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MANY CONTRIBUTE TO
NEXT SCHOONER ISSUE
Spring Number of Literal
Magazine Should Sell
Upon jMay 13
On of 'he I"' lUPt of lhi
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lulled - In point of content, as aell
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fttOfy HEADLINES
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A Paramount Talking Pirlir
Tba karo. a fuJl blooded roan. With
man 'i strength and wcakneii.
Drlcklng a llttla and working too
hard. A bit too fond of pretty faces
tad illken knaea.
And tha beartaohea of a Job lhat
warped bis ton! and throttled his
motions.
Did it take count to neglect the
only two women who ever loved
htmt Or waa be merely the alave
of hie profession?
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It erhe.lulr lo sppear lihin lb
'lieu iu rrurding lo in
I e-liimnal Ixxitl li i ii-n-.l Dial
i ilia luasaiiu alll be diati.lrtited
' Moh.tat, May II
111 ui a ol llanlaon II filial,
kiiiluir ui a itiatna. "( iiiontu4
;rwrt." IfaioM lnl tf w York,
aullic- ul lu ixhiiii, l.laarJ l
I trs. uflli I nltrtsity of I'm
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Uahnc .i1r on the Mo r"jr T ' and
li.-aa I'muakn of Hi" 'uulia te
, Na. author of "Heart I lirola
; liona rl'l." all ol lm h an- lo ep
Irr In Hi H.iln laau -hae
.been ini-iitioiicd tui
Outstanding aiiiuni Hi oilur
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.t.U'Ji. Krlrttr finlet
Oj Intrrtororiiy Xing
liulaa fur lha Iutrsoroi1t)
animus ic.uiii, I b beld 10
tlutk tin ilia uioruiug o( l
dav. rr mad knoan air
day by Ilia AiMieu4 Vobien
riiudaals board. Horortllet .
Ins 01 ronitt In the ennui
alug mull (il nil A. .. K.
srinaora. brtore rrlila.,. M .. ti.
l'onlatanis lll b J fifed
upon lb lolloalns miiiIi : u
anubl. SO polnia; balaiu alih
(arta. 20; appearance and aelee
lu.n. 10: pbraaini and interpret
lailou. jo. ao4 lone quality. !0
IKilnik 1'hrr )uda will fiade
uhn aingeis on too Hiini
baia.
rontrlBUIora are Ihe folio In t:
-Tli Vaurln." short aiory by
J. K. j ltolnal: "Madl." by
lorn-llua .Mull'nbury : "iha Ne
braska Mai l apliol." a poem by
Itoaammid ftlrharda: 'ion( of an
Arthaioloilai. Aiiee." a piein by
Noiman liled: A poem by
(lartsaa Buoklln: and -The Vtrare
aiiti Novrl." by Jauiee A I'uoeo.
Il. i. t ortifllui Mullenburt. a Ne
bmka alummia end a arauuaia of
M. ( oiiiiu a 1hloiel seminary,
la una a I'renbyierlaa minister In
Manlailqu. Mlrh Norman Mar
IimkI It one of ihe editors of I'alO
Vrl. a niasaiin published at
ItolbitMik. AiUuna. James A. I'uneo
a member of Hie Romanre lannu
see di-partnient of the unlveralty
niakt-a lua Initial rontrlbuilon In
thia leau.
A Kllmpse Into Ibe Of Can. one
of the reiular sertlona of the
rhooner. reveal Ihe folloalnf:
"In her poem. "The Nebraska Mate
I'apltol." Koseniondo lllrhanla celo
btdtre the strength and beauty of
our state house. We only wish that
Mr. tioodhue irera here to read
Mia Richards splendid lines."
"To of our contributor. Joe
Demlng and Frederick Christian
sen. Joined hands with Bess Pur
man In an attempt lo lift tba ours
of gloom and despair from tha
Prhoqner." reads another eicerpt
from the O Cart.
The two aectlona siarted In the
last Issue oftbe Hchooner, "Crosa
roada." and "The Dog In Ibe
matigeer." will ronlni In Ihe pre
sent Issue. Other contributions fill
the psitea with Interesting reading.
A few contributions had to be held
over for the summer number.
CORN CONTEST
I DRAWS ENTRIES
i Stew.rt Expects Mor Thsa
! Two Hundred Pereone
I To Participate
i
More than 200 entries are ei-
pected In the Nebraska corn yield
contest this year according to P. It.
