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THE DAILY NEBRA S K A N
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Mentions Hoard.
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of t'onsrens, March I. 1870.
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EDITORIAL STAFF
ItrK Al'STIN Kdltor-ln-Chlel
O IH I.N It. li ASTON .Mmmlii Killlor
III I I. K FAKMAX Aclt. Editor
Kldrldse Lows -''" i:"!,,,r
Herbert llronll. Jr MkIiI Killlor
Kdwurd Huck Nlslit Kilitor
. . i i . sufiftv Killlor
urnruiir - .
l'linrlr Mitchell Sport. Kil cor
John HolliiiKiiHortli Morl Minor
Alliiut Kdllorm Friink lleler, Helen
J. Iterun and Howard t'ruiuliill.
AhUtnt l.lety hditorn: Zrllu t.ll
oirr, t.ertrude Ciould, lora Hulling.
snd lone tiiinlner.
Women's A t ! ! :
Kxchansr Kdlton Mary Minoiin.
Dronmlir Killlor: Cyril Coomb.
Military hdllori loimrd t ott ley.
Feature Writer.: Muurli-e Smith. Hud
S,cv. - TypU,
Koom 1HA "I Hull.
Office hour: Kdltor-li.-cl'lef and Man
sins Kditor Three i.Vlnck dully.
HI SINESS 8TAFF
;(MKS FI1I K - HuMness Manure
ChHiiiirey Klney At. Iulne Mr.
Clifford " Hick. C'r. Manager
Al KHT1-IM; STAFF.
Kuloh Kedfield. Art Wlilteworth.
AddiMin sntlon Kuhiiril Mere.
Niicht rilil"r for thU lMie.
F.lttVAliO M. HI ( K
FORGET-ME-NOT" DAY.
To the averace university student
the war with Ik-mi any is over,
only hardship resulting f;om the war
as far as tluy are concerned is the
unsettled condition ot economic ai- tv
of them, they may, with a certain
amount of skill and surety, go ahead
intelligently when an Important do-
clslon in to be made.
The vote today will not vitally af
fect many of the students. To the
large majority the question la merely,
"Which condition will give me the
most enjoyment?" Yet after all It is
a decision mat tney win oe oounu
by next year.
Criticism has often been directed at
the modern educational system owing
to the fact that it is too dogmatic, too
.heoretical, and that the products of
.-uch a system are like babes In the
wood until their eyes are opened by
being thrown, and thrown hard,
against situations in life that are dif
ficult to grasp.
Any self-government, any decisions
:hat really are of importance, any set
tlennnt of affairs by the studentd
themselves that takes thought and
consideration, are distinct helps hi
the life of Nebraska's student body.
In some institutions most of the af
fairs of importance involving the stu
!ent body are handled by a council of
itudtnts. and in mot cases the de
cisions rendered by these bodies are
jwise ones. The greatest value, how
'ever, of such a system is the reaction
: It has upon those who make it up.
They fee! that they have problems to j
work out. that these problems must j
I be given consider.!'. ion. that it' a prep-1 f
jer solution is not given, they will be I
club wiener roast, Hob-
ball.
Lutheran
ber's cave.
Italian play and musical program,
S : 15 p. m. Temple theater.
Phi Kappa Pal Christmas dance,
chapter house,
Dolian Christmas meeting, Faculty
hall.
Alpha Phi house dance, chapter
house.
Phi Mu Christmas party. Chamber
of commerce. ,
Saturday, December 17.
Delta Tau Delta fall "Rep." party,
K. of C. hall.
All-university party, armory.
Kappa Delta Christmas party, chap
ter house.
PI Kappa Phi party, Ellen Smith
hall.
Kappa Phi pledging, 3 p. m., Art
hall. ,
Dig and Little Sisters' Christmas
party, 3 p. m., Ellen Smith hall.
Phi Gamma Delta house dance,
chapter house.
