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THE DAILY IN B BRASKAN
The Daily Nebraskan
Published Sunday, Tuesday. Wedneeday,
Thursday and Friday snot-nines el oath
weak by tba University of Nabraaka.
Accepted far mailing at special rate el
pestaa-e provided for in Section 1103, Act
at Octefen- S, lftIT, authoriaed January 20.
1922.
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EDITORIAL STAFF.
C. Richardson - Editor
RAG CARPET
Help I
Help I
The Rag Doll says that the prob
lem is not to make both ends meet,
but to find the ends.
ACCORDING TO LOGIC.
When tickling niay be defined as
an intensely vivid complex of un
steady ill-localized and ill-analyzed
sensation with attention distributed
over the immediate sensory contents
and the concomitant sensations re
f lexly aroused why should we worry
about the high cost of living.
"Do you believe in spiritualism?"
"Well, I occasionally believe in
raisin some."
"Oooh!"
"S'ntatter?"
"This pie tastes funny."
"Well, that ought to tickle you.'
Many a fountain pen has prayed
to be an eighteenth amendment.
We wonder sometimes if there will
be anything but absence reports when
the roll is called up yonder.
(About this time of year) "I hear
that your son is coming home from
college on account of illness."
"Yes, he said he had so much
trouble with the curriculum."
William Bertwell Managing Editor
Merritt Brnson
Wm. Curd
Hugh Cox
Georee W. Hylton ...
Rlph J. Kelly
Alice Thuman
Jom Trott...
News Editor
. .. News Editor
News Editor
Nrws Editor
v Newt Editor
Assistant News Editor
Assistant News Editor
BUSINESS
Clifford M. Hicks
STAFF
....Business Manager
Clarence Eickhoff Asst. Businesa Manager
Otto SWold ... Circulation Manager
Y. M. C. A. Cabinet.
The Y. M. C. A. cabinet will meet
for the Cornhusker picture at the
Campus studio at 12:30 p. m. Friday.
Cosmopolitan Club.
The club will meet on Sunday at
. M. McCaffree's house at 3 o'clock.
University Union.
University Union will hold an open
meeting Friday at S :3D in Union hall.
Calendar
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CHARTER DAY.
A wei-k from today, February 15,
1500 former students in twenty
three alumni clubs will observe Char-
tor day of the University of Nebras
ka. They wiil have recalled to them J
the fact that fifty-five years ago a
bill was passed by the state logisla-
ture providing for the establishment j
of an institution, the object of which,
-shall be to afford to the inhabitants j
of the tate the means of acquiring f
a thorough knowledge of the various
branches of literature, science, and
art." They will mention the name
of E. E. Cunningham who introduced
the bill, and of David Butler, the
governor who signed it.
The first graduating class of our
school will be talked about, and
perhaps its two members, Judge J.
S. Dales, whose office is in the Ad
ministration building, and Judge
William Z. Snell of Tacoma, Wash.,
will appear as Charter day speakers.
Probably they will have their audi
ences some of the 841 members of
the June class of 1923.
The alumni will talk about the
time when Charter day was a school
holiday on the campus, and they will
tell about the medals they won in
athletic events. Maybe they will
comment upon the fact that many
students on the campus now see Char
ter day come and go without ever
thinking of it.
The absence- of Charter day from
the student calendar is the result of
two factors. It was found that the
University was not holding classes
on the required number of days, and
the students were coming to regard
the event simply as a means of get
ting out of work and not as a day of
significance.
Back of this indifference was per
haps the growing tendency of people
of all classes to regard holidays as
opportunities for relaxation rather
than occasions for celebration.
Charter day is a tradition forgot
ten by the present generation but
alive to alumni. It is the plan of
the Alumni Association to strength
en the traditions hold upon old stu
dents by establishing the custom of
having the alumni clubs meet an
nually on that day.
The clubs will teach future grad
uates that Nebraska spirit and fra-
d'tlon exist beyond the campus, and
thai ore may still learn of Corn
huAer bonds after student days are
over.
So graduates will celebrate next
Friday and undergraduates will wait
un'Jl their time comes before start
ing this Cornhusker activity.
