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OTFKIAL PUBUCATION
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UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA
W4er Wresllen el the Student rulilUaUea
Beard
Published Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Frtaay ana Sunday rooming a ounni w -
MWi year.
Ity.M It to also the oily way in which
A movement without merit may gain
support, Ho might thon havo for
seen that his suppression of The
Beanpot and Miss Perkins would lend
aid and comfort to tho onomles of tho
R. 0. T. C.
Editorial Oflk.s University Hall 10.
Office Haurs Afternoons with lla except
Ian at Frldar and Sunday.
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I Contreee, March 3, 1870. and at special
rata of postage provided for In Section 1103,
act of October 3, 1017, authorised January
20, 1022.
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pnimHlAl STAFF
IK-nh B. Cox . .. Editor
OMII,. rVIUnlnn . Manarlnx Editor
John Charvat - News Editor
Julius Frandsen, Jr. .....-News Ed tor
Victor Haeklsr Nsws Ed tor
Edward Morrow News Ed tor
Dorle Trott - News Ed tor
Lawrence Pike ... Asst. News Ed tor
Ruth Schsd . -Asst. News Editor
" "BUSINESS" STAFF
Clarence Eickhoff . Business Manager
Otto Skold ... Asst. Bus. Manager
Simpson Morton Circulation Manager
Oscar Keehn Circulation Manager
MARTYRDOM OF THE COLLEGE
COMIC
Tho month of April has shown us
tho college comic magazine in n new
role. At Boston University an issuo
of Tho teanpot was devoted to the
R. 0. T. C. and its editors had some
rather hilarious fun with tho student
soldiers. Tho Dean, under whoso
jurisdiction the magazine comes,
suppressed the issue nnd demanded
tho resignation of Miss Henrietta
Perkins, the editor responsible,
Whon tho affair took that turn it
immediately became good for news
paper space and the editor's picture,
reprints from the magazine, nnd in
terviews from the Dean appeared in
the press.
It is possible for one to sympa
thizo with the outraged fceling3 of
tho Dean but, at the same time, no
one can intelligently aprove the ef
fectiveness or the wisdom of the
means ho took to protect the R. 0.
T. C. from the onslaughts of Henri
etta. He justified his action, if we
may judge i'im his interviews, on
the grounds that Tho Beanpot had
been flippant a rather remarkable
criticism to moke of a comic maga
zine; and that the department satir
ized was doing commendable -work.
As to this last argument, opinions
differ. Granting, however, that it is
true, even then it is not sound justi
cation for the Dean's policy. Tho
R. 0. T. C. is not a sacred institu
tion, even if its work is worthy.
There is no reason why it should not
bo compelled to submit to criticism
If the R. O. T. C. is as valuable and
as substantial an institution as the
Dean evidently believes it to be,
the giggles of a comic magazine can
not seriously menace its existence
On the other hand, if it is not able
to withstand a few gusts of hearty
laughter there is a rottenness some
place in its structure which should
be exposed. Tho criticism of jeers
and laughter is criticism of the lethi
ferous kind, but an institution which
cannot stand against it, .rests on
foundations which are shaky indeed
The R. 0. T. C. was not, of course,
really protected by the action of the
Dean. What really resulted was a
deal of advertising unpleasant for
the university because it branded it
as an institution in which ideas are
outlawed, and pleasant for the maga
sine because it indicates that it was
intelligent enough to bring down
the wrath of the administrative offi
rials.
Indeed, far from protecting the R.
O. T. C, the Deun has placed it in
disadvantageous position. He has
made it appear to be so thin-skinned
that at the first sign of laughter it
must turn to supression as the only
sure means of preserving its exist
ence. Those who are intelligently in
terested in the welfare of the R. O
T. C. will not thank the Dean for
that
He has done more than fores the
R. O. T. C. into this uncomfortable
position, he has made the college
comic magazine a martyr ,to the
cause, of freedom of opinion. If he
had ignored Henrietta, The Beanpot
would have passed unnoticed. As af-
fftirs new stnnd the two issues which
were created by the magazine one
an issue of freedom of the press, the
other, an, anti-R. 0. T. C. issue have
0 TMtfyed national publicity.
If the Dean is really convinced
.that tt anti-R. 0. T. G. movement
.ha ae aterit, it Would, perhaps, have
bH fertunate had he remembered
Bernard Sfcaw's remark to the effect
tint "martyrdom is the only way a
ajan e bacone famous without abil-
Mothers' Day
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LOtoh Brothrt
A-
BRUTALITY
Tho time Is approaching for tho
annual Iron Sphinx initiation. While
ho subject of class honorary socie
ties is up for discussion It would not
bo amiss to give this initiation its
due.
