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The Daily Nebraskan tatiea A. Uswela, Nebraska OFFICIAL rUBUCATION I h UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA IMw Darectioa lk Student rukUeatfea Baara1 F.bllsaea Tneeaar. Wedneedsr. T"' Friday ul Sunday sneralngs elurtai the aca- i F1 .., ...jiTe. ii. witk i k McvB- ttea .i Fruur Sunday-. ... ring ) Night, B-aaM. a ...i . nifita University Hall 10 B. Oflcfa Heure Afteraoens with IB excep tion) ol Friday and Sunday. Telephones Dsy. B-eSt, No, 141 (1 rings.) Night. B-eaa. Entered aa sscend-elass malttr at the eetofflce la Lincoln, Nebraska, under act id CanaVaaa. March i 17. and at special ncT Oetohar S, 117, autherlsea January SO, ISSS. SUBSCRIPTION RATE ' aj a IIJS a aamattar Stasia Capy.'S eanla EDTTORIAL STAFF Hath B. C . ..Editor Philip O'Hanlon - .Mnn.rtnf Ed tor sv Card .Newe Editor t..li... EHjlBAn- Jr. M.w. CAUm Victor Heckler Edward Morrow Alice Thumaa ......... Doris Trott Nni Editor . -.Nsws Editor ..Nswa Editor Nsws Editor .Asst. N.wi Editor Ruth Schad KUtn acneu ....... - - - - John Charvat ......Asst. News Editor BUSINESS STAFF Claranc Etckhoff Business Manager Otto Skold Asst. Bus. Mner Slmpaon Morton Circulation Manafar Oscar Keahn ..Circulation Manafar THE SMOKING PROBLEM After the recent referendum on smoking which was held at Vassar the Legislative Assembly and Council of the Student Association declared against amoking at the college. The following statement of the reasons for adopting the resolution was made public: Vassar is primarily an insti tution for the advancement of higher learning. It is not an institution for the advancement new social standards. In view of its educational purpose, it wishes to draw from as many groups throughout the country as possible, and is unwilling to take any steps which might limit its membership. It can there fore adopt only those social con ventions which are every where acceptable. Letters from all parts of the country show that smoking among us is not suffi ciently approved to be accepted bv Vassar without seriously menacing the best interests of the college. A wise course has been adopted in this explanation. To imove the ques tion of women smoking from the field of morality to the field of convention makes the prohibitory action seem not only logical but reasonable as well. R. O. T. C. AGAIN In view of the recent controversy at Nebraska over the R. 0. T. C. it is interestnig to read that a bill has been introduced in the Minnesota leg islature military drill optional in the University of that state. The mea sure is sponsored by the Woman's In ternational League for Peace and Freedom. The University of Minnesota is a land grant college under the Morrill Land Grant Act of 1862. The Wo man's International League holds that this law only demands that courses in military science be offered in the University and has no provis ions which make compulsory training obligatory. Wisconsin is the only land grant college which at present does not require every student to take military. Student Opinion The Daily Nebratkan miimei no responsibility for the) sentiments ex pressed by correspondents, and re serves the right to exclude any eom- monication whose publication may for any reason seem undesirable. Except by special arrangements, communications cannot be published anonymously. To the Editor: Since progress is usually brought about by hammering tediously at old problems, I should like to make a few remarks on that troublesome subject, the fraternity question. It is a truism that institutions ex ist solely for the good of the men and women they affect but it is a truism which constantly needs em phasizing, and no where, apparently, more than in the universities. Does the fraternity system aid in the edu cation, in the well-rounded develop ment of university students or does it exercise a hampering or limiting influence upon