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The Daily Ncbraskan
TWINTVMMH IH
Official Publication of the rniveraly of e
hratka ami under lh .liif.li.-n of th rMu.lret
Publication Hard
Publihe,t every ninrnu ( ttirinit the ri.lrnih'
year with tha eareptmn of 5ttmia Min.mi
and during the vartone vacation peruMa of inr
rhooL
TVIttortal Offira fniveraitv Hall Hali..n A
ftuatnaaa Orfira-rniveraiiy Hall 4A. 8iatin A
Offioa Heura- FJilorial Staff: S to r
daily exapt rtiilay and Sunday. biin at art. I
to p. m. daily cft Krtlay and Sunday
Talerhona-rVMonal; Rt ilnivri'y '
chanrt and uk for "lally Nerraahan" in.iirat nt.
hih department deeired After 7 p. m aii PAna.'
or BAS.M (Lincoln Journal i and ak for Nehraaaan
editor.
Knterd aa a-cond clana matter at tie po..rfue
ta Lincoln. Neb. under art of oortreea. Manh ft
17, and at aeerlal rata of p.tare provided for In
auction MM, art of tVt J ltlT. authonrej Jan.
2ft. 1022.
Subarnptlon rata. 12 per year, tl pr wmf
ter; alnjle copy ft t-ente
CLIFF F. SANOAHL
J. M. PITXCA
10ITOA IN CHIIF
UlINf J MANAGER
Cditerial ita'f
Aaaorlate Kdltor- Jnvee Ayrea
Managing Editor - fcMrar Backua and Knfne
8 Hohb.
Newa Fxlltora PonalJ t arlan. Robert Kelly
William Met "Wry. Kneee M. ktm Fltront Waite
.porta Editor Jack Elliott
Buetneat Staff
A mist ant Buameta Manager lmy Jack.
Vernon L ugh I In.
Political Plums.
THAT mimana(rcmeni in tin- lninea nf.
fair of the A-pn. university humor
magazine. retilfe1 in a lnrp leficii tluring the
econrl aemeatcr nf lat year n nroncrtt to
lipht in Thnrailav'a WNraakan MIo iiiR An
Interne- m'rh .lohn K. SolleeU. Ms-rctary ol
the arndent pnMication honnl.
At the aame time there iiK-aiv.l. alo in
the colnmna of i h in nepaier. a ' "
nonnrtng ihp traiffor f int niri.! .f nrfit.v
partica from a committor apoinfl laat KjrinK
to th Barh ootinril. Aa motive for ih rhanpp.
Pcan Hcppnrr rirHl thr failnro of the partr
rommitto' to make the innv pnv for thi-ni-Mvea.
Hfrf are two anivitioa orx-rate! by ain
j jfi1a anppoaedly in the inreremx of ihe nni
veraity. Hut how ran they be of wrvioc to the
intitution they reprraeni mlien they fail to
aucreed financially? Ami how can they p-i
ahead financially nnlcs there i efficient man
agement and careful anpon isin ?
Inatead of beinft iaiiioiii of reaonaibil
ity. too many camptm Affairs are mere inatni
tnenta of political achemern. Not alwaa do the
heft qnalified aapirants carch ihe plnm aa
ther fall from the coveted tree. If yon have a
pull, Ton're aafe ia the usual way of pntlin(t
it. GrWu letter aocietie. ever desirous of pro
motinc their members to the hiftheM places in
th world, have a special knnck In sinplinp out
those mhom they think are worthy of such Imn
: f,ra. But to any that their jtidpnent is always
the bent would be folly.
Nebraska ia not alone in this reaped. Sev
eral other achoola have found thems-lves in the
aame predicament. The Vniveraity of t'olorado.
for instance, had a biiter oxKriencc lasi
spring which still remains a dm-k blot in ilie
year's activities. Rival faciions. sttersedinp
common sense with puerile taciica. cHtisel such
a diitnrbance that Tresideiit Norlen had to re
sort to the complete elimination of student
elections with the consequence lhat the west
ern nnivcrsity will take up its work in a week
or two without any sriidein council or other
governinff bodies. What the final outcome will
be ia till banpinft fire.
