FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY 22. I92'
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
TIIKIK
)
RA-iRAL GOLFERS
'E
NIER SECOND
II
Sorority
Shooters Complete
First Round of Play on
Indoor Course
. -a fiirht of tha Intramural
(UUH o
rtlf tournament began Thursday,
L-uhmarr 21. Den uamma isecona
fUDip ' , third tmml Tl
ipiffll ffiin . -.-..., .
natal'bl, Kappa Delta, Phi Omega
iiimma won their matches. Some
V . i 4HA Mnnt a that
matches ior mo
!.mnt were also clayed.
The winners were Alpha Delta PI,
Cbl Omega, Oiuurn im
nh Delta Theta, Kappa Alpha
Lt!... xhi Vu first team). Aloha
ID VIA. u -
peju Theta (first team) and Ielta
. The groupa win n iwui
Voiida night, February 25, to com
iilete tie second flight of the tourn
wnwt. The winners will compete in
tha third mund which will start
t..,Hht February 26.
The results of the first round in
iramural polf tournament were as
follows: iwl'a ZeU (second team),
- Gamma PhJ Beta, 3: Alpha Delta
n'j Alpha Delta Theta (second
tMn") : l11 Del1 Delta, 1;
Kuwl Alpha Theta, 3: Delta Delta
prlts Thi Mu (first (earn) d
SIM North Fourteenth: Alpha
Helta Theta (first team) defeated
I'hl Onioga Pi; Delta Zeta, 3; Del-
Gamma (first team), 2.
The winners must play off their
matches before Monday, February
and have been paired as fol
io Alrha Delta Pi vs. Chi Orac
sic Gamma Phi Beta vs. Alpha
Lx-ita Theta (second team); Kappa
Uiha T"eR v rni ami uiroi
team); Alpha DelU Theta (first
leam) vs. ueiia eia vmni n-o.ni.
The result of the games, of the
wond flight were: Delta Gamma
, ...i toomV 3: Delta Delta Del
ta" (third team) 2, Delta Zeta (third
team) drew bye; Pi Beta Phi 8;
Uamma Phi Beta (2nd team) 2.
Kappa Delta 4; Phi Mu. (2nd team)
! I'iil Omega PI (second team), 3;
Sutma Kappa. 2: Kappa Kappa
.. . Kimns rvMta Tan. 2. The
li.UUMia v, J "
roUn who will play in tM wirq
ound of the elimination are as
F? iin, ramnij Second team) vs.
llta Zeta (third team): Pi Beta
I'hl vs. Kapr Ielta: Phi OmeKa
Vi vs. Kappa Kappa Gamma.
WOMEN GUNNERS
PRACTICE DAILY
Rifle Team Manager Directs
Coeds on Target Range
In Andrews Hall
Mi mb.Ts of the W omens
Thft fnllnil'lnir n ...... ..I ... 1 1
requested to appear al the I'nlvcr
ally studio at the times Indicated
to hae pictures tuken for the
Cornhuxlcer.
Friday Dramatic Club 12:00. R.
O. T. C. sponHors 12:15, Engineer
ing Council 12:30.
Monday All Senior officers of:
First battallou 12:00 o'clock.
Second batalllon 12:15 o'clock.
Third bawlllon 12:30 o'clock.
Tuesday Hotaunlcal Seminar
12:00. Dally Nrbraakan hiiRlniiKa
staff 12: l.r., Knglneers uubllrltv
board 12:30.
U'udnadflav IH T ..... I. I .. frw...
. . . i.i.ui. , itniuutt I Jlrltt
Kniml ITluK 14.4ft 1 1.. 1 1
. . w . . v. k. t . uv i irimu
literary society 12:30.
Thursday Agrlciiltuial club
12:15, Student Council 12:00, Un
ion literary society 12:30.
Friday. March 1 Cornhusker
club 12:00, W. A. A. 12: IS.
Monday, March 4 -Kappa Hot a
12:80.
year. He has been knocked off the
pedestal of saintlike reverence
with which he was formerly re
garded. But In humanising Wash
ington, critics have tailed to show
those noble characteristics that
made tilm the landing figure In the
history 01 the United States.
Criticiied of Late
Perhaps he didn't have the in
tellectual brilliance of Jefferson or
Hamilton, but be bad more genius
and ability to lead than they. And
always America and the whole
world will admire him for his un
selfish devotion to duty, his unre
lenting courage, his eternal hope
fuluetis despite defeat, his strong
will, his insight Into human char
acter, his abiding faith In God and
the people of the United States, bis
absolute Integrity and the purity in
his motives.
Wednesday evening. Hie score be
ing 33 to 20. After trailing the ,'ay-
hawka tnr ihm iutu. .... ... r t .
count up to 18 all at the half they
nem nansas to a lone basket In
the second period.
