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Official Student Newspaper of the University of Nebraska
VOU XXXI .NO. 6.'
LINCOLN. M BKASK A, 'Till KSDAV. .KITKMUKK 1M, ViM
PRICE FIVE CENTS
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STUDENT COUNCIL
GIVES INNOCENTS
RALLY CONTROL
Art Mitchell Outlines Plan
Pep Demonstrations
Contemclated.
CONSIDER CHICAGO TRIP
Railroad Quotes Special)
Excursion Rates to
Northwestern.
That all rallies for the coming
football season should le con-
trolled by the Innocent, Society
was decided hy the Student coun-
cil at a meeting hold last night in
V Hall. Art Mitchell, r. 'present in;;
the Innocents, piesented a tnta
t:vc schedule of i allies, and Ins pe
tition for control hy the Innocent
v.ss granted.
Tho Innix-ents Society is plan
Ling three major rallies during the
raaon and more send-off rullies.
" The send-off rallies are of great
importance to the team starting
oil lor a game," Mitchell declared.
The following schedule of rat
he, tentatively arranged, was pre
. :itd by Mitchell at the meeting:
Smith Dakota game -Corn Cob
.-.:id Ta.s.cl raliy; Northwestern
ghni? - a sond-off rally t the sta
tion Thursday night; Oklahoma,
gemc a gathering at the Armory j
or jomc similar meeting lace.
r...J aildie.-s Jiy a fprakcr. ar.d a!
r.iai .h t the hotel lor spe-fli"s i
V - visiting team raid cr;fhe. ,
Iv-in.-af game a homecoming bun- j
1 ,i p : Missouri game -a r-end-off '
r'!y: J nva game a Coin Cob and j
T.ts'-el? rally. ' ,
:;itc'i;ll announced that croup.
vaiiT. something new at rallies
. , i l . J - .U ...il- A .-I a
Hon at the P-?nd-oif rally for the) I emple H.'gn.
Northwestei-n gar.i. tho new j TTr.
cheerleaders will he present at! ight men and fy-fivc .women
that time also. Nothii.p hn, l,-. n ; p-mor students in the teachers col
.Winiflv plnnned for the Pitts-! '' nwiRiied to teach-
b1;rBh SamL b-cau.e a gn at nun:- Xl
Ur., of .to, lent win have Cone
hom" for Thank;.r;ivin? vac;ition
Tr-.f E. W. LhhIz. faculty au
M-r 10 th Stud-i:L counc.l. sail
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that ii the rallies vere cfriieu on
u.i en', shitiv. or, .... . .
they should be very successful.
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Th- lolloping committee., v.i.c
rp;oi;i1ed bv " Eciwin 1 aulknc r.
pirsident of the council: By-law
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rjvi-icn cmnnue'e i iio ," j j.
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WORLD E
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AinCriCan, RUSSian MUUCniS ,
To Present Various
Points of View. ,'
The economic and y.olit ual
aspects of tho Russian five-year
Plan, and its significance' in the
huu ,is rB,......-.
todav will form they suojecl
1 , ' ,ir,X . f ih
p first five meet nit or tne
r '
world
I OI' die I1ISL J.C ...r..o.,V ,.i
university World Forum .;hs year. ;
beginning Wednesday. Mit. o0 ,
The current situation lrom trie,
points of view of both Rus sian and j
American students of the soviet
system will be presented. Melvin '
Martin, a native of Russiai, and i
itudent In the university, vyill lead
the first of the series of ' discu.i
.sions, with an introduction to the
background of the soviet tp-stem,
up to 1917. i
Following- Martin as speakers
for the meetings will be Dean
J. E. LeRossig-nol of the college of
business administration, H. W.
Stoke of the department of( politi
cal science, and Anatole Muzer,
another Russian student.
World Forum luncheons ai-e neld
cac h Wednesday noon at the'Grand
hoUl. Tickets may be wcjured at
the Y. M. C. A. rooms :n tie Tem
ple. Y. W. C. A. in Elleih Smith
hall or from members j of the
World Forum staff. The pr ice has
been reduced to 25 cents ftbis year.
if bought riefore We(fnf-day, and
35 cents if serured at tjbe dcxir.
