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AfiRIAL WORK HOLD PREUIIHARIES
IS (MINDED 0F 1ET
Hwslter Taatkall Candidate in
Last Days ef Spring
Training.
Will Also Stage Semi-finals in
Numeral Match This
Afternoon.
LINEMEN PRACTICE ON
BLOCKING AND CHARGING
Tho preliminaries of tho numeral
wrestling meot will be held this af
ternoon at 4 o'clock at the Armory,
Unless more than two matches are
necessary tho semi-finals will also' be
The Husker football candidates are held this afternoon. No admission
usimr the few remaining days of will bo charged for theao maWhcs.
spring practice in learning tho plays fcc of n ""ts will probably be
ort H ehif r will n naArt Tivt I . .
" " "w Onlv twentv-citrht men had en
fall. Coach Bcarg divided tho squad tercd tne mcei up to yostcrday eve.
daring tho early part of tho practice, nine. On account of the few entries
putting tho backs and ends to work Dr. Clapp extended the time limit to
nltnrn.tino. fhn nnril.1 T,lv vifh . UUS momillff. All StUOeniS may COIH
shift, while the linemen continued
pete with tho exception of those who
have wrestled in varsity meets. The
their practice on blocking and charg- Athletic Board, however, reserves the
ing. right to award numerals only to
The last half hour was fimnt in those who have passed twelve hours
Rcrimmape. dunnc which the nf fen. 01 worn me last semester ana wnu
Hive team u3ed the new shift to ad-1 are now carrying twelve hours in
vantage in plunging for large gains good standing.
through the defensive squad. The Contestants may weigh in from 11
defensive team was composed of to 4 o'clock, but are advised to weigh
nraeticallv the same men as Monday's in between 11 and 12. The classes
practice, with Stephens, Presnell, will be the same as in the interfra
Oelrich, and Voris carrying tho ball, tcrnity meet, A two-pound weight
Spring football practice will end allowance will be made.
with the beginning of spring vaca
tion. Coach Bearg has used the LIBRARIAN COMMENTS ON
large squad which has been reporting INADEQUATE FACILITIES
for practice to good advantage in de
veloping several first-year men who Continued from Pago One.)
will make a strong bid for positions
on the squad next fall.
RIFLE TEA! WINS
IN EIGHT HATCHES
"that the service in tho library is, un
avoidably not what it should be. We
have regretted it often, and hope for
better conditions."
Approximately 195,000 volumes
are owned by the University of Ne
braska. This number is growing at
the rate of eight or ten thousand vol
umes n yr. The hooks are all care-
Women Complete IntercolIegi-lfuuy selected and represent a very
ate Indoor Shooting: valuable collection. The old building
Contests. which, for the most part, is not fire
proof, and the old wiring hold the
tj,o WT,mcVn nnn,D1,. fi t Manecr of fire as a constant menace
SJ 5 11 3.4.. " ",
, g. . . - comparatively
rifle-match shooting by winning eight new an(j up-to-date libraries are Mich-
out of twenty contests. All matches igan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa
and methods of scoring were con State, Kansas, California, Illinois,
dactetl in the same manner as those Washington, and Leiand Stanford,
of the men's rifle team.
At Northwestern University a
group of co-eds desiring to be dif
ferent have formed a club with the
following motto: "Liberty or death,
preferably death." They belive
that love and marriage are degen
erating into 'a childish game.
University of California GW Club
Plan Summer Excursion to Alaska
Schedules Perfermareei la Import.
ant Cities en Northern Route
Already famous In many parts of
the world, the glee club of the Uni
versity of California will carry its
renown to Alaska for tho first time
when it goes north this summer, play
ing at all the important towns along
tho way.
Tho club will go north in automo
biles to, Vancouver, about May 15,
where trains will be taken over the
Triangular tour through Banff, Lake
Louise and Jasper National Park to
Prince Rupert, Canada, From there
the clab will mke a short trip te
Alaska and will rtttep via the Inland
passage to VanJowver, down the
coast and home a&evt July 15.
Performance at the Universities
of Washington aad Oregon and the
Oregon AgricuHnMl College wilt he
given enroute. One-week engsge
menta are booked t theaters in Fort-
land, Seattle, and Vancouver.
The Calif ornka'slee club has made
previous summer excursions which in
clude three trips -fee the Orient, four
to Canada, as well ju-irrfftmierable
ones which have Srried the clab to
practically every state in the union.
Thte College Press
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Dorothy Abbott scored tho highest
individual total of the season with a
score of 360 out of a possible 400
shot in the prone, kneeling, sitting
and standing positions. Isabel Law
less placed second with 352 out of
400. Tho record 'total shot by tho
team during the. season was 2995.
j made ia tKo -tatty fbHwm. .,tfg
Dorethy Abbott and Marie Ber-
manek entered the 99 class in the
prone position. Isabel Lawless led
the team in two positions with a
score of 94 in the kneeling position
and 82 in the standing. Gladys Fos
ter and "Dorothy Abbott tied for hon
ors in the sitting position with a
score of 96.