DEBATERS
10
HARANGU
IE
KANSANS
Squad on defending Side
of Jury Issue in Next
Monday's Tilt
The debate between Kansas and
? m hm am til (.UKaLlul! ''aiO
solved: That a aubstitute for the
present jury system should be
adopted" will be held Monday after
noon at 4 o'clock in room 101 of the
College of Law. The affirmative
for Nebraska will be upheld by
Jacob M. Finkelsteln, and Walter
Huh..r KntiKfls will be reuresented
by Paul Aiken and Sidney Edwards.
Tbo second of the debates on the
above question will take place be
tween Nebraska and Drake, Thurs
day February 28 al lies ioine.
The negative side or the question
will be upheld by John P. Mo
Knight will meet two students from
tho University of Iowa at Des
Moines, in the third debate on thta
question.
HERE AND THERE
i Chapel Hill. N. C-(1P)-TM
i ,.r Vnrth Carolina Will
i Liiiirinn ... -v -
. i- tiin tirst college
tifli' ,.,..,, .ctl!1T,r in the fouthern
i.ain arc urced by Marion Davis. ' .,.. of Texas. Students at
Official Bullellu
lle'l. HUH IJUUimn.u ...
riv.' . n- at,.at it was also de-
1II1U It UrtlJ V. , . r,
u" cjdfd to do away wwi me ,
01 ( Una Magazine in its present form, I
and to print it as a merer)'
i am ar- uit-u j - l Mat east ot i?x. o. u
Minan-r of the rifle team, to Prac;tjie uniVerslty voted almost five to
.- - rifla t-oniro In tllf haitft-l l..i.nli.ff thA T&T
... v. v - - - ' uiii; in i c. . j v - , , I
Mint r.f Andri"v. s hall, during the i nubliKhed tn-weekiy.
l A r. ,r-l.' I 111. ' ...
Oil) I)'IW'IU J IV O V viw. u. .--
u. A A. Hlle teatim has been
j.i-i.. nil until April because
riiln ifa:n nructico.
Tin.- follow Iiik Kil ls comprise tlio ,riinl t th Tar Heel.
Viomi-n's rifle team;"' i - .,.
KaUn iiiie Alli ii. Nellie Ma.; Washington, Feb. li. I" )
Kt Vii- lv. C'Jitis, Kthelwyn Col-: The influenza epidemic, wnicn
vll, Min i. -a Huie. Ail. le Killer, ; closed the majority of colleges anu
IHnu Krz. i, Kinma Harr. Kliza-' universities while it was -prevalent,
lHh llau-er, Delia Hoy. Iwrlliea , in this country early in the winter
Kind. Norma Louise Klien. 1-anetu-. and la now taking a high detn rate
Knox, Uii iia Koortlug. Margaret tin Kuroi, is likely to return to
Loonanl. Virginia U-e. Kllzaboth , this count) y Jigain before api"f
Vorris !! Ilayiiiond. Hazel . according to Surgeon (.encral Lum-Su-ubl.-,
llcli-n Struble. Floronc-- ming of the public health service
;.nz. 1. lieuliU Skinner. Lure . who iued a warniug to Americana
Walle. and Margaret Ward. ' io allow no let down in the )6'i-
;ance agaiuei m uio.nv.
PLEDGING BILL
ADVANCES FOR
THIRD READING
(uiitlnurtl from Tuac 1.
iraternity and non-sorority stu
dents say cannot bo ended in any
other way."
Representative diet Wynne of
Omaha, wai especially vociferous
In his opposition to the bill. Wynne
la had football coach at Crelghton
university In Omnhn. He began his
remarks by stating that he had been
connected with a unlverFlty for ten
years and felt himself well quali
fied to speak on the subject.
"This measure." he sajd "is afined
at the deHtru."llon of secret organi
zation. The legislature should no
more attempt to regulate matter of
this kind any more than to make
out the course of study. The dean
of men and the dean of women are
fully capable of taking care of the
students."
"You talk about these sororities."
said Representative Johnson of
Oordon. VThose are the places
?.hrrc the girls noVe ei-nret and
fill their bodies with nicotine. What
kind of cltlien will they make?"
Representative Van Kirk of Lin
roln nald tribute to the fraternities
and sororities of Nebraska because j
of their stability as evidenced by;
the beautiful homes they are erect-1
in An amendment to lay the bill j
over until Friday afternoon waa de- j
feated bv the antl-fraternlty men.
Representative Hunt of Otoe county ;
made the motion for Indefinite post- (
ponement which was defeated. .
0 0 L LINS BROADCASTS I
IDEAS OF BIRD LORE I
AND NATURE FOUND IN j
AVERAGE MUSEUM
Ontlnnrd from Faar 1.
Commission that is at present re
viewing the position of the princi
pal museums of Great Britain, what
waa done by his museum with dup
licate specimens.
