Nebraska Newspapers

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Official Newspaper of the University of Nebraska
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TICKETS GO
SALE TOMORROW
System of Procuring Ducat
Much Different From
That of Past.
PITT CAME SELLS FAST
Many Rooters Coming With
Southern Methodist
Mustang. Oct. 5.
Trillion will gtv lnc'
11 tir.i -tvxement la the sale of
Etwtv of Nebraska football
1 . Virrflnr to ail
iun.-err.ent fwm John K. Sel-1
wV athletic business manager.
TvVsdav night. Hence, the art. old '
of eary. "'ry ;rh-
lh; brothers' of sideline,
t history. . i
Fee.r.nir.g Thursday morning. .
fcd vTdi. or groups of students
v ,.irn in checks covering th
yttt of this season admission J
ta th ath'.etic business office. Ac-1
ctarre of checks will continue
I Saturday noon. AU payments .
. . -n V. aavmiawt and drawn
receivvv. i ,
the good W Stetson hat to
wmM the order in hich res-1
rvator. are to be filled. Fnoe of j
tt-.ta" season' ducaU is'
ix dcCar. i
atrarv to current expectation.
for "the Nebraska-Southern,
jlKJxvS.rt game Oct. 5 b;
t.rped and coupons for the Corn-jier-Piit
Panther faro on Me-,
an; rtaJium sod Oct. 19 have ,
aMced at such a rapid pace that ,
Serk predict a complete sellout ,
si nary f ans to be turned away
fret tie gates, j
Fwn the Methodist fide of the .
Bjew he outlook la of a rosier j
rv Nebraska tourists returning 1
from tr.ps through Texas report I
Kmcasg enthusiasm over the in- j
rasvw of Husker ground at the
bxhrg point. Swoe aa early aa
jt. rr. bearing the Inscription
iCcminued on Pace 3.) I
Loci! Y. M. C. A. Men to Go
To Fall Conference
At Crete Camp.
Fmir ofTjcer of the university
t v r i mill Wie Lincobi Fn-
aT for Crete and Camp Strader.
tre tiey atleca toe acnuu
fkE cotferesce for officer and
Lbet roTchera of rtixlent V. M.
C V orcaalxalKSM In taiverriie.s
ifl ccufrf-es or U3 wiaie.
Tir mrift allend the tneel-
tnr erc-n I .nvrv.'n be Liee Raa-
km. prftsiflent of tie orfailiE3j,a
hfw; WeDdell GrOlh, field oounol
Tpppf.wTi'tai.'ive; Williaa Kaplan,
fcnfi C D. Kavea, necreUy.
The TMrt.iEiC m-iH opei wrtVh a
fliTDeT Fnday ereoinc. and be
nncln6ea at "coon Sunday. Xraarg
th sptkkera are the &v. Emue
iLcli of the Vtoe street Congre
fiDritiiO church, Unortln, ani! Prof.
E. Vphawa. head of the dfpart
iMtit t relicxnia educatkm at
EksiiLgt oontffe, HaUtfs. Pro
fiMir Cphana forroerly "a on
nented with Uie Y. M. C A., cefllefe
tt Xkfirflle, Team. The meeting
If miflfr the iirection of William
E. ErtiBtil SAte student fpcre
tarv. Omaha.
r MANAGES CAMP
OF NEW STUDENTS
AT HORKErS PARK
A ToTiiverBlty freshman oncctA
timj cijTip -as be) (3 at Hortcy'
K It, vith .bout t-ety present
ifoiD vitncraa plaoe in tlbe
Th .cainp waj fcld mader tie
Eunpioe ul tie rtudent T. M. C. A.
Ifir lit poirpone of af.epaa.:tolinf:
rwc rr.udenta ith tie pi ctf the
"T" On .campua Ihfe.
larthided 4n the three day pro
tme -tt talka by Prof. C. IL
Hltpracm of ifbe Uiuverty "e
"nii.a pidtbiiophy 3ejrteeiit,
Iaa H. C. Goaaard of Nebraska
Wealeraa onlverrtty: WjBiaan K.
tiralmid and Lymaai Hoover, field
"afti.rie of tie stiadent T. XL
C A.
Poetics (ure Change
Dajs of Qs Jllertii;
KcfU(h 109.. a courae la poelica.
mm wm-i.