The mirpose of the fojrum meet
ings is to give htudentsj an oppcu
tunity to liec-iimr inforried on im
portant national and inflemr.tional
situations, and discuss ) questions
of interest. All fiieulty members
are especially urged to 'i-ili'iid the
meetings.
The World Forum is 1 spcmsoied
jointly by the university christian
associations. '
Thursday.
Christian Scie'ncre organization
meeting at 7:li Faculty hall,
room 203 Templi building.
Pershing Rifle 5 o'clock, Ne
braska hall. ,
Freshman convocation at 31
o'clock In the coliseum.
Freshman confimiBKion meeting
at 4 o'clcxk in f.llen Smith hall.
Dramatic cVub meeting 7:30
o'clock at the, 'Temple in its regu
lar loom.
W. A. A. executive meeting at
12 o'clock in W. A A. office.
f Friday.
All-Vniverkity church night.
Vesper chiiir tryouU from 4 to
ft o'clock in Ellen Smith hall.
Methodist student council meet
ing, Tempi-. 32 o'clock.
Saturday.
Simi.ii IT'iiiLkeiiH-IiVbi nk luvt-
ball pame 4-t stadium.
Vesper tnvouts from 30:30lo 12
clock in jfiiwn. Smith hall.
CAMPUS CALtNDAR
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St ul nt s intriTtiUtl in Ko
ine to llio (trthwttrn
inline on n special tniin to
lone Liiii'tiln r'rielay, (let. '1
ami r turniiik' Siiiul.iy. Oct.
4, Oni!i I'vjili'UPi' viw't
lercst liy filling in this
Malik and turning it in at
tin- Daily N't hniskan ol't'ioi
AT (t.(i:. I'iiI.ks J(Hl Mil-
li'tits si in up. 1 lie muml trip
rate .f $1.50 will not be
:ivailallc.
1 will km to tin- North
woti rn tame if rat' s nrc
mail.' availaLlo.
Name
A.hlivss
, J. .
seniors i rged
get help for
degree pilings
, wU o makf Rppll
cati..n for their degree will nnd
I room 9 in the registrar's office
open to help them. Thi.s applies
not only to the seniors but to the
graduate students as well.
Miss Lciiure Laymon will advise
students for degrees from the agri
culture, business administration,
English and pharmacy colleges.
Miss Kdna Hewit is adviser and
councellor of the arts and sciences
and dentistry colleges, and also ad
visor for the graduate students.
Miss Evelyn Melson is counsellor
for teachers and law colleges.
Seniors and graduate students
should attend to this as soon as
possible, according to Mi.s Lay
mon. SIXTY-THREE NAMED
Student Instructors
Credit for Work
Get
in
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veisity credit, usually three hours.
! is given for this piartire teaching. ;
,ra,"lu,c ulr sv "
is nlmr.pt w i'ho'.it eseention com- i
j posed of these students
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Follow-ine- is a list of their names
: nid th subjects they are teaching:
; Lvd.'t Di-11 Burrv. art: P.uth G.
Eby, art 1: Roberta L. Christy.
ly-pmg i; Alice -m. Kcecn. lypir.g
ai pIu,'u tf?AsA
Helen Claire Paul, typing II: Lois j
F. Gates, tvpinff III; Sarah C.
j Petersen, bookkeeping; Tom H.
j Cameron, bookkeeping: Jane W'ini
i frcd Frances, shorthand I; Charles
Voj;t. jr.. Engli.-h 1; Oma J. Beall.
English 1: Harriet P.odgers Zink,
English HI.
Evelyn M. Gritzka. English III:
Madeline Wostoupal, English V;
Margaret Barker, English V"; F.ow-
c na Bcngtson. English V: Helen L.
Johnston. English VH; Lucy Lar
son, English VII; Mildred Alexan
der, dramatics; Marjory Zicke
foo.se, home economics: Delia Nass,
home economics; Anita Mehrens,
home economics.
Mary Katbervn Smith, home
economics; lona Peterson, home
economics: Helene E. Casper,
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Latin I; Luella Geyer, Latin I;
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Alice von Kee-trern Latin III- Marv
.,;,.,,(- T ulin TTT M d r.'
Hall' La t in I II; Laura GVyer.
Lntin III; Alice B. Huber, Latin
(Continued em Page 2.)