Purely loyal Oornhuskcrs are not anxious
to see counterpart of the Colorado situation
on the Nebraska campus. In making selec
tions for offices, our various councils and
boards with appointive powers should weigh
each individual's qualifications, such a exper
ience, dependability and scholarship, and pay
no attention to his or her nffilial ions or con
nections. If ihe applicant is not a fraternity
man and ia belter qualified than one who is
a member of a fraternity, give the job to he
former. If the other way, net accordingly.
The majority of campus positions are of
' such nature as require a good deal of leader
ship and ability above everything else in order
that they may be properly executed. The uni
versity cannot afford to lose money through
mismanagement. Nor can it afford to lose its
ranking as a well organised institution
Ihroogh misdirected efforts of its student lend
era. The university must, have efficient man
agement of its students' activities and ihe only
way to secure this is through the selection of
the right kind of men and women to fill the
places.
To the Altar.
Following the annual summer matrimonial
orgy when multitudes of brides and grooms
ride away in storms of rice and old shoes
comes results of a survey on marriageable
ages prepared by the Metropolitan insurance
company and accorded considerable press
comment since its recent publication.
Though it may be disconcerting to some,
it should prove inferestinR to most young peo
ple to know their chances of getting married.
According to the survey, a girl's chances, ex
cellent during her late teens and early twen
ties, fall off sharply after she is twenty-five.
On the other hand, the young man is much
more likely to take, or be lureu into taking,
thin step after he is twenty-five than before
that time.
"TTuuk audi surveys arc interesting and
often amusing they prove nothing. Nn statis
tics hare ever been published that accord im
munity from marriage to anyone at any age.
Like lightning it may strike anywhere. And
lika lightning it is supposed to hit only once
in the same place. Figures, howheit. show that
this supposition is. not founded on fact in
either eae.
There is. of course, an age f "likelihood"
in eonneetion with marriage. Who is there,
though, that ran tell whether he or she is not
an exception T Bachelors with the most gravy
on tlx w ,! date I il I kiiuo,1 Sp-C
l.o-l. d iHiMi-i, lll it i-l li'.ll riil ro i.p.ili
is, I airpi'i mI all, h l m ri.i 1m
,irkhip! a li il n, i . i s
M,.i. i,..liiisl ll l ltl llMni tin I iilirr
.t ( Mi l.i'Ulli.i tl OyTliV
vl.inl.l mi. i.iniiiiiri . I ll- I, in rr. . ki hi i; i
tlh,ll' 1,1 till p.'M til. lit lk 1'1'IHV U'll-
I -v I ( i i. - lm.- f - i -1 tl.ril lvJ Irt thi
mUi 1l.i ii;l' li iiili'i; .Mi l i'l "he. I
e S'i'l Mi'iin.cr loll nroii! d nBin i.mrr
Ml' ..I.iM uil. till! tlioti ktill i:unllnrli.,l,
,ti.i tln.' uhlio'ii pri.i i tv, n'- 'I imt wi-rc.
S.Mtl.ir mn tlv islt in iiiicf. 1 piiidinu on
tiiii njiinioi mi ill' inatt.'i
1 In rr J'T otlnl' ,llini. n'hil lilCIt, ntSit
II n . t'nr f 'orm
TfTi's ttnumrnt to
( Virr Moloritlt
Alumnus Howard Tells of Time When
Cornhuskers Bought Beer on Campus
,.f Nlrai.ka. and also
IVin. Ili inl su,,nor
I'tah
jittar Oraak F rHg
of lirse In my lay Ihet nr n.i .1tB,
,., - - - ...,.- ririir ,.r
i l. - -k. . . . A
nri" I !!-, uric ,, .
atreeta and alci-trU' liRh' wfr , '
. . Iemnin In lie imr.t ''
... ....... Ititlai feline ... . . .
Tnara ' - , Mr. mi ninn, wn.i i k
Mainul fratemitl in nf "' RuVf.r m p,,ttlhn
Ili hard anir.l th nnivrity ,lUrn ( thai lime, accor.i.nK i" rf of , dm,,,, r,lh (lf Nf
and five hn h IfM At tnai Mr Hirharda h " "'""' 'mw The niemhrrn ,.f m
. . a. - ll u . . .....l.aliUi . a... a. fti Wr fit It lift AHV . . t
Were Opposed br Mnionty th morn mKnifi-wni buisun on n h t hxi brA)lkft (t,vihu Kn rnv
u..ai I M-. . f .i i a .tr flV fmlllM V a.. aW.- '
Of Nebraska Men : .r." . ' .J. ' " " ik d f" .nf "n" v
Student
School
Drote
Then;
Buggies To
fraternities
lurhipt ia At ill nift.l ..... . .