Stewart, extension specialist lo
aKronomy. This will be the largest
enrollment ever entered during the
six ycrs In which atata-wlde con
tests have been held.
The purpose of these contests If
to determine tba best practices
hich will result In the largest
yields for a given community. Pro
fit per acre will also be considered.
The slate has been divided into
eastern, central, and western re
gion In order that farmers llrlng
In different part of the state may
have equal opportunity.
I fS 100 V5v
Cossio Clean
If This Tour IIuibandf
A Uartse- ArtJats 10 TslVls. PrttMea
"TBI vivid romaaoe of a pollee
raan'a daughter whose heart
was stolen by a gasgster and re
deemed by a deteetree's supreme
lore.
A baJr-corUng thriller wtbraat with
the pnlss of the underworld,
aeparkle with the glamor of the
New York night etubs.
TK$ Korttnott Uyttiry Triumph
ft Kho mdt "The Jar
ok "ra l7s)kteeJ Purple."
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NIXT VK
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TUT: DAILY .NF.BRASKAN
STUDENTS SIGN FOR
ESTES CONFERENCE
Nine University Men Plan to
Make Colorado Trip
This Summer
i Many students have signed up
las delegates for the fist student
conference, a meeting of students
I from Ihe colleges of lha Itorkf
, tnoutitain region. Including Ne
i btsska. Kansas, Colorado, Wyo
; mint and Us... A delegstloa of
! possibly twenty five men and wo
men will tepreseni .eDrassa.
The folio Ing men bat algnsd
for the trip: Joe Hunt. frhatr
man. 1. Hrotlsbluff: Rea Clark,
11. Lyons: James Cuneo. Argen
tina: Wendell Uioth. 'St. Lincoln;
nilbert Jorgenaen, 'ii. Mlndea;
Leonard Nelaon. 32. Lincoln; Mer
edith Nelson. 31. Lincoln; Le
llankln. Lincoln; and Coburn Tom
son. 'St. Unroln.
Gins Plan t Co
(tversl girls hare signed up. and
a large Dumber of both men and
women r planning to go If their
summer engsgements permit, ac
cording lo C. I. Hayes, secretary
of Hie uulverslty V. M. C. A.
Any student l ellftble for mem
beishlp in the delegation, and ap
plications should be made to the
secretaries of the university V. M.
C. A. and Y. W. C. A. Two cot
tage haie been engaged for the
ten day conference. June 7 to IT,
and tLs dial cost per person will
sot er4 ISO.
Pr. T. y.. Ko of China, presl
dent of the World Htudent Christ,
laa aasocisilon and a world figure
la Christian affair, will be the out
standing leader of the conference.
The list of speaker also includes
Ir. A. Bruce Curry: David R. Por
ter, atudent "Y" secretary, of New
York: Powers Hapgood. of Lafay
ette. Colorado; and Dr. J. H. I-an-genwaiter
and Dr. V. O. Menden
hall, of Friends college. Wichita.
Kansas. Doctor Mendenhall will
havs charge ot the devotional pro
frttua. COEDS PLAN VOli
ARCHERY GAMES
Girls Schedule Tournament,
Arrange For Practice
Periods to Learn
Girl' archery tournament will bs
held as part of the Intramural
sport program on May li rrom m
to 13 o'clock. Practice for girls
hn ara nnt Vl ScnuSlnted With.
the sport will' be held Wednesday
at 1 clock in tne staniura. rea
ture events are being planned for
the tournament by Lucille Acker
man, manager of the tournament,
assisted by Frsnces Holyoke, Helen
Drummond, and Atleen McMonles.
This Is the first archery tourna
ment to be held, and It Is Intended
not only for those skilled in arch
rr hut n an rnn rare more univer
sity girls to develop archery as a
leisure time hooby, accoratng to
Lucile Ackerman. As many prac
iir hours as possible will be pro-
Mxi hfore the tournament be
gins. Eo.utpm.ent Is to be furnished
by the department of, physical ed
ucation. DAUGHTER
1IW
Thawte
S 7. S ''y j
Chi Omr$a Vise for
Sociology 1$ Ono of
llonon i)ay Feature
One of the features of Ihe Honors
I r convocation pertaining to a
alngle Individual will be the award
ing of the fhl Oni'ga prise la so
elology for This pill la of
fered annually lo ihe sealer girl
who has mads ihe highest atar
age la work taken In the depart
ment of sociology. Tba esterprts
Is pert of Chi Omega's national pro
gram la social and clvle service, Chi
Omega having an Inteiest tn per
sonnel work and being s member
of the Ameriran Personnel He
sesrch federation.
