TtTSDAV. MAHCII 12, V)2')
Tin: daily m:iiuskn
Timrr
GRACE COPPOCK
DRIVE OPENS TODAY
Campaign Is Carried Out on
Calendar Plan Under
Twelve Captains
MONEY GOES TO CHINESE
Tur.'day mornlua; will open the
inula Grace Couiiotk drive of the
V V C A. The tlilve will last out
rek, and ll Is hoped to make H
the blKtest ever curried one. It
,111 b tarried out on the calendar
l.lsa. with each worker held re.
a:iiaill for odk day In the ear.
Team caiUMlnn citrh have charge
t one otolith. Mamlne lraytoii
lu rhario of the entire year, and
head the drive. Team captslus
, : Ituih rilling. January; Dorcas
weatherby. r'ebruery: Vera V-
i,r March; Krtljra Colllna, April;
Julia KlnVr. May; lorothy Mci'oy,
j,ii,o- Mildred Olson, ,luly: One
.d Aiiauat; Marie liroad, 8ep
irmbrr: Margaret 8owlea, Octo
Uvelyn Johnson. November
ml lecember. The drive for the,
moiiilia of November and iNtcem
her Ik being made on the campus
yj Ibe College or Agriculture.
Former Nebraska Student
jCtbranka'a Y ,W. C A. hae con
inbu cd for over twenty yeara 10
Oiina'a V. V. C. A. and haa In tr.lt
iy tmmej tin outstanding Inter'
national partnership. Ujace Cop
,, K. otio of Nebraska'! gradjatei.
'the pioneer builder of the
mineae V. ". C. A. "ll la upon the
foundation of such Uvea that liuer
milnnal peace will be built," one of
the chief Journal! of Asia aald of
er, after her death.
Knowing that her aucceasor muat
h.. Chinese woman, urace io
pock chose MIfs Ting Chu Chlng to
h. id the national Y. W. C. A. of
(ulna. Miss Ting admlnlatera the
mtlonal fund of the China Y. W.
C A. She la one of China's most
prominent women ana la proving
h rself worthy of her high posi
tion.
1 Urgent Nead Now
(J The finxncinl resource of China
nut develoned In uionortion to
il iioveioi ii'ent ot leauersnip
lilionp tlie t. llinep ppopie. v num
M boon the. stthject of a sudden
m Hlenii.ltxr, and the Inevitable re
n it Is i ivil war. Almost entirely
unaided the Y. V. C. A. is provld-
vg the desperately needed social
Salt Company Order
Croeery Bulletin
A salt manufacturing com
pany In Kansas haa otilered 6.'
Out) ropli-s of the bulletlu
"Operating Kipenaes of Itetsll
Croeery Stores In Nebraska.
IJ7." ronndled by tthe eoin
mlltee on buslnesa researrh of
the College of lluslhesa Ad
ministration. It will distribute
h" bulletins niniiK retail
stuie h,i st-ll It product
for the purpose uf information.
The hullelln Is brim ivpi luted
by the evtonslnn illtihlon lit llll
I lie order.
famous tknok in oim:iu i rsr
the tilth of series, of ilUtustloiis I
of current religious pittblems to be .
presented ,y ,r 1 1 tint. The sub-1
Ject lor neu etk will be "liiiiuor
lalliy." nd lor the roilowliig Mun- I
day. "The Mr i IM(I a i
World of 8i -li-iice." ,
Itenurreetion I'lant
Added To Collet (inn
Of Dakota University
Vermilion. S. I). Msrrh 11 it... I
for ten year, then coinplet I) ei- j
urrectert overnight. That is the
story of lpldolphu HelaginellH.
better kuown to botanists as the
Resurrection plant, a few of which
have recently ben added tu the'
departm.-nt of boUny collect ions at
the t'ulversity of South I'skota.
The Resurrection plaul U a small
densely tufted club mo, neit In
order of ilant life to the fern. It
Is found chiefly in the southwest, '
from Artxona to Peru, although j
aome specie of the plant are found i
In the Black Hills of South Dakota.