Hia reply was of great interest
and Is well worth remembering. He
said. "In natural history there are
no duplicates." That is the reason
according to Mr. Collins for mu
seums having so many different
Kriflrfmens of the same thing. Na
turalists must have many of these
in order to compare them. In the
museum in London which is pri
marily used by the medical profes
sion there are seven thousand hu
man skulls. An interesting Item
of news in relation to this waa cit
ed by Mr. Collins."
"A discussion has arisen as to
the oriein of one of these seven
thousand skulls. In the year 1869;
a gentleman presented to the mu- j
seum a skull without. a lower Jaw.,
and a thigh bone belteved by him I
V. M. V. A, 1 V. W. C. A. party,
KIiku amlih ball. .
laIIINr toy lra for American
i!)imirl Kociaiy r rotitrat.
frttat rovnil of JuublM howanoa
turcy. i:llauum, 1 to oVlix a-
lailina lor kito for "foil-Arl-run."
Coli or AfrKUHun. I o'clock.
Umlurtmj, lbraar7 S3.
olilulioiii-slrka wrvatllnf maUJ.
Ooliuiiiti. o'olo-k.
low rtmto-Ni-lTMka track moot, Sia-
d'lKiirutytoa!r Rllan Smith hall, S to I
t'ulo'k. . ,
Mouir trbrwry ti.
Dbat. N'obraaka varoua Kanaaa, Col
log o( lw. l, 4 o'elock.
urtnina of V. W. -'. A. ainln ball,
L'llrn Smith hall. It o'llmk noun.
Tomlar. Krbnturjr t.
Junior rJllal, Tunplo thoatir, 11
o'ciix k. . mM
TliawvaUr, rrhrmtr t.
r 'iiiiaiii Antitalu-k.
romiHlv-flrama, h oiliiinoria in UiarU
ln.nl of druillca, Jinpla tlitittui
o'clock.
to be those ot Lord Darnley. Daru
ley was tbe young husband of Mary
Queen of Scots, tho father of Jame
the first of Kngland and progeni
tor of all the Stuart dynasty. Darn
ley was murdered on February,
J667 before he waa twenty-two
years old."
"His remains lay outside ot Edin
burgh for about a hundred years
w hen It was disturbed during some
alterations of the Royal vault. All
thnt la known of It today are the
relics In the Royal College of Sur
geons. The authenticity of these
remain has been doubted and from
time to time discussions have
come up regarding it. They have
the bones out again and are re
measuring them and trying to
prove or disprove the atory that
they belong to Darnley."
Mr. Collins closed his talk by
aayjng. "Of course here In Morrill
Hall we receive and are grateful
for all sorts of presents but really
I am not sorry to miss the handling
of the skulls of murdered princes
as a part of my auues."
L
QDLr
9
Time for a new HAT!
THE STUDENTS'
4 CHOICE
Good cocking, reasonable
prices, convenient location.
Temple Cafeteria
If Ma W
-in nr-in nnn nrn
- . 1 LJ u ui w w fc W M fcrf M
A smart spring model
will brighten your win
ter wardrobe.
Hundreds of new arriv
als, including:
Hakim
Ballibunth
Paris Mcme btrmvs .
Stitched Failles
Hair Weaves
Felts
in the
shades:
clear, fresh
IJyrd Blue
Castilian, Red
Lipstick Red
Fruisa des Bois
I'urple Aster
Broiche
Totem ,
Helvetia Green
Lido Sand
Paris Plage
Blueslate
Priced 5.00 to 20.00
Hats Fourth Floor, n
ant
ODL
nn
a Columbia prof
has said that good . ,
music inspires workers
in every walk of life
to better efforts
III
Social Calendar
i l'ifsident-i;icct Hoover is cred
ited with m-nty-feix ro'.legi- d-
greef. This is nine more than is
' cred'n.wl to any other person lis'd
In the American "Who's Who."
! Mr. Hoover, a collngu graduate.
follows anoilici- college graduate a
"Vii.i i.niv if the l-anu. mi:
BALL THROWERS
PULL AWAY FOR
IOWA CONTESTS
('uilniiMj f n.m fmme 1.
imli'.v niht over Drake, Nebias
U' KPf-ond ajiputniment with tls
I'l'lllllnr . in fu.u 1iiii,i.k Ii:i4 ri-'l
" J ' - i
ii '--ijt ui i;iiiiiiu"ri a iuh , i w. t.. .
