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Hcnrf CWcs Lay Down Arms After
Stmt epic Attack an Russian Flats;
Sew Forces Wilt Uattlc Scxt Year
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Effect of Law Enforcement
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In urcmary unmcs is
Told by Professor.
Ge1 CaMratt.
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A I1 a-0'""1! wlinaiy
,, mft uh aa rommiKi burglary
(f aanra atrully fnf.irvM. rrimi
r'i ara diivn to what v hav
0w, to rail commercial rtim,"
prof. I. I1- foiivf of I ha !
irtmrnt nf buinr ftrtannatlon
'..a rratirn. atated r-nt!v.
ipmmrn ii miiiw nmm prrn af- ' - " i int Rrat ilanrrr
Kk th mnrfuct of IxiainfM. Xlanv 1 rr""n trim
,hB1 thia df'inm.in Ino brai. I To,! ! rommrrt ia f riminal
r.
tlhh c
olinry
K from riM aiaif mnia of fi. . "na nit p
..i.l ronilltlnn l ronrralmoni , Sri'lr.
a.vla and fraudulent bank I V " . ox of ...mmrtvial
,.,(. ica. So idprail havt amh fi'"1' 7j'hl "" ixmirthing lika
.. ii.ii. loavriae
y a man
ana umu ii io crime ' "- i nrrr. t, him hv tha
nnut b prtvMuld by the ! ?rM,'r " mwnufai lurcr." ih' inv ,
dirtrici attoraey a offu - ,e,nnT UrM n ,w.,n i have
mat enmea run the I "'"' nara. he i m no phvaual
rotil arc mm h
Nebraska a duhby tadeta ar
Kvlay preparing .i turn in Iheir
familiar khaki uniform and a iti
banded limy il a alter to their
natix-e habiiaia Yetier.Uv. tha
ivirtonou army, huh ha aur-
'lved tha wearying weekly akirnv
Uhra and hiih haa Mma almoal
unarathed tamugh an offeni- on
tha ItuMian Maia, mrhed to
gemrr iar ine ial time. A pa i
aive crowd w alrhed tha maneuvera j
of the aeatoned trimpa and many
a roe.i neart lal hign at
thought of the danger that
aodiier boya had weathered.
Xtany w-era the derorationi be
atowed on the gallant aoldiera who
have atnvrn for the honor of their
rompanie and for the university
battalion It la only to ha re.
coinage that ha raue. many a
radrt to tiara unflinchingly intrt
tha ine tor a ee. while hia ne i
itched unbearably and ha longed I
to aijunt hi rap I
It a All 0r Naw.
Never again will thia aama army
be aaemtled tor peat baa
rome to ,ehiaka and no longrr
will the raden- and tha ringing
rrtea of the offi.ei e ho acroM
the rain pu Tbe war for thia
,nJ i apring i oxer and whila an4her
hiand ferhapa even bigger conflict
iu nran nri rail,
many who have filled tha rank
thia year will be beyond tha draft
age The younger troopa will be
bat k. It la true, and a talented few
will he advam-rd to replare the re
gtelted that the valiant tmova
tiring officer, but in the mam.
New York Man Contributes
I $100,000 for Studies
In Journalism.
Til aMila rMl I
NKW IIAVr.N, Conn - rteiJnt
Jamea Rowland Anrfll ha an
nounced that Taut tl. k. of New
York lily, owner of aeveral im
portant American newepapera. ha
re.-ently given Vale university
$ti0iHl for a program of aludira
in tha field of journalism
niia purpoM of the atudiea will
ba to pr.im.xe an underaiandir.g of
tha pre aa a poweiful factor In
human affaira and aa a major bu.1
ne enterpnae. Treaident Angell
aaid. "An Important fart of the
ni. i.e aiii'lrnii .i i j h, ii .
ifti . ler.i
'lhr Un ii.-r. r l . ..it. n i ,,
the itrrl..pinnt i f . ur , t a
Vocational na'i.rr h .1 it i. .v
ed to htirg the In ', t. -
gtaduete n, un In tt t..', ..
learer un trialan.t r.!; ,.f II ..:,
of the rre in the ionplr ..!
and pol.tual life f the m-ina
world "
I mi. I ii.' Amrtuan He
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n(. i l.i ia.., Irttrra t a I'M
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tCHOL AftSHIf '
fAMIUtll.;r., (
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RECTOR'S
Me-
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were not provided with metlala I " l,rh' army ruuat be drawn from ' plan la tba eatahlmhment of a
ALWAYS COOL NOT COLD
STUART n
Mxt n Era.
Dorn
Reckless
wita
Edmund Lew
Paramount'a Sound
M7 Cvcnta at tha Day 8:17
L&ortl tad Hardy
J J7 in a Lawaa piim
"Hay Wlra-
37
craan Novelty
147 with
Symphony Orcheatra
8;47
J 57 Paramount New 8:57
VAUOtVILLI
MUdrad Malreaa
In
-Dila Valentin"
with
14 ward A rreeVkk
S -07 Beila'ai Dixie atrpper
Gifford A Greaham
"Twa watf Sova That
Ara Qood"
Bert Naotl A Co.
