tTDNESDAY. U'ltll. 10. .;;.
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UNIVERSITY STATION
ANNOUNCES PROGRAM
officui nuiiriin I1 Youngsters Arc Taught How to Use Typewriters
i rco!n Welfare
Will Oiscuss Family
Conservation
IWs,, April 10.
K:udrnt Cihibi il mee(iB. dismal
tr tlub f..u. k erktrk.
Ielia Fiima IV smoker. I'M Kas-
1 I I'ftl klWMI f 111 M rliirL
Wnrlrr! A1''n K-art it will hoil their
IIUIACI mnual banquet at the I aiveialti
llily ' Cub V etlnrt.U) tifmtl at l 1
irltx 4,
.u'nntiiti PIUOPIII I ounril. ntM
lo.i-r; tr.g Ihs Ilesotirve. I he n( Temple tafrleita. o rlife k.
i .11. i 'k hi .u Walter J'i.t.1 le ime, iomt. th
Ink.'.. ..vtl.) t the Umolu ,,,r- 0'','Kk- .... '
I1 ' h riHB lfe..A I'kl ....t I . ...it I
t . lae "'"Ji "'
l-aker. Inrr.i') hall, Iiht.r.'
7 1'. itrm V I
Friday. April 11
eolot) fir I J trip in )uiie.
aturdjy, April 1J.
YaratLu.
. ili I nieiit iudii at I 5n
, , Hk Wrdnrs.lay !tetnun
, hrr reaiurea of bi week "a radio
I :ogtM tha thancellor'
n,.ruMy lall. to be gten al !.?
.. kM a MM"U ai t icuK.u and a
t,!k m "III Club" tk by ('ml TJ " "
,.t. a unlrrii) studet.t. forth till, la tSe it-rn Mnt.at
Tli pnriam lor the week Aptll couniy. are also inie.trd
kj;(illo: I'wotera hae been placed throng !i
Wa... Arl I. oui lureatM rrj
, i it , M - MM,t..r ..ir-. rrMrma to intoni
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Th larntr flr rliilli-n from ih lift ti nl alun tra1ea or lianrro'l and utjani hooib ar
Iimbm4 into a rltit and i--od lnjr niluui- ft-i afirrniMiu It-arnlDR Hip touch )i-ni on Urn lp
llrr Th adit!b'l'r or loarlunc i)Hrliinc i aitntmt In ih rli arliool la bemj oiked out
h Ralph KoUii.I. luKirhl Inmrurior in 1nnn al ihi I nlvrralijr.
l.OKH TF.AMS FJSTKH
lUli. Tmi.NAMUNT
Intramural baaha: Irama mitl
l rnirrvU fc) April 13 for lh lour
namrnl to tiu April !l K rojn1
tobln will lf rl"l. Ibat ta ihrv
ramra for arh laam of nine iirU '
Tha diamonds near Sorial S. ifix
lil b UU for pt 4i tier anJ I"'
Haia and ball tn iM.rroaul
from lit phirl rdurailn offir
on lha f!f-pi of II S Tlir.i may
bo hail after I o clock IxH inul
r rtumel b 9 o'i-lork l nmi
morn 'imi
Typewriter For Rent
ail ar Mtw-wiil rat la
ttihsa irwr1,r
eMtklv pai
Nebmika Typewriter Co.
1232 O St. B-2157
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TEMPLE CAFETERIA
GOOD C00HINO
m0Nnif pnicik
i
it placed ihiwui . . viiir r
:kt .t.n. .he University Itaaio Museum Programs
o,Ahvr"'1 n v.u' !.h Harp Far Reachinn EHect In States
rnraeia orrin io nat n t ount; r. j
I irnlon Aleut C. t Jolinon and
n is. m Tu. p. s Inc.iam of Motfat anJ ltuutl
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ft tC rhlffta AaWkaMl Plla hvt'
Tennis Tourney
1$ Slarietl in Coeih
Intramural Program
Mmi!M tti ...i.t r.k..n in Cur.tor Rmrft Report I h biwihrr WhiU umusi All mtr hra for s rl
nunn,r .M. m th w-k FrAm MsBt Who Liiten in V'h...':lm..,lr TTa?. . 1 n. btn vhoy for ib nw. j
ReruIsrU to Thursday nwi m in-iurins Mr .htmm
Morning Talks ,hfc! h of runlrrii of N- fun nj ihr poi juii Ail felonf. j
bTk. rpt.n hfatinc ih ihe rubbr rinJ!i ltk minaiurl
..,., ...1K, a.ud.0 ha. a Ur . a , ,h, ..... e that tho , rL'r:.!