The perullar characteristic of the '
plant Ilea In Its anility to sppar I
ently dry oji and die without unlet !
for a brief time. However, when
watered It opens Ita leaves and ex-'
poses a fresh green surface, rtoton I
Isis claim that the plant has been'
f'.If
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f:-'t-
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TnmTr.Fjs taki:
i:m ham:i: tkst
Lw Student! Trj Out for
, Ilonornrj; ElcTcn Pasi
Successfully
Thirteen studruts or the Cull!
of Ur twik lb quslltying eism
Instion given fur entrance to Hit
l'hl lielta I'hl hotiotsry legsl fiaier
nltc. The e uniniiti.ni was hi-M
! Mouday aftetniMui si the law col
, It. Itiltalhtii will lie held Thurs
iUy. M still 1 1 III the suprt me court
lumber
I The lolloaliiK UK'll suicessfully
paased the elimination: Clma W.
Abbott. Hugo . (silo II. (iatle C
lsvi. II (I. Klbr. Mmlon K
: Ijince. Hsy K. Sabsta. Many C.
.Sackett, Kuaeue i. Tstlor. Uni V
jCanpbell, HuH I- Diriiash, dsisr
K. Johnson.
I Children In IJnroln and the t'nl
verslty liospltal In Oiual.s. ll la le
quested Dial all enertatlons lor
I tie luncheon l. made by Wednri
day noon ltli Min llllaiua at
the rvalstrar's nffli e.
' InlrrrluKM ILixkrlltttll
I'iiiaU Si for 'I on if it
I linal tntrnlnx huskeiball iisn e
alll le played today at 7 o'clock In
thi- women's k in ii t ii in Soldo
.limes and freshmen aie to roinl
lor tii cti i ham I'lons h l. llot'i
leitllis bate flelrati'il I lie li.im. of
' the iititt-i l4Miieii In loi Mu I g itil i
ami are ti tilt ma'clied
PAINTY
FOUNTAIN AND
LUNCHEONETTE
SERVICE
W iv pt. Ul nron snl -'
leg luvo acmitlll.nf e.ffrn
I tvry ay
Willi fcnppy aods Ssrvlcs
The StudcnU' Store 1
Rector's
Pharmacy
13th rind P Sti.
Oaiiipti rinli ill llrur
Krporta on Kxpriuliliirm
Csmpus dub will mei for a
luncheon at the I'ntteisitv cluli st
12 o'clock ThurUi. A leport will
be given concecnlne expendltiitea
msde lor plat ground appsistus
glten to the Home foi 1 lependent
NEW YOnK UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF RETAILING
3 Graduate Fellowships
5 Scholarshlvs
SERVICE FELLOWSHIPS
The demand for graduate students Is far grsstcr th.m th supply.
One yssr of specialised training ssvss five ycari hjnd enperiencs.
Illustrated booklet on lequsst For further inloi instion wr.te
Or Nereis A. Brisco. Otsn, Nsw York Ueiverniy School of R
tsilmg, Washington Square East, Ntw Ycrk City.
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" wi iii iiiHtnirli'iii i-i i a
I
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Charles Hacked, world lanious
sing the rob? of
The, proto-. ' "tist" in tne i nicagn it ic t,pra
plasm ceasea to be active.' after Company s performance or tlie i.ou
three years exposure without
water.
known to he lesurrecteil afier lying I ,nor wl" kI"
dormant for ten yeara. The. proto-' "Faust" In the Chics
braska coliseum, iniiisiiay, Msrch
21. Advance ticket sales ludicate a ,
crowd of over k.OoO people will .
greet the Chicago artists when ihey
the' nofl opera at tne t nivcrsity oi .-ve-i appear on ne .rgnn nir".
Guard Stops Youth
Who Thought Window
Was Coliseum Door
Prohibitionist
Claims Schools
Cornhusker Pictures
Kumpus Kop kaught kunning kul-! Pnhii,. s hnni and culler staiis
prit krashlug Koliseuni kontesla, ; ,C1I vealed by fedi rul covem- campus studio.
I The following groups are ached-
4 n S'l i uled to have pictures taken for the
AVe liCnCUCU Cornliusker the lahl pari of this
week and the first of next week.
