THE DAILY NEBRASKA N
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IHrartlon rt th St n riant rnkHMtffan
College Press
ACTIVITY MADNESS
(Syraevwt Daily Oranf )
Company JC, Commanding; Officer.
Captain John B. WelpUn; second in
Command, First Lieutenant Jcdson
W. Meier; First Lieutenant Francis
J. Phillip: Second Lientenant Clif
ford T. Holt.
Company I, Commanding Officer,
kt, rre w4 dnnrtay nmmta dnrlna
t yar.
r-ff'oHM CHI-. - ''ntwi'iH'? HH .
i oS Ww of stsrflnitr
t f PVrfwr anit Hn4ar
T. .km,-. -KMI.nrl.H- f. V 141:
!. Hn IT- N'rhf, B
wfn la linroin. Nhatr. iimi mi f rom the pressure of continually
a I 1 1BT M If I .... .....
r f v,r . iif j.mw-r something-, but wim me immm- vrI), M.Br1(1. SM-ond Lieutenant,
rm'm ttr pnrmf iiii1 fr m wn n. nt reorganization " " ' "mnU" a'
tsnelationa the new-found le'sur
Activity Mirtn, tne uimi ""'Captain C. Leslie Brlnkwnrth; an
mon. will soon h shaking; off his snm- I nd jn CrtmmBnd Fir,t Lieutenant
mer lethargy and 1-erfnnina: to ' John C. Shepard; Second Lienten
hfs annual toll imntij' the member 'ant Clark,
of the entering- class. This w k of-1 ron,n( ' r Commanding' Officer.
sud.fen but we!enme ri rptai August C. Holm,uit; see.
mii in Command, First LinrTiAnt
The University of Nebraska
Official Daily Bulletin
VOL II.
THURSDAY, .SEPTEMBER 30,
NO. 10.
A Women's CAt Club is an impor.
Unt feature at the. KanHaa Univer
sity. Tha candidates for membership
are judged n the haa.s of tone ";nl
ity. blending quaiitv, siijht rfadinff,
and arneral "firir y!.
jfrnup aarved f ur yep with u
machina jrun unit durinir thm World
War.
sa. it
HHOHIPTrOM BATH
It a rr l a a
Itlnck rtl. I
Mila W. Johnston.
Hado,urtra Company, Com
mandinir Officar, Captain Wataon W.
Koatar: wcond in Command. Firt
ara accptahl pray to tha .Urnon hut I LntttTla.t o Trowlav! Fir.t
alraady doomad.
rnrrfiaraL 3TAr"
V'T T Hl"r ... . . , . . 1 ,,1.,. . .
! rT KMit mr.i .rM,Tin hp i,,Ptnant Thaodora R. Kin.
riir s-t . ' Mnn fMifnr mnlira and tha havoc, h Trrak in- xh fiirt
La Vit... Mnff; Krtifnr 1 1 n roiiowinir sTalt mambaya ara
rarn Rnrroas - variably wfflina, ar1owa and alarr - qjn,Hf for j, pnrp,. OT,,y, to
avf a Timf
it twn
" aT'qrVRSm STAFT
T aiww,wt VmImi Wtta
ins: proportions. Charmad wh thaihl, roTnpilni-,,, aft. thfp r.
FlfMMic StafT I Vanity BtwkU
Tha flnanca ataff of th Y. W. C. Sra.ty haakatbail prarti- will
A. will hold thair first maat.rtr ThuM- . rt Tiaday ninht October 5 at
day avaninir at ':' in Ellon Smith 7:.10 in th Colinanm. All candilati
Hall. I for varsity team eneant thoh out far
! football should b one
Baaitiat Br' Party
Typista ara nredad today nd to
morrow at th Comhnakc oifir in
tha Lnivarsity H.ill baaamant. p
oanr in "jthar momi.tr or aftartioon.
Stvr Serpent Meafi'ae, I Serrti I
Silver Serpent will meo and hold I ajj 4oron'..ea are renue.aed ta torn i
initiation on Ttinrsdiy avemnir 7'
o'clock at Ellen Smith Hah !
