THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1928.
THE DAILY NEBKA'SKAN.
TIIREt
1 1 WILL OPEN
.5.
Aged Tomahawk in Historical Society
Rooms Would Be Effective for Frosh
Here's big news for fraternities
who have found raddles to be Inef
fective a new weapon has been
discovered by a Nebraskan re
port rr which is guaranteed to re
duce to submission even the most
unruly. Its use would not even be
out of place in the freshman-sophomore
Olympics.
In fact, certain freshmen who
have had I he misfortuns of being
compelled to wear the green bon
nets all fall have indicated a relish
for the instrument. Irate bouse
mothers have already recom
mended it and take It as n cold
fact, wandering romeos had better
come to their serenade In suits of
mail (postage stamps omlted.)
Yes, you're wondering what it's
Edna Schrick in Charge of
Fellowship Week And
Organization
Fellowship, friendship and fin
ance week for the Y. W. C. A. will
0pen November 5 with sixty-two
captains working to bring the spirit
and influence of the association
closer to the lives of, every woman
student In the school. Teas will be
held on Monday, Wednesday and
Thursday during the week, and
lunch will be served to the cap
tains and workers at noon In Ellen
Smith hall.
Miss Katherine Uietz, a national
secretary of the Y. W. C. A., will
arrive today from New York city
and will assist with the work.
Kdna Schrick has charge of the
week of campaigning for fellow
ship and finance. A comprehensive
Jji-oup has been organized under
her direction, consisting of twelve
majors: Margaret Danielson, Min
nie Nemerchek, Dorcas Weatherby,
Kyndall Ilrumback, Mary Morgan,
Charlotte Joyce, Ruth Hatfield, Lu
cille Led with, Katherine Williams,
Sally Pickard, Vivian Fleetwood,
and Million Davis.
Divided Into Groups
Working under each major are
live or six. captains, who in turn
will have a similar group of lieu
tonants under their own direction.
The girls who are working as cap
lains during the week are: Mary
Louise Nesbit, Helen lloals. Ruth
Roberts, Klolse Keefer, liuth Dia
mond. Hemic Amspoker, Lois
liwlggins, Ingeborg Nlelson, Ruth
Waters. Evelvn Bauer, Esther .Tor-! " club tryouts for men
uanson, Bernke Giesler, Margaret . j only will be held in the Dramatic
Kultner, Mary Kinney, Helen Blish, club room at. the Temple Thursday
Marian Wllkerson, Betty Sain. Eve- evening November 1, at 7 o'clock.
all about bo here it is.
No, the Phi Omega I'i's htnen't
developed a new type of sling shot.
Simply another Indian tomahawk
has been brought to light.
No l'oolin', it. really Is an interest
ing old relic, though, ami if any of
you are curious enough, you can
find it in E. 13. Hlanktuan's office
In the State Historical Society
rotns.
It's Rn Iriquois Indian steel toma
hawk, having a blade four inches
long with a sharp steel piece pro
truding six inches behind the blade,
and Is supposed to be two hundred
and forty years old. And as Its total
weight Is only three-fourths of a
pounds, It might be practical ior
replacing the nine pound army
muskets.
TEACHERS MEET FOR
' STATEjCONVENTION
Four Thousand Instructors
. Have Registered for
Annual Affair
The delicate white pencils of min
eral were part of the more fragile
and Icicle-like stalactites which
hung fiom the cavern where count
less bats flying about add a weird
aspect to the somowhat awesome
shapes and forms in the halls and
corrlders of the cavern.
The Carlsbad cavern from which
the specimens were taken Is one
of the most extensive caves in the
country, according to Mr. Over.
T
Men Only Wanted To Tryout
At Temple This Evening
At 7 O'clock
Four thousand visitors were ex
pected to have been registered in
Lincoln last night representatives
to the meeting of the Nebraska
State Teachers association from
district number one. The opening
program of the district meeting
was held Wednesday afternoon in
the Lincoln high school auditorium,
and the second session was held at
8 o'clock. Dr. C. C. Weidemann of
the Teachers college had charge of
the program.
