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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Ghas. H: Emjerson Editor-in-Chief
George E. Grimes Managing Editor
Eva I. Miller. Associate Editor
John Cejnar Associate Editor
M. L. Potet. Business Manager
Roy Harney. .Asst. Business Manager
REPORTORIAL STAFF
Ivan G. Beede Marguerite Kauffman
Jean Burroughs Edgar D. Kiddoo
Vivienne Holland John Wenstrand
CTfflcos: News, Basement, University
Hall.
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istration Building.
Telephones: News, L-8668.
Buoiness, B-2597.
Published dally, except Saturday and
Sunday, during the college year.
Subscription, per semester. $1.00
Entered at the postoffice at Lincoln,
Nebraska, as Becond-class mail matter,
under the act of Congress of March
3,' 1879.
FRATERNITIES AND
SCHOLARSHIP
The statistics given in today's Ne
braskan show that there is great room
for improvement in the matter of the
scholarship of fraternities. The con
trast between the record of the fra
ternities and that of the sororities is
decidedly to the advantage, of the lat
ter. It is also rumored that many of
this yeara fraternity pledges have
"been forced to withdraw because they
did not make the required number of
Tiours. It is easy to see a causal re
lationship between these two situa
tions. .
We believe that the low scholastic
standing of fraternities is due to two
main reasons; fraternities are too
hasty in pledging men, and they do
not exercise the proper supervision
after pledging.
A good high school record, or in
deed a good appearance at first meet
ing are sufficient to get many fresh
men the coveted fraternity bid. Lit
tle care is taken to determine wheth
er the prospective member has the
staying qualities that "make him desir
able. Then when he is once pledged,
little care is taken to see that he is
following the lines he expected to fol
low when he entered the university.
Until these two features of frater
nity life are properly emphasized,
such organizations will always be
open to severe criticism. It is to be
hoped that sophomore pledging, which
is to go into effect next year, will do
much to remedy this condition.
THE GALLERY AGAIN
It is hoped that the business man
agement of the junior play will see
fit not to open the gallery for to
night's performance. There fs a cer
tain amount of stage-fright that every
amateur, has to overcome. This has
never been successfully done when
the actor feels that at any time ho
may be greeted by some silly re
mark from the patrons of the third
floor. The gallery's annotations and
interlbpations are entirely out of
place on such an occasion.
L08t A flat black pocketbook. Re
turn to Nebraskan office. Eliza Bick
ett. 13-132
Why pay fancy prices when you can
get the same quality for less at the
Cincinnati Shoe "store. 142 No. 12th.
DON'T FORGET
YOUR CERTIFIFATE
for
P.- B. K. KEYS
If you want to make a pres
ent to some one we'll get the
certificate for you.
HALLETT
UNI. JEWELER
Est. 1871 1143 O
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS
All the Tegner girls are urged to
come to U 108 Friday noon at 12:20
o'clock. Important business. Nannie
Samuelson, treasurer.
Financial statement of the Glee
club dance, held in Art hall, April 8,
1916, is as follows:
Total receipts, $37.
Total expenditures: Rental hall,
$7; doorkeeper, $1.50; advertising,
$1; printing, $4.75; music, $20; Fol
som's, $3. Arch Brenker, chairman.
Audited April 12, 4916. T. A. Will
iams, agent student activities.
224 GIRLS' ADDED TO
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
(Continued from page 1)
Folda, Eleanor Fogg, Verna Foster,
Bertha Fox, Myrtle Francis. Cornelia
Frazler, Edna'Froyd, Carolyn Funke.
Ellen Gaekemeier, Virginia Gallen-
tine, Eliza Gamble, Beatrice Gardner,
Marie Gehr, Myrtle Gelwick, Grace
Gibson, Mildred Gillilan, Madeline Gir-
ard, Miss Ina Gittings, Jessie Glass,
Gertrude Gnam, Martha Goehry, Hen
rietta Gold, Cecil Goodrich, Vivian
Goss, Marjorie Graham, Emily Growe,
Alberta Gruver, Mary Guthrie.
