The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, June 17, 1922, Image 2

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    The movies are tho democratic
amusement of a democratic people.
These people arW tho best Judges of
what is good for them. They exercise
natural censorship by patronage for
good pictures and boycott for bad ones.
.Any additional censorship is Bupor
flous. San Francisco Examiner.
SUMMER NEBRASKAN
Ptihllnlie.1 TuemUy, Tlnirtt.lny mill Siiliir
liny if inch week by llio I iilvtTHlty or
serves to reap the rewards of another
labor. No man should bo allowed to
DANCING SCHOOL
Lhold an office unions ho la willing i:
Learn to Dance for $500 at the
Franimathes School of Dancing
t the Garden Academy, iois m
St. ! Call or phone B 6054.
do the work connected with that office.
Just because ho Rets a "drag" from
some where in the darkness is no rea
son why he should bo allowed to re
tain what another deserves.
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l adnr the Ulnvtlon of h Mmli-nt 1'ub
Mention Hoard.
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Knd AdminUtrHdon Hullillo.
A MATTER OF CASH
This spring the announcements were
made that several of the outstanding
members of the University of Ne
braska faculty will leave for other
schools. Their Inducement undoubted
ly was a more substantial enumera
tion for their work.
Nebraska has some of the best pro
lessors in the country. It wants to
keep these professors. But to do this
it must make it worthwhile for thesu
men to stay. It must not only pay
better salaries but it must equip th !
school in all departments so as to in
duce men to stay here because of the
facilities which are offered as well as
because of personal reward.
It is a matter of cash. Cash for the
professors and cash for the students.
Better professors nier.n more students
and better graduates. Better profes
sors deserve more cash. Better grad
uates deserve more cash. Us a mat
ter of cash all around.
.lust how this matter of cash is to
be settled is the problem hardest to
solve. Would it be advisable to raise
the incidental tees to $10 rather than
$5. Would it pay to charge a $10 ma
triculation n.ther than a $5 entrance
fee? The difference is not great for
the individual student but when that
amount is paid by some 6.000 two
times a year it provides a neat sum
to apply as an inducement to profes
sors to remain at Nebraska rather than
co to another school which offers a
larger reward for their valuable services.
SUNDAY
Sunday has a different meaning to
each of us. To the great majority of
college students it is but an oppor
tunity to catch some of that much
needed commodity, sleep. To the
faithful few It is the duty of churcn
and worship. To some It is extra
time for studios, and to others merely
a time to relax from the routine of
the week
Sunday always brings to us memor
ies of quiet, sunny mornings, with the
church bells' ringing through- the
hushed streets of a village. Scenes
swiftly present themselves. Waiting
for brother to get his hair combed
or his tie tied. Impatiently craning
our neck to get away from the de
spised sttfT collar. Starting down the
shady street to Sunday school with
two pennies tightly clutched in -our
hand.
And then a big dinner. After that
there w as usually a long walk down j
the railroad track or out into the
country with dad sauntering leisurely
along. Those Sunday afternoon walks
with him will never be forgotten.
Many truths which have come to play
an important part in our lives were
learned on those afternoon strolls.
Such times seem a long way off
An hour at Sunday school and at
afternoon's walk with dad now would
be at least a distinct novelty and a
real treat Ohio State lantern.
LOST rhl Pclta Theta pin. Finde.
please leave at Student Activities
office. Reward.
LOST-Fountain pen. all but cap,
between campus and 410 No. 13th.
Emma Mlshek, phone B 1166.
STILL ROOM FOR
A BASEBALL TEAM
Five Teams are Ready to Play But
Sixth is Wanted Apply to
Coach Frank
1.1 DM1 V- - :"i O t
r.u; ft f, v .lays ago thror.sh the '
umns of tN Summer NVmaskan. j
warning was :sued against skipping
das.-es. We are now abojt to pro-
ed to give a second warning but
seeing that the general interest isn't
for any such thing (u may just re
sort to the last one and attend classes,
regularly and faithfully.
UNMERITED HONORS
A'.most every' place you go in thi.-hurry-scurrying
world, you are bour. 1
to bump into the fe'.Iow who is loos
ing for honors unmerited. He takes
for I'.is own the rewards of the work
dene by others and bears the tit e
which goes with h:s position while th"
worV which goes with the title is per
formed by another.
The tendency is present among uni
versity students as well as men of
the world. There are many students
who willingly use the results of a fel
low student to secure a grade lor then:
selves; there are many sr.idents who
seek a long list of titles to have added
to their names but al'ow the less
sparkling, lss notoriety-seeking stu-d-nts
to do all the work connected
with that title.
This kind of actions should be de
spised by all mankind. No man de-
Probably ninety per cent of the men
who are trying to reform the world
would be more useful citizens if they
would go to work. Boston Shoe and
Leather Reporter.
BUTLER DRUG CO.
Student Headquarters
. We Appreciate Your
Patronage
CAPP S FOUNTAIN
Picnic Lunches
I Q. CAPP
1321 "O" ' B1183
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CLEARANCE
SALE
IN
O ALL DEPARTMENTS
We are offering: the host vsl
b ties at the lowest prices
o See our Chic Summer Prcsso
X were 13.73, now 14.7.V
GET IN THE SWIM
WOMEN'S BATHING SUITS
All wool suit in black, navy and heather mixtures. Cobred
band trimming-. Priced 2.95.
All wool suit in purple, preen, Copenhagen, mohawk and ma
roon with' contrasting stripe trimmings. Priced 5.00
All wocl suit in attractive colors with contrasting band tritu
liiinas. licit. Priced 8.50.
MEN'S BATHING SUITS
All wool suit with Roman stripe trimming on chest and skirt.
SPECIAL VALUE 4.00.
There is still room for another base
ball team to bo entered in the Twi
light Baseball league. Five teams
have already been organized but it is
hoped that a sixth will appear before
the starting of the schedule early next
week. Any group of students who wish
to organize a team should see Coach
Owen Frank as early as possible ani
arrange for entering a nine in th
league.
Any students who have no parti-i
cular team with which to play but de
sire to be entered in the league my
also apply for positions on the team.i
by seeing Ooaolj Frank. The Summer
Nebraskan squad has -been filled to
pverflowingbut any students who wish
to play may turn in their names to
the newspaper and they wUl be giwn
a berth on some one of thesix teams.
The Twilight League is the first at
tempt to provide an athletic program
throughout the summer. The popular
ity which is being shown for the ven
ture promises that the athletic depart
ment can safely plan to hold other
contests of tennis and possibly golf.
The first games of the Twilight
leag"ue schedule will be played off this
week. The contests will be arranged
for each team in the league and some
hot battles for the championship are
expected.
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