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THE UNIVBnSITY DF
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NEBRASKA
RHI3D B. DAWSON
Editor-ln-Chlof
Phono L.-74B1
Managing Editor P. 0. Spenoer
Afloclaito Editor nuth M. sauiree
ABsoolato Editor.. ....... rrUKoupfU
Athletic Editor C, K. Morse
RBPOHTORIAL STAFF
Oarrlo Ooman llortonoo Knuftman
Ocrnldlno Kivuffman
Hugh MoVlokcr
Ethel Arnold
F. M. McYriam
Ernia Nelflon
W. 13. Hagwr
TfiUzabwttf Hyd
Karl Janouch
Loon Palmer
John Lrum
pr esenco.- Rom&mber th jutlmejhe.
plalo, and your JlIGHTp, Turn out,
arid brln your friends, Show your
irue colore and mafco ihisa roa
CLASS mooting. A SOPHOMORE.
People We Know.
Job. T, Votava, 'il, of Omaha, spent
-Sunday with frionda in tho city.
yirqlnin. Nov il 1 perloUBly injured
Doiuio PlcUcrlng
DuBlneea Manager Frank S. Porkln
Aggj DuBlnena Manager.. HuaooU F. Clark
Subscription prico $2.00 per year,"
payablo In advance.
Slnglo coplcfl, G conla each.
Entered at tho postofllco at Lincoln,
Nebraska, na flocond-claoa mall matter,
undor"thirTitf-OongToifMaMh::Jfc
1879.
The DAILY NEDRASKAN purposes, to
be tho froo volco of student sontlment;
to be fair; to bo impartial; to Book advice
as Trell ea offer it; to truthfully picture
ooUoge llfo; to go furthor than tho more
printing of nowB by Btandlng for tho
Mgheat Ideal of the, tjnlerslty Jn short,
to serve the Unlvorelty of Nobraeka.
TuoBday, April 7, 1914
Professor Hopt has withdrawn hla
rofllgnation. Ho is rated as one of tho
two boat men in hla profession flold
crops woat of tho Mississippi river.
Too often in tho last decado Nebraska
-has-allowed-hor-bettor professoratQ.
accept positions in other colloges and
unlverBltlea. But here is tho excep
tion. Wo aro going to keep Professor
Hopt.
In building up a greater university
a beautiful cam dub and large, Impos
ing buildings aro very desirable.. But
tho university muat depend upon the
men in it. Wo come to colloBrto-
yrrHf-HMten-mftn(nnt-tr, nlffl nflyjU
tago of a beautiful campus. What wo
need is tho realization that of far
greater importance to ub at this tlmo
and at all times than a better campus
1b tho maintaining and bettering of the
quality of tho faculty. For this reason
wo are more than glad that the Uni
versity Jias taken meaBuroB to retain
Professor Hopt. The UnlvesBlty
needs hm. " -
her nnglo Sunday afternoon at tho
Alpha Phi house. Tho Injury was duo
to a falling porch swing.
Loreno Holtz, at tho Acoth house, la
out of Bchool Tvlth tho measles -
Dr. Barkor of tho Zoology depart
ment has Just returned from Excelsior
Springs.
Miss Rhodon, assistant in the Zool
ogy Lab., has JUBt recovered from an
'attack. oUhcapDondlcltls. :
A largo number of alumni and
formor Btudents wore in tho city this
week to attend tho teachers' meotlngs
and tho week-end nartios. Among
them were Willinm Reiner of Omaha,
uraco TruoiroiraTiaitK'ParrlshTTjf'Sui-
porior, Graco Hanson of Adams, Lolia
Berry of Pairbury, Marguerite Stowart
of Blair, Mary Holcomb of Stroms
burg, Roth Hoacock of Falls City, and
Matlo Hall of Fairfield.
Eathor Warner of Tecumseh spent
tho weok-ond in Lincoln.
Gertrude Tyler of Albion is at tho
Achclh Tioubo. .
PansyjrtlggejisLBeatxico is visit
ing In tho city.
Evelyn DobbB of Palmyra, Mildred
BorluB of Beatrice,, Helen Pierce of
Harlan, Iowa, and Edna Bushnoll of
Fremont wore at tho Alpha XI Delta
houso this week.
University Notice 1
Senior IPn.
Senior pins may bo obtained at tho
University Book Store
Senior Play Tryouts.
Senior play tryouts will bo hold, on
Tuesday evening, April 7. Play at re
serve desk. Resistor with Miss
Howell. GUY C. KIDDOO,
Chairman.
8ophomore Class.
Sophomore- class meeting next
Thursday at 11:30 a. m. in Memorial
Hall. Very Important. Election of
delegates to student council conven
tion. Everybody out.
Missouri Club.
Tho Missouri Club will meet this
evening (Tuesday) at 7:00 pr m. in
room 9 of tho Temple High School for
a 'short business session. All Mis
sourians please be present.
Household Arts Club.
The mooting of the Household Arts J
Club has boon postponed until April
14, when it will meet with Miss Flor
ence Nason at tho Pi Beta Phi house.
