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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
CtiaB. H. Epperson.... Editor-in-Chief
George E. Grimes.... Managing Editor
Eva I. Miller... Associate Editor
John Cejnar.-. AsBQciato Editor
M. L. Poteet Business Manager
Roy Harney. .Asst. Business Manager
REPORTORIAL STAFF
IvanG.Beede Marguerite Kauffman
Jean Burroughs Edgar D. Kiddoo
Vlvienne Holland John Wenstrand
tormn of the success 6t the plan, ad
mits that there are some students
that it does'not roach.
To got tho maximum bcnoflt out of
the Single Tax, it must be compulsory
excepting, of course, those who are
unable to pay.
Offices: News, Basement, University
Hall. . . ,
Business, Basement, Admin
istration Building.
Telephones: News, L-8658.
Buoiness, B-2597.
Published daily, except Saturday and
Sunday, during the college year.
Subscription, per semester ?1-QQ
Entered at the postofflce at Lincoln,
Nebraska, aB second-class mail matter,
under the act of Congress of March
3, 1879.
THE SUCCESS OF THE
VOLUNTARY SINGLE TAX
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS
Linus Chase, 16, is out of school
on account Of a. severe attack of ton-silitis.
Lost A tan kid glove; initials H.
L. It. on inside. Return to student
activities office. 225-124
The Paliadian society will hold an
open meeting tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock in Paliadian hall.
The German Dramatic club goes to
Dunbar this evening. Miss Heppner
will accompany them as coach and
chaperon.
Friday night, Union members meet
in Union hall at 7 o'clock sharp.
Members will go in a body to the
Farmers' Fair.
A. E. Sheldon, director of the leg
islative reference bureau, addressed
a meeting of the D. A. It.'s Tuesday
evening on the subject of immigration.
The Daily Nebraskan recently sent
out que'stionaires to between eighty
and ninety schools of the country,
seeking their experience with the Sin
gle Tax and the Student Union. The
manner in which the questions were
answered has been of great assistance
to us in our efforts to secure the
adoption of these measures here.
Onq of the remarkable things about
the reports on the Single Tax Is that
only four out of the thirty some re
plies received to date snow a vomn- T R A WilllamS( of the Po.
tary Single Tax system. These are al sdence department( reCently
the Massachusetts Institute of Tech-j been selected presldent of the
nology. University of California, Iowa j SoutheaBtern Nebraska Teachers' as
State college (Ames), and Washing- j sodation
ton university or St. ioms. ah omeia
have the compulsory system, and all Deutesche GeaelUge vereinl
announce that it has been successful. home Qf NannJe Samuel.)
Of the lour namea, Amea 2215 E street, last evening. The
that the. system has been a success inUiation of the new members toofi
in arousing student interest without , whch & pr()gram
giving any explanation. California
makes a qualified answer. There tne
system has aroused student interest
"in so far as it secures full partici
NON
COMPOS
MENTIS
"THE RAPE OF THE LOCK"
BY BRY80N ET AL.
When a seemingly bright, beautiful
young man of twenty years, more or
less, locks his keys in his desk and,
aided by one lone fellow worker, has
to spend two perfectly good hours of
this gorgeous springtime unscrewiffg
the desk top off to get them, the world
becomes dark and gloomy, and he
knows that "a fellow is always having
hard luck, anyway."
"Al" Bryson was the leading man
in this one-act tragedy, and Virgil
Haggart was "the ever present aid in
time of trouble."
It is rumored that "Al" has strung
the keys on a pink baby ribbon and
has draped them over the top of his
desk as a reminder of the glories of
the past.
"RESIGNED" DOES
Now I sit me down to work
And write a lot of dope
That I xksy keep your spirits up
And fill your heart with hope.
I've just devoured a chocolate "goop
With English walnuts lined,
Iyd rather have a bowl of soup
Say what rhymes with lined?
For heaven's sake, stop singing!
Found: A fountain pen on the edi
tor's desk. Thank you.
In a rhetoric class:
Bright Freshman: "I think there
must be euphony there, it doesn't
sound right."
E. M. Nelson, A.M., '15, is taking
i . . ... .....
,n D - a post-graduate course m tne univer-
pation in campus life or none at all Jg connected with tne gov.
By inference, we conclude that there , &t fae
are some that the system does t, sh,pment of trees to
reach. . , ,'Kinkaid homesteaders.
The late oi me iueu m me um
The Graduate Teachers' club will
schools has not been so fortunate. At
the institute tne p an , uu , &fc thfl home Qf Dr pif.
failure, due entirely to the fact that. . evenine at
it is made voluntary. Washington uni-1 ? Huntep superintend.
versity had a tax of $5 from 1912 to.
