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F.DITOKIAI. STAFF
JACK Al'STIN Killtnr-ln-riiirf
OKIN II. l.vro. Muiiiiitiii Killlor
ll;l,I.K FAKMAN VnsiM-iiilr F.iUlnr
Flilrlilgo l.owe - Killlor
Herbert Hruwiu-ll, Jr Killlor
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tlmrlrs Mlti'lii-ll Sport, Kililor
John Hnll.iiimw orili Sirls Kililor
Milltjr.v Kilitur: Leonard Cowley.
.VI-IiiiiI Editor: Frank IteUer and
Gertrude Ptilterion.
Aflslnnt Sot-let. v Killlor..: Zellii (iillmor,
Gertrude t.nulil. nnd iilom llullinger.
V.men'i Atlllrlit-: Mle Stllle.
Fxi'liaiiBO Kililor: Vary Mn-ldon.
llriinuitlr Killlor: Ayril I'oombi.
Feature. Writer: Mury Tliomim. Oit
ford liuin.
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Clmiintey Kiosry Vt. HlncHH Mr, J
Clifford Hick '
philosopher hua done in many months
"Love your job or get another."
This is Jordan's keynote. It applies
to everyone, be he businessman or
poet.
A man's job should be what he puts
his whole heart and soul Into. During
working hours and often after hours
he should be striving, planning, and
hustling t do his job justice.
He should not only do well what is
assigned to him. He should havve
ideas of his own and try to make his
own efforts just a little better thau
those of his predecessor.
A few months of this, and success
will have crept upon him unawares.
He will be master of b's job and will
be sought for advice by others.
Faith in his work and joy in the j
mere performance of it mean every
thing. If there is no faith, the man
should get another job, as Jordan ad
vices. Going to school is a job. There are
innumerable jobs in campus activi
ties. Well-done tasks in school fore
cast well-done jobs after school. Find
your job and love it.
Our youthful heroes may test their
valor in the war game In Nebras
ka hall. It hasn't any of the hor
rors of combat. We are sure those
gentile individuals that find enter
tainment in chess will find consid
erate "kick" in this harmless game.
.Cuine, whether or not your twin Is
i here.
Suggested Curriculum.
Plumbing.
Research studies in tobacco We
recommend them both as pipe courses.
Tlio captains of the teams work
ing on the W. S. G.. A. membership
campaign are requested to turn iu
a report of money recetved and
membership lists to Margaret Stid-
worthy beforo Thursday noon. Octo
ber 6, 1021.
It's a long race that has no winner.
"I wonder what led Shakespeare to
say, 'when ignorance 13 bliss, 'tis folly
to bo wise.' "
New Editor for thta Insue
HEKBKKT BROfl.NELL, JB.
THE COMING OLYMPICS.
One of the most remembered events
In the life of the men of Nebraska
is the annual freshman-sophomore
fight. The observances of the tradi
tion of alympics is one worth while.
It promotes the feeling of rivalry and
fight between the classes and is
turned, when the day is past
real Cornhusker spirit.
The Exhaust
into
Suggestion is a little word that pos
sesses mighty power. A salesman
having it down pat. can hold you by
the hour. A starlit night and a sil-
i ver moon have very obvious mean
ings. A mention that the market's
good, gives many a wife her innings
But of all the things perverse and
far wrong from amusing is to meet
It is the duty of the second year gome persoon traveling on and that
men to initiate their younger brothers,
just entering, into a realization of
new standards and broader fields. Who
is more competent to do this than the
Bophomor, who has just passed thru
all the phases of a freshmnian's life?
So rightfully to him falls the task.
rt is surely tme that when we
fight for our existence shoulder to
shoulder with a fellow classman
against a common enemy and in a
common cause, that we will never
think of that man as a stranger, but
as an ally, a friend, and as a brother.
Thus a spirit is born, which, matures
through the ensuing years until the
day of our graduation, and which in
after years, enables us to look back,
with vivid memories of our class
mates and the days we spent with
them.
