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INTERCOLLEGIATE
DEBATE SCHEDULED
Nebraska to Meet Iowa and South
Dakota on April 7
Nebraska's inter-collegiuto debutes
for this college year will be with the
University of Iowa and with the .Uni
versity of South Dakota, according
to announcement Saturday by I'rol.
M. M. Fogg of the department oi
English. The new schedule, whicn
takes the place of the NebrasKa Iowa
dual debates since the war, will In
clude Nebraska-South Dakota at Lin
coln and Nebraska Iowa at Iowa City.
The contests will be hold Friday ev
ning, April 7.
The up-to-date, important question
of the allied debts, proposed ty Ne
braska, will be discussed. Tlie
phrasing of the proposition is: "Re
solved, that the United States should
cancel the allied debts." A Nebras
ka team will maintain the .ffirmii
tive at Lincoln and another team the
negative at Iawa City. The question
is considered by university profes
sors of economics, law, and Knylish,
specially interested in debate, as
very timely.
The selection of Nebraska's icpre
sentatives in the debate lorum
will be begun at a primin.iry con'
test, held before the middle ol Feb
ruary, open to all students in good
standing who were in the university
last semester.
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Notes.
Mr. John T. Zimmer, who has been
an assistant in the museum during
the past semester, left Wednesday
for Field Meseum of Natural llittory,
Chicago, 111. After spending a coup
le cf preparatory months Mr. Zim
mer will be placed in charge of a
field party and will be sent to South
America to collect birds and mam
mals. Mr. Zimmer becomes at once
assistant curator, department cf Or
nithology, and is in direct line foi
promotion to the directorship.
IRE CIRLS
OUT FOR
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W. A, A. Issues Calls For Co-eds
To Try For Class Teams
This Week.
Professor Charles Fordyce ad
dressed the members of the Wo
men's club of Grand Island Monday
evening on the subject "Vocational
Guidance."
A collection of arrow points, scrap
ers, drills, spear points, from Zapata
county, Texas, and numerous pieces
of pottery from the Pueblo ruins at
Pecos, N. M., has been secureu and
donated to the Nebraska state mu
seum by Mr. L. W. Petree, an as
sistant in the department of geology,
and geography.
"Primitive &erret Societies," a
work by Professor Hutton Wt.oster
of the department of history, has
appeared in an Lillian translation
by Dr. Pettazzcn of the Royal Uni
versity of Bologna, A Japanese ver
sion of this book was published a few
years ago.
A call for more, girls to p'' bas
ketball has been issued by the wo
men's .athletic association. Almost
every girl in school has plajed the
game, and has a fair chance with
others in making her class team.
There are enough practice periods
to give every girl a chance to get
the required ten in before March.
All girls who compiled the ten
practices will play in the Monte Carlo
tournament, (so called because the
players are drawn by position for
teams.) This also awards fifty W.
A. A. points, with an additional
twenty-five to the winning team. Af
ter this tourney the class teams will
be chosen from the players. All
members of class teams wil saiiifice
the fifty points received in the first
tourney, and receive 100 points for
:-lass team. Fifty additional point.
will be given to the members of th.5
winning class teams.
Eleanor Snell. a senior, who has
played cm her (lass team evciy y.'Mr.
Is the W. A. A. sport leader. The
practice periods are between gym.
classes, cn Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays: noon every day; . 10.
1. 2, on Tuesdays: 1, 2 on Tl li.sdays.
fiach practice is supervised by a VV.
A. A. member or gym. teacher.
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SCIENTIFIC CONDITIONS
IN GERMANY DESCRIBED
(Continued from pace 1.)
Clinic, Hamburg, Germany: A. Sch
neider, M. D., Ph. D., University cT
Nebraska, Lincoln, NeDr., Dear Sir.
Wculd it be possible for you to lend
me your book on. "Pharmaceuticaf
Bacteriology" for two to three
weeks? I am in clc? collaboration
with Mr. Unna at a publication which
requires the study of some twenty
to thirty American and English
books. At the present low rate of
the mark it is quite impossible for
me to buy on so large a scale. It
is understood that your copy would
be carefull handled and returned in
due time. While I would certainly
cover postage expenses. I would be
pleased to send you as an equivlaent
with my compliments any publicatlou
in this country which might interest;
you. Yours very truly,
EDWARD AHLLSWEDE.
the highest in tho bvys and girls'
Hub work for the year, in corn, po
;ato or wheat projects, in thirty-nine
counties of the state, a seventy-live
dollar scholarship in the college of
agriculture, the school of agricultuie
r the short course in the school
agriculture. In addition, the Union
Pacific Railroad Co., will rclmburs9
the student for the expense of rail
road transportation from his home
to Lincoln and return over its lines.