WLL ATTEND MEETING
M, Wi" inert tt II o'cloclc Tuendaya
VaUifl Thuraaaya tnr!ed ctf XUes
aiifl Wedneadaya aa fita.td to
3 if claM cbe)ule. aaonrdux to
Wk Zlt ff . iT" w-. i n .i-nwt w
rpuaj, Andre ba& 117.
4 p plication Today
lle for receipt ef appli-
two asistait buainesa ena-
i IT nifljr NMmu.
jovmaTicfw Tftee, L1"
VBr aa 104. Tb wcoea.
?y'e resnatmna. wiM be
Tl"l at the neict eneetira f te
"ualtaattwi bear.
Appliranlt I it? tor
Application! far pet tion n
tn 110 Cornhu'ker Mill b r.
ceivtd at S Cernhutker aflica
until Fridy at ft p. m. A Urge
number o petitions en the N.
bratka yearbook aie open. Ap
plication blank mi)r be aecured
at the Cornhiitktr ettice in the
baemnt of Unirlty hall.
NNOCENTS PLAN FOR
i
Still. Motion Photographs'
Wilt Ra M.irltt Dnrinn
II Ml WV 'UUW W VJI It IV
1929 Initiation.
TO GIVE HUSKER OATH
Ptill and mot!w pictures of Ne
brattca's freshman clasa U1 be
taken Thuralav momir.r at 11
o'clock during freehman initiation
in the umvereity oo!tum. JHdred
Laraim. nremdent of the Innocents
octet y. announced Tueeday.
Fre-rsn Inflation haa been
riroclaimil by lnno.-ent the dead
ire for dnnmng of freahman em
blema. creen caps for the men and
green buttona for the women,
ft mill to t thi initiation, anon-
ored by the Innocenta aoctety and
formerly called freshman convoca
tion, that the "t'ornhuaker Oath"
mill be administered to the new
coUrrtana. Atl freshmen are ex
cuaej from their 11 o'clock claaaes
to attend the ceremony.
Talks bv Chancellor E. A. Bur
netL Dr. T. J. Thomon. deaa of
tudent affair, and Amanda
Hrppner. dean of women, will fea
ture the tr.matorv prorram. Dr.
G. E. Con.ira. -father of Nebraaka
traditions." mill ajmlntster the
Comhurker oath.
Henrr F. -Indian" Pchulte. George
Fariev. captain of the 1929 ScarVt
and Cream e!e-en. Coach Dana X. j
R Sl mn.i nwmhftt of Mortar .
Board, senior women's honorary
organisation.
Purpose of the inittatlon. accord -tnp
to Larson, i to acquaint new
studenta with Nebraska trad.tion
and spirit. Members of Corn Coba.
men's pep organiratioit. mill serve
aa ushers and group freshmen for
picture.
WMrtnr nr o-reen cana dt irrma-
mea la not mead. to penalize orj
embarrase new studer.ta, uaroo
explains, but to maintain a tradi- j
Freshmen, be ails, should take
pride in wearing the cap.
According to member of Mor
tar Board, eponsora of the green
i-MYn tm.i;txui for f"shmen
women, one thousand buttons have
been ordered and will be dvrtnb- j
uted free of chsrpe by P-ude A J
Gueneel a. The Taasela, women a -pep
organ i rati rm. will enforce j
wearing of the button, which are .
snr.aller this yr and bear the S
white numerals "S3." J
TWO GRADUATES
NOW SERVE ON
FEDERAL BOARD
Two former Nebraakana have
been elected to serve on the fed
eral farm board. Sara R. McKel
nf, "Til. repreaents the et tn
vi wtii Cn L Cbrisftensen.
'20. wervea a secretary of the
group.
Mr. McKelvle eslered the Uni
versity of Netraka tn 1898. but
did net complete the work toward
a degree. Since 1K8 be haa been
connected with the Nebraaka
Farmer. He has ai served as a
member f4 tie Lonccln city coun
cil and the state JeislaJure aa m-ell
as lieutenant gwerBcu- of the taaie.
Vtr. Chrwenfiu t an authority
on agricultural cwpenXicm In the
United St.aU:s and abroad. He re
ceived a B Sc. de-rree t Nebraaka
1n 1620 and later 14 graduate
work at the University of Oopen
fearen. tie PusvaJ AgncTiaural ccfl
lfig of Denmark, and Harvard unl
verway. &H 525 ChriKtmneB
ia been on charge of cooperative
taarketnig: rwiearc 4n tie depart
ment of agriculture.
UNIVERSITY V. .M.
