M.ni:si)v. imi.s. 1020.
THK l) MIA M-:nRASKN
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ENTERSJWO RELAYS
Drake Carnival, Annual K.U.
Games Appear Next on
Nebraska Card
DUAL MEETS FOLLOW
Ri'lirarJ rllll) greeted t'ott h
IU-ui) I'. Silmlie'. under anlnia.
I'urada) tvllltiE. hen the I'l'intt
Vrbratka liirnloi suited u . 1 1 n K
lua ri U'l Ji'ini"fJ i rfoi inn .
ilti ourIi ihi'li pitce. In anili Ipailon ;
Of the coining IllB Si ouidnnr '. 1
ion Thr l'nrnhuiia.er roach dwi not
T'an on loiMng any of the advan
urea of the inoMTt rm eaihcr
mil la losing no tune In getting llif
llnakri reinescniaile I" x-fil tit
fh.ii''.
Hurdlers, tprln'rrt. and tjuartei
milrri were pin over the :!i'iard
distance In an Individual rumpet if !
rlrielop strength and alamlnx for
ilietr prt cienl I'li'ld candidates.
I.'mhered up In their eiim. oik ',
inif piimanly on thir fotm.
Kmiii and Draka Nt.t
Th SVbraka arbi-diile call foi
thr Kanaaj and Prakc Keiay tint
t hi nrira it tu:ll meet with
in- i r..iirpf.ntuiK.. Iiie Into
t hi- llniflUht. The Jahak canies
hit on tap for April 12 lth the an
nual Prake Kelaia romlnx the fol
linlnjt vi'ik at I'ea Moines. No
hnuka will be rcprem-nlrd. a lu
pni yearn, with a compleie aquad.
Thla week'a acilvltlea falla for a
varUv . 'araiiy v tricolor meet
Friday. Heprejeniatlvea of Ihe var-
atty have been divided Into two I
teame and to menibrrn from Ihei
.... -
tricolor even,, will be eligible to
lake part In Friday's affair.
T
Two Best Men Each Event
Will Be Placed on
Official Team
Weekly trf-color meet, which was
postponed Monday because of hi?h
winds, was held yesterday after
noon. The two best men In each
event will compose a tri color team
to compete aeatnst varsity "A" and
ri" teams Friday afternoon.
The summary:
Mile: Neurenberger, senior or
iinge, first; Skov. senior groon.
second; Manning, Junior red, third;
Hopewell, Junior red, fourth. Time.
1:57:3.
440-yard dash: Tlodgers, senior
orance, first; Cassford. senior red,
.-econd; I.invllle, senior red, third.
I line. 33 flat
11 yard dash: Lieben. senior red,
nud Stefan, senior green, tied for
lirsl; Rubrecht, junior oranger,
second. Time, 10:3.
High hurdles: Jackson, senior
L-reen. first; Carlson, Benlor gren,
second; Panek, third. Time, 16:3.
SfcO-yard run: Fuhlrodt, senior
red, first; Carlson, senior green,
second; Seifkis, senior red, third;
Ilartly, fourth. Time, 2:04:1.
220-yard dash: Lambert, senior
orange, first; Jtodgers, senior or
ange, second; Nevlns, Junior or
ling, third: Lieben, senior red,
fourth. Tim, 22:2.
High Jump: Morgan, senior or
ange, first; Jackson, Junior green,
second; Bailor, senior green, third.
Height 5 feet 8 IncheR.
Javelin: Hokuf, senior red, 176
feel 1 inch.
Two-mile run : Tlumer, first : Gra
ham, junior orange, second. Time,
11:21:4.
Pole, vault: Kuns. senior red. nnd
Bell, junior orange, tied for first;
Warner, second. Height 10 feet 6
inches.
120-yard low hurdles: Smutny,
senior orange, first; Jackson, sen
ior green, second ; Ilaugh, senior or
ange, third; Carlson, senior green,
fourth. Time, 26.5.
Hroad Jump: Young, first; Ely.
senior green, second: Cray, junior
red. third: Craig, senior orange,
fourth; Bailor. Junior green, fifth.
