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UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN, ,HURSDAY, OCTOfcER 20,M10.
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SORORITY ASKS FOR BERTHS
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QIRLS'MAY GO TO KAN8A8 IN A
SPECIAL CAR.
tttS READY fOR DfliVER
COLD WEATHER PUTS NEW LtiFE
". INTO CORNHUSKER8,
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Baiketbali , team Is
in Need of
Poach An All Round Man
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One of tho loading sororities has no
. tiflecl Manager Eager of tho athloc
department that its members, a ma
jority o'tihem at least, want a apodal
car for tho Kansas-Nebraska football
game to. bp played at L-awrenco No-
yepajbe'yS. The sorority does not want
Its name given out as circumstances
"mayarlso which would prevent car
. ryln out the "plan .
Manager Eager urges that every
student .who can possibly do so jac
comfcKnSrrthjp team on thorip, to Law
rence. "While hd-TdilroadB have ro
. fuse'd faai. special rates,. thp.nati'
Bgcjr doe not want to see Nebraska
outdone by Kansas. Last year Kan
sas -sent up ono of tho largest delega
, lions of rooters they have over sent
And there' were no special railroad
rktoaV
T- Gifting Ready" for Denver.
Tho Cornliuskera aro putting In
som hard work getting ready for tho
gamo with, Denver Tho Mountaineers'
come Saturday for tho next big gamo
on Nebraska's schedule: Wlththo ex7
copUon bfElllpt whoso place at guard
lirbo filled by Harmon, the line-up
wlllf probably bo the samo as tlioioqe
used, in the. MlnneBp.tagame., Elliott,
who carao out of the Minnesota gamo
with a broken collar bono, will prob
ably be out fojrthc. remainder of the
seaBoni Harmon is playing, a good
gamp ftndjthp sllne will, bb Utylo weak;
oned hy Ellfott's Iobs, although ho was
conedded to bo the best man of, the,
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" ; Weat Jjer Is Improving.
From1 'avOfobtball jstandpbint the
weather ilklck'lngupj Although yes
tardav) wVs cold enough, td'bpuncom
fortable fPf hVJfow "spectators and
sporting fedljrayhe gathered; to
watch,H.thBj,p'ractice, It 'was just about
right W th fobtball tnarir -Their
wofc. ;fn.,tbi6ugh'' with' fyap and
ginger yhity could -not be arpujed
wheni6 weather was so excBssiyely
warm. 'Iirtne cebl spell continues un-
til gfouflday an. advance of ;a few
degree would improve It the 'Denver
gamo wlil;1be an Improvement on tfioso
that haVetjne befbre".
Ceach -4yants Better' Offense.
Cpacli. Oole ,1b pounding away at of
fenslie felay and la- spending most of
his tlmsfrining the team 'In 'running
wlU 'th'baijl and putting 'uj 'better
lnte'rteiencV Tho, new shift P7 R
creation ot rKlng" Colo's, and a uum-
-berT of QtieV new fdrmatlpna aVe.all
loqkfngjiJbard, the Improvempnt of
.the Cprauskers orrensivo piay.
On 'tier defease Nebraafta is strong.
Thti llafisust. fi8 good as last year's
HsW, Tbe: Nebraslsans' not daly
Itopft tlMBj. an agalB, Ihevheavv
line Wuijtes' of Minnesota fast' gatur
day, tmt iTertple. Collins and gkqnka
stopp -jlmn plays by tearing holes
U -tke- liae and r"brakinK up loterfer-
&. ; a.. fcrf-vF n w -! .-"yvff WW.
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i It.-iftywr fmtMvZwSmk tbTs year
! I -aftylng a.; letter(,gaMa this year .A good time Ben.asHre ro au
.1 IkaVlMt oye;seC-pttt:iBwke;at
last year. So far, neither sido of the
question has put up much proof, of Its
contention, and Denver's strongth, or
lack thereof, is much a matter of conjecture.
. . Job Open, for 8omeone.' . .
No coach has yet been selected for
the basketball tdam. Practico has
commenced and a decision must bo
made soph If the coming season is to
bo a successful one.