"Midnight terenaaera'
9:07
(ora into
bui-
eervice. Kor il la certain thai l. I exer again
mewt all of thoee who ara now)
to be honorably dixhatged were'
phnally prei-ent. if not in heart. 1
at one grueling battle weekly I
War Not Caiy.
nea In i iH..n u I
bill promptly blllKia up a ml
ere ill J" 1,h h,i Tn" r h" ""l ' '
VI. , ?y '',l"'h. he be- one for the va.let forcra to win
! I.7.. y roo, on cr'l't In 1 Mn.v handsome aoldirr ba been
a m H'owumr. lie ua tk.
name of firm with which ha haa
a good credit reputation aa ref
erence. He will then oider aeveral thou
aand dollar worth of eo.vi. rrv.r
left aleepirg a an A o'clock battle
got under way. Many aie thone
who Have deserted when advance
on tha enemy aeemed fnutlena.
FVir af'.er having advanced two
bloka on Chemiatry hall, a auper-
onotia com pan lea a I th. ..... i i.,r- rr...r k.. ,.'r..i.i.. .1.
. i . " h 'o'l.v carta the' retreat to the other end of the
C ";"",a"" y. haa a oonven- battle field, theie to face about
"... hi. anu goea into bankruptcy.
The creditota come and the me r
cnandine i gone -evidently de
troyed by tha fire. If the crook
la Burceiwful ,n lhe lltu h.
u mra wunaraw and aeli
toodi in another market."
Hard to Get Evidence.
The difficulty In aecuni.g evi
dence in auto crime was cited bv
Prof. Converse, as be showed thai
n on instance a firm had lust
ana oegin the charge anew.
Kxamplea of heroism are many.
Honor the brave sold lei who many
timea at the end of an hour, have
led charges on Social Science and
the ! Andrews hall. Consider the fierce , w hen he at lat
rusncs wnicn nave penetrated and i arms, send him rejoicing content
overwhelmed these great buildings, with the honor of two credit hour
Rear In mind the soldiers who have and hia entire war wagea of lin
withstood the Icy blasts of winter Kor the grand army of l:p-lP.tO
.r. . ii unniuiru imnuj ana me I 1 no more.
green recruit a
will a Nebraska
army, whnh an successfully de
fend tha beleagured fortreaa from
year to year, appear tha aame aa
thia one. Kor tha world advance
and thing change and net year a
cadet expeditionary forca w'lll be
clad in new unif. rma. Never again
must a Nebraska cadet auffer the
ignominy of dropping from line to
recover a trailing legging, for
these are now a thing of the past.
Gone too will he tha veteran
commander. Colonel Jewett. hero
of many crises and whona officer
have been the scene of manv a
court martial. To hire the entire
army-eio, the entire school la
grateful for the discipline and the
morale which he ha maintained. 1
it is he who has kept many a sol
dier from deserting the cause and
naa made thia an effective and vie
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nor mr poor winner, ana
lays down hi
ar-nea or lecture hv men rromi-
nrr.t in the newapaper world who.
in addition to their public ad
dresses will be available for con
ference with student and for col
laboration in couiara bearing oc
the aiih)ect of the pre a In the
undergraduate school, the proh-
stocked up with thousamta of dol-itown to her atora in the other,
lara worth of perfume. Shortly I The husband confessed the plot
afterwards they had a fire which I And then found that hia w ife had
8:45 feature picture 9:45
Mil. 40. Eva. 60. Chit. It.
Lege U 4 71.
Cool ntf Comfort bl
NowLincoliiN
The routing Saturday
Evening Post atory. In
th hr-.t-selier novel of
1SJ0. Now on tha ecreen!
r i
K1
.irt a I
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with
Claudette Colbert
Charlea Rugglet
Norman Foster
Ginger Rogers
ADDED
H Talking Comtdy
"Hunting tha Hunter"
Nrwa Travel . Novelty
Show 1-3.5-T-t P. M.
Mil. 35. Eva. M. Chil. 10.
Cooled by Waahed Air
ORPilEUr.1
Children of
Jazz! Chil
dren of
Wealth!
Children of
Romance
09
iBASUtlE
Lwrenc
Gray
Bennte
Rubins
Helen
Johnson
ADDED
OUND SHORT FEATURE
Mt as. Eva. 60. Chil. 10.
111 Jifrj. it 1
MADAME
ALL-TALKING
with
Ruti Chatterton Lewi Stone
Raymond Hackett
. Eve. 3fi. Chil. 10.
Show at 1-S-5-7-
it
COLONIAL
THIS WEEK
Her Unborn Child"
A "elly Great Talking Picture
f!Vote: Thi p.clurt will not
"r drn' therefore children
m? years ef aq will not ba
their B7pn,u,e, occompan.ed by
M,L Eve. 25c Chil. 10c
how 1-3-5-7-t
"'"""f wveryining. raud was
suspected by the Investifratora.
After careful examination, the
glass in the ruins which was sup
posed to have been the bottles con
taining the perfumes was found to
be of a distinctly different e-rarte
and type than that in which the
perfume had been shinned and the
crime was revealed.
