D
AILY NEBRASKAN
Official Student Newspaper of the University of Nebraska
VOL XMV NO. 10.
LINCOLN. NF.RIUSKV. VLl)MDAY. OCTOHFR 2. 0?h
PRICK I IN K CLNIS.
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STUDENTS PLAN
HUGE RALLY FOR
FRIDAY EVENING
Pep Organizations Will Be
Leaders of Parade
Greeting S. M. U.
BIBLE. SCHULTE SPEAK
Ten Motor Coaches Due in
Lincoln Friday Night
for Reception.
Nebraska "Cortihuskrr" ririt
w.il eve ' 'lrrt opportunity to
dr:y itself at the first football
rally of the year Friday evening.
vt I. tbe evening before the Ne-bmk-?J'u'-heni
Methodist jrame
Tie rally vnll Hart at the drill
f-.eii at 7 p. rn. The Corn Corw.
r.ens PP oTfar.lzation. and the
Tael. omen's pep organization,
will be present ,a fcrouP mt ,ne
r";.. firt talk by Head Coarh
Bifcic and 0ach Schulte and by
Oar George Farley will be the
features of the rally. The meeting
ct the drill field will be very iort.
Pr6t to Hotel.
T? th present plans work out a
h-S rr Je- rtrtinB at tae dn31
'd. VI bv the Innocent society.
the O-rn Cobs and the Tassel, will
nurcb d-'wn to the Lincoln Ivte! !
iere tbe Southern Metheviist '
w..l be introduced for the
frrt t: in the Conihusker spirit ,
Tii w.'.l re the first Hire tnat ..e-
ti5:a rlav Southern Method-st
At tie Lincoln hotel, after the
Pn-. it i being planned to have
ta.'fc rv Athietic Director B'.ack
eU a-d C'-ach Ray Mortin to
ptber :h some of the othera of
tie S:V..krn Methodist contingent.
A ft cf ten motor coaches ts
ripened to come from I'aiias for
t fi-- If they arrive in time :
tier w..l Y included in the wel
erne lit Lincoln hotel.
KEN SPEAKS AT
PCSlCr Of St. Paul S WamS ,
Agrhst Neglecting
Religious Life.
y-ure3f to yor sur
f";ir.; I'jt di not let ttm
rrjr-r vr.-j." dv:s1 Rev. Waiter
A.-t ' the St. Paj Me'hodus
't "t s h'. talk before Veper
T-j .;;. eveiiing at Ellen SmiJh
"S' .Jenta become; so abf-rbed in -fi".'
ivxrial life." be sad
H;t
: are apt to forget cne of 1
i?nryrsnt rhases f Irf 1
re"..gj'rw. Tbe cburrb is the i
ri'i- 'f lf erpresi'jn. Every
rtui'n sbrA-54 Metiljfy hitcaelf j
wn nr. The ch-jrh is tbe best1
in 9h world t reciv
J a A f stxrk out proh- i
J'..; st tiung aa to what jwii get complete set of tie Begg At
"ut 'i . explained Dr. Aitken ! f .,rs-.r avf arat J. to be used in
""- a l.Jle t:rn on,-t each iay t- d".errs:r.!r;g tbe strer-gth of con
wrii! rjt yur d:ff;cultjes by your- jcrete bridge and otter frame
Yoru 31 develop a rrjr7ose." ji works, has been secured by the de
A ;.-Tial oio was giver. par.mex'. of civil exgineenrg. Tbe
'"hzfkAt Lebraxk. and m i:c 1 rrar !: r.e haj b"i previously tested
- s!m s-jpj'ljed ty tbe q-jartet- ty actual use.
Hr-jTi Dav. nee rresiVrit r.f the I "a rsjnnl tit Hfce kind rt work
i C. A, led (Use rceeng:.
