Friday, .March 10, UY22.
THE DAILY NEBUASKAN
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN !to' 3 much practice aa la possible
during the next three weeks hs the
match is to be held from April 3 t'J
S. The men are:
I. P. Hanson, A. J. Luebs, M. K
Scofleld, II. M. Clute, A. V. Kendall,
and C. Clark.
I'iiIiIInIhmI Siitiilnv. TiHBilnv. Wi'iliU'Hilay,
ThurHiluv mill Kriilii v of each week liy Hie
I'ltlVITMltV t Nt'lirHHkll.
Amiliim'e fr uiuilliii; nt special into
of poKtHKi provided fop In kccIIoii 11U3,
art of October 3, lt'17, authorised, Jatiu-
OKMC I VI. I'XM KKMTV VI III.1CATION
InUrr tlis ilirrrllan of Hi Student 1'ub
llrulloiia tluunl.
t-.nl.reU Keeoml cUmi matter Hi III
pMtnce In l.liiriiln. NrlrHktt, under Act
of (inrr, .Mureh 3. 187B.
abnrriiUn rute i-l0 per yr
(l.)KI per emeiter
Unrl ropy enU
KHITOKI VI. ST.VKK
OKVIN It. tilSTON Kdllur-ln-Chtef
HKI.l.r: r K.MAN' MiuiurIhk KillU-r
tiertrmlc I'utlerMm Yeim K.dltiir
Herbert r.rowuell, jr Nislit Kiluor
r:Unrl lluck Night Editor
riiarle A. Mitchell MrIU Editor
John llcntley Sport Editor
llownril Huffelt SportH Editor
Cyril I- t'ooniuv.... Ilriiiimlle Editor
Joki'iiIi Noli..- Military Eitltor
Alice Stcen ... 1 M""
ASSISTANT EIHTIOKIAL WKITEK.t
Kenneth Mctandle Leonard Cowley
Koy II. tiiixtufxon Helen I. I'eiernon
Ol Kit K HOI KS
Kilitor-ln-t hU'f ami Managing Ediloi
4 Daily
KOOM ins. "t " II A I.I.
Matches have been schedulod with
the Universities of Wisconsin and
Minnesota for March 17 and IS. Mem
beis of the first team shall leport
on the target range for practice at
every available time within the next
two weeks. ,
By order ot J. G. NTH.
Captain Nebr. Rifle Tos.ui.
Ill IKSS sT. 'V
HMKS KIHIiot K ... HulneH Mnniiser
r'llAI N EY KINs:V Y"l. Ilus. Mgr.
CX1EEOKH IIIIK I imitation Msr.
Iron Sphinx Dance.
The Iron Sphinx are giving a sub
scription dance Friday night i: non-
or of the visiting high school teams.
tckcrnuui's orchestra will furoloi; the
music confetti and favors will be giv-
The Exhaust.
D'ja ever make a
Blind date with a
Girl over the phone
And just keep It
To see If she would
Come?
You were there merely
Out of curiosity
And you watched a
Group of three or
Four
Come out of a
Building and you
Knew she was one of
These.
They giggled and then
Walked off down the
Street without even
Giving you the benefit
Of a frigid stare.
But Boy, weren't you
Glad they did after
on away. Tickets may be secured You fouIU, out le
Union
l aion initiation will be held at the
Caves on Friday March T. All in
itates will meet at 7 p. m. at the
I .1 . etl.ln. l.klwltinlu
AhiiMn Mitton nonai.1 riere , corner of 10th and O streets.
Kalph Kcdticld Art liltvonli
Otto skold Kiclmrd Mere
Je Kamiiii I University Church
Xislil Editor lor tlii- lne.
HEKHKKT HKOYYNKI.I.. J K.
! Bishop Shajier will give the second
Jot his lectures on the history of the
, ' cuurcu, r riiiay evening ai me t. ui-
CONGRATULATIONS. versity church on 13th and R streets.
I IT: ...i. i a. ii 4er-1.
Hiuh school men. cVrm usker iup-!Illa "Jci ui iu v.uuSea uu
pers, congratulations!
Nebraska is proud of her liui.'
athletes and proud oi t!.e record jcu
are making this year.
Officials in charge of the tiist day
Factors of the Reformation."
Geography.
Tiie mens field class in geography
will meet next Saturday morisii.;; at
IC 1- V. .K-rt .O-li-.1T -"1i1 TJrint.
piav iu tie sreat.st basketball Uur-r
nacieut the world has wer se,u have J mapping note books, pencil, and
notUiiii but pra.se for the ay yj- erasei. A trip toward the ;eiiiuu
played yesterday. jtia"' "" Prubabl-V be taken. Kepons
Those boys know what gocJ sport l "til v
Is," s.'.iJ one proin:aetu ofiicil, "nicy
plajed Laic:. :.cord;ug to l'..- lults,
and wre tourteoas.'"