An all round man (s wanted for the.
place as coach a man who can put u;
a winning basketball team and who
can also take a hand in helping get
the track men in shapd. ' It is not
known whether Hewitt, last year's
basketball coach, will bo back this
fall or not..
RECITAL BY MR3. KNAPP.
Convocation Today at the Temple Au
ditorium. The, program for tho next convoca
tion will bo a violin recital by Mrs.
Sllenco Dnles-Knapp, and Is as'fol;
lows:
Air , ....Mattheaon
Walzer. '. .Hegar
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L'egende. . . ; . ..... -. . . .-.. . . .Slnding
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Mazurka. . . . ...."...7 .Zarzyskij
Miss Louise Zumwinkel at tho piano.
This program will bo given at the
Temple- auditorium, Thursday at 11
a. m.
TO PLAN FOR OLYMPICS.
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Freshman Committee Will Meet at 11
a. in.. Today.
Chairman Purdy of tho freshman
Olympics committee has called a meet
ing to bo, hold at vll o'clock today In
the,'Tempio. Plana for tho class scrap,
events'toibe'hold onOctober 29. The
freshmen wore late In getting started,
but expect to put up list of entries
which will give tho. sophomores a busy
time. Tho commutes members' aro:
Purdy, Epperson, Bock, Nouse, Danlol
son and Mltchle.
CLA8SE8WELL ATTENDED.
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C. A. Bible Study Division
, Have to Be Limited.
Tho Bll)le study classes ot theiinl
yerslty Y. IVI, p. A., which cbmmonccd,
this week,' are bdTng' well attended by
the .Btudente, many, of tnp classes
Tiaving'to iilaco a limitation on regis
trations. Profesibr(Urowholl, who Is
conducting a class in tho' "Life of
Christ" cpurse,-has' been swamped
with registrations and has limited the
Ciuhb io uny. oixiceu pmer .uuiRuor
classes 'in Bible 'study will bp started
this week ln different parts' of the
city.
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- MEETING OF O.ERMAN CLUB.
flew Members of Organization to Be
Elected Tonight.
: The, German club. (Deutscho Gescl
ligo Vereln) yJU hol& ono ot tho
most Important meetings of the year
tonight at tho home of Mr. and Mrs.
FranK; ipinsch,, 3pS North Treaty
fourth street t v
The. membership p? the 'club3 ( il
Ited to thirty, and only, twenty-two old
members are iback Iischopi: This
leaves eight iw mbatVers to be elect
d frpm'therecomiJiended list Issued
by the prpfespfi'Of the department
Only those students taking German 7-
or a higher course are, eligible. Ey-
to ber'fseiit Tftt Wl a
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.A goott time as fieeH-aw
aMMred to all
PLANS., ARE NOW G0MPLE1E
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MOVEMENT. HAS BEEN OFFICIAL
LY ANNOUNCED. .
STUDENT PASTOR WILL BE IN (IIARCt
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METHOD OR HELPING STUDENTS
DIFFERENT IN THIS CASE.
Manse to Be Secured Near the Un'lyer
slty for Rev. p. Rr Leland, Wjiere
He. May Be Visited by All.
Tho plans for Iho Presbyterian
church of Nobraska In regard to tho
establishment of a fund for university
students who deed financial aid havo
now been officially announced. The
movement, which rocolved the' sanc
tion of tho Presbyterian synod a short
tlmo ago and which was "published
Tuesday, has now been definitely
launched. Tho details of tho move
ment, as given by Rov.Dean R, Lor
land, aro Ss follows: " t
Various plans havo been employed
In largo universities of the mTddlo
west for tho last six or eight years In
un effort to meet tho religious needs-fp
of tho students of tho respective unl
versltios. Theso needs havo been in
tofproted in different ways' and tho
plan of work adopted, in' accordance
with tho interpretation., "
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At spmo stato , universities and.
school centers the dEhdrainStlons have
adopted guild houses, such as the
Bushnell guild of tho Cengregatlpnal
church'Of LInboln. 'In other university
centers u unlvorslty church has been
orectcdr This plan waB adoptdd tft
the Catholic church in tho University
Jit Wisconsin a!hd in several churches
at tho Unlvorslty of Illinois.