It is generally recognized that
this initiation, with tho possible ex
ception of tho probation weeks of
somo of tho Greek lottor fraternities
is ono of tho most brutal affairs on
tho campus. Thoso who havo been
through tho initiation declare that
its roputntion for brutality is richly
desorved. Not only tho nctlvo but
tho alumni members, as well, assist
in beating tho candidates chosen for
membership. There havo been times
whon tho victims of tho ceremony
havo boon compelled to recolvo medi
cal nttontion as n result of their
treatment.
Far this sort of thing thcro is no
possiblo excuse. There may bo some
romnrkablo twist to tho sophomore
mind which makes it seem admira
ble. To most persons, however, the
pcctaclo of so much brutality is so
empty a cnuse, is damnable. Tho of-
fenso becomes greater when it is re
membered that tho only duty of tho
Sphinx, as an organization, is to ter
rorize tho freshmen into submitting
tb tho green cap idea. When it ndds
to this sin, this annual indulgence in
animnl cruelty, sensible persons won
der why it continues to exist. If tho
vanity of its members prevents its
disbanding, it might at least put an
end to its infamous initiation. As it
stands a relic of the barbaric, cave
man stage of undergraduate life
it is a shame and a disgrace to the
campus of a modern university.
Notices
All notice for this column must
bo written out and handed in at the
ditorir.1 office, U Hall 10, by 4:00
the afternoon previous to their publication
May Still Get
Announcements
Time in which to order senior
invitations and announcements
has been extended to Monday eve
ning. Orders may be made at the
College Book Store where sample .
J!-l '
copies are on uispiuy.
Students Council
Meeting of the Student Council
Monday at 4:00 in Nebraska Hall
10G.
Iron Sphinx
Initiation of new members at cave
Tuesday evening at 6 o'cclock.
Farmer! Fair Rally
Committee chairman will report
the work of their committees and
Special
Showing of new Spring
fabrics
$35 to $50
LOU HILL
COLLEGE CLOTHES
1309 O St.
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To Bob or Not to Bob?
Paris says
"TO BOB"
It's smarter than ever
now that there are no set
rules about fashion and
Mademoiselle may wear
the bob that is best suited
to her individuality.
If you need a hair cut
jrat it at Radge & Guen
zela'J the Individual Bar
ber Shop. Their Barbers
iriM. mold and sculp your
hair an artist would
irfviii individual
bob to rttevch individual
prOBlity.
good speakers will ha secured. Tha
rally will be fold Tuesday at Ag
Hall at 7:15.
Phi Lambda Uptllon
Regular meeting of Phi Lambda
Upsllon will be held Thursday, April
23, in Chemistry Hall 102 at 7:00.
Episcopal Students
Bishop Shayler of Omaha will con
duct tho sorvlccs at the University
Episcopal Church today in tho ab
sonco of Father McMilllu.
Sophomores
It is not too lato to file for Sopho
moro baseball manager if you call
at tho Athletic offtco at onco.
Write Article For
Chemical Journal
Prof. Cliff S. Hamilton and Ran
dolph Major of tho department of
chemistry aro authors of an article
"Tho Preparation nnd Study of Sym
metrical Bis-Arsons-Aryl-Benznmido-Ureas,"
which nppenrs in tho April
number of Tho Journal of the Ameri
can Chemical Society. Another bin
ticlo by Professor Hamilton nnd
Caryl Sly on "Tho Action of Alkyl
Chlorocarbonates on Amino-Arylnr-
sonic Acids," appeared in tho Febru
ary issuo of the same journal.
MISS f ALUTH TO APPEAR
3 DOWN-TOWN
ROOMS
AT SPRING RATES
Largo and Comfortable
Y. M. C. A. B.6515
Graduate ReelLl o be GIth Wed-
a slay at TewpU.
A graduation recital will be given
by Gearlyn Walrath, who is a stu
dent of August Molzer, aaeiated by
Ruth, Haberly, a studont with Mme.
GUderoy Scott, next Wednesday at
8:15 In the Temple thoator, The ac
companlsts will bo Maurlne Walrath
Schumann and Gortrudo GulborUon
Bell.
Tho program will bo:
Arioso Bach-Franko.
Gavotto en Rondeau, (from tho
flth Violin Sonata) Bach-Krlesler.
0 Del mlo dulco ardor (Elena o
Parido) Gluck.