.... - m nun.
dred ilollara w hich ha Imt , t f
braaka fnothatl aama a yt
ar;o "Tea, i airtiont tt nt
Ine arimnd I ha old a.-hint
rr l( of i. fl.
. i
ltuniir.i
Thrt t oiinlnin in ( Utill.
II iv. ton t r i I I. kni; h ili'mk iim.i the
" ("! 1 1 1 1 ll I " in I liHilMt) l.sll .' 1 1" N ml I M II I .
mi khoiibl ll t ill hrin(f bark pli aniil im in-
ol l. f llir ins liCII OII ilmi.k i rmii I In'
(.'(ii. i In". M ben lliC I M 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 I n. I liMipnr
arily i i ns.- l nr!i:i. and ; M lonml il neeesrj
tn us. Miction in ilr.i.i the airr from a ua
I n nee.
IIm'H lli'Mluh tl.r Sri "ll Id rail Inllll foil" I
1 1 mil. rt ions, the lici rinihiiis Ihjit 1 1 - con
tmnnre is unAiitM,v an. I loconx rmcnt Thr
-llti t li,ilil lllirlirs lliC '-liiliR tlirnitifh
nhii h il as iiiteinlr.l to spurt. Kcachinif thai
in. ml. it lii siimev nlinnsl i'nri.1. to en back
ilnvxn il.r pipe, ami fn ally .lr!l. weakly out
iatn tnr op'Mi Unit people whom- inoulh. Slid
iirtsot nr.- sbnorni)ili sheped srr side M drink
without rnftkinc eonlm-t
Scientists Mill till jou bow many billions
of Bonus arc transmitted by Mich a device.
Although lacking the xad figures, we arc
reitain that tlic quantity is decidedly leii
mental to the lust hcslih of all who iliink.
Surelv the task of repairing that tntintaiii
l
lharlea E.
Co umr-ia Viaoinn: Tha (tov
mmnt of Peru. Bonlh America.
hi ImimI ita first Inmh tn m.kmmn ; f..A k. MtAP.i ik. . m..'iri. ni h,.,',iin on .. k. m ttt a. h.xl There
dr,v... Ihoje .ho --v; th-tr KrV.W M I 7 .S wo , ... " W, or five fr.te,W.y
.ara al h.th sp"1 Of Nebraska Men hi.hr than ll la at tha p. on the .ampin then and
,v,..nd rismS Ihe.rautomo. - w..k"m' lnra wara n more .nan ,hrtM w,n new.
., ... "AJ ' 'A ' ona thonn.1 tn fifteen hundred P(Iv N,hr.kan of that
lh. imMumeni la comp.a4 of. acroa tha .treat from tha campu. MllJrnu m tht nllrt Un.vera.ty. j.P'waa V amill four pad ovar-
ameni I a., lm f.l . hih. a.M right int . ... when ,1 t , ,Tt .lied Ih He.-
Iho fro.u ihcra ts tha follewm In- arda. who tiaduatd from tha fnl- Smith hv tha atudrnts. after whom penan. Iha annual wa caiiad ., Mr Rirhard, ami) -.njl
..upt,.. written In lett.r. a foot vara.ty of N.bra.h. in ISM Kllen Kmlth hall w.. n.me1 wa. '' '' i,,... u.i.h.J ...7..Y ..
IA!l . tj.s alow anil voii to rannar. wr. mrninw, now nmr in i nn- i.'Pirr -i . - , ,w. , ,1.111111 .11
Aniva ther woiila thara Ii cop. land. Orre. aava that Iha Na- ISM anrllor Canfield waa in Mr. wicnaro".