MRS. MATHER SPEAKS
AT HOME EC. MEETING
(Continued from page 1.)
women specialists and agents thru
pictures and extracts from their an
nual reports.
Miss Brown explained the work of
the boys and girls club. By the use
of one of their project outlines, bh-2
shewed the complete scope of club
work. Miss Brown told about the
Union Pacific Railroad Co's., offer
to give the boy between sixteen and
twenty-one years of age who ranked
Professor Hutton Webster oi the
department of history was the con
tributor of a large number cf ar
ticles dealing with tatoo, tateinism,
and related anthrapological subjects,
to the "Dictionary of Religion and
Ethics" recently 'published by the
MacMillan Co., under the editorship
of Professor MattheUs and Smith
of tme University of Chicago.
Professor Hutton Webster has
edited with the assistance of Dr. D.
C. Knowlton and Professor C. D.
Hazen of Columbia university, what
is probably the finest series of his
torical wall maps ever produced in
the LTnited States. Fourty-four mapt
are included in the series, coverinc
ancient, medieval and modern his
tory. The publishers are A J. Ny
strom & Co., Chicago, and the maps
may be secured separately, if bo desired.
BOY SCOUT LEADERS
TO SECURE TRAINING
Training for boy scout leaders is
being given at the teachers' college
every Tuesday evening by tte uni
versity extensioa department. Two
lessons have already been tau&ht and
eight more are offered.' The instruc
tors include Prof. A. A. Reed, Prof.
A. M. Neweng, Prof. R. A Wolcott,
Dr. R. J. Pool, Dr. Ch&s. Fordyv.
Dean O. J.' Ferguson, PtdL G. D.
Sweerey, Mrl Kent, the scent execa
tlve, and a number of the more ex
perieneed scout master.
The study of birds, first aid,
badges, organization trees, names,
activities, aignAprnff, firs making,
story telling, psychology, hiking and
camping. Judging, programs, map
meeting and (astronomy,-wiI3 be
making, cooking, compasses, troop
taught and practiced. -
All men Interested In scouting are
Invited to attend the meeting.
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DAWSON LEAVES FOR
AN EASTERN JOURNEY
(Continued from page I.)
project and the uncertainty cf the
gym. project also assigned ns cause
for Luehring's action.
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NEBRASKA SWIMMING
TEAM TO MEET O. A. C.
(Continued from page 1.)
diver.
Coach Luehring is anxious Ic have
more candidates for the swimming
team. The practice ih held at the
"Y" Tuesday and Thursday at 10 a
in. and any who wish to try out for
the team should report to Coach
Luehring or Coach Adkins at that
time. An especial appeal is nude by
Lueiiiing to "biT fat fellows" to try
(.tit for the distance plunge.
In the meet with the Omai.a Ath
otic club, the following eventd will
e held: Free style, the forty yard
the hundred yard, and two huudred
and twenty yard swims; breast
Urke, forty yards; back. stroke, forty
yards; distance swimming, and fancj
diving.
Following the Omaha Athletic club
meet, dual meets with the Ames C
clones and the Kansas Aggies will
be held. The dates for these meets
have not yet been set. An attempt
is also being made to schedule a
dual meet with Iowa.
SHERWOOD EDDY
TO SPEAK HERE
(Continued from page 1.)
meetings.
Mr. Cherrington plans to stop In
Lincoln on Thursday or this week to
meet with the representatives of the
organization again to formulate defi
nite plans for the three days when
Mr. Eddy will be here. On rrid"y
he will meet each group individually
to plan for the details of or.znni.;
'ion. The executive committee" met
last night at Ellen Smith hall and
appointed the (larger committee to
eo operate with Mr. Cherrringlon'
The names of the members of the
lui'L.c committee will be ready fov
implication in tomorrow's issue of the
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