Nebraska Faculty Stadium Subscribers
Following la a Hat of the names of
faculty members and administrative
officials who subscribed to Nebras
ka's Memorial Stadium.
Abott, It. c.; Albertson, Oralle;
Alexander, H. D. ; Alexis, J. E. A.; Al
ford, S. W.; Allen, Beulah M.; Almy,
J. K.; Anderl, James; Anderson, Al
bert S.; Anderson, Arthur; Anderson,
Clara; Anderson, Edith; Anderson, E.
O.; Anderson, Emma; Anderson, Mary
A.; Anderson, Nels; Anderson, Ollle;
Anker, C. O.; Arenson, S. B.; At wood,
Florence J.j Avery, Samuel J.; Ayls
worth, L. F.; Baer, Alva A.; Babeock,
Elizabeth; Bagley, Bessie; Bancroft,
Holen; Barbour, Carrie Barbour,
Edwin; Barker, F. D.; Bassett, Helen;
Bayehoffer, T. C. H.; 'Beal, Grace;
Beattle, Mabelle B.; Beaumont.Gladys;
Beers, Gertrude; Berning, Rudolph;
Beutel, Carl; Best, Frank; Best, Jack;
Bickford, G. W.; Blggenstaff, Mrs. J.
M.; Blish, M. J.; Bodley, Anna; Boelir,
J. W.; Boomer, Geo. R.; Boone, T. R.;
Booth, James L. ; Booth, S. T.; Boots,
R. S.; Botkin, Frances R.; Bowers,
A. L.; Bowers, S. C; Brackett, E. E.
and Mrs.; Briganco, W. N.; Bradford,
E. E.; Bradt, Alice II.; Brenke, W. C;
Braum, R. A.; Breuer, C. JI.; Brock,
Honrietta M.; Brokaw, W. H.; Brooks,
E. B.; Brown, D. J.; Brown, Mary E.;
Brownell, Herbert; Bruner, Lawrence;
Bryant, Maude; Buck, P. M.; Butcher,
C. M.; Bullock, T. T.; Bunting, A. B.;
Burnett, E. A.; Burr, Win. and Mrs.;
Burr, J. B.; Caldwell. H .W.; Candy,
A. L.; Carleton, E. V.; Carman, Chas.
T.; Chatburn, G. R.; Challice. Chas.;
Cheuvront, Maude; Chowlne, Chas. E.;
Chowing, John M.; Christensen, Louts;
Church, E. E.; Clapp, R. G.; Clark,
Erminda R.; Clark, Delia Marie;
Clark, Guy B.; Clark, Lotta M.; Clark,
O. R; Cochran, R. E.; Cole, D. F. ;
Collins, O. C; Compton, Homer K.;
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Compton, Nellie J.; Condra, G. E.;
Congdon, A. R. ; Conklin, Clara; Con
nor, Paul; Cook, Helen; Coon, Beu
lah I.; Cornman, C. T.;, Cozad, Burt;
Craft, Magdalone; Crawford, R. P.;
Crist, John W.; Crittendon, Cornelia;
Crull, C; Cullon, Irene; Curtis, Ruth;
Dann, W. F. ; Darlington, Geo.; Davis,
H. T.; Davis, J. I.; Davis, W. C; Daw
son, F. T.; Dawson, R. W.; Day, Win,
and Mrs.; Denature, W. L.; Decrow,
Chas.; Deniing, H. G.; Deyo, Dude;
Dil worth. Cora W.; Dobbs, Mable;
Dodd, E. M.; Drebert, Eleanor; Doran,
Delia; Dudley, Lulu B.; Duff, C. M.;
Duncambe, Eli; Dunn, A. M.; Dun
ning, Francos; Dyleina, I. M.; Ear
hart, L. B. ; Easly, Myrtle A.; Edison.
O. W.; Ellis, O. A.; Ellermeler, Ed
ward; Engherg, C. C; Engle, E. B. ;
England, Neva; Evinger, M. I.; Erick
'son, II. F. ; Fedde, M. S.; Fehlman,
C. A.; Ferguson, O. J.; Field, E. M.;
Fllley, II. C; Fitehle, Harry; Fitz
simtnons, Alice; Fling, F. M.; Flood,
Francis; Flood, W. H.; Fogg, M. M.;
Forbes. M. H.; Fordyce. Chas.; For
ward, Kenneth; Fossler, Laurence,
Foster. Edith J.; Foster, G. M.; Fos
ter, II. II.; Frank, O. A.; Frankfortor.