RECEIVES RESPONSE
Sales Indicate Larger List
of Subscriptions Than
Last Year.
More subscriptions to the Daily
Nebraskan have been sold during
the annual campaign this year
than had been sold last year at the
same period of the sales drive, ac
cording to Jack Thompson, busi
ness manager of the; publication.
Fraternity and orority houses
have responded unusually well,
Thompson declares, although a
few laggard groups are being so
licited before the end of the drive
this 'Saturday.
"The entire campus has re-
sponded well," the business mana
ger in charge of the campaign
said, "and appreciation is due both
faculty membe-rs and students for
their hearty co-operation in the
support of a leading: campus enter
prise." The drive for aubscriptiong elopes
this week end, and all Ftudents,
faculty members and organizations
are urged to get their subscriptions
in by that time.
BLILDLNG OPERATIONS .START SOON ON NEW WOMEN'S
tv
H-P nt H
Part of the univeraitj-'a Improve
ment program calla for the erec
tion of a new women'! dormitory
on the east side oi North Six
GRAD STUDIES TORNADOES
Alfred Oliver Issues Report
! On Gothenburg Storm
I In Review.
1 A detailed report of the (Jothen-
burp, .NVb., toinaelies of J.inf 24.
19.10, has just lci-ri published by
Alfrcit Russvll Oliver, former Ne
braska student, in tho latest edi
tion of the Monthly Weather He-
I view, published by the I nited
; States department nf agriculture,
j Mr. Oliver was a graduate, as
sistant In the geography depart-
ment la.-t year and wis granted
linn degree of muster of arts nM
June. Ho now holds a fellowship
, at the Claik iinivt-rs.ty In Worces
ter. Mas.-., while continuing his
studies toward a doctor's decree.
The article wit based upon
original find work don by Mr.
Oliver immediately after the ytorm
took place.
ANNUAL TEA FOR ALL
Four Hundred Women Will
Be Present at Affair in
Ellen Smith Hell.
Mis. Amanda H. Heppner has
complcted p'.ans for her annual
tea to given this afternoon from
3:30 until 5:00 o'clock in Ellen
Smith hall, honoring all of the uni-
versity women, ar.d escrpc mlly
freshman women.
Sigma Alpha Iota, music M scr-
oritv. will fui-ni.-h rmic thriout
! the fifternrwin M-.ss d.enet Mat
I thews, past president of the group. ; rep. wKl be deraonstrated. A col
lis - .hatee if the t.roiTiim. A lexe course in on- n:ght is being
trio, composed of Ethel Ow en. sponsored by the Grace M. E.
violin: Frances Morlev, piano: and!cnurtlJ-
Marjrne Batv, cello, will pHv. ! The third ar.r.-:al rar.-Preryte-Their
program will r- ir.ter.-prea'd riPn Part.v 'oln.? Pianned for the
with vocal solos
s rv Helen Stowell.
Audrey P.ec?J ai:d Iaige Ciaw
ford. There will be a piano solo hy
Mary Eby and a vicdiii solo by
Jeannette MosshelJer.
Mist Hoffman Introduces.
About 4o0 women will attend
t the affair. In the rert iv.nr line
with Miss Hcrnner will te Mis
Bereni-r Hoffman iresidert e.f
w. S . who will Introduce the
g uests to Mips Heppner. Mrs. I-:.
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ro.o ,
Miss Mae Gurd. Miss Janet Win
ter, and Miss Ecrnice Miller, uni
versity Y. W. C. A. secretary.
sVinhomnre nn.l tiinior mf-niliorc of
the A w s will assist in
tne various rooms
PuHman and Mrs. C. P. Smith will
serve at the tea tables in the easl !
dining room. Julienne Deetken. j
Dorothy Weaver, Julia Simanek, 1
Evelyn West and Evelyn Krotz. i
members of Mortar Board, will I
serve. I
In the west dining room during I
the first hour Dr. Winona Perry j
will presid- at tie tea table. She ;
will be assisted by six members of,
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AG miWlARD
President Snipes Announces
Orchestra Bids Now
Being Received.
FIRST EVENTS OCT. 3, 9
The Ag executive board held its
first meeting e.f the year at 5
o'clock Tuesday in the Y. M. C. A.
room at Ag ball, where business
of the coming year was proposed.