DiMance. 22 feel 3 Inches.
TWELVE COMPETE FOR
Tl
Round Robin Schedule for
Court Men Goes Into
Second Lap
The round robin of Varsity com
petition on the tennia courts went
around on the second lap yesterday
efternoon with twelve men com
peting for places on the Varsity
special eight-man team. The high
point six that won out after this
week's matches will be included
among the eight that will compose
the first string team that goes to
Kansas the latter part of the month
to play off matches with the Kan
sas Aggies and Kansas University.
Two men have already been placed
on the team. They are CharleB Hea
cock and Coral Dubry.
, Results of the first matches
played Monday afternoon are aa
follows: Cameron won from Ander
aon with two wins out of three sets
by the score. 6-3, 6 2. Fullbrook beat
Fiahbaugh 6-2, 6-4. Sherman took
Del Rosario 6-4, 6-0. Zelen won from
Stephens, 61, 6-4. Robcitson beat
Uant 6-3, 8-6.
Pairings yesterday 'rnoon
among the tame men are as fol
low.: Anderson vs. Robertson
Lawrence v.. Fishbpugh, Sherman
vs. Zelen. Del Rosario vs. Stephenu
Fullbrook vs. dant, and Wjodward
vg. Cameron. Two out of three sett
is- the standard of the matches by
w hich wins are registered.
More than thirty men ar turn
ing out for early-season baseball
practice at the University or Kan
, ta preparation for intensive
- training a little later. John Bunn,
baseball c-Mch. la ill with Influenza,
and the preliminary workouts are
vder direction of Wayne Culp of
Jitloit, captain of the team.
Fntri-: Clone 7W.iv
lor Covd ('our I Meet
Koine fi ml, lun
ula low nn nit 111 ill 1 Iom lixln)
noon No nin'a will he
it-pled at'er (lui 1 lini. A bill
It I (11 ul all lhoe ho hit rli-it-red.
ami lluli ni'l'onctiia lll
be iuhllhi'it In Ihe Thurd a
imIiiihii o( Tlie lull) NY brakn.
ami ill aUo lie maied al the
onii'ii'a it iimaaiuiu. I' I r 1
ruiiiuU nt 1 In- toiiinaitirnt are i
be il)nl b SiiliinU April 13.
'uiiii run b i i'fi i'i Mom I lii
rairul.il one ! In adanre.
I
President Hughes Reveals
Changes in Personnel
To Fill Vacancy
me, lima. V.iin h. '.'S- The an
point meiil of lo head of lie part
nieiin ai low.i Siaic rolloc aa an
nmirri'd loilav b l'n-ildi lit I! M.
1 1 utiles.
Ii- A t; IllaiW. hiM'lnte pro-
fiMir ol iiRili'uiiiiral -i ononiin at
the 1'nlvrralty ol Mlnnenota. wlli
bi-romo nond f th aurloultural
i onomlr depannient here the
first of July. J. U I'erny una oeo (
Oiipolnted head of the Knulliu do
p;!ilnietil, I'liectix September 1.
IVictor lll.iilf. who liaa won a na
tlotml reputation in th field of
production and land economics, haa
been at Minnesota for flv yar.
Iletore thai lie was n examiner
, . , r i
tor tn teneriii larm man wmiu v
ashlnaion. D. C.
Extenaivo Program Plannad.
Not onlv will IVicor Black have
charge of Ihe leaching work of lb
drpattmeiit but he will direct the
extensive rerearch program In ag
ricultural economics. This program
Is pointed along three main heads:
Farm organization and manage
ment, farm marketing, and farm!
finance. Poctor Black bellevea
tht low-. State's work tn co-operative
marketing Is outstanding In
the country.
