Siindav. I'Vliniiiry 1!, l!-'2
THE DAILY NEBUASKAN
XHJE DAILY NEBRASKAN
I,ul.:hi'd Suniluv. 1iKHtl.iv. Wtilnrailay.
ThtirotHv ami fc'rl.lii v f em-h wttk lv the
fnlvi-riitv of NYhrftaka.
AeooptmKV tor muilliiB t apooial ruto
of inmir. rovllil for lu motion Una,
act of tMot.r 3. IS'l". aulliorlxed. Janu
ary :. l'.i-'i.
ofkiiim. imw:ksiti I'l hmcation
I mlrr ll JlwtUn f the Student Tub
UrMilon Hoitrrt.
Kntrrmt rrond cln matter at the
pe(oUW In l lnroln. Nrlraka, under Act
of nnima, March S. 187.
Vaberriptlun rale K P"
ft.uo per eemeeter
Sln-le copt
two to whom this honor meant, more
than it could possibly mean to anj
body else in the whole world. He
hutokiu. mikf
ORlX . VTON . KilUr-ln-riii'f
BK1 I.K KAKMAN Mumialna Kdtlor
(.ertrude l'uHer.n .K-taie Kdllor
llerbrrt ltrnel. Jr Mht Idilor
Kdwnni Buck NK"t :'"
(harle A. Mltrhrll Niit .djr
BL..i.tiv Snorlw Kt.ilor
Howard lluffrtt V"!- -Pr V'"
r-ru I- cnb - Oramatic Kditor
ioeph Nob...-
Alice Sen!- -
Military Kullor
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ASSISTANT V.MTIOKI.W. WK1TK.KS
Kennnh M. anilles Leonard t owley
K- ii. ;iiKtaron Helen I. l(eron
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Fditnr-ln-t hlef and .M:inin- Ktlitttr
4 laily
HISINKSS STAFF
I4MFS FIII K .. HnineM Munaier
CU M M'FY hlNKV
Cl-ilFKI HltKS t irrnlation Mgr.
Adenisin .WlManta
& .u;.n sitiinn Oonnl
Kalph Kr.lfi.-ld Art W Mlworth
tine skold Kirhard Mere
Je Randal
Melu fililor for tlii lne.
Charles A. MiMtchsll
knew this, yet he Imagined lie wr.
too busy about many things to win
and tell them, and so they learuet.
belatedly and from another source,
that their boy had become a Judo
Rupert Hughes in one of his stone
paints poignantly the heartwouuds in
flicted on an old father aud nn old
mother by their son's neglect to write
a letter home. To them a letter from
him, evidence of his thought of them
his undiminished affection, would
have been more welcome than ere
the neis of this new honor.
To Lincoln and Emerson, men dif
fering widely in character but bo:h
representative American, have been
ascribed the words, "There is always
time for courtesy." The mau who
says he is too busy to be courteous
has a distorted idea of the relative
value of things. The same is true
of the student away from home who
imagines he is too busy with dances
and the theater, fraternity smokeis
and committee meetings, yes. cveri
with studies, to write home at decent
intervals. He needs to realize that
like courtesy, writing home is an ob
Fierce , ligation that brooks no excuses.
There once lived a young fello
I who was a thousand miles from lumc
I wen his fther died. He had writ-
i ten home no less than once a week,
iand the last letter he would tver
write his father arived in tne old
THE SHUN.
Splattered with scr.rle t s!rf mc: J hone shortly after the parent died,
and glarins headline, the Evejiug this that came too late had
Shun, worlds yellowest nwspapei ! tM Iate to tell him oncv moi that
made its vearlv trip to Huskerland ! !iis son remembered him. Suppose
last nieht' Arriving as the elinux ;o!been only one in a month, or six
an evening of reckless hilarity, H 'months, or a year, and the father had
was seized bv students and Acuity Wed silently grieving at the neglect
members with eager hinds aud U3 ct his son? Think you it would ha .