r..v..i. t.i i ti. i.. '....ii.i-o ii :.n ulimintiK oi the I ill
v,i iirti.n. lllJI uirpcuj piivl ; k,vui,ttqv o - -
i i ii.. ., .i i r v.n ir.iii There nave
i-'iiini ii;tiujT ll- inuiin'ivr ui iciriij v - " - ,
'Mr strength when a review of ) been very fw college gruduatei ,
'I'-lr iicor.1 of the year is made. 'among the thiiiy wlmrosses of the
'-ali-( tal:ing the t-trong MiKnoui i j white house. I
.'an into camo in a most decisive , ., Tw
.ashi-M,. they ,,.ayed the .Irons Sta ' liJZn
naainriK'nn un verKlly to two extra " J' . ... u,.t1 ftf
rrM, hetore dropping the
The' third Hash or the aerie .iUlou lak-n by the board of re-
-olun,bi will be a true te.t of KutM. The MW V ' -
fi . . rvw.it inr.i yiiiitiiii in rruuiaiiMivii w .
nuser atdl ty. Missouri, wiio l 1 " " ' " tf-hi,la.ilc
a nip and tuch buttle wl.h the Ir de.eimHiatl ,n 'ol... J
"iiiahuma for top honors in the : - . . i." . " .. ...... it
W v. can not make any Hips in j a "lr " -
1e rising lana of the raca with-I ,. . t-a in Muiim fur
rioter. 'it,, mwhiu. of i radio for the1
1 11" Timers took a niofcl unusual jj,Qvt.rsy 0f Oregon Infirmary
U'io:y from Kansas at Lawrence brined recently when the .
: Junior held a "shine day." Some
two thou-faml "shine" tickets were
hold with wh'ch the holders ob-
tallied tboe hjilnes, given by the'
Juniors. Men with boou were re- ;
I quired to buy two tlcliets. Others
; had to buy only on. Four shoe i
shine staiidn were oneratd
throughout ibe day.
COUNTRY REVERES MEM
LEADER I ORY OF GEORGE WASH
l INOTON, PATRIOT AND
ContlniMd twwm !
' In the revolutionary movement at
1 first but when he became fully ad
j vised o: the injustices heapwl upon
I (he struegllng colonists, he became
a staunch patriot anu ni
lug devotion to the L'nlon cause
never faltered.
iii ilm war when the COUblitU-
ilon was drawn up. Washington;
was viewed by all as tbo logical ,
man for president. He was elected '
unanimously and took the oath la.
New York before congress April
Z), 178 an even 140 years ago. I
He died ten years later on Decern- j
ber II, 1799. at tba age of lty,
VahlngiOB has been criticized I
and even (layed openly . In recent
rridmf. fnbnisrr tt
A!;tia I.ta Tht, houM ilaacr,
talanlRT, Febrmmrr ii
I'hl Alpl'a DvH. formal at Corn
huiker I'hl :bi Th"ta. hnflt t.rtdra.
Ii-l'a (inn Lambda, hoi pirtv.
alpha blen.m I lit. dinner danca and
f..:ni..l at l.ln-oln.
C- ..nwM.olUnii 1uh, Vina Cunrrta
tloniit Oriun h.
I'l Kappa Alpha f run man party, chap-t-r
hou.
Typewriters For Rent
All 'r:dard makaa apcial rat t
(tudnta for long trm. uaad
machlnaa porta b la t7writr
monthly paymanta.
Nebraska Typewriter Co.
1232 O St. B-2157
A
CAPITOL
Thurs. Fri. Sat.
"THE PERFECT
CRIME"
With
Clive Brooks
O Irene Rich
FREE
With every 30c Mail
A Chance
on a
$5.00 Meal Ticket
Each Week
Keef er3 Cafe
233 No.11
B-7951
o
No Pasrty
Crashing
This week, boys yeu won't
hav to 'causa thara's a red
"t party on both Fridaf and
V eatuMay at the
Lnndlcll
Partly
Mqugq
WITH THE
Collegians
14 you gat a ehanc ta win
a blf
"N" bknket fret
COMg AND CE
i
rost A
iTeaeEserc
Agciacy
With Prvfaaalenal Ideal
a th
Davis School Service
1U N. 1h a-4M
Room 39 (Upatilra)
CORRECTNESS
And
DISTINCTION
mark th vry laUst d
sign in corrspondnc pa
prs. W hsv Just reivd
the new spring numbers of
the famous
Eaton-Crane and Pike
Fine Stationery
Beautiful Lining
Correct Size
Quire Boxes
Pound Boxu
Be the First to Ue Them
TUCKER-SHEAN
H23-"0" St.
LINCOLN, KEBR.
30 Years of Service to
Cornhuxhcrs
):
priced from
tuenty-five to
eighty-five dollars
wKen you sKp on one
... of these sporty .
spring suits . . tailored
. . as only hart schaffner
and marx knows how to ,
.... you'll take a new
lease on life and
knock those tough classes
stem winding . . for .
to look well .... is to
feel well ...... that
new suit will do what
music can . . and more
appartl for his majesty
the university man
w
IM
ft
9
IDI