That is the sport, men. t.iat ea
March 3.
Person you had a date
With and lamped her
Baby stare?
Pja?
Square & Compass Club.
Meeting of Section A of the Sjuaic
ables the American athlete to le..J! ac iu -uou.v. ltu.-
the world. Nebraska, without ques j- 236 South Eleventh streot. Sua
tion. lead, the world in the sve of i ,. March 12. at C p. m. A!l iat.r
hish school basketball tournament j the subct of the v' -rk iJ
r,,..,, : ...,r, , r n-.. r.rar..i!u Ta,ril degree are cordia..y
THE CORNHUSKER GIRL.
She may seem slightly simple.
But oh, her hair! her hair!
Not golden rod or evening glow
With them can well compare.
Her head is bent in slumber.
Her arms partake of rest.
About her pensive lips unfolds
The secret of the West.
She dreams sweet dreams of wood
lands.
Of fields golden with corn;
Ot joyous songs that will ring forth
With the first rays of the morn.
?irensth .lives within her nature.
Love glows within her heart;
H-r gentle, peaceful breathings
Faithfuines impart.
Her dreams are poet-fancy
Wrought by an artist's hand:
But her rosy lips and golden hair
Are (Who would understand?)
X. Tempo Raneous.
sport have praised the idea of the .
man;mo;h state i tournament a:.d the j
way it is handled in the IViUviSakcr j
state. i
No less a national figure ihan Mr.
NaUmeth, who wigrii.-ied t'.' g:-.me
of basketball, said Nebraska fcud tliii
richt i-!v.t an 1 i.e n:;-.rvtrld at the s
i
skll!:ul way the t-jurr.ar.:t-nt v.s tac-
died. I
The sin c: this touruamea. iaji
cates the way the Universi'y ! Ne
braska is ca!'ed:
-The giant of the raidlle-w '"
But Ne&ra?ki is net m.-.Je -i :i:'r.t"
bci:Jis- cf c:ere i;un.b rs. ! is th-r
sp:r:t that ts th than. i,-..:.ig
spirit. That :"s what makes the U. vf
N. a -;:r.t That i why the itnl-:
versity is cf the hi-b school
bashett:.!! play. :s Ji-ht- rs a:!, ia a '
fightiKg s; c-rt. j
vited.
Franklin Club.
The Franklin club wi! hold a pto--'iessive
sommerset" party in the V.
M. C. A. room of the Temple at S ;.
m.. Friday. All Franklinite5 are iJ-vited.
Grace M. E. Church
j Mrs. Williams, professor cf Sdc'.c
ilocy. will talk on "Race Problems in
i Nebraska" at the Young People's
In-et-tiiig at Grae Metho-lisi clr.irch
next Sundav evt-nins at 6:3').
"students who are interest. d in Social
problems are invited to come. Co-.
2'hi and R streets.
Mystic Fish
Special Mystic- Fish meeting F.l.c-n
?mtth Hall. Friday, 5:() p. m.
C . . t PaMadian
Ontemporary Opinion ? fhe new members program will b-
the feau.-e of the evening ' the re
3;u ar Pal'-tdian open m-- :rg. S r
:ii.. Tc-mp!e.
PHONOGRAPH ECLIPSED
Whit a cLar.t-e l as iak-n p!ac
the American home in th- last twe j
ty years, fed us -iyrV.-; Menorah
whe. ever?- to, tad a -laiapht- r v. h , A Sn? cf ,h, M.norah Society
cou i JK'-tsJ c-ta- ntsflc or, the piar. ...--.j K. h,.w im.fox March 12, 1M2
ar-d W in sent .'an;:!s zlw ;j. n. a, Facuitr hall. TempU
ev-j- 3j.-ij, !.:.! ou:3 coax m'.j.-"ic c: -.:;
of a Fr'-ruh tzrp. a oor.cr.ina. a j
violin or v..-n a cvrr.h. Th'-n cas;- h-f
I.t'r.(.2r6j.1a. i
Now -h-'j wi,-:! J K?n to si.-tr
aa'.jliV- Ct '. or at:.-r:.:-t to tvij
cpa' S:?vi-r I1.r-H' Arr.'r.2 ;h" Go!J
ar w-.come.
The Calendar.
vb'-n for t-.'-.'.ty-f.v- c- r.ts the f.r.-ii!y
couii i;y
in a sic so
rd wtih
cl-j' d
'-"" f-T h i Tl 21V
Eric 'Hons c.r:i 1 ;ioib!v do. S"
r 2. a L-c-n or-
th Jariiiy -M'n
gotten.
