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TEE DAILY ' NEBRASKAN,
PulMli'd Monday, Tualuy, Vttlm--4y,
ThnrMilu.v nl Friday of riti-U wm-k
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roMnfllrr In Lincoln, Nrlrka, under Art
f t'onrr, Mnrrh S, 1S7B.
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N. STORY HARDING ...Editor-in-Chief
JACK AUSTIN Managing Ed. tor
JESSIE WATSON Associate Ed, tor
ORVIN GASTON... News Editor
GREGG McBRIDE News Editor
ROY GUSTAFSON News Ed, tor
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AMhUtnnl iHtttnrlnl wiitrrm llt-ln Howe,
Wurtl Kiuidiil nnd Harlan Hoyrr.
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BUSINESS STAFF
GLEN GARDNER. ...Business Manager
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KNOX BURNETT ....Circulation Mg'r
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DAILY NEBRASKAN'S SEC
OND SEMESTER PLATFORM
1- Clean politics In competitive
campus affairs,
2. More paid readers on the
campus.
3. A wider scope of news.
4. Realization of the new gym
nasium and stadium.
5. Lower prices to University
students.
6. Each student an "unofficial'
staff member of the Dally Ne
braskan. 7. - Adoption of the Single Tax
System next fa'l.
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THE HONOR OF SIGMA XI.
This is tho week in which seniors
are awarded distinct honors fcr keep
scholarship on a sound foundation
during their four years of college life.
Thirty-three students and graduates
were elected to membership in Sigma
XI, honorary scientific fraternity, at
convocation yesterday and the an
nouncements of Fhi Peta Kappa selec
tions will be made at a special con
vocation later in the week.
Sigma Xi is a real achievement, for
it combines textbook study with re
search work. That thirty-three Ftu
dents and graduates received this
honor at Nebraska this year, against
twenty-five last year, is a fact of some
importance. This year thirty of the
memberships go to men, as against
nineteen out of twenty-five last year.
This is to be explained by the f;irt
that a larger number of men are
engaged in scientific studies than
women. Twenty two of the awards
this year went to members of the
senior class.
The Nebraska chapter of Siirnia Xi ;
is twf ntv-feur yeara old, having her n j
organized in ISft". A number of its
charter members, including Profes
sors Harbour, Prnner, Swezey and Dr.
Candy, are still connected with the
University. Sigma Xi lias b-en very
active. The organization holds regu
lar opr-n nief tings, at which scientific
speakers of note are asked to lecture.
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DON'T EE A FAULT FINDER.
la bup.il.mg ot a perM,u s lauiis,
I'r;.y ouu't lorgut your own;
Ji.t-Liei.ibtr ihubti Willi houits
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t'lass
Should never throw a stono.
If we have nothing else to do
Than talk if those who i-in
'Ti.-. U iter we commence at liume,
And lroru that point begin.
We have no right to judge a man
I'nt.l he's fairly tried;
Should we not like his company
We know the world is wide.
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Some may have faults, and can we
say
That we ourselves have nous?
Perhaps we may for aught we knoT
Have fifty to their one.
Then let us all when we begin
To slander friend or foe,
Think of the ram one wordr may do
To those we little know.
Curses are repeated as easily,
Remember, as they are feown;
Don't speak of others' faults until
You have none of your own
Chicago Insurance Club Bulittlu.
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Dy I m a Cuckoo
it mail MkuktM nuu a le.siauiunt
in Washington the other day and
aid in nn aside to tho waiter, "Got
,.ny Scotch?"
"Sure," replied the waiter nnd went
ut and brought him a bowl of oat
i;:cal.
It certainly is true that you can
;vot it if you have the money. Ex.
Adole "Oh, my dear, I had the
I most thrilling; moment in my life
'ast night at a restaurant. The elcc-
1 ic lights went out unexpectedly and
';e Kissed me such a long delirious
kiss cf bliss."
Ma; inn "Who kissed you?"
Adele "Who? I don't know, dear.
I : hrt is tnsf uhv it u-nn rii 1hrlttln(r
...... ... ,, .V . w . . .
l.ehigh Purr.
What Cha Mean Bored.
Hostess "My dear, you do look
bored. 1 hope you arcn' concealing
tho fact that you find It dull."
Artless Guest "Oh, no. Quite the
contrary." Judge.
23-"All Caul is divided into three
parts.
2-1 "Yea?"
'23 "Yea, nnd you got 'all three of
them." ruppet.
w. w. w.
"I Wonder if He'll Miss Me," sane
the young lady with the cracked voice
And from the balcony came the an
swer, "If be does he ought never to
be trusted with a gun."
Maybe That's the Reason.
Prof, (after longwinded proof)
"And so, we find that X equals O."
Sleepy Stude "Hell, all that work
for nothing?" Siren.
"Ike Newton had the dope 'when
he went to college."
"Howsat?"
"They Fay he used to put quicksand
in the prof's hour-glass so's to shorten
that hour." Prown Jug.
Frosh "What was that noise
heard in your room last night?"
Soph "That was me falling asleep.
Sun Dodger.
Exit Romeo.
We were seated in a hammock
On a balmy nigh in June,
When the world was hushed in slumber
'Neath the magic of the moon.
I had asked one little question
And my heart was filled with hope.
Put the answer never reached me
For her brother cut the rope.
Ex.
"Why did Johnny feed the cow
peanuts ?"
"In the hope he would get some
peanut butter."