Members present were Tom
Snipes, president of the board and
member of the Student council;
Dorothy Luchsinger. vice presi
dent; Ruth Jenkins, secretary;
Hazel Benson, president of the
Home Eronimics club; Fred Siefer.
hold over from last year; David
Bengsten, secretary of Ag' elub
and Charles Kellogg, man at large.
Eleanor Dixon, member of the Stu
dent council was absent.
Two tentative dates were set for
mixers, Oct. 3. -w hich is to tie spon
sored by Ag club, and Oct. 9, spon
sored by the Tassels. All piesi
dents of Ag crganizations are ask
ed to submit proposed mixer dates
giving their prelerence of two dif
lerent days. Snipes announced.
These dates will be turned in lie
fore Oc t. 3 3. which is the date iet
for the ne:.t meeting.
A chaperon committee was ap
pointed consisting' of P.uth Jenkins.
Hazel Benson, and Fred Siefer.
"Orchestras will be hired in
blocks of four mixers," Tom Snipes
stated, "and all bids are being
received now."
H -H ...3 Ji H .2.3
teenth street at the location of the I
old Sigma Chi boune. I
Construction will U? utarled as
foon m finaaclrt plana are com-J
Pastors Arrange Programs
For Welcome Affairs
Tomorrow.
CLOSED TO OTHER FETES
la observance of all university
church night, Friday evening,
most of the Lincoln churches are
planning programs for the stu
dents. There will t" no social par
ties in this night. It is expected
that everyone will
attend som . -
church, since this is the formal re-
'iL-.ous welcome annuallv held for
.iioiis wtieome annuailv nuj lor
th.-m Trins:,rtat,on for the rt-i-
ilent.i will be provided at 7:45 from
Ellen Smith Halt.
Bo" M" p,jnnea-
. . . .
A Spanish bu'.l fight will be the ,
feature of the rt-ieption at fe
o'clock at the Kir.-t Christian I
church. 16th and K Sts. The en-1
t'rtainment will consist cf games, I
music, ajid refreshments.
Th: nine M. E. churches have
made elaborate preparations for
welcoming the new students. The
church on lfilh and A has ar-1
ranged a friendly frolic, while St.'
lional grand man h. A regular stu-
der.t reception win h, id by the
church en 15th and V St..
l tpwortn League is Most.
The Epworth league and the
i hoir will K- hosts at the church!
on lMh and J. They have prepared .
j I'b.oto gallery for entertainment. 1
"Ke lireaker'' is the idea planned
by the church on 4.Vh and Orchard
streets. "Stone Church with the
nrn "tan. in" :ogan tr ir.e
Everett ehuich. 3oth and Hol.1-
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(Continued on Page 2.1
COBS, TASSELS WILL
Pep Groups Plan Pre-Game
Demonstration for
South Dakota.
IN CHARGE
A house-to-house tally by Com
Cobr and Tass-els. men's and wom
en's pep r-ri,'ani7at ic ns. is planned
tor Friday cvemrg at dinner time.
it was announced today tv Art
Mitchell of the Inroccnts society
mi:,- ,-hairmnn
y'ne Corn Cobs pUr. t.j present
a f,rc,frTija ht Ca,h sorority
nlUS. .nartir.R with the outlying
residences and v.orkmg down to
those on the campus last. Music
and songs will be included in their
presentation.
The Tassels will divide into two
group
snJ tall at all fraternity
houses, drumming i;r pep for the
reason's opening foot bail game
with the South Dakota Coyotes1
t-UUirUd.
Mitchell sa.d today that plans H ;3q Th)B t,rrhestra has recently
for the year's rallies pre rounding I .ontludd a tour around the t-.un-mto
shap-. and will te announced rv M,mc (if lh lief-t kn,,w.n
hortlv. He said that a hu:e send-
off rally for the Cornhusker fcx.t
tia.ll tc-iira before the men leave for
Northwestern next week was be
ing p!ar;n-d. Present indications
are that 'he new rhi--r leaders will
be used at the send-off rally next
week. An attempt is to be made
at all rallies this ye-ar to build up
group singing. Mitchell Faid.
