TUF. DULY NFHHASKAN
Tiinrn
THOMPSON 10 SPEAK
LINCOLN CHURCH
Scries of Addresses to Be
Given by Lecturer of
Convocrtion.
Pr. William Oxley TIiihiii"mi.
president e met it us of Ohio Ft ale
university, who vi ill l-tuie t the
umveikity ronviH rtliin at the
Temple Feb. 2.1. will i-ii'l a week
in Lincoln anil uhe a nene i f
lecture at the Mr-t Pi-hytci in
church winch t epmiMii luii
trip to Nebraska, sum. linn to r.
II. C Koch, who haa t liaise of ih
publicity for the ronvot-niion.
Pr. Thompson will pive two Ice
turca Sunday, Feb. '.M. two Mon
day Feb. 84. and five evening
lectures during the Intervening
week. Feb. 23 hla topica will bo
The Universal In Utrailanily" and
The Challenge of Christianity."
The r'neral title of hla talka dur
tnt; the week will be "Modern
Thinking on Great Thome" In
eluding "0nrernlnf OihT Feb. 24;
"Concernlnjr Jesua" Feb. 2S; "Co,.
cernlnjr the Church" Feb. 20;
"Concerning Morals" Feb. 27; an. I
"Cont rnlrr Social Reforma"
Feb. 28.
Cueat of Avery.
While In Lincoln. Dr. Thompson
will be the pint of Pr. Samuel
Avery, chancellor ementua of the
The University
Players
IN
"Enter Madame"
(by Ci'd Varail and Dolly Byrne)
A COMEDY
TEMPLE THEATRE
Feb. 7 to 13. 7:30 P. M.
Tickets at Xoss P. Curtice
I untveiKily A fc-if.it fnrndhip ha
lrii? iwlwecn the two edmat.'H
Mino Itie linw when eai h w
ll . of 111 I.-.-)'! rllf m In mi
Vmi O J iViftlimn. of the
I'uifri i i tc colli , e n ml thmimtn
ol tin- Fnmlit Mi im dull ha an-
ii. Mini i-i a family l.iin-r lit homo
if lr Thompson' M"inl iv. Feb
In a.l.litiili lo I lu' umsrm.t v Im
uliy. tii rtuliir ol bollt I'nlmr
jimi Wr-I'Vin i-oii-Ki-a will I
1 - t i it the ilmni i .
I l!i fori' ii'iHinu n lew vcai ai;i
li Vli'ni-m w u.-i.Knl nf
Ohio Mate loi tttinty five vein
, He wn then tetired on full pay
lul h;t innaim-d mini' in nlm a
t.oiiil oik At I he pr--i-nt time
,tl Mudonl of Ohio si .He nre
"eirclmn a 1 1 nl in Ihe en
luilii i the i ntiius m Imnm ot
tin Kinit Mivue mm lr. Ihomp-
oii linn t: i i n the n h.xl
Not only ila lr Thompson
hoi. I a IukIi poMi'i.n in eiliu utioral
mii.iii. Imt lu It h!mi pioniinetit
lu the ii I ioiiM ii'M The Thump
son Fi'uniiation lor religion eilu-
. tat tun for nun of nil l-llKlonn la
named in honor of Pr. Thompson
jand malntiunid In conniption with
Ohio Mate university.
Burnett Letter.
The following la a letter aent to
Pr. Kock by Chancellor Ibirnctt
on learninB that Pr. Thompson
would appear a a convocation
aMaker herre:
Pr. II. C. Kink.
The I'nlveraity.
My dear Pr. Kock:
I am very happy to learn that
Pr. W. O. Thompson la to be In the
city for a aerlea f public meet
ing's In the near future.
Pr. Thompson la one of the most
Inspiring men I have known. A a
president of Ohio State university
he waa a national figure. Hla in
terest In younjs men and women la
deep and profound, and his phil
osphy of life has an appeal in It
which few men can command.
I hope every student of the
University will hear him while he
la in Lincoln.
Very sincerely vours.
K. A. BL'RNKTT.
Chancellor,
Probation Week Abolition Relieves
Nebraska Freshmen of Many Worries
"Those daya are gona forever,"
lamented one uppen lannman to an
other, refeirlng to Ihe traditional
"bell week." "T!iank heaven for
j that." exclaimed a panning fresh
I man who happened to f el in on
the remark. And it la true that
neither one ill have to worry
' about the terror of probation this
. year.