Iootor Black is a graduate of the
Fniverslty of Illinois: He received j
both bis master's and doctor's de-1
grees at Minnesota. He succeeas
Ir. C. L. Holms, who left the ne-Ftste supported college should cer
partment in February to become, talnly be familiar with the geog
chief of the farm management sec- raphy, the industries, and the ero
tlon of the I'nited States depart- nomic conditions of the slate,
ment of agriculture. Knowing the background of the
Professor Ierby cornea to Iowa students assists him In selecting
State from Harvard university,
where he has been tutor and In
structor since 1926. He Is a grad
uate of Southwestern college and
his master's degree from the Uni
versity of Kansas. He Is now com
pleting work for his doctor's degree
at Harvard.
For two years. 1914 to 1916. he
was an instructor in F.ngllsh at
Iowa State. He will succeed Pro
fessor A. B. Noble, who has been
head of the English department
here since 1898.
E
'Choppy' Rhodes Sends Two
Nines Through Tilt at
Landis Field
"Choppy" Rhodes "A" team
squared accounts from Monday
night's game yesterday afternoon,
taking an 8 to 7 decision from ihe
"B"'s at Landis' Field. The "B" 's
were leading at the end of the
fourth, but a fifth inning rally
turned the tables.
Ther Tickett was on the mound
for the "B" team and was display
ing a nice brand of hurling before
he was relieved by Urban, a new
comer on the Husker mound.
"Dutchman" W'itte tried his hand
at the pitching business, and
stayed in the game for three in
nings, but the "B" batters finally
chased him to the showers.
St. Tsui, .Nh
fs ft
K. Inns, f 1
Martin, f 1 J
r.vnch. n S
K. Ilvj t I
Snallow. I 5 J
Toian 10 11
Nanraturk, Conn.
fa f
Tl'ltkM f 1 0
St. Paul. Quintet ljoe
In First Round of Play
Naugatuck, Conn., high school
upset the dope yesterday after
noon In the national basketball
tournament at Chicago by de
feating St. Paul, Nebraska high
school team by a 35lo 31 score.
St. Paul was not only favored
to win 'his game but. was one
of the favorites of the meet.
Although the Nebraska cham
pions were eliminated In the
first round they are not elimin
ated from further play. A con
solation tourney begins for all
first round losers, Thursday.
1 i ...Arfs sz v mrt new
JB a I I nai a T.aaaapaj i
College Professor Is Obligated to
Know Actual Facts Before He Talks
Thi i tha .arond of
ef artirlaa en "Tut Obligation,
and fawarda tha CoHta. eVo
falter" aponaerad by Chancellor
6. A. Burnett. Chancellor Burn!,
at tha aamt tim that ha aakad
for aaaayt from umvorsity '"
danta on 'Obliot,', d ft,
ward, of th College 6tudnt"'
mada tr announcement that an.
enyntou. art cle. from profe.aoi.
on tha aubjaet abov mantlonad
abov would b walcomad.
I i (dirge pinfi nilili
l"i'"r
' m:n and lamd obligation. I'ei
' ha pa th nio.l lniiorlanl of Iheae
ohligailoue la that a piofoi
.hould Kno. hi. aubj-... H -en Tven Vhugh h w oVaV mor.
know not onl what taught rrk dori tnr ,.plk
when h aa a lollrge nudent but OJ. faitory etnidoye or many pro
be should bi ihoiouuhlv ronxera iKloiial men. b nvithelea ran
nnt will, th new dl.co -.- anu o regulate hi. ork thai he baa
iuiivih ll.r.a.ui In bis Held. Thla om fre daylight boura RW
moan thai college .roir.or. as a'cla.-ioon. hour. "J"
i ..-,.ii.u.i (.one who hours of work may usually D
tea. h'scl. n. e or applied scl. ne
tni.
A ollcge proli snnr la under an ih.ee months vara Ion M "
obligation to know the actual facts fo week, vacation during tn
or to h. in his pos.esHlon the ChrlMmaa holidays, .no "l
be,, tntorma.lon a'a.l.ble befor. holiday, dur.ng ' ;";' .;';
he apeak., lie should be jutlcl.l. course th tea, "h
fair mln led. and able to pres.-nt spend, a par of hli ' ,B UJ;
ho, h side, of ,noo,ed question, .but nevertheless thr mhi doe.
without prejudice or unfair parti Rl opportunity for tr. e and
. freedom from an exacting daily
A college prc',.o, should Vnow routln A few college men. Includ
nnd apply the principle of good g major .....i.
pedagogy. He sh,imld preeent his
a way
subject in so Interesilng
that bis classea will
feel a part of
Ills own Interest and enthusiasm
Should Know Homo
A college professor should know
something of the home and com
munity Interests of hi student.