conun.s were greedily devoured jbl'?a Pleasant for the son to recall
Some were pieasea. some prooKeu, i -v
and others disappointed. j
never again couid he write t h:s
Ti.rt l". ...i Chun w hrf.i vrv ! tamer .
aptlv referred to as the oltaring j H fathers feel keenly t!-e heart
house for Cornhusker scanda.. AndPanfs of neglect, brutaiiy appaiont in
ir, f,n a r-f thr. sm.-vithe absence of letters frcm their
roa.l last nicht we have to I children, how much more do mothers
rr- Wo sinorelv hone ihat no suffer wl"?n they must confess m s.-e-
Wx- t.v ofvuw at .-nv?h:njr wnic'i ra l- themselves that their sons or
appeared in the Shun became e i ,iau?li:ers care so little lor them that
know ih.it nverv thins was nu iit i'XT csnnot spare a few minted from
a spirit of fan. How ia the worvi i,:ivial fa"-s to send a weklv nies
the editors of the ,-hfei cbu:rd ot remembrance and love to
the information is more than we can i th se to wljom they cwv more inan
comprehend. Thev must ave a won-i in?v n repay in a score of life-
ucrful report orial staff.
Criticised thoucli it may som-t:mcs !
St. the Evening Shun plays a vi-r i
'ffportar.t rcle in Ne-brf-sa fc'uit-r.t 1
Service window City Tost Office.
A. A. REED. Examiner,
U. S. Emplovinent Service. 201
Temp'.e Bldg.
Mrs. Spunk: I want to be done in
oil.
Artist: On Wall street or on can
vas?
Alpha Kappa Psi
Ruslness meeting. Monday, Febru
ary 20, 5 p. m. in Commercial Club
room. Members will take luncheon
Tuesday at the Lincoln Chamber of
Commerre. Sign up in the C. C.
room.
Iron Splnx
A very important meeting of the
Iron Spinx is called for Tuesday even-
Dizzy: I h - -
Izzy: I thought that was the only
kind you ever had.
FAMOUS CHAPS
Charlie in.
College s.
ped lips.
eau.
Sorority crons.
-pel, Nebr.
Speaking of onions, we wax prover-
ing. February 21. at the Alpha Tau bia, and adJ .ns a man 8ees 80 ghai,
Omega house. Every member should ne weep
reserve this date and attend the meet
ing on time. Meeting begins at 7:15
sharp.
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The Calendar.
Sunday, February 19
Student Volunteers meeting, 4 p. m.
Faculty hall.
Monday, February 20
Wayne club meeting, 5 p. m
hall 109.
Tuesday, February 21
When you have been working hard
on your English assignment and have
executed a literary masterpiece and
are expectign it to receive a "royal
reception aud then get the "Ha, isn't
it awful?" After all, even tho your
product has a good "title" that does
n't always qualify for a "royal" re
ception. The "fiirst hundred manu
re scripts are the hardest. . i. z
If a man finds grains of coffee in
.....
Iron Sphinx meeting, 7:15. A. T. O. P's Java ", ne cenainiy nas grounas
I 1 1A
l ouse Ior compiainu
Junior class meeting, 11 a. m. So
cial Science Aud.
Episcopalian club, 7 p. m. Faculty
hall.
Vespers 5 p. m. Ellen Smith hall
De Molay meeting, 7:30 p. m
Scottish Rite Temple.
Union business meeting, 7:30 p. m
Wednesday, February 22
p. m. Social science 3io.
Iota Sigma Pi initiation.
Thursday, February 23
Christian Science society, 7:15 p
m. Faculty na.i.
'The first hundred years are the
hardest", the pre-historic man prob
ably said, for he was of the Stone
Aeie and his lessons were from stones
We would surmise that whenever he
wanted to answer a letter in a brutal
fashion, he made it "a cuting letter"
on a fiat sharp stone. A3 ax.
Have you a litle 'Con" in your
home? We understand that Saturday
sthrted the open season on these
nuisances, as well as their co-workers.
the Incompletes and the Flunks. Any-
North Platte Club. 7 p. m. "U" ha'.l, now, don"t feel badly about it; there
dimes? MMarquette Tribune.
