Tuesday, May 16, 1922
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
The Daily Nebraskan
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EDITORIAL STAFF
jirK AI-STIN Acting Kdltor
BKLI.Ii FAK.MAN.... MuiiuicliiK Kdltt-r
...l iuiternn Associate Kdltor
Herbert llrownell, Jr SigM fcdftor
Kdwurd HucU Kht J, 'tor
ChurleK A. Mitchell - Sight K tor
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John Hcntlcy por U K lor
Cyril L. fooinbi....- Druiimtie Kd tor
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ASSISTANT KDITIOKIAL WKITKKS
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Advertising AahiHtanta
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Otto Skold Arthur I.otta
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CHAKLKS A. MITCHKLL
JIMMY BEST
For thirty-four years Jimmy Best,
Nebraska's Grand Old Man, has been
helping Nebraska to turn out winning
athletic teams. ror thirty-four years
Jimmy has been giving the loving care
to llusker athletes that only one who
loves his work can give.
Since 1SSS Jimmy Best has been on
the job day after day in cold and in
storm, despite failing health, old age
and physical handicaps. In all this
time he h;.s been giving in thought
and loving care far mure than the
Athletic Department could ever pay
him for in money.
Now Nebraska has a chance to re
pay in a small way what Jimmy has
done for the school. Nebraska is go
ing to have a chance to help him get
a vacation a trip to California that
he has long been looking forward to.
Boxes have been placed at various
places on the campus for contribu
tions from the four thousand students
in the University. Ten cents from
each of these four thousand will give
him a four hundred dollar trip that
will be one of the happiest times in
his rapidly closing life.
During the past year Nebraska has
seen many worthy drives put over the
top Ly lojal Husker support, but with
out exception tiii movement is the
finest one Nebraska lias seen this
year. Every loyal Nebraskan ought to
give and give.
Other Worlds Than
Our Own.
Kansas State Ag College Valuable
prizes will be given to successful com
petitors In the first annual Missouri
Valley Interscholastic Relay carnival
to be held on Ahearn field, Saturday,
May 27. Entry blanks for the big ath
letic event have been mailed to high
schools and academies of Kansas, Mis
souri, Iowa, Nebraska, Oklahoma and
Colora.do. Six relays and eight special
events are Included on the program
for the meet.
University of Iowa The Y. M. C. A.
and V. V. C. A. recently sponsored
their third big spring carnival in the
armory. The first event of the even
ing was a fraternltp and sorority par
ade with floats for the two best of
which prizes were offered. There was
also the general profusion of festival
decorations and booths and a dance.
Indiana University Straw hats re
ceived the official stamp of approval
at Indiana last Saturday when mem
bers of Sigma Delta Chi appeared at
the Earlham track meet in their gaily
bedecked summer headgear. This was
regarded as official resurrection day.
University of Illinois Five women
and eleven men. have been put on pro
bation by action of the council of ad
ministration for overcutting classes
Three men were dropped from the uni
vorsity for the same offense.
QUAKtR GIRL CAST
Rehearsals
Are Now
Swing1.
In Full
In .Years Gone By.
Sixteen Years Ago Today
The seniors left over the Burlington
for Milford to spend the day. The
Old Soldiers' Home was the scene of
the festivity for the sneak day.
Fourteen Years Ago Today
A Jap was seen cn the campus tak
ing pictures of the cadet battalion, but
rnn away when questioned as to his
purpose. The reason for his work is
not known.
Ten Years Ago Today
In the special. Law Edition of the
Daily Nebraskan, there were articles
telling of the new building for the law
school, the prominence of laws in the
college and many others of interest.
Five Years Ago Today
Nearly 1000 students had left the
University for training camps. Be
sidesthose entering the army, students
were leaving to fill vacant positions
Two Years Ago Today
Beatrice, Wilber and DeWitt carried
off the honors in their respective
classes in the high school track meet.
The Exhaust
"All are not fools who would fool
you" so moralizes Pathe, but we
agree with Lincoln that most of them
are. And our idea is another of the
cinematograph mottoes, "Fool not lest
you be fook-d."
Lovely spring weather with grass
growing green
Tennis courts ready or play
But the profs, have outgrown their
old spring fever years
And I've an exam today.
We thuught the Seniors had already
done enough but it seems that be
side picnifing and graduating, there
is something else that the Seniors are
going to start. It is giving all of them
an awful start, we suppose, but they
can leave the finishing touches to the
Freshmen.
"The fresher the egss, the better
the omelette," s;ys an old proverb.
But there is such a thing as being too
fresh, although our experience is with
the other extreme.
Once there was an honest man who
returned a girl's Dorine without being
bribed.
The Calendar
Tuesday, May 16.
Phillips Brooks Club, 12:15, Grand
Hotel.
