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UTDNESIUV. Al'KII. .1.
AIR BOARD MEETS TO
DISCUSS EARLY PLANS
Committee Chairmen Give
Reports on Annual
Ag Event
n..iMii-n and roi hail wen of the
rniitmltlee Inr the liO far
mri ''r recutcd eml) .ln
ml reported progress a alrvad)
n.i.iiy ",u yr '
m.i'inK In ill Hum Kconomlca
buililiin U lll,L
i .aienre lianlett. tteasurt r of
ihr Jir brMtrd. presided hi Ihe
ntr-eiing. and oitn-d nh mi t
nlnnnn of lli I'urpon a being
in ret 1 1"" n,ln I'1'" ,l" rum
nilnee chalnm-n together and 10
tif ilir managera ronrrotion of
,h proem to formulation of
i.iini.
In presenting the budiet of thin
,Mr"e fnlr he stated: "KveiT chair
man should do ihe uimol lo rut
ilie rpeii' of III or her com
nuite niui li aa olble mil at
ihr miiic time maintain the i-ffl-.Liny
and quality of the work."
Cemmitte Give Report
lie port of the conimltteea wete
then called for and the respousea
rvenii'lified flu fpirii minouKii
ih fair la atlll a monili away. Ir
oihy Norrli. chairman of the p-t
emit committee, retorted iho work
o: die Important aria already un
der way and (hat the danrcra have
twi working two week.
KM Janlke. chairman of the pa
rade executive committee, reports
plans formica: and all committee
chairmen waiting for algnrnent.
I'lan ara to add considerable
number of entertaining features to
Oils year't parade.
William Lancaster reported plana
well under way for the horse ahow
stid Inter-sorority rldlnjt contest.
It mill be a biicavr attraction than
vr bad hoped. Wncoln borne own
'i k are showing a great deal of in
teresi in the ahow and we undoubt
edly will be able to arrange an at
tractive program."
Itobln Spence. manager of the
lv' 9 fair, dismissed the meeting
nh the statement that reports In
(I ii ale that things are In good
shape and that '.be '29 fair will be
better than ever before..
CLUB HEARS TALK BY
IL KRESGE
Racine Gives Dinner Hour
Lecture on Management
of Chain Stores
('. A. Undue, manager of the
locil K fence store, whs the prin
cipal speaker at the dinuer given
Ib.-i niRlit bv the fnlversity Com
mercial Club at the Y. M. C. A.
M'. liacino sroko on the niaiiace-riii-nt
of the chain stores. He alno
led a discussion on the mme sub
jet. Mi. IJacine especially enipha
si7.l the fact that the management
nl ilin chain store systema of today
v very different from t Ii it t of Kev
iial whis Hgo "The niaiiageniont
i'i a chain tKire of loday," atnted
l'. Itaclne, "is not an easy under
till it's. It requires not only the
ii. -e ol more lhan an average
amount of Intelligence, but also
several years- of intensive train
ln., The dinner was the second of a
rim which hai! been arranged by
tl.e Commercial Club. It is planned
i" have a Lincoln business man
at each of the dinners. The
members of the Club believe they
will receive much valuable intor-
iii. it Ion on business methods which
will supplement thai acquired in
H. e claHK room. The next of the
dinners will be given later in this
month.
PROBE HEARINGS
ARE CONTINUED
BY COMMITTEE
(onlinurd from I'arf. I.
oulU be guaranteed by extending
i he suffrage there Is no use in male
iiig Rtich an extension.
Ma vine Hill proposed a plan ol
allowing the enlor women to noml
miie a number of candidates from
whicii one should be chosen by the
w hole student body. This met with
hoili opposition and support. Sue!,
a plan would make for a represent
iiive woman both of the senior
women and of the whole I'niver
"iiy. During this discussion Ihe
-'an of the Honorary Colonel was
brought up and compared with that
of the May Queen. The question
aiose whether a similar election
would produce a similar type of
CAPHfOL
Donald
Reed
Billie
Dove
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"The Night
Watch"
MON., TUES., and WED.
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What Did They Learn?
SEE
LEARNED
LADIES
by. MOLIERE
at the
TEMPLE THEATER
All Thi Week, 1:20 p. m.