Catherine Rice Hainer, Mary
Haller, Gertrude Hanford, Margaret
Hannah, Ella Hansen, Lois Hardy,
Helen Hasbrouck, Valdeva Hast
ings, Hermine Hatfield, Iva Hay
ter, Bernice Heckler, Hazel Hed
bloom, Mary Hedrick, Alma Helntzel
man, Sarah Helter, Bertha Helzer,
Kate Helzer, Miss Amanda Heppner,
Sara Herrick, Marjorie Hetrick, Ava
Hill, Marie Hixenbaugh, Bertie Hoag,
Vivienne Holland, Pansy Hostetter,
Jessie-Hotchkiss, Lillian Houser, Jes
sie Hotchkiss, Gladys Hughes, Gwen
dolyn Hughes, Opal Huss, Winifred
Hyde.
Amy Jack, Winifred Jackson, Glenn
James, Lucy Jeffords, Nettie Jeffrey,
Miss .Tenks, Charlotte Jenkins, Ada
ohnson, Elsie Johnson, Helen D. John
son, Lulu ohnson, Margaret Johnson,
Ruth Johnson, Gertrude Jones, Miss
Judy.
Marion Kastle, Selma Kauff, Mar
guerite Kauffman, Myrtle Keegan,
Adele Kellenbarger, Marion Kelsey,
Helen Kendall, Gertrude Kepler, Ber
nice Kieffe, Augusta Kilpatrick,
Carolyn Kimball, Imogene Kinney, 01
lie Kirkwood, Ethel Kittinger, Vivian
Knight, Vina Kohler, Amy Koupal,
Mary Krause, Helen Krejci, Emma
Krikac, Mef5 Kunde.
Josephine Lammers, Lenore Lane,
Frances Larson, Olive Lehmer, Flor
ence Lemmon, Stella. Mae Lewellan,
Margaret Lewis, Ethel Lindsey, Flor
ence Line, Feme Longacre, Gladys
Lord, Lauretta Lord, Olive Lough
ridge, Abbit Lound, Anna Luckey,
Bertha Luckey, Mildred Lutkin, Rose
Lushla, Dolly Lutjcharmes, Dorothea
Lutjcharmes,
Rose McCarthy, Ruth McClymont,
Helen McComas, Hannah McCorkin
dale, Ethel McCoy, Ethel McDonald,
Mildred Mcintosh, Grace McKelvey,
Regina McKenna, Jeannette McQuar
rie, Wilda McReynolds,, Laura Mc
Roberts, Margaret McCauley, Florence
Malone, Gertrude Marshall, Alma
Maryott, Etha Matheny, Helen Mat
teson, Verda Maupln, Vesta Mawe,
Beryl Mawhinney, Eda Maxson, Mina
May, Pearl Mayne, Mattie Meador,
Minnie Menko, Ruth Merrick, Eva Mil
ler, Gladys Miller, Helen Miller, Janet
Miller, Winifred Miller, Leona Mills,
Mary Mills, Ruth Mills, Helen Mlnler,
Helen Minor, Carrie Moodie, Lef'ia
Moore, Lois Moore, Winifred Moran,
Dorothy Morehead, Ruth Morgan, Nell
Morrissey, Marjorie Morse, Thirza
Mossman, Eunice Munson, Grace Mun
son, Maurine Murdock, Mary Murphy.
Lolah Neely, Ora Neff, Clara Jean
nette Nelson, Delia Nelson, Myrtle
Nelson, Fern Noble, Lenora Noble,
Martha Noble, Effle Noll, Hazel Nor-
ris.
Majorie Odman, Edna Ogden, Marie
Ohlsen, Orena Ohlsen, Carla Olsen,.
Esther Ord, Elizabeth Osgood. -
Clara Paper, Mary Parker, Helen
Peck, Jean Peck, Louise Peck, Illma
Eva Pegler, Mildred Peery, Pauline
Peters, Matilda Peters, Emma Peter
son, Marjorie Pettee, Catherine Pierce,
Dorothy Pierce, Nettie Pollak, Helen
Possner, Louise Pound, Regina Pow
ers, Alice Proudfit, Hedvic Provasnik.
Melba Quigley, "Julia Quinby.
