THE DAILY NKBRASKAN
HQUSEHOLDARTSGLUffELEGTS
MILDRED BEVIN8 CHOSEN TO
HEAD POPULAR GIRLS'
ORGANIZATION.
JUNIORS ELECT TODAY
RADCLIFFE OPPOSE8 POTTER FOR
THIRD YEAR HONOR.
Mlldren Bevins, '12, la to bo the
head of tho Household Arta club for
tho yoar.'Sho was olectod proBldont
of tho club at tho organization moot
ing, when tho following other oUcera
woro chosen to sorvo with hor:
Vico-proBldont, Jeaslo Popo; socro
tary, Sarah Bailoy; corresponding
secretary, Edith OhlBen; trcaauror,
Louiso Guthrlo.
Idles Bovine, whoso homo is in Om
aha, has attained a high dogroo of
skill in hor chosen lino of work, and
hor oloctlon to tho Important posi
tion ia gratifying to her many frionda.
New Building HelpB.
Incidontal to tho mooting of tho
club, the fact is noted that tho regis
tration in tho department of homo eco
nomics in tho collego of agrlculturo
has Increased thirty per cent this
yoar. With this Increase, and tho ad
vantages of a flno building for Its
homo and a group of competent col-
logo graduates for Its teaching staff,
tho courso Is rapidly talcing Its placo
with tho other Important branchos of
education at tho University.
Has Grown Rapidly.
Whon tho subject was first taught
at Nobraska, it was rogardod chiefly
as an eaBy way to socuro a few hours
credit.. Now, howovor, the courso
ranks high in comparison with thnt
of othor universities, and students in
that department vouch for the fac'v
that it io no graft.
Tho purpose- of tho Housohold Arts
club 1b to promote tho work of tho de
partment and of tho homo economics
associations of the country in spread
ing knowledge of tho sciences of tho
homo among tho nation's future homo
makors.
Tho Junior class will moot at 11.30
this morning in Memorial hall for tho
purpose of oloctlng a president. No
othor ofllcos aro to bo filled at this
mooting. Glon Ruby will prosido, duo
to tho absonco from school of Clif
ford Phlllipr who has entered tho. Uni
versity of Michigan Law" School.
Clayton Radcjlffo of Sldnoy, and
Horbort Pottor of Omaha, aro tho
only announced candidates for tho po
sition as yot, but it 1b rumored that
a dark horso may ontor tho raco at
tho olovonth hour. Both mon aro ffa
tornity mon, Radcllgo bolng a mombor
of Delta Upsllon, whllo Pottor is a
Sigma Chi.
R. O. Wardo, barbor, Woods, 1206 O. tf
DEBATE SQUADJS PICKED
fourteen men chosen 8atur
day to Make up debate
SEMINAR.
GIRL8 ROOTING SQUAD
IS FEATURE OF GAME
(Continued from Pago I)
is unusual for a practlco gamo, to say
tho least. All tho scats will bo re
served, that tho sale of tickets lnauro."
Tho University band expressed its
appreciation of tho squad by marching
around tho field to tho roBorvo and
playing boforo thorn; then saluting
and clieorlng for "tho girla."
,xTho following mon wero choson for
tho debating oqmul oillcially known as
Rhotorlc 22, at tho tryout hold in
Momorlal hall Saturday morning.
a 1.. Clark '12, Z. Ct Dickinson 14,
J. R. Forbos '13, Josoph Goldstein,
Law '13, R. L. Halldorson '12, BonJ.
Harrjson, Law '13, R. W. Garrott '12,
L. J. Hargravo '12, H. A. Prlnco '13,
C. L. Radcllffo '13, A. R. Raymond,
11, Law '13, J. L. Swan '13, W. P.
WasBon '08, Law '13, L. A. Welch '12.
Thoro woro twonty-ono contestants,
which shows much bettor intorost in
dobato at Nobraska than at Illinois,
ono of tho othor members of tho In
torcolloglato Conforonco, whoro only
six mon reported. Tho organization of
tho squad was effected at a meeting
held Saturday ovonlng.
tho gamo was tho way tho mon fought
all tho tlmo, and tho oxcollont Inter
foronco thoy formed," said Coach
Stlohm yestorday. Tho gamo was also
romarkablo In that tlmo waB takon out
but twlco for Injurlon of any kind
Onco when Wostovor hurt his log
slightly, and onco whon a Koarnoy
man lost his wind.
No CornhuBkcr rootor could fool tho
slightest disappointment fn tho show
ing, howovor sanguino ho may bo and
tho gonornl lmproBsionseomB to bo
going ovor tho school that "WeuTt
Beat Minnesota."
Tho Hydo Printory, 1331 P St., up-to-dato
printing of all kinds.
WHOLE TEAM 8TAR8
IN OPENING EXHIBITION
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
12th and O Street.
P. J. HALL. PrWn
V. E. JOHNSON, Vlle-Pm ifcnt
W. W. HACKNEY, JR., Ai.t. Caha.
8TUDY SOCIAL CONDITIONS.
Tho University of Washington has
begun offering a courso in Boclal bot
tormont work, along sottloment lines.
Tho clasB will use tho water front dis
tricts of Seattle aB a laboratory, and
will probably establish a sottloment
there.
C. II. Froy, florist, 1133 O St.
tf
Another Medic Pledged.
Nu Sigma Nu announces tho pledg
ing of Paxil Jones Haln of Bonkolman.
(Continued from Pago 1)
Tho lino was shifted almost as much
as tho backfiold, and each combina
tion worked with unqualified success.
Captain Sylvester Shonka was In fino
form and his mooso-llko tubIios nottcd
many a yard, though lie was pormlttod
to mako but ono touchdown, whllo
Harmon at left tacklo scored 10 points
for his aharo.
Chauner at loft end, played an All
MlBsourl Valley gamo, but was handed
a bad blow on tho hoad and takon out
for rest part of ono quarter. Lofgren
handled a numbor of forward pasBO'3,
twico gotting into a clear field. Gub
was a triflo handicapped in speed by
an injury rocolvod a fow days ago.
8tlchm Pleased.
"Tho moBt romarkablo thing about
WHAT'S THAT?
Home cooking. Two blocks
east of campus, 522 N. 14th St.
Give us a trial. $3.50 per week.
UNIVERSITY JEWELER & OPTICIAN
C. A. Tucker
JEWELER
S. S. Shean
OPTICIAN
1123 0 STREET YELLOW FRONT
Your Palronagi Sollcilcd
SY! YOU YOUNG FELLOW
Don't you think it's about time you
were ordering your fall suit and over
cbat? We've got so many snappy
patterns from
$25.00 to $30.00
that we can't begin to tell you about
them.
Come over and see what you can
HAVE MADE at the price you pay
f or readymades.
There is A WHOLE ARMY of men
iii this town who are proud to say,
'.'we make their cloihes."
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