In peneral. raJ.y plans as ap-1
proved b;- the Student council this ,
afteme.,,1 wh-n it d-Ugatedtbe in-;
noeents -he authority to run rallies
this year, call for three major pep
paiun,ut . , M-"-- -
anion to seri'j-oii ra-.ji ? ir .""ii.ii- ,
dition to
western,
Aggie.'.
Missouri, and Kansas,
TICKETS STILL ON SALE
Student Grid Pasteboards
Available Until Game
Time Saturday.
The orx nine of the Ne braska-
South Dakota game. Saturday. 1
rbises the possibility of wcuring
student season tiekcts at the coll-1
seum office. Plenty e.f good seats
are available though the demands!
for these atuder.t books are up to i
par vith last year s ac-corauig vo
John K. Seileck, business manager
ul athletics.
Individuals and organizations
drew for choice Tuesday in the
etudent activities of -ice in the coll-
Beum. !
t-
IlOJQi
-rfc ihJ tL'lmZmZZ '- JHU t
ple ted. The central portion, to be
built first, will cost approximately
I26P.000.
About 175 womta ran be ao
ALUMNUS COMES TO SPEAK;
Pi Sigma Alpha Will Hear,
John Allison at Fest
On Saturday.
John Allison, a graduate of the
university In 1927. will be the pnn-
rlnul tn.al.p mf th 11 Kltrmi A 1-
nha dinner which will te held at
I'nlverslty club, C.3'i, Saturday
night.
Mr. Allison graduatei f r m here
in 1927 after majonr.g in polltK al j
science. He 1.1 here on a visit
(after pending four year, in the
Orient. One of these years waj,
spent in charge of advertising- and
publicity (or General Motors in
Japan and the remainder of the I
four years was spent In the con- '
sular service in China where he is
new emploved with headquarters'
' Ri Shanghai.
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forcigu service in tTinia.
This is a sjecial dinner held in
I Conor of Mr. Alli.n.
I
i ftAiiB ati nini s r
LUUUMIM VWlK VI I
TirLntc Cnritlinn Thom tft
1 " wlJ
j official Insignia Will
i
DeriCC.
Be r-ree. j
Uh the doming of the trad:-
tior.al green in th- form f the.
green button, freshmen women;
wi'.l today e.fficially designate to(
the world their station on the cam-
pus as the clasi ct 1535. mccordins
to jean l.atiitrjrn. president o:
Mortar Hoard, senior wemen s dt.- nulla uuvmcis iiuiiiviio V.,.uJ Chr.c-:; r Edgar A. IVir
orary. v. huh fj-.nitrs the trad:- CareCrSI NurSCrV. r ' '" a h V. X. Hib, Coae h
tir:. ' H i.rv S.hilte. Dr. G. E. t'r.!r
Card' entitling all freshmen girls
to these msig-nia are to be distnb
Vited trdcy at tho cnnvoe-ation and
initiation service at 11 o'cloek in
the coliseum by members of Tas
sels girls' pep oi ganiation.
Cards are to be presented at the
hosiery department of Kuclije A
j Cj'jenrel'a department store some
time between the hours of 9 and
icJfK-k cither Fndav cr Satur
day where buttons will be distrib
uted tree cd charge.
Aceoruir.g in .-i:ss r-aincurr:. lur
fudges this year have been reduced
in Fi.-e although tey are the usual
'green Ln.arii.g tLe wnite curoerais
Contrary to former yekrs, fresh
men are lo L-e reejune-j to wear ine
button only from Monday. Sept 2",
, through Friday. (At.
The co-
I i-j-ii a.io.i u. i nr.
, pres:J-n., however. Has been se-
, cured, according to Miss Rathburn,
(Continued on Page 2 i
; FREYBURG 10 PLAY
ALL-SCHOOL PARTY
attend. It is iirew-J that th: ;
I chool is plar.r.el to supplement.!
Barb Council in Charge of!?-10 1,,r-tU:;fT;7'
. . . , . 3 Every etfort is maue to bf,; lb'
Affair in Coliseum
Saturday Night.