PLANS FRESHMAN
COUNCIL MEETING
Tie fretiman Y. XL C A. coun
cil. wJJ bo)d it firrt meeting Wed
jaewSay evening at 7 o'clock la tie
rooms of lie tanlvereity T. M
C. A
-According to Wflliam Ka,p1aai.
cbairman of tie cosnmftitee cm
frejitoaaa wwt, tb sneetinr will
be uJtre a program for tie
coming' yar ad to atoake public
itbe auims of tie freshman couacfl.
Group iiecassioM will be a fea
ture of tiis meetiB, rd ao far
Ray Bamsay, alumni aecretary;
D Havea. ticre-tary of tie T. M
C. A.-,nd Mr. KapJaa bare beea
namd aa dncuetxnn leadera.
"hile f ae4 utvitatloffl t all
fre,hiDa to attend tiia meettEX;
was at tie freaiTnaa cemvo
catinn Mr. KapOaa wifie t -
m ..mv. -mr-tiitim at tils time
to any frefcimen wbo mtfVl e
have attended that oasTicaticm.
rnnnril On Ffhman
j Affaire Held Tonight
I plana JocJunrJ tie aaaiag-rf
a committee oa frf?ama T. XL
C A wart at tee Rawy
; Nebraska wall be a rrt x vae
meeting of tie exraDol m trnb
: jm affairs at lie T. XL C A.
! rwaas at 7 o'ctoc Vmi&IL
i Tie coaarcate w-Jl eocwat off
tppcrrlaaRDM ani J"
jIa tnrmbera of oroacll groop
el tie meettny Jsaigtt.
t r2iia Kajuaa. bead f M
'C. A. fresnmea sues" work.
K EVENTS CRKATE
4NT.W POSITION IN
SCHOOL LIBRARY
Tw-o new library appoint menta
have been made: Misa trru)t K.
R4ib4i of Netttooville, Maas., haa
been appointed catalogue librarian,
a position rreated by the board of
refeMs In tha approval of the
IPJJ 30 budget, and Miaa Kffia Mc-
Ke baa bren appointed a pernor
rataligMer. Miaa McKee Jul re
ceived her n LI ugre from the
Columbia univeraily achonl of
llbrar" ervira.
Mtais Ribaon. "ho comes to the
fnnTpiilv of Nebraaka to reor
gnniie the catalgie department.
for ttie past vear naa orn cura
tor of the Ahemathy collection of
American literature at Middle
hurr collg at M'ddlehury. 't.
Prior to that time she waa for
rveral vear acting curator of the
John Carter Prown unrary at
Providence. R. I . one of the four
great Itbranee of aource material
pertaining to United States his
tory. Fh la a graduate of Sim
mons college at Boston. Mass.,
where ahe received her library
school training.
T CABINET GREETS
COEDS AT VESPERS
Sue Hall Explains Purpose
And Meaning of Y. W.
In College Life.
A greetinj; to new and olo uni
versity coeds waa extended by the
T. W. C A. cabinet members at
the first vesper errtc of the year
held Tueedav evening at 5 o'clock.
In Ellen Smith hall Sue Hall,
president of the association, wel
comed the girls and explained the
purpose of the T. W. C. A.
"The T. W. C A.' according to
Miaa Hall. 1a the place where the
qualitlea of leadership are devel
oped. It Is the place where out
ztanrfir.r a-lrla of the campus come
together to meet new fnenda and
to solve their problem, me wue
triangle, rv-mbol of the T. W. C A
lands for the mind, health and
soul, or in other words, th mental,
spiritual and physical life of the
orgar :xation.
The supreme task cf tha T. W.
C A. Is to explore unbiased trails
ia m.Hm trlanrular life
throng th grMng ki:owedr
God. We must have confidence,
courage and determination to do
this. The Y. W. C A. U not con
cerned with denominations hut la
searching for the beat conception
of God -Helen
Grlg. chairman of the
Vesper staff, led the meeting, and
Introduced the Individual member
of the cabinet. A special program
of tnustc featured thi fire Vesper
meetmg. Henrietta Barnes gave
a soprano solo. The Vesper quar
tette ccosiatlng of Hazel and Helen
FT ruble. Henrietta Barnes and
Hortens Henderson sang the
fcvmn. ' Ho?v. Holy. Holy."