M MIERSON HEADS
IJRIVE 0 CAMFI S
' " I pany IwiJt a 5a;n in tbe nver nine
Tr.e aaauaJ Ltarxdn ooremwaity laie tbe Nrdare. raunrg tbe
-K ifrne. wHi the HV goal t wa'er leve! unla' tbe water rose
t f.t',.kZZ lh got under way vet- wr Jbe l.r.'Ige. 7'fce bridge was
i":ay. L. K. iVintemm. firjirxe 'b't usje(8 aod a ce- one bad
"''ri '4 the university. U fcar-!w r" cnjiBtructed.
of tie drive oa te ampui nxJel anaJys-s ef Ue slruc
W.'iVr of the faulty .'-d bii- ''- lt 5v4 A'5,Jl tfc
edmiuiBt ration Maff of th.e Bggs of'.meSer arratu. and
iJB'vemKty wi3l te ogicit4. avwrd- tr,parKl itli Use Se-
t present r.jaot struK-t of tbe fcridge accordxg
-'se amount renresent an in-:i
of fpiroxjiaJte3y 10 f r-
a over ia.i sear, wbem tbe
Vt.J -. fli4JSl4. i-tee of f-1iww be abiie to r.udy and appjyiae
iirau a-jj-;
for the increa.se was tbe rrth of mtar.5cJ a.-5Jy.
;r"ir-ia;iy rrere we;a.".fcer Urt win- V" V fc lnJ
which rmntimtHlM welfare na'lMO-
''fnJtioa spending more ! ... , -.tav-
t&an ever before. ?AG COLLLfsE MA
jt the totl amount, tbe unl-!
"rsjir Y. M. C. A. and T. W. C.
11I receive 3,W and fl.
1 W.
alrxck Upesk to
r- hott J m a U-r S IJub ;
-.J! V. E. fteaJock i be ,
'1 'be Xefcrax"e Clv.l Usden'
'tob, bejej a Ke-nrcey. Neb.. Krjt
J7- SHjbjIect waa "Cbasg-.'Cg
;rii' " Otiera who aterwlvl
w Jstjcgre: Dr. D. A H'or
Vr, H. C. Koch, Caarle For
;'' C. C. Wiermtrn W. H
f 'on. K. O. Eroady. F. EL Henz
1 asd Dr. o. H Werner.
!
brhulte Announces
Harrier Tryouts
C "- country tryouta. Includ
es a five-mile run, were n
""ce4 lata yesterday by
r"-' Meitry F. Sctiulte foe
",,'J at 4 o'clock. H
""a t-t everyone possible be
hn4 foHtryotrt.
I
More i'atlfl I'thrrt
AWi- for t.ante
Mora cadet usher for foot
ball garnet ar needed, accord
ing to John K. Selleck. All R.
O. T. C. men who want thtM
positions should a, go up In th
Student Activities offica In tha
celiMum. Identification card
must bt presented with application.
PLAN INTRAMURAL DAY
Elective Hour Wednesday's
Offers Chance for
Different Sport.
Intramural day every Wednes
day i an experiment to ba tried
by the women a phy' al educa
tion department. AH women tak
ing work in this department are
registered for two hour, the third
to be elected on Wednesday.
Sport are to be offered at every
hour from 9 to 6 o'clock.
Women taking tennis, hockey.
dancing, or individual gymnastlca
are registered for two hour of
work a week in which the eduea-
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the third hour, anv sport offered ,
can be elected, at any hour of the
day. This hotn. although re
quired for student taking phy
meal education, will be entirely
recreational.
Sports May Be Changed.
Neither the same sport nor the
name hour need be taken on Wed
r.esiav throughout the semester.
For instance, a student can take
archerv at nine, one week, and
dancir.p at four tne next Wedneo- (
day. The two hour that the j
women are registered in. however. !
fun-tion regjlarly.
For Intramural day. women 1
mav come out in sportj costume j
other than regulation gym auit aa
long as it is suitable to the sport. '
Tenr.i shoes, or low heeled snort
f hoes are necessary. Women reg- '
Ltered in individual gymnastics
will only partake in the modified ,
sports such as archery nd deck !
tennis. j
Variety Offered.
Sreedball. tennis. Nebraska bal.
hotkey and archery are to be of-
fered 'on Wednesday. The time ;
that these .sport are effered will ;
he rosted on the bulletin board at .
I the t entrance cf I lie gymna- ;
, suim. Thovs who are not able
Wednesday because f their ached- ;
: u!e. may come at 5 o cl'nk on any ;
ether day. A variety of the sports ;
: will be offered at that hour. J
rb;Kl education clas but ;
wishtrv to ecter srorts for Intra-
murel credit, may r articipate in
Intramural !av.