StaitiiiK this year, those 4) odd
i imped ive imliNtea Into the Creek
'Iter oigaiurntions on the Ne
braska campus will not have to
'endure the arloua mild prank of
the uppeu InHsmen that they have
heretofore been subjected to. They
, will not have to scrub the front
. steps i if th fraternity houses with
a ti tit brush, they will nut huve
I to neep down dai k alleys In search
I of nr-n 'ata w ith pink eyes, nor
' will they have to accost every
! puss-Mhy to find out hi name. aJ
' drcM. occupation and the name of
his flrrt wife. They will nave no
way of knowing the thought of a
man dropped out of an automobile
ten milea from town at midnight
and told to report back at the
house at 1?:1Y
The wild and perturbing talea of
"hell week" In the past do not
cause the apprehension that they
used to In the ranka nf the fresh
men. No longer do they have to
i carry clgiette for every active,
no lonKer do they have lo chine
from ten to twenty pane of ahoea
, brfore retliing. no longer do they
have to aland watch on me roi
of Ihe house with a shotgun, rail
ing out each quaiter hour with Mie
gusto of the old town criers All
such thmtcs were made a part of
the past by the resolution adopted
by the student council last spring;
aioihmg probation. This yeai s
pledge group Is the first to enjoy
(he new tilling.
Thla doe not mean, however,
that paiMlmg will he discontinued.
It will still le used as an Incentive
to new men delinquent In their
atudlea, or men breaking rulea
within the house. ra.Mling la not
considered a a part of the old pro
ballon perlinl
Ho far no suit aide substitute haa
been found for piohation. Fach
fraternity now make all arrange
ments for it a own Initiation. Pen
alty for the violation of the ruling
aa aet forth by the interfratemlty
council will be the suspension of
pledging and activity privileges of
the fraternity Involved for one
eemester. Pecauae of the fact that
the University of Nebraska la the
first large educational Institution
In the middle west to adopt such a
ruling It will be Interesting to
watch Ita outcome.
1 1 ji
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RICHARD
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"SEVEN KEYS
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Th Sliva of Fsihlon
FRANCIS RENAULT"
Fauntleroy and Van
Ethel Ermine e Co.
Every Coif Player In Lincoln
Should See end Hear
"HAPPY GOLF"
Shows 1 to 6 7 to 11
Mat. 40c Eva COe Chil. 15c
STUART
Al Jolson Sayi:
It la the best talking picture
I have ever seen
Warner Bros. " T -w
Preaent f f4
george ir-:
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'DISRAELI
Added St
Th Funny Boy YV
Laurel & Ik
Hardy J JO
in "Blotto" VaiT ,ml
ORPHEUM Now
Shows 1-3-5-7-9
Mat. S5e. Eve. BOe. Child. 10c.
The Great Lover of the Screen
In Hi GreateH Role
JO
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With Lowell Sherman, Marian
Nixon. Armida, Hobart Boworth
FOX MOVIETONE NEWS
Show 1-3-5 7-9
Mat. ISe. Eve. BOe. C.tild. 10c.
V. A. A.
INTRAMURALS
BY JEAN RATH3URN.
Believe it or not sorority girls
don't date after 12:15 and college
students do study. Well, what of
it? Come to the Cornhusker car
nival and learn the painful truth,
and believe it or not what's the
ditferencc. Here's your chance to
lea:n your future whether street
cleaner or a big social success.
Don't pals up this opportunity
a real kiss for five cents and cheap
at the price It s a bargaiin you
can't afford to miss
Come in to Wonderland and
wonder what's it all about we'll
never tell. And have you ever seen
a Hawaiian dance no? It's time
to be learning. A perfect portrait
for a nickle. Just imagine your
own likeness in charcoal, just
imagine! The big football and
baseball games with an all star
cast combine to make this a big
social event of the year along with
the Military ball and what not. Of
course, there are added attrac
tions giiess who? enought of
such prattle and now to more ser
ious problems.
Kappa Dclts and N'Ergettes
managed to successfully walk off
with the first two games of the
season Is it possible? Alpha Xi
Delta and Delta Zeta came out on
top as first rate hoopsters there
roust be a chance for all of us!
To date no casunlities have been
reported and the games seem to
be running off smoothly. In watch
ing one of these contests one de
cides a new set of rules have been
installed, but it still seems to be
basketball. Too many cigarettes
are demoralizing to the game, but
rest periods are given every two
min'ites. By the way, it should be
rest period now time out!
Iowa Students l'lace on
'AH-Mnetv' Honor Koll
AMES, la. Seventy-four State
college students have been named
on the "all-ninety" or scholarship
honor roll for the fall term of
1029. according to an announce
ment by J. R. Sage, registrar.
These students made a grade of
ninety or above in all the sujects
in which they were classified and
no students taking less than a
full schedule were considered.
ThU
Week
RIALTO-
Daotfry Macka.ll
nd an All-Star Cat including
Ian Keith Myrna Ley
Oeorg Faweett-Creighton Hale
Mat. e Eve. J5e Chll.' 10c
Shows t 1-3-5-7-9
Consistency Good
l.'nlil.f Ihf actor nho
playrtl H a in 1 : t, "Ten
Xight in a llarrnom" anil
Pinodili- (but piitorhtr
brut), our banil hoys mid
thrir uotcx and sit up and
pay httrntion.
