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Thnrmlnv ami H-lilav f eneb week liy toe
University of Nebraska.
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Society Kditor
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nd lone t.aroner.
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KxeliatiKC Kditor: Mary Mieldon.
Dramatic Klitor: Cyril Coomb.
Military Kditor: Leonard towley.
Feature Writer: Maurice Smith. Hull
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Hl'SINESS STAFF
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ChHtincey KIllKey Aunt, liumnens r.
Clifford Hlcki. lr. Mnner
AO F.RTISINIi STAFF.
Kalpli Kedfield. Art V liiteworth.
Addison Milton Kidmrd Store.
University Notices.
Football "N" Men.
All men who were awardeU
the official "N" for football are
requested to call Immediately
nt the office or the director of
nthletics and state size for
sweater. If this Information Is
in mediately forthcoming, it may
be possible to get the sweaters
to the Student Activities office
before the holidays.
F. W. Luehring,
Director of Athletics.
the invitation of the University of
Nebraska to a special alumni convo
cation in his honor, in Memorial hall,
on December 27.
4:30
University Night Skits.
Any organization desirous of put-
tinf n a skit for University night,
mil?' have the manuscript in tl.e
hands of the committee before Janu
ary 15. The general chairmnn should
be notified as soon as possible.
The Calendar.
Tuesday, December 20.
Home Economics faculty tea,
p. in. Home Economics building.
Wednesday, December 21.
American Society of Civil Engineers
7:30 p. m. M. A. 102.
Group n of Square anil Compass
club, 7 p. m. Social Science 107.
Omicron Xu business meeting, 5 P
in. Ellen Smith hall.
Beaver City club meeting. 12 m.,
S. S. 102.
GOBLINS ENDORSE
ALUMNI PROGRAM
Freshman Men's Society Prom
ises Help To Secretary
Harold Holtz.
Mclit Kditor for tliU U-ue.
IIKKItKKT llKOWXELL. JB.
ALUMNI WEEK AGAIN.
Yesteiday the judges in the Alumni
Slogan contest picked what they con
sidered the best one of the many sub
milted, from the number of slogans
presented, it showed that the school
is interested in making this week a
big success.
Sunday the committee which is to
help the Alumni secretary, was an
nounced, and yesterday letters were
received by each one of them in con
nection with the drive.
The Alumni Journal is backing the
plan to the limit and every effort is
Notice of Change of Meeting.
The talk to be given by W. Z.
Whitten to the commercial club
Thursday at 11 has been postponed
until next Thursday, December 22, at
11 o'clock.
Prizes Offered to Agricultural Stud
ents by National Fraternity.
One hundred and fifty dollars is of
fered in two prizes for the best essay
written by an agricultural student on
"The Need and Sources of Agricult
ural Leaders." Manuscript must be
submitted before March 1, 1922. It
may not exceed 5,000 words. Details
regarding this contest may be secured
from the dean of the college of agri
culture. E. A. Burnett.
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EXHAUST
i
Woman reading paper, reads an aa-
vertisement "Gillette shaving tliu
world." Musing to herself, "I wonder
who this Gillette is?"
Teacher to pupil: Will you please
explain why this t;:ck is on my chair.
rupu: 1'iease .Miss, it was oniy a
joke.
Teacher: I am sorry, I fail to set
anything funny in that.
Pupil: I am sorry, you didn't get
the point.
At a special meeting of the Green
Goblins society Sunday atternoon ai
tha Alpha Sigma Phi house, the mem
bers of the freshman men's society un
animously endorsed the plan for alum
ni week as outlined by Sec retary 11. F.
Hollz. The Goblins drew up a resolu
tion ;o be sent to secretary nouz m
which they promised any assistance
which might be asked of them In mak
ing the venture a success.
The Green Goblins will give a sub
scription dance soon at the Rosoiwilde
party house. Tlnns for the dance have
not been entirely finished but will be
announced soon.
Following the business meeting, the
Goblins went in a body to tne Delta
Zeta house where the freshman girls
... i n
were nouting open nouse ior ui ui
the freshman men.
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RATERNITY
COUNCIL
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The new Blue Valley drive Is bound
i to be popular with a breezy abbrevia
tion as the B. V. D. road.
AJax.
FAVORS UNI WEEK
Motion To Abolish Frat Formals
Of 1921-22 Fails To
Carry.
Home Economics.
The Christmas tree given by the
Home Economies faculty will be Tues
day, December 20 from 4:30 until 5:30
For sale: Five seater touring
car, rattling condition.
Provincial Faper.
Three guesses; what Is It?
being made to make all old g:ads en
thusiastic about the plan.
