HANDBALL GAME
TO BE RESUMED
Courts Are Being Constructed
In Field House , Little
Equipment Needed
Handball, formerly a popular sport
on the campus, will bo re-establishod
as a Nebraska favorite upon the com
pietion of the eight handball courts
in the coliseum. Those courts will
be available for use by any Nebraska
man and it is hoped that many will
take advantage of them. The only
special equipment necessary are hecl
lcsg shoes, a ball, and mitt.
The courts being new will be-a
fine as can be built. High ceilings,
plenty of light, smooth walls, and
level floors will contribute to the en
joyment of the game. The court lines
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are clearly marked. Everything, in
fact, has boen,done to Insure the
quality of the courts.
The sport Is one of the brrt to put
a man into the pink of physical trim.
It is a vigorous sport exercising all
parts of the body. To play it woll a
man must have plenty of wind, agil
ity, endurance and complete control
of bis body. The physical depart
ment endorses it heartily and expect
to teach it to all of the various or
ganized classes.
The characteristics with the laci
that little equipment and only two
men nre needed to make a game,
combine to make handball oho of the
most popujar sports among both col
lege and business men.
Baskelball Practice
fWnn With Fifteen
Reporting Regularly
raMi Ttlnrk inaueurated basket
ball practice this week and has about
fifteen prospective cagesiers iVvi-
ing regularly. Basket snooung nu
(,..j.mnti1 of the came comprise
the workouts which are being held in
i.v. ...: nl afternoon. Uniciai
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practice will begin after the football
season.
r.n-nHMr And Tom Elliott, regulars
on last year's team, were tuning up
the old eye and getting nio snnpe
o1afi with neveral eood prospects
fmm the freshman team. Krall of
Grand Island and Gohde, star Lin
coln high guard, look bright as pros
pects. em f i
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Hundreds of new words like dactylogram,
electrobas, flcchette; names such as Cabell,
Hoover, Smuts; new Gazetteer entries such
as Latvia, Vimy, Monte Adamello. Over
words; 1,700 illustrations; 1,256
printed on Bible Paper.
Sm It mt Your College Bookstore or Write
for Information to the Pubtimhera.
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OCT. 27
Cjalgy Laughter
Students
Book Store
THE
Band Located in New
Home In Field House
After Month of Moving
Found a homo for tho band. This
organization, which has for the post
month been unceremoniously moved
from building to building on the
campus has at last been rewarded
with a more or loss permanent home
in the new Coliseum where its head
quarters will be In tho northeast
hunmnnf Tn th nnst the band has
always met in the Armory, but since
thnt building has been turnea into a
woman's gymnasium it is no longer
available.
At the first of the semester the
band rehearsed in tho Temple high
hnilHino- hut wns soon obliged to seek
new quarters. Owing to the fact that
the organization contains over sixty
men, it was necessary to find a room
larger than that which has been used
in the Teacher's college.
Although the band's new home if
larire enough to accomodate all of
its instruments it is not very well
& basement room and with a very low
I SI A iL.. -..lA. !e-l 4Via wMV1
ceiling. nuiiiur itiuit mm iuc
ia tVio if tufa Aiif n a iVtrpA-rnrnered
shape and would crowd things badly
were it to be used for rehearsals. It
is probable that the stapre in the Held
hniioa ur ill Ka us a1 In f ha f nf nr n
it is excellently suited for concert
purposes.
PLANS BEGUN FOR
ANNUAL LUNCHEON
Committee Chairmen for Cornhuslter
Luncheon, under Auspices of
A. W. S. Board, Announced
Committee chairmen for the Girls'
Cornhusker luncheon to be held un
der the auspices of the Associated
Women Students' Board on Home
coming day in the Coliseum, have
been announced by Helen Aach, gen
eral chairman of the committee.
Helen Anderson will assist Miss
Aach in making the general arrange
ments for the luncheon. The other
members of the committee include:
Ruth Barker and Grace Elizabeth
Evans, Tickets.
Lucile Refshauge, Decorations.
Viola Forsell, Food.
Esther Zinnecker, V aitresses.
Eloise Keefer, Publicity.
Audrey Beales, Posters.
Ruth Ann Coddington, Entertain
ment Committee chairmen are asked to
meet at Ellen Smith Hall at 5 o'clock
on Wednesday to formulate plans
for the luncheon.