them? There has been a general breaking down of standards and purposes in the education during the last fifty years, and our colleges have been invaded by a host of students and professors for whom they never were intended originally. This open ing of the doors was inevitable and, perhaps, desirable, but the solution the college is finding is not desira ble and is not necessary, for instead of reoniring those who come to adopt its standards the college has adapted itself so much to their stan dards that it may be doubted wheth er H offers what may be properly called an education at alL . The result of the democratization of the college is twofold. On the campus there is the predominant position held by athletics and social life. In the ichool room there is the predominant position of such profes sional subject as business adminis tration and engineering-. Between these two crushing forces there is not much room for scholarship or culture. This suggests other ques tions such as the position of the arts course in the college but I pro pose to consider the problem of the influence of the fraternities upon wht the arts course Is so particular- . ... . .... A- 1 1 ly intended to give tnai is, 10 vnt, nnnntinn of the influence of the fra ternitiea upon the well-rounded de- IVi"J"v' ' Organized as it is. with the pur pose and function it serves, the fra ternity must tend to make conven tionality and indifference to scholar ship and culture dominant in the fraternity itself. The prestige and power of the fraternity makes such conventionality and indifference dominant in the University, wot Mtisfied with admitting the "aver age man," with his standards and purposes, the- unliversity has gone further and made it possible, when he has certain other qualities, (such n athletic prowess or money) for him to make his purpose and stan dards the dominating one in Univer sity life. Let us first see the result of the Influence of these "democratic" stan dards with their "aristocratic" pres tige upon the fraternity man him self In the fraternity mediocrity . i . Ti. I. . always tends to set me tone, it the conventionality and hardness of its members, or rather, of some ol its members that rules and crushes out individuality and any serious in terests among its members. The frat man does not have time to get an education for athletics, politics and social life ursurp all his attention. But what is more serious, he does not want an education, acquiring, as he does, or failing to lose, the atti tude of brazen indifference and con tempt for scholarship and cultural development. It would be decidedly bad form for your fraternity man to care for poetry or art or any of the other interests that were once the life food of the undergraduate. It is easy to see the result. I ven ture to say that of the ten or twenty men now at Nebraska who give most nromise of truly distinguishing them selves in later life almost all are so much outside fraternity life that their membership is more nominal than real. This absence of superior men in the frat is partly due to mu tual avoidance, but, I think, only partly so. That the fraternity does discourage interest in the more valu able things can be seen more clearly in the case of the more typical Barb or Greek. The latter may be a "fine fellow" but that is about all; the Barb has usually read and thought more than even those fraternity men who are clearly his natural super iors. The ideals of the average man do not have the same prestige among Barbs as thev have among ureeks. This leads to the Question of the influence of the fraternity system upon the Barb. Often, by virtue of its position and prestige, its influ ence is much the same, but there are two other ways in which it acts to limit the non-member's development. The Guards New Arrow Collar ifVv-raTMaaO . KJJ V vw-si v You can "get over big" with 'her" or the boys. Rent a