rrh.L effect oJ an tnieilei muneiim ra-J!o laik l l.roaacal .... .
"Lally gagging" Time
nd you can't really do fc hrJ job of "UUytMrrinr
without a Moful haircut. So here's your chin re Mlowa
Mogul Bso-bers
127 North 12th St.
Arcraje Woman Student
Spends $148 80 More
Than Males
I llfiten
aH'llrne aa btoutt ta.her forl-,ev.'i T!'.nr.l. moittlnc
i h'.j to the uo'.i. oi tr l . I., i oi to thoae n-eulaiiy.
Vl April The iruaeum In Moinll bail teently. Hrh ere o uratifxlnr to Mr.
aerae aontan .tudnt if n at Mr ColUnn btoad.an a uiueum toiun.. .lean not only mtn nia
"'.il.. i ....it f vv,..-...n ..w.i. radio talk eer ThutdJ and ha talk, bui ih Iho entire nlver
Mad ton.
V,.!?. LrJ..; w..V,..,.,luk.. n.r ,-r year than tt.e one o lor a year and a quatler tlv i.r.M.1. atmc prorram. He re
, . 'aerate man ar,or,linr t a nam Aa neatly a he ran f.nd out. , rently wmj lett.-r from
IrO... a-hi it. ...i'j -rk... ihe fnUeraitT museum li the firat Mr. r a llanon of I'tne 0ro
ta v
- elhr f.r-Mrt.
r-. .. k.-.mnftnm ia m on in air iu iuh rirm. t ios. -i--i
:i - i. i! m w. - u r The oira'or baa froui time lo of lntret to herelf and of her
t.r f.-r I k ..... time reeetred let'.era from iwple family. Mr. Ilan.-on rloed her let-
at"-... t- ine rm.rr iurrn ooo, r" ,mr,,in, h.. iwa , rt,,r, ! r,nnot ron,eT
The enilre tudent bodr i-nd
" . approkimately IS ii .C! I In .Mad
i 1 1 : . m -- iw.in - - - -
'l-rr . - lil
. r.. ,..i. ( ., . . i OU' IB ine axate rem ruin mi ii. ir c) wniim. iau.nn
V ,"- Tora,u ? ,hnP'r OP .rknoaledrementa from pmcram from the rniverity mean
a w romnllatton. The aerace eirw-n
Hill 41... . 1. l . ..H
lera or arknoaledrementa from , nrrcrani from the t ntverity mean
people out aide of the atat and the to tuy farm folk
iwn omhw nr,p., nnrne
Comment From Tt.aa , that people In othr natea are m- SCAUNUfll uim
.. it.. t tAKA Ka tKA 1 vt rrtn tit tit) nr 7 u
.a tr 4 lTfe
:' A'":,' women twna taw time ss : ; . i v,v
f i.trr. ! much for cloihea aa men. bl men 'IMO' , ,"!vv ' " , irlTeraltT atn.lio and that the ar
J amaaemen: ekicdliure lotal IpaTlnienl of l.eoloy. on hia r- r f'J'"" u'" 1 ,n"; " v, ,
..- t.;. m tr 1 ti m.io.l 1 . k. rent trip to Kort Worth. Texai. ie-r ready to cn.inte c.r to m ip.