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
GETS NEW
J
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Advanced StUdentS tan USe
Equipment for Study of
Mechanical Analysis.
for wxh trie rr.a hire is built U
fb'K-n in ? ijt.utjon in North follow lor inose no caie a i ir
- 'tu hniivnf -om- tter desire to learn more of the
Esjsrx n budt a feral asd project, jj
4 m.il'Ct jrj.'ewja '- f? j
over tbe 1 adJ;n nver. in wi uu
jr-yi.j... .
Ad.-ajw.'ed slMienta of stmcturu
engineering at Uie nr.jverr.-y
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rT irrc llfltT IV
II ril.11. i 11 I KS I ii
High clan of the contest in
jjdg-tr.g H'lsteiBf waa tbe feature
;yf tee :;ebrs.-?ca dairy cattle judg-.
in team victory in coir pet it Km j
itn rer'resDia-.ive msu irvui
tjer unirers.ties of the mtd-Jle
John Hunn. Waverly. Neb..
j-jnior in the cel'ege of agrtcui
ture. placed above all otter coo- J
estacts In Judging tbe classw of
TbV TlrrT of the teama
1..-.. u-Mts.
Miswutt WUccfin,
pan. niinoi. Iwi North Dakota.
Sota Dikota. A n2ota.
Pitrdiie
ard Nebraska,
1 Pharmaral (InUeur
HapjKiint Dr. Ljman
Dr. R- A. Lyman baa teen re-,
A, .c- - . . . . . - -- -
mittee of tbt Aeonr.n Aasocta
tic of College of Pbarmacr. at
the recent annual meeting held hi
'Rapid City, S. D.
IS SELECT
CHARTERSYELL KING
Mickcl, Benson Arc Other
Two Yell Leaders in
Student Section.
FIRST RALLY IS FRIDAY
Robert W. Mik7r Charter. Lin
coin, waa selected as the head
cheerleader for the coming year
Tuesday night at a meeting of the
Innocents society. He will make
his first appearance aa yell king at
the Nebraska-Southern Meih'dist
game Saturday.
George Mirkel. Omaha, and
Harold Benson. Randolph, are the
other two varsity yell leaders who
will Iry to bring out the true
Oombusker spirit at the football
and basketball games.
Taos selected to have charge of
the west slanda are Ed Brewster.
Beatrice; George Cook. Casper.
Wyo.; Robert Kincaid. Cheyenne.
Wyo.. and Ralph Rogers. Charters
and Benson both served formerly
a cheer leaders in the west stands
cf the Memorial stadium. All of
the varsity cheerleader will help
arouse enthusiasm at the rally Fri
day. Oct. 4. preceding th South
em Methodist game.
According to FJdred Larson,
president cf tbe Innocents society,
one more man will be added for
the west stands within the next
few days.
Cadets served as the audience
for the tryouta Monday afternoon.
Their hearty response served as a
great spur for the contestants. The
old locomotive yell was the big
favorite of the various candidates
in the tryouta. Fach man bad the
privilege of selecting any lo yeli
be wished and to deliver them in
any way he wished. Immediately
after tbe tryouta on the drill field
the candidates went to the stadium
where they underwent a voice test
with the megaphone.
There will be no further tryouts
for the remaining elate ooen. The
fifth man for the west stands wid
be chesen from those who made
the first tryouta.
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Cln Arllor Will Ino!j'.- nn
i v v ! j 1 1 nuibi iiiii vpvun vii
Social Conditions of
Working People.
initial meei.ng or in. oria
I2 ociock at th. .vebraskax, hotel. J
.. .v tm t
tC, Earth." Mara Adler sent
'six weeks last summer in Chicago
where she studied the conditions
I cf the lower class working people.
I She worked In a laundry. Miss i
t?lZ?
ilurulf Sh. r t CI? ner 1
! week and worked nine and oce
i half hours per day.
She will particularly deal ulth
the conditions of tbe laundry in
which she worked and of the cm-
. dittoes of the home in which she
relayed. Ticket can be secured
from the salesmen oo the campus
J for thirty-five cents, or tbey may
i be bought at tbe d.oor for forty
cents. C. V. Have. ecretary of
tbe university Y. M. C. A- and
Erma Appleby, secretary tb
univenrity V. V. C. A., also nave
tickets for sale at their office.
Tbe meeting will last until M 'A
o'clock, making it possible for per
sons Laving 1 o'clock class to
aiieni. a. yivri -n '- u,
object from Miss Adler.