Saunders Car any time! Drive it your self as long as you like. Costs from M to Vi as much as taxi. Go anywhere. Coupes, Sedans or Touring Cars. SAUNDERS SYSTEM AaV rr N t f lit 1 JjVT 239 North 11th St. lS f Phone B-1007 rrivf It VotirsMf I In the first place there is the posi tion of social inferiority he is al ways made to feel. Though he may disguise it from himself or ignore it and smile at the assumed superiority of fraternity men, the Barb feels his position and smarts under it With out going into particulars, we may at I say that treatment as an mienor is not going to make for the finely cultivated man. Then secondly there is the restriction upon one of the most powerful influences for culture, social life. This restriction is inevi table in a university where all social life revolves about the fraternity. The fraternity tends inevitably to destroy individuality and thought among its members, and to grind out, at best, the manly ass. When it does not do the same thing for the Barb, it acts subtly to hamper the full development of all the faculties that make the cultivated man. These evils seem to be inherent in the fra ternity system so that the only way to get rid of them is by getting rid of the system. Mediocrity will al ways be felt in a state university, but it is the fraternity that allows mediocrity to set the tone of so much of our university life. D'ALEMBERT The College Press CONCERNING HAPPINESS Whv do men strive? Because in their hearts they want to be happy. Yet with all their striving few mor tals achieve real happiness because thev confuse it with contentment, fame and all manner of successes. They are not happy. Like certain republican constitutions people la bour under the burdensome faith that one of man's inalienable rights in the pursuit of happiness, and all the time they forget, like the boy the rainbow, that it is always just a little way ahead, a mocking mirage just out of grasp. After a time many men become so contented that they cease to The Fuller Brush Co. is desirous of employing 10 University of Nebraska men for summer employ ment. Mr. Warner, the College Sales Mgr., will be in Lincoln Thurs day, Friday and - Saturday, March 26, 27, 28. Those interested can make ap pointments by calling N-3476 any evening. Fuller Brush Co. B. E. Warner In The Workshop That's where the real value of an article is determined. The way a jewel, or piece of Jewelry, is handled in a work shop often determines its price. Our workshop facilities for making and repairing are un surpassed. HALLETT University Jeweler Est. 1871 117-119 S. tfltlft Fash hion is an art-one of the fine arts to be cultivated among other higher expres sions of beauty. The House of Youth imparts tbe spirit of youth and triumph of fashion in en exquisite line of COATS, FROCKS and ENSEMBLE SUITS About each model aa originality, dash v and charm that make beautiful fabrics and lovely colors still mora fascinating Sold with this label in all the better shops everywhere SCHULMAN & HAUPTMAN 224 WEST 35th ST., NEW YORK THE DAILY NEBRASKAN .t-t... tn.. . i . . in them into a .eml-comatos. circle. .! ... ..I.. ..uw.. -v,J .ft,Wyivi.1rw - ------ IIIVlw wID.VUVO llvlbllwt aa,ww aw bad, just indifferent Comfort and contentment are not happiness. The fat white duck that is full to the lab W-livV UUVH WISjV A Visa v gullet and Bleeping in the sun is truly . i - . a contented, but hannvT Too many young people place su preme value on fun, on the thrill of possession, on the exotic joys of the senses. Even theses pall, and ennui returns. Too manv college students toil not, nor spin, they have no bur dens, no responsibility to society at large. Their education is in the mere pleasant privileges of life, without the work. Yet out in the world of life they expect to find happiness, only to experience the most bitter disillusionment The tragedy is that happiness can never be caught