....... tsr-Mn,, .r b7 ":.tt1 IT.? off to .oend a tew hour. 1 aa they d-ra it best.
m-t I . ikhq triri ipron a -ui '
on the arm and toa It hack arain, ,
If tallinc to catrh it the other aide
corei a point, if It I rauitht and ;
re'urned aucceaafully tha receiver ,
earna the point. Aa eay aa that j
but the rubber rlnga aro autpria
irsly hard to make tl:p oer the
arm.
To itirla make up a team, the
land lubber'a name lor a ere. Sall
Inta are scheduled for Ihia meeV.
charter your "deck" at the Intra,
mural ofiice. find the olher half of
ih rm and rrt under aaiL
Iteuv Kider. chairman: Mary 1
Hflen M-;inlejr. Mildred Ulah. and
Alice Richtank are in command. t
an
t :i . m.--w.-h r.rr 'amount for flowers, bnt omen """ ,
-i ,:!L:.-Y? v.., " ih, Chnnrrllnr Uurnptt Writes on Value
( r.r mi J n7,n7, ro. the men " 1 "'5 1 a n ' " - - r 4 1' 1 fenne .
.. i. i . n. ! 1. mjaijr. ahich ia w.e and one-half Of Research Work in Wceklu Artielc 'bie t
' teartx
tlmea aa mach aa H cost women
.student a.
! Senior smdenta peod more lB jjta ref alar reVU artiile. Chan-
than thoae in other claaev Junior pn ,tt
; men spend lesa than soohnrnorea r'"r r" 7 ' . .
or freshmen ahlle the first rear "Value of Nebraska V',,
men are second to eniom In e Chancellor Burnett Koes into detail
inditura. Junior women, to? the on the talae of such work and nis
. 1 . n a 1..1 in tfc rr eioen&ea. meekly article Is as (olioas.
LriClCt UOrClC The staustica were prepared One of the hardest tasks, and yet
Entomologists
Fight Against
. . ... : . ' . . . . - - - J - nf l'nl- . . l sv. .1 r . rt m .ni 1 n i rr. a I
ironi X..11 qurtiiuuuAi .ti liuTv oue u. iur iTir. - - - . uinrr o. uir ..- ... v.
; War student In the spiin of Terstty work Is to explain 10 ine p, jiolory.
Oraip Colo April i war stuueni m ine fpum v. ..-. Trnuj - -
.M:;nst "ihe Mormon encketa in Thirty five percent of the question , ,Terae man the practical ralue o. j
Moffat ami Koutt counties wi.l be na.res were returned. reseorch work and adequate liDra-
r n about April 1J. i hat do men who work In
Tian, haxe ben completed for FIFTY ARE NAM-ED laDoratone. rea.., - -
t3 e can.patii ajrainst the devaatat-; TO PHI BETA KAPPA i wl, ' lb,r ob1 f C,CU U,!m
:r.f encket thT. sprinit. accord lnr '. .ZLLZTr , I Hbrmrle. thousands of musty xol
o ivputr State Kotomolop. TZZ i , ume. and repon. .
-rank T. Cowan of the Colorado Kr ;"' The anawer, to thoae Questions
Xsr.cultural collece who wjl baxe ar.nur it !he la,t unJ
;al charro of the itJ. invocation fecedina- tlu
lw.!:pmect and supple, ice ud- ' M vivlan Hee,wood
t tiouands of r-o"ad 01 sodium . hw. jantor ,ioIm
. dn. . cont.c, rson. and J convocation
s.tty dat ran, have been par-
..j-l with funds available neder cfZAO STUDENTS WILL
i -. Vw tt-f.fr &orro'nar;on re- "
c. n,H authonr bv Conere An TAKE ISSrECTIUfl Tltir
-!fo;i will br- made to kill as many
ADVICE IN PROGRAM ,
(aalinaed trm I'm I.
re.-s will be of Invaluable assist
ance tor ll reaches one to meet tho .
public. !