"Dr. Paul Johnston of tie West
minster Presbvterian church, will
speak at the second meeting; of
Vesper, wfcich will be held tn
Ellen Smith beJl at P p. m. next
Tuesday. To older student the
weeklv service Is a tradition. New
students are urged to attend tie
following meeting to become bet
ter t'-'v?!i"!'1 itb the spirit of
tie organisation-
PARTY PREPARATIONS
Aifair for All University
Women Is Scheduled
For Thursday.
a nnrfr far university women.
erecially Bsg and Utt Sister.
WiM be iseld Tbursday, Oct. 4, ra
tie armory, under fie auspice of
tie Big Sister board. Ticket,
wijcb are fifty cent, will be
placed 00 sale tmioedlately ia Elen
Smith bin, and la aJJ book store
near tie campus. Big Sisters are
eepeciaHv urged to bring tieir tit
Ue Sister to tJ dinner so tbatj
Jney may meet otier new saittdent. ,
itod also gft accpjtlnted wita up-.
perclasrwosBec '
tt tm mtsirmAd tiat a3 Bid Sisters ;
wtJl take Utelr UiU Sisters to tie
church reoepiticiis wik are betag
beJIill all er-er lie city Frdy Blgal.
and that Siey win go wtuj uaem iu
ejrerr on Sunday. Sept. SOL which
mSi i4inierily go-to-charca Suta
day. t tn s.-tr jmovensent wa
est riished so that new women srtw-
Sen t university woum oe
-m mm 3nrect frJendSv coo tact
si rsepui traditions adcus-
totns as soon a tiey came to
scbooL As ofteas a pobJe tie B"-g
Sisters oorrerp-eod wlti tieir Ult-i
t Sirtera durirg tie emcmer. and 1
hep tiers to tie first 5ay of,
n.ti.v m-v4 rlajne New kJ-.
kent woo would ike Kg Sisters
are urged to ciiona une cnaimaaji
at the Big Siater bejard. ta Elies
Sm5ti fcail. so that Oeey may be
nuppiel witi aa cpper-lat friend.
Pharmacist Pay Visit
To Dean Lvman Office
George JafiiscX pedet of tie
Iowa board of riaraiacy of De
Modne. La, cald at tie office of
Doaa R. A. Lymaa of tie Univer
sity of Nebraska Monday. Mr.
Joiiaen was Tlsttsng Ijrncola ta at
HnAmnr off a conference cf food
and dreg Inspectors ta esoa at
tie Nebraska seate ttooae.
BIG SISTERS SPONSOR
TASSELS OPEN DRIVE
FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS
Women's Pep Organization
Starts Campaign for
Daily Ncbraskan.
USE LAST YEAR'S PLAN
Tassels, women's pep organlta
tion. Wednesday open the cara
pa.gn for Dally Ntfcraskan ub
criptton At a meeting Tuesday
night, held In Ellen Smith hall, de
tails for the week's campaign were
worked out. and assignmenta given
to the forty-five members of the
organisation.
Acting under the direction of
Edna Sohrick. president of the
Tassels, members will cover both
the city and the college of agri
culture campus. Girls will be sta
tioned at various point about the
campus, followlne the plan used
in past years.
Subscription rates and system of
distribution will also follow the'
plan of past year. Student sub
scriptions, distributed through
campus book stores, are $2 per
year, or fl.23 per semester. Sub
script Ions sent by mail are S3 per
i vear. or $1.75 per semester. Fra
ternity and sorority houses are
covered by group, or block sub
scriptions, with the papers deliv
ered to th respective houses.
Those who are not reached by
members of the Tassels may come
to The Nebraska office, located
In the north basement of Univer
sity hall.
At their meeting last night,
members of the Tassels also com
pleted plans fur the UlslrlbuUuu of
the traditional green buttons for
freshmen women. These buttons,
to be smaller this year than form
erly, will have the class numeral.
"S3" on the surface. At the fresh
man initiation Thursday, to be
held at 11 a. m. In the university
coliseum. Tassels will give out cer
tificates which will be redeemable
at Rudge A Guenel" for the
green emblems. These will be
given free to the freshmen women
when they present the certificates.
If ROOTflKS
iDean
Explains Increasing
Value of Training
For Business.
rvan J E. LeRossimol cf the
college of business administration,
addressed the Omaha Association
of Credit Men Thursday on the
subject, -University Training for
Business."
He emphasized the growing nec
essity for education and knowledge
in business life, stressing the fact
that although today the business
world is full of ren whose educa
tions have been neglected, tn the
future the man who succeeds will
be tie man who has learned the
underlying laws arid principles of
business. He stressed the impor
tance of pe.-fooslity In business
from the psychological standpoint.