Thla does not mean that be need
t0 Know wher each sludenta live.
or th condition of th family bank
account. It do, mean that In a
college wher th majority of the
Ftuder.ts always hav lived In a
large city that the professor ahould
know the conditions of city life,
and In a college where 'the major
part of the students are from th
farms and country towns, th In
structor should know and sympath
ize with the problems that th
young people and their parents
nnibl solve.
The professor who teaches in a
Illustrative material. .Students ap
preciate the Instructor who knows
their problems and has had experi
ences similar to theirs.
A professor should be loyal to
the institution for which he works.
No man can do really good work In
a position if he Is dissatisfied. It
may also be said with equal truth
that no man who really respects
himself will work Tor any consider
able length of time under condi
tions which are distasteful, for an
institution with whose policies he
Orrotl. f .
loc.ins, c
WMl.. t
I'ozinl. a
Kmpletnn, g
Johnson, f
I (I 7
t : n
n i
i t
I 0
0 1 4
Total!
Prora by qu.rlerw:
Nauaatuck
St. I'au!
II 3 14 31
.in i: 2f i
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SIGMA DELTA CHI
ELECTS OFFICERS
Gene Robb. '30, Lincoln was
elected president of Sigma Delta
Chi for the coming year at the
Journalimn fraternity's meeting in
From the
boy to the
School
Banker K pryirOf! ' 1whh in n hurry to
ffol to Pl!lr for our deirions
fountain ppfiattir?t. Tr m p t In
f.XMjN Kiid lrink.s Hf-rvid In oui'
fount Mill sporln Un .
MHlr.t.nininc n prn.-ripl ion drpart
pn rl mnt unrir t)) rtirTt ion of
skillorl phnrniHt'iflt-'
M. W. DeWITT
Pillert Preicription
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LATCCE-I DE1TE3EQ0
U not In haituouy or undi men
whom h doa Hot Ilk Ordlnarllr
th miD who reniaina In a poit!on
!. lie i ilu.ail.fiej anuany
helleiai. altlionrh b would b th
I in admit It. that h I being
oveipaid and that h rannot obtain
another oaitlon aa good rollg
uofoia are no mepilon to th
ceneial rul that a man la under
a moinl iibliKatlon to aupputl th
man or InntuuUon that pioiidei hla
biead and lmilr. Il a man cannoi
alve null atinnort lojally and will
ineiv ha ahould ir.nn and In that
wav aarur the pllvtlet Of telling
the rt inona tor lila tllaaattafai Mod
Hat rntdom of Tim
.nilrt nmft-iKiii baa greater
. . : . . . at.-n anlBPlefl
' shifted to aom
Moat college profesnoit
have a
i executes, anu r. u. -. .
! nient station workera do not hav
lb long vacatlos. out me rum n--y
ertneies. noias goou iur mum
leg profesitora.
Most college professor, are do
Inc ihe thing that they really want
to do, and would continue to do
ven If they were to become
wealthy. A man may b lntrested
In a certain type of rsarch. If
h wre wealthy he would doubt
less us a part of hi. Income In
continuing hla Investigations Be
cause h 1. a college professor h
is able to do th work that he like,
to do, and the Institution pay. the
tost.
College professors ordinarily
work In pleasant aurrounding. and
among congenial people. A col
lege campus is certainly quieter
and more pleasant than the ordi
nary factory district, or a crowded
office building. The men who are
interested In college activities and
who consult college Instructors in
order to obtain Information are
usually men whom It Is a pleasure
to meet and know.