Jbw.
l i - "sil -
PI'RI 1 KT
ant Vlf iVt aA id'ct c
Or iMlsIll CLuAhSLh
An ajinonjnceim.ut 'f
class wai published by .. ......
rersjty Exteii'i''i News, a smaJl
pamphlet put mat weekly by the
university extension division, and
sent to every student. A Urge
1ert4 ynr. ac? from nlmmt
i '
nrription of tbe coijrihe and picture
of tbe faoultjr S given.
Tbe night cJasmen are oirereo iot
Kite beafit of those who are unable
to attend d"incg the day. uni
versity credit are given ellho-igh
srycr-e cowrse may Ue carried witJi
tmi credit.
Course In American fci.ory.
hniirnik adm'niirtraticn. Fxa-lSsh.
education, en -nnee ring. f)ne at.
' zeoerajsby. Iin readinir.
matbema- !
t K modern laxguage. pbysfokgy.
an r,h.o-yrfcy are offered. First
uvster clae are beginning
30 to Oct. I-
.y f;R0L"PS MEET
WEDXESDAY MGHT
FOR DISCUSSIONS
, ... .
i of tbe T. M- C. A. freshman mjm'. J
Icounca u Kbeduled for 7 o clock (
ice MtW'J Bi-lS "- J !
Kicti-iWiy i if '
dicioo group meet taider
tbe direction or nay racH7
t.v.!'i9.n Kar.lin A iniro. uoirr
INNOCEN
C. D. Hay, university T.H.CA. SmjJi tail. 4 to o'clock.' ' br and fnend of Mr Bible. ! the admiasion of several new chap-1 Wley Player are busy reor
ecretary. will be formed. E:. giatjer oner. Armory, S to! ! tens tnto tbe organization win a s gantzlng for the coming year and
TEAOIERS COLLLGE
HAS NEW INSTRUCTOR
Ethel FUxsimmofi U taking tbe i
place of Iota Garrison, instructor
of tlementary and rural education
at the tea bent" cofiege.
medical college
accepts 100 of
ms applicants
r ne hundred new freshmen
students were recently admitted to
the I'niversity of Nebraska col
lege of medicine, Omaha, for the
current year, according to Dr C
W. M. Poynter. acting dean of the
institution.
Only one-eighth of the 815 appli
cations submitted to tbe medical
office, were accepted. The number
of applicanta exceeded all previoua
record of former year. The en
rollment limit ta fixed by tbe col
lepe autborltlea on the baaia of
claasroo mand laboratory apace
available. Ninety-six waa tbe
maximum limit for the past year.
BIG SlERAl
Time Extension Granted for
Tickets; Banguet Set
For Thursday.
An extension of time haa been
arranged in the sale of tickets for
tbe Big an?" Little Suiter dinner
to be held Thursday. OcL 3. in
Memorial hall. that they may
Memorial dali. . tnai me may , . r.r., ,b,y .ponsortd
urcl:rM XVTJg0: S w
r!!4!? L;.'f.w cent admission w charged
are on sale tor rinv cents at tne
Co-op book store, both branches
of the College book store and In
Big Sw-ter b-rd are also selling
tickets.
Because cf the difficulty of find
ing addresses and telephone num
bers for new students, a good
manv big sisters have been unable
to reach the little sters assigned ,
to them dunrg the summer
j big sisters who cannot f:nd their
little sisters to invite them
r allrr in th Hinner lire lirert to
come to the dinner themselves, and
perhaps they will meet their little
sisters. All freshmen and newj
wemen student are also being !
ureed to come to the dinner and I
have a good time even if they have
not been personally requested toi
attend tbe party.
Program Provided.
A lii-ely program of entertain
ment both during the dinner and
afterward haa been planned by
members of tbe B:g Sister board.
The dinner will begin at 6 o'clock.
and. whila tfae-gvesta ere -eating,
an Alpha Phi d iet with Eleanor
Eessey at tbe piano will perform.
' fTTn- .
Lif r a prrraaj vi rc
-lilies "utJ
I music has been arrangei lor.
uarres in ee piaycj og mt iuw
j who care to caace. music for danc-
aVrtiit two hundred are excected
tfVzSrV
m IC '.fr.fl Tr 14 t fortCi..
. tiors to be held during the year.