The pictures are to be taken at the
tand other words ol an alliterative t m '. ricr-.,. .ilow ihai the educa
nature), while featlvltlea were at ,onai systems ot the Culled States
tlieir mgnesi lust irwsy nignt. mei,a beon tentrited by prohibition,
prisoner, an abject youth aoemlng--ni jhpy how. al-to. thai the In
V. V. C. A. organizations of Amer
ii a have responded to the call for
li.lp. Nebraska has led all other
itiui'iises In supporting the China
V W. C. . Chinese women knrtw
ot Nebraska 'a great part In the
and tl-jti- nnncnrlHt drnlv
.....viiiinu iliHt hits been done forlt4rod through the window Into hit pr. ciierrington s statemeni.
, " clutching hands. I In the college tear, IMS -1(5, a wet
Y V C of neiun urnuri) uumrinncu vy m year, "Here w ere euiolieii in in i iji
headquarters in ' nwjoi ity of one, the prisoner was lgg and unlveraiiies. of the Cnited
u-rti b nfl""u o mhc Ul' i t-iiijiui ni J liuum CliaieH iO.VIO men MUUt'llIB am
vice to Chinese women and girls, t '' dazed by his quick capture, atub-; rrasing number 0f persons In the
oorniy insisicu inai ne tame iu schools and colleges afrord aiKll-;
the galekeeper, and futhermor ton, opportuulties for the spread t
that It was being done by the best of ,he trmh about prohlliltion, con- !
of families. On the prosecutor's side i tends lr. Krnest 11. Cherrington,
was a guard who had been atatlon- general aeci-etsry of the World
cd at a basement window, and wbo jaue Against Alcoholism. i
averred trat tne cuiprti naa en-1 -school statistics show." says
that
clutching hands.
Tuesdsy
Pharmaceutical club. 1 J :(
(Jills' Octette, 12:30.
lute rmural Ilaskctball,
Wednesday
Hue Arts band. 12:00.
Thets XI Uasketball. 12:1!
(lice club, 12::!0.
Mu Thl Kpsilon. 12:4.".
o.
The nallornl
I'hina has its
Shsiigl.iii. It plans
the
e hundred local Y W. O. A. ! ln ,ne ,nIo,ic office, In order to 95.436 women sludents. a total of
I uiKllllll- mm irjirui uiri ills niui.B- u,i).ll. 111 n UIJ Wlirar. jrfll Ul
a lo 1 1 1 o:
nitamzHtlonH in the entire country.
Rteen of the orgnrlzatlons are ln
rii;e? ami oigiuy-me in ncnoom "i.
t-lleees. There ate about elshty
.. t t t. ! . , n f M-lmH
ci a1 ics in - ....... '"-nter the Coliseum through a base-
Villus!' C, till.. HUM,'
. niMlr.'.n or llrltUb.
auppncs Sflirie I
The money that Is made in ' he i HARPER DEFINES
' doings. It Is presumed that he was
i released after the proper period of
; repentance. The moral of this tale
Is, of course, that one abould never
ment window when one la being
watched by an eHgle-eyed guavd.
lime tors l- tne nniionai l. tv j
('. A. o. China. This money Is Hpeut ,
for the ..alarli'S and travel ol H'-cre-
mrlcs. mid to help local associa
tions. National conventions are
IHd every few years, and coiner
?w ctery summer. At the na
'lonul llosiifis Houce social affairs
held in order to tiring togemer
collie ol di.T"rent races so that e
Mier under. landing may be
oipil.
NEW RULES FOR
STUDENT HONORS
Conllmint from Iag I.
the phrase thftt work must be done j country
in "the two semesters preceding creased
this one." bj quoting an example of; The heavily
I.KADUATK CUKiMISI
a student who carried fifteen Hours
! one semester, and twelve the se-
mester after thai. The student!
of. : uiouniii ne wouiu rctfise me pro-1
! cedure of obtaining liis twenty-.
licven hours the year following by
makine twelve the first semester i
and fifteen the last. Although this j
192.V26 there were enrolled 509.732
men and 313,183 women, a total of
822,$9.r, a trebling In a decade.
"A stronger showing Is made by
setting down the total enrollment
of 191216. as compared with 1S19-
I 26, excluding the war period when
many young men and women were
, ..oioad. ln the wet period the to
tal enrollment was 894.373. In the
; dry period the total enrollment was
2.173.675, or nearly three times as
great, while the population of the
In the same period in-
less than 2 percent.
