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3 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN .r-.vruitv Dispensary Treats 2500 Students n . 0500 tudcnts have been tvCd fi " ailments ,n .v Health Dispensary. Besides StU 1800 freshmen were exam thi8ntth e first f the year. Of this lumber 800 were women and 1000 were men ALL THIS WEEK "The Girl Who Wouldn't Work" An Amailnf Drama With Marerite Pe La Motte Other Entertaining Plcturee SHOWS AT 1. 3, B, 7, 9. ALL THIS WEEK . Amailnf Sequel to the Famoue "The Lone Wolf Returns" 1 Thrilllm Adventure With BERT LYTELL BILLIE DOVE Other Entertaining Picture uT 15c N,TE 25e SHOWS AT-1. 3. 5. 7. 9. r...ier Greta Garbo and Antonio Arfentina THE TEMPTRESS ON THE STAGE IN ARGENTINE" ALICE TERRY IN REX INGRAM'S 'THE MAGICIAN A Metro-Goldwjrn Picturo ALSO Our Gang Comedy RIALTO NOW VAL'DKVILLE rj.mi mKiouuT THURS. FRI. SAT. An All Orpheum Circuit Prof ram HELEN GERTRUDE Clinton Sisters With JOE CHAPELLE AND CLARENCE THOMPSON CURLY AND GIGG1E In an Original Offering "SOMEWHAT DIFFERENT" JOE LUCILLE Rolley and Ogden The Mu.tcal Funatar in "AT PALM BEACH" The Merry VaudevilUan Bobby Jackson And Hit Vereatile Company In "YOUTH AND BEAUTY" In a Setting of Splendor Fred Sosman In a Delightful Offering of "SONGS AND CHATTER" Tha Favorite Entertainer Sankus & Sylvers "The Fox Trot Acrobat" NEWS AND COMEDY PICTURES THE HOUSE WITHOUT A KEY" BAB1CH AND THE ORCHESTRA SHOWS AT 2:30, 7, 9. rXl f: -r ALL THIS WEEK THIS WEEK Ho thought ah wu "Just Another BLONDE" The Liveliest Romance Ever with DOROTHY MACKAILL JACK MULHALL "UPPERCUTS" A Laugh Coovulaloo with JACK DUFFY ON THE STAGE A Colorful Mualcal Offering Badalie & Dean Revue A Talented Company Presenting "A NIGHT IN THE ORIENT" BEAVER and hi. BOYS Featuring "GYPSY LOVE SONG" SHOWS AT 2,30, 7iOO, CiOO AYLSWORTH TELLS OF SUPREME COURT Political Scienct) Profeaaor Explain! Workings of High Tribunal Of Nebra.k In his lecturo over the radio Tues day afternoon L. E. Aylsworth, Pro fessor of Political Science told "Why We Now Have Three Supreme Courts in Nebraska" and why it takes two or three years to get a judgment on a case from the Supreme Court. "Several years ago," he said, "a youth of 16 years stumped from Omaha to Lincoln to find out why he didn't get any compensation for his lost leg. The answer was that the case was still on the docket with no chance of gaining a hearing for a year or more." The Constitution of Nebraska pro vides that "every person shall have justice administered without de nial or delay." Yet for years and years the Supreme Court of this Btate has been from two to four year,s behind in its work. We have been wrestling with the problem now for over 35 years and the Supreme Court is still behind a full two years. Remedy Being Tried The remedy now being tried, he pointed out, is a modification of ones tried before. Every four or five years the problem has been tackled by the legislature or constitutional conven tion or some other body. In 1925 the legislature provided for fix commis sioners in two groups of three each to help the court to overcome the congestion of its docket. Now since July 1925 we have had three Supreme THE HONEYMOON EXPRESS With IRENE RICH COMEDIES FOX NEWS SONG SLIDES SHOWS AT I, 3, 5, 7. 9. NITE 30c. MAT. 15c Fresh Sweet Oranges Fresh Sweet Oranges $3 per box of three hundred large size. Boxes larger than standard size. Sound fruit and satis faction guaranteed or money back. We pay express charges. A box of these makes an ap preciated Christmas gift. Remit with order. Acme Orange Farms LaGrange, Texas Rudge & Guenzel Co. Linen Crash Lunch eon Cloths Thene charming clothe have color ed border and are 4545. Juat think of their gift giving pomibilitieii and their LOW price. C 1 each i - Damask Special $2.50 Thi l our No. 19 a bleached damak at $2.50 per yd. with napkin to match at Special ale price.. Bridge Sets All linen eranh brl.lxe .eta em broidered edge in color of blue. gold, lavender, pjnk, grei. include ona 86 In. cloth T1 QB and 4 napkin. Per et ... f " Waffle Sets Linen waffle et. in eMorted color. In plaid pattern. et one 60 in. clton and is napkin. $3.98 Per et Odd Linen Napkins 25 Less Every hou.ewif can ue "oih" dozen napkin, e.pecially ," pr cent i off their regular price. These are all linen too. Fine Quality Silesean Linen Pattern Cloths and Napkins Site 72x72 Size 72x90 Bize 72x108 Size 72x120 22 in. Napkiue 778 9.BS 12.00 14.00 M Linen Squares Plain Round thread linen hem- titched square Size 86x88 ea. tiize 46x45 oa. Biz orM ea. $2 78 ' 3.78 Z . 