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TOUGH, ISN'T IT?
Ils going t,o be nn awful hard
spring for bowleggeil men. Knick
ers seem to have arrived. And al
though there are certain advanuiges
in being bowlegged, wearing krA-kers
is not one of them.
Knickers may be all right, but they
don't mean anything. They are ex
cellent for sport wear, and battins
around the countryside, or some such
diversion. Dut as to their utility fo-
cveryday wear, no one can say con
clusive:. George Washington and
Napoleon Bonaparte wore them and
yet became great men. Abraham Lin
coln and General Pershing did not
wear them and yet becaue great Men.
Draw your own conclusions.
However, lashlon dictates what to
wear (except when one happens to be
broke, and then he wears an t'.ing he
can find or borrow.) So that If the
craze seems to go far enough, it is
possible that knickers may cease to
be a luxury and advance into the ne
cessity class. If so, as we said be
fore, it will be highly embarrassing
for bowlegged persons. Ohio State
Lantern.
leave via the Burlington at S a. m.
Saturday and moot the guide at the
Taxton hotel at 7 a. m. sharp.
Grades.
All grades to bo counted for PI
Beta Kappa must reach the regli
trar's office not later thaan Tuesda;
March 7.
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Msht Editor for thU lae.
CHAKI.ES A. MITCHELL j
LUEHRING HAS GONE j
Fred V. Luehring, formerly director'1
of athletics at the University of Ne- j
braska, has officially turned over the j
adminisCrative reins to Fred Daw
eon and vacated the little two-by-four J
office he occupied in the Armory.
It must have been with a sign of
relief, as he left these inadequate,
cramped quarters for the last time:
but we be:ieve, too, that he must have
felt a tinge of regret because Ne
braskans had learned to love him ana
be had many pleasant asociations.
Luehring has more than made goo.;
during his residence in Nebraska and
we have nothing but words of com
mendation for him and his work
When he came to Lincoln he was
tendered many glittering promises as
to equipment, capital, etc. But these
dreams failed to materialize and with
the ever-present lack of adequate fac
ilities, the job became too small for
Luehring. A larger field has claimed
him.
He may come back sometime He
Is not so very far away and we ex
pect to see him often. Conditions
will not always be hopeless at Ne
braska. Someday we will have gym
nasiums and stadiums to our hearts"
content, and then Luehring may
come back.
University Notices.
Freshman Basketball.
Regular practice will be hell
for the freshmen squad for the
next two weeks. Candidates
not reporting during this period
will not receive their credit.
JOHN PICKETT,
Coach.
Unl Church.
Bishon Shaler will lecture Frida
March 3 at 7:15 p. m. at the univer
sity church, 13th and B and fue sub
Ject, "Origin of the Christian Church.
Important
The "N" club will hold an import
ant meeting at the armory Sunday
March 6. 2:30 sharp. All members
be present.
A. A. E. Meeting.
Monthly meeting of the American
association of engineers Wednesday
March 8, In M. E. 206. Mr. Harry
P. Letton of the consulting engineer
ing firm of Grant, Fulton and Lc
ton will speak on the subject of
"Sanitary Engineering." Nominations
for officers for the coming yeat will
be made at this meeting. Discussion
of engineering activities will be of
interest to every A. A. E.
HEAR JOHSI
Yesterday you read that Professor
Johsi, of India, will be at the Univers
ity of Nebraska on March 17 and
speak to university students jnder
the auspices of the International Re
lations Club. His subjects will be the
Ghandi movement, which, is most
talked of topic in India today and
one that should interest Nebraska
students. Profes.sor Johsi is a gradu
ate of Oxford University, England,
and speaks the English language evry
fluently.
Nebraska students should seize
every opportunity to hear a speaker
of this kind. You shoud strive to
get the viewpoint of just as many
outstanding j.ersonalitif-s as possible.
Mr. Johsi is one of the leading think
ers In the land from which he tome;
and the thoughts he expresses will
convey the ideas of the leading minds
of India. There is always a tenancy
on the part of students to became nelf
centered and narrow-minded and here
is one way in which this condition
can be counteracted.
The International filiations Clubs
brings speakers to the campus who
are always well worth hearing. They
come from all the leading countries
of the world and present the most
Yfta! topics of discussion. Wherever
you read of an address under tie aus
pices of th International Relations
Club, don't fail to attend.
