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The Daily Nebraskan
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the university- of Nebraska
Lincoln
RJ9I3D B. DAWSON
EdItor-ln-Chlef
Phono L.-74M
Mannglng Editor ....P. C. Sponcor
Awoclarto Editor Ruth M. Squtroe
A8oclato Editor R. V. Koupol
Athletic Editor C. K. Morao
RBPOIITORIAL. STAJTF
Carrlo Ooman MortcnBO ICaurtmnn
wjgHoKr- ernldliio--KftuffmnJ-
Elizabeth Hyd
HuKh McVlcKor
l'". M. Morrla m
Ktmii Nnlson
Poano PickorliiK
Karl Janouoh
Icon Palmor
John I. mi.
BuslnoBO Manager Frank H. Porkln
AmL BiiBltiosn Manngor. .Busooll F. Clark
Subscription prlco J2.00 por year,
payablo In advance
Slnglo copttfa, C conta each.
Entered at tho poatomco at Lincoln,
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under tho Act of CorvgroBS of March 3,
189.
The DAILY NEBRASKAN purposes to
ba tho froTs volco of student sentiment;
to be fair; to bo Impartial; to sook ndvlco
Turnyoll-Tnr-offor It; -to tntthfqUy-ptotaro-
oolloge llfo; to go furtlior than tho moro
printing of nows by standing for tho
hlghont Idoals of tho dnlvoralty; In short,
to serve tho University of Nobroska,
Wednesday. April IB, 1914
-TH E-G I R L-Q U E ST I O Ni-
Who is tho most popular girl in the
University? That is what is puzzling
the. Nebraskan these warm spring
days. Awgwan is worried about tho
most popular sorority. Wo want to
get to the root of tho matter and llnd
out dcllnttcly who is tho most popular
-girl, Other Universltles-have-set tho
'precedent. Why should not wo be as
enlightened on this most vital subject
as our college brothers? Why should
wo waste our time "spooling" an un
popular girl boc'auso we are ignorant
as to whom is the most popular? Why
send our freshmen on on unprofitable
quest from lack of vital knowledge?
Wo aro going to find out who she
is QnTh,ursday;md-Pr-idy-of thl
week ballots will bo printed in the
"paper. Jput them out and put them in
the box in University Hall boforo Fri
day evening at seven o'clock. You
can vote as many votes as you can
collect coupons. Wo don't care how
often you vote but vote. We will an
nounce to tho waiting, expectant
world to whom belongs the greatest
of all University honors. Vote early
yjltelateYota-all-thotlino,
Of course, It will bo necessary to
hove Judges or the finish. We havo
thought at leangth of ovory posslblo
mini for mis position. But just now
It looks as if we shall have to name
several young men and young ladles.
Watch tomorrow's paper for tho an-
BIGGEST DIAMOND
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SE OtUR W-IN-&QW-
THIS WEEK
H A L L E T X
REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST
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nouncomont of tho Judges. Applica
tions received by tho editor between
ono and threo o'clock today.
Members to the student council
constitutional, convention havo been
appointed and elected. As yet noth
ing Iiub boon accomplished toward
presenting tho proposal to tho stu
dents. It Is absolutely necessary that
action bo taken at onco. The consti
tution must be framed and adopted by
popular vote. Tho members of the
council must bo nominated and elcct
.od. It-iH-npw-paBt-tho-mfddIo-ofAprllr
There are less than two months loft of
tho school year. If we aro to start
next year with an effective system of
self-government it is necessary that
those students In whom is placed the
responsibility of initiating tho move
ment act and act at once.
,Lot them rcmombor tho while that
their own opinion of the advisability
of a student council shall not enter
-luto-tholr work, T-huy-havo-luon-eom-
missioned to do a certain piece of
work. That piece of work in to frame
and present to the students a work
able constitution for a Nebraska stu
dent council. It matters not whether
tliey favor or oppose the adoption of
any form of a council. Their work is
outlined. Let them to it. then, with
all possible celerity. The University
public wants to decide before tho year
is over.
Thirsty' i-Blranlfl-TniyHo7
'AIR! not
a drop to drink. You wander back and
forth in front of tho old fountain but
never a merry trickle groets your ex-1
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pectant, yearning ears. And tho little
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birds, who have come all the way from
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war-beridden Mexico to taste of its i
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CUUI1UK UIIUIKIH, IIMIHl Jllllll III UIU JM1IU
4 ,mi rr n-r-m-li ntiri Hi n r 1 lt-H m t-h-rnTrfn-l
I .l UU WIVIVtli. tlll. ,,H.V- 1 .. . VS.. . .J
parched, their sweet song shriveled ...
' ', , , , . , ,. .bridges are out. except the ono on
and dead. O, tor one drink of that ' , ,. . .
. Twenty-seventh street,
wonderful sparkling water Irom the; m. , , , . ,
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old fountain on a day like this! I . ,, .
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Twould bo worth ten times its mens- ; . . ... ... . ,
, , i Blank ammunition will be issued to
uro in all tho other beverages of the ... . . XT . ... ,
..,,., , n . . , I both regiments. No firing will be done
earth all the wines of tho Orient and ' . ,
tho beers yf tho Occident. Turn, O
turn, you turner, the faucet that shall
nttko-trs-irirrltirppy-! Turn tliu faucet-
that shall bring to our lips the sweet
est wine of tho earth, that shal glad
don our hearts and make light our
sorrows. Loose the voice of tho little
birds. Wet their little whistles that
they may proclaim tho gladsome
spring. Turn 'er on!