Every Friday
and Saturday
at the
Bill McCleery Is our guest
Friday Night.
LINDELL
Party House
Cornhnnker May Try
Ticker Suggention
Stock Is going down. The Nt
braskan hat suggested a
ticker. A wonderful suggestion
and one that will b followed at
soon as possible although w
Insist that there be a three min
ute limit. Nevertheless, there
are ttill two tenlor and two
junior spaces left In the panels
of that lection. Students are
urged to takt advantage of
these tpacet Immediately since
the time It quite limited.
This COLONIAL Week
CHARLOTTE
GREENWOOD
'So Long Letty'
with
Grant Wither
Patsy Ruth Miller
ound Comedy "Sleeping Cuti"
Metro-Goldwyn New
Mat. 15e Eve. e CMI. 10e
Show t 1-3-5-7-S
LADIES
FRANCIS RENAULT
The Slave of Fashion
Will Give a
SPECIAL
FASHION SHOW
THURSDAY
At the 8 o'Clock Show
Displaying
$50,000.00 WORTH OF
GORGEOUS GOWNS
POVT MTSS THIS
STUART
I
TR1 DELTS, POPS WIN
IN BASKET (MSI
Defeat Aloha Delta Theta
And I.X.L Teams in
Wednesday's Games.
PLAY IN WOMEN'S GYM
Speedy floor work and clever
plays executed with good team co
operation won for DelU Delta
Delta a victory over the Alpha
Delta Theta basket ball team by a
19 to 18 score Wednesday. Fbi
Omen Pi decisively defeated the
I. X. L. team with a score of 22 to
8. Both games were played In the
women's gymnasium last evening
at 5 o'clock.
n, th rieit-Alnha Delt Theta
o-ama u-a ft nin and tuck battle to
the last wtnsue. Liooa passing uu
einnr uork bv Katherine
Allen, running center, and acctfr-
ate basket snooung Dy me i
rv.lt Vir-ti.-arria Marcftret Cook and
Grace Koch, were responsible for
. .. lf..
the final leaaing pomu mai m
Havlichek, a forward on the oppis
ing team played a good game.
Phi Omega Tl's playing was
featured by excellent team work,
and although the game as a whole
ufl not B9 sneedv as the crevious
one, their win indicated a decidedly
superior Drana or oasnei oau iu
fhaf nf thoir onnonents. Oda Ver
million, forward, was the outstand
ing player on the winner s team.
The schedule for the rest of the
week is as follows:
Thursday.
Bancroft 5-6.
T. X. L. vs. Sigma Eta Chi.
Delta Gamma vs. Gamma Phi
Eeta.
Women's Gymnasium 7-8.
Phi Mu vs. Pi Beta Phi.
Alpha Delta Pi vs. Kappa Deita.
Friday.
Bancroft 5-6.
Delta Zeta vs. Alpha Delta
Theta.
Chi Omega vs Kappa Kappa
Gamma.
Women's Gymnasium 5-6.
Kappa Alpha Theta vs. Kappa
Phi.
Maxine's Group vs. Alpha Phi.
COUNTRYMAN WILL
COME OUT FRIDAY
(Continued from Page 1).
better attended this year than ever ,
lufAM la Cn main nnint hroilG'ht
out in a story by Donald Facka, !
'31. on this annual atrair. nem-.
istry in the Home" Is another;
feature in the mae-azine and isi
written by Miss May Mackintosh, i
who is an instructor in iooas in
the home economics department. )
xfi.u Mackintosh received her mas-.
ters degree in the University of
Chicago two years ago.
A cartoon on "Coll-Agrl-Fun,"
annual stage presentation of the
college, is drawn by Arthur
Kozelka, '33. A full page etch
ing of a recent portrait of "Dad"
Perin is printed on the fly leaf of
the magazine.
The Cornhusker Countryman Is
a member of Agricultural College
Magazines associated which has
its main offices In New York City.
Because it is believed hell week '
is more dangerous to ine siuaenis
than beneficial, the University of
Oregan, haa started an investiga
tion among the. old grade and also
among other universities to deter
mine whether the custom should
be retained.
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
NEW TRACK STARS
Lincoln Men Will Look Over
Team at Noon Today
In Stadium.
Members of the Lincoln Lions
club will meet this noon at the Ne
braska stadium, where they will
be given an opportunity to view
new track stars of the university
this year. A number of new men.
most of them freshmen, and a few
older ones will give the club mem
bers a sample of what to expect of
IXeDraSKS in iracn nrxi jrr.
Luncheon Is to be served at the
stadium.