! Mc-.y freshmen who have not yet
found a big sister will be assigned
: to !rg sisters at the party, so It is
'especially imn-ortant that anyone
. al all interested in Big fcister wora
t4 the party
FROSH TEAMS CLASH
AT OUTSTATE h
It(h cicralng of publication
Persons wishing to subscribe to
RhOdeS TakeS TWO 5qUadS Da,!-V Nbrakan may band
" 1 their subscription to any memoer
To Pawnee City; Burnett
Is on Program.
Freshmat) B and C team will
play an exhibition game Wednes
day at Pawnee City as a r.-art of
tbe annual fair and boraeconiiEjr
week. The game lytween Coach
John "Choppy" Rhodes two frewb
souads will it tbe feature of "L'ni-
versi'.v Day." as Wedr.eaja y baa
teen Je'gtsated.
Ctaocellor E. A. Burnett wJ
give an address upon some phase
f "ty Pram during
ve afternoon. The university
c.artet under the direction of Her
ruann T. Decker, will also be In
cluded on toe program.
Governor A. H. Weaver will give
tbe addresa of tbe morning at 11
o'clock. Arrar.gen-j?nt3 for "Unl-
vermtv ry
have been came ty
State Senator Kenneth 3. w berry
or nwii"; j
CAMPL'S ;,LE.n,F
f j
Ik. lui. hiimlM If tmnm4 I
M
ns 4V M a4a-MK
Wednesday, Oct. 2.
World Forum. Hotel Nebraskan.
12 to 12.30 o'cle k.
Atb3e; iepartment lea tor
Mr Bible Ellen Smith tall. 3.30
to 5 VI o'clock. ;
S'jdr:Et conjivcit. Temple 205. 2 ;
o'clock.
Pershing: rifles. Nebraska haH.
5 o clock.
obom eyre commission
KneB
Smith tall. S to 6 o'clock.
Girla" commercial club. ETlen
Smilb kail. 5 to 6 o'clock.
A. S. M. E. meeting, room 1VZ
Mechanical Engineering buying. 5 !
o'clock.
ucirtmny cprr. , 1 ' J
Temple 103, 7:15 o clock
Thursday, OcL 3.
. - s e.
iS o'clock.
Corn Cob. 7:30 o'clock.
Delta Kigma PI regrilar meetmg.
1 7:15 p. no- Commercial Club
room
Slsma tselfa Cbl. 7 o'clock. Unl-
r-rmnw t-mil IK i
Deadline for all Agwan copy. !
NELSON SAYS PARTY
E
Head of Group Promoting
All Student Function j
States Purpose.
i
GREEKS AREJVELCOMED;
The all university parties are
presented by the barb council as
a means to'an end." according to
Meredith Nelson, president of the
non-fraternity organization. "The '
end in view is not one of prouiotttig ',
the aelftxn interest of the barhs,
nor I It an.Bgontstic to the fra-'
temltles." he s'ated. I
While the all university parties J
may seem to compete with many
fiaternlty function, no spirit of
competition exists." he said. 'Our
Invitation to fraternity people car-i
nea all the fordlality extended to!
everyone." j
The first all university party I
will be held in the coliseum. Sat- '
urday. Oct. 3. at 8:30 o'clock. The
barb council is sponsoring it. An
admission of thirty-five cents will :
be charged, wbich'i less than the ,
admission charged to the varsity 1
parties last year.
Tbe barb council made a prom
The council expect to furnish
more elaborate entertainment and
decorations at the all university
parties.
A vaudeville program 111 be
given beside. dancing. This is ex
pected to attract a large number
of students who do not care to
dance aui consequently stay away
from university parties.
ECONOMICS PEP CLUB
WILL CONTINUE DRIVE
Subscription Campaign f or
... .
Nebraskan Progresses
During Week.
The one day supplement-in;; drive
for subscriptions to The Daily Ne
braskan which is being conducted
on the agncuHurai college campus
bv the Tri-F home economics tep
j riub organization will be continued
. throueh Wednesdav. CvrU Wink -
ler. assistant circua:ioD manager
. 0r th Cbrr.h jsker Ccur.tr.vman. is
; n charge of this campargn lor sur -
senptions.
It haa been imposai&ie. according
1 m s.r-.h.n Piir hnsire's rr.ajia-
The Daily Netrakan, to
ice success ei ioc inu.jn.u ju
ducted by the Tasse'js during the ,
past week but early reports are
encouraging.