Awgwan is Out!
University Notices.
il'e Ii airs al". the li'.t'.e pffair.; that .
people are trying to keep under cover I
nd teaches the o'.d. old lessen that j
'murder will out " It serves t ru
i me organization piease turn mem in
Write
; your name on the back and hand
All W. A. A. members that hare
ture the inflated reri.nalt!-s ihr oc
,,tIv..-i r to be used for the Cornhusker.
although at times it pursues 2 ra"."..r
I.arsh method.
AH in all, we
p'aee in th
.rens lor it.
Awg-Aan is Out!
UNIVERSITY NIGHT.
i:i to Miss Cark of Sue S;il'.e. at
thins th- i l,i ont'- AJ1 sr.aps wiil be taken care ot
and returned.
we air
Vocational Men
Special meeting Monday, February
reivers. ty tu ier.is tnd professors 2C' at American Legion Club
ire riouie-d ;r.to the iclioa in eiif ses ' rooms' al "'- P- m- Talks and ffiu
'cciy: the !ed ones, ti'-e oi;;p-' sic al entertainment. Every Vocation-r:-'Ji
d ones, -.h e c:auif:.-d ia' man be there,
ana tie jzn piain anustd oiitj
The- i-a roe vhr- .1 rt Phi Deltta Phi
l:uow that such a thing hs Vn. verity ' Phi Delia Phi picture for the Corn
night exists or raf.e nr elfort to at-) fcusker will be taken at 12 2oclock to
tend. The disappointed oi,e- fcr-iday at Townsen("s studio instead of
thos t who t:i-d to and cuhjutjat one o'clock as previousiy announ
get tickets. The other three treses ! ced
were at the hich school Saxrd?;
liK-ht tnd ruzzied i;p the "annual ' Sigma Gamma Epsilon
scancahoiis froiic. Sigma Gamma Epsilon picture for
Th? sore ones 2re they v.K "jpt i ihe Cornhusker will be taken at Town-
tje;;s and rtient it, tad these whs sends, Friday noon, February 17
expected f.-ee dvertising and didi I
get it. The gratified ones are our
vain br.'.tiiers and fisters who ne-ed-
11.
Friday, February 24
Wolohr campfire meeting. 5 p. m.
Ellen Smith hall.
Kearney club meeting. 7:30 p. m.
Faculty hall.
Sigma Chi Formal, the Lincoln.
Sarpy County club party, Giadys
Sutter home. College View.
Saturday, February 25
Pi Beta Phi Formal, Chamber of
Commerce.
Alpha Xi Delta Formal, the Lincoln.
French club, S p. m. Faculty hall.
Faculty c'.ub dance, S p. m. Art
hall.
are as many others in circulation.
Besides, ail you have to do is go over
and interview the prof, an dthen
drop the stuff.
FAMOUS CHANCES
First
Last
The
Game of
Per
Fat
Our
-ellor
of getting away with this
The profesional slogan seems to be
They shall not pass."
An operative in a canery lost his
Phi Delta Chi freshman dance, K. of finger in an acident there; it seens he
Numeda.
Important business meeting Tlmrs-
les-Oy feared they -aouid get no no- day. February 16 at 5 p. m. a Bcs
tonety. As for the remainder of i!ie sey hall. Proofs for the Cornhusker
gan?. it is just a mass of good nf.tured picture will be there. Advisory board
Huskcr profs and students -srho en-ieected and new members win be
joyde good program and relished the: voted on. All members are srged to
cracks at tl.eir vulgar or sacc-d fel-'be there.
i ... ... .
iue icfci;tutjon and eve-ytjia
lows
in general.
The lftl'2 program was top-notcher
and J. Wilbur Wolfe deserves con
grau,Ution tor his effective Land.iL.
of this feature Nebraska tradition.