The names of those who have been
awarded letters will be announced
soon. The girls firing in all the
matches and whose scores have been
among the highest aret Dorothy Ab
bott, Isabel Lawless, Gladys Foster,
Estey Cox, Katbcrino Jensen, and
Eatherine Kidwell.
as new rone university wno were
recently ducked in a pond were
charged fifty dollars. The bill was
filed against the class.
Fraternity parties at the Univer
sity of Chicago can now last until
one o'clock, where previously they
could only last until twelve. Although
the music must stop at twelve the
festivities can last until one.
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1143 O Street
Ten upperclassmen at the Univer
sity of Mississippi were recently
expelled for participation in a liiir-
cuttfng party at which freshmen
were the victims.
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the tiny V-shaped crev
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attack the teeth and
irritate'the gums. Acid
Decay results.
You can prevent
Acid Decay and
strengthen your gums by using Squibb 's
Dental Cream, made with Squibb's
Milk of Magnesia. Your dentist will
tell you that Milk of Magnesia is a safe,
scientific means of counteracting the
acids in the mouth which attack the
teeth and gums. Hence the great value
of Squibb's Dental Cream.
Buy Squibb's Dental Cream, made
with Squibb's Milk of Magnesia, and
use it regularly At druggists.
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TRAINING PUBLIC LEADERS
Syracuse University has estab
lished a school of citizenship and
public affairs. The purpose of the
school is that of training students to
take an active part in government.
Indiana University has such a
school in its wide field of campus
activities .and class politics, but the
real value of tho training offered
is doubtful. Proficient hand-shak
ing appears to bo the only prcpara
tion for -public life that is received
by the participants. Many of the
evils of our municipal, state and na
tional government today may be at
tributed to the fact that those tinker
ing with tho machinery are efficient
back-slappers, but bunglers as gov'
ernmental engineers.
If the University is to be of the
utmost service, therefore, in gradu
ating students who will be substan
tial and constructive leaders, it must
dopt a more tangible program in
develoninc these dualities. The
average student leaves the Univer
sity with his head chock-full of the
ories which can not be connected
directly with the problems facing the
public He goes through college
without appreciation of public prob
lems. In later life the appreciation
is stimulated, hut the knowledge is
lacking because he has been too busy
learning other thinr.
At Syracuse University freshmen
will be required to take the course
in citizenship and public affairs.
Thus they will be acquainted with
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the importance eC such problems
early in their collece careers. If they
desire they way fellow the course
through to a master's degree. Bui
whether or net Jshey continue the
course Syrr.urs University may feel
assured it will have a more intelli
gent group of students than Indiana
University or any- other institution
that neglects this type of training.
Defects in ow government, par
ticularly state and municipal, will
not be remedied until citizens with!
fundamental tralninc tako a more
active interest It is the duty of unl
vcrsities to stimulate that interest
and accentuate it with training.
The Indiana Daily Student
Alpha Kappa. Pi To
Entertain Bixad Men
Bisud men interested in Alpha
Kapp Pal, men's honorary commer
cial fraternity, will be guests of that
ei-wmlEation at the Phi Kappa Psi
jteue tonight
;The evening will be spent inform
ally. Members of the faculty and
readers will attend to meet the men
oii a more informal basis. A short
pregram has been planned by Duane
Anderson, chairman. There will be
a musical program followed by sev
eral short speeches.
Members and pledges of Alpha
Kappa Psi will be there and will hold
a snort business meeting alter tno
program. j
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A Ditintive Achievement
FOR TODAY
The Wisconsin Lar School gradu
ated 76 students a4 its last annual
commencement
I certainly hon tkow Initiat
ors gel tot"thr''atid five us
that ten-year levy preposition
for we surely need some new
biiildinet. Oh y, 1 am xtill
clcanlnc clothes.
Belter get all "slicked"
up before you go home
for tho spring vacation.
Stop in after class
LIBERTY
BARBER SHOP
131 No. 13th
Elmer A. Ward
Perhaps
you have heen4hinking
of buying a gfffc-for moth
er or for a friend, and you
haven't been able to find
8 exactly what you iyant.
large and varied stock of
Jewelry Gifts.
FENTONB.
FLEMING
Paris Inspired
, for Madam and Mademoiselle
A Big Shipment of Radiantly
Beautiful New SpringSilk Dress
es has just arrived, rom New
York! And, the tremendous buy
ing power of bur organization se
cured these lovely Frocks at a
pfice that' permits us to offer
them to you at an enormous sav
ing. . .
These are tke very atwetl
spring styles Jresss f tke
. nest waarakle ty4a- .Hew Flat '
and Prmfced Crefke lWrs.af ex- '
celleat tawtlky, stmd m all tke
ew Mrkag akksles.
a charge account here.
A charge account is & cob
veaiesce with spring
shopping to ke done.
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More Than a Pen
A Part of Your Edncatfon
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A good fountain pen is
an essential tool with
whick to carve out your
career. More than just
a pen real help-mate
and a part of your
education.
Get a pen tkat will not
flood or leak, one that
writes wkh a jewel-like
MtxothMM tke instant
the poaat touches the
paper.
Of course at
will be a
Skeasfer Iifetisse Pen.
$8.75.
worthy cogspaakmg of die lifeosae
he 46 Spacial at $5.00 aaatne
Special at $3.75.
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