General sessions will be held at
the University coliseum Thursday
l Beginning at :i. a. iu., auu ai
and S p. m. Friday there will be
a general morning session at the
coliseum, a b'uslness session at 1
p. m. at St. Paul church, and an
evening concert for which Nina
it Morgana, coloratura soprano of the
BOOkS By TWO AUthOrS Are Metropolitan Opera company will
Called For Most At : b" ,h" ailist' Hl ,m' is,,"'- The
cowert will he a courtesy program
LIDrary 'contributed by the Lincoln cham-
. ,.. , , . , i ber of commerce.
lilt; wuiiyp oi l u ii i it u iiuu
O'Henry are the more popular
amnnir imii feruil v of nil .n I a Tlml 1a!
" " ' , ' ' , afternoons.
i iir couciukiom one nitty um iiihiii i.-..i.j..
v-iws: nil i in i.unviiii r I mat tit;'
RECEIVE MOST CALLS
The numerous sectional meetings
Official Bulletin
ThtirMtay. No vernier 1.
C.nninm Alpha CM will mnt Thurx'lMy
niirlit hi 7:15 lit Ellen Hmlth Hall. ry
liiiportani .
Klertion I' Veil, uponnnied by Tliel a
HltfUia Phi. Annx ('ftf, 6 o'clock,
tlunvor-Smtih dbt.
1hikIHih for Komnct Klub Bkita
Si Kin a Unmmi Kpsilun luncheon, liuoii,
Ciraiul Hotel.
in-. Yn rHo Convocation, Trnt'e. ei i
11 o'clock.
A. S, M. E. McttliiK. M. R. 20. 7:. in ;
o'rlook.
A. I. E. K, MctLin. E. K. 104. T:3nj
o'rlook. j
l'mmnttc rhih tryouts for men only, j
Tnipl, 7 oVIm-k.
Initiation dinner for p ltd Kin of i i n' !
Commercial rlub, 6 o'clock, i
Friday. November t. I
Fhl fjamlxla Theta IMnnrr, Wooilbum.
6:16 oVlorU. i
Palludlan Miliary .toctwy will hold
on open motility tn Palladian hall, ihinl
floor. Tmpl. at 8:30 n'ulo It.
KatlowrVti hard time pnrtv, Kirst '
ftapMut thtiirh. 7 oVinrk. All 14n,t i
mmteuU ami fi-fpudN aro Invited, j
Nitiirriur, NoifinlMT 3.
Tlritl party, N.'hi aska-K ;inso
oliMtim. 2 oVIoi-k.
ua nit-
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TALK IS ARRANGED
Christian Science society of the
University of Nebraska announces
a free lecture on Christian Science
Friday evening, Nov. 2, at etpht
o'clock, al the First Church ill
Christian Science, Twelfth and'',
streets.
Mrs. Nelvia E. Ritchie. Christian
Scientist lecturer of Sew Ickley.
Pennsylvania, will present the )'
lure. Mrs. Ritchie is a member ol
the board of lectureship of the
will be held Thursday and Friday i mother church, the first Church!
The convention will or Unist Scientist in Host on,
1,110 i.i 1 iciiiuu mi. mi uvii trvfii 11 1 n 2 '
at the main library according to
Miss Glass, assistant librarian. Re-'
ferepce books whicli are drawn in j Arnpe l 11 n fin
flnnrta nflon run (lie hilip.l In AHCO FF III UUfly
circulation. j
The library workers can almost
tell the assignments in some
classes by the books ihat are
drawn. There Is always a rush for !
reference books about the rime!
i
l:
lvn Collins, Margaretta Finch, Su
san I.au, Rernlce Rartou, Sarah
Vance. Ruth Siallcross, Marjorie
rinton. Kvelyn Mansfield, tliza
ftli Williams, Marie Dougherty,
lii in i ieve Hrehm, Dorothy Neely,
Klaine Ilaverfield, Helen Griggs.
Lillian Lipsey, Juth Heather,
Virginia iimball. Sue Hall, Janet
Winter, Marie Louise Long, lietty
Jonas, Beatrice llryant, Florence
Anderson, Marjorie Ann Stuff, Dor
othy Craig, Helen McChesuey, Lois
Hunt. Virginia Randall, Frances
llolyolte, Janle Lehnhoff, Helen
Mr Anuliy. Janice Mickey, Leona
Lewis. Lueile Heflin, Helen Wyatt,
lietty Wahlquist, Helen Day, Helen
Pit .or. Charlotte Wells. Harriet
Fair. Clara Olson, and Lois Ray
mond. All captains are expected to meet
Miss Dieu at rive o'clock in Kllen
Smith hall Thursday afternoon.
