THE DAILY NEB R'A S K A N
Sunday, April 9, 1922.
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Girls to Canvas University For
Subscriptions to Second Edi
tion of Publication.
PRIZES WILL BE
AWARDED TO WINNERS
Tea Service or Vacuum Sweeper
to Winning Sorority Travel
Bag to High Girl
The campaign for subscriptions to
the socond edition or tlio Nebraska
Song Book which 1h being published
by the Alumni Asoclation under tho
direction of Harold P. Noltz is schod
uled to start off with a bang early
Monday morning. hrvM-y sorority on
tho campus and many individual girls
nro competing for the prizes. A Shef
field Toa service or a vacuum sweeper
is tho prlzo to go to tho winning so
rority, whllo a seal cowhldo traveling
bag will be awarded to the Individual
girl who carries off the honors. The
travollng bag will bo given to a girl
outside a sorority.
The price of the new song book is
to bo $2, on-half of which is payable
when ordering and tho other half pay
ablo when tho book Is delivered. Near
ly two hundred subscriptions to tho
book have already been turned in as
a result of the fourteen fraternities
agreeing to publish twenty-three page3
of songs.
The new issue of the Nebraska song
book will contain a bulk of new ma
terial not used in tho first edition.
Thirty moro pages will bo contained
ln tho previous edition. A section for
songs from other large universities
and a section to contain the fraternity
songs is being added. Many of the
less valuable songs and those which
havo no place in a university song
book are to be eliminated.
Every bulletin board n the campus
is now decoratod with a largo poster
slogan in support or the plea for moi e
singing at the University of Nebraska.
This need has long been felt and the
alumni have deemed it advisable to
take tho matter into their own hands
ln order that something may be done
as soon as possible. The entire stu
dent body which has been appealed to
for support is strongly back of the
proposition and it should not be long
until singing will bo a habit with
Cornhusker students.
poou Monroe, '07, teacher Jn city
schools; ICrnest IV Monroe, '04, doan
of tho Garden City Junior college;
Custer IJIt'Bonian and II. 0. Nelson.
C. A. Atwell, '14, published an ar
tlelo, "Regeneration Characteristic
Curves uf Direct Current locomo
tives" in tho; March Jhhiio of the.
Electrical Journal. Mr. Atwell shows
llio principal quantities that vary
during regeneration, namely: arma
ture or regenerated amperes, field
amperes, speud, retarding effort, ox
clter emperes, efficiency.
Some advance students, under the
leadership of Harry Mortlock of the
conservatlonal soil survey depart
ment, went to tho Republican valley
last week for plant classification and
geological study research work.
Benjamin Masurovsky, graduate as
sistant in tho department of dairy
husbandry, wrote "Tho New Methods
of Balancing Rations" in tho March
Issuo of the Journal of Dairy SclencJ.
Personals.
Chancellor Avery and Harold Holtz,
secretary of tho university alumni
association, returned recently from
Chicago whero they attended tne
meeting of tho Chicago alumni asso
ciation. Following the talks, election
of officers took place.
EMPLOYMENT
DOES VALUABLE IRK
University Y. M. C. A. Has Found
Jobs For Many Students
This Year
ALL THIS WEEK
KATHERINE
MacDONALD
In the picture without a villain
"The Beautiful
Liar"
A First National Attraction
OTHER ENTERTAINING
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Shows Start at 2:30, 7:00, 9:00
Mats. 20c. Night 35c. Chi. 10c
ALL WEEK
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Also
Ben Turpin
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"LOVE'S OUTCAST"
LYRIC CONCERT ORCHESTRA
Shows start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9,
Mat 30c : Nights 50c : Chil. 10c
Since the University Y. M. C. A.
has taken over the students' employ
ment bureau it has done a very com
mendable work. At present, however,
it is having difficulty in filling the
jobs as fast as they como in. There
lore, they wish to urge those who
want work to leave their applications
at tho "Y" office in tho Temple Build
ing. Calls for girls are turned over
to Dean Ileppnor so that co-eeds in
soarch of work will apply to her.
Sometimes it Is quite urgent that stu
dents find work to stay in school and
since they have been found to do their
work conscientiously, tho bureau es
pecially urges thoso who havo work
to be done to leave word with Wil
liam Altstadt at the University "Y"
office and ho will secure tho right
party for tho position. Some of the
calls for help havo been for raking
lawns, house-cleaning, and for cleri
cal work.
The following report of Wm. G.
Altstadt, director of the Employment
Bureau, shows that students have
profited groatly from the positions
secured for them by the bureau. It
shows tho approximate earnings of
the students from the varius classes
of work:
Stenographic and clerical $194.00
Board 343 00
Room 6
Sales and Collecting 294.00
Printing, Janitor, Misc. Cash 133.50
Total est. earnings for Mai-., $1,031.50
The number of jobs secured and the
amount of money earned compares
favorably with that of the same month
in previous years.
Alumni Notes.
Ernest F. Monroe. 04, dean of the
Junior college. Garden City, Kans.,
reports tho following Nebraska uni
verse alumni living in Garden City:
S M Moss, cashier Garden City Na
tional bank; B. R- H. d'Allemand.
farmer; P. W. Pepoon, 02, principal
of Garfield school; Mrs. Mabel Po-
Walter Meier is a candidate for
mayor of Soattlo, and Is ono of the
most mentioned persona there now.
Alfrod Lundln Is tho a'.umni club sec
retary. J. W. Sayor, .who used tJ
sing in tho St. Paul Oratorio chorus,
is living ln Soattlo with his son.
Miss Loulso Pound of tho depart
ment of English was asked to arrange
ono of tho programs for the national
meeting of tho American association
of university women which is to be
held this week at Kansas City. She
was also ankod to serve as ono of the
spcakors at a mcetln, April 5. Miss
Pound will be unablo to attend the
meeting.
Professor John P. Sennlng, chair
man of tho Political Science depart
ment, spent most of his vacation a
tho University of Illinois whero he
had a delightful time visiting with
Professors Garner and aMthows. Ac
cording to his report tho University
of Illinois is moro fortunate than the
University of Nebraska insofar as it
Is not Btruck by a storm of retrench
ment and economy. Salaries will bt;
Increased considerable and many of
tho departments aro planning con
siderable expansion.
Miss Pound has also received a re
quest from Japan for her autograph
as ono of "the leading philologists in
America."
Tho speaking tour which Chancellor
Avory was to havo conducted to Kail
City, Nebraska City, Auburn, I'uwnee
ICty and Tablo Rock last, week as purl
of tho University Week program w.u
cancollod on account of the cltunci !l-
or's sudden illness.
Grace Robinson, of Waterloo, Ne
braska, who waB ln school lust sem
ester, is now visiting in New York
state. At present sho is at Greenwich.
Sorority Girl Hung!
around her sweetheart's neck, begging him to take her
to tho
Southern Rag-a-Jazz
Orchestra
"It's Plenty Good" 1
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Friday, April Fourteenth
Financial Setback $1.10
Ticket Sale Limited to 500
WHERE THOUSANDS MEET THOUSANDS DAILY
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
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Mack Ferron & Bud Coulter
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'DARKTOWN FROLICS"
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