75c
Saturday Matinee, 50c
A UNI PLAYERS
PRODUCTION
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W ill. SPI'AK
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I'r. (lean A. Won .--li-r. pnili-ini of e.liu mIIoiuI p lioioi
l'fk on "Iiiiitom tm-ti'.k of lluiiie Kionomirt lrri" beltire il.
aoUiloi) in Om.tlia Saiuidav.
Mi l lort-nce ( oil.lu. alunt piol..Ui of v.Miion..l du.-ilon
of the (....Hiailon. and pifuld.-a at .rviral un-.lin nl U . in twin Ii
V. II Lan.-flui. brad i.( Hie derailment of voc.ilonal fdu.n'li.n
the meeting on 'TerMinaliii "" I'lltlar evening
South Dakota Professor Finds Rare
1 Fossil at Base of Nebraska Bluffs,
Veniiiliou. S l Mart-li. SI-I'be
lecottd known foaail of a lone ex-
tint l animal now imnied after the
Vermilion river wliern the llml
apecimen wa found, haa been dia
covered b V. V. SeariKht. aaaia
tant prolfooot of ireoloRy at I lie
I'nlvrmlty or South Pakoia.
Teni rim inn ki:o A. I.,
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Halnea profeaaor or ch. ni a ry Hi Th ,priroM no- In the poea. j
the I nlveralty. w.,ll.. Indulging in;,,,,- nf .i.. niv.rliv ireolorv de. i
hi hobby oi collect nig foaail.
Picked up .i queer bKiklng. atnooih.
round rmk at the bane or Ihe c -
hiKaka blu'f.i
'the Vermilion
the ertnliion river. lien. h'u;k
with a hi liner.
with a hai liner, the nk apllt in :
two and revealed a Kmall coiled !
lioll nf an animal annat-entlv !
longing to the nauiilu family. Re
.cently the apei-lmen a brought to
; Mr. Searlght for examination. The
! geologist, after much pttidy. dis
covered that lie wa examining the
aecond ppemlrcn of an exceedingly
I old form of life.
j Animal Now Extinet
! The only other known apei linen
of the extinct animal Is now in the
possession or federal palentolo j
girl, and whether this situation
would be desirable.
Marlotle Siurdevant
was called
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views of the j
rnlng the situ !
upon to cutli.te the
M.iritr rtnni-fts ponce
:Un Arcnrriin? In Miss Stut'de
vanl. this body would be unwinmir
lo extend the franchise to men, bUi i
r-iil,l ..unelliv.i the VOtltlK of Junior
women. They also think that the
present election should not be
thrown out. '
The second and last of 'he Probe
committee hearings ended with
opinion still divided. The commit
tee will make a report of their find
ings to the Student Council some-
J time In the future, after which siilt
hlA .etlnn will be taken. Member
! of the committee are: Munro
Kcaor. chairmtin. Marjorie Siurde-
vant, Clara Olson, Irene Davie.
Pw uc'e Thomas and Joyce Aynv.
1 GolfCoMkris
1 Topic -on Radio
Program Today
' "Ciddy Conditions in Lincoln
! Coir Clubs" Is the subject chosen
i by Howard liowland. undergradu
ate mudent. for a radio talk to be
i broadcast, from hie university
I studio today, April 3. The address
will be based upon a report made
I in Sociology 126, an undergraduate
I seminar course.
The report traces the growth or
! popularity ot this sport in Lincoln
in the past six years, ll reauu. ..
. .u..i IniAraal In ffOlf
Is sate to sav mm ... c---
h-.iA increased four hundred per j
cent in the last four years In Lin
coln. Correspondingly the number
of caddies is also on the Increase,
there bplng more than three hun
dred hovs employed part or lull
time during the summer months of
lass.-'
Pav Varies to Ten Dollar
"The weekly pay of the Indi
vidual caddies' varies from fllty
cents to ten dollars per week, de
pending upon the amount of lime
spent and the efficiency or the hoy.
The average weekiy earnings nor
buy during' iho middle of the dim
mer," the report continues, "are
about three dollars per 'fek'
According to Mr. Rowland there
fire two methods ol handling cad
dies the method ol rigid mill ary
discipline, and the citizenship plan.
1 t the Lincoln Country I lun a mou-1
! Itication of Ihe military plan Is,
! used. The caddies are kept insiae a
' fenced enclosure, which they are
I not permitted to leave except to go
' ih. if course. At the r.ast-
ridga courses the caddies have a
room in the garage. At both clubs
the caddies are allowed to play goir
on the club course once each week,
and a caddy tournament is held
during 'he summer. ,
The report concludes with mis
estimation of the caddies' training:
"Kew club members would care to
have their sons go through what
the caddie must experience every
dav The caddv Is not a hot-house
product. He. is a toughened
weathered product. He has seen a
cross section of life ss it really is.