C. J.; Frlsble. L. I.; Frye, B. II.:
Fuchs, (5. A.; Fulbrook, E. S.; Fuller,
Florence; Gaba, Myer G.; Gaines, N.
W.: Gass, S. B. ; Getting,. Elizabeth : !
Gciger, Bernlce; Gibson, A. R.; Gies,
Kathryn E. ; Girley, G. O.; Gisli, Her
liert; Gish, D. E.; Goering, G. C;
Gooding, T. Homer; Goldsmith, E. L.:
Gordon. T. A.; Gould, H. G.; Graham,
Vera; Gramlich, II. J. and -Mrs.;
Graves, E. H. ; Graves, J. E.; Gray,
L. II.; Green. Jessie G.; Green, John;
Green, M. F.: Gross, D. L.; Grossart,
F. G.; Grubb, W. H.; Grummann, P.
H.;Gunnarson, Paul; Gunn, Oleta;
Gunderson, L. E.; Gustafson. Esther;
Gunnison, Ida; Hagan, J. II.; Hale,
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DAILY
A. A.; Hammond, Ada; Hammond,
Dorothy; Hanoy, J.W.; Harms, Chas.;
Harper, J. W.; Harris, A. D. ; Harris,
Mable; Harris, O. D.; Harrison, E. L.;
Harrison, P. J.; Harrison, Rose J.;
Hartman, S. S.; Hustings, W. G.;
Haugsoth, A. H.; Hays, Mable; Hen
derson, Laverne; Hendricks, B. C;
Hendrlckson, J. W.; Hendrlckson,
Emll; Henlino, Lola M.; Heppner, A.
II. ; Hettrick, Ethel; Hewitt, E. E.;
Heydon, Leoto B. ; Hiatt, A. F.; Hlatt,
Lulu; Hickman, Charlotte; Hlenton,
T. E.; HII1.L. M.; Hinman, E. L. ;
Ilohnstein, C; Hoig, A. W.; Holland,
Leo F.; Holland, R. E.; Holllster, V.
L. ; Hopper, Ernest H.; Howard, R. F.;
Howell, H. Alice; Huffman, L. W.;
Hume, Mildred; Hyde, W. F.; Ivy,
Paul W.; Jacoby, Geo.; James, J. W.;
Jensen, A. H.; Jensen, F. W.; John
son, F. A.; Johnson, Harry P.; John
son, Ida S.; Jones, C. W.; Jones, G.;
Jones, J. H.; Jordan, Chas. F.; Keane,
Etta; Kennedy, Mrs.; Kisselbach, T.;
A.; Kinney, Dorothy; Kinney, H. S.;
Klnscella, Hazel; Klrschman, J. E.;
Klinker. Marguerite; Knight, llutler,
Lance, E. W.; Laub, Fred N.; Law
rence, J. F. : Lauritzon, M. N.; Learn
ing Hone; Lcdwith, J. J.; Lees, J. T.;
Legg, G. L.; Leland, C. W.; Lcland,
D. R.; Le Rossingol, J. E.; Lewis, C.
A.; Lindgren, L. F.; Lewton, H. P ;
Livingston, Arabella; Loeffel, W. J.;
Loofe. Erma; Loofe, Fern; Logan, T.
W.; Luebe, A. A.; Luithly, J. A.; Ly
man, B. M.; Lyman, R. A.; McBride,
Hazel M.; McClelland, A. M.; McFad
den. James E.; McFarland. E. W.;
McFayden, D. M.; McGahey, F. I.; Mc
Kim, Win.; McKinney, Anna; McKin
ney, Carrie; Mi Kinnon, Claire; Mc
Neill, C. E.; Mt-Phep, M. C; Mallory,
E. S.; Mann, Lula M.; Marsden, S. J.;
Martin, 1 1. M.; Martin, O. R.; Martin,
W. B. ; Marvin. II. H.; Mason, J. G.;
Maseurovsky, Benj.; Mather, Stella;
Maycock, H. C. flayer, Homer; Med
lar, Arthur W.; Meliek, M. M.; Mickey,
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An advertising medium reach
ing five thousand students daily
could have no serious opposi
tion in the voting to learn the
"peoples' choice" of methods of
obtaining satisfying advertising.
