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THURSDAY. MVKUl 20. W20
Tin: nun .i:iikka
TIIIIIT
C. D. HAYES SPEAKS
ON 'DAYS OFCONPUCT'1
Y Secretary Gives Address
At Second Evensong
Servicejuesday
-in I'' of Conflict" was the
,ubKt of Hie ',k en,"n " !
Half, university "V" Ki-rrfiiiii,
Tu '!' 'he second of liit. Kirn
mp m' ' ln at .'
odor iit-h afternoon during Holy ,
Kk. at 'be episcopal !
jhunh. Thirteenth and U nei. i
I'll Tuesday of llly week I
vnwn . a da of conflict. ys
( conflict '. frequent In the.
public ministry of Jeu. HU nun-;
,,lrJ- began with forty days of in-,
rnn!ilri In the wilderness. Il 1
lher that Jesus mid hi Ir
remeable choir of an Inner. spirit
ul. Instead oi the material, the
popular, the superficial."
Jesus Faced Struggle
Tlif outward ronfllrt dial faced
Jesus on the. last (lav of hi public
ministry against the ery same
elements, personified In the Phar
isees and the scribe, according lo
Mr. llsyes. These Pbarlcea per
foimad rood dffdi o thai they
might be seen by men. Their nil
phasts was U on 1111 outward show.
T68 Irr.er reality had vanished.
Their hostility to Jesus aa the In
evitable result of two opposing at
titude toward life. Una nought the
approval of man. and the other
ougbt the approval of God.
This la not altogesher an
sneient aln. thla desire for out
ward show and not for Inward real
i.. There are Undent who value
lklr
grades, however secured.
we a r-i rP. Vi m- u-.j- ... i
There aro bualneaa men who prefer ,
. 1 . a. A I l.. tnKWll
HHvlnc the flneat rar available to ;
keep'nc their credit rood."
"Tha call of lhee day of Holy '
week to each on of ua I a call to
hrtn all areai of our life under the
eontrol of hrlat, that we may
ihar with Him that hatred of all j
fiiTla hvoocrltlcal and unreal.- !
COUNCIL VOTES
TO INVESTIGATE
(Millard fr rf I.
uoder erlou advisement. He au
eeHf d that the council merely cin
nider the matter at the present
time and that definite action bo do
Itrred until a later date.
Council Uphold Tradition
The member of the board In
fvor of a chanire In the election
hyntem advanced the HUKKeation
that the number of honorary of
fltes to which women mlRht to
lected by popular vote hould be
re'luced. Inasmuch a the May
Qveen Is one of the oldest trsdl
tin on the Nebraska campus thi
mnor should not be permitted to
i a false honor.
The opponenta of the proposed
thance stated that if the election
of the Queen was held at the
regular sprlnr election it would
tire the Queen, the Maid of Honor
Bd the aitendent insufficient
time to prepare their dre.e. It
ws announced that it t.ike neail.i
two month for the ilrtfee of the
Queen and her attenden's to bo
made.
Students Cast 167 Votes
riafini; hla arktiment on the small
number of students who are per
mitted to lote for the Queen, who
iii a r'-presentative of the whole
I'nii irsity. Munro Kezer supResteil
hkt the election be thrown open to
... - , . ti
hi tumor ana senior Muni-nm. n--.-"- m- - - --
id that (Jue to the fact that there , Hie proposal was deferred until th
were onlr 1C7 ballots cam this year next meetJi.R of the council whlci
for the Mar Queen that the Qoeen i will be held Wednesday. April . at
w not a true represeniame oi (
uie entire university.
He went on to eiplain thai he
h-ul talked lo certain alumni who
fnored the proposed chance in the
'lection system and that they be
lieved that the vote should be more
representative. The alumni also
favor the stand which The Ilr.ilv
Nelini.skan is taking on the sit.ua
tiou according to Kezer.