Tha frehnu .1 of Syra :as went re.
o limited to ba present at thlr flrtt
pep-feat jrarhed in pajamua decorated
with novel electa
Forty-ei(fht staff membora of the
There will he a partv for the 3an-
tiMt hoys and their fnanda at the I
Student House, 1 HO Q. ;-. Fridhy i
nisrnt ai n
A .iebata witli Sydney irnivcriity,
n.ralin. will one?i the fiironsie sea-
ion at tha L'nr.vriity of K'ansaa thia I Cnivewity of Indiana rei(rnd within
rear. The A-v-r-alinn team is t?rr-)tha laat Hva year to acrcp; positions
in the country th fall, moetir.ir de-j in other institutions at, an- ir.creae
haters from A.nrnoan universities I of salary whoa ivernire ia
and colliw aa th.i Oxford tnmlor more than 50 per cent increase
in 10U. Th lcaoer of the Australia lover the salary paid at Indiana
We find upon reflection that we
hare not said anything ahont the
main tonic of conversation at the
prasent time football. Everybody is'jrlns.
talking and thinking about it and
here we have heen trj'i" to int'Tst
students in the student council, the
need for traffic lights, rroir treat-itive desire for h and fnon- or
men of freshmen and the like.
But what can ona ay ahout foot
hall now" We can tail of the spirit
of expectation that een, to ptertrify
the pamniw. ee can i;-o"s the schod
ule, tell of the har.l w..rk of the
coaches and tha 'nnmi, command the
"wonderful spirit of rV rcrves"
and so on. hut av.ryone knows all
that.
. . . - . . 1 1 . " j
prospari; or a cniicKe rMrr-r f'r-i- ,pprtiv. n)ml,,
ded by enerjretic sisters and brothers., CaT,fjljn yUr1k V. .Voland, Com
wlth an eye to the reparation of tbelpH)1y ,t
house, into an oriraniiation in which j rsptjir, K)Jw()h T. Morrow, Com-
tney nave iitiie or no persons inr-r- : party "A."
est. it ia not. many days oefove fresh- CrHAir Earl Gillette,
men are victims of Activity Madnes ! ,.p ,
and an interminable nightmare of, rptain Vjotnp R Wpflf
meetinirs, practices and sasi(,r.s 'lie- 1 .
in their presidents' namea and ad
dressea to Lucille Ref.-ihauc'i at lolO
Company
Cantain k'anneth f,riroffnr rii
Blame for the .-oiditio i is .litlVul 1 pny "j."
to place. Personal amf.itien. -enaine j First Lieutenant Jesse Donald B'l
intarest. competitive anirt. tha prim- jWdnuarf Company,
jtive desire for h ,-or and faoic First L.eutenant Paul R. Prink
pressed in terms of Cw.:i.. puhlieity , iraadttartera Company.
nil snrf in i Of com 1-"Mi .n cit.ir- F rat r..ai,tn, P.ll I
Freshman Commissi)
There will be a moefn of thai
Freshman Commi i.-.ion at ! o'clock 1"
Thursday at Filn Smith Hal,".
es. The Chanter is nt wholly at fault
either. Some fudits necl the 01- i
conraeement cf f'T'-nn harki-i? m or-'
der to help hem i-!' their porn.
tialities; still f.vhrs neei grrr re- i
straint to prev. nt the o er mdn'trcn-e j
of .elfih aTlr-iti.ins. i
A common sensa point i"f vien -. !
with a recojrnition of the ro'ativj
Mi.-hael, Company "IT."
Council Tries For
Lower Music Rates p ' h"-
(Continued from Pare One.)
PW Ep.iU Omicro R-rpti--. ,K rtr,"t !,oon j
Phi Epailon Omicron will jlive a ) Frutmrnitimm I
tea for all freshman and sophomore! All fraternities are requested to I
women in the Home F or.omics par-' turn in their president.,' names and I
lors on the Collet of Aoriculture I addresses to Lemy Snider. 14 Si
Company campus Thursday from 4 to 1 o"clock. 'street aa soon a imss'La. j
Jwisi StataWitt's Rontiw j
A recent ion for all Jewish Univor-i
sity student wili be he!a on Friday :
eveninir at 3 o'cloe' at the Temple
at Twentieth and South Streets.