The selection wss msde on the
basis of scholarship, personality,
character, campus achievement, and
future promise.
EASTERN CITY DATES
Singers From Westminster
Church Engaoe Kansas
City, St. Louis
A t,aplla Choir Of Wesiuilnsier
Pretbylerlan church, whli b Is com
posed almost entirely of university
students, has engagement In Kan
sas City and St. Ituls Rattirtlay
and Sunday of this week. Their
singing ha attracted much favor
able comment.
A short time ago Peter Christian
Lutkln, one of America's foremost
composers and choral directors,
conducted them in rehearsal and
claimed that they rank with ths
best In the country, excelled only
br the one or I wo organisations
that are able to devote several
times as many houra to weekly
practice.
Chair leiy Cemments
Members of the famous Prague
Teachera Choir for whom the A
Cappellai sang during a receut
Omaha engagement, were so Im
pressed by the beauty of the num
bers that they secured lha euiii
repertory and purpose to add sev
eral American choral compositions
to their continental tour program.
A Cappella. waa first organised
Sight years ago by John Hot
borough, dean of the University
School ot Music. The group plan to
present a Sunday afternoon pro
gram for the people of Lincoln
some time before the close of the
school year.
HUNDRED SIGN TO
BE 4BIG SISTERS'
Board Announces Initiation
Thursday Afternoon
At 5 O'clock
Tickets tor Big Sister Inltlslion
which will be held Thursday. May
I, at I o'clock In the Student Ac
tivities building at the College of
Agriculture must be obtained Im
mediately, either at Long's College
Book store or at Miss Erma Ap
pleby's office In Ellen Smith hall.
No tickets will be sold after
o'clock Wednesday afternoon
reservations must be msde at the
farm cafeteria by that time.
The tickets, which are on ssle
for fifty cents. Include the twenty
five cent fee required of all Big
Sisters. Those who are unable to
attend the dinner and Initiation
will pay this fee later.
More than fire hundred invita
tions to selected upperclassroen
were Issued last week, end approxi
mately one hundred girls from this
group have already signed up to
be Big Sisters next yeer. Any girl
who did not receive an Invitation,
and who would ltke to be a Big
Sister next year, may become one
If she leaves ber name with Miss
Appleby In Ellen Smith hall.
Athletic Office Slates
New Greek Meet Time
Announcement comes from the
athletic office that the inter-fraternity
track meet, scheduled for this
afternoon, has been postponed
until the week following the Big
Si meet. This track meei will be
sUged at Iowa State college In
Ames the week end or Msy 17
and IS.
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TEACHERS GET JOBS
WITH MDOF BUREAU
Educational Service Places
Many in Nebraska and
Nearby States
Placements msde this week by
the department of educational erv
lea Include noaltlons In Ksnss.
Iowa, and Minnesota well s
Nebrasks.
Ituth Anderson ha algned a con
tract lo leach St Sloan, loaa.
Frsnces Aiken will be tn Ihe kin
dergsrtea depsrtment at Norfolk,
liayel Carnea will leach mathema
lira and arlenre at Waverly. Clara
drhvettger will leech home em
nomlca at Pllley and Helen Kurhy
a III be In ihe home economics it
psrtmeni at Tekauiah.
John Wllhelms a III te h l-atln
In Khattui k e hool at Faiibauli.
Minnesota. M Dawaon. Carolln
Itesch will be Inaiiuitnr In music
and Kngllth. Una Urn lis
signed a contract to leech third
siul fourth grsd at Hastt.
Ixila King will be an Instructor
in the commercial department at
Washington. Kansas, tirace F.raln
a 111 teach normal training anil
mathematics at Klein. Ruby Tester
ha signed a contract with Danne
brog to tesch Cngllah and drams
tlrs there.
COSMOPOLITANS
SELECT OFFICERS
Officers for the coming year
were elected by the Cosmopolitan
club at a business meeting May 5.