So every freshmen should look upon
the Olympics, which will take place on
tho dav of homecoming. November
12, as his opportunity, not only to se-:
cure the immediate reward of dis-j
carding the green cap if he and his j
associates win, but to meet and be- j
come indelibly affiliated with his fel-j
lows in the university way.
fair right abusing. On a morning
bright with sunshine, and cool with
autumn breezes. A maiden fair comes
up to me and my arm gently squeezes.
Her glance is so enticing and her
beckon is so coy, my heart starts
quickly pounding and my face
blooms out in joy. "My name is
Dinna Guessit," she whispers lov to
me. I look perplexed and then my
mind starts thinking things with glee.
'"Can be she's on a task divine, to
tell me that a fortune's mine? Must
be some honor's on me thrust, and I
will welcome it with zust. Perhaps
oh cool my fevered pate perhaps
she'll ask me for a date. '"But these
the accursed words I heard and be
lieve me I'm a wiser bird. A prom
ise small I would of thee. At the
election polls, will you vote for me?"
SPOOF.
The Exhaust.
Your "Story Hour" usually tomes
when you try to explain why you
didn't show up for your date.
"Oh, that easy. He tried to pass
the. polls on election day without
going in."
ANN USHER.
Green Goblins.
Initiation of all new Green Goblin3
Sunday afternoon at 2:15 sharp at the
XI PsI Phi House. All old Green Gob
lins are requested to be present.
"Down with whisky," shouted the
first speaker on the program.
"Yea Bo," chorus of voices, as the
owner of each sets down an empty
glass. BOUFFON.
UNI NOTICES j
W. S .G. A.
The W. S. G. A. Board will meet
Friday at 5 o'clock at- Ellen Smith
Hall. Important business meeting.
I very board member out.
Notice.
Mrs. Helen Barrett Montggomery,
president of the Northern Baptist con
vention, will speak to the Uni class
at the First Baptist church next Sun
dav, October 9, at 12 o'clock.
Military Notice.
Tli.; btore rom in the basonic.il ii
Nebraska Hall will be open for the
issue of unitorms to i resnmen irum
S-12 a. m. and 3-6 p. m., beginning
Wednesday October 5.
Lutheran Club.
Election of officers will take place
at the Lutheran Club meetiny in Art
Hall, Friday. October 7, at 8 o'clock.
Short program and social hour fol
lowed by business meeting.
"Election of officers will take place
at the Lutheran club meeting in the
art gallery, Friday, October 7, at 8:00
o'clock. Short program and social
hour will follow die business meet
ing."
CROSS-COUNTRY.
Coach McMasters. of the cross-coun
try team, has issued a call for ad- j
ditional candidates for this sport.:
Primarily his idea is to get material
from which he can build a Missouri
Valley cross-country winner. The run
will be held in Lincoln on Homecom
ing day and we can see our men in
action.
The second motive the coach has
is one that he stressed to the fresh
men yesterday at a special convoca
tion. It is his desire to give to all
men in the university a better phy
sique, a fitness that would be an ally
to them in all battles, physical or
mental, that they may enter.
Physical fitness is a prime requisite
to the successful man. Oar army, to
be successful, had to be fit and every
man that, left for France passed a
rigid personal examination. Today, in
the fields which our graduates ex
pect to ei;ter, are battles demanding
Just as keen and jast as physically
fit contestants. To hold our own in
that battle we mut be reay. Cross
country will help us achieve that end.
Our whole body is a machine. Can
an engine work to its best efficiency
if a cylinder or wire is in poor
shape? Can our mind do its best if
hampered fcy a body that will not
successfully accomplish its directions
and commands?
Get out for cross-country! You mav
possibly help yoour school, but you
are sure of helping yourself, if you do.
1 Perhaps He's Safe.
: "'They tell me that the player at the
; bat married for money."
t "Yes: And it's the best home he
! ever stole, believe me."