THE DAILY NEBRASKA
C. E.; Miles, Mrs. C. G.; MInteer, C.
C; Mooberry, Grant; Moore, Barton
E.; Moore, Mildred; Molzor, August;
Morgan, R. F.; Moore, Gertrude;
Moore, Mrs. V. E.; Morton, A. C;
Morton, Grace M.; Mullenburg, Jas.;
Mullally, Bryan J.; Mundy, L. E.; Mur
ray, J. E.; Mussehl, F. E.; Nelson, C.
A.; Nelson, Olaf; Nicholas, Evelyn;
Nlcholsen, Grace; Nims, N. Zoo;
Ninas, J. P.; Noble, Edna C; Noble,
Margaret; Nohavek, F. R.; Nootz, F.
H.; Norris, F. W.; Odell. Ruth; Ol
son, S. W.; Osgood, Hattie; Over
street, Freda; Paid, W. II.; Panter,
Laura II.; Park, R. H.; Parson, J. E.;
Patterson, C. H.; Patterson, Edith C;
Peltier, G. L.; Peterson, Juo. A.; Per
rin, S. W.; Pendleton, Paul E.; Per
kins, Jno. R. ; Peters, M. K.; Peter
son, Ruby; Peterson, Ethel; Pfeifer,
Laura B.; Phllbrlck, Inez; Pickup,
Nellie B.; Pickwell, Eva; Pier. II. B. ;
Pierce, F. A.; Pike, II. W.;" rohlman,
Lotta; Polk. Sara D.; Poole, R. J.;
Porter, A. E.; Poska, R. R.; Posson,
M. B., round, Louise; Power, Julia;
Power, M.H.; Prattley. Fred C; Fratt,
Win. It.; Quick, W. T.; Ratney, Mary;
Rankin. J. O.; Rasnntssen, J. P.; Ras
niiissen. D. II.; Ranb, L. G.; Raymond,
C. 1).; Redford, It. 1.; Reed, A. A.;
Reese, E. I.; Ilensch, Edwin; Reynold
.,oli, Adeline; Rice, J. A.; Rice, Mar
guerite A.; Roliey, Blanche K. ; Rog
ers, Paul P.; Rosenlof, G. V.; Ruck
erts, Carl; Rungc, L. L.; Runnalls, L.;
Runnalls, W. J.; Russell, J. C; Ruth
errord, E.; Sample, W. C; Sampson,
J. P.; Sands. L. M.; Sanfovd, F. W.;
Sanstedt, R. M.; Saunders. Sara E.;
Saxon, R.B.; Schmall, Jacob; Schmidt,
A. II.; Schmidt, Herbert; Schneider,
Albert; Schurr. R.; Schramm, E. F.;
Scbon, J. O.; Schaupp, Zora; Sehulte,
H. F.; Schuyler, Joy; Scott, R. D. ;
Sealock, W. E.; Sears, E. D.; Seaton,
L. F.; Scavey, W. A.; Selk, Chas. A.;
Selleck, Jno.; Selleck, Marjory C;
Senning. J. P.; Sheldon, A. E.; Sherer,
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C. R.; Sheldon, Georgia; Sherman, L,
A.; Singer, Jacob; Shoemaker, Frank;
Sisty, Mlldrod; Sjogren, C. A.; Sjog
ren, O. W.; Skldmore, L. B.; Skinner,
L. T.; Slaymnker, P. K.J Slothower,
R.; Smith, C. W.J Smith, T. P.J Sny
der, J. H.; Sougey, Zola; Spencer, D.
J.; Sprague, 11. B.; Staples, Ruth;
Steole, Bess; Stelnhoff, Minnie; Stel
lar, Hormlne; Stepanak, O.; Stewart,
Jean J.; Stewart, Paul H.: Stewart,
W. A.; Stuff, F. A.; Stott, Margaret
Loanam; St rummer, Anna; Swall, G.