"The public is very funny" said i
ti niitnont. I'nlvss one haa a t
of humor It ia almost Impoa-1
to continue in sudi work aa '
tea room management, for he will
be defeated by the peculiarities of '
scores of N.:Mr causes how : the ceneral public. I'eopie come ,
would It be pos,;bi- to select the! to a tea room tor two reasons a c-
nV- cord.nj: to Miss Deaumont. Either:
It mrani intenstxe stud, of the'th.y like the food or they like the ;
tnniAnii of th dieae. tvrated atniophere.
i trips to northwest Nebraska, laoor-,
' atory examinations of material acd ober'.in. U (IP) Kor the firat ,
t rirr. r.: o? one sore and an- time in recent years politics en-1
tered ln'o campus e.ecuona ai ,
1 1 1 i n iUAirm and fr.1- t h firsts
i.nnioc. wrriiiM . . . . - " - --i
. . -. . . . . - ( n ... lk.M - tim. . n.li.l a !L. tilr g11r tiWk It .
line mil 3 v. .i s . I... . . .i.u...... .
was study into 11 the reports of upon themselves to announce their
the past to determine i: mere had platforms. All look themsf'.ves very '
ever been outbreak of thia kind serto'jsly. with the exception of one j
before in any part of the world. : Leslie P. Hicelow. candidate ror.
representative on ine siuaeat reus
'are no better illustrated than in a
nriefl. the protect required more
than two years of careful erudy. but
it was tin:i determined that it
was a spec lea of the sen.-cio. a wild
are no oiier .iiun v. . - -
P-.ece of research work which the i prxine plant, that was causing the
rnlverslty haa Just compieteo ana , uiraw. : :
which is here publicly mentioned j parts of the world i'. as found that
for the first time. '!' particular plant had caused
Thia wa the problem: In nortn- irouoie. ana . auh .e u..-.
ril who declared:
"la recent years I have jupfied .
with the Hi-O-Hi. dabbled in the.
murky water o'. The Bystander. ca-
l-red merrily upon the winding,
ht of the Review, and been no
' sl:g!it factor in the dUcrepitude of j
me horensic i u;on. as t uri
t t r
uoerior Union ouits
i
priced at $ I
'DUANE UNION SUITS are about the
most comfortable and service-giving suits on
the market today. Made of 88x88 Pyjama
Check or Broadcloth.
Generously cut bar end buttonholes which
will not tear out form fitting neck with nar
row facing trouser shape crotch . . seams all
double lock stitch and guaranteed not to rip.
'A Real Men's Underwear9
C i 11 i i aSaa kmara I
s : i n in nn nua.i i ii av i c i as iiibh - -
i be young crickets as possible th purpose of the study is "to . not ny ordinary disease, but some-
;m after tl.ev hatch show, the eiper.e of doing busi- thing insidious that baffled the or-
T.n uwttieia will be er-;ed U- r.es ta tse ar.i; or rsjepenaent gr , jiirj man who trM to soie iu
IHIITOinMu,n... .K. .7" . : . l..:
west Nebraska hora-s were dying , naa atiacaea n eign.j. " "' :
from a mvsfwious liver disease. ' actideniaily some of the pant l-1 destine doings, and the book wi.l.
Tha- was about all that wa known ' came mixed with flour. Hut be a blasphemy foi your horn.y-
. ... . . i. -nul.1 not he left to ruesswork. I; ire
wi w unrrMI til -rwa axaat Tl Uue.U luu v aiotviiw
fedtcc exinmin HL cinunc ( cf a thinn more aenous tnan
"-r no c!n-ck iht march
- - - - i
. -a... .vi- .V. .. -. Af :. . . . . a- . a.
,- r.eM ta the ar.i; or !Jepcndent gr ditar man who tned to sole lu accuracy inai i i. is aountiun i ano u. .uW
i . vin .tore, are our tk. Kt.m ..reer.ted to the Nebraska irouoie. ana me ia is , wde inactivities wita a anowiea6e
! s of crickets. If it is lcip- posefully excluded because theil ,he hiveraity. What caused tbe.no. seem to be proved beyond a , gllnsl of disheartening acquasn-1
. - ' i- j:.. . j.u -i- . .. . , . ..j MAiihi i rmr. ami understand the methoaa
vie iv ri.rnuu..- " Ml ' -vii - r - - - - - -- - uin ... . v -. . v. -- - i rmMtk .
college a:ider.t and an Oberlin
man. the first for tP.e lovely senu-
i int liners. ij- v.v.-- v. ---orIt
i i...c. nm ih imn and ' coubt
Vie IV ri.ri.UIU..r 1 C ' - III I VI - ..... uwiMr . V ' . v. - - -
. . . ' . -r . t rr.n mi.lr f3i. f ariirea of the O'her Stores .