Palla)ian L,tsr Wiety Frnkawa CMiI
The Palladian i.itvnry .S.ic-.ety will ! Freshmen Y. if. C A. council
hold an open mee'V.jr i-'riilav evi-nin? ' meeting will b held Thursday eve
Octoher 1 at 8 :.10 in Palladian Hall ninir, Sept. .10, at seven-thirty in th
of the Temple Bnildinir. Temple. All freshmen who ara in
terested in this work are invited toi
attend. '
DraMtic Ca ;
TTie Dramatic Cub will meet!
Thursday at 7 p. m. in the. Tempi
Silver Serpents All old members please b present.
The Silver Serpenta initiation will! Saatattaaviaa Sanrty
Scandinavian Society will hold
first meeting Friday Octoher 1,
, , OA
Ur9 uruetietb
Mc-
Sifma Delta CM
Sirma Delta Chi will meet Thurs-1
day evening: at 7:15 at fhe P.i Kaopa 1
roan(rPrs indicated encouraeement '
when ha made the statement to the'h' M Thursday evening ? evn
It seems to be the popular ihin? j value of act .ivitiea to otoor colleiyr ,n- pffact that, studant support deter- ' n c'nc 'n Ellen Smith ITaP.
for editorial wriier ,0 lament the ' terests, will do more ton-.-.rd tha sup-' mined the popularity of local orches
fact that football hs rafcti s:ich a I pression of Activity Va,1nes rhnnifras and that the prices of the or
hold on the public, rbt the co!le(eany other factor. V,.M the doliurl'ta , hetras had only risen on th
world is beenmir-ar craved w;h foot-'of hecomina" '.irh,v trt an or.a- 1- 'strength of that popularity
ball, and that the mam ambition of zation a attr"-' 1 .-o'7 p";ntei .is ',h
most collejrcs saarcs to no t.t turn j'ltiare sure to pc find thi i-Li'1! i
a winninir footXqil rm 'centivo to rlaao the CBntar .vh,c1-, !
Brit we can't wn ro jp-t eTrir-ad -'has honored ih -m with n'e.-lyevhip. ,t
1 MysHe Flsk
An important meeting of all last
! years Mystic Fish will he at Kn
Smith Hall, Tbnrsdav, Sent. 3ft at
Sevaral sororitias and fraternities 7 p. m.
have already expressed their desire
Ai Uelta Meatinf
orer the situation. We reaiie that not to he ynidored hnt :he har-l
some of us yet hi'ehfy evcited at a work which ef r 1 cur:", v.-ir ac i-. i
football (Tame, that we rfien act veyty necessitate-- nn.' the u'r.pv-cia-undijrnified,
that, we soend a ;rreat . tiv attitude too oft.-n adopted the
deal of time before and aftr the : fraternity 1 etiticsy o-. f-r! -.oV --d
jrames In discussion of tK ?si"f, b'lt'and the earr fi-ecman (?r.ec ;vs ,..
to assist the Council in their action.
The Council feels confident -hat re-1 Tne rejrular Xi Delta m-ct r.(? -will All mechanical ensr-.-eertnif
suits will be obtained bnt i. ;,.; M(i " o'clock fhursday ee- especially frehne.n are
Xi '
in i
Temple at S o'clock, room 101. A
special invitation is extended to new;
students.
A. S. M. C M-.f:
American Society of Mechanical
Enarineers will meet Friday even;nar
Octoher 1 at 7 o'clock :n M. E. 2ft.
t i,;;.:s.
invit. .J.
. Si'. As
I U f le,.J fT ... V
litlii'llllitllliiliiliiili-. I
ent. in its desire for tha cooneratlnn ! mriff in fcllT1 Smith Hall.
of every campus social organization. ! "
nar,py proirram.
we somehow fail to sae th? dncrer.
'.vilfiillj- b'ind t:
tivity ?.fartnes
t h " d a n re
Pershing's Return
Arouses Memories
fCont.inued trorr, raere Orse.)