PC wren.h. and oa th other thraa braaka rampua la an entirely if- charra at that time. Mr. Richard thousand of ears on in camr..
s'd.-a of ihe monument thera art farent pla- fmm tha one w hi ha iturtiM uun wiii'r 1 rnr"r
i rne. five leet Ull. went 10 acnoni. in nil oay in an- nir. ww ia uu in im w(
A smashed tonrinc ar. a Kent, tir rampua dtd not extend farther ment of ancient languarea
hh fn. i 11 nd in an arcldrnl , lhan a ra.tiua nf two anuare cltv ' atudied scienre under
which kitlad its driver on tha aama Morka. ' Beaaey. ftr whom Peaaey hall waa
..... .... . t . . . : m- . 1 .. w . . u. ........ . . . -w. ll KT 1 A m A ftrhnnl-
hjhh wllfIT 1 nr mnnuitini pifiuw. ' i parr wrn1 nniy inirf ifiiouii..h ninr,i. n, - - j
ha hen placed t the top nf tha inn tha whole tampiia when Mt. mate nf Arthur Weaver, fntrtor
reriienl liae I . . .. -. - '
Ima warning la In Ihe middle nf 1
the Pre; 1 . avrnua. on of the
fmBt I'enivian hlhwaya atretch
iiilt from Lima, capital of Peru, tn
Die Axamrhn field, where On.
Antonio Joie da ucra led tha eol
onit aolrliera to defeat the Span-1
larvit. In tha Kreateat and lat bat
tle for South American lndpend
encr. Moimnienta of thia kind, erected
at little ro.t. will be built In the
moal dangerous places on the hlah-a-aya.
and at the entrance, of cities 1
to "remind tourtal. of the peril, of '
fast and carelea driving .
ih at
V U.
V ,pmf 9 '' Z2 mlmn 7a la r Tla n-ai ri--. ii
FROSH EXPECTED
IN MAJORITY FOR
ANNUAL MEETING
1 Continued From Page 1.)
Orubb. Mra. J. F.. IRoaal-nol, an,1
Mra. R. A. Lyman. Aaslstlng them
will be Vroffnunr and Mra F. V.
Notice!
Knllowina ia tha Rita fVhedule and r.oute to arcommodata I'm--eratty
Student, wtahlnit in attend Church on 8umiays:
Leave 16lh and V Si a. at 10.. 10 A. M
nouth nn lftth tn R
Weal nn R to ISth
South nn 13th tn K
Kant on K tn 17th
Smith nn 17th to South St.
Fast nn Smith tn Rhartdan Blvd.
Returning tnia will leave at tha roncliiaion of ervice at West
minuter Church and follow above rout In oppoaite direction.
THE LINCOLN TRACTION COMPANY.
r. t.Ai'Ao.l lh r-ii r i (1 t-r-r-i ti cr skill Of out
' . -. . i.- :. :t ...i , I.A i',i .; 1 Norria and Mr. and Mra. Herbert
present riviiir.minii. 11 n is, 1 .1.
iniial renlain in il prevent condition for the
second eonveeiilie year, il would be better to
have the offender completely shut off, or re-
moved.
The art jrallerlea and the mu
aeum In Morrill hall will ba open
for Inspection by all who attend
the reception. One of tha featurea
of the art collection la the Mr. and
Mrs F. M. Hall collection of paint
ings and statuary. The "Hall of
nicphants" on the first flior 1
also one of the point a nf interest
in the building;. According to rec
ords people have come hundred, of
miles tn visit it.
I ncr caning Summer School Interrnt.
The director of Ihe Mitniner see.ion. Prof.
H. M. Mori ts.. sec-in i have conceivil a plan
whereby interefi and attendance in thai
I. ran.-h of nniversilv work can le creatlv in
creased. Puring Ihe paM summer a nine: (;0ORk nf Kngirtfrrinc
we'k's term wa held and, in the opinion or f , ... r.mnll,
the dirctor. better results cnld be obtained radiiatrs sit f Jimptis
. ' ' , . r 1 Among the alumn of the college
if a different si heme were effected. of nrij;r1n)r vn0 vlslted xt
What Ihe jimfessi.r woiil.I like to ee is a ,campiis irinK ,ne gUmmer were
combination of nix ic'ks and nine weeks Henry J. Wing. Chem. Kng. '21.
....L.l ;., ii.f-f.itmr All one and t wo hour and M.Rc. 25. and Harold W.
courses would be given for six weeks while
three, four and five hmir subject would be
taught the full nine weeks.
