THE DAILY NBBRASKAN
GLOOM 8URROUNDS HUSKER
CAMP AS GAME DRAWS NEAR
(Continued from Pago 1.)
Dame. If Rockne's athletes win It la
believed they will defeat every oppo
nent in their path. Barring accidents
In 'scrimmage next week, the team
will be In good shape for the struggle,
The personnel of the squad is now
Intact Halfback Walsh, who was in
jured a week ago, rejoined the team
Wednesday. Chet Grant, quarterback
of the 1916 team, has returned. Grant
has not played football since he left
Notre Dame four years ago. Rockne
doubts if he will be available for the
eoraska game. Grant's presence will
add greatly to the backfleld attack In
later contests, however.
The Notre Dame squad la well forti
fied at every position. The line
bulges with experienced material.
Headed by Capt Coughlln, the list of
forwards Includes H- Anderson, E.
Anderson, Smith. Larson, Shaw and
Kiley.
Bank Faith on Gipp.
In Joe Brandy the team has a
brainy field general. Brandy's gen
eralship turned apparent defeat into
victory in the contest with West Point
last November. At halfback there is
the versatile George Gipp, whose for
ward lasses are feared by every team
on the Catholics' schedule. Gipp waff
an all-western half last season and
he is showing more stuff than ever
this fall Mohardt, Barry and D.
Coughlln are other good halfbacks.
Castner, Phelan. Wynne and Dooley
are fighting for the fullback position.
Castner's showing in the Kalamazoo
game gives him an edge on his rivals.
FRESHMEN LAWS ARE
ORGANIZING CLUBS
"Watch for Rosewild announce
ment in Monday's Rag."
Big Ten Conference doe was upsc;
last Saturday when the long touted
Minnesota team met defeat at the
hands of nNorth western. The score
of 17 to 0 certainly testifies to the
ability of the Purple team. Iowa's de
olsive defeat of Cornell college and
the Illinois defeat of the Drake Bull
dogs also shed a great deal of light
on the Conference title.
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The purpose of the clubs Is to
promote legal discussion and debate
on legal problems. Points of law
will be briefed, and the students'
efficiency in finding the issue of law
will be increased. "Readiness in
legal argument at the counsel table Is
well worth the students' time," said
Professor George N. Foster Wednes
day.
The work of the clubs will be
entirely voluntary and the organlza
tlons will be under the complete con
trol and management of the students.
Each club will have a faculty adviser
who will help the members In the
organizations' work In giving out
problems and in contests with each
other. Professor G. N. Foster Is the
faculty committeeman for the new
clubs.
COMMITTEE SELECTED
FOR SATURDAY PARTY
Joint Chairmen Clarence Swanson
and Mary Sheldon have announced
the complete reception committee for
the second All-University party to be
held In the Armory Saturday night.
October 16. Although not a closed
night, a large number of people are
expected to attend the party because
of the great number of old students
returning to the University for Home
coming Day.
The party will be a brilliant affair
and many special stunts have been
arranged by the committees in charge.
The Notre Dame team will be the
guests of honor Saturday night.
The committee appointed is as fol
lows:
Reception Committee.
Marvin Meyers
Isabel McMonlesf Chairmen
Edwin Pierce Henrietta Stahl
Osmond Perry Francis Billy
Harold Payne Ixuise Tucker
A. Wenke Francis Graham
Worth McDonald Madeline Stinger
Jack Redelfs Mary Baker
Wallace Craig Muriel Allen
Joe Ryons Adelhelt Dettman
John Linn
LKk Brown
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GREEN GOBLINS HOLD FIRST
MEETING iOF SCHOOL YEAR
Howard Turner Elected President of
Freshman Men's Society at
Tuesday Gathering.
ATTRACTING CAPACITY HOUSE AT THE LYEIC THIS WEEK
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The newly initiated members of
Green Goblins, Freshman men's so
ciety, held their first meeting at the
Delta Upsilon house at 7 o'clock
Tuesday evening, October 12. The
purpose of the meeting was to per
fect the organization for this year.
The length of the meeting did not
dampen the pep and spirit of the new
members, according to those who at
tended the get-together.
Officers were elected as follows for
the coming year:
President Howard Turner.
' Vice-President Leslie Cadwallader.
Secretary Merle Hale.
Treasurer Stephen King.
Sergeants-at-Arms Elbert Evans,
Kenneth Schwab.
Plans for the semester were dis
cussed at length and committees ap
pointed for various activities which
the society will sponsor. The Green
Goblins announce that again this year
they are planning to do many worth
while things, including aiding In
ticket selling for game, ushering
when opportunities arise, and helping
out in various other school activities.
The following resolution was adopt
ed at the meeting and the Nebraskan
publishes it at this time in order to
acquaint students In general with the
prupose of the Freshmen society:
"Since the Green Goblins was origi
nally established to promote friend
ship and to lend its aid to all school
activities worthy of assistance, it is
also the purpose of the new Green
Goblins to further promote this good
Ideal. The Green Goblins will refrain
from entering politics as an organi
zation."
COBNHUSKER LUNCHEON
. TO BE GREAT AFFAIR
"Are you going?"
"Going where T"
"To the Girls' Cornhusker luncheon,
Saturday noon at the Lindell Hotel."
"What is it?"
"One of the oldest traditions the
girls have at Nebraska that of
lunching together before the Home
coming Day."
The W. S. 0. A. is in charge and
are planning a very peppy affair.
Ruth Lindsay, chairman of the enter
tainment committee, promises a very
unusual program. The program will
to a certain extent be carried out In
the decorations. Forty ."sure enough"
footballs will be hung from the ceil
ings. It is due to the courtesy of
Lawlor Cycle Company, that the W.
S. G. A. is able to secure the real
stuff.
The W. S. G. A. urges all the girls
to co-operate with them by learning
as many yells as possible before the
luncheon'. The Varsity cheer leaders
will be In charge and have declared
that the girls can not leave until they
can give the cheers and sing "The
Scarlet and the Cream." Very unique
favors are going to be given, which
will add to the pep of the affair.
Don't be afraid to buy a ticket be
cause the luncheon won't be over In
time, for it is the plan of the com
mittee in charge to go in a body to
the game.
Get your ticket today 'they are on
sale at the Student Activities v office
and are 85 cents.
Notre Dame snowed Western Nor
mal under the score of 42 to 0.
Rockne played his second string men
for practically the entire four quarters.
The work of Captain Coughlln was
one of the features of the game.
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of Dancing
Learn to Dance!
ENJOY YOURSELF
THIS WINTER
Ball Room Class Thursday
at 8 o'clock. Fundamentals, new steps
and ball room etiquette.
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