He discussed tie history of busi
ness, todudicg the era of appren
ticeship, which RnaJJy gave way
to a mper efficient education in
schools cf higher training. Busi
ness, he savs, is fast becoming a
profession ralfcer man a inuw. m
that it begins to demand knowl
edge, and is mental rather than
manual. The business world is
calling for men with higher train
ing; training in economic, ac
counting, business law and psy
chology. This new demand for business
men with higher educations and a
knowledge of all the workings of
the gaxie, accounts for tie grow
ing number of university course
in business administralion. accord
ing to Deaa LeKossignot.
Dunbar Goes to Yale to
Teach Pantology Course
Prof- Carl O. Dunbar will leave
Lincoln Saturday fur New Haven.
t-r- rii.n he will teach pan-
toiojry at Yale university- Profes
sor Dunbar has been a member cf
tie Nebraska geological -survey for
six years. He ha twenty graduate
student t ieg work from him at
-f.il. tw pivtv museum cost
ing a icauoa dollars has Just been
completed at Vale,
L. E. Mitchell Leave
For Talsa, Oklahoma
L. E. Mitchell of tie geological
survey of tie University of Ne
braska left UacoJn Monday to
tak- cp work wiS aa oil company
at Tulsa. OkL Mr. Mitchell wa
graduated from tie university m
jar asd ha susoe been connected
with tie geological survey.
Countryman. Openings
Will B rilled Soon
AppJicatior! oc the posrtioei
of assist -Tt editor. 4-M ctotj
edatar. anastant caenpu beeez
cxttor. and horn economics
ahsmni exSrtor for the Certtttu
ee Cevtrrna wrlll b rs
cerwed wntil noon Wednesday.
Sept. 75. TheaM positions wr
opened fr one semester doe te
tr fact Uvst some ut
sts did not return t sehsol
this fall. Apetn-sta t tha
njtnt H be enade before
the October m H prmUd.
AplcstNMs w" be " I"
Coutrtryrrun ofe on third
fkMr ml Aarteuitural haft.
DENTIST SOCIETY
HAS DEAN GIUTIR
AS NEW MEMHKR
Dean Q. A. ilrubb. of the college 1
of dentistry, haa receuily been
made a member of fellow of the 1
international college of dentistry,
an organization having members
in seventy countries throughout
the world. The membership of F. L '
u. u. is reimriea to dui inre nun
dred members.
The four-fc-ld purpose of the or
ganisation Is to foster cordial re
lations among dentists In all parts
of toe world, to assemble and pub
liah valuable data pertaining to
dentistry 'n all parts of the orld.
lo promote co-operation among
dentists In the Interest of progress
tn sciencs and art of dentistry,
bu.ibII alh H.nt lata i&'Ha Mr
I located in less frequented parta of
I the world, and in edueaMnc all
I peoples concerning the Importance
of dentistry as a health measure.
EDITOR OP AWAN
Fourteen People Acquire
Appointments; Must
Attend Meeting.
rMiiun at-s-iv inrv niM mem-
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announced by Ray Murray, editor
APPOINTS NEW STAFF
of the mag-uine Tuesday. In- vu will be added to the
eluded in the fourte.r 1 are Dean pr pf
Hokansonsj!dlSelleGminan.as- pr.,,t ,-ears this year."
sociate editors: Arch Powell, art... . thm
editor; Margaret ""ch
editor, and Bill McGainn, pub -
llclty editor.
UoweU Davla. Helen Whitmor
and Virginia 1-aulkner wlU com-
pose an editorial . bcrd. Wttonal
assustant wtu ne rayee .rn,
Roger Robinson. Lucille corotn-
ana i(Tanra r- n vri m rvutn iii 1 10
1 . -... ckin
I and Jean Setbert. This la only a I The Corn C-hs are oti. cf he
partial list of the new appoint- most active organizations on the
ment. as several of the depart- I campus. They were verj- test ni
mental .taff. have not been Mled j sending the O T
r Student subacriptlons to the Aw- ICorn Cob. wtU .ssist at praccy
i gwji mill be sold from a booth In ' every- school cUMty durtrg tt
Ci.i L-i,nre. hall all dav Wed- ! coming year. Contrary to pre vious
i i 1 t ih. x o wn
rtaff i-ill alternate in keeping the
1 1 k 4,t m. on will alwaw
be present to receive subscriptions.
i 1-1,1 w rrir. to student I
' avntv-five cents per vea,r.