Beginning of Things.
Professor Barbour will Bneak be
fore Tfcho young men of tho University
at tho Tomple on Thursday evening
at 7 : 00 o'clock. The theme of his talk
will.be "The Beginning of Things."
Seminar of Ag Teachers.
Tho Seminar of Agriculture Teach-
ers will meet in U. 102 on Monday
FroT
Five
evenlncr. Anril 1 n ft 1rt;
fr-p B Barker will discuss the
-,Acro Tract" All men Interested in
SENIOR INVITATIONS. J the teaching of agriculture are urged
fc.to come out
m Senior invitations will be on
fc salo on tho campus Friday and
Saturday of this week. This Is
posltlYelytho only opportunltyjto j
, order announcements and Invita- $
IF ftons: "
$ Leather Invitations, each 25c
Paper Invitations, two for.... 25c
$ Engraved announcements.... 5c
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The Forum
HARK YE, 80PHOMORES.
On Thuosday, April 9, Is to "be hold
tho moBt Important mooting of tho
year. In another column appears the
president's call. Business of tho
-greafeBlTmlfanoe--to-thO-intorests of.
every loyal sophomore is to. bo dis
cussedthe Student Council. It Is up
to you, Mr. Sophomore, to exorcise
your right as a member of this1 class.
Are you going to use your right, or
things? Aro you going to stick to
your Lab for that important half hour?
Arc you going to Bit complacently in
tho Library whllo your right to ex
press your opinion is being "loBt?
Come out of your shell and show what
you aro. Come prepared to say some
thing, and SAY it. You cannot afford
tp stay away, for your duty to your
class and to yourself demands your
FRATERNITY FORMAL
8EASON AT CLIMAX
Alpha Phis Give Annual Party Ball
.-Room Tastily Decorated Large
Attendance.
Alpha Phi hold Its annual formal
party at tho Lincoln Hotel, Saturday
evening. There wero Beventy-flve
couples la attendance. Tho hall was
beautifully decorated in Japanese
lanterns, palms and oleanders. Gold
Alpha Phi letters stood out from an
embankment of green on either side
of the stage. Japanese flowers and
smilax wore used in decorating tho
ordinary. Tho grand march waB led
Tiro-you-golng- to let- thn-fnw" control by Ruth EvttnB nnd William Neville
. . . I Ill TV X . ... .
Helen Heaton and 'Merrill Rohrbaugh.
Tho patrons and patronesses wero
Mr. andMrs. Grant WatklnB and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Branch. The party
was chaperoned by Professor and Mrs.
O. G. Robblns, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. O.
Evans, Mr. and Mrs. John Haarmann,
and Mrs. 0. E. Holland. -
Jones' Orchestra. Phone Lrl6S6.
Balkan Sandals $2.95
Patent Low Heel, Ventilated One Strap.
Samples in $5.00 Values. - Ladies Upstairs.
BUDD, 1415 Q STREET
A. I. E. E.
"Constant Current Machinery" will
bo the subject discussed by three
seniors at tho regular meeting of tho
'AT'lrE. E Wednesday-evening-1n-the
lecture room of tho Electrical Labora
tory. D. E. Ahrens, C. W. Bock and
J. F. Formanek will present tho sub
ject All engineors out
Christian Science 8oclety.
There will be a meeting of the
Christian Science Society tonight at
7:30 o'clock In Forestry Hall, tho
Temple. All are wolcomeT
8enior Play Tryouts.
Register U. 100, 11 to 11:30 o'clock.
D. E. AHRENS.
Foresters.
Forest Club meeting tonight in N. 2.
Forest topics discussed. Important
business meeting. All out. ,
Pill Mixers, Attention I .
Tho regular meeting of tho Pharma
ceutical Society will bo held tomor
row (Wednesday) night An unusu-
ally good-program is in view. Impor
tant, business to be taken up.
SOPHOMORE GIRL8
ENTERTAIN. GIRL-SnSLUB-
Only Three More Parties to Be Given
This Year Special Program
Next Saturday.
The sophomore girls had charge of
tho Girls' Club party Saturday aftojv
noon. Tho number In attendance was
not as large as usual, owing to tho
Blak Masque entertainment for the
Junior girjs that afternoon and a num
ber of small Informal parties at sev
eral of the houses. Two or th.TVwtmm'A
parties will bo given before tho season
closes. ' ,.-,
A special program will bo given next
Saturday afternoon and' ajl University,
girls are invited to attend.
Artistlo danco. programs and menus
for particular people. G6rge Bro.
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On all Men's Soft and Stiff Hats.
(STETSONS BXOEPTED)
On all Traveling Equipment.
Dozens of Furnishing Specials.
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Clothing in.
GOOD CLOTHE8 MERCHANT8
THE
University School of Music
Established 1894
Opposite, Jthtt University Campus. J 1 tk'arid RSte. In
structions Given in All BrancheVoY Music. Students"
may Enter at Any Time. Beginners Accepted.
WILLARD KIMBALL, director
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