THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
OLYMPIAN STUFF
Life around the campus at seen from
the Mountain of the Gods.
OUR NAME.
We wish to corect a general (and quite erroneous) impression -which
we frequently encounter on the campus as to the pronunciation of our
came. We have heard ourselves spoken of and even addressed as "Hon-toss-rye."
This is not correct. Some of the more radical members of our
family pronounce it almost as it is spelled, some of them rendering it "Mon
tree" and some dittoing it "Montee." But all the older members (and we
hold with their ways, believing that they know best) pronounce it as
"Mopps. We hope you will take notice of this and pronounce it accord
ingly. We give warning now that we will pay no attention to anyone who hails
us with a "Hello, Montry or any such barbaric pronunciation.
Having fired the first gun in that matter, we feel more at ease.
THE ROCKY ROAD TO CULTURE.
The other day we got some peas in a cafeteria in Kansas City, and the
uncouth barbarian behind the counter supplied us with a fork on which the
two center tines were bent up. We found it impossible to eat the peas in
the proper manner. They rolled off.
But we were determined to be cultured. We had to be correct. So
we speared the peas with the fork one at a time.
There were two hundred and thirty-seven.
Not very long ago at a jolly little tavern near the school we invented
a new salad while at lunch, and had it made to order. Jolly old Hoy (the
cook-chappie) desired to know what we called it. So on the spur of the
nonent, as it were, we named it for our old home at Bentholmthy Hafl,
Bentholmthy Manor, Bentholmthy HiQ. Bentholmthy, England.
And even onto this day the careful observer, in glancing over the
not at this quaint eating house (we are not giving its location, as we de
sire it to remain exclusive; we cannot eat with plebiaa at the "hamburger
joints,") as we were saying, the careful observer will find Bentholmthy
salad listed.
house, 644 South 17 Street, will be
held tonight at 7:15. Plans will be
mads for the football rally to be held
Friday night
Ckrutiaa ScWaca Society.
The Christian Science Society
meets Thursday at 7:30 in Faculty
Hall, Temple.
Dallam.
The Delian will hold an open
meeting Friday at 8:15 in the Tem
ple. Miss Grace Schermerhorn of the
American Child Health Association
Jwill speak in the Social Science Au
ditorium Friday at 1 o clock.
Hobo Economics Clmb.
Initiation of the Home Economics
club will be held at 5 o'clock Thurs
day. Eagiaaera Media-.
There will be a meeting of all elec
trical engineers Wednesday at 7 in
Chemistry Hall 105.
Ardutoctaral Eagiaeers.
Architectural engineers will meet
at the Acacia house at 7:15 Thurs
day. AQ-Uiverairy Party Cotaauttaa.
The AO-University Party Commit
tee will meet in Ellen Smith Hall
Thursday at 5 o'clock. Chairmen
only should be present.
Really, we thirk it quite
"feat half nasty."
a tasty dish. As one would say back home, it
However, we will admit that we didn't know such a phrase was in use
in dear Id England unta we read a little book on grammar by Prof. Sher
win Cody, in whkh he quotes that remark.
THIS WEEK'S TRAGEDY.
Miss Susan Hoag5aand, in a speech before the Young People's Society
for C""'-" Endeavor last Friday at the Vine Congregational Church, was
teXling of her visit to the Art Gallery in Glasgow.
"We were delighted with the collections of pictures," she said, "but
they had ao copies for sale."
Tragedy, friends, simply tragedy.
Jast to enforce the prouaDciation of the word "khaki," which once we
japed yoa about, we qwate the first two lines of a poem we have started:
"Atop a precipitoMi cliff so rocky.
A soldier lay in dingy
Keep t- rhyme ia asiad aad yoa cast possibly go wrong.
the athletic board. It was decided
to take the band to Omaha for the
football game with Creighton.
The Varsity went through a stiff
scrimmage. Several men. who had
been injured were back In uniform.
Varsity gains were long and consis
tent. The scrubs made only one
gain.
The University of Iowa was
wrought up over a trick played by
the coach at Cornell, la. He sent his
second team to Iowa City and it was
defeated 88 to 0. The Iowans had
looked for a good practice game, but
the Cornell coach did not think it
worth it to send his first' team into
a game which they were certain to
lose.
LIBERTY
MON. TUES. WED.