in the chase. It is nt in feelinir but in doing. It is something for which men bear to live and dare to die. Happiness al ways comes unsought to the unself ish, it lies not in security but in the great joy of having things to do. Hope is a condition of happiness; and that state comes not only when man is contented but when he is ifii loose nowdeK but it cannot spill REFILL it yourself - when it's empty. Use the powder you prefer tne loose, fra' grant powder instead cf the hard and coarse powder cake. The Norida Vanitie is a handsome, dainty case, with mirror and small puff. The price is $1.50. Comes filled with Fleur Sauvage wfldflower Pou' dre, a fragrant French Powder in the shade you use. Now you can safely carry your favorite loose powder wherever you go akP Walr IMnnaka Actual list of VantU. two tncfm In diameter. Carry it m your puns, pocket or thopping bag. Il'ualwoyt ready to BM. Buy a . Honda Vanitie Today at your favorite shopping place Writ us for inform ation where they may be obtained .'.Mi'.m jj.au I P-n I XMIMal tsrsr, I Bow tlar naN nl.t. rinnafni nt more to come. The happy 1 1" f - .. . ., -At an atut. It has been said that me whole matter of happiness is always to have something going ahead. Con tent, is really not an essential for I X,tjr.w? " .7 HUW the Joyous state; one may even be i. . . i a. k.a.JIajI tnari happier in discontent provided there a tha hnna of contentment soon. The child enjoys looking forward to San ta Claus more than the use 01 nis gifts. Industry is being strangled by in numerable disputes, not because the workers receive low wages, but be cause their work is an endless mo notony. Organization has so deper Phens yaur erdar te Vara Mills Every Item Is Numbersa Make out 3 5V C7I77 Ve-l mrtllr, ""r-1 Al 1 U II II II ll ll II II IV fill II II II m II II II 1171 W March Sale of Rudge & Guenzel's TOILETRIES is now in progress with 276 wanted offerings, most of which are quite temptingly priced. Every item is numbered to make it easy for Vera Mills to take your order down over the telephone. You will find it a pleasure to have her fill your Toiletries Requisites in this manner. Check your wants NOW, right from this ad, and have it ready to phone in. Pre-Easter Sale But now for Easter Gifts. For our Mach Sale we have been very fortunate to offer you the noted Lournay line at sale prices. For this sale only. These are very popular in New York. Lournay Specials 144 boxes of Lournay's Powder Vivante, ea 49c 144 boxes of Lournay's Vivante Talcum, ea .... 15c, 144 boxes of Lournay's Lemon Cream, ea 49c 72 bottles of Lournay's Vivante Toilet Water, ea. ..75c 75 bottles of Lournay's Vivante Perfume 49c 36 boxes of Lournay's Vivante Eye Cosmetique, 49c ea Talcum Powders Mavis Talcum .lc Pivar'a Talcum, assorted ...B2C Djer Kiss Talcum assorted 18c J. & J. Baby Tslcum ic Squlbb's Tslcum - ...19c Mennen's Talcum l9c Coty's Tslcum 8e HubiKSnt's Tslcum Ysrdiey's Tslcum 9c Hudnut's Tslcum Tins . 2Sc Hudnut's Talcum, class 0e Csppi Tslcum NarciBBS de Chine Tslcum - ZSc Blue Rone Talcum - 25c Odds snd emls in Tslcum to clone " Depilatories and Deodorants Odorono, small 29c Odorono, med Rc Odorono, lsrirs 'Jc Odorono, Cream Zc N.t ...8l)c Dvmcricle - 5?c X-Huzin ?c Nonapi - ""oo Amolin, med. J Amolin. larire -.. - " Mum, medium -.28c -Mum. larire c i- . i r j vernwccb a-. ..-- - Deiatone -B8c Mineralava Heauty Jisy ve Minnralivi Faea Finish 9Hc Minerslava Face Cream .60c Toilet Waters and Perfume Wrlsley's Lllsc Toilet Wster ,...69c Hudnut's Toilet waters, or i.uu Hudnut's Jasmine, Narcisss Toilet Water l." -Djer Kiss Toilet Wster, $1.69 . 1.18 lir- TniUt Wator. 