If he has found his place in the
o-'der of thing? his caddying expe
rience has been a liberal education
to him.'? .
BIBLE LIKES WAY
FOOTBALL SQUAD
IS WORKING OUT
(.'milliard from Pace. I.
begin a strenuous period of spring
practice.
Meet With Coaching Staff
According to the Huaker mentor
he baa started the meeting of Ma
y.i. .t.rf which he will con-
tlnue during all football drill. A
! . - .nmK.r nf asniranta for posi
tion on his 1929 grid team turned
out for Coach Bibles firat chalk
talk. The same discussion will be
TO HOMK IXONOMICS TKACIILHS
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II,.- fiiai !,.
aa tound In
iglaia In Waalimrion
Imen of the animal
1S.S4
by K. V ll.yd.-n. KMdogi..
Ibe Noilheem t-vploHng ei -I
with
.edition
i-otumalided by llelieiwl
(. K. Warren. The flrai roU m,
found aeveral uiilea north of the
preaent mouth or the Vermilion I
river, according to Mr. fearignt. i
river, according to Mr. Searlght
i .artm,.nt ,n, 0 ,,pi,y In the la-!
, boP,,ar, i, nlU(., rger and more !
',., ,,. . in Wanhlna-,
ion Mr Searlaht tate. The queer'
, (i . n niolfl complex .
,hHn xUft nin,i(rll chambered nnu-1
llni Tu, anrl,nl foftll represent
the lielKht of complexity of the
ccphalopod family, according to iho
profesaor. Ii belona to the an
cient tribe of animal called the
ainlnlte. The complexity
of ihe
' animal
waa brourhl about by the ,
attempt to perfect a protective de- (
again! It enemlea. Thla a.df
;piotertlon and complexity an cur-
rled o lar that II may have helped
cauae the extinction ot tne animal
Mr. Seaiighl pointed out
held this afternoon from 3 until I
o'clock.
I'liiiiiK i ' r nm.--i-ii"
roach explains playa to his men.
plan of repetition of dlscusslo
Imrlng these sessions the
new
A
discussion
has been outlined by Bible which
will enable all of the men lo Jit
tend these discussions. For the
benefit or those who have aHernoon i
classes or are engaged in other
sports, the Nebraska roach will
hold repeated discussions every
other ariernoon. so that only three
dirterent talks will be giveu each
week.
IOWA MAN TO 1 1 1. 1.
VICE-CHAIKMANSHIP
Amei.. Iowa Robley Winfrey
Ames. low a-KoDiey nil rev
TEN
MILLION
DOLLARS
j.
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IS
t
1 AAALiucoln after an investiga-
Ovvvvvvv4 . ?
lion, show that University
students spend that much
money each year.
t
Advei -rising in the Daily
Nebraskan will help
get your share of
great sum.
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Till". DMI.V NKHK.
nl I lie I'nivt i -t t
.-brl. iiji- HuiiK'
I. ii I. n Mti;
N.-biaK. Iio
I), nimiuli a
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at ill.' 1 ni. r-i-. l .iri.ji-nt
.Uu I'liiUj and aiiirdav.
of loa 'te college. I J I ..ire.
Offi.i-l ilullctin
Wadntaday, April S
Studeut l oun il meeting.
Dta
niaiie club room. 6 o'clock.
N.wll(np .r ,.nlr,e, in girla ain-
. . ..., ii oViAck.
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Thursday April 4.
i;amtua Alpha ("hi meeting at 7
oYI.M k j:i.-n Smith ball. Initiation
and pledging.
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1 bl iena rni i"
,ornit, meeting of the artlve and
i,.mi vi k nmm. in the room
Mil lUa 1'hl
o( ,. nlveralty club. I.um h.on
e served and will be followed
... ,hnn iik iven bv member.
'Tin. Hirl'a Commercial club will
i
the I
i,0d a luncheon at noon at iheil
chamber or commerce building.)
Mr. Wlahari. comptroller at Pudga
an!
id tiiinenaelM. will give a mia.j
on Account Ing.