Chance Now Unfair
' The Mortar Board feels that it '
is unfortunate that this situation ,
hap to come op at this time." said
Miss Sturdevant. "as the May '
Queen and the Maid of Honor have ,
already been elected and It would
be unfair to them to throwMhe tleo-:
tinn out now." j
Bruce Thomaa alternated to nul-'
H fy this argument by saying that
y saying inai ,
the Mar Queen was a repre- I
ti.nl..tl.. . . . t i V. i C.n(nr !
a'liini.tj fi,ui.ii vi in- ' '
cii thiil If an election was held i
at wliich all Juniors and Seniors
re eligible, to vote that the
woman who lias been elected to the
honor wotlld be re-elected If she
s truly representative of the unl
verhity. Suaasat Naminatino Thr
Another suggestion wss advanced
'lint the Morur Board nominate I
three gjri ovon which the student
body might rote. Thla aupgesllon
Ja iu uu i, lie lite mn u' imp.
competent to handle the situation.
It was also suggested thst the
-an .,m, uss"" j editor oi uie i.iiH-niu - "'"'jjon Iioi'tor Sears Is neau oi me
Mortar Board nominate all women j Fpwilt Uj ,lie gathering of university , bo(JfIV dprtment of the I niver
ho do not belong to the senior ,ulljaiiats. j BltT of Oklahoma, at Norman, and
Qtoen'a honomry society plus the f'orm(,r membcr of the botany !e-
1
I
DANCE!
Antelope Park
AUSPICIS
JUNIOR CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
Friday, March 29
$1.00 PER COUPLE
CAPET OL
STARTING MONDAY
WILLI KENT Presents
HELEN FOSTER
wiithVlrginia FJojrS and
Grant Wither
a a Cliff Brouftiton Production
"THE HOAD
TO nUIN"
s Ae)irrtea HuM for Destruction?
M.W OH'IU.KS
. , .J-r
N'emly eleiled oOlrer of tlie
rlihl. Ilell WatiliitiUt. vice
Ihem orfn-rnt III Im- n rlmiKe
f
Social Calendar
Friday, Mach 29
I'losecl lo dl'nce.
Saturday, March 30 ' In the ttoluiloti of Hie lO'iih-
Alpha lelia Thei lime party, brush I Nirw in had no hand. Hut 111
happa Kappa tiamnia house proce of natuial selection and the
jn, lurvival of the fittesl diH-a appl".
n.u SUPia Lambda spilug Who would have ihouKht. lor In
party foruhui-ker. , alame. lhal the toothpick pave way
Alpha mita Pi sprlnit party. o Hie modern toothbrush? Aciord
I jnroin i ln to th law of selection iahln
'Alpha Theta tT.I house parti. : deire, that the loothplik I"
member or the Mortar Hoard and
, Iheae nomluee would be oied
.upon by the senior women and the
BU receirinK tne mm
.olli,i ,h rHndidat
i. i h. hi. i... i inmt
r at tne
inrinv r-loellnn for the Mil (Jliecn
The iiKpi tlcD alo Hpulatel that
nly junit.r!. and Senium would l
,owd to vote for the Queen.
Ftarfd
"
Marjoxle turdev.nt 'Ivan.-ed
Hie theory that If the Junior and
' Senior Vre allowed to vote, boih
men and oren. that llltle rew year be-ore t une.iu.ie y-
.would enter Into the election and ; ciphron. the l.reek. obM-riiH Ht
that the io frattmiiy pollilra , ifier every meal on- rl.-aned with
factloiiH aou'.d attompt to control,, toothpick the hhrou f.H.imie
the election. which n-malned between the "'''!
Munro Keier colilended lhal a : from the fooO. ' :
ha been the cae In other elec-1 j,ter In Hi- neventc.-nth letmirr , M Eventa Scheduled.
tions at which the mtiilent boili at i the toothpick became fashiomtble ( j.'K,t.,.n niajor event are Fched
, larse nas allowed lo vote. li--a;in western Kurope. However. In to ,H(,e bPforR ,nP ,.,,
1 woim n were elected to olifce. the KtiKl.md at the lime ol Shakespeare : H lloo v,.ar Anions Hie
two fraternity political fad ion ie iooih.k was retarded wi'h . ai..jj nvP tm jollow-
plit Into unsepreeated liodie a.ul , j:fai or a beltig a rouch and for- tunio. .rom !ti i;; the
that the vote are can for their
favorite recardle of irty amit-'
ations. lie further stated that ut-
der the proposed plan the only poe niatter ol health.