-ys Id general, ihe work wilt be less representatne. , rx'iverr ei;nse tnanage-
ml oui along Une, similar to Ist year 2 grocers made aiail-' iT"' . Xx nse losses
e used ia the campaip. Us. able their record, lor the use of L",
the researcn dcpartmem. vf a " " " , : . ..V" . of
ira:.ve ttudy oi real ; "-"- -" -
TJie tao-'J heavily inJested area, sun a rjmiau .r ,,.., ..d.
4 cljown by maps made after last value m CjompE.J. ine iirsi nana j .. , 0mal4 od Lincoln
year", caitiSpt. include most of! method of galnerlitc in ormatj n t n-,,., wilb those of
Wiltoma Kork mountains and ! from the Tt?llar ZT tocalea elsewhere. In every
r.-jtii- ponton or notm ana mii
?at counties and Breei Bajcln. The
jamered area, including the Dan-
ire, . high degree oi accuracy. - - construo
la the bulletin tne expenses oi ,h. rrocera ot the
opra:.on are treated from li'S i.
, -- a. AAewv-n-SAtr, fhV lt
m - m EitJ U w.vaat-'-r w -
University of Wisconsin Digs Up Old IJSTSV ,h.
a-a . P o ir f I. fcasnes research department haa
C amu us Pictures of -0 Years tsach charge or nemg a mvxa
" this Informanion.
s, April . A cam-" inal dome. Since the picture was Sigma Delta Clhi BL
unfaniiliar to t!J taken another dome was built cot- i Editor For Speech
, 7 e rlnthe firsu and User both were, "J rllior -
s Inireraity of " A". k- tks r.hotorraDh. . JS... ,.r
ItiKh-on. Wis.
jus strangely
siwiemta in me Ln.ver.., . dMUwrM hT fire This photograph.; xfH( riifo,d. ci.v tditcr of
Kiaf.a todar U portrayea ia a sken from Sdenc hall, shows tne . ' V...v. j..nrral. will
trnoep of old picture- nnearUned campus before the Ut building orj ;k ' mmr and pledg
. -.... nnMHivr bn-ldica- tad been coo- "V .., ,..! ,.,
. j-jLg the moving 01
ieoiogieaJ aurvey from
'ht- third and fifth
tint floor of Science tail a ; tn built. I journalism library
fiae university. ! Snate Geologist E. F. Bean be-; -
Found in the depiha of a atore-j; ierM that the pi'tures were left"
nKnoin ansong the accumulated mm-i , ,he !0rroora by W. H. Hobbs. . Talk
tLe of more than two decade I , fornH.r professor of mlnerology Ulootl One non
the thirty odd picture are un-jat Wisconsin who left the unSver- Before Lincolll Ad (JUU
toed, but a study of their content to go JO Michigan in 1SX. Mr. j
thorns tbem to antedate the pre- gn tas turned all of the photo- j prof. F. C. Eiood. of the College
eni cntuiry. One print shos rrapbs over to Charles Y.. Brown, of Baainesa Adrcinist rat ion. gave a
Srieuce hall in ita younger days 1 dlrwctor of tiie state historical thort Ulk al the Lincoln Ad ciuo
wih no'imor for a front walk thaa j ,aom. round table meeting Monday noon.
j-rierai plants ui.u run w Mora Accaastbl to Public " - . " .
