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reputation.
There is Just one 'reminder," now that the social season is at its
height, don't forget the chaperones. Very few people enjoy chaperon
ing a dancing party under ordinary conditions. They must look their
best, smile their best, and grace the uncomfortable seats around the
hall while the young people who are enjoying their kindness, flit around
obviously unconscious of their existence. A few minutes spent help
ing a chaperone should be a pleasure and it is a courtesy that would ho
well to be cultivated.
Rabindranath Tagore, Indian poet, teacher and philosopher, will
be in Lincoln Monday, on his return to his native country. Sir Rabin
dranath who received the Nobel prize for his poetry in 1913, will speak
on "The Cult of a New Nationalism," at the Oliver theatre, Monday
evening. There are a very few desirable seats left and those who do
not want to miss the opportunity to hear the greatest living poet should
not neglect to get their seats reserved today.
Football Captains For 1917
The striped effect on U. hall is about one year behind the times,
according to the dictates of Dame Fashion.
The athletic field has been flooded and the skating is fine. The
exercise and relaxation that everyone needs after a day of hard work
is within reach of everyone, and they should take advantage of the
opportunity to indulge in one of the healthiest and most popular of
American sports.
UNIVERSITY NOTICES
Sigma Xi
Sigma Xi will meet Monday, Janu
ary 8, in the Physics lecture room. Dr.
O'Gara will address the society.
Awgwan Contributions
All contributions for the January
edition of Awgwan should be turned in
to the managing editor, Joe Flaherty,
as soon as Is possible. Contributions
solicited from all students and others.
ALUMNI NEWS
James I. Clark, law '15, was elected
county attorney of Nance county. Mr.
Clark is a member of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon.
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS
Notice to All Cadets
All cadets 6hould give immediate at-1
tention to the number of delinquencies j
Dr. Clarence Emerson will take over
some of Professor Lattimer's classes
in anatomy for physical training stu
dents. The classes are so large that
they resuired an additional instructor
for at least the remainder of this
semester.
unexcused absence will cause an in
complete semester. The absences are
poBted on the bulletin board. A. J.
Covert.
Freshman Debating
All freehmen interested in debating
meet in Law 201. at 3 o'clock this
afternoon. The announcement in yes
terday's paper was a mistake as the
meeting is to b held Friday instead of
Tuesday.
The Nebraska Engineering society
is holding its annual meeting today In
M. E. 206. The society will have a
general discussion on some desjred
legislation and a number of talks on
the "Good Roads" movement.
Komensky Club
The Komensky club will meet at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Weath
erly, 1834 South Twenty-fifth street,
Friday evening. January 5. Take
Sumner or College View-Normal car
at Thirteenth and O streets.
Micnigan. Fifty men started last
Monday on the history making trip to
be taken by the Glee and Mandolin
clubs. Concerts will be given at Den
ver Salt Lake City, Seattle, Portland,
San Francisco, Santa Fe, New Orleans,
Memphis and Chicago before the men
return to Ann Arbor to resume their
studies next year. Ex.
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January 5
Senior hop, Rosewilde.
Komensky club, home of A. W.
Weatherly. 1834 South Twenty-fifth
street.
January 8
Sigma Xi. Annual address by Dr.
P. J. O'Gara. Physics lecture room.
Rabindranath Tagore, lecture at Oli
ver theatre on "The Cult of Nationalism."
January 15
Organized Agriculture
gins.
week be-
POTATO MARKET
NEWS SERVICE
PROVES POPULAR
If continued praise is an Index of
"usefulness, the potato market news
service furnished by the agricultural
extension service of the University of
Nebraska in co-operation with the
United States department of agricul
ture and county agents In western
Nebraska was in no small way bene
ficial to farmers of the state; Good
words for the service continue to reach
the extension service every day.
Not the least of recent Indorsements
was the passage of resolutions by the
farmers' congress at Omaha approving
the potato market news service and
urging that a similar service be estab
lished for hay producers next year
The resolution follows: "We endorse
and desire to have continued the mar
ket news service established by the
agricultural extension service and th!
United States department of agricul
ture for furnishing the potato grow
ers of western Nebraska with daily
and authentic market values on pota
toes. This service the past season
profited the western Nebraska farm-'
ers a quarter million dollars by nar
rowing the margin between the price
paid to the producer and cost to the
consumer. We desire to have a simi
lar market news service established
for hay and other farm products as
rapidly as possible."
This Is the second expression it
approval from a large convention, the
first being given hy the cooperative
elevator and live stock association.
ORGANIZATION MAY .
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club, A. I. E. ET. GirU board. Junior
debating team, Omicron Nu, Sigma
Tau, Alpha Theta Chi, Bushnell guild.
Alpha Tau Omega, Y. W. C. A. cabinet,
The Cornhusker staff. Home Eco
nomics. A. S. M. E., Palladian girls,
Phi Delta Phi, Dairy club. Pi Beta Phi.
Black Masque, Delta Zeta, Union wo
men, Sigma Kappa Zeta, Latin club.
Pharmaceutical society, PI Kappa
Phi, Bill-Mat-Ep.. Tegner society, XI
Psi Phi, Delta Sigma Delta.
Iowa. A woman student in fresh
man chemistry was overcome last
week by fumes from a sulphuric acid
generator set tip near her desk. She
was unconscious for several hours.
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