Kadi captain is to bring her staff
of lieutenants to the nieetinK.
SOUTH DAKOTA U.
GETS SPECIMENS
Any student in the Fnlversity Is
eligible for membership in the
Dramatic club.
Fraternity houses have been
called and a representative from
each chapter Is expected. Women
are also permitted to join the club
but a special drive is being insti
gated to get men interested In its
activities.
The club is organized under the
supervision of Ray Ramsay, Her
bert Venne, and Prof. H. Alice
Howell. Flection of officers will
take place at one of the earlier
meetings.
Three Act Play Planned
I'lans for the -coming year in
rlude a three act play to be given
during the early winter. Arrange
ments are also being made ro hold
a frolic for members of the club.
All university students are eli
gible to membership In the club re
gardless of the college in which
thev are registered. Dramatic
4000 Balloons
At Homecoming
AMF.S, la.. Oct. 21. Four thou-
Mass. :
The public is invited 10 attet.il
the lecture. It, is boped that a latge '
number of university students will!
attend the talk. j
Classified Ads
Announcements
when term papers are due. There
lias been a noticeable trend among 'sani ,ov balloons will be released
the students this year in getting j pinmltaneously with the kickoff at
their term papers done earlier ac
cording to Miss Glass.
Circulation, as a whole, has been
slightly less this year than last
although It Is a little early In the
year to tell. Freshmen have evin
ced a greater Interest in asking
questions this year than heretofore.
The librarian Mr. 0. H. Doane, in
vites them to do this in his fresh
man lecture talk.
Identification Cards Used
The identification card s. stem j s,,(.ti0Ul!
the annual homecoming football
game here Saturday afternoon
when Iowa State meets Oklahoma.
The balloons are to he distributed
free to students, who w ill be seated
separately from (he general
nubile, acocrdlng to a plan
formulated by the Cardinal Guild, I I-ost-cti' oin iin. rm,
student governing body. Men and "' nr,i.
women will be seated in two sec
,'ions at the center of the west sta
dium to obtain separate cheering
NOT n.NI.V THE I.AHliKST
hi;t tiik bust
THK MM.UH WKItl.l i-HKH A I.I i
Dfllvi'rrd t-i your- (lunv tiy f-otiIi--15.:
j,r vp?k. all I.. V . 1 h 1 0 ?-'. .
Sti 1 1 th MtrKl. H-J 1 ;n.
For Sale
n xkikp Ht'ir Kor am Ku . k-
ufll'-nl ronilltlon. A )MiLrain n.i mtme !
Nttiileiit. I'nll nt Apurlniput UT. I.u- ,
Kavrtii' Hftir 6 l'-ni.'
Lost and Found
.ONT In Coliseum lat Vi-uIk. kp- in '
ltoun ii'uthfr rupr. l:oturn to 41 .Nil 1
l-'th Si. luni'l.
has been a great help In the admin
istration of the library. There have
been fewer books lost this year
and students have been getting
Into the habit of bringing In their
books more promptly. Many stu
dents In previous years wrote fic
titious names on the bonks or
wrote the name of another student.
This practice has been done away
with entirely.
The upperelassmen have been in
clined to complain, according to
Miss Glass, but. the freshmen have
ii. - . A
creunfl .c m . ,u . . rnu,, r either accepted Identification cards
admittance. Membership is based , & nPCPSgarJ. pyi or acUlai,y ds.
greatly on ability. inlavoH them with nrlde. To nut it
The freshmen hae
Unfair Means
Slender spires of frost colored
mineral, taken from the famous
Carlsbad cavern of New Mexico,
and sent to Dr. R. L. Slagle, presi
ili ni of the Fuiversily of South !
hal;nta by M. L. French, a student j
in the school of mines when Dr.
Slatrle was president of that insti
tution, are now on r
the university museum
The minerals are lime forma
tions of stalactite and stalagmite
tiatnie, according to V. H. Over.
furamr of the university museum. nosfbn, Oct. 22. (I I') Are
TTTT ,77 . ,7-. ''American colleges and universities
Ml UlAKl ; playing poor?
Oi :;i. -Fp early, full of pep. ; Will In 111 Ii. Munro. professor of
lul iny .stuff in class. Collected t go ernmetit at Harwird Fnlversity
' .'0111 Tommy. Studied. A blonde 1 thinks and says so in an article
in Library. Rain. Cold. Saw 1 published iu the October issue of
Lill. Talked football. Army, the Atlantic Monthly.