$ 3fc - ; fc -J)t - ft $fc
CONVOCATION
A violin recital by Professor
People We Know.
David S Olson.JJ.5. and-JFBrooka,
Brooks, '10, both forestern, have with
drawn fronrchoal tir accept : positions
at MIssoull, Montana. National Forest
TTPHOTVOT
-CalLegc
A 'series of threo talks on "Tho Col
lege Girl's Religion" will bo givon in
tho Y. V. C. A. rooms. Mrs. T. F. A.
Williams will give tho first of tho
series', "Tho Collogo Girl's .Faith," -on
Wednesday evening at five o'clock.
All girls are Invited to bo prosent.
University Calendar
Wednesday, April 15.
5:00 p. in. Camp Fire mooting
Temple.
G: 15 p. m. Phi Alpha Tau Lincoln
Motel.
7:15 p. m. Glee Club practice.
7:30 p. m. Chemistry Club Chem
istry Hall.
Thursday, April 16.
11:00 a. m. Convocation Memorial
TToTT;
5:00 p. m. Zoological Seminar
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bruska Mall.
5:00 p. m. Vesper service Templa,
7:00 p. in. Y. M. C. A. meeting
Temple. 7:15 p. in. Pershing, Rifles.
8:00 p. m. Phi Delta Phi.
BATTLE TOMORROW
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Twenty-seventh street. The Twenty
sovonth street bridge being open, the
colonel directs his march towards that
point, moving along Oak creek.
Special Situation, Red.
Tiro- tort-rlTvTRton colnmumier nas
directed Colonol P. O. Adams of tho
Farm regiment, and three wagon
trains, to move all stores at the State
Farm and to inarch to Omaha via
Raymond.
At 3:00 o'clock p. m Colonel Adams
rpnolvfifl Information HiJitnjrtlnn-rflEl
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iiiuhl is marcimig irom ine norinwesc
toward tho State Farm and ho immo-
dintflv mnvnK with twn hnttnUrma
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toward Belmont, with the Idea of
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chocking tho Blues at that point -while
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the rest of the stores are being loaded
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by the third battalion.
JoLejieraLCondltlons..
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ui u ruugc oi iohs man iou yaras.
Umpires will wear white bands
around their hats and their orders and
directions will be observed by all.
Tho umpires will bo:
Chief Umpire General P. h. Hall,
Adjutant General of the State.
Umpires with University Regiment
Major J. M. Birkner, National Guard;
Captain Robert-Hamilton, U. S. Army.
Umpire with Farm Regiment Lieu
tenant W. C. Stoll, U. S. Army.
University Notices
Insurance Class.
Mr. Will. V llll6n ol the home oiilcos
of the Mutual Benefit, Newark, N. J.,
will address the Insurance class in U.
202 at 9:00 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing. This is tho second of a series
of live lectures by Insurance men
planned for this class, tho first having
UeFh given some time ago by tho state
.commissioner ol! Insurance, Lr GT
Brian.
Chemistry Club.
The Students Chemical Club will
meet Wednesday, evening in 1110 unoni-
Istry lecture room at 7:30 o'clock.
Tho following program will bo givon:
Sugars Geraldlno Kauffman
Tho Electron Theory of Valence. .
'. G. B. Lewis
Fixation of Nitrogen Ruth O'Brien
German Dramatic Club Tryouts.
Tryouts for membership in tho Gor-
hnnn Dramatic Club will bo hold In tho
Temple on April 29th. Candidates
may obtaln.Jurthor Information from
Miss Ueppncr.
Artlstlo dance- programs and menus
for particular people. George Bros.,
Printers, 1313 N atreot.
FOR JllDNT House, twelvo rooms,
1426 E street. Suitable for fra
ternity; Call B 3945. 4-17-56 .
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On all Men's Suits and
Onfall Traveling Equipment.
Dozens of Furnishing Specials
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Established 1894
jQppoaitfi rhfi University-Campus, -U-th-and-R St8i In
structions Given in All Branches of Music. Students.,
may Enter at Any Time. Beginners Accepted.
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Plans aro being discussed at Chi
cago as to the advisability or issuing
a booklet describing the different ac
tivities, routine of promotion, charac
ter of work and the like. It was at
first suggested that the undergraduate-
council was the proper body to
issuo .tho booklet. ' Later It was
thought advisable to combine with
this, in tho booklet, tho report of tho
council committee on organizations.
In this way tho booklet will contain,
not only n description of .the purposes,
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Spalding and Victor Base
ball, Tennis & Track Outfits.
Supplies for every Sport.
aims and methods of the different or
ganizations, but also thoir achieve
ments of the paBt year as well. This
will give tho student a chance to de
cide for himself whether an organiza
tion is worth whllo or not. " It will also
give definite information whether the
council is dealing fairly or not. Underj'
graduate activities aro vory important
and It Is the plan of tho council to
glvo tho now student ovory chance to
equip himself so as to bo capable of
taking an active part In student ac
tlvlties. 'i
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