Ruth rttough Havelock. graduate
at the first semester, wss elected
president, and Claude Uordon. '30.
of Porces P. (.. Jamaica, waa elect
ed vice president. Frederick Chrls
tensen. Fsrwell, Neb., graduated In
19. was elected secretary and the
new treasurer Is Jusn Pelals. '31.
of Capls. P. I. The editor Is to be
elected next rail. The annual dance
of the club is to be held May 111
at the Unitarian church. All stu
dents are invited to attend.
START TO REGISTER
FOR WINTER SESSION
i nllna' few Pt 1. 1
Failure to register by thst time
will cost the offender SJ.00 late
registration fee. The statement of
fees will be mailed from the fl
nance office some time during the
month of August. Fees must he
psld before September to avoid
psyment of fine. The finance of
fice requests lhat student give
their aummer address and they no
tlfv the office of any chance of ad
dress. Failure to receive a state
ment. will not be accepted as sit
excuse for non payment of fees.
The rate of fees Is the same for
nut aameater as for the two pre
ceding semesters. The Board of
loatlnn the
when breakfast is shredded
WHEAT. Digests without a mur
mur even when you bolt It. But
you'll enjoy it so much, you won't
want to hustle It-down.
'hredded
Wheat
Make It a
ANNOUNCING A
COLLEGE NOVEL
CONTEST
sponsored by
COLLEGE HUMOR
DOUBLEDAY DORAN
There is no more provocative field of life in America
today than the college. College men and women are
sifting, experimenting, and thinking more boldly than
anyochcr group. They are building the new America.
The Campus Prize Novel Contest is open to all college
undergraduates, or to gisJuites of not more than one
year. The prize novel may be a story of college life, or
of college people in other environments; it may be
your personal story or the novel you always have
wanted to write about your generation. A $3000.00
Cash prize will be paid the winning author.
The winning novel will be serialized in College Humor
and published in book form by Doubleday, Doran
and Company. Book royalties will be paid the author
in addition to the prize, and motion picture and dra
matic rights will remain with the author. We reserve
the right to publish in serial and book form, according
to the usual terms, any of the other novels submitted.
Tin closing dali of tht ctntai is midnight, October 15, 1929.
The contest will be judged by the editors of College
Humor and Doubleday Doran. Typed manuscripts of
from 75,000 to 100,000 words should be sent with
return postage, name, and address, to the Campus
Prize Novel Contest, College Humor, 1050 La Salle
Street Chicago; or to the Campus Prize Novel Contest,
Doubieday, Doran and Co., Inc., Garden City, N.Y.
DOUBLEDAY DORAN
AND COLLEGE H.UM.OR
Til HIT.
Regent ialae.1 the fees at Hie be
ginning of Hi )rar im : In tler
lo meet lnriad operating e
txnses. Ill bnaid la Hot Iflucli.j
fees, because it on I I ru a i m
ailitirni ..f ailllllc In addition.
! It Is eiate.1. ill fe. a at Nebak
ar still loarr than ai many ol
Ihe SIS' InMl'IMUHia lit the Middle
' tteat 1h o'fl of the Klalr.4r
,i laaue iredtl V m Umlenia
,ho haie not I ii.tr id. ntif c: ".u
anls.
HONORARY RODV
' 1MCKS OFFICERS
Psi Chi, Psychological Oioup.
Chooses Walton as Hcati
For Coming Year
William i:. Walton -li'tn '
hea. I Psi I'hl. hotioiary .c hol'.r
leal frsternliy. for tin in-t
ear al an election held Mmiiinv
afternoon. IM 'til i one of tin
lie gnniis to be oitaiiKcl "n
yi ar Hi llio Collcr.- o( Aria and S t
enres. I nd-r the .-..-r. (nj. of
l.linor Noli the oisatilMilin lit
made ii-iiihi kshle prtigrraa SPit ai
the pir.rni boa"', a iiieinherhi
of twenty f i w- aitlxe. Il.iee hon.ii
ary. and ten associate members nil
of Whom ate dlwtl)' lnteriel ill
the aiham emcni of pal chologli III
Stildlea in llie I nUcii.lt
The other offleeia elected eie.
It W. I'iil. Ice pieslclent . Mi"
W. K. Walton, eerieiart; and
ItiKlolph 'otler, lieasiitet. I.i-o
Keniie.y and I ten Ketiiple, grad
uate student, wet Inflated Into
the organisation The st meeting
to be held this war wll Iske tin
form of a picnic. May :'ii, at the
Auto club grounds.
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