The questions confronting the suc
cessful culmination of the proposed
seven-days of festivity are being dis
cussed on all sides. The councils rep
resenting the sororities and fraternit
ies are strongly behind it. The liter-M. A.
ary societies are doing a great
to help.
p. m. All home economics students are
invited. It will be held in the home
economics building.
Civil Engineers.
American society of Civil Engineers
will meet Wednesday, December 21 in
102 at 7:30 p. m.City Engineer
Bates will speak on the de-
Professor asking his usual qur sticn
"Is there any question about the
course?
Indian Club: 'Wnats the course
about?"
I sign of the construction of the Lin-
From all surface appearances the j coin Municipal swimming pool,
school is going to be more united on I
this splendid thing than on any thing
ever before proposed at Nebraska. The
reason for it is no secret and this
reason is that it will do a great deal
for the Nebraska of today and the
Nebraska of the future
Square And Compass Club.
j The. regular meeting of Group B,
1 Square and Compass club will be held
Wednesday evening, December 21 in
i Social Science 107. Dr. Woleott will
j present a number of topics for future
Everv- real Husker should back the study and all members should be pres
Alumni Week to the limit. pnt to express their preference. Dr.
Rankin will give a talk on the history
STRAINING FRIENDSHIP. ! of Masonry which promises to be
How many friendships have been J highly interesting. All University
sorely strained because of the insist-! Masons are invited and urged to at
ence of one ot tne parties of making) 'end.
the acquaintance productive in a ma-
terial way. The person who depends j Commercial Club,
upon a friend to help him get his les- j The commercial club will har Mr.
sons is shifting part of the responsi- j Whitten of the Lincoln chamber cf
bility that should he his alone, onto ; f ommerce. Thursday, December 23, at
the shoulders of his friend. In a. m., in 305 S. S.
Friends are sometimes taken as a
To Whom It May Concern.
All students will be expected to re
port to their classes beginning Tues
day morning after Christmas vacation.
(This arrangement will make it pos
sible for merry mr.kers to recuperate
a day after the morning after the
nif.ht befefre.
The proposed tentative plans for an
Alumni week in connection with com-;
meniement week next June were un-;
animously endorsed by the inter-fra- j
teraity council at a meeting held in
the law building Sunday afternoon.
Chairman H. D. Scott presided. !
Secretary Harold F. Holtz, of the 1
alumni association, was present and .
explained the proposed plans in detail.
Every member of the council expresse j
ed himself as favorable to the plan.
According to the plan, all fraternity
and sorority banquets will be held on
the evening of June 2. This will ne
cessitate a number of groups holding
their banquets in their chapter houses.
A motion was made to abolish fra
ternity formals during irzi-z2 but
failed io carry.
You can imagine
that a lot of chaps
you see hurrying to MAGEE'S
in a half-frozen condition
for Overcoats, this morning,
will believe in preparedness
after this!
Warm Overcoats $25 Upward.
flTMrn?
Quality Clothes
sort of first-aid station where service!
are gladly given free of charge. Every
one is glad to exchange ideas and sug
gestions occasionally, but when it ii a
regular thing to be asked to practi
cally prepare an entire lesson it gets
tiresome.
Omaha Club.
The Omaha club will hold a social
meeting, Wednesday, December 21, at
s:00 p. m.. In Faculty hall. Temple
building. The committee has succeed
ed in procuring this desirable meet
ing place and has arranged a very
The exchange is quite one-sided, for , attrictive program. Every Omaha stu-
the one has everything to gain and
nothing to lose and the other has notn
ing to gain and precious time to lose.
It is a selfish and unjust habit and
its continued practice undermines
friendship. It is a poor policy to fol
low on general principles for it will
not always be possible to have somt
one to shoulder the burden of diffi
cult tasks, or serve as a crutch to
tear the weight. The finishing
touches to a complete ruin of friend
ship are added when the one that
always needs help forgets to include
his helper in his social circle.
dent welcome. All members comi
promptly and bring a friend.
Contemporary Opinion
(Michigan Daily)
AMERICA'S HURRY.
A foreigner one? said to a friend,
"You Americans are always in such
a hurry. You hurry to rise, you hurry
to eat, you hurryt to work, you hurry
home, you hurry to bed."
There is reason for America's hur
ry. There "is work to he done. Lots of
It There are bridges to build, rail
ways to lay out, skyscrapers to erect,
mamoth corporations to extend and
develop.
This is a new nation, filled witn
young blood. It draws the more ad
venturours, the more courageous of
the older nations.
America-alive-plastic-growlng.
Europe-ultra conservative-impoverished-saddled
with nobility and class
strife.
In America the hampered worker
of other lands finds his future his
opportunity.
With so much to do. Is it to wond
ered that America hurries?
Notice.
The Gallery range will be available
to all men who have not fired the
prescribed course, on December 21, 22
and 23.