X-j-r Cj'-s ih wir'-2'-.cs orjc-rt.
V.'ha wi;; :5-tn a Victro a with the
U'fV.'-r-izu'T labor of ttacsin? w
ores nh'-n he ran "2i.-u n in" to Orac-Ii
Friday, March 10.
Phi Kappa Psi danc, Friday nigh?.
Chapr house.
Franklin club meeting, S p m., "Y"
ro'.m. Temple.
Union soclHy initiation, the Caves.
Delian society meeting, 5 p. m..
Faculty l.all.
Sima Alpha Epsilcn formii, the
Lfncoin.
Alpha Omitron Pi formal, Rose-wilde.
g, 4 p. ta ,
. A Sn ri fUFn fit lsi7T riTi-t St- "
v' , ,.. ' . , . j Ellen Saith tall.
har.ras f ;iy or a sr:oas lecture Iron , . . ....
Deave'? oa f " :CI s:l'H'nJ'',on dance, K.
"r , of C. ta2L
It KiA to be t2,at a famotij; sistr-f.-: ... ,. ,. ,
, . , , . , J Pa.iad.an open meeting, 3 p. m ,
co-ld reach a fw thouiand roor-'T ,
1 1 , Temple.
at a time, t:.en tatae the phcaogra.'.h ' T .v , .
... . i Lutheran club open meetlns, 8 p. m.
isa his range increased to reach manr,; .
I 1 fc Hj Li C
more thousand ..t!. Now with th" r. .-
. , . J - D.:an opon meft;ng. Faculty hall,
wire.ess te ntay rach tundre.h? cf t,r
Smith halt
Saturday, March 11
J Alpha Phi dance.
j Home Economics party, 3-5, Ellen
J Smith Hall.
Alpha Delta Pi formal, the Lin-
thousacis at each recital if bij
tearers do not prefer a jarz selec
tion. Daily Kansan.
University Notices.
I
Freshman BasWetba'i.
Rerolar practice wiji te hell
for the freshmen sioad for the
aeit two weVs. Canfl .Jat.
not reporting darin? t 1 pericl
wiil not receive their credit.
JOHN PICKET T,
Coach.
co.n.
Beta Theta Pi party, chapter bouse.
CO. A
Te foiowicg men will repre-fr-nt
Co. A in the inter-company rifle
KAtca. They will report to the Sergt.
WANT ADS.
LOST TWENTY FTVE DOLLARS
in bills botween Central National
and Temple cafeteria. Re'urn to
Student activities office for reward.
LOST UNIVERSITY COMMERCIAL,
club minute book between 16th F
and University. Finder notify Gage
B-23&6 or leave at Student Activities
Office.
Other Worlds Than
Our Own.
University cf Washington It is es
timated that over I.i'i") students turn
ed out for the first of WashinetonV
evf-ning assemblies, last Thursday
night in Meany Hal", under the d:r
ection of the senior class. Speeches.
songs and orchestra selections made
;;p the program.
University of Wisconsin About 4'
courses have been idarmeu here for
he sumnu-r course.
Unuiversity cf Kansas The locker
situation here is a serious one. The
physical education department is nov
Ii-onsideritig th adoption of a new
system whereby a double deck ot
lackers would line the esat wall next
to the pool, and run along the entire
hr.gth of the south wall. In the
center of the space vacated aiong ih-
south side would be racks holding
metal baskets. Each basket i3 lar?3
er.ough to hold all gym clothes and
can be padlocked.
University of Iowa Ten academies
and prep schools have signifu-d their
intentions to be represented in the
first basketball tournament of i's
kind to be held March 10-11 for acad
emics and prep schools throughout
the state. The athletic department
decided to hold the tournament for
the colleges and high schools who
are outside of the regular college, anl
high school lineup, after a request
trad" by several of the icstlt'Tticns
iu this division.
Colorado Agricultural College The
College Women's Association gave a
party for the faculty recently. Th
function consisted of a four-at vaude
ville which included a one-act play,
aestl.'-iio dancing, singing by h?
"Cosmopolitan Actette," and a Cake
Walk. After the entertainment the
faculty mem'xrs enjoyed refresh
ments and dancing.
University of Ca ifornia Action o
the protest against the Strawberry
Canyon site for the Stadium will
probably tie deferred by both parti is
until the architects plans are made
public. The chief objections pre
sented to the committee were: that
the location of the bowl would not
be in acord with the interests of the
University, that it - .Id cause irre
parable injury to the most bcautilul
llace of the campus, that it would be
i failure from the architectural poini
of view, and that It would interfere
ith the study of natural sciences r
the University.