4-78 Fancy Linens pci. Oval Madeira "J. rr ittracti... priced $. 1 Crnuino Madeira hand emb. tea napkin, per 1-2 do. 12 78. Madeira napkin holder. fcmb. Madeira Bcarf. .1" HoS-lit of f.ncr " Ui"' lightly oild 10 per cent le. Rudge & Guenzel Co. Court attempting to speed up Jus tice. Under thiB plan some headway has been made so that if progress can be continued at the same rato the docket will be up to schedule in four or five more years. However all these attempted rem edies are superficial cures which do not cut to the Bource of the problem and prevent the cause from operat ing. As long as caBes continue to come in as they have in the past, the court will forever be trying to catch up. What is needed is some rule whereby the flow of cases to the docket will be limited and some method of hearing which will be speedier and simpler. In the first place the right to ap peal is too broad and unlimited. Every case can now be appenled to the court whether it is important or trivial. That every case has the right of appeal to the Supreme Court is a principle which was supposed to operate to the benefit of the poor man. This however is fallacious be cause it is the richer appellants that benefit by the long delays and costlv counsel attendant upon appealing. Time Waited In the second place all the records of i the lower courts are studied by the supremo court. This entails need less waste of time and effort because a brief or abstract would be far more efficient and just as complete and useul. Lastly the fee3 charged are too small. While the cost to the State of the Supreme Court has multiplied six or seven times since the beginning of the century, the fees have remained the same. With these fees the state is insufficiently paid for its services and encouragement is lent to bring up petty and insignificant cases which are not worth a larger fee. These basic cures will be more ef fective, Professor Aylsworth believes than the old superficial remedies. They have been tried by other states and have proved successful. However the public must be awakened to the need of these reform measures so that they will insist upon their adop tion for the bar and the legislature have so far failed to do so. UNION BUILDING DRIVE CONTINUED University of South Dakota Renew Effort Toward $500,000 Goal For Activities Center Vermillion, S. D., Dec. 16. A special campaign among new stu dents and faculty members to make pledges toward the $300,000 student union building at the University of South Dakota is under way this week. The campaign is planned to reach all who did not make pledges to the fund last year when the first drive was made, resuting in sub scriptions in excess of $150,000. The campaign is also being con tinued among the alumni with en couraging results. It is practically assured, alumni directors of the cam paign say, that within the five years alloted for the raising of funds that suficient money will be in the hands TELL SANTA CLAUS you would like one of those Genuine finished Cowhide Portfolios or Carrying Cases for Christmas For fine Selection and Best Price C. Edison Miller Co. 218 No. 12th A HANDY PLACE to get your mag., candies, toilet articles, stationery and school supplies. Walter Johnson's Sugar Bowl B-1319 1552 "O" St. New York University School of Retailing . i a i Vork'a Newark'., and Brooklirn'i large.t toJlZfrZrH. "6ro'rV.d..rnv.c?e.: ftM da-room in-tructlon. M.