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Friday, March 3, 1922.
W. A. A. HOLDS REGULAR
MEETING LAST EVENING
The Women's Athletic association
held its monthly meeting at E'.len
Smith, hall last evening. Pavlda Van
Gilder was elected from the board
to attend the sectional convention of
W. A. A. that takes place at Boulder,
Colo., the first week In April. The
important business of the evening
was the election of the nominating
committer who, with the senior mem
bers of the board, nominate the girls
from whom four will be elected to go
to convention as unofficial delegates.
The three underclassmen on tU" com
mittee are Dorothy Dougan, freshman,
Lois Shepherd, sophomore, Sara Sur
ber, junior.
All the girls who won their first
100 points in athletics tnis year were
taken into the c ,anizatlon.
In Years Gone By.
Eighteen Years Ago Today.
The management of the girls bask
etball team received dolinito assur
ance from the University of Minne
sota that it would be possible lo ar
range two games at Minneapolis. Ne
braska is much ahead of other schools
in this respect, as few girls' teams
play outside the state.
Ten Years Ago Today.
J. G. Smith, SS, spent the day in
Lincoln on his way to New York
city. Mr. Smith was one of Nebras
ka's oldest botanists and was in the
first class which used microscopes.
Six Years Ago Today.
Much agitation was shown over the
single tax. Ten reasons for the sin
gle tax occupied a prominent place
on the front page of "The Daily No-braskan."
Other Worlds Than
Our Own.
Columbia University Here it is
found necessary to advertise time and
time again for candidates tor the cast
and chorus of the varsity show. Stu
dents who are sufficiently talented do
not report for tryouts.
University of Michigan During the
past week the Western conference
radio news service, an organization
that connects several of the b;g ten
newspapers with wireless news serv
ice, has carried on tests which have
proven the organization successful.
Pomona College The first intereol-
student government, conference which
will include the six colleges of the
southern conference and U. S. C, and
which was formed to unify the dif
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CATERING TO UNIVERSITY STU- jj
DENTS. MEET YOUR FRIENDS j
AT ROSEWILDE
8 8:30 till 11:30
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$1.20 Per Couple S
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Unusual Position
For
Vacation Work
Opportunity to travel or become permanently located with
well known educational institution.
ALL RAILROAD FARE PAID AND DEFINITE GUAR
ANTEED SALARY FOR THE SUMMER WITH A DRAW
ING ACCOUNT ON BUSINESS EACH WEEK.
This position will pay successful man $400 to .fGOO durinpr
vacation.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
No man will be accepted unless he can give good refer
ence and is in good standing with his university.
This position gives you an opportunity to learn how to
handle men and offers splendid opportunity for a per
manent business connection after you have finished your
course.
DO NOT APPLY FOR THIS POSITION UNLESS YOU
ARE A LIVE WIRE.
Write Thos. II. Neal, Dept. Manager, National Home &
School Ass'n., 612 Railway Exch. lildsr., Kansas City, Mo.
On The First Day of
March, 1908
j We started in the printing business on North Eleventh St.
Student patronage has been a material factor in our steady
growth. We know the wants of the university boy or girl
as well as of the faculty.
Fourteen Years Printing For
Students
Graves Printing
Fred Graves
244 North 11th.
Co.
Lincoln
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A I L Y NE 13 HAS KAN
ferent institutions toward common
problems, convened at Pomoin college
February 17 and 18.
University of California Plans nave
been made by the (executive commit
tee to ask the University of Missouri
track team to meet the California
team.
Syracuse University Popcorn balis
are the latest commodity for sale
recently Introduced by Theta Sigma
Phi.
Ohio University Delta Chi and Phi
Kappa will stage a movie contest at
the Y. M.-Y. W. mixer with the Ohio
sfnfo Journal's contest along similar
lines. Every ono wHo enters Is lo
have thirteen chances to guess the
title of each picture-. Sears & Hce
buck's mail order dictionary will he
the official catalogue and prizes will
be awarded the winners, worth ap
proximately 3,875,4423 Russian rubles.
ALPHA KAPPA PSI TO
HAVE NEW HANDBOOK
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fraternities whether social or pro
fessional. Established in 1904 at Nov York
university this commerce fraternity
is now the oldest and largest com
merce fraternity In the country. Dr.
Roy B. Kester, its president, ib a na
tional figure in accounting circles.
Waldron H. Rand, for two years presi
dent of the American institute of ac
countants, is member as l Dr. John
T Holdsworth, Prof. Taul Ivey, Dean
Joseph French Johnson. President
David Klnley. President Charles
Hicks and others prominent as educa-
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in the handbook to the extent of
lug one of the chapters.
Matinee Dance
Lincolnshire Club
318 South 12th
3:30 to 5:30 p. m,
Friday and Saturday
Ackcrman's Orchestra
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You are invited to attend
THE SECOND
ANNUAL SPRING
Style
Show
aroMiiiar
of
c
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today and Saturday
at the store--
The feature of the show is a special exhibit of the entire line of
Stratford Spring Suits and Topcoats-including the famous "Hoot
Mon" Tweeds, "Golden Glow" Stripes, "Sahara Weaves" for
summer, "Wellsley" Knicker Suits for women-and everything
else new and correct for College men.
(Th is special exhibit is in addition to our own complete spring showing of
Stratford, Lanpxock and Farquhar College Clothes.)
Complete displays of New Stetson Hats, Caps, Shirts, and neck
wear will be ready for your inspection.
Stop in today or tomorow. You'll find it worth while to see the
clothes that will be worn this spring by well dressed College men.
No obligation whatever to buy
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