Not the least of the rewards of
the college professor Is the pleas
ure of mingling with the most am
bitious young men and women of
America. Their vigor and enthusi
asm help him to keep young in
spirit. A. the years pass by and
the students of former years make
good and come back to tell of how
the things learned in college helped
them In their careers, the college
professor is Indeed a pesismlst who
does not feel that he has received
one of the highest reward, that
can be given to any man.
University hall Tuesday night.
Jack Elliott, '30, Newton, Kas., was
chosen vice president. Cliff F. Sand
all, '30, Genoa, secretary, and W.
Joyce Ayres. '30. Lincoln, treasurer.
Retiring officers were Munro
Kerer, president; William Mentr.er,
vice president; Jack Elliott, secre
tary, and FrtlJ! Daly, treasurer.
Columbus, Ohio (IP) Ohio
State university will continue its
policy of awarding no honorary de
grees because of a vote of the
facul'y on the matter which re
sulted in a tie vote.
If some students
Let their hair go as long
As they do their clothes
We'll have to send them
to the asylum.
A sure exemption ticket
is a Magee's Suit!
$28.50 and more
assured of
Pen to
suit when
stock (rota which
111S O St.
MIXED DOUBLES MEET
Will BE PLAYED OFF
Intramural Tennis Tourney
Is Slated for Courts
This Week
Ml i id double, irnnla touina
mint ai being played, this wek
.n.i aiii ...nilniio unlit Friday. An
, 5 Th.. .ll l,ur I. to
arranged by each group and reser
, , , a ,
vations are to b made one day In
advance of the !' willi (lit
ra;riker of the lennla Votirls. The
court, ar not In u by the physi
cal education rlas.es Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, afier 3
o'clock: and Tuesday and Tbur.
day aftr 12 o'clock. Nellie Ma
lllosa la In rhaige of itie lennis
tournament for thla )car.
Itulleiina on the tenni tourna
ment ar posted at , tie tennis
courts, and at the women's gymna-
sltim. Thoa entered in the tourna
ment are:
11.11 llainma I'lll llfla Aliit lt.M
rw'ia tal'i ll.nrti I ill u H.m
mon Tan Kan a fc.c"ii"'i-
Maraaoi iy. Kih A 'I'm Hi" a.
am, I'uii IVair: hauaa. Alalia lauoin.ua
ta Kaihrn m.u.r. rut mu. ana uaio ,
l"u:.t.. w..W. !!! Han. n,s tir'la. .
N.llla X4a. Illi.n ami l.lxnrilM.
la Hlgma l amb.ia va Vtwllii. I'tlia y.aia
and I'llinnlun. ma-ma Nu. I
Kllloil. Mt'iia I'liI Klall.n a Knit l
I'rinv'r. I'rln liainma anJ I ! k Taat
I'M Kaepa l
llat.i M-lrt. i hl nili'ia anil Mn'lay
Kappa Slcna ta Ka nim.i Alpha I'rlia,
1. ami iloaion. inn i panon.
All.n. I'.lia llt l'.itu. and l.ulin.
PI Kappa I 'I' I a Wilaoii. Alpha I'lll.
ami r 1. Alpha Tail ima.
U'M, Alpha I'hl an1 lilllrapta.
Vu -a Ruraa.. I'l Mta I'hl. and Hwli-
ann. I hi Kappa I'ai.
llorlon All. ha Milta aril Kinnn
I'hl Kappa I'sl. Htnim.-I. I'M tint. a l
I'l. an.l I'at.llo. Alpha flvtna I'hl
A'k.rman ,Ainina nil n.i an,i
O.aVHI, I'M Kappa I'al. a rhn,V. Al
ha l I'rlia. an.l llokul. I. la I an
iH-lia
Hll.. V A'pha I'.'ia Thala anil'
Tu.h ka II kappa I'hl va Northman
tilt ma Kappa ami Mi l". Th.la V
Hlh Dakar an.l Ui-wtaanl. I'hl ma
ma Kappa va l.oular W.aluvar. Hal
Xrla and l.lnhui. 'I hna i'lll.