Kansas Captain Excels in Punting
Zuver, the big Kansas captain, ac
cording to the Big Ten is a fullback
type playing at quarter. His punting
in the Badger game was the feature
of the game, seldom seen in inter
collegiate football. His average was
fifty yards, with two going seventy
yards.
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DAILY NEBRAS KAN
COURSES BY RADIO
BEGIN NOVEMBER 9
Division Offer Two
Subjects Weseen and Stuff
Will Civ L.ctur..
Two correspondence c'ourws by
radio are offered by the University
extension division beginning Novem
ber 0. The lectures for each course
are to be given one day each week
jover KFAB. Prof. Maurice H. W'es
'eon will give a course in business
j English in a series of twenty ldc
Iturcs, with written assignments to
make the instruction practical. The
lectures will be given each Tuesday
evening, beginning November 9. A
course of study of tho Book of Job
is offered by Prof. F. A. Stuff, who
; will give a series of lectures eacn
I Wednesday afternoon. There will
'also be written assignments. Further
'information regarding thesa courses
may be obtained from the University
extension division.
International Show
Will Include Ponies
The Baby International Livestock
Exposition at the Agricultural corn
pus made final arrangements for the
showing of a class of fancy Shetland
ponies. Along with the showing of
these ponies will be an exhibition
given by these ponies and their rid
ers for the entertainment of the au
dience. Tickets have gone on sale and are
selling very rapidly. It is stated that
the supply of available tickets will
soon be exhausted, and any person
desiring to obtain tickets should get
them as soon as possible or they may
be gone before the week is over. The
tickets are selling for thirty-five
cents each.
Football Armor Costly
To retain a Big Ten football play
er so that he can skillfully die for
alma mater costs exactly $23.39 ac
cording to The Big Ten Weekly. But
to put the young man on the field
properly equipped from both the
standpoint of protection and style, is
something else again. The armor
that each player wears figures up
closely to $150 for a season.
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Dr.M. C. Hall, '06, Returns From
Research Expedition in hte Tropics
Dr. Maurice C. Hall, '00, chief of
tho zoological division of the Bureau
of Animal Industry, returned Sep
tember 15 from a research expedi
tion into the tropics, organized and
directed by the Johns Hopkins School
of Hygiene and Public Health, and
conducted under tho auspices of the
International Health Board of the
Rockefeller Foundation.
Hall represented the Nebraska de
partment of tho expedition. He made
a survey of the animal-parasite sit
uation in Panama, Nicaragua, and
Salvador. Unexpected findings con
cerning animal parasites nre re
ported. Besides gathering much infor
mation regarding these, the expedi
tion brought back about one hundred
and fifty bottles of prevailing para
sites, some .of them apparently new
and of economic and scientific im
portance. Dr. Hall reports that the hot tropi
cal sun has a sterilizing action on
bacteria. The rains are torrential and
have a washing effect which serves
to sweep worm eggs and larvae into
vThter courses and out of contact
with livestock.
One important object of the expe
Jensen is Delegate
To Texas Celebration
Dr. F. W. Jensen who secured his
doctor's degree in 1925, was des
ignated by Chancellor Avery to re
present the University of Nebraska-J
at the semi-centennial celebration of
the Agricultural and Mechanical
college of Texas Friday and Satur
day. Dr. Jensen is now connected
with the chemistry department of
that institution. ,
Indian Speaks
Prof. S. N. Dasiutta of Calcutta,
India, will speak to the student body
of Grinnell on the mysticism and
social aspects of India. Professor
Dasiutta came to the United States
to attend the International Congress
on Philosophy, which met at Har
vard University recently.
Milwaukee (Delicatessen
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dition was to determine what diseases
are likely to be carried northward by
shinments of livestock. The results
show thot In shipping livestock from
Central America to the United States
the only diseases of livestock that
appear to warrant serious considera
tion are tick fever, anthrax, blackleg,
and tetanus, though final conclusions
depond on tho identification of the
parasites. '
Tho exnedition made a special
study of drugs for the removal of
worms. The most interesting develop
ment of this work was the discovery
that nearly forty percent of the sol
diers examined by the scientists were
infected by hook worms not pre
viously known to be present in man
in Central America. These findings
are a great aid to public-health work
in those rccions. The scientists col
laborating in this project were Doc
tor Angustine; Dr. D. M. Malloy of
the Rockefeller Foundation: Don
Bernabo Rosalcs, Nicaraguan phar
macist; and Doctor Hall.
The trin resulted also in other find
ings of a specialized and highly tech
nical character, including tho effi
cacy of several new drugi.
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