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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1928
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN.
TFIRET!
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Exact Nature New Feature
Will Not Be Disclosed
Until Later
PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN
Tentative plana of a corneal
for Hie next mniibcr of the Aw
wiin. liumoroUH magazine spnn
unicil by the Ncbnmka chapter of
Sitnna Delta Chi. liational profes
sional journalistic fraternity, are
now belui? formulated according to
Kennet.li O. Anderson, editor.
The exact nature of the contest
will not be rilHflosed until a later
date. liR Ka'fl- A number of prizes
will be given away upon expiration
of the contest, the nature of which
lire likewise withhold at. this time.
December 10 in the date set for
the appearance of the next Issue of
tin- magazine on the campus. It will
lie. known as the "Holiday" num
ber and the majority of the copy
will be centered around that theme.
As the Military Hall and the Corn
hiisker banquet will take place in
the early part of December, jokes
on these two occasion will ulso he
appropriate for the Awgwan, the
editor announced.
Jokes and Quips Needed
"Considerable material has al
ready been subrniitt'd for the 'IIoll
jy' 'issue, declared Anderson, yes
terday, "but. there is still need for
o number of short jokes, quips, and
niinor features. All ropy should be
in the office by Monday, Novem
ber 26."
Those who have submitted edi
torial material are Henry Brainerd,
i;ihie Ilrodkey, Lee Daniels, Elaine
Hovel-field, Maurice W. Koukel,
Robert Lainp, Bill T. McCleery.
Aim 1'eterson, Cliff V. Sandahl.
Helen Simpson and Kluioute
Waite.
Faulkner Reviews Books
Mimrlen Konkl and Arth'ir
Schroeder are at present working
on thu Sigma Delta Chi features,
"Adventure In Dementia," the third
account of which will be published
on tin; forthcoming issue. Virginia
Kaulkuer ia likewise at work with
her section, "Mews at the Muse," a
department devoted to book re
dews. A clever double-page spread for
i In; two pages In the middle of the
niiisaziiie is now being effected.
Cartoonists who are at work on
MY DIARY!
Nov. "o. Exam papers framed in
blue pencil, in psychology 1 said
coffee, tea and liquor were jsfimuli.
Very blue. Wrote copiously about
a bank's interest in deposits but the
reader had something else in mind.
And that History exam. Oh, well,
i hat's all past. Today is today and
it's a nice day. Chicken Little Inn
anil chicken pies with Jean. Drove
ihnMijili Uethany. Burned church.
Hack to History. Team off to cage
CiiRle. Evening spent at Chicken
Llitle with the. gang. Fruit salads.
"Sonny Boy." Home.
A. BRIGHT, Junior.
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday
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Here Is Hie Lateet and Beet An
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With NANCY CARROLL
VAUDEVILLE
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With a Chorue of 7
MABEL HOLLIS
TABOR A. GREEN
TIM McCOY
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FRIDAY NITE
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ANNOUNCES CONTEST
"THE 11 COLLEGIANS"
With Ys Old Pep and Fire
Social Calendar
Krliluy, Novrmbn- 13
rlta licltn lPit,i Krmlimnn hoiwe
prtrty.
h!','"..xi fH" l'r'y. Unroln hotl.
Pnllncllitii Literary society, banquet,
Hlgma i iil fall parly. T.lm-oln hatol.
I'Hl-lll llnliKr, ImuNit flatlet.
I'lll Alpha i..ii,. hniiKa dnni.
All MhiIio.IIhI Konthnll purly. Activi
ties bulldinif, Ak rampus.
Sllturliiy, Novi-mltrr S4
Th-lH Chi rail parly, Lincoln lintc-l.
Aljilm liolia TIumh. hou party,
.i ... M""'0'1"" Htucknt l.arty, A( Ac.
Alpha I'hl Krnshnii'ti, tinimn flame
hi I'tltn. Tllftrt, hoimn iIhiico.
Kappa lirliH, hollflu .lance,
I'hl Mu. house! rtiinri;,
Hlsniti Kapfia, houw- dame.
illan J, library party,
A'-arln. hfiltHo pai ty.