Then there is the racket in
w hich a group buys goods under a
name similar to that of a firm with
g-ood standing credit, thus deceiv
ing the sellers. Or again, a group
my uuy oui a nrm wnian nas ex-
cellent credit, purchase great ;
quantities of goods on credit, cart
it away, and then disappear." he .
saia.
'Perhaps a typical commercial
crime, which has a rood desl of
human interest is one which in
volved a clerk in a drygoods store
who went into business for him
self. He bad average ability and
succeeded in setting up a flourish
ing business. He married the
town's beauty prize winner and
she went into the store to assist
him.
"Gradually, the business becan
to fail. In an effort to save some
thing from the crash, the wife
proposed that she go to California
and set up a store there. The hus
band was to buy gods on still
good credit and ship them out to
her. She would then sell them
through her store. Just before the
crash came, the husband was to
join the wife. Everything worked
nicely and the husband got out of
town, only to be arrested when he
arrived in California.
"But the investigators could not
locate the wife nor her store in
the town to which the goods were
being sent, it was explained. Fin
ally they found that she had lo
cstd in a nesrhy town and bad
had the goods trucked from one
found another man:"
ATHLETIC FOOT'
IS
Funds for Research Given
By California School;
Expose 'Remedies.'
it'nivfraity of Somhrrn Cftltfornia Pail
Trojan. I
To further research on the pre
vention and cure of a recently rec
ognized foot disease that is wide
spread throughout the United
States, popularly known as "ath
letic foot," the executive commit
tee of the associated students of
the University of California has
voted $1,S00. The appropriation
will be spent on research not only
upon the problem as it exists here
but at golf clubs, athletic clubs and
gymnasiums generally.
The disease is known bv such
names as "athletic foot," "Hong
kong foot." "toe Uth," or "ring
worm of the foot." It is technically
called eptdermomycosis. It is
caused by a typ of fungus and is
usually contracted through walk
ing about barefoot in public or
semi-public showers, baths or gym
nasiums. One Preventative.
Cleanliness of the floor does not
apparently, alwaya prevent trans
mission of the disease. The only
adequate preventative known is
the wearing of sandals or slippers
of wood or rubber. !
Following the discovery of the !
cases among students in physical J
education and student athletics the j
university has been working on the
problem for aome year. The dis
ease has become widespread
throughout the United Statea and
is even found on ships. One naval
vessel baa reported 100 percent In
fection among it crew.
Trial bas also been made of
twenty-six reputed remedies for
the disease; each remedy being ap-
pnea io 10 cases or 260 cases in
all. It baa been found that a few
remedies are successful, that many
so called remedies are absolute
failurta. and that there la no
known specific cure.
Among the things that It is
hoped the new J 1,500 fund will
help to accomplish, are: The de
velopment of an antinti ahirh I
will kill the fungus after it invades
the tissue of the body: some ade
quate means of sterilizing clothes
and shoes .and a standardised pro
gram of prevention. Professor Bo
nar is preparing for the work at
present by seeking the culture me
dium in which the fungus can be
grown to best advantage for ex
perimental work.
UNIVERSITY OF C H A T T A
NOOGA, Chattanooga. Ten n.
Prof. P. L. Palmer says, "Although
women generally surpass men in
college grades, their superiority Is
due to harder study."
Any Time of the Day
Is a Good Time in the
Day for
Good Eats
STOP AT THE
University Candy
Kitchen
244 No. 13th
B-7933
STOP AT A ROBERTS STAND
Lincoln, Omaha, Waverly, Ashland,
Wahoo, Valley
We are introducing at our stands
Roberts Ice Creams and Sherbets
and
Roberts Frozen Fruit Syrups
for making pure fruit drinks
We also serve
CIDER .
GRAPEADE
ORANGEADE
' PUNCH
MILK
COCOA MALT
BUTTERMILK
All Drinks 5c A Glass
ROBERTS DAIRY COMPANY
Regular Dinners!
Grand Hotel
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lit 4 0
A New Policy! A Great Band!
TRACY-BROWN'S
r'AMitr oii.rvnu i.jmi; hasp
will PLAV 0"1 DANCING AT
Ml, K
-Sir PEONY PARK-,-
on iisceis NtGv nni c evAnA-isc
rSCC.MlNT STKT
FRIDAY MAY 30
MEMORIAL DAV
V II i (tt nA firlif, l Ti i I t"4 t 1a r 9 he -
f-r MtS frr ' I ft' j fw'l
tfup I. bul NO tnf (H fir- u V
NOW D SCI NO tVtftV Tl. lvO . v!lHpv ANO StNO
THE NEXT BEST THING
TO AN ICE PACK
During the hot days
to come
It would look rather
silly
to walk around
with an
ice pack or two tied on!
Thats why
some chap used his
think tank
and brought forth
WHITE LINEN SUITS
Boy they're cool
and are
tailored like a regular suit
moreover
they're three piece
Jacket, Vest and Trousers
$
20
and to top it off
wear a
STETSON STRAW
Panamas and Sailors
SmSmmiScSonS-
FORMERLY A RMSTRONGS
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