Rut in students and graduates and
Nebraskans everywhere who are re
Tnir ded that February 15 is Charter
day, a sense of the tremendous
growth of Nebraska university will
be awakened. The vastness of the
institution as compared to the orig
inal plan, the great increase in the
registration over that first year byj
this fifty-fifth, the equipment, the
faculty, everyhing hat goes to win
and support a national reputation for
the school by these the progress of
a college, a state, a nation is marked.
D. T.
Americanization.
A few more teachers are wanted
for classes at Bancroft and McKin
ley schools. See Miss Appleby at
Ellen Smith hall.
Bizad Banquet.
All members of the Bizad banquet
ticket sales committee should turn
in unsold tickets o Fhilip Lewis be
fore 4 o'clock today.
Viking Picture.
The Viking Cornhusker picture
will be retaken at the Campus Studio
Tuesday February 12 at 12:15 p. m.
Friday,
Thi Kappa Psi formal, Lincoln.
Silver Lynx house dance.
Phi Mu party, Ellen Smith hall.
Bizad banquet, Chamber of Com
merce. Saturday.
Xi Psi Phi house dance.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon house dance.
Delta Gamma house dance.
Sigma Kappa formal. Lincoln.
Ti Beta Phi freshman party.
Acacia party, Scottish Rite Temple.
Delta Delta Delta house dance.
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., ii fnviim luncheon at the
me wunu """
Grand hotel Wednesday, left at 6
o'clock Thursday night- for York
where he will lecture. He will then
return to Omaha and from there he
will travel about the state the re
mainder of the week lecturing.
Dr. Fred Webster, chairman of
operative dentistry, organized a group
of fifteen dentists to father fifteen
homeless boys at the Boy Scout ban
quet which was held at the Scottish
Rite Cathedral, Wednesday evening.
Shorty" Collins to !
Give Lecture in York;
George "Shorty" Collins, pacifist, j
former machine gun officer in the j
world war, and traveling student sec-
retary of the Fellowship of Rccon-'
cwiation, who lectured here before
cynnouncip
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MENS BEST
BRITISH FOOTWEAR.
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Today '
February 8.
MR. J. W. DIFFEE
Representative
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Just Arrived!
The Quaker Colonial you have been wait
ing for. We have it in all sizes, all widths
in grey suede, tan and black calf and
patent kid.
$g85
Ask to see new spring sandals.
FORMERLY ARMSTRONGS
HilllllS
First Plymouth Church
invites you to its Sunday serv
ices, 10:30 a. m., at 17th and
A streets.
. Dr. John Andrew Holmes
will preach on "The Safeguard
ing of Democracy," a Lincoln
and Wilson service.
Lutheran Club.
The club will hold a Valentine
party Saturday at 8:15 at Faculty
hall. AH Lutheran students are in
Twins Club.
The Twins Club will have a party
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at 2033
South 16th St.
Architectural Engineers.
All Architectural Engineers wish
ing to secure recognition buttons sign
up for same at College Book Store
before Saturday.
Pall.di.n.
Palladian will have an open meet
ing Friday evening at 8:30. Every
one invited.
Catholic Students.
Breakfast will be served after the
8:00 services Sunday. Call L7523
for reservations. The picture for
the Cornhusker will be taken after
the breakfast.
Hnsks.
The Y. W. C. A. Husks will hold
their second party Saturday from
2:30 to 4:20 at Ellen Smith hall.
Grace M. E. Church.
Prof. R. E. Cochran of the de
partment of American History will
speak on "Abraham Lincoln" at
Grace M. E. church Sunday night at
7:30.
Kearney Club.
Kearney Club will meet
ulty hall Saturday at 8:15
Fac-m.
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Notices
Notices will be ns far mny tvs oars.
OreMizatiaats should Be band sheas ta vatil
three dors before the event, as it is tm
essfete t nta tbeaa far leaf en isds.
Address by Dr. Fling.
Professor Flir.g will tpt&k on the
Bok peace plan at the Vine Congre
gational church, 25th and S streets,
Friday evening at 8 o'clock. All
your.g men are cordially invited.
Men or ah Society.
The Men or ah society will hold the
meeting postponed last Sunday on
February 10 at 8 p. m.. Faculty halL
Dean P. M. Buck will speak on 'Lit
erary Aspect of the Bible."
Famous
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mooch, h ' the proper btendinc of rice
ratter eresnv caramel, crisp note and
trllk chocolate that baa msec Oh
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