Increased enrollment
brought with It a consequent in
crease in college officials, profes
sors, :utors and employes."
i '
TRY0UTS RAISE
PROSPECTS FOR
ILLINOIS RELAYS
l kitc iv 1 ll 111 ' gate him twenty -seven hours, it did; co.itimird fr..m vee t.
, , ' ' ,,, ; not qualify him for activities be-1 winners. Fleming, Lamson, Thotnp-
cliemi.a! engineering "28. is visiting.
cause tUi twelve hours earned the son and Arganbright clipped nearly
; I twelve nours earned the first He-! stepping over the sticks In 31.9
c ...1.- it-ltli tliu 1
I: mester of this year pare the stu
,,.'. :.';.. ,1;. : i-u-r,.i Oll!oul only twenty-seven hours.
imipany of Chicago, in the teclini-
(il depiu-i ment.
After leaving Lincoln Mr. Swart
uod will en tt Newajk. New Jer-
St. Ixiuis, Missouri, and then
o California on business for the
'onipany. This company controls
and licenses the Lmbbs Cracking
process of distillatiou.
Gives Opinion of Activities
"1 am not against activities," Mr,
Harper said, "and think a certain
amount of them fine. The main
trouble is that many students lakt
too many activities and neglect
their scholarship, as a result. Many
students come to the University
just tor its social life and make the
Edward 11. McUrew. M. S., in I scholarship a secondary item they
dienik-al engineering '27, and V. L.
Bt-nedict. B. S. chemical engineer
ing '27, are also with the Universal
Oil company at the Riverside plant
in Chicago.
Wh Dakotan Makes
IMiono-I'rojectoscope
Vermilion. S. I)., March 11. Joseph
Tiffin, Sioux Kails, graduate of the
I'niversity of South Iiakota in
''W, has designed and constructed
'new ijpp of psychological Instru
"nt called a phono-projectoscope,
!f use in solving problems In psy
'hology of acoustics on which he
now doing graduate work at the
Ulversiiy of Iowa.
The new device was exhibited re
ntly at a meeting of the Ameri
n Association for the Advance
nwt of Science, and a detailed de-
'nouon of the machine appears
18 recent number of the Anierl-
"n Jourcti of Phychology.
rist Church Pastor
Speaks on Evolution
At the fellowship meeting of the
'""g people of the First Christian
rcn Sunday eveninit. Rav E.
the Disrinlps of Christ
Ch, student miitnr discussed
"'Olutlnn or. A rAMAal. n-hfa n-fis
seconds.
Word from Coach Sclnilte's home
slates that the veteran track coach
is improving rapidly from his re
cent illness and he hopes to be
back today or Wednesday. At pres
ent, assistant coaches Kd WIer and
Jimmy Lewis are directing the
track activities.
If present weather condition'
continue, Nebraska track men will
no doubl be able to get outside on
the Memorial stadium track. Work
will atari. KettlnR the outdoor cin
ders in shape this week in prepara
tion for the coming outdoor con-;
tests.
DANA BIBLE RECEIVES
FAREWELL RECEPTION
ntlnufd from ftge I.
have copies to read and remember j
what my friends in Texas think." I
Mr. Dlble went on to say. how- j
svbi. lil his welcome at Nebraska
had been fully as hearty and filled
resident of Lincoln. The post-office
will contribute an air mail display
in which an electrically lighted
plane route map of the I'nited
States will be Included, as well as
a 7-foot model of a standard mafl
plane.
Free booths have been granted
by the American Legion to the
Camp Fire Girls, the Hoy Scouts,
the Lancaster County Humane So
ciety, the industrial arts depart
ment of the Lincoln schools, and
the Lincoln park department.
PSI nil -PLANS OPEN
PS VC1I DISCUSSION
Psi Chi, psychology fraternity,
will hold an open meeting March
18, at 5 o'clock, in Social Science
224. This meeting is one of the
few which will be open to all stu
dents interested, and a larp at
tendance Is expected. Plans are be
ing made to discuss the outstand
ing theories of emotion. These
theories are to be presented and
critieizd by members of the organi
zation. Eleanor Noh is president of
the organisation.