Neil Freyburg and his arr.l.a-sa-dors
will p-lay at the first aJl-Cni-versitv
dance Saturday right
Sept. 26. sponsored by th
Uarb
rt.itnr i! in t r .1 i I m tjrtir1' A
, ,
being Long' Island Sound. N. Y
Majestic Ballroom. Itroit: Mad-i
rid Ballroom. Louisville. Ky., mil j
Erie Beaeh. Ontario, Canada. t
The prices for admission will ;
R5 cents for couples, or 3r certs '
of bhln,f ,,aV,
ordf,rVd for tfce dRn(f: ,ir.
Ialje ba,kK,nfl round hhns, an I
J h Rrwttnj, bHi(Hmii.
0q dec(aticn emmitt- are
FlQkr chalrmH0. Ccirallne White,
M Cot.mM1, Peterson. K.ake.
bhR,k an,j T(.n Hi.tl Th(.
--Ivmisicc committe-e e-.nsists of
i Watson. Hikes, and Jones, w ith
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: Peterson on the signboards. Invi
tations will be sent out by Hour tee, ,
Deadman and Liberhal. j
Ruthalee Halloway will act a-s
thsperem.
IKKSIIMHN MAV 1KT
riMM I UK . BOOKS
Many freshmen have stiii net
lerted to rare for "S" The
"Y" secretaries urge all fre-hnun
1o t 8u fr lnPM. handtx.ks irr.m
(jiatelv. I"p5erclassmen mav Mill
pUrrhhHe t.f.ks ,n either cf
v ..y c,ffjceg jor 25 cent,
js J'auJV ,M. K. VI ill
I II(J StUejVnt CJa;
All Methodists are invited to at- !
tend the university students Sun- !
day school class each Sunday
morning at P:4'j o'clock at St.
Paul's if E. church at 32th and M I
DORM; ESTIMATED
commoded in the central buildi&c.
which will alao Include kitchen and
dining room facilities until the
other b'JildtDgs ar rotnpleted.
FRESHMEN BECOME
NEOPHYTES TODAY
Annual Initiation Hrzin-
I lii Murnin; ilmini-trdtie Officer,
Honorary (rou(n in Charpr.
L M KKI I I.M.l KJ
All
NvtiiniT l.(tc(l at Ceremonies A jii.iintitir
Tlirin ith Nclira-ka Traditioni Kr. W ill
Don itnitoti.. Ops Aftrru jrtl.
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! ' ' - " i' c.vu.juin in, e.: nr.: .ar v .;. m-.
, N" ''-!' i i-ri ;no:; . f.i ti,.- initiation of fr s'i rn n n.to ll.-- !.? v o:
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' J VT , "f. N' ,r ?ra-iiM...s .. I'll :. t'e .-ohvim i,t
jH cJo.-k this .t:.:m:. .i':iir ! r.'iv . ..:'r...rs, rar.Vir.i?
i uitv ti. t:il.-rs. Mortar Itoar.ls at,.! li.M..e. r.is w il! I... ..n i .
,
formally w. I-o.,,.. , ) ,. ,,, ,,,,-r,
StmlrntK May Hlv
tor Annual Staff
Applications for te Com
hutktr, Nebraska' annual
publication, will open today at
2 o'clock In the office cf Uni
versity hall. They will be open
until 4:30 every afternoon for
tie remainder of the week.
; lul I II 1 1 1 1 1 L.1 1 I IUUULU
, , ln
Tlj 1 L 111 D Mil CT Mv
I Nil (if II ftlll I I llllil
IIIU MUII lULLLIIIIU
-j0me ECOnOHliCS Division
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Two home economies department Mis A. H. Hrppr.er ar.d It. T. J.
h.ii!et:r.s have ten issued hy the ; Thompson. Dick Iievereaux presi
ur.ivers:ty during the past sum- der.t of Innocent shirty, the e.r
mer. ' g-'.irit-.on sj,cr.v.r:r.g the affair,
"Careers for Worsen Trained In will ait as rr.ster of f cere-H'-me
E'.onrmirs." is a thirty puge ' ri.on:.-. The administration ex-
ho,,,. describing different' home
economics vocations and the (. .all -
flratior.s ar,l prepars'iin r.ee-
Mrv for each. Hea lings '..-, l i :e
institution manaif rr.ent. dietetics
commerc'i.1 oppori :.n:t is. .':t,
sion. teaching, radio, research, so
n ,, f jourr.ilisn;. h"m
ir.g design. t.tile and cl
man
hir.g (E1;,j dc ve'.opmer.t. f""ds an n
tntion. equlpn-.en,. h lisir.g ar..;
borne management. (Ajrricua, cot
and college activities arc U.i -
cussed.