I'hl Gumma lelia, houso parly.
Official Bulletin
Friday, NoTfnibrr 2
n.Si,.?"",i!,M.t. .? ","""t 1'iirty, Student Ac
tivities HuIMIhjj, p. in.
f'rom-Couiitry Numeral Meet, 4:30 Sta
dium. Nehraika Sweetheart Kindlon.
Saturday, November 24
Cirld Parly, Army-Nebraska camn re
turn. 'oliN um. 1 p. in.
Mortar Ijuanl Htmefit Jfrliigu, 3-G
o clock, CornhuHlier hotel.
Tuesday, November 27
Sydney-Nehranka Iichale, Coliseum
l'oothall Team returim, 7:31) Burling
ton tlttpot.
material for the entire periodical
Include Helen Chase, flay Crabtree,
Jimmy IMckerlng, A. C. Powell,
James Whitaker and Gay Williams.
The cover design will be drawn by
Jimmy Pickering.
R. A. Gantt, '09, Promoted
To Vice-presidency of
Postal Telegraph ,
Mr. Robert A. Gantt, who re
ceived his B.Sc. degree In elec
trical engineering at the Univer
sity of Nebraska in 1909, announ
ced his resignation, October 1,
lOUS, from his position as general
manager of the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph company of San
Francisco In order to accept a po
sition with the International Tele
phone and Telegraph corporation
of New York.
Mr. Gantt will be vice-president
of plant and engineering of the
Postal Telegraph-Cable company, a
branch of the International Tele
phone and Telegraph corporation.
Mr. Gantt has had a most admir
able record since his graduation
from the engineering school at Ne
braska. His first position after
graduation was with the Northwest
ern Bell Telephone company of
Omaha where he worked himself
up to the high office of district
superintendent.
Works With Bell Company
After working in this capacity for
a while he was promoted to division
superintendent for the Northwest
ern Rell Telephone company, at the
head of plant operations in Minne
sota, Iowa, Nebraska, and North
and South Dakota, in 1919. He later
returned to Omaha as general su
perintendent of the Northwestern
Bell plant.
In 1924 he became chief engineer
of the Southern California Tele
phone company, where he did some
very extensive work in southern
California, lie remained In this
capacity until January 1, 1926 when
he was made general manager of
the Pacific Telephone and Tele
graph company of San Francisco
from which he recently resigned to
take the New York position.
While at the I'nlverslty of Ne
braska, Mr. Gantt was a member
of Sigma Tan. honorary engineer
ing society. He did not sever all
connections with the university
since his graduation, as he has
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Foes on Football Field
State College, Pa. (IP) Broth
er combinations in football are not
new, but when Penn Stales and
Lafayette met here recently, fans
saw the McCracken brothers in a
unique family role.
The older, Herb Mct'racken. Is
head coach at Lafayette college,
while his younger brother, John, is
a substitute back on llm Penn
State eleven, and saw some action
during the game.
GAME REPORTS WILL BE
GIVEN AT GRID PARTY
Continued From face 1.
that, the band will be in West Point,
other entertainment has been pro
vided for.
Identification cards will admit all
students to the Coliseum where the
reports will begin coming in from
the east before one o'clock. Seat
ing facilities have been arranged
for all those desiring to attend.
SKIT BY KAPPA-A. T. O.
FORCES FEATURES REVUE
Continued From Tnffe 1.
some gym class In the Armory.
(Take your choice.)
Don't move, there are no persons
shot In this act. Besides other fea
tures by the Kappa-A. T. O. politi
cal combine, there is the chorus.
One of those conglomerations you'd
stay iu Lincoln Christmas vacation
for. Six black-haired (but not
blushing) Kappa, all with the
same kind of haircuts. (Bargain
days again.) However a few
pledges bolster up the line, and be
sides, rehearsals afford an appro
priate way of sneaking from study
table.