onber picture a group of cadet " If .K augaralion of the awne of round
drJHtts to lower campus, and j (t?omAu .fJSt , bl t.ng. which the Ad clob
wher.h. enarfum and T. M. Geological and Natural Krnory rj, ,! rrofessor B.ood
. fK.n survey on the Drat i.oor oi srh.efer and Kendrlcfc utt
w.. . nnr a in car n iiina- uua avu - , ia
Geranium Attract
Interest Of Student
-"What are they? What are
the) V everyone who goea to
third floor of Tc-achera' college
asks. "They- are five Martha
Washington geraniuma bloom
ing on the window sill on the
landing between the second and
third floors. The flowers are
formed n clusters made of
chalice shaped blossom of rose
pink with deep rod center. The
Martha Washington leavea. with
a texture like ordinary gera
ninm leavea. are htt green
with a sod whire "fast" but
ihey have "saw tooth" edge In
stead of the smooth circular
one of common geraniuma.
! m.nn connected with the name.
j the second for the chastening of
: my blithe spirit .and the third for
: a rariety of reasons cot y e: known
' even to science."
j Columbus Ohio tlP)-Miss Jane ,
' Jefferson, f Washington Court j
House. Ohio, a graduate of Wilm- r
I ington college, is the only student j
enrolled in the dietetic course at
iOhio State university hospital. I
a then only blue sky.
Old Campus Views
An old vi?w of Bacora
bow
e department a , -j;n by the chairman
it more access- , itJor ulhll OB advertising.
It now occupies j "
"DON'T
BE
GILLY"
Kendrick Ott
hall facilitates the
work, and make
- tl i nie to i tie ruvu. . " - i
.M Hnr nf Bascora hall il .!.... mom., including three Urge i vnpxrtt PTRRRASKAN
that building with Its orig-jj wor. rooms In the basement. SPEAKS AT TEMPLE '
new quarter I the bringing to- j ,he jy'june for the Chinese aituation
gether of all map and bulletin In 0 ,b0 people of thi country and
a single storeroom. Here on n of (, on tn American mission
shelve is an ordeily arrangement j ,a nj, dialings with the;
of Informational material coverin nal,-, ne u very well versed In j
. ranee of subjects. Copies of f ... rhtnM itna(ion. I
all survey bulletin from the first , Doctor Judd's home I in Rising
He is ncme on a
months, after
to Chita. i
all survey huiw-um " i Doctor juna s
1 one issued In down to the Ust J c,tJ. Nebraaka.
Monday. Tuesday, Wediusd.J
WILLIAM FOX Pf4ESET
mm i" -" city. Neoraaaa. ne
are Bled here. Subjecta range forJoofn for few
a "study ot the babif or the , whicn he wtl return
ia -the Phvlo-
PHI
Official
BETA
KAPPA
and
SIGMA XI
Keys
HALLETT
L' niter sit y Jeicelers
Est. 1821 117-119 So. 12th
Ueoe
SOIliar; -
C I plank.on of the inUnd Ukes of
J Lu Wisconsin.- Series of buUetini ita-
CMae scienuiic -
educational series, and economical
aeries
The survey haa stored here maps
of all sorts, geological, soils, hy
drogriphic map of Ukea. river
maps, and topographic map. The
aurvey ha published sixteen bien
nial reports, which relate to ad
ministrative affair only and con
tain no scientific matter, and
these are aUo.krpt la the new
storeroom.
11 BalLaLal
r.ineE3BEE
QuanUco. Va (IP) Foar mem
bers oT the Cornel: University
baseball squad were seriously in
fnit mnA a vnmber of others were
.miiIt ahsken nn here when the 1
motor bus Sn which they were rid- j
Ing skidd i on the wet pavement,!
and overturned in a ditch. j
Tne driver of the boa. who wa
most seriously Injured, and other!
members of the team were taken to f
the hospital in Washington.
Of the four players, two had ',
broken leg and one a disloca'ed :
shoulder. The tus driver had a '
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4577
with the newest
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Thi new creation shown ti
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thing for dress or street. S4-J
A new undal. n Idaal SPrinq shea
for th cl itroom or nroct. Cither
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JO
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