The quality of the skits was above
the average and delays were reducd
teo a minimum. A coin men dibit fea
ture was the free an5 rystametic dis
tribution of "The Evening Shun," the
world's "yellowest newspaper" This
was accomplished by co-operation of
the committee and Sigma DelU Chi,
publishers of the snappy sheet.
The only regretahle feature atont
University night is that the entire stu
dent body and the faculty cannot in
tend. Of the classes mentioned above
th "disappointed ones" are in t.
majority. Some day. perhaps, the-e
will be a suitable auditorium erected
on the campus. In the meantime.
University night will continue to be'
enjoyed by those able ts attend.
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Contemporary Opinion
THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME.
He had been elevated to the &tach.
He relished the honor, as wit nat
ural. Boi back in his home toan,
under the parental roof-tree, were
Student Volunteers.
The Nebraska state student volun
teer cnion conference wEl be held al
Cotner college, Bethany, Nebr, Feb
ruary 17. IS and 19. AH stndnta In
terested in missions should attend.
Cornhusker Pictures
Orgonixation treasurers will please
call at Student Activities office to sign
voucher for Cornhusker pages. This
matter is being handled entirely
through the student activities effice
and should be taken care of at once.
Organization Picture.
Any organization wishing informa
tion in regard to picture for the Corn
husker may obtain such by calling
Townsend's B-1129, Chas. RaJi. B-4C29,
Ruth Miller B35S0.
If your appointment has not been
made, get in touch with the committee
in regard to this.
V. S. Civil Service Examination
March
Engineering, Chemistry, Metallurgy
and other laboratory; Technical, Pro
fessional and Scientific Clerical and
Stenographic Miscellaneous.
For further Information, cal at Ciril
C. hall.
Awgwan is Out!
The Exhaust.
Did'ja ever
Wait till midnight
To study
Did"ja ever
Slouch around
The table
And
Talk about
Dates, engagements
And near bethrothels?
Did'ja ever
Discuss the
New skirt !engths.
Spring fashions.
Sport shoes?
Vet you know
Sport shoes?
Yet you know
It"s eleven.
Did'ja ever c
Tell tales of
Many thrills.
Of whispered scandal?
Did'ja ever
Start to study
At twe'.ve?
Did'ja ever
Study till three
And
Did'ja ever
Make on
Eight o'clock
On time?
I was quite cut up about it.
And the man who got on the street
car without the necessary nickel was
Quite put out.
And the man who began as a fac
tory-hand and became the president
of the concern, was quite worked up.
But enough: we have conscientious
objections to intensive warfare of
this auger-like boring variety.
Your Head
must
5 not be forgotten in e
The SPRING
A
Beautiful Spring
HAT
Caps the Climax I
Latest Styles in i
I Plain and Flowered 8
a
ones B
$5.95 to $14.75
Jtrk
Mr. Moth-
"Where shall we dine
tonight, my dear."
Mrs. Moth
"OH! I Don't care, any
place where we can get a
nice KUPPENHEIMER
it's sure to be all
wool!"
$35 to $55
mm
QuamgCtoiha
C. E. Student: "Another volume or
Einstein's theory."
E. E. Student: 'Einstein uber alius."
M. E. Student: "Naw, just an engin
eers prayer at twilight."
Awgwan is Outi
Peggy Hartman, 23, was at her
home in Randolph during the week
end.
John P. Kinsey, '23, spent the week
end at Falls City.
Chalmers K. Seymore, '22, is spend
ing the week-end in Omaha.
Jeanette Cook, '23, will visit at ker
heme in Ft. Calhoun for a few dayt
Bob Anderson, '22, has accepted a
position with the National Refining
Co.. of Chicago.
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Bock of 20 seda coupons
Value 5c each $1.00
at CAPP'S FOUNTAIN
"With
Pease Drug Co., 1321 0 St.
? a vrith fi0
.Artistic Corsaees is one of J
our Specialties. Jonquils, Tulips,
and dallodils now in season.
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No matter what style, color or fabric; no matter how ex
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The foundation of this store's success is to consistently
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Prices.
The new lower prices prevail here without any sacrifice of
Quality or Workmanship.
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