-ter of Science In Retailing granted on completion of on. year of gr.du at work. 3 Graduate Fellowships 5 Scholarships Student, mar ater January 31 or September 1927 Summer School July 5 to Augu.t . 2 Something New in University Souvenirs Tka 1927 "V" Calendar with its betutifuily emoossed seal on The lvti u Z?2tv .turJent needs. Each pag haa a different the cover is wh. every student Jegh ..redVtter days o the 2Sth Theeseamay"be8CecurPednfor .'nominal price at Lon,'. Col.,o Book Stor.. You'll be proud to own one. Come la and eae the aaw Nebraska Calendar at Long'a ColUge Book Store. An ideal Cbrtatmaa Gift of the treasurer to build tho union building. $200,000 for Memorial Stadium The total goal is $500,000, the first $300,000 going toward tho con struction of the union, the remain ing $200,000 to be used for the com pletion of the Inman Memorial sta dium and endowment of the alumni association. The eight rections of the concrete stndium as row completed have been built entirely from gifu of tsudenti an 1 an initial donation from Mrs. L'.. M. I'imnn. Featured f :h rT(',vMil umrr. building, whi:h i dcsiwi n n com munity centjr for the social life of students, la.'u'.ty and nlumul, !.n'lule reading and nermann renins f.ir men and wom.i. olTiws f- r V. M 0 A., alumni PS3 ca' n, ctudenc pub lications, co-operative book atoro, dining room, soci.il huli, guest rooms for entertaining visitors and similar features. WNAD TO BROADCAST OKLAHOMA CONTEST Cage Fray Between Oklahoma and Hillyardi Will Be Repor ted Over Radio t Norman, Dec. 16. (Special.) WNAD, the University of Oklahoma broadcasting station will broadcast the Sooner-Hillyard basketball game which will be played December 17 at Norman. The game is to be played at 7 o'clock tonight and will be put on the air on a 254 meter wave length. The university station will broadcast all the games played on the Sooner's home court during the season. The Hillyards, 192G National Amateur champions, will have three all-American men on the squad which will invade the Sooner camp. Forrest DeBarnardi, three time all-American forward, "Long" John Wulf, center, and George Starbuck, guard, are the men who have been chosen on all- American mythical quintets who will be in the Chemical lineup. FOLLIES SKITS TO BE REWARDED A. W. S. Board, Sponsoring Co-Ed Follies, Offers Two Prizes The A. W. S. board, which is pro moting and sponsoring the Co-Ed Follies the night of January 21 in the Temple, announces a first prize of fifteen dollars and a second prize of A Chime Cloc takes an important place in the home. It carries with it an atmosphere of welcome. 1 1 adds a "lived in" touch. SETH THOMAS CLOCKS in our complete 3tock in clude a variety of designs and prices. 7a maJufanckimt deck tidiutd luraldj each Quarter luur in m Other. $10 le $40 ' HALLETT P.. 1871 117-119 So. 12 Pwimi. Stone.. Watch... Jewelry ! CHRISTMAS CARDS GRAVES 3 Doors South of Temple Iowa Educator Denounces Practice Of Trick Examinations for Children Iowa City, la., Dec. 18. School children who despair over rigid ex aminations covering relatively unim portant points and who are subjected to surprises examinations have the sympathy of Doctor Ernest Horn, professor of Education at the Uni versity of Iowa. Doctor Horn went on record today as violently opposed to examinations of the trick variety, covering details on what the children ought not to bo expected to learn. The Iowa educator, who is much in demand as a speaker at teachers' meetings in all sections of the coun try, made the startling statement that points to be covered in examin ations should be revealed to the pu pils beforehand. "It is the simple and logical thing to do," says Doctor Horn, "since an ten dollars, for the best skit present ed that night. Any organization or any group of girls may enter a skit, a musical comedy, or any type of entertain ment that can bo presented success fully. This type of entertainment was inaugurated last ytar by the A. W. S. board