A meeting at 4 o clock Wednes
day of staff contributors a well
as' aD people Interested In the
awr-wan ha been railed hrc Edl-"
. tor Murray. The meeting win
rlace in the Awgwan office in the
tor Murray. The meeting will Uke
basement of "U" hall. Anyone in-
classmen. The purpose or tne meet-
plain the editorial policy of the
Awgwan anl .ig- ian"us q-jvict
on the publication
Tea Held in EHen Smith
Hall Will Welcome
New Students.
Miss Amanda Heppner, dean of
women. Jnii entenam ex a u?a
Thursday. Sept- 2. from 3:30 to
5. SO o'clock, for all women stu
Art To we'eorce all new stu
dents and to present the members
of
ber staff and those connected
w 1 1 h Ellen Smith
ball is Miss
Heppner's plan.
Members of Delta Omicroo. hon
nwmrr m-srai sroritv. will pre
sent a varied program during the
afternoon, ana women ircra -r.
campus organixations will assist
v9MM Arcoce those will be
DEAN OF WOREN TO
I a aw v I ft I "11 If I.PN.ft.r I If
j LWILUI IHIIIAIIAY
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LMIL.MIIUM IIIUIIVliii
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fa tie receiyxg TtT 5-2
Heppner. Mrs E. A. Burnett. MJa
Elsie Piper. Mis Bema MiskeX
assistant to Mis Mepcer.
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TvT
ma Apptebjr. T.
y. and Mr J. T. 1P -
irmaa of PaaheDenic coua-
ff! fa- f HjB,T, ;iLi.JWJ. fcMfc " ' j
Uiss Erma
secretary.
son. ctairmaa of PaaheJenic coua-
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COIPUS CALEVDAJt
t4M am mwaLtt r
1 mi mi rik
ww m
..r ..day CaVAt t.
AJU Methodist girls are Invited
to a tea at tie Wesley foundstion.
1417 R street, sponsored cy ry;
Pit. Metiodist girls sorority. 3.30
to 5:80 o'cJock.
rint fall meeting atudant
miriL Araerlcaa Sortety of Agri
cultural Eagtneera. 7:30 o'clock.
AgrtcuJtaraji tsjawiiux im.
Koannet Khib wlU hoed It teJtial
r the year ta tie club
room at 1223 k streex.
o'clock. ...
I Keetlcg of all peopte Interested
ia anv departiaetit of tie Awgwaa.
; at 4 o'clock ta the Awgwaa offtc.
I Applications for positions oa
Tie" Daily Nebraakaa and the
! Awgwaa dose at 5 o'clock.
i n ia rtmoLr men are to -
rtted to attend tie Aleph Zadik
l . . . . . .. v a - a
mi A D dACI
M -
synagogri eXry rooms. Egw
eenth and La.
, rresimaa T coundL 7 o'clock,
'association rootcs la the tecrple
TWrsday. V- 2
Freaimaa tcttiatwo. 11 o'clock
at tie coJjsram.
irT w- S board. Mortar B-ard. them so that at any ue rep
Inet, A. W .S. Doari mortar owx-, Aitlttr iEa velocity and il
and B Sister board ra:r'a!l
Application IT 'ill
Taken for Srhratkan
All students Other than fresh
men art slgible to apply foe po
sitions as contributing editor
to The Dally Ntbraskan. Ap
plication blanks may be secured
from C. F. ftandahl, editor, and
must be returned to his office
In room 4, University hall, be
fee ft p. m. Friday.
CORN COBS PICK NEW
OFFICERS
FOR YEAR
Organization Reqains Right'
nf Prnnram Sale for !
v. " j' -
Athletic Events.
PLAN TRIP TO MISSOURI
fitftnl-.- rt -s 1a-tt to sue-
I ceed Jack Elliot as president of the
ICorn Cobs, the male pep organl
1 ration cf the University of Ne
braska at their election meeting
which was held last night in the
university Temple. Gorge Cook
; was elected vice-president ty a
unanimous vote of the organiza
tion. Fred Grau will be treasurer
ior me comir.x yrr wmi-
. . .
1 " uue to tne regaining 01 me rrr"
riB , . .oun,
! STnt. Altho thev have the program
. .. 4 L.
clear that the Corn Cobs are not ' Charles Lawtor as ct rcisu of
; .iv- wh!te r-Vrg c-.m-tie. prrte-i
, '"""c;f";u" n' charges to the ronr.oi. dec.ar.