Itlcs that would exist would be j Qentists Are Responsible
lhal each horori-y w-ould at.en.pt t0o.hbn.sh can,., into pen-
to push its own candidate. ,irol0!.Ei.n
Consolidations Loom. bepan to pren- h mouth hiciene and
Kear was also expressed l.y oe - pom). bristly Instruments wa de
ininN ol 1 he -.ironosed chanPes n. iwloit in rlen ami t'Olish the
that Ihe fraternity liolliithl fiaitles
would uanil toceiner aim ine mm)
orcanled barb iioiincal party
would an im i -t to tain
control of !
die ele-iion.
Joyce Ay re advanced a pro
posal that the Senior women in an
early elect ion -hooe six women
iroiii 'he S -nior i lass a candidates .
for the May Queen and that the
students in the Junior and Senior ;
classes elect a Queen from these
six candidates ai :lie regular spring '
election. j
Ayres Yants Action
Aires also supgeMed that the'
coumil take deiiniie anion upon
the nijnfilon at the meetlnp but
D:l.. 1- h:s: in.-r thttt r:a:; :a!:c:i
under consideration included a inv
tion ithlch was carried unanimous
ly tliat the Farmer's Fair be in
cluded a a social function on the
ame basis as the Junior-Senior
from and that the members of the
rainier Fair Hoard must receive -rvr
permission from the Student Coun- SCHULTE TRACKMEN
cil before the function may be held, j LEAVE FOR SOUTH
Physical Education Petition 1 1 niinued (mm re- -
A petition was presented by heave of the javelin which, accord
member of the department of , np to last season's performances.
physical education askln? perniis-
lnn 10 form a new nlivsical edu
cation Oieek letter society lo b
known as Phi Kpstlon. The p..
tion was referred to the committee
on organization.
In presenting hi rejiort at the
close of the meetings Chairman
nian Jovce Avres eniereu me ur
eniered the ob-
lection that due to the fact there!
... . ..nr. i . In.m. nrMhlll. .
are ru iimn- viirm . - . - - . ... r-
il..n on ihe camous. it would be
confusing to add another lo the
list. Ayres' objection was accept
ed and' the petition was deferred
until the next meeling.
iBECKEK WILL SPEAK
wxrtTL -nitf ; niOtes b'.oiopicai reaea.in. m
TO MCsMA DELTA lJll?;to bt. eisihle for membership a
i person must have one-fourih or his
Members and pledges of Sigma h i,0iiisri-l sciences and be
iPeiu Chi. national professional .
j0majlf. fraternity
journalistic fraternity, win tneei
ITnlversitv hall 105 tills evening St ,
7:15 o'clock. L. A. Decker, city , '
STUDEWla euu.li
nVF.R MAGAZINES
I'ouliMUrd from Vf I.
the periodicals of Educational R-i
i. inuiiimai rr Klucatlonal :
pean.il buu . .
Psychology. School and Sociology,
School and Review, Psychological
Review. Science and Scientific
Monthly.
American Mercury is one of the
roost popular periodicals. Some of
the other popular ones are Korum,
. U-...-I.I-. Wnrlt Ameri-
narper . nuii
can. Scribner's. North American ;
Review. Century ana Aiiauui.
Monthly.
LELAND SPEAKS ON
'JESUS AT HOME
i ntlnell from IM' l.
! speak on the "Lord's Supper, at
I the Kvensonp sen lces tonight. ,4..r
' hert trtchsen. Lutheran student see
! retary will talk on "The Day Of Suf
ifering," Thursday The
1 Dawn of a New Day," will be dis
cussed by Rer. U W. McMillan, ai-
A continuous service oi
Hon on each of "The Seven Words,
From the Cross." will be conducted
Friday from 12 to 3 o'clock by Rev
Mr McMillln- A choir of students
from many of the ","5pcfJ? I
l furnishing music for these aer-j
rlcea.
OF WOMKVS ATIIl.m
I
Woiiien'n Athleiie iomh-'ni Ion ai the
ITe nl.lent I mini h W'em nr. av'rta
4"
of the women' lnii' I'l'M riu iIuiihk Hie rniiiliis ii-mi
of the umen' nuiii proiriu iIuiihk Hie eoniluK ear.