The rhnnue would le heartily welcomed
by student and ontstate teachers mho find
the summer esioii a convenient means of
..i,n.tinir out ilicir education. The chief com
plain, voiced by last terms a. tendan.s H;; n A'KS MAKES
and two hour course. Me believe these con re IK" IHHOH.H MAIM
ronld be adennately handled in the si, weeks' I J -rr,. Jjjjl-J.,
lime suggested M I rofessur si on I r.. I of the Univeraltv of Nebraska, and j
The nine s eeks' plan wjis nn experiment. I to offer them the service of the
Whv not trv ihe combination scheme next sum-1 Y. M. C. a. while in school, Secre- 1
mer and then compare the dative values. ...try CD. Hayes of univeraity ,
i the state durinr the summer. 1
I r you w ere 10 offer one of I lie Hry 11 Si awr As ft secondary purpose Mr.
coeds a cigarel, she would gracefully accept Hayes sought tn Interest university
.mo then from the depths of her slicker -he alumni in the Y. M. C. A. program
Stelnmeyer. E. R '27. Mr. Wing
! has Just completed work for his
doctor of phlloaophy degree in
! chemistry at the University of
;Iowa. Mr. Steinmeyer is now with
the Western Public Service cora
panv. and is stationed at Scolts
: bluff.
i 1 ! -. nn.l iIaIi.IoK
WOtl Ml JiriMlllCC a lllll i"". UUU Him kii-h.hi.
ith a small bow 1. Into this she would squoene
ihe tobacco from your cigarel. Oh. pipe, thmi
are a jewel '.
Now conies a university professor and
savs thai love is like measles or whooping
cough; an unavoidable calamity through which
all must pass.
ot activities.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
ATTENTION EN01NEBRS For Kit.
nitron drawing mri, lo tint yr ml
nrrliig and rmslnm dmlnlitrmllnn
honh. Thonr BSflB'i
rtAv hi"ruuirtli floor of my hmi for
ertitrate prtmnti. Inapwllon of col-li-nsiim
rsp'cmlly Invited. W.. O I.
Tvio (Pro. cmerlimi. 43S N. J5th.
I'hon BM."..
APTiR ALlVtV
you want .
a ,TownnS thotorph
ll is inicrestini: to see the newly created
N" men self consciously trying to make them
selves imporiant enough to fill a white
sweater.
Correct this sentence: "We have a fine
hunch of boys in our house iind we don't want
lo spoil 1 hem by pledging any athletes."
Now ihe homely bruiser the brothers had
locked in ihe cellar the forepart of rush week
can come forth once more. Kushing is past.
A DICTIONARY OF CHEMICAL
EQUATIONS
Contiiiriii twelve thmiaana, rnmplntwt
and halnrd rhi.mlrnl fqU8tlon.
classified and arranged fov rwady
rpfrrence.
COLLEGE BOOK STORE
1135 fi Street
Students were glad to get back lo school
but how ihey fumed when professors sinned
in with lectures on the first day.
Anyway, the permanent
Twelfth street cinders in front
keeps students from speeding.
condition of
of Chem hull
Some delightful mixups are lo be expected ;
as a result of so many organisations moving,
during the summer months.
DANCING
SCHOOL
Learn to dance for S5.00. Pri
vate Lessons any time. Class
every Tuesday and Friday, 8
p. m. 10 Lessons for $5.00.
Lessons free if you fail. Join
now.
Franzmathes
1018 N.
Academy
Phone B7845.
'hill v davs, indeed, for these frosli going
around without topcoats 111 oroer to upiH.
their shining lapel buttons.
The argument fibotit which sorority has;
the best house rages on with several groups
running about even.
A or Enough.
Paw," asked little AVillie. "what did that
man mean when he said he would have none of
vour filthy lucre?"
' He meant, my son." said Ihe politician,
"that I didn't offer him enough." Columbia
Missonrian.
You
is Own Interpretation.
Teacher: "Whv, wliat do you mean
sav Henedict Arnold was a jnnitot ?"
Bright pupil : "The book snys that after
his exile he spent the rest of his life in abase
ment." Exchange.
A Creat Bark.
First elderly gent How Is your boy get.
ting along in college?
cond ditto Ach! He i halfback in the
football and all the way back in his studies.
Exchange.
And il also may be said: Whre there's a
pull there's a way Columbia Wwsourian.
History Covers
History Paper
Sheaffer Pens
Pencils
Whitman's
Candy
Lunches and
Sodas
Uni Drug Co.
Hth & S B3771
Westminster Church
Sheridan and South Streets
Invites all siudents and other friends to its activities
and services of woisliij..
Efcch Sunday: Morning worship r.l 11 :M A. M. West
minster Fellowship al fi P. M. lr. C. II. Patterson, leader
This is the Church hom of the Lincoln
A Cappella Choir.