INTERCLASS WRESTLING
The interclass wrest Ing meet which
was scheduled to begin Wednesday
March first, will be postponed until
Monday, March Sixth.
Class 1919.
Remember the 1919 class of Linci ln
high school reunion banquet March
3 at the Lincoln high cafeteria. A
program and dancing are to fellow t'as
banquet Get your tickets before
Wednesday from the committee or at
Meirs Drug store. Be sure and lot
Clarice Greene know if you are com
ine.
Golden Fleece Luncheon
Tickets for the Golden Fleece Lun
cheon to be held Saturday, March 4
Ellen Smith Hall, must be purchased
by Friday noon, March 3. The com
mittee in charge of the sa'e is: Lor
ena Plimton, B1SS5, Betty Kennedy,
B35S0, and Vivian Hanson, B6450.
P. P. K.'s will give a D. A. M. N
irood Dartv Saturday. March 18. All
eligible are asked to call Ad. De'.tman
Ted Worth, or Evadna Richards, Clyde
Wilcox sometime within the next
week.
Sigmt Delta Chi Initiation.
Siema Delta Chi will iuitiate
pledges meet at the Grand hotel at
4:30. Following the initiation a short
busness meeting will be held.
Iron Sphinx.
Iron Sphinx meeting, Sunday, March
5, 4 p. m., Silver Lynx house. Tickets
for party will be distributed at this
time.
The Calendar.
North Platte club 7 p. m. Univers
Friday, March 3.
Delta Chi spring party, Rosewilde.
Union open meeting, 8:30 p. ta.
Twins club dinner, 6:30 p. m. Barr
home, 1104 D street
Palladian open meetings, 8 p. m
Temple.
Phi Mu party, Ellen Smith hall.
Gamma Phi Beta formal, the Lin
coln.
Saturday, March 4.
Engineer smoker, Walsh hall
South 12th stroet.
Delta Upsilon formal, the Lincoln.
Phi Mu banquet, the Lincoln.
Kappa Sigma dance, K. of Z. hall.
WANT ADS.
FOR SALE $S5 cornet for $3;.
cash; case free. Call Rm. 325, Y. M.
IiOSTAN ENGINEERS NOTEBOOK
and calculties map. Reward. Call
L-6004.
Personals.
Prof. Grumman has gone to Blair
to lecture at Dana College at Hcnrik
Ibson.
Just received another shipment of
those fine cowhide brief casts at
19.75. George Bros., 1213 N St.-.-Adv.
See our new St. Patrick favois and
decorations. George Bros.,, printers,
engravers, stationers, 1213 N St.
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MATTERS AND HABERDASHERS
Cage Tournament Committee.
Wanted men to help meet trains.
operate, check stand, handle score
board, and assist in the entertain
ment of the visiting teams. This
work will require from three to four
hours daily on the part of each one
or the committee from early morning
until late at night. Each fratr-rr.ity is
asked to have a freshmen representa
tive on this committee. All men who
f an assist in this work report at the
Temple Y. M. C. A., east room at 6:45
p. m. Friday evening for a short or
ganization meeting.
Agronomy.
The grain grading ciass under Pro-j
fessor Gooding will vis;t the bay and :
grain exchange at Omaha Saturday,
March. 4. All men making tt; trip
the Automatic y Push-Bacfo
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ADAM AND EVA
The play is a good one. Although
it received a lot or false and undu
publicity by certain Ftate papers It
portrays a very excellent story of
modem American life.
It is very well played. The Univers
ity Players deserve great credit for
this production. It is easily one of tbe
beft tbey have produced this season
and we are trld it bids fair to be a
record breaker In attendance. Every
part is well handled and the charac
terisation perfect
The Players hare spent a Teat deal
o ftfane on this play. They dferlve
the support of the student body. Re
member that they are working hard to
promote the activities of the organlz
atkm and receive only the glory for
their work.
Don't fail to see Adam and Era.
Redjpoint sheathes its lead the
moment you have finished
writing
Simply press stiaight down on
the pant.
The lead jumps back into the
barrel instantly.
There it remains until you are
again ready to use it. with no
protruding point to damage or
kail pocket, tag. or blouse.
Pedipoint is the only pencil
which thus protects its lead. It
is the only pencil jou will use
once you have experienced its
greater convenience
See it try it today.
Price from 50 cents up.
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