Sigma Chi annual formal dinner
dance, the Lincoln.
Annual. Xumed banquet, 7:C0 p. m.
Grand hotel.
Twins club Christmas party, home
of the Kaffenberger's, 1040 A St.
Alpha XI Delta house dance, chap
ter lions.
neer's association.
Seven Years Ago Today.
The freshmen laws had a smoker at
thb Lincoln hotel. The evening a on
tertalnment consisted of card plnv'ng
and a talk by Dr. Maxey.
Flvs Years Ago Today.
The sum of sixty-nine dollars uut
fifty cents was made by tho Silver
Serpents on their annual "Merry
Christmas" tag day for the needy
families in Lincoln.
Two Years Ago Today.
Professor M. M. Fogg, of the depart
ment of journalism, gave an address
at convocation of the subject "Ne
braskans on the Battlefield of
France."
ENGINEERING NOTES
H. F. Nosky C. K., '19, who is now
county surveyor for Dawson county
stationed at Lexington, Nebr., called
at the office of the civil engineering
department Saturday, December 10,
1921.
H. C. Doremus, '21, C. E., has ac
cepted a position ns instructoi In civi,
engineering at the Texas A. &. M.
college.
EXHAUST
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fairs at the present time which has
greatly increased prices and put a
prvmiu.n on money.
Attending Nebraska University and
in several Lincoln hospnals are hun
dreds of men who feel that as far
as they are concerned the war will
never be over these are the men
tiiat a little over three years ago
were giving their life-blood that this
country might progress in peace and
democracy. Today these men are
broken in body and mind.
The United States government has
tried to do the est possible thing for 1
the disabled veterans and hospitali
zation and vocational rehabilitation '
are two of the plans they have per-;
sued. The vocational trainers are a .
group of serious minded men who
are trying to so fit their minds, that
in the open competition in which
they must work in later life they will '
be equipped as well as possible to
earn a livelihood for themselves. I
To proud to ask for help, these j
men are up against a stiff proposi-!
tion at this time. Unselfishly giving j
a little each month toward making
the life of their hospitalized brothers
a little happier, they have suddenly
lost their monthly allowance from the
government because of an oversight
by congress in not appropriating the
money necessary for them. Their
Christmas is to he a mighty blue one.
"For-get-me-not" day is the first
time money has ever been raised for
these veterans and is in the nature of
a mild nation-wide protest against, the I
forgetfullness that now lets the men j
who battled so nobly three years ago. '
be neglected just at the time and sea-!
son of the yar when they most need i
help. j
Saturday. December IT, is the day
on which this "For-get-me-not" drive
1 to be h-!il, and tinder the directiou
of the Morto: boards, girls from the
University will on the street corn
ers of the city of Lincoln all day to
the loosers and the result is ;i seliool
T-ie 'consciousness that betters every sc-ri-;
jCiis minded member.
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iiDsiT i eiauuiiMiii" mucin lacui i
and student body, an apparent
heights.
Before your French class roll was
'Tween Bells.
Did you ever look down in old IT hall.
I From the third floor window
greater resect for the ability of the
average university student to think,
and a betterment of the feeling be
tween instructors ami students, re
suits from such a move as this, at.d
Nebraska will be a better school and
i there will b more pulling- together.
shoulder to shoulder, after such an
experiment of this kind.
University Notices.
Football "N"' Wlen.
All men who were awarded
the official "N" for football are
requested to call immediately
at the office of the director of
athletics and state size for
sweater. If this information is
immediately forthcoming, it may
be possible to get the sweaters
to the Student Activities office
before the holidays.
F. AV. Luehring,
Director of Athletics.
Delian Meeting.
Delian Christmas meeting In Fac
ulty hall, Friday, December 16. Visit
ors are invited.
Baptist Students.
Christmas party at the Baptist
Students house, 1440 Q street, Friday,
December 16. instead of at the church
as announced. Bring a Woolworth
gift.