! Sg that' rushing ru, .had
---- - - - . . -
'p
mnn! n
1 -----
. years, this organiratlon wi.i re in
; evidence not ool l f
: games but also at basKetban
Karnes ana r '.T'
W in ,h Prehman lcr.lat.on
which will be held Thurslay a
m starting at eleven o ciock. ,
They will assist the cheerleaders in .
the cheering section throughout j
IMi .ai.snn 4
This vear the Corn Cohs wi
i.VL.t. the chapter
. eeason tickets , and the fha, ter i.!
; rj- - of t "e or-
j 0Fted by tie
inmnmtion this year. The con
text of this n!e was that every
fraternity should have one active
and one pledge member in the or
ganiratlon and no more. This rul
ing will do away with ar.y dis
.rrfarti i icon how to any
i pledges and actives every frater
nity is aiiOwei n cr
As he turned over the -hair-
m' tn the r.ewlv-eiected
president. Jack EV.'.oU stressed the
fact that a'.l Corn Cobs h- at the
' Freshman ir'tlatlon Th ursday
morcir w itn everv- rr.n j
: . tv..t-M that the Corr Cohr
b
ggest -ear will f art off with a
brf
j
LANG WILL WORK
FOR UNIVERSITY
WEATHER BUREAU
C. R Lar.g. of Beance
Nebr..
25 to
i will report for -ep.
fill the p!ace of H .
former asant observer cf the
university weather bureau. Mr
Lng has been located at
Oty. S. D . in the weather bureau
tie re.
vrV inr. bv the weather bur
eau include the gatterig cf re
ports and statistic and ccffibm-Eg
- . .... a . .. t m ratff-a"- K
1 t . .
1 1n any part cf tie country may be
, : '
,j ro.3 cheervauocs
,.n . wde. Be
are taken ano repons cji-jt d-
t- utomatic IrjATUtnerts
k.p s coounuous record of ail to-
.; weather details.
P0:"' ... (h. mcrk ia
VMoa fo the wcrk dene in
"this office, daily reports are re-
!l -.ivA frcm stations all cr er the
United States From these re
ports the weather map d daily
eMraval are made. Eh the
1 weatner map ana ice i-jmaa '
1 8 mbSiTKS.;
report are checked and tabuiated j
i tlA nt:h!ish!ed tn monthly bulletins. I
i oeives report from 140 co-opera
, ... - m Nebrajka. The
and published ta monlhly bulletins.
SEVES HUNDRED
PIECES OF WOOD
MAKE O.YE TABLE
I Seven tuadred pieces of wood
weattolo on card ti!e ceo-
1 - i stnUnta At
., university teachers co.eg
'tiis surcraer.
j ubl, a part of tie ii-
- . af mxx (jx by men from
Jowa Kan, and Nebraska, w ho
j are now teaching manual traimng
, m r.ja high ectoois throughout
t ure atatea. Other article tn
. . Juvfeu
j- tatW. telephone staaU
. . , ,
jesd table, book racks, and a
tk. wk. which was done txn-
jer tie supemsKJo of Prof. A. C
Eaaton. wa bc cocrjed to furnl-n-aktce
alone, but covered aJ
j phases of practical art for th.
j niraJ or efly borne.
COMMITTEE Oil
RUSHING CLAIMS
GREEKS OFFEND
Fivo Fraternities Changed
With Infraction r.f
Council Rules.
NEW RULES TJ U'30
'." r .
Representatives Forced
to
Drop Charges from
Lock of Proof.
"ljrfr S(rTt f.ve fTS'e-T
tie.. A-h S'gr.m I'M. lv iM Up-
;l..n. A.ph 1.11 i't'l'S "it'"
Nu Mfiir-a A' Ijf'." ,r
the effe.'t t;a irtrrrra. rr."y
ni!Mr.g rul'. hud been tr- bv
these frsternit'rs were If.v.jM
the Ir.teTfriterr.it y io.;r.-i. t'.eS'ng
committee at i: ir.e.-l.r.c T'.i.iy
r.iRht However a"'er r.is:.erah
discussion, bv a urn: r-"-: of
the CHin.'il the ctlVr er
droppei Tl.e n-.eet.r.C r' '
in the au-litorium of V. rr.'! h:'
Included n the urv.irr.ons t
th.at the charges be dropped was s
motion that .in m. rovr 1 ni.-h a;
svsietn re f i-nu.Utd ar.d ad-T'l
as the ll'3'l nb:ng p'sn. c. n--mittee
is to rorrcspn.1 wTth other
I'niv.r.'lift r 1 fi.iieces of the
count r- in . tier
n,.hir.
