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The Daily nebraskan
XVIII. NO. 8
UNIVERSITY OF NEIWASKA, LINCOLN, FRIDAY, SEITKMKER 27, 1918
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PRICK FIVE CENTS
FIRST CALL FOB POLITICAL
DATES
Aspirants to Class Offices May
File at Office of
Registrar
War Spirit Expected to Prevail
Over Annual Class
Election
Kia? I'i3 ,U presently assume
w, throne in the minds of University
students, and thoush being under
s ringent dlF.cuIties because of the
,,r activities at this time, he assures
H that hi brief reign this year is to
b, P:e that ck none of the old
t;me spirit nd fire tmU has aIways
charade rire J the annual scrap, from
time icsneir.orial. War pep and ginger
will te reflected in the annual class
elation. just as It is reflected in all
University affairs this year.
Fur.es f:r the several class offices
will leing today, and will continue u
to f.ve o'clock on Monday evening.
October T. Students who intend to
gt cut" for some of the class offices
stuu'i go to the office of the regis
Mr and. make application there for
the desired position. The names of all
the candidates will be investigated to
see if certain University obligations
hive Ifer. fulfilled, and that the can
didate is qualified "for the office that
he seeks. All the candidates who
fif.: these requirements will have
th?ir names placed on the ballot on
election day. and all there Is left for
then to do. is to go to work and secure
the rotes.
The election will be staged on Tues
cay. octosr . wnicn gives me nu-
dliates plenty of time to get their J
machines working, and to get the
votes coming their way. So far, no
evidence has come oat, about the ex
istence cf any so-called political ma
chines, tut it is well to believ that
sozie cf the dark horses are at work
plinnlnc to run away with some of the
fcvt-t-i firms, one the tews Is pub
l:?i! thai the campaign season is
an'er way Next week will no doubt
see eviiences of subtle forces at work
whLh tre to throw the balance of the
s'.cient vc-tes in thi direction of some
amti'lMis collide boy.
LYIIAN LEAVES TO CONSULT
WASHINGTON AUTHORITIES
rr. R A. Lyman has been called
to Washington to ascertain the status
of the neiical reserves and of chem
istry students who have had enough
fhcistry to be called special or tech
tka! chemists. The doctor will con
fer. hen in Washington, with the
ccmrr ;tee on education and " special
traxits fa the army department.
Kfla Downing, who was a student
at tb University last year, is visit-!
-g at the Delta Delta Delta house. She (
ki bn in patriotic work near Cas-1
Ir. Wyoming, the past year. j
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MILITARY NOTICE
A!"; xr.en who took their
(& examinations on
- lay and Tuesday and
i-. have not yet fiigtietl tip
i" the Annory must sign
1 ." Fri.Iay beginning at
o VIock.
" lat chance for phy-v-;
1 exiini:iatin$ will bo
-.v. n Saturday morning at
' ": t i:i the Annorv.
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DVtSSlON TO
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f ECTiCN FCR ALL
GAMES
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President to Be Chosen
At the election of October 8. the
senior president Is to he chosen, and
the senior member of the publication
board. The Junior and freshman
presidents are to be elected, and also
the members of these classes for the
positions on the publication board.
Minor officers of the several classes
are not chosen at this time, but are
-hosen at a later date, in mcetirgs of
the classes, which are called by the
newly elected presidents. Much
honor is connected with all the minor
offices as well as with the oltice of
piesidcnt. and hot rivalry is usually
eon in the election of these otVer.
Girls Important Factor
Candidates may well afford to look
to the girls vote this year. While
he vote of the co-eds will not be the
deciding factor that it was last year.
It is certain that r.o one can question
the foresight of the candidate who
seeks the vote of the gir's
Woman suffrage is in vogue
at Nebraska. and it is very
probable that some of the fair co-eds
will rival the boys in the chase for
the political plums. Former years
have always seen the presence of some
coed's name on the elec'ion ballot,
and no doubt the boys this year will
have to strive against the large vote of
some particularly pouplar young cod.
When both the sexes are out far the
ofllces the election takes on a more
decided interest and every one of Xe
lraska's SflOO students watch the re
sult of the election with great inter
est. War Will Add Zest
The influence of the war will add to
the lest of the election this year, and
slr.ee this is the la?t time many of
the students will have to hold an im
portant office in class politics, it is
expected that there will be a rush of
candidates to the registrar's office to
jet their names on the ballot list. As
the names are entered at the office
of the registrar, they will be printed
from time to time in the columns of
The Dai'y Nebraskan. and comment
will be made upon the progress of
he election. It is hoped that all
undents will take a real live interest
in the e:ec;ion and make it one of the
best elections that has been held at
je University for many years.