A Daaciaa ud Musical Rra
"BUS of 1924"
Six IMnttM with
THE KEENA GIRLS
I
Twenty Years Ago
The faculty circus was announced.
The notice claimed that the menag
erie would contain many wild beasts
"of great ferocity, captured at an
enormous sacrifice of human life in
the wilds of Africa." Professor
Lucky was to handle them "as a
mother would her baby." The hip
podrome and horse show was to be
in charge of Professor Taylor and
CcL C J. Bills. The show was also
to include a faculty football game,
a slow-walking: race, a tag-of-war,
each number accompanied by music
from a 110-piece faculty band.
The Pershing EiCe corps met and.;
elected officers. Plans were made !
for early drills. j
John Bender was elected captain
of the baseball team at a meeting of
Aad remeatber bow to proBoaace oar name.
-CXAEBE MOXTESEEY.
Send it to
VARSITY
Cleaners & Dyer
ROY WYTHERS, Mgr. B33C7.
Notices
xi si. raws
Eetmra copy (classroom writing.
October S) is ia boxes UlftS)- Saas
anary f results is a bnHefia hoard.
Those anembers directed to see tiie
instractor aheaU do a Henday or
Tuesday.
3L 5L FOGG.
I lama Fatty.
A aecaal aneeCing of the Lat&eraa
dab will he feeli at 8 o'clock Friday
evesaagsa the socHrvest room cf the
Uiirersiity Y- M- G. A. Officers wiD
1 &dUd at a shsrt baBaeas rotating.
TheLattheraa Bible eJass will aoeet
with Eev. Erck, Wednesday at 1
'clock ia Family HaJL
Tn ij fJi aHa Oah Piasar.
The Secondary E&acataea CSah
will bold a dinner at 6 a'deck Tbnra
dsy eweuxc ia Faculty Hall. The
tackelt sale wall atsrt Taeeasy. Tick
ets win be fifty casta.
Isnanesit eoauaittees are expected to
attend.
Ira. Satnx.
AH aoea baviag barbecae tickets
or aaoaey exst check ia today frrai
1 to 3 o'clock at The Daily Nebras-
,kaa office.
f T Oak.
The Eoanemsky Qub will bold a
meeting ia Facalty Hall Sstarday
at 8 a'cJtocfc.
The facalty cf the Home Ecooa
anics department iaviie all fresh
oea aad ether new stadestts ia Hoar
departeaDt to a tea ia the reception
rosea at tin; How Eooacanacs Eul4-
mg from 4 to S24 'dee. Tfcars-
day.
Iraa Sfaa-a.
A speosl aaeetimg f the Iroa
Sphiax at the Fid Delia Theta
W. A. A- beard anfTig today at
noes ia 391.
SU Yam.
A regular aneetaag f the Ecsa
Taa wSI be bell ia the Teanple l&C,
Tharsday at 7s a'dock, I
Y. W. C A. Staff Nataf.
The -4ff f the Y. W. C A. will
bold a fTma-r ftDd ty a woeet
ixif it e'dsck Timniday ia EZLsi
Sjffila HaJL Members of all per-
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Hallowe'en when
Ghosts Walk
and
Pumpkins Grin
When
Glary-eyed Cats
Hold Meetings
and
t Funny Old
Witches Ride
Hallowe'en Is Coming
and
If You Are
Giving a Party
or
Are on A Deco
ration Committee
See the Favors and
Funny Things
For a Spooky-ooky
Time
At
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ARMSTRONG
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As a football player
he's a good poet
a
IETS admit thai all men are not bom for
J 'gridiron honors, just as all men are not
born poets.
Yoa can admire msn'i grit for plugging
away at the thing that comes hardest to hint.
He does derive benefit in developing himself
where be is weakest. But to achieve real success
it is onl common wisdom to pick out the line
for whkh yon bare a natural aptitude and go
to it.
Particularly if yoa are a freshman it may be
tzsefol to remind yoa of this principle, because
it can help yoa start ofT on the right foot in both
your campus activities and your college courses.
If your fingers lore the feel of a penciL why
not obey that impulse and come out for the
publications? Yoa can serve Alma J later and
yourself better as afirst-class editor than a third
class halfback.
Similarly, when it comes to electing your col
lege courses, you will be happier and more effi
cient if yoa choose in accordance with your
natural aptitude.
' The world needs many types of men. Find
your line, and your college course will be a prep
aration fbr a greater success.
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