But in most universities tho Presby
terian church has approved the plan
of -Installing a university pastor "for
tho Presbyterian students, whose, spe
cific duty is to act.as personal advisor
and 'friend, offering an opportunity for
helping the student Jn his religious
needs and counseling him In matters
touching his1 future work.
In order to carry out this' moypmont,
Iho First Presbyterian, church, ot 'Lin-,
coin 'about a, year' ago palled Rov. Dean
Loland to dpvolpp his kind, of-. work
at Nebraska. It was generally expect
ed that tbo whole Presbytorlamoaurcb
of tho statp would sooner or later de
sire to havjoshare In executing this
work. Tho Expectations .came true,
and at a recent meeting of the .synod
at Beatrco, whlch closed Monday
QYemng, -an associaiion. was iormeu,
called tho Presbyterian Association of
the University of Nebraska, with the
following nUrpqM In view;, , M ,
Th Purpose.,.
"The association Is organized tp con
serve and develop tho religious life of
the Presbyterian students pt the state
italverslty through pastpral counsel
and oversight, and by, cp-operaipn
with the board pt education wlthla the
university itself to "supply, thqsj pp,
portunltles of religious instruction
worship, and practical. Christian ser
vice, which is, admitted by all f Hrnjsh
thnecessarf Jjmfh' la fall tmi' V
ucatkan-Uf.y ' . -. ,.:
In the organization' ef ths asaoelaj
tlon, the affairs, will ba conducted by
an executive loouacllot wyen men
Lawranee; lf.. lmj.
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terlan; chre,vJaepn,lr;':Frtd.
Mason pwatinMtr, enura y&jufki ;. f , jna.-niaewejBa.
3tar'J! MU
Warren Swltzlor of Omahaand hev.
Dr. Leon Young of Beatrice.
- A manso for "tho .university pastor
Rev. Dr. Dean It. Loland, will bo se
cured near the university .campus,
wJjlchJsllntendeiLniJJtjti i agulltllipuit
or dormitory, but-a homp whoro stu
dents will bewolcqmed at all times
thus carrying put tho Idea of tho unl
verslty pastorate' .for tho students 6i
a particular dcnbminallpn.
No part of tho' funds,' howovor, that
may bo collocted i be usd for any
othbr purppso than that' of th6 needs
sary expenses to conduct tho work.
OLYMPICS MEETINQ TODAYS
Committee Will Outline Llt of Class
Scrap Even tip. r
E. H. Hahno, chairman ot tho Olyrn
pics commltteo, lias called a mcoting
pt tbpi sonloVahd Junior commitlco-.
inon for this morning. .The mooting
will bo heid in U100 at, 11:30 o'clock.
Plans for tho coming class scrap Will
bo outlined at that' timo. It is re
ported thai a number of important
changes will bo madd in tho list of
ovents as ruu off 'las'f year.
FACULTY MEN'S DINNER.
t0 Be He!d the Lnye Ho,
Tonight at 6; 30.
Tbo Unlvorslty Faculty Men's club
will bold a dinner .Thursdajr' evening
at G:30 o'clock at the Llndblii As
plans for. Jhe.iextensi'dnjpf 'tne'r ctub
will bo discussed. -every Member la
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urged, to po proeoni. iiotoro puis year
tqo maco; oi meoung wasino ijincoin
and tho tliho at "7 o'clock. Mombors
aro requested td ploaso fajco note of
tho chango in b6th tlmb and placed.
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GIRLS' MASS MEETING:
To
Ertcdurage Interest In Athletics
Among ce-tas.
; Tho fobbait rally whieU "has "been
scheduled for Thursday, morning jistt
11:3.0; has Veen charigotf io a girls'
mass 'mectlngr Thls-changp-has-fcfeen
made so that the Interests 'of the Jint
vbrsity women In. athletics maybe
Wakened. A special'seofron has been
reserved in tho grandstand for the
university 'girls , holding general ad
mission tickets, and efforts 'will bo
mado to get more of Che co-eds to-pur-chase
the. tickets, which "will admit
university students and faculty mem
Iiara in fill iha nthlAtlr nvntita tt iha
year. The meeting Will' be In charge
of the Black Masquethttfoclety 61
senior girls. " - ' v
FOOTBALL M. EN PTHSIR HONOR
Kanae flayers Adept New System. U
Keep, Training Rules.