REGISTRATION EXPECTED
TO REACH HIGH HARK
2688 Already Registered and
More Are Seeking
Admission
The total number of registrants tor
the University now stands at 2S8, ac
cording to an announcement from
Miss Florence McGahey. registrar,
Thursday. Approximately 1600 of
these have made application for induc
tion into the S. A. T. C. or the S. N.
T. C. The late registration has net
1M a total of 419 new registrants
since Monday, of which 161 are from
the College of Medicine at Omaha.
Registration has been continuing at a
lively pace all week and promises to
pass the three thousand mark before
its close.
Phi Kappa Psi wi'l entertain twe lty
fire couples at a dancing party to be
held Saturday evening, October 25. at
the Chapter house.
Starting today copies of The Daily
Nebra?kan will e delivered to all
faculty members at their respective
offices.
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Student and faculty
Season Football - Tickets
W. S. G. A. TO GIVE
PARTY WITH FRESHMAN
GIRLS ON SATURDAY
Organization is Same As Former
Nebraska Girls'
Club
The first W..S. G. A. party will be
held Saturday. At 2:30 o'clock a pro
pram will be given in the Temrle.
The rest of the afternoon vlll be
given over to dancing and refresh
ments in the Art hall. AM frc-hmen
.tirls are especially urged to ut'.end.
Last May during the Middle West-
n' conference of the Women's Self
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tloverning association at Mlnnoapous
; it was decided that all col'e,e in the
.western conferee. h ho
,traska Girls' club, should adopt
r.ame W. S. G.
This does not
change the organization oi me it;vis i
lu in any way except in ni.o.
The purpose of the W. S. G. A. is
to offer an opportunity for friendly and
helpful fellowship among the women
of the school, to develop a feeling of
. mutual responsibility, ami a high re
card for both liberty and order, to b-j
a medium in which the social stand
ard of the unity and loyalty, and to
bring before its members ruhjects of
special interest and l.nporlance to
colleee women. Ore of the chief nims
j at present is war work.
! All women students, by regis. ering
'in he Univere'ty become associa.c
i members of the W. S. G. A r.r.d upon
payment of dues become active meui
I bers. Th annual dues ti'O nfty cents
I one-half of w.i'th goes into a ;m
ma cent f und tor the care cT sick wo
men students and for astisiiiig those
who are making heir way through
school. The oih-r halt is used for
current expenses of the association.
S. A. T. C. NOTICES
Students of the S. A. T. C. and those
desiring to enter the S. A. T. C. are
requested to participate in chorus
singing, which will be a part of the
schedule carried out by the Univer
sity. Commanding officer of the S. A. T.
C. requests that as many srudents as
possible report for the first rehearsal
which will take place at the Art hall
at 3 o'clock Thursday evening.
Those wishing to continue with
these rehearsals, will kindly forward
i-heir name to Mrs. Raymond at the
Art hall building.
MORE MEN NEEDED
SAYS COACH KLINE
Innocents to Ask Fraternities
Fcr Cc-operation
Today
On account of the shortage of ma
terial for fotbali this year, every pos
sible step has been taken to make
men eligible for the team. Vet there
is a deplorable lack of material on the
practice field.
"ac'tice neia.
The innocents met Tysday even- j
j ing and Coach Kline appeared before
i them to discuss the need of men. With
his help the society drafted a p.an.
Form letters will be maiied to every
fraternity house on Wednesday morn
ing, explaining the situation and ask
ing for their cooperation in making
football a go this fall.
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Evervbody on the campus n-usi .
ft his duty if he knows ef any man
"ho is eligible, to inform the coach
or -one member of the team, about
him The Iowa game is only a week
Sim. ice io 6
rr,, catnrdar and e must.
