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Drivers Will Obtain New
State Licenses at
Court House.
Stricter enforcement of traffic
and parking rules will be put into
effect during the coming school
year, according to report from Spt.
L. C. Regler of the campus police.
Renewed emphasis will he placed
m the giving nf warning signals
by the driver.
Parking spaces reserved for fac
ulty mojnners are. the spaces be-
hind the . School of Music and
Chemistry buildings and between
12th and 14th on the south half
of the mall. Students are warned
not to park their cara within those
spaces nor on red lines. Warning
tags will be issued for first offense.
Second offenders will be subject to
arrest. Speed limit for campus driv
ing has been placed at 18 miles
per hour.
Cautions have also been issued
against double parking at football
or basketball games, and pedestri
ans are warned against jaywalking
and walking against the rod light.
Several fines have been placed on
such charges. State drivers' li
censes, which must be obtained he
fore Oct. 1, are being issued at the
office of the county treasurer at
the courthouse. Applicants must
successfully pass a visual exami
nation before obtaining a license.
A fee of $1.00 has been set for
new licenses. Renewals may be ob
tained for 75 cents.
At the University of Manitoba
they ised coeds to separate reluc
tant collegians from their nickels
and dimes, in soliciting community
chest fund. A group of "beautiful
freshettes" went around the cam
pus giving any and all men the
well known shakedown. Quoth a
scribe on the Manitoban, "These
gals may know little about baking
bread, but they do know plenty
about getting dough."
Wealth is more equitably dis
tributed among married men than
among bachelors, says a recent
survey.
Society
Johnny Howell Blossoms Out us
Daily Nebraska! Society Editor
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.is Johnny Svrs It J&f
The corresiwinlent taking his
teacup in hand and accepting his
new duties is rather at loss as to
where to bein. Right now 1 am
apologizing for all the journalistic
mistakes that will be made in this
column and want to beg the coeds'
pardon for all the bare truths that
As Mary inna Srvs It
After all the years of martyrdom
at teas and such, feminine society
editors are being given a bit of a
run for their money by our gallant
gridster who is about to add his
own individual touch to brighten
our column. Terhaps Johnny is
u.iicd down ofieis Toi jt.!: i:i the
.east just to be near Sioux Cily.
I Vera Mac Teterson and her jour
nalistic fiance, Eddie Yinger, will
soon be dashing frantically be
tween Hydraulic anil South Fannie
'sts., in Wichita, trying to decide
vh-rp to deposit their baggage,
i .To Marsden, D. G., has set the
Idate with that attractive Sig Alph
; from Oregon, Leon Perry. October
i 9 is the day, more details later.
CAMPUS COP NABS
FRATERNITY ROW i
SUMMMER THIEVES j
(Continued from rage l.l
j the ransacking of the Fi Kappa i
Alpna nouse, jziii ,i sueei, on tu-1
gust 10. Similar report rame from
t'ne Sigma Nu house, fi2.' North !
Hilh. on August 1 fi, and from the
Delta Delta Delta and Alpha
Delta sororities on August 10. Ex
amination of the Alpha Xi Delta
bouse disclosed two mantel radios'
and a brief case, wrapped in
newspapers, lying in a basement
window. Believing ihat the ma
lauder would return for the
radios, officers stationed them
selves in the basement about !
o clock on the evening of August
19. About 1 o'clock in the morn
ing soon after Sergeant Regler
had returned to the office, Officer
Strawn arrived with two boys :
whom he had arrested upon their :
return to the Alpha Xi Delta I
house and who confessed that in
company with a group of other ,
boys they had broken into the
four houses. The boys were
brought before juvenile court,
wnere all were paroled to their
parents except the oldest one. age
IS, who was released on $1,000
bond, to appear before district
court.
Twenty nut of ;" univr,-.ties
and colleges recently nuestioned
I rrnort that they maintain motion
picture services fo.' about i.OOO
o her schools.
Master ol WA tongues. Prof.