Agronomy field trip, 5 p. m.. Dairy
Industry.
Silver Serpent banquet, 6 p. m., El
len Smith Hal'l.
Vespers, 5 p. m.. Temple.
Union Business Meeting, 7 p. m.
De Molay meeting, 7:15 p. m., Scot
tish Rite Temple.
Elementaryy Club picnic.
Rehearsals for The Quaker Girl are
in full swing. The choruses are work
ing hard as well as the principals dur
ing regular glee club periods. All the
minor parts have now been chosen.
II. O. Ferguson has been Btaging the
first act during the last two weeks.
"The chorus movements are especial
ly good this year," stated Mr. Fer
guson. The principals were working
Friday afternoon on the second act.
Miss Sprung is assisting the members
to accomplish the French accent.
Two absolutely new sets of scenery
will be used in acts I and II of the
annual glee club opera, "The Quaker
Girl," to be given May 26. The set to
bo used for the first act will be
changed so much that it will be posi
tively unrecognizable.
The costumes have been ordered
from Omaha for over twelve weeks
and last Sunday Mr. Ferguson motored
down to Omaha to see that all details
of costuming were in readiness for
the event.
The business manager, Shelden
Hallett, was assistant business man
ager for the Mummers and for the
senior play. Fred Teal is his assist
ant. The following committees were
selected:
Advertising: Fred Teal, chairman,
Ruth Ward, Evert Hunt, Pauline Tait
and Peter Coniglio.
Stage: Willis Learning, chairman,
Iris Ludden, sub-chairman, Donald
Lincoln, Helen Oberlies, Lucile
George, Martin Grauenhorst and
Adrian Newens.
Property: Irene Schaaf, chairman,
Virginia Waugh, Marta Rankin, Phil
Teal and Shelden Hallett.
Girls' costumes: Helen Aach, chair
man. Alice Andrus and Alice Springer.
Boys' costumes: Emmctt Junge,
chairman, Lloyd Robinson and Rich
ard Smith.
Want Ads
WANTED Students for summer
work. Liberal terms. Experience
unnecessary. Midland Mfg. Co.
Danville, 111. Write or call our rep
resentative, J. C. Schmldtke for ap
pointment. Phone F1049; 1544
Street. tu.4
LOST A post-card picture of a dead
man on the campus between Bes
sey Hall and P. O. Return to Stud
Act. office. 3t
YOU can earn enough money during
summer vacation to pay your ex
penses thorugh school this fall with
the Neway Brush Line. See Mr.
Bastian Room 323 Y. M. C. A. 2tw.
LOST A Delta Delta Delta sorority
pin. Call L8700. at.
LOST A tortoise shell comb. Re
turn to Stud. Act. office. At.
FOR SALE A B-flat soprano saxo
phone. B 1562. 3t,
ANY YOUNG men understanding
something about pootcgraphy wno
wishes a lucrative Job for the sum
mer call Uni. 376 W, after 6:30
University Notices
Drafting Contest
Engineers, put jour training to
practical use. Earn the $40 RIchter
Precision Drawing Set and Case, of
fered by "Red" Long as the prize for
a single drawing. The set Is on dis
play in his window. For details of
the contest, see Profs. Carlton and
Moritz, Department of .Applied Me
chanics. Get started immediately, for
the contest closes May 26, 1922.
Numeds
Numeds will meet for nomination
of officers for the coming semester,
May 18, at 5 p. m at the general lec
ture room, Bessey Hall.
W.
Hall.
Wednesday, May 17.
A. A. meetin 6 p. m. Ellen Smith
Band Concert, 7 p. m., City Campus.
The American proposal at the In
ternational Astronomical union is for
a now way of improving the calendar.
It would he a darn shame if the as
tronomers should take away "woman's
only chance," leap year.
Since almost every part of our col
lege has had a day or a week for ac
tivities peculiar to their line and man
aged to get a day off, we are reminded
of the fact that "every dog has its
day."
Mother has a day set aside for her
once a year and father has hia big
day the first of every month.
Graduation Recital
The graduation recital of Faith
Dunn will be held in the Fine Art3
hall. May 17 at 8:15. Miss Dunn is
a pupil of Miss Laura Schuler Smith
and will be assisted by Miss Jacquel
ine Bost
Thursday, May 18.
Numed meeting, 5 p. m. Besse Hall
general lecture room.
Green Goblin meeting. Delta Upsil
on house.
Phi Omega meeting, 7:15 p. m., Law-Building.
A. s. A. E. meeting, cJU p. m..
Ag. Engineering Bldg.
Christian Science Society meeting,
7:30 p. m., Faculty Hall, Temple.
Ambassador's club meeting, 7 p. m.,
Social Science Auditorium.
Lutheran club meeting, 7 p. m., So
cial Science 107.
Friday, May 19.
