Wednesday, September 14, 1022.
AVVGAWAN IS READY
TO SPRING FORTH
HJUJF MIRTH
Editors of the Nebraska Comic
Publication Have Been Hard
At Work During Summer.
SELL NEBRASKAN
ON THE CAMPUS
ALL THI8 WEEK
(Continued from Page 1.)
CONTRIBUTIONS WANTED
Subscription Drive for the Nation
ally Known Nebraska Pub
lication to Come Soon.
The biggest year Awgwan has ever
known-'tnis is the slogan of the edi
tors of Nebraska's comic magazine
for 1922-23. And If burning the mid
night oil will help any, their prophecy
Is destined to come true.
Kor the past two months, things
have been becoming on the Awgwan
staff. The editor, Onrln B. Gaston,
23, and the managing editor, Robert
F. Craig, '24, have been In Lincoln
the entire summer and have been
actively engaged in perfecting the
plans to put the magazine on a very
successful basis. Addison E. Sutton,
'24, business manager, has been on
the ground since August 1 and has
everything In readiness for the year.
The September Issue of Awgwan
will appear early next week. It hai
been christened the "Opening Num
ber" and if the advance dope on this
Issue is dependable, it will indeed foe
an eye-opener. The art work is re
ceiving special attention nnd work
tlone by several woll-known univer
sity artists will appsar in the initial
number. The cover design la a strik
ingly clever drawing by an artist of ex
ceptional ability, done in three colors.
This cover alone will be well worth
the price of the book, say the editors.
Practically all the copy for the
'Opening Numbr" is now in land
Mreadv erone to the printers.- The
editors express great satisfaction at
the enthusiasm and willing response
shown by staff members. "Wait until
you see this first issue of Awgwan,"
Bald Craig yesterday. "It is the equal
of any issue I have ever seen and lu
asmuch as all the copy was written
and edited before the beginning of
school It Is really a remarkable book."
There will be nine issues of Aw
gwan this year and the sixe is to be
Increased from twenty-eight to thirty
two pages. The same old subscrip
tion price will prevail one dollar for
" the entire year, twenty cents the copy
A campuswide subscription drive will
be held shortly after the close of the
coaling athletic ticket campaign
Watch for the opening number
Monday and it is expected that every
house will come across with one hund
red per cent subscriptions in that one
day. rrhe plan for the houses provide
that any organization may have the
Nebraskan delivered free each morn
ing before, breakfast upon the taking
of twenty-live subscriptions.
Thirty dollars down and twenty dol
lars at the beginning of the second
semester will bring thelree delivery
service.
Big Prizes
First prize of twenty dollars an!
second prize of te ndollars will be won
by the two organizations which sell
the greatest number of subscriptions
on the campus. It is expected that
those competing will have at least
three or four members on the campus
soliciting subscriptions until the close
of the campaign.
No prizes will be given this year
to individuals for selling subscriptions
to the paper. Those wishing to have
the Nebraskan mailed to them out
side of Lincoln may (subscribe by
sending their two dollars for the en
tire year to the circulation manager.
Papers will be mailed in Lincoln for
the whole year upon payment of $2.80
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Wear Tags
The circulation manager in charge
of the campaign requests that every
one who has already subscribed for
the Nebraskan, year his or her tag
to classes this week in order that no
one may be asked to subscribe a sec
ond time. Everyone on the campus
wearing a Nebraskan tag before the
campaign ends is the goal set by
those in charge.
There has been no general campus
campaign yet and a good share of the
subscribers have not as yet been
reached. The paper will be the slzo
of this issue. It will he published as
the official paper of the University five
days a week, four pages each day.
Today's paper is given free to all stu
dents and members of the faculty.
Every track meet.
Every baseball game of the sea-
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
CANDY WILL BE DEAN
(Continued from Page 1.)
Cross country competitions.
Every wrestling meet of the
seaBon.
8. Full privileges of the university
tennis courts are extended to those
students who hold the season tickets.
The students who purchased sea-l
son tickets last year were almost
unanin-.ous In their endorsement of
the plan for selling privileges for
every athletic event on the schedule.
The Plan simplifies the problem of
constantly canvassing the students at
all times of the year for each depart
ment of athletics In itself. It insure3
every athletic privilege for the stu
dents at a cost of much less than un
der the former plans. Further than
this, the unit plan equalizes the sup
port of every kind of athletic compe
tition In which the Nebraska ath
letes engage.
Cash Payment Only.
Season tickets will be sold this
year for cash payment of seven dol
lars and a half. The entire amount
will be collected at the time of the
sale of the tickets and thus eliminat
ing any bother to the student in the
form of a bill for part payment. Many
students advocated that they would
rather make a deposit and be dunned
several times for the rest.
of arts college during absence of
Dean Buck.
Professor Geo. E. Howard, on part
time basis, to be In residence.
(Colonel Amerlcus Mitchell, com
mandant of cadets, retired from the
service. Major Sidney Erickson,
ranking officer, becomes command
ant unless officer of higher rank is
sent here by war department.
Professor F. D. elm of agronomy
dept. on leave of absence from Sept
1. 1922 to July 1. 1923.
Reslanations.
G. B. rToble,' asst. prof, of political
science.
H. P. Ninas, mechanic in mech. en
gineering.
Joseph Butterworthi Inst, in Eng
lish.
James D. Sourber Inst. In modern
InnernnerflS.
Albert Schneider, prof, of "pharm
acoenosy.
Gretchen E. Haslam, Inst, home eco
nomlcs.
George W. Hood, assoc. prof, of
horticulture.
Earl H. Spencer, Inst in civil en
elneerine.
F. D. McClure, inst. in rural eco
nomics.
H. H. Vaughan, prof, of modern
lnnenaees.
Donald McFayden, asst. prof, of his
tory.
The rushing minutes pause; and un
used day
Breaks into dawn and cheats the tired
sun.
The birds are singing. Hark! Come
out and play;
There is no hurry? life has Just begun.
Algernon Blackwood.
FOR SALE One complete drawing
set for mechanical engineering. A
bargain at 12 0O. Call U212, 139
N St.
SEASON TICKET
DRIVE SET FOR
COMING MONDAY
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introduced in the combined season
ticket book issued last year. A pur
chaser wil be netitled to:
1. Admittance to the student sec
tion at all of the five big football
games this fall.
2. Eight basketbal lgames.
3. Three basketball dances, which
follow the three most important
games of the year.
To The
Tea Room
Of Course
for a delicious, wholesome and ap
petizing luncheon where surpass
ingly good food prepared by cul
inary experts splendid service
and very reasonable prices com
bine to make the Tea Room a de
lightful place to dine.
Ask about our spe
cial menu for private
parties, In our pri
vate dining rooms.
The
Lincolnshire
ScSiool
mppiie
Fountain Pens, $1 up; His
tory Covers, 15c up; Draw
ing Sets; Slide Rules; Auto
matic Pencils; Note Books;
Special Supplies for the Law
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Do not fail to see our New All-Leather History Cover. Some
thing new. An unusually good-looking ring book in a dark brown
leather.
B !fi 'Ji
Let us demonstrate our Shaffers Life Time Pen "The Pen with the
Unconditional guarantee."
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Papeteries, Birthday Cards, Place Cards, Favors. We do print
ing of all kinds Visiting Cards, Invitations, Announcements, etc.
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Printers and Stationers
117-119 So. 12th St.
Funke Bldg.
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Conklins Watermans Parkers
Shaeffers
Wahl
Evans
And Mechanical Pencils In
Conklins Watermans Shaeffers Wahl
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Shur-Rite and Venus
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