Toothpicks Give Way lo Toothbrushes
,is macrn Means oi mourn uygivnca
. Inf lo the law of hyaiene. Ivntlsi
i hne branded II as unilexliBhle, and
.that the toothbrush wH l-tier. So
i nm v tne u.w oi ine survnai oi
Hi.. Ailenl ktuniM'it In anil e ml-
nated the toothpick.
Pray Btfora Uaing
. . ... .1 . lw.ii.lI.-l- i.ci.i
enearaano '""'' ' '
It. own In the taior ,f mankind.
An Arabian p.ophet .nc, uM h.
a praer jiiocedej by the uae ol
a tootht.l.k in or more worth than
erenty-nve common prayer. A
e!zn Imidenn Hi. Utict tne touniry
adopted It ne. but more u a ""
ter o( apjiearance
f teeth. Hut the dentists did not po
on rec-rd at favoring tne io'n-
hinsh a the ultimate thing in car -
e for the teeth.
i. ( nn...n fm : that the
'upe of the toothbrush may be
i.ii,. -. o.h1 or had i ractue. The.
proper use is .1 most excellent prac-, session bcpins June 1,.
ti.-e The Improper use I., obilously The studeuts will enjoy oil- lioli
bad'nd productive of infect Ion. In day after spline vacation. T.-.-s
f.-e lattet classification come a will not be held on Memo, la. .
niajorllj of the well known "family j May
toih brush." and in fact any 100H1
brush mhlcn i" riot cleaned and ; (JQODYEAR MAN
."tcrillred. in any ouier iu,i
to'ithbrush becomes perm-laden
and of very questionable value.
. . 1 ..rn.
. innihhni.n iree 1 1 ora
; t'lapueo perms i"" ,lr
tivelr to clean the surface of the!
't- eth, work its way In between thej
teeth, and finally stimulate the gum
in order that they may re-j
slst mechanical injury or the rem-!
j blned at'acks of perms. Incidentally
lit i a cood idea to nrusii in
- 1.. l. HAstrov com
j lonsoe 111 ' - '
plete.y any linpenne uemi iimem.-,
of gmlj of bacheria
ill bring him a lot ot Mi st places
Osian continues to Improve In the
pole vault and II would appear that
he cannot be denied a place at
least. '
fnlie Tomson ill pel his first
taste of competition In Hie broad
Jump and to date. Indoor marks
have not been exceeding his Jump
have not oeen exceeumi: nm j.. ...i.-
which would indicate sirengili in
ill 1 ma f'nrnhtlsker SUIlSd
this event. 1 ne t'ornhnsker squad
Is scheduled to return Sunday eve
ning. PHI SIGMA CHOOSES
NINE NEW MEMBERS
uHiue-d fram t'nc I.
student organization which pro-
... . U la, t. I'lUr
(.ar,ab of ,ioiue research work.
J)r J)ail, I( former ni'nv
. ' , ,h Vehra'ska chanter Is
prl.Meui ,'i,e national oi paniza-
'partment of the Lniveraity oi -e-
Classified Ads
WA.VTFI' i "l- P'.ltln: I"ntvrjiiiT
liel.ut. ,ii Ins ' W'Mtom !.. or
Hiutli I' '" '. muet hove sr. e-.u-raliun
i ."k unil Iho farmi-i.
iiilDI.. ilulUr ni:-rii, so'J ehun-a
fr -.vanpsinent. If you not
frsln .f work and wltlmK t" urk I
I- T ilav fur cotnl-tirallon '""l
.'- . ..c ur rtiv i-a'l KnOl.
. . Ml.te Mir. Till
er w -'-m ' -
y, .Ith l'ubll'-a'iniui. H' 1H-
V.s
iA,HT Umail ! ""l lemU'-f t'u'
'II I'M i
nmw.iii'n . . .
. Kir l-i rr at iJily -
l.nikin Jlualnea Uffl'-e. i i
Easter Greeting Cards
FOR
Family Sweetheart Friends
A Laefa Assortment, From Which to Choose
EAGTMAN KODAK STORES, Inc.
1217 O STREET
IC ASSOCIA TION
,r ... i A.r--
I ml t
I'tir I 'ii I' M Jmii tin 1.