Paul C. Johnston, paslor.
Traction Company Biases lo ihe Church doors,
leave 16th and V streets at 10:.1f) a. m.
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if W
f e t ' f .i S
1 7
i f . 1 T
m A - w r w
f r f ? V"
fry
IN the tvlleS t""f,K
A pen and pencil of subtle iridescent
beauty and unending n inability."
The new Conklift Ecnlura supcrnai
Pearl and Dlack will help tntlt
chooldaji aucceasfuland cam
put mamoriea perpetual. Tha
rent $6 aad tn. ! pencils t
and 4.?0. Other Conklin Fn-
dura pemin modern color com
binatioDiai H and if. Pan
cilt to match f 5.sftand $4.
Identify a Conklin En
dura by tha annular lin
ia coatraaiing color
on cap and barraL
PEARL
AND
EIACIc;
wf
? CflllC,
tad ar.
f nri' w.
ClMl 6 nnn.
$6 tnl mr. All
color- wi a ih4.
Is. N ot oSmtitiM
la miic Mrr.
Tt Conklin Pen
Company
TOMDO.OHI0
NtwYork Chicmro Str Fnaciict
OUc&Mutf
EEPCDIUCRA
LONG'S
College Book Store
FACING CAM PI S
SIPESIIIL ISIHILILIS'H'IIKIS
II)
FRESHMEN
FRESHMEN entering the
University of Nebraska will
observe the following sug
gestions :
V
1 . Use a Greenback his
tory Cover.
2. Place Creenback divi
sion sheet between sub
jects in your historj'
cover.
3. Buy all school supplies
from Latsch Brothers.
4. Use Greenedge history
paper.
5. Get a non - breakable
Sheaffer Lifetime foun
tain pen.
ENGINEERS
Engineers, keep in mind
these facta:
A good engineer is more
particular about his
drawing instruments
than about his food.
A good set will last thru
both school days and
professional life.
Continued accuracy can be
maintained only with
good sets.
Latsch Brothers sell to pro
fessional men who insist
on the best.
Richter seta and Dietzgen
sets sold by them are
highly approved. Look
at them.
ATHLETES
All students will go into train
ing so that they can rise at 7:45
a. m. and be in class by 8 a. m.
Special awards will be made for
those who manage to eat a
twenty minute breakfast while
making this race.
Daily contests will be held for
those who show aptitude for
sleeping during class periods.
Loud sleeping or boisterousness
on the part of the participants
will not be tolerated.
A general race will be made for
Latsch Brothers store for school
supplies, the winner of which
will be awarded honorable men
tion. Botany
The botany sets sold by Latsch
Brothers meet every require
ment. PROVIDE YOURSELVES
WITH ONE OF THEM. When
picking flowers do not touch
the wall-flowers. Take this
warning seriously as its tendrils
may entwine you in the bonds
"of matrimony. It cannot be
analyzed and should never be
plucked. A word to the wise
is sufficient.
Fraternities and
Sororities
RUSH Season will be observed
as usual. The following regu
lations will apply:
Rush to class.
Rush to Latsch Brothers.
Rush all friends there.
Rush Rush Rush Rush
Rush to the telephone.
Rush back to class.
Rush a Greenback note book
with you.
Ruh home a box of Greenedge
history paper. .
Rush some more.
!L 1118 Stre1 ! !
. . . .... . .
SOPHOMORES,
JUNIORS &
SENIORS
We Again Welcome Your
Retum to the Uni. of
Nebr.
Latsch Brothers
moVO' St.
Sophomores at the Univer
sity of Nebraska will keep
in mind the good values
they purchased at Latsch
Brothers last year and in
struct their new University
friends to purchase their
supplies at the same place.
Any J u ni o r discovered
without a Greenback note
book or without Greenedge
history paper shall b e
awarded membership in the
"I Haven't Learned Yet
Club." By their note
books shall ye know them.
All Seniors are requested
to visit the store of Latsch
Brothers where they highly
appreciate their good busi
ness. Traffic
Regulations
1 . Observe all signals.
2. Proceed to 0 street,
down either 1 1 th or
12th street.
3. Break all speed records.
4. Turn at O street and
walk to the big football
sign.
Salute.
Leave all Fords tied se
curely outside.
Assist all friends to
1 1 1 8 O street.
Remember that all right
turns lead to the store
of Latsch Brothers.
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