University Night Skits.
Any organization desirous of put
ting on a skit for University night,
must have the manuscript in the
hands of the committee before Janu
ary 15. The general chairman should
be notified as soon as possible.
Masonic club meeting. Sunday, De-
I cember IS. at 136 South 11th. 3-5 p. m.
tliOs.
for
who
those
Tin the lii'le flowers or,
will contribute somtthini
that are sufferinir.
The living heroes who are amoug
vs, with, shuttc-r'd bodies and ruined
health did not hesitate three years
ago, and we must show the stuff that
is in us. and not hesitate at a time
wdi.-n tb- health avl happiness of
many of ili m is at stake. A ten-cent
contribution from every student in the I
Univers. y of Nebraska will make the I
cisaitiewl veterans l Hie last gnat
war, have a ha;pier Christmas than
they now think possible!
Awgwan Art Staff.
Have all cartoons for the January
issue turned in to the Awgwan off
' ice before December 110. Anyone in
' school having a touch of artistic pen
; manship invited to submit to thi3
i issue. Make all drawings pertain en
jtirely toward new years. No others
will bo accepted.
Art Editor.
called.
To watch the out-door sights?
A jolly bunch they linger there
Laughing, lingering, gay;
A quip on their lips, a jest in their
eye
Just longing to cut and play.
See the radiant maids! those visions
fair,
Whom mere man clusters 'round.
Did you ever hear old U hall's walls.
With such rollicking resound?
And look! n the armory st?ps the;e
stands,
A lass who waits in vain,
For a tall, lithe form of manly grace
To emerge from U hall again.
It's fun to watch the gay co-eds
In charming costume pass.
Those vamps with artless smile J.nd
glance.
Oh shucks! it's time for class.
B. B.
Christmas
Joys....
For Mother:
Rogers Silverware
For Father:
Elgin Watches
For Brother:
Cuff Links
Cigaret Cases
For Sister:
Wrist Watches
Camisoles
Luxurious Silk
Underwear
Silk Teddies
Silk and Wool Hose .
Conservative Prices
Didja
Ever, iver. over,
In your
Leaf, loaf, life;
See the
Devel, divel, dovel,
Anl hi?
W'eaf, wofe, wife?
Didja?
ran
A TON QF ANTHRACITE
weighs no more
than a ton of soft coal
but the additional heat
it generates
makes it worth the greater amount
of money it costs.
So with Overcoats
you can buy one for less money
than a Magee Coat costs ....
but men who know
prefer those with a
Magee label because v
of their longer wear and
greater satisfaction
$25 Upward
Quality Clothes
BE AN ARTIST
Comics. Cartoons. Fashions, News paper
ami Magazine lllusir.iiiiis. Couiuu-reitil
l'astcl. Crayon I'ortniits. Our siuipif
mi-tlioil quickly dwlnpn your talent In
siiare time. I'y mail r li-al classes
Write for terniR and list of siK-cessf ul
sfodents. Courses endorsed tiy news
papers, mazarines and famous artists.
ASSOCIATED ART STUPIUS
F. E. C.
In Years Gone By. j
Ten Years Ago Today.
Most of the laboratories on the cam- j
pus were to be open during Christ-
mas vacation for the use of thcje who i
v.-'fhed to make up back wo: ir. j
Chancellor Avery accepted in invl-j
tation to act as toastmaster at the J
annual dinner of the Nebraska state ,
historical society and territorial plo-1
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SCOSOSCCCOSOCCCCOCCCCGOCCa
Why Be a Mere Dancer?
When You Can Be An Expert?
CARROLL'S MODERN
DANCE STUDIO
Large Staff of Instructors
Just Phone L-602S
Nebr. State Bank Blo'g.
t5th AO Sts.
Yo Drive
We Kent
i Forbes Rent a-Ford Co.