Tho "honor yste,a1t,fTasri'',be
adopted by the Kansas coaches in re
gard o the football gw.. Coach
Kennedy announced taat a eomraittee
of three compoaed et Pete Hel), Am-
monand Captain hwritke only
three "K" m.ep on tWesnad.liad beea
appointed a's a -sort ot .surveillance
coafrnJUse to se hat the members of
tketeani bye;th trials ml,
Hf irsrate jthf aejeei?f Ahf
squad that If they were rjKrted and
found gallty M danelBg, heater-gp-leg,
srapklBg,. sayig p lat afalgaj
or yoaUrt tr(liiHie7;rutfs jn aay
wy tkey wel( Unasked to tarn i
their Mlta. Th eoaek sW ta aeora
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A "It Is hard to .tretB peeeriy wltk
eitt-a traJBlKlahU'',Myilatitf
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fAKES A SHOT AT DAHLMAN
RICHARD L. METCALFE SPEAKS
BEFORE, Y, M. C. A.
couKtr opthjnm;his SIWCI;
SAYS DAHLMAN WAS NOMINATED
BY ''WET" REPUBLICANS.
Has Put JhnHi Questlbni to Lawyer
or the State Which Have Net '
Been Answered as Yet. ' - .
Richard h, Metcalfe, assoclato editor
of the Commoner; spoke last night bp.
fore the members of the university
Y. M. C. A. at their .regular mld-week
meeting; at the request, of tho associ
ation, oa the subject of "County Op
tion," Mr. Metcalfe criticised the-action of
'the democratic party in opposing the
county option question. Ho also stat
ed that if the democratic party Is tp
be a whiskey party, that bo didn't
Want to come back Into the democratic
!f oid. in hls (tal of. abou't an . hour.
W. Metcalfe state that'tyot .repuhftc?
ans nominated Dahlman undor boor
'standards, , ; ' , .
JHrt Wetcalfe saldjn part:
"i"Haye asked a large numbprbt
lawyer all over the stato three ques-
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llpns., ana sq, iar.i nayo not recojveu ,; -?)
o " SfLtis't aptory "answer. These- quesV ' ' '
tions are as ioiiowb:
lv "1., Is It true that tho saloon is
a lie? T v '. V ' " .
"2. Is vlt true" tiiat ifeoplp outside
tbo' cities boar the liabilities of the
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"3, po men have a right to oxpross
their opinion of 'their liabilities'
' "I have' found that orio 'wot" county
coniaiuiuii& oineru una iucbu uiuot
bear the ftabtljtleV But tho only's
lutidn to tills . problem Is statowide"
prohibition But' this Is too groat a
stop' at the present time. The people
who p'roTess favoritism to county opt
Hon attacfe thV saloon first The so'lu-
tlon Is not here; It Is in the men .who
favor the saloon. '" ' ?T
"However, jf Relievo that if pah,
man Is elected that a movement for
stateiwid prohibition will be sta-ted
at ohpe. I:know"ef organlzatldns ia
this state which are such that only '
this one thing could result At Grand
Island there. Is a bartenders' uWn.
that la the worst of any I ever expert
enced..
!Dalman i all right personally,
but hif BlicleVarp wrong. He was -nominated
efrepubH?aps HHdr
beer-standards. The democratic party,
apprevgs '.the. tight p'cloek clesing
laWj but with Dablman la 'B)cV
will be repndlated. .'
"Taffa is 'the worst campaign f nave
6ver expetlenced. It has beeps; a
persona campaign, and every aeoraing
the nptrs are full of ckargen, and
counter charges,' Tbs ls,tkt r'eanlt
of 'peQal interests' wnUfc nav;b
imtjap, M .means tnedestruetien -of
the ,deratic party. 'I Jeel hat It
thedm.eeratip;rtyvtS'to,b. a .nrbls-
key party,-, then; Idoaj want ya 'eoate
tudeple to fee 'ii;w9r r
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