Dnnza, danta Durante
Plalsirs d'amour Martini..
Scgncdillo (Carmen) Blzot.
Concerto in E minor Andante
Alegrotta non troppo Allegro mol
to vivace Mondolssohn.
Tears of God Mowrey.
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PONIES
FOR RENT
Reduced Prices
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When Love Is Kind Old Irish.
Lullaby Scott.
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PILGRIM. BLUE
FOR GRADUATION
EVERY YEAR FOR FIVE YEARS NOW, WE
HAVE OUTFITTED A HOST OF NEBRASKA
MEN WJTH OUR FAMOUS "PILGRIM BLUE"
SUITS FOR GRADUATION.
FINELY TAILORED JiY STRATFORD FROM
A BEAUTIFUL BLUE HERRINGBONE
CLOTH OF ENDURING QUALITY THESE
SUITS OF "PILGRIM BLUE" MAKE SPLENDID-CLOTHES
FOR GRADUATION AND
FOR MANY MONTHS AFTER YOUR SCHOOL
DAYS ARE OVER.
IT'S NONE TOO EARLY TO THINK ABOUT
GRADUATION APPAREL, AND WE INVITE
YOU TO LOOK AT "PILGRIM BLUE" NOW
WHETHER YOU'RE READY TO BUY, .OR
NOT, WE'LL BE MIGHTY GLAD TO SHOW
YOU.
SPECIALLY PRICED AT ?65. OTHER BLUES
AT $35 UP.
NEBRASKA
FARQUHAKS
COIECE CIGLHERS
LINCOLN'S BUSY STORE Car, m O "THE MBIT TOR LEJjh
35GLD & CO!
WllllfflMM'MIMMlWIHI
Beginning 8;30 A.M. MondayA Great Semi-Annual
Sale of Hosiery
By the Box!
THOUSANDS of pairs of standard, first quality Stockings of
the same high grade makes and brands wo always carry in
regular stock, but at FAR BELOW usual prices.
ONLY through thu co-operation of prominent manufactures
utid by the selling in box lots of 3 pairs are such remarkably
low prices mado possible and then only at this twice-yearly sale.
WISE Nebrnskans watch and wait for this semi-annual event
ana take advantage of it to lay in their season's supply of
Hosiery at much below regular cost. Sale begins 8:30 a. m. Mon
day plan to be herel
Don't Forget Every Pair First Quality I
S. & H. Green Discount Stamps, Are An Added Saving.
Women's "Bobolink" Guaranteed
Silk Hosiery
Semi-Fashioned And All
Strictly First Quality
312
95
Regularly 1.25 the Pair
One of our test grades bf semi-fashioned thread silk Hose.
Fine quality; mercerized welt that stops ravels; plated, high
spliced heels; double soles; three-scam back; in
Black and A Full Range of Spring and Summer Shades.
One of the best stockings produced to sell at 1.25 pair. Every
pair guaranteed to fully satisfy or new ones without question.
Splendid fitting; narrowed ankle; a high grade silk Hose in
every way. On sale by the box at lest than 99c pair.
Women's Rayon Hose
Women's tine quality Rayon (fibre silk)
Hose in all wanted shades, also in white
or black, with fancy clocks form fitting,
lisle tops, all sizes, regular 75c values. On
ale by the box of three psirs at only 4Sc pr.
311
35
Women's Full Fashioned Silk
Hosiery at
Chiffons or Service Silk
Regular 1.59 Pr. Quality
3 3
95
"Rosaine" or "Wayne Knit"
These are the very fine silk chiffon and service silk Hosiery,
with lisle tops, usually sold at 1.59 pair. All wanted colors:
Nile Black Cinnamon Thrush
Atmosphere Melon Beige Cinder
Fawn Nickle Carmel Champagne
Gunmetal Bunny Racquet Bobolink
Piping Rock Neutral Powder Blue Orchid
Tanbark Beaver Sunset French Nude
Silver Sunset
and other pretty summer shades. All first quality and on sale by the
box at less than 1.32 pair.
Women's LISLE HOSE
They're fine quality lisle. Hose In black,
white or cordovan. Come in all sixes, with
lisle, hemmed tops. A regular S9e value.
Less than 32c pair is the low box sale price
In lots of 3 pairs set your supply now I
3195
Burson Fashioned Rayon Hose
95
Women's full fashioned' artificial silk Hose
In black, white and all those new and pop
ular shades In demand very fine quality
and regular 1.00 value at this box sale In
lots of S pairs at Just 65c pair.
GOLD'S First Floor.
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