Civil Service Examinations
Experts in chiM welfare (1S0O-2000)
Oct. 4 t Nov. 1, 1921. Any one desir-
i:ig lurtaor information ca.i at iu
Scivice window city postofiice. A. A.
Ree l. Director Burer.u of Prof: sicnai
Service.
Wayne Club.
The Wayne , Club will have a
"wiener roast" at Robber's Cave
next Saturday afternoon. All former
Wayne Normal students and former
Wayne high school students are In
vited. Meet at 10 & 0 St at 4:30 p.
m. for car. Come out and have a good
time.
Friday, October 7
Regular open meeting of Delian so
ciety, 8:00 p. m., Faculty hall, Tem
ple building.
A'pha Phi House Dance.
Union, open meeting; Temple Bldg,
S::30.
Lutheran Club meeting, S p. m , Art
Hall.
Open Meeting of Palladian, S p. m.
Saturday, October 8
Achoth party for pledges, Lincoln
shire Club rooms.
Kappa Sigma house party.
XI Psi Phi house dance.
Sigma Alpha Epsllon dance, Lin
coln Hotel.
t ambda Chi Alpha, house dance.
Delta Gamma house dance.
Wayne Club Weiner Roast, Rob
ber's Cave.
Student reception given by commit
tee of 200, Temple building.
Gamma Phi Beta tea given by
pledges, Brown Betty tea rooms.
Bushnell guild matinee dance.
Alpha Delta Pi house party.
Agricultural students desiring Aw
gwans to be distributed from Ag. Fi
nance office, leave name there.
Sunday, October 9
Green Goblin initiation, 2:30 p. m.,
XI Psi Phi house.
During the World Series
Just as much pep
in Clothes as
Babe Ruth
puts in
home runs!
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TWINS CLUB
All twins i f the University are cor-
lially invite 1 to attend a party i:t the
C-:ambe;l; in Lome, 723 South Fif
tcti.tli, Friday, October 7 at S p. m.
The church inspires youn? men anil women to jilay t he
irame of life clean and fr all they are worth.
GO TO CHURCH REGULARLY
A Cordial Welcome Awaits You At
ALL SOULS' UNITARIAN CHURCH
12th & H
Every Sunday at 11:00 A. M.
CONTEMPORARY OPINION
Ohio State Lantern.
LOVE YOUR JOB.
Divers and sundry recipes for suc
cess have been propounded since tune
ImmemoriaL Very probably no one
will ever be able to define thoroughly
All the entities which make for suc
cess, or even obtain a satisfactory
concrete idea of Just what success is.
But Edward S. Jordan, president of
the Jordan Motor Car Co, of Cleve
land, in a recent address, struck more
closely to the bull's-eye In the matter
of success in business than any recent
"Build for Success9
DEAIJ STUDENT:
You are now laying the found
ation upon which to build your fu
ture SUCCESS.
Modern education recognizes that
a sound body is as equally essential
to success as a sound mind.
The dance is equally a developer of mind and body
and it is a joyous play. The dance is becoming the basis
of the new Physical Educational movement.
Our course in dancing recognizes this mental and
physical value, without sacrificing one iota of the fun in
dancing.
The spirit of the service to our pupils our authority
and sincerity mean your success. Come in and letns
discuss your dancing problems or 'phone L C028, B 1786
for an appointement.
CARROLL'S MODERN DANCE STUDIOS
Nebraska State Bank Building
First Floor
Entrance Room 108
c. ii. Co.. n:i
The Style Clothes
of America
WHEREVER young
men of good taste
and fashion gather in the
clubs at the theatre on
the links on the campus
and on the boulevards
there you will note the
predominance of Stratford
Clothes. They are the ac
knowledged style guide of
the country.
It pays to buy the best.
The new Fall and Winter Styles are now on display
TMt NOMI tf.MO CtOTHfX