12 1 1 29 Coty's Toilet Wster 8.89 Hubiirant's Toilet Water 8.89 Odds and Ends Toilet Waters ..1-8 off II lack Narcisss Toilet Wster Carons - ..8.99 Black Nsrcisse Extract Caron s Original -s.o Blark Kareisae Extract Carons' I 1 BR Black Nsrcisse Extract Carons Original - .... -Caron's Black Nareisse, bulk, . K nn Coty's Psris Perfume, per os. ......2.4 6 HJiro s aiasKes reriume, per os. ...aa Ciro's Douix Jasmine Perfume, per oz. - - 4.89 giro's Bouquet Antiqus Perfume, per os - 6 00 giro's Douix Jssminc Original .2.29 Fiver's Perfume, per ox -....Sc Djer Kiss Perfume, per os. ...1.29 Bra Bur Perfume, per os. 1.25 Odds and Ends Original Pkg. Perfume 1-8 Off 40 Toiletries Specials for Men -Hubigsnt's Fugure Royals, after shaving lotion .. -Pinaud's Li las De France Toilet Water - -Pinaud's Eaa. De Quine Hair Tonic $1.89 -Hudnut's Eau De Quine Hair Tonic, 76e , Face Powder for Men for after .1.19 -98c -69e -.60c ..46e .19c 46e shaving -Mennen's Talcum for Men -Mennens' Skis Balm for after shaving -Mennens' Shsving Cream, new sise, new tube . -Van Ess Liquid Scalp Massage . -Van Ess Dandruff Massage Normogen Hair Restorer, snakes ...4 fie -1.29 -1.29 ..1 29 ...89c hair riginal color Palmolive Shampoo -Mulsified Cocosnut Oil for Shampoo .... - 88c -Iianderine for the Hair, 79c, 49e 29c sonalised business that work is a drill. To be happy man must have Wnr to which he may look for- ward, something he may do himself, of which he may not have as much as he wants, and which ha must tninic 1. thm onlv thing worth doing. Hap- nlness lies not in having but in hop- ing, working ana giving. ine c Gill Daily. Notices All notices for this column must be written oat and handed la at the editorial office, U Hall 10, by 4t00 Easy Te Ordsr by Phona March Toiletries Sale The Values Are Here in This your list now, right from this Nebraskan ad Shampoos Golden Glint Shampoo Atnami -for Wsnous Shampoo Bags, ...lc 12c S for 20e Face Powders, Com pacts and Rouges La May Face Powder Piver's Face Powder asorted odors ..86c ...76c Coty's Face Powder Assorted odors - - 7 La Blache Face Powder, 86c .....89c Java Face Powder 89c Monon Lescant Face Powder 98e Djer Kiss Fsce Powder 88c Armond's Cold Cresm Powder 1.00 - Msvis Face Powder 8Hc Nymfaum Fsce Powder 85c Gardenia, Hudnuts 1.00 Sweet Orchid, Hudnut's 1.60 Three Flowers, Hudnut's 75c Imogene Fsce Powder 88c Princess Pat Face Powder ..85c Nareisse De Chine Face Powder ....75e Ayer's Ayeristroerat Face Powder ,.75c Luxuria Face Powder 85e Blue Rose Powder 1.00 Armsnd's Boquet Fsce Powder ...... 60e Jickee Fsce Powder -.69c Hand Painted Compacts, special 2 for - .89c Piver's compacts, assorted odors ..89c Coty's Compacts L'Origsn -...85c Gsrdenglo Compscta, single . 89c Gsrdenglo Compacts, double ... 1.89 Nareisse Compacts, double 1-29 Du Barry Compacts, single 1.60 La Blache Compacts, $1.85 86c Djer Kiss Compacts single, purse size 78e Djer Kiss Compscts, single .-.98c Djer Kibs Comiiscts, double 1.89 Three Flowers, Compacts, single ..1.00 Three Flowers Compacts, double ..1.50 Gardenia m Plaza Compacts single l.OO Deauville (Compacts, single 1.60 Desuville Compacts double -.2. 60 Cappi Compacts 85c Nymfaum Compacts, single $1.26 1.00 Tre Jur Compacts, Purse sise and refill ...1.00 Tre Jur Compacts thinest single ..1.00 Tre Jur Compacts, thinest double ..1.60 Blue Rose double ...1.5C Blue Rose, single 1.00 Creams and Lotions This is the month for winds protect your akin with creams and lotions. Jergen's Bencoin Almond Lotion ..88e Cutex Cedar Chest Manicure sets 1.29 Hind's Honey and Almond Lotion. medium 88c Hind's Honey and Almond Lotion, Frostilla for .I7e Epsey's Lotion - ,-.46c Three Flowers Hsnd Lotion 60c Pond's Cold and Vanishing lreui ..27o Palmolive Shaving cream William's Sh'sving cream Colgste's shsving cream . Hubigant Fugere Royals Craal Krank's Lather Cream Colgate's William's Shave Sticks, ea. .t7e .2e ..86c 46e -48c S5e Colgate's a Williams' Shave Sticks Refills, each I5e - Shsving Soap, Barber's oar sise, 8 for -9e Pebeeo Tooth Paste 6a Pepsodent Tooth Paste 89c Kolynos Tooth Paste tit Squibb's Tooth pasta . , 89c lpana Tooth Paste .46e Pyrocide Tooth Powder 