Watson Kirk Connel of Wesley
college, Winnipeg, says Easqui- i.s
the most difficult language in the
world.
Barb Social Group Will Invite
Unaffiliated Students
To Open Program.
First open meeting of the. Palla
dian Literary Society i.s scheduled
for Friday, Sept. 21, at the Pal
ladia! hall on the third floor of the
Temple theater. All unaffiliated
men and women students inter
ested in membership in the society
ar? invited to attend
The Palladia)! Literary Society
is the oldest student organisa
tion on the Nehr,Tlia campus,
having been organised only a
short time after Ilie opening of
the university in 171. Its pur
pose is primarily to furnish so
cial life to unaffiliate,! men and
women, rncnurage high scholar
ship, and provide an opportu
nity for its members to develop
in various lines.
Closed Meeting Monday.
Closed business meetings are
held Monday evenings thruout
the school year, with open pro
gram meetings each Friday eve
ning in Palladian hall on the
third floor of the Temple to
which all students, both men and
women are invited. A variety of
rr.iertairunent is planned for the
year, members sometimes fur
nishing the program, while at
other times men and women
from outside the organization
are jnviud to appear befoie the
group. Parties, banquets, picnics,
and other events also are on the
year's schedule.
Officers for the first semester
are Jeanette Osborn, president;
Louis Lundstrom, vice-president;
Robert Holland, treasurer; Gladys
Swift, program secretary, and
Faith Medlar, corresponding secre-
taiy.
Dr. !loron Spraks mi
Trn'liinj: f.inl
Dr. W. H. Morton, pnnrip,-,l of
the teachers college high rrhon1,
was the featured sp?ak'r f'
meeling nf student trar.hcrs he''!
Thursday.
The purpose of thp meet in"
to acquaint practice teachers with
their duties and n'iH:-" ' ' a:ir'
and ideals of the profession.
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will be presented here. As this isU"'- anoiner tea nnumi witn a nose
my first attempt at presenting for
your approval the masculine atti
tude on all social activities on the
! campus, it i.s as much of a sur
prise to me as it is to you.
Inasmuch as the chancellor's re
ception has been cancelled on ac
count of Poliomyelitis, the social
whirl has gone into a temporary
slump; football practice continues
as usual.
You can't tell me that girls
aren't vain even in the face of such
a serious disease. It seems that a
local photographer wanted a pic
ture of the house where the uni-
! versity girls are in quarantine and
before he could complete his photos
i all the coeds in the house had ap
peared on the front porch, more
than anxious to be photographed.
for news and a definite flair for
journalism, hut we always liked
him best in bis jersey and cleated
shoes.
Anyhow I'm willing to bei that
my masculine rival won't let you
in on a little of the Dell rush talk,
but one of their best lines last
week was that every year the Delts
move two blocks nearer the cam
pus. Is .lean Doty really back in
school or does she just hang out at
the Drug all the time because she's
lonesome for Ted? Which reminds
me that Dow Wilson is not looking
too awfully lost without Charlene
Omen this year, but then she was
engaged to someone back home all
the time that she was wearing hi3
Dclt pin.
Pastures in Omaha must seem
Hoffmark and
These Women!
a far a I've pone I think these greener to Helen
journalists are greatly underpaid : Jessica Mutz -it's a Princeton and
I a Washington and Lee man respec
tively. They've been the promoters
m - tan v-y aHr Mie
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Pi Phi sisters of former Ne
braska Sweetheart, Sancha Kil
bourn, haven't quite gotten used to
the idea that little Sanch will soon
be saying "I do" with Lieut. Dale
Garvcy of Blair. The announce
ment came as a complete surprise
at a dinner given in Omaha.
Excitement at the Chi O house
preference night was enhanced
when F.leanor Clizbe passed the
candy with Clyde White, Farm
House. Pumors run that Kllie has
' ... at ten cents an hour I've de
rided that at this paragraph I'd
be only about fifl cents to the good
and playing Minnesota has nothing
on writing society. Time out!
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