A1ir. Slcma Wlia Tan an.l (lioa
man. Z.ela lia Tan a in'-thl. t'ZV II,
and himmili Mm M
r.di'ura Thola I'll. Alpha, and H-hliM. ,
Th.la t va liPKInain. Alpha M
la. and HIM. Alpna i.ainma l;lio.
Hallibum. Ii.lla llaimiia ami imra
dnvakv. Thala i'lll va Kappa Knppa
ianuna an I Mailman Hrlta I'au I'.lta.
tM.r.. ('alia Uamma ami 'lavlpr. t
Tau Kappa Kn.l!on i Stan.lrv.n. I'hl
Mu. and Art H lirnrd.r. Kappa Nlaina
flalmara I.l'a livmnia ami Fr.ri-ka.
lt'ia Vu va 1'ollaKl. hi ilti.la and
pann.ra
Mlldi'd Hnff. It; It and I'lauaa. tl
Th.ta XI va Ada Korih. Alpha I'hl
(.itnaaa and Kappa Slama
Covd Athletes Create
Setc Fad Deck Tennis
For Intramural Points
Ship Ahoy! The good ship 'Intra
mural'' will sail April 11. featuring
on board the most sea-going spor!
deck, tennis. Ueservationa may be
mad with Captain Betty Hlder,
or the Intramural office tor court.
All the thrill of an ocean trip, with
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An empire hung on
THE hitch must be right, the pack mui.t
be tight. On details such as that hung
the attainment of the day's goal and the final
success of the expedition.
Lewis and Clark, first Americans to cross
the continent, knew the importance of
"trifles" in the concerted plan. They saw to
it their equipment was right, they supervised
every step from man-power to pack-horse-
Tuo Xvtv Arv
l.iphta Arv Inntallvd
Two new M-airhlight. ha
been Installed on the campus.
On light la on tl corner of
Nebraska hall, refln I nig toward
t'imriaiiy ball, and the oilier
m placed on rnhin ball
retlii'tlng 1,1 the dure, loll of th
admlnUiraiion building Need
les to to say thla action a
prompted b th activities ff
th lamptu piewler. who la re
IKirtrd to hai molested several
otudent.
b'..u .1. liandliap of a ndllng deck
' ilir in rnnr -
tennis which ha. been Introduced
r17ie upper class in tennis
uses the Dayton Steel Racquet
In Ihe pHul olil layt of Ihe po
lite Inh and llie rainbow feme,
who carrrl aliotit .peed in a
racquet! Pray Hon!, partner
Hut Icnlay if rifle were al
lowed, the favorite racquet
would lie a Springfield 80-06.
Tennis players everywhere
are chancing lo the Dayton
Steel Racquet because scien
tific tests prove that steel is
faster than gut.
I'sing exactly the same
stroke, a ball driven from a
Dayton Steel Racquet will get
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power, they applied sure knowledge and
constant vigilance to their task.
Today's leaders in business have the same
point of view.
Men in the Bell System, exploring new
country, take infinite pains in preparation.
They work toward the smooth coordination
of engineering, manufacturing, warehousing,
accounting, finance, public service.
BELL SYSTEM
'for Ihe lint time at the I'nlverniy
Them am only two girls B
'renin and the technlqu it eauly
acquired. 1 he gam renemblr. t.n
I nla somewhat. In Iho scoring, bin
' Instead of balla and a raquet,' ruh
iber rings ai ud. r:vryooB u
new at the gam, so all girl ar
! Mailing nut with th aam fcamti
icapa and advantage.
EAT
AT TMl
TEMPLE CAFETtm
O0OO COOK, NO
IIAtONAtLK PRICCI
over a full itep quicker. Its
extra .pringincsi give, yoa the
jump on speedier players.
Perfect balance more ipeed
accuracy of a rifle. They're in
the Dayton Steel Racquet
You'd practice for week, tn
step up the tpeed of your game
?0 step Into the store this
afternoon and do it in 5 min
utes. Play with a Dayton Steel
Racquet the fastest tennis
racquet in the world. Dayton
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Ohio.
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