I'nlvei lt r. They are. from left to
ri ; mid Mlh'ted nls-tui. trea Mirer.
DAKOTA STUDENTS GET
II
State School at Vermilion
Authorizes Vacation
Of Ten Days
I Vennilion S II. Miir ll L'H
Piiiiuk x a-t Inn for atudenta at the
"nlveiily ol South MiihOlii villi
"t tomorroa at noon. With Hie,
nii.l mnn-.ter ex.ii.lna.lons hehin.l j
nlvemi.y Miitien.. Mill
i i
.luration. endlnc April.:'
rHMVOh ,v bo mimwJ TuP. .
f,H 10,.nlnK Airj, ft rom ,,e ..ml
of the ,,.,.,,. VH,.RI ion , ,-,,! unt j
((f t)ii ,.pf!llir Bl.ho(, ,
vt,Mr tlu,Hn,H ,vlll ,.nKaK0 , the
i.iii... m.nn m eaniini Hi ilvilv.
, n,imb,.r of .rilst'fi ootivue
Aprj 1; Kriunecr's ilav
April 1!):
Student elections. April 22: Hiisi-
ness dav. Ann 2(5-2 . : Home l-.co-
nomlc deinoiistratlons, April 2!t-,
So: State convention of the Anicrl-
cau Assoi'iailon of I nivorsity
Women. M.iy SI. Si:ite Hipli
School Music conteti. May 910:
Mother's day celebration May 12;
1-aw dav. Miv 16: K. O. T. C. in-
siiecinmr. . t. t.'-.i. .--1,,
! out. June 6: Alumni dai. .Tune -:
j liacealaureaie address. June 3:
Commencement. Juiii: 1". The
! school t-ar al the university ends'
I June 15. and Hie repulat
Uiitini'i
VISITS CAM PI'S,
i PIT
Rhoades Will Speak to
Students in Social
Sciences Today
A. !.. !;:,i,oui--. ieia.nii -nan-auer
for 1 lie lioodiear Tire and
Rubber company, will speak Thurs-
. day. March 2S. al 11:"0 o'clock 111
Social Science lul. -Mr. Kiioadeg
has chosen as his subject "Our Kx
port Trade."
II.. nil! iIUi-iisk the ratiid -x 11-
, sinn of the company in the foreipu i
.field, the company's many experi
ences, and ihe problems of this and
other companies. An Invitation to
attend is extended to all students.
Mr. Rhoades will interview sen-,
; iors Thursday and until noon I'ri- .
dav. telling ihoru of the opportuni-;
ties in domestic and foreign serv
ice. Appointments may be made in
S. S- 306 tiiroiign .Mr. iiiiiiock or.
Mr. (jiimnj.
'Your Drug Store'
Spring Is coming but we are al
wyi her, caterinp to your need
with uit a little better lervlce.
The Owl Pharmacy
:s No. itn st.
Phone B1068
EAT
at The
TEMPLE CAFETERIA
GOOD COOKING
REASONABLE PRICES
j NEW CARS
t FOR RENT
j Jutt adding to our line Rea Flying
I Cloud Coupe; Chevrolet cixe.
Model A Roadster, ceupet ano
Tudor. Effective Immediately 2c
per mile discount on o'der Chev
rolet, all models.
Always Open B-6819
Motor Out Company
1120 P St.
)NG SPRING RECESS
METHODISTS PLAN TO
PUT ON EASTER DRAMA
Wesley Players Arrange to
Strge Production at
Graco Church
I ttlllill!el h N'Mlntl NIKl HKlll
work, puxltii Hon of "TIim
S.i'iiile," IiiUIu'mI iltiiiiia In a 1
i-iiei-. lilili Wi-hlcy riii)'i'.
MilhinllKt li:inHili- oi cnnlxui liui.
will Imxlure nn I : t proci'Hln
hi liiare M i:. chllKll Siimlay
ii Ic tn . moved a m e i nrnwr
iri-HCilallin Ihrnnch (linl i
lilirlil'a rehoamal m Hie Veiy ,
I'u imlHlion. Minn l.llrllle ltn
lit lii chara of mm Mm: anil ill
rertion of the raat.
"The Supreme Sacrifice," written
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