Then the mythical championship. I -CoI 1 t-K" professors an a class."
I'Nin and 1 to Chicken Little forliinys Professor Munro, "are quick
! ii.i Ii Chicken Salad Sandwich.) to see the mote iu the other fel
' '.itlee. and swell pie Two-bits. A , low 's eye. They take the right
lun Ii of new records. "i don't ' eousucss of their own institutions
ore." "Sentimental Baby," "Out-j ps self evident. In their courses on
Hi-Town t!al." Danced. Ijit.e to public finance, business orcanla-Hi-ioiy.
studied. A sang of teniiiou, and accounlinc. they will dls
lot'l.i.keti fdttle. Danced and atej(;eei a municipal budget or a cor
Ii'mih 's; le -,. Home. To bed. j pot ation balance sheet with caustic
A. r.RlGHT, Junior. : comments, forgetting that crlti-
-- - -1 cit;iu, like charity, can sometimes
make its best beginnings at home.
I "Let rue give an illustration. In
(the latest financial report of a cer
! taiu American unhemiiy there is a
! list of Invested funds which (onstl
j lute the endowment. It includes a
I block ol General Klectilc common,
t nearly lfl,H00 shares, the value of
! which is given as $1. The actual
I value of that slock, as a matter of
I fact. Is more than two million
! dollars." ,
Such methods, the profesor de- 1
iClares, are necessary if the college
1 is to go to its alumni and ask for
1 more funds. I
in ber words
been lovely about It."
It Is not the purpose of the sys
tem to prevent outsiders from get
ting books but rather to protect
the students. When the library of
ficials can Identify a person they
will issue him a book. Some people
present their calling cards. One
'Ii -iT.i " . Harvard Prnfpnr RfliPVPS ! Pro,PRS01'- wh0 ls "'hing at Fnioti i.,S,tuti,,n In the adjoining stat-of
xh.union at,riarvara rroiessor aeneveb (.ollepe ln CollPCP vlWi hi)d ani ,.,. Tn(.r(, , PM ronndeme r
Colleges Get Money By
Fomecorainjr activities will be
Initiated Friday evening by a great
homecoming party in the Memorial
Fnion b.tilding. Tolbert MacRae
head of the music department, will
act as master of ceremonies.
Decoration of organized houses
will be judged Friday evning. Cups
are to be awarded to winers In the
decoraJlon contest as well as to
winers In the parade scheduled for
11 a. in. Saturday.
Advance reservations are indica-
live of one of the largest homecom- i
Ing crowds in several .ears, ac-
cording to Murl Ross, athletic btisi- j
ness manager.
the best haircuts
r at
Thompson Beauty
Parlor
B-2796 219 No. 12th
TRY OUR STUDENTS'
t Lunches!
Owl Pharmacy
148 No. 14th St. Cor. 14th &. P
South Dakota Coyotes
Are Preparing Eor Iowa
For the first time in a dozen
eais, the Lniversity of South I)a
1 oia Coyotes are preparing for a
grid clash with their big brother
Identification card which he had
' obtained in Geneva, Switzerland.
Absent Voters' Slips
Are Still Obtainable
WELCOME TEACHERSI
MAGNIFICENT!
1 rifli
Von troB !
"The Wedding March"
A rira mount Pirttirn
with
FAY WSAY
GorgnoUi
nd Dctcu!(r
fomincll It's Im-
pombla to ocrlb
"Th Wtddlna Mrch"
SHOWS 1. S, 7. 9
ORPIIEUM
v dory now than there was in
those earlier days when the Coy
ores played on even terms with
.V.lt'i.esota, Michigan, Notre Dame
and N'ebraska.
MATINEE
DANCE
Evrry Saturday Afternoon, 2 to 5
Admission 25c Dancing Free
Franzmathes
Academy
1013 N St.
Learn to Dance for $j.00
Class Tuesday and Friday
Private Lessons Any Time
Two days remain In which to
secure the absent voters' slips.
These slips, intended for the con
venience of voters who are away
from their home precinct duritv;
elections, may be obtained from vlie
office of the county clerk. Thoy
tiitisi be filled out before a noia:y,
public and mailed to the coiliiivi
clerk In the voter's home county.