Dellan open meeting 8:15 p. m., Fa
culty hall.
Iota Sigma Pi meeting.
Alpha Kappa Psi dance, Ellen Smith
hall.
Alpha Chi Omega house dance.
Alpha Omicron Pi spring party, at
Lindell.
Palladian picnic, Crete.
Just a few
Lines to
CV.l your attention
To the fact
That
You will want to
Know what's in the
Air 'round the campus
This summer.
Subscribe to the
Summer Nebraskan that's
How to keep posted.
Why Slave on
Washday?
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Saturday, May 20.
Catholice Student Club banquet,
6:15 p. m., Lincolnshire..
Chi Omega spring party, the Lin
coln. Kappa Sigma spring party, K. of C.
hall.
Delta Upsilon Lawn party Chapter
house.
Delta Chi picnic, Horkey's Park,
Crete.
Delta Zeta spring party, Chamber of
Commerce.
Uni. Art Club picnic, 3 p. m., River
side Park.
Kappa Phi Mothers' day party, 3-6
P. m., Ellen Smith ball.
Dormitory dance, Ellen Smith hall.
Sunday, May 21
Pi Beta Phi Parents' Day.
Catholic Students' Club meeting, 3
p. m., K. of C. Hall.
it's a national holiday
on Monday in homes
where the
National
Vacuum
Washer
takes the drudgery out
of washday.
Takes the dirt out too all
of it, without rubbing the
grime in.
Dainty fabrics and heavy
blankets are handled just
right to make them spotless.
All Steel Cabinet
Solid Copper Tub
Trouble Proof Motor
Oillets Bronze Bearings
12-inch Safety Wringer
art but few of thm
NATIONAL
Point $ of Superiority
A Bargain at Any Price
Come in Today and
Let Us Demonstrate
W. A. A.
Special meeting of W. A. A. at El
len Smith Hall at 6 p. m. Wednesday.
The new constitution will be read and
passed on. Convention reports at
7:30. Free food.
Phillips Brooks Club
All men planning on entering the
ministry will lunch at the Grand Ho
tel, Tuesday noon, May 16.
R. O. T. C. Notice
Parades will be held Tuesday, May
10th and Friday the 19th. These pa
rades are the last ones before "Com
pet," May 23, and all cadets are urged
to make every effort to be present in
order that a good showing may be
made.
By order of Colonel Mitchell,
SIDNEY ERICKSON
Executive Officer,
Start at the Bottom
If you're dressing up for
spring The Smartest
new suit will lose its
effect above a disreputable
pair of run-over shoes.
MAGEE'S SHOES
tastefully stylish and
high grade in every respect
yet remarkably low in price
$6.00 to $15.00
QuaUtgOoSttet
disposal Is Invited to participate in
the senior picnic at Crete in connec
tion with carrying members of the
senior class to and from the picnic
grounds. Cars will leave in front of
the Administration building at eight
a. m. on May 18th. Expense to own
ers of cars for the day's outing will
be limited to gasoline, oil and upkeep.
All picnic attractions are gratis. Any
students who can render this service
to the seniors please notify Miss Mal
lory at Chancellor's office.
S. Avery.
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HOME STUDY DEPT.
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
30th
W. A. A. Election
W. A. A. Election today! Polls will
be open from nine until five in the
Armory. Everyone must pay her
due3 before voting.
Delian Notice
Hike, Sunday, May 14, at 3 p. m.
meet at Temple. Every Delian out.
Important , Business Meeting, De
Hans out. Nomination of officers.
General W. A. A. meeting 6 o'clock,
Ellen Smith hall, Wednesday, May 17,
Constitution will be passed. At 7:30
convention reports will be given. Free
food. Please be there.
A. A. E.
Important meeting, Wednesday,
May 17, at 7:30, M. E. 206.
Anointment or mrrt yeafa com
mittees. Reports on Engineer's week
and plans for next' Engineers Week.
Discussion of alumni week activities.
Bring your suggestions.
W. A. A. Board
There will be a special W. A. A.
board meeting Tuesday at 5 p. m., in
the lecture room of the armory Every
member must be present ro vote on
the constitution.
Home Ec Picnic.
All members of the Home Ec. fa
culty and student body are urged to
attend the Home Economics picnic,
Tuesday, May 16, at 5 p. m., in the
grove west of Ag. Engineering build
ing. All that is needed is yourself
and a nickel. A good time and eats
for all.
Ambassadors Club
Every Ambassador out Thursday
evening at 7 o'clock in Social Science
auditorium. Important meeting. Every
town not represented at the last meet
ing is urged to get a member there
at the meeting Thursday night. Come
and see what we plan for good old Nebraska,
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Disposal
Any student having a car at his
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Phone B3500
Printers Bookbinders
1000-08 Q Street