Rates Are Same.
Rates for The Daiiy Nebraskan
are the same as in previous years.
- . . I . n .
! SI 25 for a semester and J2.00 for
a year Student subscriptions may
be obtained at the college rxx.K
stores which have charge of their
I distribution. Fraternity and soror
itv houses are covered by bk
: sO-bscnptiona and copies are dc
i livered at the respective house
of the Table's or of the Tri-h oio
or they may be placed with The
Daily Nebraskan office In the
corlh basement cf University hail.
WISCOSSIS TESTS
snow joiRy msT
SCUOLARSUW HIGH
V-As?ciJb. jo-irr.ali-Fts. cteca'-i
ar.d lawyers male thei higbes. gen
eral score- ameycg the l5.e high
school seniors who took the f;rjt
statewide iMvcbologieal !es'-s be-
fre gradiistictJ in J'-ne according '
to results announced bv Frank O.
Ho!t, registrar and director of the
bureau cf g-uidance in the Ccj-
vers'ty of Wiscooxin. -
Companeyn of tbe e-c.;.a.i'v:a!
choice cf the high school gra-J-j-'
ate with tbi graoe scores made in
test designed to tcdicate me
ati ty to dV
college wyrk shows
student selecting
' that the 1h-
' Jojrna'is'm as their life work ma'Je
: ,H. h vhNl t.r.cra! score. KM rr
i - - " : . "
their nearest competitor f'r the
h'nor. the chemists, by seven
Pi-Tfejr mho selected law
as a career were two points belo-
: the cbemiirtji.
In tbe gren.p cf )o;rna:u',s.
however, there were ffc in the
upper 10 percent and or.'y 4 In thi
Ktotn 10 percent. In tbe grip
choosing to be beautician, on 'he
! other hand, there were n'ie in the
! upper 10 percent, and 31 la trie
It est 10 terceit.
TTomrn Hold Ta in
Honor of Mr. Bible
I Mrs. Dan X. E.ble, wife cf the
; Cornhusker football mentor, will
be honored at tea thu afternoon
yi
ve of the official of tbe
dc-pa rtm en t of the unfver-
ifty. TM tea iil he twn t Ll-n
nmim tan irom i' vi.
b-indred and fifty invttat.on Lave '
t. t .4.... ..? n-.m. '
' MORTON LEAVES FOR
INSTITUTE MEETING
W. If. Morton Is attending tbe
msti'.uU at Orange City. la . Sept
Vi cmd Oct 1. He left Lincoln
Se - pL 23. and plan to return Oct. 7. ,
COACHES
DEFENSE
Itil.lr
Mi.
Drill
Tram to Mf t Famou A'tial Attark
in ai Sr.. ion 1 U"''!.') : Tlirrr ?cpu.l
Ijnrtl Lp Afiaitvt I'tfh.
iu.ciLR m:ore f..ii.y on Fiionrv yuxts
DjII
.rr Lxprrlrtl to Kerp Air Lull f l'o'itlll 111
Sittinl.! Cont"t: M.rrin Kail t"
Oprn I'p in Larly 5n fjnic.
Iefri.KC, !cfcnnf. A'trr.. thdt' tin lie i''t:i in il' cair.r r?
tlif fori. husk r tl.Ls bt "ck i pra"?:.-.' Idnr U:- pr.ia
canio on M' tiioriril S'.iiu::!
,Mihem M.tli.wlikt Mustat ct
the Huvkc r fooil-nll inci ter, is
work in le!iliM- voth atii:.M v i -u
URSI AWGWAN V
BE OUT OCTOBER 15
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Large Staff Contributes
JlimfirMl Article 2nd
Art Work.
Release date of the 1I2 Ag--aa
hss ben st for Tuesday. Oct. 15. j
according to an announcerr.ect
made by the editor yesterday. '.
Many new ideas will be featured
in this opening number and some-
thing different in the lire cf col
lege humor magazines baa been 1
promieJ bv tie Av.gas rtalf.
Among t'ne editorial contribu
tors to the publication are Jean Sl
bert who furnishes a clever ac
count of a summer in Europe. Vir
ginia Faulkner who gives a hum
orous account of the life of Louie
the Hth. Rex Wagoner. Helen
Wbitroore. Roger Robinson. Helen
Eisner. Bernice Palmcutft. Mar-
garet Day. Lucile Cjpreansen. and
Frances Holyoke.