Spring and Summer
Garments
Let us suggest that you look over
your lighter garments and send
them to us now for cleaning be
fore the Spring rush.
The soil of last season can do
them no good, but may do them
harm.
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Campus Characters
(Py First Adc.)
No. 6. Bench Worms.
Three Measly Worms Were Wig
,ling in the sun--and Smooth little
'lckens were they two Chickens
pied them, the thing was Done
hey Couldn't Crawl away.
And now And then the Worm Will
"urn nnd act Like he wants to Get
p but the Sun is So Nice. And it
eesn't Finn so Let him Stay And
1 1 lict up.
For birds of a Feather Flock to-
ether rnd tho chickens like to
'oest Where there are plenty of
"orms and Springy Weather and no
'ad Records to Roost.
You passer-by don't pro and try to
Itop these pleasant Doings if you
Hp Too up and get quite Nigh You'll
Vppreclate this Public Wooing.
Now the Worm's not a beast but
Harmless thing A sign winter's
eased and Now 'tis the Spring.
Along Will come a Chicken hawk
nd take the Birdies away And leave
the Worms to wriggle and Gawk and
lope for a Rainy Day.
A little counsel to Lazy folk who
, t f)l(1 pprlluJ.chI(.k(,n Germ-Tend to
business and don't bench loaf don't
get the girly Pird get the Worm.
Catherine Peacom is visiting at the
Alpha Xi Delta house. She plans to
be in Lincoln for a week.
UNI NOTICES
Engineers.
Tickets for Engineers banquet an.i
lance are now on sale. Look at you:
college bulletin board for list of ticket
sellers.
City Auditorium
DANCE
Tonight
AMATEUR
NIGHT
$15 IN PRIZES
to the acts receiving the most
app'acse. The best vaudeville,
home-talent hsow you have ever
seen.
Admission only 10 cents.
North Twelfth
Engineers, Attention.
Contributions wanted for tho Engl
neor'8 Scandul Sheet. Everything
:ind anything welcomed, Pox outsldt
of niueprint office in M. A. Hall.
Positions in China.
The Teking Union Me lical College i
cf the Rockefeller Foundation has
plied to the Pureau of Professional
Service for college assistants.
A. A. REED, Director.
Room 201, Temple.
A. S. M. E.
Prof. W. L. PoPaufre will talk on
'lis patent "regenerative evaporator"
nnd T. A. Weir, '22. will tell about
'he manufacture of t-uck bodies for j
eyport, at a meeting of the A. S. M. E I
7:30 today in M. E. Hall 204.
Campus Cub.
Miss Helen Pennctt will Rive a
short address to the Campus Club a
a luncheon in the faculty women's
oom in the Temple today noon. I
Home Style
Malted Milk
25 Cents
THALLER'S
JfRESCRlPTION
HARMACY
BQHHESHte.
You can buy with
out fear when you
et your furnishing
here.
Narrow Silk Ties just
arrived $1.00
Coll. Att. Shirts ... $1 and up
Starched Collars, all
styles
.20c
Silk Hose 5Dc
VII.
HOP
HATTERS AND HABERDASHERS
DELAVAN
CAFE
i
Open Day an:l Nijrht I
We Serve the Best; Trices
Reasonable
Visit the Lantern Koom
Dancing from 9 p. m. to 12 a. m.
D E L A V A N CAFE jj
1439 O Street I
We Don't Want to be
Judged by Any
Other Restaurant
We want lo he jmlfred hx
Hie liifrh quality cf food nc
serve, liy 1 hp c o o k i n p,
vjiricty, service and our rea
sonable prices.
Here is where you'll find the
eaterer's touch added to
your repast.
CENTRAL HOTEL CAFE
1325 p St.
Pa JADif
8 si ni'zc-'
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Well girls, here I am agai
just to say that if your hnm6
town is under street car size
why not add a spaikle of .
terest to the community ,.ye by
wearing something a little ultra
when you burst in for
vacation?
spring
Thev exnect nrn,-.n-
great change in one anyway,
you know!
A pair o ffishnet hose might
turn the trick so name,! be
cause of their appearance, or
possibly because th.y catch
favorable attention. They're
made of soft heavy pknosilk
between holes, come in black
only, and are priced at $3.;5 a
pair.
Second Eloor.
and one of the new veils!
Just let a certain draped affair
of navy blue embroidered in
tangerine float gracefully off
your spring chapeau when the
band meets you at the s!a:ion,
and we'll wager than even the
grand ballerino who wields the
1 A
uaion win De lavoratiiy im
pressed. If you prei'cr a lace
veil, mere are some s:unn;ng
color combinations in Chenille
dotted effects behind which
one may try cxpei inienis in
subtle fascinating glance-. : f 1 .25
to $2.00 a yard.
Street Floor.
If you want your fami'y to ihink
that college Is making yeu sweet
and demure, then an Eton collar
is an essential part of your
vacation equipment. Such pretty
ones may be had in ruffly laces,
ret, and organdy. Son:e times
there's a vest attached to the
collar and matching cuffs. Ia
expensive, too!
Street Floor.
And when you wave a welcom
ing hand from the window as
the train pti'ls in, are you
poin? to have 4o keep one finger
.
over a rip In your f,ioi-
Heaven forbid, when '.here rre
bo many new nad attractive
ones waiting to be worn on just
such occasions. Short kidfi
ones for as little as $1 "9, on up
to the long ones in brown,
black, and white at $S and J9.
Street Floor.
Qudge SvGvenzcJ Co