6c Lyons Tooth Powder . -7e Colgste's Tooth Paste, t for ... , , 70c Norwich Dental Cream .21e Stay Comb . -67c Hair Groom Krte Valentino for the Hair 89c G lost oris . - 8a the afternoon previoaa to their nak. H cation Varsity Baseball Members of the Varsity basahaii squad are expected to be ready for nractice at 8:00 dailv at tl i - uuury. Freshman practice will be aanounc- J 4 - & eu taker. Sophomore Baseball Managers All sonhomorea who wish t . out for baseball manager ronAvf the Armory, daily at S o'clock. See MT.T 3 - - 1 wara n.euy, senior manager. (Continued on Page Three.) Call B-3214. O roars IBIad la Rotation. Order by Number Big March S Pond's Cold and Vanishing Cresm 45c Krank's Lemon Cream 79c Daggett a Ramsdell Cold Cresm, jar - 27e Daggett a Ramsdell Cold Cresm Jar - 8c Daggett a Ramsdell Cold Cresm, jar 75c Cream Elcaya .- 49c Seml-prsy Jova-nay, cake -...89c -Luxuria Cold Cream. $2, $1.60, 7 5c - 40c H. a H. Ayers Face Cream $1.60 ..75c H. a H. Ayer's Ayers-trocrst Cream, $1.50, 76c 40c Hudnut's Creams, $1 50c Pompeiisn Creams, Day, Might, Massage 46c Stillman's Freckle Creams J8c Milk Weed Cream, 89a ....89c Bath Salts and Dusting Powders For Easter Gifts St. Denis Bath Crystals, 8 odors No. 604, ea. - 75c St. Denis Bath Crystals, guest size. No. 604, each 86c -St. Dnia Bath Crystals. 8 in box Gift sise, ea. 100 g St. Denis Bath Crystals, No. 602 1.76 St. Denis Bath Crystals. No. 608 8.00 St. Denis Bath Crystals, No. 600 6.00 g , St. Denis Dusting Powder l.N gj HUblgant s Liusung rowqer Csppi Dusting Powder ..... l.H Nareisse de Chine Dusting Pow- aers - s Yardley's Dusting Powders 1.45 S Three Flower Dusting Powder 1.60 B Sea Soray Bath Salts 69c Blue Rose Bath Salts 100 k Zodaka Bath Salts .asst. "c Nareisse Bsth Salts i S Hubigsnt's Bath Salts 1.4s g Yardley's Bsth Salts. 1.89 ovc Dier Kiss Silver Sifter Compact .2.40 Looapack, single - 100 Looapack, double - 2 00 v--.ll-... e.,.n..l. n nl. On.. rin.ihla ! 1-8S Compacts, odds and ends to , , close ........-..... 1-8 Oil Dorins Rouge, 1249, etc 1261. ...45c Boujor's Ashes of Roses, Manderine 69c Mavis Rouge 88c 89c 89c Djer Kiss Rouge Palmer's Gsrdenglo Rouge Blue Rose Rouge all shades 60c Pe.ro Rouse, asst. shades 45c ! Tl - 89c Armond's Rouge - 5c Prineeaa Pat Rouge e nn. I'U ... Um.if. t - m-. T 1- c.t.l. 8fe V.,.f.. Tin Ktik 100 Three Flowers Lip Stick -7JJ Primrose House Lip Stick l-M r 1 i p.Mf I In fitirk ..40C . . , , i i , u ...... - mnA T.in Oi.L. 1-8 -J'Ador White Rouge 60c Miscellaneous A. P. W. Toilet Paper, crate 1-69 n . - : 1 n.Tiar In T (TL unilllV roll 99c Valcour Toilet Paper. 10 rolls BSc n - i- I rr.h Rtiafc ..39C i-ropnyiaciic ' Nail Brushes ..29c Idesl Hair Brushes, No. 66 Hughes ..99c Sani-Flush 26c i IK mil 6C noBpiiat iwwwMi - Tango Powder Puffs 8,0 ... .11 a!.M lOe i in K Y ClOU I 1 .in -" No-JoL, a lubricant for constipa ....89c tion .-ii - : - atva .... 89c m 11 K ol mn iic-i , r - Souibb's Liquid Petrolatum 89c Squibbs Sodium Bicarbonate, 15c Squibbs Sodium "Bicarbonate, 1-2 lb. Squibbs Sodium Bicarbonate, 1-4 lb. ...26c ..40e 15c 26c sniii'hhEnsom Salts. 1-4 lb. " ' i ,..' o IK Squibbs r.psom nana, .,. Squibbs fcpsom aits, i Re Squibbs Castor Oil ,7c Bayer's Aspirin Tsblets. 12-s 1' Bayer's Aspirin Tablets, 4-s jjZe Unquentint . . c H inkles iius -Zinc Oxide Ointment ...26c .2c ,...19c .28c Analgestic Baim Zinc Sterate Witch Hssel. os. Witch Hssel, 8 OS. .29c ...20c Peroxide reroxioe - . Q- Lavoris, small 19o, cneo. -,c Li7terine. "smaU 'ii'fc medium 81le large .. ..40e rallla.aaw4aa 86C i t Ckamnofl Wildroot Cocotiniit Oil 8bm .2 c wfuC Htatf Ton 143. 8& .46e I is LdattcriiM Tooth Pat Man7 other items for men will be found thruout tw ad. . The above 40 items win be displaced in a gToup J J they can be easily selected by the men. Men's Toilet Goods Store of Lincoln. Sale on Centre Aisle. Street Floor, Rudtre & Guenzel Co. Order Todsv. SALE