Included in the list cf cor.tr.bt-
ing artists are Bill Beacham. M.l- :
ton Revnolds. Ruth Haley. Uretta !
Klein. Arch Powell. Roger Robin- .
son. Mar.'in P.obmson. and Dale
Swensen. The cover pspe w-iil be ,
; drawn by James Pickering and the
dedication froctisniece will be il-:
lu.nrated bv Marv in Robinson, t
, This Is. the best arts staff tbe Aw- '
ET-an has had for some lime, ac
cordirr to the editor.
; Arch Poweil. art eitor
Of th
Awgwan. has been dec.are-J ine.i-
gibie. Applications for this p'wi
.i--.m t.meri ino the Aw
gwan office, baseri'nt of "V ba"
oy 5 o clock TBursoy.
rionartmpnt f,f P.hpmitrv
Changes Offices and
Laboratories.
The appointment cf t-r. F. V.'.
Upson, chairman of the -1part-ment
of fhemwtry. to petition cf
d'-an of tr.e gra.1-.ate coige hsa
neces.iitated a rearrargmer-t la
the of.Ves and laryrrl-vres occu
pied by tcmbr cf the cfceniiitry
department. Tbe graduate dean'
office has fcen fitted tip on th
record Tocr of Chemistry hall.
ry.m 202. previo-it.''.' occsipled by
Prof. Her.dncks: Prof. lUrralt 'n
haj teti m.:gnA to the room pre-siosj-iiv
cccjwhI k" rr. A'.erj'.
rear tie departmental office :le
Dr. Aver- and Prof. Hend-i'V.s
now have effice and laboratories
on the third floor.
rean I 'r,vn has srvn rr.V'i:
nrp-anu-ir.-- the work of h i
flfl(tt s:s!r j,;, e;ction to the
u,n r-f the pralna-'e coileee.
H w., h,,- correia'.irg the re-!
.j-rement for a higher degree
y-r'a;? the preparatrm of a kank
-fcyh. w.fn d'liy fiiled o't and"
e.pproi-! by the proper depart-,
mental committee, wi'l state ex- i
actlv th.e dr-artmertal require-
n-er.ts. It is oeiieved tna a spe
cif: statement of rqufremer.ts
trade -at the ttme the student b
eorr.es a candr'Iate fir a degree
will save rjetfusion in th dar.'s
office, the d'partmertal offi'e and,
mort important of a;i, in tr.e mini
of trie strident.
mv anno 1 ;m es
O MEETINGS OF
PERSHING RIFLES
Tryerits for Pershirg Riflea will
prorafcly be held Tuesday. Wed
neiay ar.d Th-irsday afternoems
a' 5 o'clock, accor-llr.g to Stanley
Dav. captain cf the organization.
Eeca Ae of a new r-hr.g pasaed
e'-ible to try out next v.eeK. A'
tiniversity mltng exclude a 1 1
freshmen from school activities. A
n-..-rr -i!t he he'd in Nebraska
i-ii .1---. 1. .. m.'-. in .r e. n m
i"r l pu ....i.;.., .v !
- -
A'J Pershing Riflemen are urged
la ue cnseci u uu mmiDi iulc
liin for membership was received aeni wno are lniereme-j in rr
fron the University of California ligimi dramatirs. AH who are Je
a few d-iya ago. Several other pe- xirou of engaging in thu kind of
tittons were received during the
shimmer, i ne tn nn uji .p m aj.
founded at the University of
bra ska in 1!4
PREPARE
FOR S. M. U.
I STi.r!.:y n
i ii..;: v. j'h 1V
in r t'- i'i.c i.i'.
from Ii!!s. I
km it g hi pic
tattle rtared by the V'lOar.f
Three mere ?ys "T p'situe r
remaining on the ur 1 tc? re N
trka tr.s the .- a mn-cf
and in that tin-.e I-:. Me h js to
ct h: gri i:r( n rr.' hl'.e tr. t '.
rial dcJen:e fHir.t. l-h." ee.
ring on tr ta':;llr. r.rx '"ic:;
Rt It.-J 11a three f.Ua.i
' f!f-er. a1 r I n.'tr ;. :
, ,he t,. -n.h.r t
!
f'.hodfs elevens an1 m a :tnn tirr.e
a lor.g pass cid the trick as1 tf.i
firs, eleven were aire's tbe l;ae.