to gii3 ne-v ideal
vlollltM ,n ,h r-,r.t fn.l np.-.rS
accused fraternities
The accused fraternities were 1:-
nJed tr.to two group? Airs
Sigma Phi. P:ta I ps.: n ar.d Al
pha Tau uaiega c. ui;-r-ed or.
hl!e Sigma Nu ard Su;tr..' A'rha
Epsilon made tip the ether
The charges agair.M. the f -t
mentioned gr.vip we'. htoijhl
upon rumor on'.y whi a-f.isl ev-r!ru-
was s;:rrosed to fo'tr. the
,,,, rf .v.. rhri-- sran--'.
,c utter mr.tior.ed grcup. A'phi
, ph) T.. t-rf.:;..n. Hid A.-
. pha Ta j OrneKa
r
the frt gr- :r.
with jted.rg
were a'.l charge 1
(Continued cn I'ae 3
:,v,DR.-SHIP1NEI
WORK IN GEOGRAPHY
Summer School Instructor
Takes Place Left by
Miss Anderson.
Pr. J-:.a M Sh r ir vif 'c-r.
made ar. i-siri-'tT in 'h .?'g
rarhv depar r-.er.V r-- 'a'-e r
place cf Fs'h.er S. Ar.lerscr. yho
has got t- .-ark ur.:v-y. 'Ace.
ces'er. Mass . t-. c-.rir.'ie tfffi ty
towarJ ter Ph D. d'f r
Pr. Stiprr.an is ar h-r.r cr1
ua'e cf Bs'c-i ir-.versitv sr.' h
raw-e.ved her rh P fr-rn
Clirlts university Phe !':! a tm
ro'arv arp-:r.fr.er.' r.sTi r
at th Utiveiii'v rf Tr--v
-A ws aa ir.s'ra""fr :r. 'he f -r.r
ses:Ti here tr. yep.r -
has 'ravetfd sr. Krs'.irl ar.i -the
cortir.ect -! tpr.' 'e s.r
rr.er .i.1;.ir.p lr F.rc'-. h
also lie a -tt'-r r :rrer-r:
graphira! art:'-!es
i rm:r -. rivil'f-J.rhv fir
pe-rfrarhv r'. th" Far '.. '
ferd by" Doctor Ph.-prr.e.i wr.o
teach;rx rr. seefcr. tn prir.'.p".
of geogrsr!:-...
Dr. Ne'.s A. Eerr'--"- -'4'
the dpartrr.et ri feerarhy. ft
pn.infM the fr Vw.rZ S-.TTT
1.
irf--- Herrn F. 0"e nr.
H'jrihMt. who are work :r.g fj.r :hej
doctor's decrees. a-J FerdxaLi r
Pern . art
Cal-.-Ji McKim. to r-r.C-.
- . . . . - . . . ' . J .
who
are w.irk:r.g for their ci!
ter s ifltr-
;r. i-.;
Hhlhcit ere
e-'r.'-;ar r f
rrarhv et th Ui
.vtrs;-v
Fraska lajt year.
f ; . , vr j Horar
'rad"aIP Jl tumnrar
Doctor Hpjrree a! air
WilSa Cather. Nebraska Erv:i-
, of ... c'.tLfn cf ISO'S. --as
; a ar-iei en hriorary tbjrtnr r'
letters degree by Vi ur-rverf tv
. i ,r rntr. : rrnrer.t
c,t:y -orras 11 t so t.-
ored at the 151? exercis
Decker Pick, Men for
1929 arilv Quartet
j Varsity q-iartet will this year c
coa-poeed of ice same Inr rrn
who were irerr.bers Ia.t vear Th"
i s"-r - '- -
.worth, first tenor. IJovd P-oJt.-..i.
' bs.
-"". a-'e'
t "A Tar hM:wk wcnel tero'
Herniara T. rkrrUrrtor in
music will .Urect the quartet.
Atreuan Subicriber
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hail, between 3 ad 5 o'clock:
any afternoon, between today
and Friday. fron any tvervm
who paid 11.75 for year's sub
scription t te gnlif My
humor magazine will net the
caller fifty cents, according to
announcement of John Ames
acting business manager. The
refund ts made possible by low
ered subscription rates.