This is one of those skating
scenes in Alaska before the Kappas
Installed their Frlgidairo and the
.dances reputed by the director to
be simple look like Lon Chaney on
a tight-rope. Boy, they're real! Im
agine holding down a four-bit seat
in the balcony at the Orpheum
Thanksgiving morning when this
chorus Is appealing to you that "All
I Can Give You Is Love." (Sorry
fellers but they're all dated). Al
though they did not have their
skates along, we are wondering
whether or not they wear plus
fours, sing bass and attend univer
sity classes.
Two Steps Needed.
After banning interpretative
dancing as being too much like
school work, all the chorus needed
was two. more steps to finish the
song and be safe behind the scen
ery. Someone suggested some bal
let type of dance, but the A. T. O.'s
didn't pledge enough athletes, so it
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was agreed that more dancing
must, be learned. 'The discussion
about, the type of movements (not
found in Swiss watches), became so
heavy, it had all the appearance of
it session during rush week.
The costuming Is secret, but we
did find out that we were to hunt
rabbits from now until Thanksgiv
ing morn to niiike six tiny muffs.
(Funny thing Hit'- wouldn't have
the Orpheum healed). If it docsu't
snow next Wednesday night, ode of
the scenes will have to be cut.
After peeing these co-eds dance, we
wonder why Mother insisted on our
taking up the violin.
And to further entertain the pub
lic, possessing those half dollars,
an A. T. O. and his engaged to be
sing those catchy melodies that
you'd walk a mile to hear. From all
appearances if the Cornhuskers
don't spot the Army more than 20
points King Kosmet is going to
frolic next week for the mutual ben
efit of all the mm still left In
school due to scholastic reasons
and the co-eds not chosen Nebraska
swee.. hearts.
Moral: Break open that penny
bank, pawn tickets for the Kosniet
Show are on sale, Insured for fire,
theft, and shrinkage. Beat the
Army!
ARMY EXPECTS HARD
GAME WITH HUSKERS
Continued l-roin Vngn I.
gotten Into enough games to be
awarded a letter.
Sub Ends Inexperienced
The reserve wing men Lynch,
Marshall and Kenny also lack ex
perience. Lynch w h o replaced
Messlnger, regular end In the Yale
game at the start, has been on
the squad for four years but. has
yet to win his letter. Marshall who
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Is also contending for a place at
right end is playing his first yrai
of big football, his previous) exper
ience being limited to last year's
plebe team. Kenny, another end
reserve who has relieved Ciirlmark
at left end for breathing spells this
year, has probably had more exper
ience than either of the other two.
Major (talpli Sasse, end coach, be
lieves that, all of these men show
signs of development, but that th-
will have to work fast to be of real
help In the coining important i
games. j
On the line Wliner at center, I
Humber and Maxwell guard1!, Mac
Lean and Ptirham tackles, all need
considerable training both in of
fensive and defensive work. Cap
tain Jones believes that except
when (he opponents have had the
ball on the five yard line, that his
linesmen have not put us as strong
a defensive game as they Bhould.
Lt. "Babe" Bryan, Army's husky
line coach, has been directed to
build up these men and Captain
Jones will give him considerable
personal help.
Other reserves who undoubtedly
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CARNEGIE developed the steel in
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The Bell System is growing faster
than ever before in its history and this
growth, like the steel growth, is based
on the development of men.
Today, in the telephone industry,
men in supervisory positions must co
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example, before locating a new central
OfJTi PIONEERING WORK HAS
PIE ILL
Opinions may be changed from side
to side, or from favorable To more
favorable, or oppimed to more op.
po.ied, as judged by tlio course of
the (iebate and the subsequent vot
ing. Before the debate, ballots
may be filled out iepre.-eiit.ing
opinions of one In favor, opposed,
or of no definite opinion. At the
close those more In favor than be
fore, those In favor now, lhn.-e
more opposed lion tliiin before,
and those now (,poeci.
Large Vote Obtainable
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the sympathy and understanding with
which he adapts individual to job,
moulding his men first.
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I Nebraska will lake the neatlv
nd the Ann' niliaris the affirmative
jon tin; question, Tin; pa-liameii-.
taiy system of government is supe.
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