Paul Snags Pats.
That lr.p ra-'s t.s sr'gsel by
Marvin Paul, the Fremont s-pto-;
more, who ts gvr.s grest guc,' 1t
' th pre tire sessii ns. And tha
bark whi was on th h'irli'.g end
was faude Rowley. Hu.V.er tarli
!hu I -.-V.' nv.gV.y C-J to he n
the stsrt:r.g c,.:arter against tM
j Mustangs SatutJay. The Ion rs
came a.'ter tr.e st'orrrt hd fs:-l.
I In the first backfield sent in bv
'Coach BlMe were rarta.n George
Farley and Marvin Paul. I.:f
! backe. C!aude I'. jv y at full n1
' Harold Peaker tarkir.g the curo-
Kr At er.i mere Adolrh
Leiindiyki and "Buck ' Morgan.
Aftr the first team tni coverc I
!
.Phi Tau Theta Begins
Year's Program With
J Meeting Tuesday.
f Ph.'. Tau Thei. .'.t-vi,t rel.
! pious frs?rr.:iv. held i! P" -rr.in
Frsr.Vlm diner tr.ee irg
fir. cf a ser.'s cf ,!:r.rr r f 't.rffl
to he bell !ii' ye- Ti"".y
r. ght.
The pu-pifrf- ff tie rr'.:rg v.s
to get the r.e-A f i'r.' in th
UM-ei.:tv ir.r-.ei Phi Tt'i
Theta. f h M'wrr tr.B.i.rs c.j
the u:
. Rr- f.
;vr V
O H"
-aff were fre'r :
V.' rrer. Pr . I
E. .V C'r.fsr-r
(j'sA.". ari Pr.
Ail rh Ve-h-
of the '.v
dinner
!. cre hunired Tw"'"
Hs-rr. Dr. K.
.KmC.h. Pref.
Chas. Hurr.ej.
edit pasto-s
preiver.t at the
Approximate'.;.
sens attended the affair.
twer.'v-five active men. ir
t ei-1
about" f.fv ... .'-.'e-.tJ. T. '
piar.r.e-1 to he-id at teat 'tie d r.
r.r eaih ri'-rh tr..i year
Taiks by J' hr. LaMar. p.-eider.
of Phi Tau Th'ta. and by til
Rev. Mr Ft'-'!! ''ere t h o
feafires c? the e So'.gs
by the Fii Tau Tceta o iartct ill
by tfc eitue g-j.;, rr- -.- i
rr.i.fal pre gram.
.r iV r.ni'P.H H i
Un.l.v t,HLIl fi.i.
SMALLEST hWi "V
WISDOM TOOTH
Tie stj!
STJl .e'. v.j:e-n i-v-.n oer-
t's h-.-e recorJ if t?-.ir.g 'i-
traced from a r.sr.ai rr.r-;:-. is -n
ii:rr:ny in a colle'tieT :.:''; . A.
Orubn, dean of tie c c'.g rf ir
tistr-. haa arrared en lb tli.'l
Toor of Andrew hs'l.
A:thoigh the t'Vt.'i has a err.
pte crov.-n and roe. ( f.t ore.
f-fh of ar, i."n erg aid it.h
twer'y-f.fth of an lr.h in diam
eir. It taken from the mo-iJt
of a twe-ty-five yar c,:-i morraa
irv Dr. W. R. Smith of Pvt
Otv. 1! o est it gif- te De-
Orihb.
Directory
.Nam
Staff Post.
For OirTPrtioti
1 Lists c st-jden's whos r.amee
! begin with D ar.d E go up for cor
rection Wednesday noon ft tha
first floor of Social Science ta'.l.
The name are th-Je which will
go into th.e student directory, to
be published around the first week
In November.
Students who names begia
with these leuera were requeeiei
' ,
make the orrectjons necessary.
Ltstji of name beginning with A.
B, and C will be taken down this
noon.
JMv PlaVPrw Have
. . . - .
OpfD Miffs for jMudenU
activity should come tc cr pnooe
. a. , .......v.-u . u . -,
Ne-!14I7 R. ECllT. and eve their
' name and aa'ire-ws.