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FOOTBALL TICKET CAMPAIGN
III WHIRLWIND START MONDAY
Goal Set at 2,000 in Big Drive
Among Students and
Soldiers
$3.00 For Six Big Home Games
Profits All Go to the
Red Cross
Students' football season tickets for contests with other S. A. T. C. aggre
the most stupendous schedule evet Scions and every battle Is predicted
nrrr.vl lv tlio f'nrnhi:d.r uill lie
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set a'c 2.000 tickets sold and there
will be no letup until that standard
has been reached
Three dollars, exchanged for the
cuss the new ruling of the war depart
book of cou lions entities the purchaser t-.i
. i ment allowing freshmen to partlcl
to a reserved seat in the choicest sec-: ,r g g A T c
lion of the grandstand at every pme, Coach KU3e
on the HusV-r schedule. The central , fg at that conference
sections of the grandstand on he j hag tQ
ncr:h side of the field are set , h.s MmmunIcatIon.
for students and faculty, and they are Practice Thursdav afternoon con
given first chances at reserving them. Jn chaJk instruction bv tho
Profits Go to Red Cross j coach and stiff workouts. Four men.
The entire proceeds . of th? fcot-, Lyman. McCoy, Hoyt and Lanphere,
ball season after the expenses are j were slightly banged up in the work-t-ared
for wiil be turned over to the j outs but- they will be in trim for th
American Hed Cross. This arrange-1 initial battle.
im nt was first made last year and the I Several men who have shown prom
sum of $7.0''0 was given to the cause. 1 je in freshman football and basket
With such a big schedule billed this J nve Reynolds have not yet re-
season there Is no reason ior mis
amount not being doubled
The price of $3.00 is ridiculously
ow when the admission for each
zame separately is figured up. Single
tdvioRS for the rcJ-f contest. -
CHOSEN BOARD 1MF.MEEII . WM n0 definite formation was
Aim. Maryatt was elected new lh the telegram from- Wash
board member by the senior advisors j "Hon. It It understood such chen
at their meeting last night. The girls W. will either be placed in the chem
have all selected their "little sisters" i al welfare section or else they will
and are ready tvtake them to the first i ballowed to continue school fcr some
girls' partv of the year. time. It is for the good of every eug-
" . I ible chemist to report.
EHHIBIT OF WOOD CUTS 1
OPEN TO PUBLIC FRIDAY
The exhibition of wood engravings
by Rudolph Ruzieka will be openel
to the public in the Art gallery, or
Friday. In addition to fifty origini
wood cuts there w ill be an equal sum
cer cf engravings illustrating the rro
'ress of wood carving. It includes
the greatest master pietes.
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iic and will be open from 2 to 5, Sup. ;
day afternoon, in addition to the re?
ular hours.
FIRST GIRLS' CLUB
PARTY SATURDAY
The first Girl's Club party of the
year is to be given for freshmen g!r:?
on Saturday afternoon. September "8.
There will be a very interesting pro
gram in the Temple rccms. Throu;:?'
the courtesy of Professor Gratnr.iazn
'here will be -nportunity J
jrt eihfhir fn Art hall. Dancinz in
Art hall, and serving of refreshments i
complete the afternoon. Evry fresh
man girl as well as upperc'3ssmaa is t
Invited. !
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All junior and senior chemist- w'coj
could not enter the S. A. T.C. Iw j
0ir tiA ror!trp(t in the draft
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before September 12. must hand their
names Into the office of
Upson as soon as possible. Do no.
neglect this as the government has re-.
MtA ttl.1 n-.ihr.ri-if-s to eet
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are $1.00 to 12.00 and referred Beats
are 50 cents extra. The big games,
luch as with Kansas and Notre Dame,
the single admission is raised to $1.50,
$2.00 and $2.50. A season ticket tor
$.1X0 admits to all these games.
Captain K. J. Maclvor is a hearty
supporter of football and he encour
ages the fans to support the team in
every way possible. The coming
hedule Is made up almost entirely of
tO be a WhIZZCr.
i Kline has not yet received
! nt,wrr to his telegram notifying
, . faska s planning on using fresh-
men in the lineup against the Hawk-
eyes October, 5. The representatives
of the bis ten conference schools
j ported for practice ana me coacn
would like to see them in the mole
skins. Former high school gridiron
stars ought to be in the squad also
in order to build up the Missouri val-
j ley championship team
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k?n at the Farm Cairipns.
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precaution is taken to in
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semester on the strength
of our assurance cf a con
tinual effort to improve the
relation with the Farm
Campus.
After having now ar
ranged the paper delivery
to the Farm we will from
now on. turn our attention
to the news of the Farm.
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tion in this line this petre
ter by" giving them a spe
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