A ballot is then returned to th
abn nt voter.
If the voter fails to avail him
self of this opportunity within twj
days, he will he unable to vote.
Little Sunshine Cafe
"FOR THE STUDENTS"
Just Across the Campus
1227 R St.
A regulation was passsd at Ox-
ford closing the athletics of "ic ,
university to all men over twenty-
ihree. years of age. Cambridge re
jected the measure.
Women's Athletic Association ;
and Women's Ohio will sell foot
hall nrnti'imi In tbfl slndhnn be-
fnre I hp nevl lhrp ffflmeR Al (f I
lumbus, Ohio.
WELCOME TEACHERS!
A Different Show
"THE RIVER PIRATE"
A fnx I'fture
With VICTOR McLAGLEN
l VAUDEVILLE
I. B. H AMP A
GERTRUDE BECK
Will Tnk You
"Round the Town"
FREEMAN A SEYMOUR
"The Unhapplnees Boys"
"ART" RAJAHS
Lincoln Theatra
MWS PICTURED
Nebraska. Mlsami-i Football Game
rfrtrimibK ill
CAPITOL I
; kkai's ADDf;r:ssi:s
IMIAKMACY CLASSi
While Htteiiding I ne meetirg of'
t lio directors of summer sessions!
'held at the I'niversiiy of Nebraska ,
last week. Dr. K. II. Kraus, Dean !
j of the t'ollene of fharmacy and;
(director of the summer school at I
'the I'niversity of Michigan, ad-1
i dressed the students of the College'
I i of Pharmacy at a meeting on
ihursday. j
On Saturday morning Dean If. A.
Lyman of the College of Pharmacy
nave a breakfast at the Cornhusker
hotel for Hie members of the fac
ulty, In honor of Dr. Kraus.
Thur., Fri. & Sat.
JOHN GILBERT
In
"The Cossacks"
Vtth
Renee Adoree and
Ernest Torrenc
A mighty drama of human hearts
In tiie maelstroil of battle
DANCE
at the
Lindell
To the "Foot Warm
in' " Tunes of
The Collegians
Every fnday and
Saturday Nitcs
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Wh
en you
sneeze your kad
off, feel tough,
cough like heck,
It's a Gold
It's Flu
Our Flu Capsules
are guaranteed to
fix it in two days.
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You Cant Lfr
Our Brbago, History Notebook History Paper
to Write to llrr
BUT
What Is mote sleek and trim for your notebook and
class work than very hlte smooth surfaced paper
of light weight. It doesn't tear out easily because
It Isn't made of the usual wood, but cloth.
Nebago History Paper ha that neat, efficient ap
pearancea symbol of efficient work. . Priced -100
sheets. 2 hole, 20c; 100 sheets. 3 hole, SISc;
Stiu sheets, 3 hole, $1.60, and
500 SHEETS, 2 HOLE, 90c
College Book Stores Facing Campus
All Set?
Here's the dope. All the Campus
Crushers are gone sold out
taken away. But don't cry, Per
cival, more will be in most any
time. The first two hundred
went big at the very nominal
price of One and One-half Pigs.
We must say that we are pleased,
highly pleased at the reception
"yuse guys'' have given them.
Stand by, there'll be a hat for
ewry man about tomorrow
maybe sooner.
We Knew
a Fellow
That sold just plenty of these hats
at a Big Ten school this fall.
They're absolutely red hot, can't
be beat. And do they look good
positively the snappiest, most
original thing ever was.
Wt
Jay Hawk
Meat
Will taste plenty nice down at
that Lawrence place Saturday.
Keep warm going down and at
the game in a B & F Overcoat.
We have selected this year a per
fectly beautiful line featuring
only the most attractive grays and
blues very, very smooth, fairly
long, awfully good looking. Not
bragging at all, but they really are
just right. Prices are, as usual,
sliced to a mere rock bottom sac
rifice we give them away for
the insignificant sum of Thirty
five to Forty-five Dollars.
By the
Way
The boy himself, Bob Bennett
we mean, is coming over for the
week-end. He's been knocking
them cold at Iowa City with a
men's shop just like ours. Give
him a big hand, fellows. He'd
sure like to see you all.
BOB BILL
Bennett & Plugs tad, Inc.
ACROSS FROM THE CAMPUS
BILL FLUGSTAD OFFICIATING
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