THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Hail flebraskan
Publlflhed by tho Studont Publica
tion Board of tho Univoralty of Ne
braska. EDITORIAL STAFF
Editor 8EAJILE F. HOLMES
Managing Editor. EARLE H. TAYLOR
ABBOdato Editor. FRED McCONNELL
ABBOclato Editor... BURTON 8. HILL
Stato College at Amos, la., and B. .T.
Moffatt of Chicago. Tho fraternity
was established in 1883 at tho Univer
sity of Michigan.
At tho banquot F. B. Cocklin of tho
Univorsity of Michigan presided as
toaBtmastor. Tho toast list follows
"Phi Delta Chi." W. L. Gaosslor;
"Pharmacy In Nebraska," R. A. Ly
man; "looking Forward," Elmer Han
sen; "Alpha Sigma Rho," C. W.
Mitchell; "Froshmon," A. A. Larson;
"A Word to tho Wise," B. T. Moffatt
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Entered at tho pOBtofUce at Lincoln,
NedrnBlca, us sccond-olaas mall matter,
undor tho Aot of Congress of March 3,
1870. r
WEDNESDAY, MARCH. 27, 1912
OVER-ZEALOU8 READERS.
The average monthly magazine 1b
not a very oxpoiiBlvo article, but when
taken by the dozen or Bcoro thoir coat
becomes qulto noticeable. Such haa
boon tlio experience of the University
Y. M. C. A. whoBO generosity haB boon
ImpoBod upon, probably by thought
less readers.
Tho object of tho Temple reading
room 1b to furnlBh literary amuse
ment for aB many Btudonts aB possi
ble, tho Btock of periodicals 1b con
stantly replonlahed with all vurloty of
magazinoB which Bhould intereBt oven
thoBe who are Interested only In pic
tures. This purpose haa been greatly
hindered by certain Btudonts who, for
one reason or another, have Been lit
to take the magazines to their own
rooms.
Perhaps the purlolnera woro dlB
satlatled with tho light at the reading
room, perhaps they were annoyed by
the automatic piano, perhaps they
oonslaered. Ilia magazines in them
Bolveaworth atoallng, but wo aro In
clined Uo believe that they didn't
think at all at loast wo hope that
such was the condition.
THE OTHER FELLOW'8 JOB.
"It ain't my Job, but 1 will do it any
way." ThlB remark recently made by
one of the groundkoeporB doBorvoB
rollectlon. If Buch people were more
numorous In this world, life would be
less of u burden.
The fellow who 1b willing to go out
of his way to help a follow bolng,
even if tho taBk doesn't He within tho
prescribed HmitB of IiIh dutloB, 1b
worth knowing.
NEW PHARMACEUTICAL FRAT.
Phi Delta Chi Installs Pi Chapter in
University.
Phi Delta Chi, a national pharma
ceutical fraternity, installed PI chap
ter In the University last week. Initi
ation was hold at Phi Gamma Delta
houBe Friday evening and tho first
banquet of the new chapter waB held
at the Llndell hotel Saturday
Seventeen BtudentB in the depart
ment of pharmacy are charter mem
bers of the fratornlty. They are: E.
M. Hanson, P M. Rogers, A. R. Irwin,
L. R. Eby, R. X. Lyman, F. J. PeruBae,
C. W. Mitchell, V. C Decker. D. Bauer,
H. T Nellson, T Lahners, A. A. Lar
son, F. V. Jeffrey, N. T. Hansen, F.
Huntsman, W. G. Wallace and A. H.
Lo Long The Installation service was
conducted by W. L. Gaessler of Iowa
GYM EXHIBIT BIQ AFFAIR.
Will Be Largest of Kind Ever At
tempted at Nebraska.
The eighth annual gymnasium ex
hibition to be hold In tho gymnasium
at 8 o'clock, March 29, will bo the
largest one ever given in tho Unlver
Bity. Eight yoarB ago the exhibition
waB put on with a view to dlBplay tho
work of tho department only, but It
proved such a success that since It
has been used as a very fruitful sourco
of revenue to provldo for tho team's
oxpenscB to the eastern colloglate
conteBt. The Colloglate Association
1b composed of all western unlversl
tloB, among them being Minnesota.
Wisconsin, Chicago, Illinois, Nebraska,
Indiana and Washington. The contest
thlB year 1b to bo held In Champaign,
III. In tho local exhibition there will
be altogether about 600 participants
Tho drill work has been going on all
winter.
Tho College Inn Barber Shop. Stu
dent trade solicited. S. L. Chaplin A
Co. 127 N. 12th.
CALENDAR.
Wednesday, March 27.
Engineering Society.
Thursday, March 28.
Pershing Rifles.
Friday, March 29.
Union.
Palladlan.
Botanical Seminar.
Annual Gymnastic Exhibition. Arm
ory. -
Alpha Omlcron PI formal party
Phi Kuppa PbI party. Temple.
Delta Tau Delta banquet.
Delta Chi hotiBe party.
Saturday, March 30.
Agricultural Club.
Students' Debating Club.
Alpha Chi Omega formal.
Senior Masquerade. MubIc
'Temple
Phi Kappa Psl annual banquet
Komonsky Club meeting
Deltu Tau Delta house party.
Kearney Club. Temple
Hall.
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