THE DAILY NEBRASKA N
A TALE OF OLD JAPAN
CHORUS PRESENTATION"
"A Tale of Old Japan" a cantata by
Collerldge Taylor has been selected
b the University Chorus at Its first
offering this semester. It will be
presented 9pril 4 before the Matinee
Musical Club. The author is also the
composer of Hiawatha, presented last
year by the chorus.
The work for spring Is being or
ganized. There will be at least one
public performance.
HUSKERS STAGE
BIG COMEBACK
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The Aggies were hitting ihe hoop
from all parts of the floor and
cinched the victory in a short spurt
during the opening period. The score
stood 24 to 10 In Ames favor at the
close of the first half. The visitors
made a real fight for the game in
the second period, outscoring Ames
by a margin of 20 to 14, but the
Aggie lead was too great to overcome.
Ames scored first with a sensa
tional goal by Green from the corner
of the court. Smith tied the count
With a pretty feliul from under the
basket, and Innes and Smith then
tossed one each in rapid succession.
Green landed another from the mid
dle of the court and Newman 6hot a
basket for Nebraska. Here Ames
took a wonderful spurt and hit eight
goals from every angle. During this
time the Cornhuskers gave a' ragged
exhibition and the loss of their vet
eran forwards, Patty and Russell, am'
center, Bekins. was evident in every
play. With but a few minutes o'
the first half remaining, Eekins wa
substituted for Munn at center an'
Carman replaced Jungmeier at foi
ward.
Coach Schissler used nine men bp
fore he found tie combination whir'
could ride over the Iowa defense
Newman, Warren and Dobesb starre
in Nebraska's later raltv.
INTERESTING PERSONALITIES
AMONG EDITORS
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"fighting Irishman." He lives up tc
his title in his editorial policies.
W. C. Israel, editor of the Havelocl
Post, claims to be the best poke
player in the state. He told one of
the editors he would have his hat anr
coat be.fore he left Lincoln. It is sai
though that Mr. Maupin holds th
record.
Mrs. Marie Weeks, editor of the Nor
folk Press, is prominent in Nebraska
journalism. She is active in socia'
welfare and political work.
E. R. Purcell, president of the Ne
braska Press Association, is known a?
the millionaire editor. He is editoi
of the Custer County Chief, publishe'
at Broken Bow. This paper was es
tablished twenty nine year eago by Mr
Purcell. It has a circulation of 4.50(
and has had the largest circulation o
any country weekly in the state foi
the past five years. Mr. Purcell was
In the Nebraska House of Representa
tives two years ago. He is president
of the Fair Association at Broken Bow
and a member of the Board of Man
agers of the State Fair Board. He
and two associates made a trip to thf
east last year and secured a carnival
company. On their return tbey afi
nounced a variety of shows. Th
prudish women of Broken Bow mad
immediate objections. Mr. Pureed
was kept buey dodging oral brickbats
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Frank Edgcombe, editor of the Ge
leva Signal, is one of the big men In
he Journalistic field In Nebraska to
lay. Although Mr. Edgcombe is to
tally blind, he has full charge of his
paper and runs one. of the best in the
sate. He knows the location of every
thing in his office. He dictates his
editorials every day. These unusual
feats of Mr. Edgcombe are only two
oi his many accomplishments.
J. P. O'Furey, of the Hardingtoh
Herald, is also one of the best jour
nalists of the state. He started as ad
vertising manager for a department
store in Sioux City, Iowa.
All Souls' Unitarian Church
12th and "H" Streets. Sunday at 11 A. M.
"The Christ-Myth Theory"
"DID JESUS REALLY LIVE?"
The first of a series of seven special sermons by James
"W. Maedonald on
The Liberal Interpretation of the Personality of Jesus.
Hear them all They will help you to square your religion
with your reason.
A Good Time
Entertainment and Refreshments to Students Who
Attend the
PARTY
Friday, 7:30
at the
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-ELI SHIRE, President