Harriet Ramey, Blanche Randall,
Mrs. Carrie B. Raymond, Alva Reed,
Carolyn Reed, Marion Reeder, Elmo
Reeder, Elizabeth Reese, Helen Reih
er, Effje Estelle Rice, Clara Riesland,
Blanche Richards, Ethel Richert, Joy
Riggs, Frances Jtingler, Lucille Roane,
Minnie Rohrer, Grace Ross, Marie
Rowley, Constance Rummons, Anne
Russell.
Helen Sanford, Helen Saunders,
Leah Schofield, Esther Schultz, Otilla
Schurman, Helen Schwab, Gladys
Schwab, Helen Scott, Zella Scott, Eva
Scriven, Doris Scroggin, Margaret
Seeck, Geneva Seegar, Elizabeth Sey
mour, Isadore Sheldon, Marlon Shel
don, Grace Sherer, Bess Sherman,
Fay Shorwin, Margaret Sherwin, Myra
Silver, Fern Simmons, Kathleen Sis
ler, Doris Slater, Esther Smith, Ruth
Snively, Zela Sougery, Amelia Specht,
Gertrude Squires, Clara Staads, Grace
Stahl, Kathryn Stanley, Hulda Steig
er, Dorothy Stephens, Marguerite
Stevens, Gertrude Stewart, Louise
Stoll, Hazel Stuart, Ethel Stone, Marie
Studt's, Anna Stumer, Freda Stuff,
Gertiude Suess, Anna Sughrue.
Bessie Taylor, Florence Taylor,
Ruth Thistlewalt, Jeanette Teegarden,
Fay Teel, Mrs. Carrie. Therkelsen,
Aileen Thiehoff, Elizabeth Thompson,
Sarah Thurman, Caroline Toogood,
Grace Troup, Ramona Troup.
Adelaide Upson, Catherine Varney.
Leona Wachter, Lucy Wakeland,
Beth Walker, Leva Walker, Dorothy
Wallace, Hazel Ward, Marion Wat
kins, Doris Weaver, Genevieve Wees
ner, Helen Wehrlie, Cecelia Wehrs,
Ruth Welch, Ruth Weller, Mildred
Weseen, Janet Wheeler, Helen White,
Lucile Wilcox, Gladys Wild, Gladys
Whitford, Bernice Whitford, Farnces
Whitmore, Ruth Whitmore, Gladys
Wilkinson, Ella Williams Wuanlta
Williams, Edna Wilson, Martha Win
ter, Lillian Wirt, Florence Wirt, Ivy
Withers, Leona Wood, Fannie Wood,
Florence Wood, Wilma Wood, Edith
Woodburne, Irene Wupper, Magdallno
Wupper, Hester Wyman, Marian Wy-
man, Edith Youngblut, Anna Ziska,
Helen Ziska, Josephine Zrust
WM- ALBERS
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
County Treasurer
Twelve years as clerk and deputy.
Boys If you favor promotions give me
jp-X-.
your vote.
The Lindell Coffee Shop
Will Serve on Sunday Eve
A SPECIAL STUDENTS'
SUNDAY NIGHT SUPPER
35 Cents Per Plate
CHOICE OF TWO MENUS, HOT OR COLD
if
NO bite" is about as poor a
recommendation for tobacco
as "no rheumatics" is for a
wooden leg. But tobacco that
won't bite an yet is chuck full of
taste that's a different story
that's VELVET.
127 So. 13th
FLOWERS ALL THE TIME
THE
Telephones B2311 and B3355
333 North 12th St.
Evans
CO-OP BOOK STORE
Student
Supplies
A. H. Peden
318 No. Hth
The University School of Musk
RELIABLE INSTRUCTION IN ALL
BRANCHES OP
Music Dramatic Art Atstbetle Diwtci
ASK FOR INFORMATION
WILLARD KIMBALL, Director
Opposite Campus 11th & R St.
Gleaners, Pressers, Dyers
For the "Work and Service tint
Pleases." Call B2311. T Bart
Equipped Dry Cleaning Plant la tko
West One day service If seeded.
Reasonable prices, good work, prosit
service. Repairs to area's smraenU
carefully made! .
Phone L 4610
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