We confers to an -j .ievpres.;b'e I
feelina: that ?ies urj od do"i our :
spine when "that b' red team comes
on tlie field." We find it imposihe
to remain in our seats when the wVis-
tle blowst and the ball ors in thai
opening kickoff. Vnan w leave the'
Three Years Ago
Fordyce To Lecture I
To Classes Thursday!
I one that, is awarded each year to the
The four divisions of Education I company winning the compet.
63, Educational Psychology, will j In those years there va nuch
have a joint, meeting five o'clock 1 rivalry between the four crimr.anies
T'm,olr in Torv.i j:f-,- t of the battalion ART inH fl Tf.
. ' III t llillir iIIHHLill MUM. AI. -- ' --
ty receiver j Fnrdyoe, of the pcholoe depart- i rniniscences of Perhing;'s time re-
ent of Teachers College, will lec- vea' that nri yar when r ompany D
won the competition, the enthusiasm
Irfo stnps. These .strips were worn I
as the .iecoration for the wir.mna:!
compnv.
The Pershing" R.fles are tnbut
'o the ponuUnty of General Pershing-.
He -tarred an organization
called the Varsity R.fes. which af-
envsrd was named in honor of him.
The Alpha Phi frt
schola-hio trophy for Heine tVe I
. : J 9 ...a .... . . I
-r- " " ,bi?het national non-profestionai . Uir4 to th1 students. His subject
actually played in the km" oir-ir 1. utt(r fratyjtv ;n n-hr,lastic n k- .u,:.
' tore and processes of the mechan-
ims ot pxcnomiricai nenavior.
The stofjents refi-istered in
selves. But wherein lie-i the. danryerv
These thincra to which w freely
.--T-..iim ii'in- 1-11 j"fi
Richard Smith was e'.ct,- nrei.
confe-s seem to he the .symptoms 01 ipt nf tJv, Greer, f'oMins for the
th "football era re, thst ter'hle dis
ease which threatens to or.n'o up1
1 year
Haro'd Hutchinson
this
was so unbonndcrl that the winnere 1
trot hold of a pair of Lieutenant
Pershing's trousers and tore them
psTirrrw
mm! zzr:r.
c-tta-anr m ?-
3"fJ78
fieditinor CJorn-
! eouroe are not compelled to attend 5
owr modem universities, but w f3T-e , hnfkfif tr, broke his collarl-cr
always manag-ed to gPt thronh the
season with no dire results desnite
a defeat or two. And the University
seems to gret alonsr just about the
same during; foohaH season as after
or before it.
hut are strong;ly advised to do so.
: Or. Fordvce's talk will clear nn Hiffi.
in the wme with Illinois. oa,f, fo a WtM
Charles C. Caldwell was commis- of th suhjprt
sioned colorel of the T. niversity of I
Nebraska R. O.
So. let the "Intelligrentsia-' how,. imlTr)W of
'. Rg;.'meTit. Re
was president of toe senior class and
a member of Persning' P'es and of !
.Scabbard and K!ao. he was al.o a
at o or laurh at us as the cise rr-ay
be; we will g-o rht on enjoyine foot
ball, tnlklngr football, perhaps even
omconscioosly worshipping: it. iTie
time may come when we will hve
to admit that these "calamity howl
ers" were rig-ht, but in trie meantifie
we will be gpttipg a "big: kick' cut
of football.
Sierma ''hi fraternity.
W notice that the fall elections
are groina to be held soon and look
forward to a day of real pleasure.
There probably have not been more
than two or three names filed for
positions yet. About Friday morning; j Harold W. Zipp, Bernard P. Kossck
there will be a big1 roh for the ard Arthur L. Converse.
Student Activities office and out of Company C, Commanding; Officer.
the rash will come tw candidates Cantain Phil Sidles: second in 0r.v
for each office, excepting; Honorary Jmand, First Lieutienant Paul G. Bey-
R. O. T. C. Officers
Assigned to Units
( Con tinned from Pagre One.)