C. F ! CM SON, Mrr. K
j Cars for all sorial functions with N
or without drivers. o
I-tuioe K-l.YMI 1125 P PC Q
SASCOCOCCCOOCOSCCOOCOCCOCO
TODAY'S VOTE.
The osjiion tak'-n by the faculty
in rutt iner to a vi among the stud
ents just exactly what length the holi
days shall be next year, is a decided-j
ly progressive measure. !
The vot, today, is to decide whe- j
tier we shall have a eipht day Christ- j
mas recess with one day at Thanks-1
giving time, or only sis days at Christ
mas and three at Thanksgiving. There
are many good arjruments on both
sides of the question and the ballot
ing today will decide what the policy
of the university should be.
The ideal In education, as often
Ftated by professors to their classes,
Js not to accumulate a great many
facta which they can reel off at a
moments notice, but to gain an under
standing of the problems they will be
troubled with in later life, and to
train their uinds through the solution
of hypothetical problems given them
by their Instructors, so that when they
are In the world with no one back
Palladian.
The "Farmerette," a three-act farce
i comedy will be prewnf'd by a cast
1 of Palladian pirls at the regular open;
mcM-tine of that society, third floor,!
j Temple, Friday at S:3r'. All students;
and faculty members welcome.
Notice of Change of Meeting.
The talk to be given by W. C.
W'l.itten to the commercial club
Thursday at 11 has been postponed !
until next Thursday, Dec-ember 22, at :
11 o'clock. i
Prizes Offered to Agricultural StucJ
ents by National Fraternity.
One hundred and fifty dollars is of
fered in two prizes for the best essay
written by an a-gricukural student on
"The Need, and Sources of Agricult
ural Leaders." Manuscript must be
submitted before March 1, 1922. It
may not excee-' 5.000 words. Details
regarding this contest may be secured
from the dean of the college of agri
culture. E. A. Burnett
The Calendar.
Friday, December 16.
Gamma Phi FeA dan Eflu Smith
; Your
Satisfaction
Complete j
"At The Sign of the Nuse,, j
You are bound to he sat- j
pj isfied when you trade with !
us. I'y performance and
not by promise do we ful-
S fill every obligation to give
f! you pood poods and good
(service to satisfy you eom-
pletely. What you want you
i eet and . no loop-hole left
y for complaint.
g We Deliver Free.
n Our Christmas stock is
i now complete and prices are
H low.
Tarley's
I Pharmacy
M 1R47 O fit.
If You Like
Pleasant
Snrronndings
Good Service
Pure Foods
You will enjoy comic ht t
dine or Itim-h.
Your order roust t ricbt. We Jo
not nt your mutiny unless H ts
vt wtiat yu think it should he.
jlwt yonr fri-ml hers-, order Tur
favorite dislies from our lare
uenu.
Central Hotel Cafe
mraaaMJri:iaii!a:i3Ji3aiici:i
i
Big Subscription Dances
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
EVENINGS
LINDELL PARTY HOUSE
MUSIC BY
LOUISIANA RAGADORS
A College Orchestra Catering to College Students.
Admission $1.00 Plus Tax.
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"BUY BUCK'S BOOTS"
STYLE WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE
CHRISTMAS BARGAINS
IN MEN'S AND LADIES' HIGH AfJD LOW SHOES AT BUCK'S
PRE-1NVENTORY SHOE SALE
WONDERFUL VALUE
$3 S5 $4.95
$5.95 $6.93
All of our best a inter
Oxfords and Xovoity
Strap Pumps gii it
tbeso Eacriiice prices
Patents. Satins, Suede,
Calf and Kid.
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StrCet P
Have You Tried the Lindell Party House?
Your Christmas Gifts for Men, Se
lected at a Mens Store like this, are
sure to be appreciated. The gifts
we have here are the things men
buy for themselves; the things they
like. Our label is an assurance of
quality and satisfaction.
FAROUHAR'S
1325 0
Lincoln
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