...i.i.iM itii-ix-tnr of the Iowa Kn
i. rinr siaiinn and faculty ad
...... , ,i,e Iowa Knuineer. under-
rrmlRte engineering publication
at Iowa Mate COIieur, nan hi 11 rr
pointed to fill an unexpected vice
chairmanship of the tngincerlnR
Cnlleire Magarines Associated.
Tweniy-one undergraduate engi
neering publliatlon from pome of
the leadlnr engineering srhools
comprise the organisation.
"Lallygagging" Time
and you can t really do a heal job of ''UljWlJjt
without a Mogul haircut. 8o here", your chance fellowi.
Mogul Barbers
127 North 12th St.
lot of money. Figures
froiri an inipoiiant com
mercial organization in
you
this
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Tirmlu Vivo Ycnr
M Vllw
f flcs Concerning
lni live 4i at .NbraaVa
had a girt. vaiaity bakeibal leam.
misifi.iamll t ha r ball. .'ell"
banqtieia. and oihe tbingl ThM
latia were rrvealad b) a voluni of
lily Nebiatkana ter the rar Ju
! 1b paper al that lime
made up of l-g about half ib
aue or iho uaed new. Il tartivv
ff.ur colunitia. nd lour or eight
Dnlv two klurlea on ih
front page bad hadllnea al all no
llreable.
a one
The other tory. If iheri
a hcided In lnigulfi
rani ip.
on Marrh :. 10. the ou'and
Ing nea eieni the li'lp Into
Minne.oia nude by ibe glrla" ba
ke'hall leam ranlrular mention
vaa made or the faei lhal ihe girla
mi.aed but on. day of whwl. No
mention of the ou'.ome of
game plard aa made i n' II Ibe
t admitted that the Nabraika leam
im I defeat. 3u ! 2.
The Irani wa btndl.apped by
hnea whlrh mouldn'l hold ihe floor
linit hv i ha raet lhal It atvle dif
fered markedly from that ued by
j Hie npiunni. .irun... " i
, na he.l lo play girla' rule: Minne
' aota played acrordlng to boya' ,
! mle. The aton' added that the i
' inatrhe emphailred the need for a
t anile rd km or rule througboul
Iihe country.
Plan Fer Werld1 Fair
I ai me aaui" iinin. ih-ii i .
! were being made lo thip an exhibit j
to the world a fall. The material
I waa being placed In three cars, and
Included peclmn of drawing.
penmanehlp. view or the univer-
any. puoiic fi nooi UUIIUIURB, riplr
I logical aperlmen and pine tree LJ
Irom the aandhlll. Mention la a I no r-J
maae or me situation in regaro io
arranging a debate between Iowa
and Nebraska.
A filler on the front page there
appeared the aertlon that "8n
deraon'a have the wellet lot of
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THI aTUOtNTa' STORE
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Old Files Reveal
Life in Gay College
okford a ou ewr a.'' and that
Ham Cage wa lb only place In
Die city bre one could gel "l.mle
Uent llet Watflea"
Ihe editorial comma ronte
the girl" baakeiball leam by point
ng out the advantage of pinmot
tig aporumanahlp by u h rnn
et. Aanounremeni a made of
h fact ibal cadet mint provide
ihemielve th white dui k Irou I
m-iw ktfore the time of the flrtt
i dreaa parade.
, (if the dveriimenn. oul on
1 nould be oui of plai11 today. That
t oqo about bic)clet. It h tog
un quit log Ira ll ilie tjue.iton of
r bether thrre a a f lrklng prob
: m n jp
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( iriru.io.. at the
, ou A M toU
unit nnl rniintlnc ntetiaratlon fm
teaching or the gi-ading of par!.
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Collegians choose these
Chiffon Hose
with novel heels
BYLPHINE CHIFFON HOSE wiili liili. tmnow
panel hod. Shades-- hanipuKne. Sutitiin. Wliitc
Jade. Marvin, Klesh Pink and (rsiin.
Pair.
.1 Pairs, .'i.t0
DOUBLE POINT HEEL HOSE in tliii'lun urin.
Shades Modernc. Lido Sand. Kvcnplow. I'.i .'iilt
Tan and Oram.
Pair. J.Zi
3 Pairs, t..
CAMBRIA DOUBLE SPEAR-POINT HEEL HOSE
in sheer chiffon. Shades Champagne. Lido Sand,
t lytic. Vanity. Allure and Nude.
Pair, J.9.5
3 Pairs, 5.60
HOSE First Floor.
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