LEARN TO DANCE
Expert Initructlon in
BALLROOM DANCING
BORNER SISTERS
DANCE STUDIO
108 Neb. St. Bank Bldg. 15th &
108 N
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study whenlhey have time, and
their g.ades show II.
Several freshmen on the "Awg
wan" were lorccd to resign recently
beciius.' of the new ruling. When
asked ir this would apply to the
Dully Nebraskan Mr. Harper re
plied that they had neter made a
check on the Daily Nebraakan be
cause there were so many freshmen
reporters who worked oi.ly at odu
times
"What this ruling means is that
freshmen cannot engage in any
thing which will give them glory or i with friendship as the departure
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M0N.-TU2S..WXD.
fame or publicity on the campus,
Freshmen cannot be kept from
working on the Nebraekan uui
their names must not appear over
stories or iu the mast head. "I ex
plained this to the Awgwan editor.
It would be Impossible to keep the
freshmen from doing seme of the
minor work but their names must
not appear In the mast head of the
magazine."
When asked if he considered the
honorary band fraternity, an actlT
Ity, Mr. Harper said that lie didn't
consider any fraternity, profession
al or social, an activity.
Students Invited to
Watch Hiding Meet
The Girls' intermural horseback
ridine meet will be held Wednes
day, March 20, at the Coliaeum, at
the State Fair grounds, instead of
Wednesday, March 13, as pre
viously announced. The meet will
begin at 6:45, and aveiyone la ln
vlted to watch the events, accord
ing to Mis Margaret Ames, who ia
ia charge of the meet.
Iowa Regent Separate
Landscape Architecture
Ames, Iowa. March 11. Land
scape architecture will be taught at
Iowa State College in an Individual
department in the future, accord
ing to a decision by the Iowa State
board of education Friday of last
week.
from Texas. He will come to Lin- I
coin to take charge of spring train- ,
ing in a short time. I
CONGRATULATIONS!
LINCOLN EXPOSITION !x, , , r i wa
OPENS AT COLISEUM ;Thank yo.U! .Betuse 1 wa8
(onlinarri from I. initiated?
to furniture, will be shown. Resides j
that, there win be several booths 'No! Because you are wear
that carry a civic interest for every i : a n-w Snrins Suit
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Ycvr Drug Store9
Sprlnp Ir, coming but w arc al
Wdy ; tine, cutennq to your needs
with jut a little better service.
The Owl Pharmacy
148 No. 14th St.
Phone B1068
From-
ORIGINALITY
We specialize In clew, original Oriental Noveltie
From Ash Tray to Dressing' Robes. Our stock features
the unique at reasonable prices.
NIPPON ART GOODS CO.
128 SO. 12TH
i
The aaast papular rea-te-el
cereals eerveel in the dining
room of American colleges,
eatiaf daks sue! fraternities
ara made by Kellogg in Battle
Creak. They include Carn
Flakes, Pap Bran Flakas,
Rice Kriepies, Krtsmkles, and
Kelleft's Skradded WhoL
Wheat Biscait. Also Kaffee
Hag Coffee the coffee that
lets yen sleep.
CLASSES, campus activities, social
events and sports demand health.
But constipation can steal your
health. Its poisons permeate the system,
sap vitality and often cause serious
illness.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN, because it sup
plies roughage in generous quantities,
is guaranteed to bring prompt and
permanent relief from constipation
even in chronic cases. Just eat two
tablespoonfuls every day. With milk
or cream or fruits or honey added. Ask
for it at your campus restaurant or have
it served at your fraternity house.
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ALL-BRAN
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lie lost;
but...
HE lost that particular race. And
so, honest effort and tense con
centration got him nothing. But in
industry this line spirit would
not be thrown away. f
In that respect industry is fairer
and kinder than college. It ap-
TO
plies a jnan's high qualities in useful
channels.
It opens to all men a field as wide
as all human endeavor.
One may qualify himself along
purely engineering lines. Another may
contribute his powers of commercial
reasoning. Another his ability to ana
lyze management problems.
These three totally different qualifi
cations just begin to define the
possibilities in one industry
alone the telephone making
industry.
Western Electric
SINCE 1 8 8 2 MANUFACTURERS FOR THE BELL SYSTEM.
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