Captain John T. Murchison; second
in romand. Second Lieutenant Don
ald W. Ing-alls; Second Lieutenants,
David F. Foster and Don Charles
Mattison.
Company B, Commanding; Officer,
Captain Victor Z. Brink; second ir.
Command, Second Lieutenant Henry
M. Rosenstein; Second Lieutenants
Always the
Newest in
Gray Anderson's
Luncheonette
143 North 12th.
Colonel, of course.
' Jiyst about now "political bosses"
are getting their heads together and
pkVinflf their candidates. Perhaps
tVy tre already picked. If not, they
ft,-rtn will be. At any rate there is
ttWav that mysterjois number
"two."
NoT-fratemity men hardly ever
f.le an more. There isn't any use;
the? have no organization and ro
chanc of beir.jr elected. The women
seldom try to compete with the fraf
mil.jr factions. There are few of
f to be f :ied by women, the main
.;: k'irg! that of Honorary Colonel,
3 ihr-y are vsoallf content with
Tj..':x tot those offices.
tiff the Jion-frr'ternity men
-"! wmen ar g-oina to ret
! and then the fjn y,Vi ftart.
t n pi-eaent time it is jivt t
v ,-cn trro fraterr.i'y factions.
Jiun are yery e-rsnly di
i t r.- one cecma Xa know why
is as it is. There are no
, r rains why ere fatcmity
I v'-te c,7tt ttp.f nort than
f, ervpi that it has been
t. way for years. Karh f jc-
.': ? to tie orghnwti to reat
j.-r :.". tiilr-sr aht-rtit these
1. !-.(. fh7 are not sup
' (.:. . The dm:nirfratii
'. tf -'-ioi-'e them, fa fact we
' t.'.Kf fher is Atts knr'h
f r f,-? S-rr.ppirifT of votes
I !'' faction;. ? the
if 1 .i Ir , r, :?n-f ions are co--
' d to fhi fftr.f fa.
. f, u hr- .-t rian- wins'.
ers; Second Lieutenants, Paul H
Jacobs and Erl W. Dayton.
Company D, Commanding: Officer,
Captain Ted Johnson; second in Com
mand, First Lieutenant J. Leroy Too
hey; First Lieutenant Lee E. Smed
ley; Second Lieutenant Horace W.
Oomon.
Second Battalion, Comr)dinjr Offi
cer, Major Edwin H. McClrew; Adju
tant, First Lieutenant Paul R. Prink.
Company K, Commanding: Officer
Captain Ralph B. Major; second in
Command, First Lieutenant Gordon
M, Loikart; Second Lieutenant New
D. Adams; Second Lieutenant Flmer
A. Crane.
Company P, Commanding; Officer,
Captain Pred M. Chase; second in
Command, First Lieutenant Beryl (5.
Lg-en; First Lieutenant Gecrge W.
Pitzsimmons; Second Lieutenant Ad
rian L. Hall.
Company Cr, Commanding: Officer,
Captain Carl S. Smith; eecond fa
Command, First Lieutenant Kenne '.
A. Simmons; Second LieuW.a " ' '
Tineoln Frost, Jr., and Ma V.
mann.
Company H, Commanding; ("
Capain Arthur W. Breyer;
Command, First Lieutenarf. !
B. H.ltner; First LieuteT.a -t .'.
son W, Dunham; Second LV-
Vollrad Karlson and The'.-i-r'-fovell.
Third Battalion, Commander
car, Major William H. Damrn- ; . ! .
tant. First Lieutenant Ronseli V.'.
Michael.
Company I, Commanding' (r'."f
Captain Joseph M. Kadleeek; wr 5
in Command, First lieutenant J. !.'
W. Taylor; Second Lieutenants, '
nard Mirey od Maurice C. Lee j
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We've gxr
need to ?
fasten
askin
LIGHT LUNCHES FOUNTAIN SERVICE
CONFECTIONERY
EAT A BUTTER KLSTWICH
IT'S TOASTED
Open Until Mir1
(aiiklltttfttiai.;
The little thing3 z
fellow needs
selection of
and shirts
stantly r
too.
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