l Copies of this bu!tn have en
. sent to girls who grad .ated from
, i,corasK c:gn f. :i'n13 IBS . n 1 . ..
nB wtjl ls to -..thr prosjK-ttive
nome economics s'u-ic r.t
"The Nursery Sihr 1 ." s a pub- i M-r.'.e J with arl bv rr.-rr.'--r-w if
hcation wh.eh ci scrit s the t'r.1- j Ta.-v-ls en' :ti:r.g them t" th r jr..
versity ef Nebraska nursery ah'.w.l. , rl fTttn button, l .., ir
of which Dr. Ruth Staples is !' ; t-.r.: .' r fr'-hrr.a g ILoi
rector. The bulletin indicates the ( b'j'.t-r. n:v be pr-- .re 1 at V.:
relation of the nursery ho-.l to fts;-l Guer.z 1 j f.- re m ti.- fco.'ry
courses offerej bv the university ..&.tn;1.
and shows how it mav contr.'::.
to the welfare e-f the c h.luren who
I child get the iiitt start In fua-ia-'
. mental s-i tat-.ts
Estabbshed ir. R2', the Nf - )
braska university nurwry aeh"-! is j
housed in e.r,c f th' few buiidir gs
i in this country de:gned ej.ee ia;.y
lor a pre-sco'y: ihlk ratory.
r- , . . n .
Editor Round Will Release
Fall Selections on
Sunday.
Ar.nounc rwi.l -I app";ntee to
the Corr.husk'-r Ccjur.tryman .tf
forth first wrr.rtr will rr.hde
Sunday, according to Edit'T
ieiyrge P.our.d !-'re a; plic atior.i
than usual were receive-i and It is
taking more tune to place the ftu
den's eo the staff than was n
pe ted.
More frcshnvn aj-pliel for j...
mtw.riK f.n the staff this vrtr thdn
v..r i-f,,r mr ho? few mrrt.
cultural Inurr-ahsts are available.
with but one eaee.tion. the ed.t or -
ship will probably tie open for tfce
first vi:.'-mr of next rr
Work, b'wwr. i the firM li.e
has flarted and it is h"p-d teat it
will be e-it .the firM k in O- j
tobr. Short feature- articles
stu.ier.ts and faculty roen.lr will
make up the largest part ff the
mairarine. Or Black. Lincoln car
toonist. t ct grie.J tte cover
r.vm for !h f.ijr.l.rjttlrin.
I'rof P. P. Crawford met with
E-usinen Manager Charles Kellogjr
and fe.rge Round this wk t let
the rrirtirr c"rtrrfc-ts. Ine N-
braska Fanr.er will again print the
magarlce.
COST 269,000
rourur Km- )wirrm. t j
Work va the center unit Is ex-1
firvieei w eiart late Uiw tail, mad j
axcorduuk to pteeer.1 pUn the i
hufidicg will be ofvned in July I
when it is corsjilrtexi.
in Co!irum at 11 O'rlork,
IHKMIML.N I HUM CLASHES
.. . :. . .. . i .
th. rh, rvtv fo.
-
'J Ail frhnin will nvrntlf im
mediately foil wir.jT the flo cf
' 10 o'cl'k c!n's in fr.t of the
". la! s- ! n e Y :
r c. fr .m btr
i.hey will marrh arr.il eheers ar.d
music to the c diseurr. to attend an
ir.itiati'n in the f .rm cf a convc
rati.ir held e'pecla'iy for them.
Freshmen i:i ly exc ised f rr m 11
u'el.n-k e:.s- ! attend the initia
tion where for th- first time thr
wi:i r.r.g Nebraska v r.g hear
. rt taix fr m prominent far
ulty memrrs and rtu CU. ar. 1
tke the '.rchuskrr th.
The frehnien rrnrrh to the r-H-
f ;re w.l! r irtrevtuced 1'h
'i;v I.t wt.n h the l: f . T. C band.
'' ru Tal. students ar.d
.me faeultv ir.rrr.bert wiU f-gMTt.
Many On Deck.