H.; Swenk, M. H.; Swezey, G. D.;
Tnvlor. Florence; Taylor, C. A.; Tay
lor, E. L.; Taylor, J. II.; Thompson,
Dessio; Thompson. B. II.; Thompson,
T. J.; Towle, L. M.; Trott, Bernlce;
Ullmer, Mabel; Upson, F. W.; Van
Es, L.; Vaughan, Herbert; Vlnlng,
Wm. II.; Virtue, Goo. O.; Voss, A. M.;
Wagner, Ona R.; Walte, II. II.; Walk
er, E. R.; Walker, L. B.; Ward. W.
F.; Warner, R. A.; Warshaw, J.; Wat
son, Minnie F.; Watson, Mrs. L. H.;
Weaver, J. E.; Webb, A. B. ; Weber,
C. C; Webster, E. L.; Webster, Hut
ton; Wehr, E. E.; Welsh, Lila M.;
Werner, Harvey 0.; Wesson, M. H.;
Westerman, Max; Wilcoxen, Eliza
beth; Wilcox, Marlon R.; Whitney, D.
E.; Whitney, F. L.; Wiggins. Cleo
C; Wilcox, R. B.; Wildman, B. C;
Wilklns, Allegra E.; Williams, Hattie
P.; Willis, Eunice A.; AVilson, Clara
O.; Wilson, Ralph; WImherly, L. C;
WIrka, Erma; Wosherd.Maude; Witte,
Parvin; Witte, Ruth; Wolcott, R. H.;
Wolfe. F. E.; Wood, I. D.; "Wood,
Mary; Wood, Wilma M.; Wyer, M. G.;
Wynian, Harriet; Yenne, Herbert;
Young, Farley: Young, Horace J.;
Zimmor, Mary V.; Zimmerman, Mabel.
Should Be a Popular Course
Tar: How do you know that she
rooms In the Chemistry Building?
Baby: I heard her say that she had
to go down there and get off her "un
known." Tar Baby.
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Ohio Uni. 1$ Praised
By Stephen Leacock
"It seems to me porfectly marvel
ous the way public support is elicit
ed at the State University of Ohio,
situated in the City of Columbus,
where an Immense stadium, the gift
of graduates and itizens of Columbus
towers to the Bky with a seating ap
aclty of 65,000 and room for an ad
ditional 10,000," Bald Dr. Stephen Lea
cock, who has Just returned from Cin
cinnati and Columbus, Ohio. In the
former city, he was the special speak
er at the annual teachers' convention.
He was deeply Impressed by the
progressive spirit shown at the Ohio
State University, of which Institu
tion he was certain many McGill
students had never even heard.
"Everybody In Columbus," he stated,
"looks upon himself as a university
man, no matter it ho has never at
tended the college In question." The
McGill Daily.
Washington Freshmen
Show Wide Knowledge
There Is very littlo nbout modern
or ancient personages, places or char
acters that Washington's freshmen do
not know, as revealed by answers to
a questionnaire recently given the
English compostlon class by W. R.
Gundlach.
"Who was William George?" Why,
he Is "Lloyd George's littlo brother,"
ran one of the answers. Equally start
ling is the fact that Mustapha Kemal
Pasha is head of the Japanese navy;
"Oliver Twist' 'is a kind of tobacco
and Mozart a brand of cigars.
Other samples of freshman intelli
gence are: Iago, "Japanese rice;"
Sir Roger De Coverly, "An old fash
ioned square dance;" Becky Sharp, "a
Majority!
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Tuesday, November 7, i922
music writer"; Helfltz, "name 0f t
cow;" DemoBthenes,"RuBsian writer
Dardenelles, "name of a song," an4
Ronald Amundsen, "painter." UuiVer.
sity of Washington Press Bulletin.
Engineering College
To Publish Magazine
at California School
RoRsolutions permitting the College
of Engineering to publish a monthly
magazine, the "California Engineer"
were passed at a meeting of the puJ,.
llcatlons Council recently.
The flrst Issue of the publication
which Is expected to appear the
ginning of next semester, will coj.
tain articles which are said to bo ot
great value to engineering students
as well as to the campus puclic.
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