1914. The plan ,was then abandoned.
In referring to the fact that payment
was not compulsory, the editor of j
Student Life says, "This was one of
the faults of the plan."
We believe that these instances go
to prove our prevails contention that
the Single Tax will lose many of its
good points if it is made voluntary.
The reduction of the price of the var
ious activities to make a club rate
cannot be successful, for not enough
will volunteer to make the club price
attractive.
But more than this, the Tax will
not secure Interest in activities among
those who would otherwise fee back
ward, taking advantage of he educa
tional opportunities in this line. The
feature of the system that has won it
many friends on the faculty is the
fact that it will create this interest
among those who believe that the
classroom is their only field of actlv
v -while obtaining an education. Even
California, which reports in glowing
Yont will give a book review of her
doctor's thesis "Status and Value of
Music in Education."
Don Gallagher announces that he
will take a baseball team composed
of twelve university students on a
tour of Nebraska- immediately after
school is out and wishes to Inform all
students who wish to try out for the
team to call him at B-1110 or see
him personally. The club will play
Sunday games away from Lincoln un
til the present term ends.
OFFICIAL
"Phi Beta Kappa" Keys
(All Sizes)
HALLETT
UNI. JEWELER
Est. 1871 1143 O
There are a couple of mice in The
Daily .Nebraskan office that have more
fun scaring the girl reporters and eat
ing the paste off the exchange wrap
pers. We don't care about the girls,
but it does ruin the appearance of
the wrappers.
PORTER AND THE BULL
One of the features of the afternoon
parade of the prize stock at tho state
farm will be Grove Porter, leading a
bull.
After dinner dances at Mccormick's
Cafe. Open till 1 p. m. 129 South
Twelfth street.
Printing that's better, At Boyd'B, 12S
North 12th.
Scott'i Orchestra, Call. B-14SJ.
Losfc A Delta U pin. Reward.
Leave at students activities office. Hoy
J. Harney.
Thorne Browne, '07, former assist
ant director In the legislative, refer
ence bureau, is now secretary of the
state railway commission. This is a
very important position, as shown by
the fact that he will receive the same
salary as the governor. Mr. Browne-I
was formerly connected with the Ne
braska State Journal for several
years.
D. E. Kennedy, western sales man
ager for the American Radiator com
pany, Chicago, and E. C. Waddlngton,
manager of the Kansas City branch
of the American Blower company, vis
ited the Mechanical Engineering
building Monday and Tuesday of this
week to meet some of the senior en
gineers. R. F. Gillespie, who gradu
ated in February, is now stationed by
the American Radiator company at
Atlanta, Ga., and G. C. Polk, who has
been with the American Blower com
pany since 1913, is at Detroit Both
men are reported as doing well.
For Rent Furnished front room in
a modern home. Call at 630 No. 16th
St
224-122-124
CADETS
ATTENTION !
det Ready for National Inspec
' tlon
Suits cleaned and pressed. $1.00
Suits pressed .25
H. MARX
144 North 12th St
Only 2 Blocks from University
Hi
SUNDAY clothes don't
make- a gentleman, an'
"processes" don't make a
quality tobacco. Those are
jobs for Nature. VELVET
is nature-cured, fgjfjffiffi
III
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THE
Evans
333 North 1ftth 8t
Telephones B2311 and BSSBi
Gleaners, Presssrs, Dyers
For the "Work and Service that
Pleases." Call B2311. Tha Best
Equipped Dry Cleaning Plant la tke
West One day Borvico if aeeAed.
Reasonable prices, good work, ?romtt
service. "Repairs to men's garments
carefully made.
GLEE CLUB HOP
Schesnbeck's Orchestra Art Hall
Saturday, April 8, 8:30
Admission, $1.00
A. H. Bienken B-2596 Wm. Mackey B-3844
Edward Geesen B-1840 Roy M. Young .-.B-4651
Or Any Glee Club Member
CO-OP BOOK STORE
Student
Supplies
A. H. Feden
318 No. 11th.
Phone L 41
WE WANT A YOUNG MAN
for the summer. Can make is permanent employ
ment if satisfactory. "Write or call on
Old Line Bankers Life
Lincoln, Neb.
The University School ot Music
RELIABLE INSTRUCTION IN ALL
BRANCHES OP
Musk; DrftMrtic Art Aistketic Duclij
ASK FOR INFORMATION
WILLARD KIMBALL, Director
Opposite Campus
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