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EIGHT TENNIS COURTS
SOON READY FOR USE
To Charge IOn0 Dollar Membership
Fee for Entrance Into Club
Tickets on Sale.
A part of the University tennis
courts will be ready this week. Di
rector of Athletics Fred V. Lueli
ring announced Monday arternoon
that about eight of the courts would
De ready and that the additional
courts would be opened up for the
use of the students as soon as they
are put In readiness.
At a meeting of the executive com
mittee of the University of Nebras
ka Tennis club Monday afternoon it
was decided that a one dollar fee
should be charged th0 students and
faculty members for use of the court
during the remainder of the semes
ter. The committee feels that
making a light fee more students will
be encouraged to use the courts.
Faculty and Students Eligible.
For the present the courts will b"
'for the use of students and faculiv
members only. With the aopening of
the entire set of courts those in
charge may decide to admit the cit -
i lens to membrshlp under certain eon
; ditions.
To play on the courts a student
must have paid the one dollar mom
bershlp charge or paid the daily nd
mission charge which will probably
be 25 cents. The memberships will be
non-transferable.
A man will be In charge of the,
courts at all times and the plan is to
keep the courts In excellent condition.
The membership tickets In the ten
nis club will probably be on sale at f
the Student Publication office Wed
nesday morning. Additional inTonon
tion regarding the rules and regu!
tions regarding play on the courts
will be, given In the Wednesday Is
sue of the Daily Nebraskan.
ZOOLOGY STUDENTS FORM
S NEW ORGANIZATION
Second Year Work In That Depart
ment I Required For
Eligibility.
The Zoological Society elected olTl
cers at its regular monthly social and
business meeting Tuesday evening
The following were elected: Presi
dent, F. Q. Meserve; vice president,
George Sims; secretary, Gladys
Weese; treasurer, Genevieve Roberts;
sergeant-at-arnis, Gayle Pickwoll. Ap
proximately twelve members were at
the meeting.
The Zoological society was or
ganized this year by a group of stu
dents who wished to keep in touch
with current zoological events. It has
thirteen members, three of whom are
of Sigma XI. One or two were elected
to Phi Beta Kappa. Membership Is
by election. To be eligible a student
is required to be taking at lcist his
second year of zoology or to have
more than one year's credit in zoo
logy.
Zoology students Interested in ihe
society nro invited to attend the not
meeting, which will be held May 5.
It will be scientific, social and busi
ness. New members will be elected
soon.
LAURA R. PFEIFFER TALKS
TO PERU DINNER CLUB
"The Present Attempt at World Or
ganization" Was Subject of Uni
versity Professor.
Dr. Laura B. Pfeiffer, associate pro
fessor of European history, spoke at
th0 Faculty Dinner Club banquet,
spoke on "The Present Attempt at
World Organization." She also ad
dressed the Peru students at chapel
PLAY AND ITS RELATION
TO RURAL LEADERSHIP
In the morning.
The banquet, which was the last of
the year, was the most elaborate af
fair given by the club. Fifty members
were' present. The club is corcr .1
of all of the men and women roembrja
of the faculty. After the banquet and
Pfeiffer those pres'ni
wor" divided into four groups ami
Karl Mast. Y. M. C. A. play direc
tor, will address Trof. J. O. Rankin's
class in rural leadership, upon tho
topic "Play and How It May Be Ap
plied by Rural Loaders." Class will
meet ai ,:ou w emit-su.iv "rus. speech by Dr
April l0. All students mi crested 1? 1
'janv phase of play work are invited to each
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which may be used by rural leaders.
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LOST A erey squirrel scarf in the
gymnasium between eleven and
twelve Tuesday morning. The fin-l-cr
will be rewarded-if the scarf is
returned to the Student Activities
office.
LOST Pair of dark-rimmed glasses in
case. Return to Student Activities
office. 2t
goup presented a skit bised
on a Shakesperer.n play. Local songs
and yells composed for the ocoasi-.i
were enjoyed and there was also a
takeoff on the commencement exrr
cises.
Dr. Pfeiffer left Lincoln early F11
day m'i.,' g. She was met at Auburn
by a car and drove from there the 12
miles to Peru in a driving rain. She
told an audience of three hundred
at the chapel of her experiences in
Germany and France in 1920. Miss
Pfeiffer was the guest of Professor
Mattie Ellis of the distory department
at luncheon at th Faculty Women's
Boarding Club.
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to Student Initios office
reive reward.
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LESSONS
K.irly Monday, decoratoins in Arm
strongs' display window aroused the
interest of persons passing by. The
usual haberdashers furnishings were
lift in one of the windows but in place
there appeared an exhibit of engineer
i:g instruments and equipment. Blue
Prints and posters conveying to th?
public that there was an open night
iit the University when all the labora
tories would be open for general in
spection. A case containing a familiar
kitchen utensil caused the people to
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a coffee pot could be continually pour
ing coffee. The coffee pot was sus
pended by a small gauge wire and
there could be no possible way of ad
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was perplexing to everyone and count
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I but the scientific explanation is now
revealed.
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j which when equipped with a special
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the Home , Economics department.
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