and was enthusiastically received. Skits should be handed in to any member of the A. W. S. board. All plans must be submitted for their ap proval by noon of January 7. Girls ore urged to plan their skits during Xmas vacation. UNIVERSITY HAS UNIQUE CLUBHOUSE INNOVATION Westminster Inn, a club owned by the Presbyterian Church in Bloom ington, Indiana, ha3 been in opera tion for five years. Each Friday night an informal gathering is held at the inn and it is open daily from 3 to 10 p. m. with a hostess in charge. Reading matter is supplied for the students and the kitchen is open for fudge parties. Four general parties arc held annually. Capital Engraving Co. 319 50. I2T ST. LINCOLN. NEB. Bfl78 DeVilbiss Perfumizers and Perfume Lights )R.13ANDI LINCOLN. NEB.. C. E. BUCHHOLZ, Mgr. "The Student's Store I lrtS.W.COR.13AND BSTi "'t7 "Watch For and Patroniie the Green Coache." O. L. & B. GREEN COACH SERVICE Leave Unlver.lty Place, 2Sth Sc Warren A. M. 6:22, 6:37, 6.52, 7:07, 7:22, 7:37, 7:52, 8:07, 8:22, 8:37. P M. 4:22, 4:52, 5:07, 5:22, 5:37, 5:52, 6:07, 6:22, 6:37. Leave Lincoln, 12th AN , A. M. 6:45, 7:00, 7:15, 7:30, 7:45, 8:00, 8:15, 8:30, 8:45. P. M. 4:45, 5:00, 5:15, 5:30, 5:45, 6:00, 6:15, 6:30, 6:45. At other timea departure la on hour and half hour, La.t through from Lincoln 11:22 P. M. Lat through from Unl Place 11:00 P. M. Sunday Service .tart. 1 hour later and di.continue. 1 hour earlier fcf- tffi, . I Skating is twice as much ,7 ViC ' I fun when you have some " ' 'ft-fistfl '5 . J Cake Eaters along! How -i :r'-lM'r' the gang all love that butter t:':;yr'':y'". "wl ' I cream center, covered with X , , flavory caramel, packed yr.V " ' 'r'fiyi,' with delicious peanuts and ; -"V ' coated with smooth milk ;'., chocolate! ... Wherever vV: "' " ' '''." ' vC'r.'r ' candy is sold. aae- examination is supposed to cover the most important work the student has been over." A chance for tho pupil to learn things which will be asked in the test should certainly be afforded, Doctor Horn maintains. The child then will learn something which he might otherwise have missed and per haps later never would have learned. Only points fully covered during the term should be stressed in exam inations and other questions were branded as unfair by the University of Iowa authority. "I believe in examinations. Rigor ous scholarship is impossible without them. Evidence of results accom plished are furnished by them and a strict accounting is necessary," de clares Doctor Horn. Won- n's self-government rules at the University of Wisconsin require women students to bo in their rooms before 10:30 on all evenings except Friday and Saturday, when 12:30 is the deadline. The Golden Candlestick 226 So. 12 TEA ROOM AND PASTRY SHOP Moderate Prlcea 7:30-7:30 CM i. ai t v.;r j- r, ,i nv $170 and up, round trip rrn , IT DOWN eled by the this year will certainly show a further big increase in bookings. For these ships are your ships, owned and operated by the United States Government to give you the highest standard of service demanded by Americans. Clean, airy staterooms, inviting public rooms, the best of food, exclusive deck space and daily concerts all contribute to a delightful voyage. Get all the facts now from your local steamship agent, or write to the address below for complete illustrated literature. Make reservations well in advance. The United State. Line, operate the LEVIATHAN, GEORGE WASHINGTON. PRESIDENT ROOSE VELT, PRESIDENT HARDING and REPUBLIC from New York to Cobb, Plymouth, Cherbourg, Southampton, Bremen. United States Lines 1227 City National Bank Bid. Omaha and 45 Broadway, N. Y. C Figures given out by the employ ment offices at Washington State Col lego show that stenographic work is the most popular method of earning money for girls. Many of the professors at the Uni versity of Rochester are using the slide mothod of instruction and flush lights are necessary for the taking of notes. 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