' Awaiting fret.men In the eo:i-
" 'ra i:i I tfc? Kirr.Vri cf Ibi
Ir.n K.-r.t rty ar.d Mortar
jects all fre.-hrr.en to attend
, The ir.iti'
a is held to a q-avct
rw
w : h trf::" i r.H
. tr.n ,.n!vr..tv ar.d irr.r ress i.;ko
l:. m th" necessity of farn,ir.(j
s ih trad.ti r.s r.wai'i Tt-t imi
tion h :gr.:f:' tfc' gr'':rij
ar. I wry. .rr." to the frr-trr.'n fr-,r.i
t:ti iergrai :a'e s'-.dcn'.v Th
t re pr-gram w.'.l cer.".-r ar--u;. l
;je tLen.e. "Nebraska t;ad:ti"t. '
1 Imm" lia'e! v t A'.ouL:.? 't.s rr -
, erkm frnaien wiii ct'.am their
i rr.hlerr.Rt.c
cap fr-ra P.r, S
s
trr.er.. r-n 12. h n i i
j j-tr-H-t. Th-s. catw rr.
w r.-i
.; IL- -
. t V Ail Z.lr. tkT men
';.... rjr;t r. are pu..i-h '..
Kre ihsr.-n norr.m f r
A : rar.gen.e sts Lave r.-rr. ayi--
to take f.;:i aid rr .'i r. j : tjrn
f ".tie fr-hrr.n out-id cf the c-l-i-eum
after the rr. ii; g ri'.'i
are ci rr.pt 1
GUESTS CITY CLUBS
Chancellor. Eible. Schultc,
Grid Squad Guests
Dinner Tuesday.
i
' A j ii:t (?:a?-.r Line oln Tin
. tarlar. Kiwr.'ri. u 1 Liecs er,-
vr.tjH-.io.i.b.MX. ui-
tie an 1 Lis Nebra-ka f'jtba'l
ijuad at a d..-n r r:vea at tb
' rnhur f.ot!. Tueviajr ere
i'g er--ie Ji'ig erei-ide-l 9
t'.i'trr.aste r
Anr, tte
the ur.ivcrs!-;
Purnitt and
inrv S. hult-
h'-r. r jrust from
were C.anrl!'-r
head trak rch,
. t i recen'Jr re-
t
rT,--j fre-.m
a hfhr.'.rg tour cf
Euro;--, y. re t r an
were prrvrrt at the d
3VJ jrJests
r.r enter-
Uinrw r.t.
Tr.e entt rtair.rrv tt r.izjn
ted cf
E-id-e Jurjrbluth'a orthestra. tlw
K am s.-tem. Vrkt.n.r T'ur.g
J'' ""'1 Ro--r'a Wrtrmta.
'n'i 1 Mar rie Whitney.
Eigt.t cr t n reii ef t Al: pic-
: ' "I in ttvi:jj tb-At e pia
jr pre.v r.tel f-i the sreen.
Iunr.g in- ric-ups a -...!
sar x "Mr Nebraska.''
bv Tbe.d-.r
Diers.
NATIONAL OHICER
VISITS AT LOCAL
TIIETA XI CT I A ITER
C. 11 J-eJaAtn if St. Inii n
fi'.l field e'-retary f the Theta
XI fraternity, w as guest of the
l'al chapter f-.r a few dat thtn
week. V!r. Selsam left for Vrorr
last r.ght to rnrtlrnie bia trip tt
the varn-tj! Thta Xl eiptert to
tti ettKin of the cur.trY.
Since leaving St. Louis Mr. Sel
sam b km made (rtopa at the t n -eersitv
of 5iv--jri at Ce-iuirbi.
th t'Eu-eri'.y if lent a at Iowa
City, and the Irs a State ero:j at
A met.
FORMER STl DENT
VISITS AT DEPART.
GEOGRAPHY HERE
Dr. L. A. Wolfacgtr. tntructnf
in e 'jomk fcgraj h? at (Viuin
bia liLiwu'r, mni Mrs. VUaa
ger vlmted the department X ge
cgrapby bere last ek while tixjr
were co a tnp Into the taxSU-
otrrfl cwiniiy. tt. '' wi'u --t
g iv:.g special attentis t Ud
uU!ixMoo itudk-f hiie oe ht
Ufa.