Iowa State University Band men
at Iowa State University at Amee are
awarded gold A's, if they come up
certain requirements. It is necess
ary to be a member for two full
years, to have high scholarship, to
appear at all performances, and at
the same time have only two absences
each quarter from rehearsals.
OTHER WORDLS THAN OUR OWN
Oklahoma University There arc
about cne hundred and fifty high
schools in the high school debating
league which is divided into eight
districts. Competition has been sta.t
ed among the members of the league
for state honors. A director is In
charge of each district and deban
will be held under this supervision
unti:the district chnmpianship is de
termiiied. The district champions will
debate here for the state champion
ship during the interscholastic meet
the last week In April.
Northwestern University An op
portunity for the student body to re
ffister its sentiment on various plans
for an Honor System at N'ortt a west
ern was arranged at a meeting of the
Student Council. It was decided that
the best means of ascertaining such
sentiment was through the medium
of a questionnaire submitted to all
campus organizations for considera
tion. Consideration however, will
not be directed specifically t othe gen
eral advisability 6f simply installing
an honor system but rather to merits
of various types of systems which
have proved successful.
Billie Prinz of Grand Island wi'.l
isit her sister, Roberta Prinz, at the
Kappa Kappa Gamma house tuts
week-
ORCHARD UNABLE TO
SPEAK IN LINCOLN
C. R. Orchard, employment manager
for Armour & Co., in Omaha, who was
to have spoken before the Industrial
Research club Thursday evening, was
unable to appear. He notified the
organization Thursday by long dis-
ance phone that an unexpected busi-
nes emergency had arisen that made
it impossible for him to come to Lin
coln.
The resular meeting of the club
was held and routine business trans
acted. Announcement was made that
on Thursday, March 23, Fred Rindge,
ational secretary for the Y. M. C. A.
industrial service movement, who will
be in Lincoln for two days, will speak
to the club. Mr. Rindge has ju;t
completed a trip around the worid in
vestigating industrial conditions.
"What on earth
are you wearing
. that hot oercoat for?"
"Well, you see,
I haven't been to
MAGEE'S
for my new spring
suit yet, and I'm
ashamed to have anyone
see the old one!"
$27.50 $30 $35
kiuauzguouies
At the Theaters -
The Bat", far and away the sen-
ation cf the year in the theatre from
point of popularity, will be presented
by Wag nhals and Kemper at th
Orpheum Theatre on Monday and
Tuesday, March 13th and Hth.
The Bat" is the joint work of Mary
Roberts Rineharl and Avery lloo
wood. reason sufficient in itself for it?
tremendous success.
"The Bat"' is every bit of the dram
atic smash one critic called it One
climax after another, follows in rapid
sequence and the suspense literallv
holds the audience breathless from
curtain to curtain. Nor is that a!',
for running through their story the
authors have succeeded in introduc
ing one of the funniest characters
ever seen on the stage. Lizzie, the
servant of the household accounts for
shrieks of laughter.
"The Bat" has played in New York
for a year. And it Is stili there. Sim
ultaneously. another company of "The
Bat"' achieved a run of one solid year
in Chicago, breaking all theatrical
tellrecords for that city by a matter
f many months. This is a record
hat is positively unique in the ann'.'n
of the theatre.
1'he storv cf "The Bat" that is s
f tret. It is the-requ-st of the auth
ors and the management that no one
te.'l the secret of fThe Bat" and
there has yet to be a critic or a
theatergoer, so far as is known, wlo
cas broken faith.
hen "The Bat" comes here, the
same request will be made of 1
l.taiergoers. For the present theu,
!:t.ow that the "The p,t" Is the hit
of its in the theatre and that it comes
here, presented exactly as it is being
in New York and wiih a cast of tin
ucual excellence.
Cape
Dresses
Just Received
A few New Models
a
in
SPORT DRESSES
with Capes
$24. 75, $29.75
and up
!"' inOTri" I",ri ia
"HOW SHOULD WE OF TODAY REGARD THE BIBLE"
Subject of sermon by .Tamos W. MacDonahl at
ALL SOULS' UNITARIAN CHURCH.
12th and H St. Sunday at 11 :00 a. m.
A Get-Acquainted Social
5 will lie hel.l in t he chiin-ii parlors at 7:-0 Sunilav evenin.'.
5 L'.!:t.Mine persons especially invited.
The University School of Music
ADRIAN M. NEWENS, Director
Offers thorough training in Music, Dramatic Art. A
lar?e faculty of specialists in all departments. Anyone may
enter. Full information on request. Opposite the Campus.
Phone B1392.
11th & R Sts.
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THE man who wears The
Florsheim Shoe is reluc
tant to try any other at any
price, so well pleased ishe
with the fine style and long
wear of Florsheims.
The "Hampton"
m
Fred Schmidt
& Bro.
917-21 "O" St
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