By order of Colonel Mitchell:
SIDNEY ERICKSON,
Major, Infantry, (D. O. L.)
The Men Have It.
Say folks!
How do you like the new
Gait the male element
Are affecting? A sort
Of a cross between
A boat's roll, and the
Tripping of a nymph,
With a little shuffle movement
At the heels no, not just
That, it would be as easy
To explain the movements of
An Egyptian dancer ns
This newest accomplishment.
Perhaps, it Is merely the out
ward expression of the blast nature
Of the modern college man.
Or maybe the co-eds
Ha-ro toi rupted their morals
With their customary
Adhsronce to fads.
Whil? we are wondering
What the next move will be,
We will admit that it is
QUITE FETCHING.
In Years Gone By.
Seventeen Years Ago Today.
At the meeting of the athletic
board the ballots for the football cap
tain were counted, and Charles Bors
rocoived the highest number.
Ten Years Ago Today.
Through the efforts of Chancellor
Avery, and the consent of Mr C. S.
Allen, president of the board of re
gents, it was decided to place, a cafe
teria lunch room for the university
students in the Temple building.
Plans were being made for remodeling
the building.
Eight Years Ago Today
The Dramatic club presenteu "The
Servant in the House" at Loup City,
under the auspices of the Knhts of
Pythias.
The Juniors won the inttrclass
championship in football by dj.'eating
the -freshmen 7 to 0.
Five Years Ago Today.
A total of $1,414 was reached by the
prisoners' relief fund In tha univer
sity. This Included $1,276 in cash.
and about $137 yet to be collected.
Two Years Ago Today.
Christmas vacation started. School
to open again January 5.
A telegTam from General John J.
Pershing stated that he would accept
Cornhusker Queries.
Q Who were the first members ot
the board of regents?
A The first members of ice boaro
of regents were Rev. John C. Elliott,
Otoe county; Robert W. Furnas, Me
maha; Rev. D. R. Dungan, Pawnee;
Rev. John B. Maxfield, Case; .Abel L.
Fuller, Saunders; Champion S. C'ms.v
Douglas; William B. Dale. Pjatt;
Rev. WiMi-m G. dinger, Burt mc
Dr. Fyfield H. Longley of Washing
ton. Q What was the score of the foot
ball game when Nebraska played Syra
cuse in 191r?
A The score was, Nebraska, 3;
Sjracuse, 0.
Q Who hods boys the present
record for the two-mile run and what
is the record?
A In 1917 Glen Graif made ll.e ru.
in nine minutes, fifty seconds.
QWat Lincoln the capita' cf Ne
braska when the university was
founded?
A The capital had been placed Jnsi
two years before and legislatures had
hardly begun to meet
QWhat is this "Organized Agri
culture" week?
A By mutual agreement imons
more than twenty-five state agricul
tural organizations, each holds its an
nual meeting in Lincoln during the
first week in January. Henct the
expression "Organized Agr culture
Week." With few exceptions th.
meetings are held on the Ag. collegt.
campus of the university. Hundred
of f aimers and their families atten.
these meetings each year, and it is
the natural home-coming time lor A.
college alumni.
JJf rt t .pGe? DWWmore sh
sh
Practice in Handling the Pistol
is Being- Demonstrated by
Captain Nix.
A late addition to the curiiculum
cf the university is a course in thu
handling of the pistol, which is now
being given in the military depart
ment. The instructor is Capt- n Rob
ert W. Nix, U. S. army, who is an ex
pert rifleman. When the actual fir
ing begins, it may be necessary to
name replacements for the instruc
tional staff, in case any of the be
ginners make mistakes.
The course is a limited one and :s
given in two sections. The maximum
number who may enroll in the course
is fifty. , The work is open at first
to the commissioned cadet officers
and warrant officers, but in case the
maximum is not reached, it will be
thrown open to the sophomores of
the military department. The work
is not regularly provided for in the
schedule and no credit is given for it,
bpt the interest has been very great
and the work is progressing vapidly
because of this fact.
The instruction is given in periods
of one hour a week. The first four
weeks are to be spent in, mastering
the nomeclature of the Colt .45. and
after the holidays target practice la
the gallery will commence, according
to Captain Nix. Tbis work will con
tinue until spring, when work on the
range outside will commence. ?Tatcbes
will be held between the companies
and with other organizations if pos
sible. This course should prove a very val
uable and popular one during the
crime wave that is sweeping tho coun
try this winter.
Co-eds!
Your jrirl friends will al
ways like silk irools.
Nolhinir could bo nicer
Silk Underwear
Silk Camisoles
Silk Teddys
Silk Hose
Your Dollars go Farther
Here
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uvt wlmt you think it should lie.
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