Those who will give exhibitions
are:
Sprints: Lee, Snow, Roby, Stef
fen. High Jump: Lee, Roby, Bevard,
Wurgler.
Broad Jump: Lee, Wurgler,
Roby.
Javelin: Bevard.
One lap race: Ostergaard, Mays,
White.
Hurdles: Linus Carrol, Leon
Carrol, and White.
10 WILL SPEAK ON
WATER CONDITIONING
Will Deliver Lantern Talk
In Chem Lecture. Hall
Thursday Night.
Eugene Vigo, district represen
tative for the National Aluminate
company of Chicago will give a
lecture on "Modern Methods of
Water Conditioning" In the lecture
room of Chemistry hall, Thursday
evening. Feb. 13, at 7:30 o'clock.
Mr. Vigo will augment nis tain
with a short film relative to the
subject.
The lecture and film will deal
mainly with the methods of test
ing water for its undesirable con
stituents, the Interpretation of the
results of these tests, the methods
of correcting them and the meth
ods of checking the efficiency of
the reaction. All engineers espe
cially interested in power plants
and water works are invited to
attend.
After the lecture the chemical
engineers will hold their first
meeting of the semester. Reor
ganization of the group will be
discussed and a new constitution
will be proposed.
DUSKER TRACK IN
WILL MEET BENGALS
Ellcr Returning to Form;
Currier to Run 440;
Ossian Is Out.
TRY0UT EARLY IN WEEK
Nebranka's 103rttrak squad will
get their fimt ile or conference
competition vilu-n the lluxkeie
...... ...... tA fiuu.....l .. a a thai
filllllfT l" iiiirn'Miii 1" . 1 1 " fc, in'
lengai In a dual meet In the n"w
Missouri field limine Saturday
night. From the bai of compar
ative showing In the K. C A. C.
Nebraska would i--m to he the
advantage on paper but the Iroulile
about track meet la tint fiuies
often lie. The Tiki have Iwen
handicapped by Ihe late comple
tion of their field house, having
had only about three week ol
practice.
Bchulte sent h'a cnndldatea
through a serle' of tryouta the
early part of th week in an at
tempt to determine the entries in
the meet. Hairy Flier began to
show that he la returning to form
when he nosed out Smutncy In the
Rd van! dash In 6.7 second. Filer
baa been slow to round Into con
ditions and this Is the best show
ing he had made this year, liege
and Stefan finished In the order
named behind the leaders. In the
440 Cunirr. letter man from last
year, finished in the lead with Mil
ler, Mays, Rtofkti and White fin
ishing close behind.
Perl turned In the best record
In the pole vault when he cleared
11 feet. Bill Ossian. who finished
In a tie for second at the meet last
Saturday, did not compete. In the
broad Jumps, GKray turned In the
prize, effort of the evening when
he leaped 22 feet to lead Craig
and Hege by several Inches. Craig s
best Jump was 21 feet 2 luthes.
while Hege got 2) feet 11 Inches.
Cobe Tomson. Big Six record
holder, did not compete, but will
represent the Huskers In this event
at Columbia.
Slavton Pierce led the high
Jumpers when he cleared 5 feet
10 1-2 inches. Jackson. Krause and
Azarln went out at 5 feet 6 Inches.
Bchulte haa not definitely de
cided upon the men to make the
trip yet, but this list will be an
nounced late Thursday afternoon.
AMES CONTINUES
CHASE TO TITLE
AMES. Iowa. Iowa State col
lege wrestlers will continue their
struggle for a second Big Six con
rrwnr title thin week when thev
meet Kansas State at Manhattan
Saturday and Oklahoma at Nor
niAn Mondav. Oklahoma has won
two dual meets, Is tied with Iowa
State for first place, and bom
teams are undefeated.
Antra Conrli May Allrr
l.liirujt fur Dnil.f Mi
AMi:s. It -lutk Wilcox. ie.
nerve IoimsiiI, may emit at a
guard position for Iowa smie to.
lepe. In the bftnkelhnll tame with
I'mWe at lV Moines W e Im t.tit y,
act'oiding to t'oaih I.0111 .Mene
lie' X n exhibited a tlivrt
bland of floor play all eon and
may he i hosen in place of tn ke
or the H'ill.1. g eneountrr, ll he
continue well in pi m th e. No
other charges appear likely in the
Cyclone lineup.
Ftehteen i Ihe Ideal iijje f.-r
univrimiv matriculation, iroml-
ling to a survev conducted at tb
' t'niveiaily of Hyiamse. Rtudenla
j I llnl iiifiiiiiiioii lieliev that mi-
tin illation at the earlier age keeps
turn In in to m il lea and prevents
i h. in from enjoying college,
! u ilxn. mg is given at the U.
C, ei elision division.
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