Friday. May 19, 19i
The Daily Nebraskan
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show n the dyod-in tho-wool qualities
of loadershlp Is not tho men who
gets very far in life's struggle. Ohio
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University. Notices
Menorah
Elections of officers will be Sunday,
May 21, at 8 p. m. in Faculty hull,
Tom pie.
B Company Drill
Company li will drill from 4 to 5
this aftornoon prior to tho Konimont
al drill at 5 o'clock. Every man out.
N. V. Coats, Captain.
IRON SPHINX MEETING
Important meeting of all Iron
Sphinx, old and new, will be held
at the Acacia house Tuesday even
ing, May 23.
MlIiI F.ditor for tliU lnMir.
(II AH IKS A. MITCH F.LL
WHEN YOU GO HOME
In just alow more days, students
of tho university will be boardins the
trains for the homeward path. In a
few days more a new crop ofstu
dents will be crmins to Lincoln to
take courses during the summer ses
sions. When the present students go
they will have behind them many
friends whom they will net hear of
or see throughout the summer unless
they provide some means to accom
plish this. This means of intimate
although distant contact throughout
the summer with university friends
will be kept up by the Summer Ne
braskan.
Personal items of all kinds will be
contained in the new publication. Stu
dents may read the summer paper
and know just what their fraternity
brothers and sororitey sisters a redo
ing during the summer. A corres
pondent is being appointed from each
organization to keep the Summer Ne
braskan informed of the activities of
Cornhusker students throughout the
vacation period.
This means by which students may
keep in touch with one another is
extremely valuable to them. It will
provide the most interesting reading
possible for the entire summer and
few students will be without the pa
per if for no ether reason than to
keep in touch with their fellows.
Pershing Rifles
The last meeting of this school year
will be held Thursday, May ISth. at
7 : oO p. in. sharp in Uoom 30.1, Ne
braska Hall. All members come pre
pared to talk over plans for next year.
Those who were initiated this year
must be there or see the 1st Sergeant
before May ISth. Everyone out to
make the last meeting the best one.
By order of
J. O. NOll.
Captain, Tershing Rifles.
tho Administration building at eight
n. 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 tho seniors ploaso notify Miss Mai
lory at Chancellor's office.
S. Avery.
W. A. A.
Special meeting of V. A. A. at El
len Smith llall nt 6 p. m. Wednesday.
The new constitution will be read and
passed on. Convention reports at
7:30. Free food.
W. A. A.
General W. A. A. mooting 6 o'clock,
Ellen Smith hall, Wednesday, May 17,
Constitution will bo passed. At 7:30
convention reports will bo given. Free
food. Please be there.
Colorado College Friction among
students of Colorado Colleg with their
president is believed to have caused
n recent raid upon the school museum
and tbe subsequent transformation of
the campus Into a Jungle. Specimens
from the $50,000 collection were spir
ited away and placed in true Jungle
fashion among tho trees and to top
the climax a llvo cow was driven in-
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a
Peoples Grocery
to the museum building. "This will
hoop up until Dunlway goes," and
"Dunlway get out," were among tho
signs written on tho walks. Tho prcml-
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ueni cuaracionzea the action
"cowardly attack."
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A Church that does not Tolerate Heretics
IT WELCOMES THEM
ALL SOULS' UNITARIAN CHURCH
12th and H St.
Morning Service with Sermon at 11 o'clock
A Beautiful Responsive Service Precedes the Sermon
THE YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY
...;n w,aot nt tViA rhnrr.h ftt 3 r. m.. on Sundftv fnr th M
8 A wl" vvv " - - wvv-
- 'tion of officers for next year. After the meeting the so-
ciety will adjourn for a picinc
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A. A. E.
Important meeting, Wednesday,
May 17, at 7:30. M. E. 206.
Apointment of Ji:t year's com
mittees. Reports on Engineer's week
and plans for next Engineers Week.
Discussion of alumni week activities.
Bring your suggestions.
Kearney Club
The Kearnev Club will picnic at
IVnn. Woods Friday. Meet at 10th
and O streets to take the car. This
is tho last meeting of the year so all
;.re urged to be present.
YOUR YEAR BOOK
In a few days, the Cornhusker for
1922 will be out. .Every student who
has subscribed for the book v. will be
the envy of those who have thought
lessly or carelessly let the matter slide
and at the last moment find them
selves without a book.
The Cornhusker for l!t22 will be
"Everybody's book." It will contain
many more pages and many more pic
tures than any year book in the past.
Ecry student who acquires one of
the books will count himself lucky
at having such a complete record of
his year's attendance at the univer
sity. The student life section of the book
will be particularly interesting. More
students will he written up in this
section than ever before and the man
ner of presentation of the humor here
will be unoffending although spark
ling and brilliant.
Studen-s should avail themselves of
a last chance to subscribe to this
book. Subscriptions will be taken the
rest of this week and the early part
of next. Then the hook will be out
and some students are to be disappointed.
Vikings
A meeting of all new Vikings will
be held at 7:30 Thursday, May IS, at
the Alpha Gamma Rho House.
Geography Registration
Students who wish to consult with
Professor N. A. Bengston about their
registration will see Miss Vera liig
don in 205 N. II.
Economics 4 Exam
Ail those who missed the examina
tion in Economics 4 last Saturday
morning of Professor Bullock may
make up the examination Thursday
May 17th in S. S. 203.
Catholic Students' Club
The Catholic Students' Club will
iio'.d a banquet at the Lincolnshire
ftoturday, May 30, at 6:13. Reserva
tions for plates may be made wit,i
.ny of the following people:
A. H. Sorenson, Mae Murphy, Kath-
f rine Berney, Emmett Maun, Dorothy
McEvoy, Louise Fox, Henry Murray.
Frank Kitinek, Flo Whalen.
Ambassadors Club
Every Ambassador out Thursday
evening nt 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
nt the meeting Thursday night. Come
and see what we plan for good old Nebraska.
W. A. A. Hikers
All girls hiking for W. A. A. points
must have completed and handed in
till but 10 miles of their hikes by Fri
day, May 26. The remaining hikes
nius be handed In by June 2, to Eun
ice Hilton, W. A. A. hiking sport
kadei, or Mis j Clark.
Engagements.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Graham of Day
ton, Ohio, have announced the en
gagement of their daughter, Frances,
to Randall Cozier of Aurora, Nebras
ka. The wedding will take place June
21. Both Miss Graham and Mr. Coz
ier have attended the University. Miss
Graham was a member of Pi Beta Phi
and Mr. Cozier a member of Kappa
Sigma and Phi Delta Phi. They ex
pect to make their home in Grand Is
land.
Contemporary Opinion
THERE MUST BE INTEREST
College people in campus activities
are generally regarded by those who
are not as people looking for nothing
more than personal gain and glory.
Just how mistaken is this attitude, the
Silent Partner, a commercial maga
zine, very clearly shows in the fol
lowing: "Success is captured by interest and
only held by interest. Interest is the
universal instinct of mankind. We
must be interested in what we are
doing, else we shall do little."
Those people who are handling cam
pus affairs are the ones who have
shown interest in their work and who
are continuing to manifest it as time
dips by. Their interest In what they
are doing must not be confused with
selfish interest. It is their Interest in
their personal ambitions and present
positions that convinces us that they
will make good wherever their paths
lead from the college portals. Those
who have failed to show the "fire" to
do things In their adolescence are the
ones who very seldom, if ever, make
good when age begins to assertiUelf.
Get into things. Textbook knowl-
Drafting Contest
Engineers, put your 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.
To Students Having Cars at Their
Disposal
Any student having a car at his
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
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joy it by wearing one of
our comfortable collar at
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$2.00 and up
SOMETHING NEW
in distinctively different
neckwear. The new College
Stripes are here. A neat at
tractive tie that looks well
with any style of shirt
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Student Activities Office
Gillen & Bonney Candies Sold Here
Specially Prepared Boxes For All
CANDY NEWS
CANDY IN GIFT BOXES
for
The June Bride The Birthday Gift The Graduate
Delightfully attractive are the boxes in which you find luscious sweets specially pre
pared for the persons who are goinjx to be married, who are going to have a birthday,
or who are going to graduate. Truly, we can think of no more an appropriate gift
than candy to givtJ especially when such pains have been taken by candy artists
to make the sweets attractive as well as delicious. Now, for
The June Bride
there's a perfectly lovely box of lions lions and these are different than ordinary bon.
bons. They are White Coated Chocolate Creams. White has always been the brides
color and so it is that our llride's box is entirely in white. A cunning little cupid
adorns the outside of the box, and is hold in place by white satin ribbon. Lilies of
the Valley carry the message you wish to be carried. Perhaps it isn't just the thing
to mention the price on a box like this but this is what it sells for, $3.50.
A Happy Birthday'
"This is just a little sign
I'm thinking of you, friend o' mine
And sending very best regard
Upon this little birthday card."
Can you carry your birthday wish in prettier and syupler words than these? May
be you can but you can't make Chocolate Creams, such as are inside of the box
which carries this greeting. If you know someone to whom you want to send a
birthday gift just stop in, and look at one of these liirthday boxes. You'll buy
one, we're almost sure. liirthday boxes at $1.00 and $2.23.
For the Graduate
There's a pretty box filled with assorted candies
nuts, fruit, hard candies, creams and those always
good nut rolls which eveiyone likes. A pretty picture
is on the outside of the box and this alone is worth a
part of the $1.35 asked for the box.
Candies Street Floor.
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