v Daily "PRICK 5 CENTS NO. he113 "'.XnCOI NebraskanTUESDAY.' MAKChTJ, volxxviii PROSPECTIVE GRID STARS ATTEND SPRING SESSIONS PARES EXPLAINS KLUB ANNOUNCES r SILLY V -- 1 RUSSIA'S FUTURE INT BE f V j AND COMMUNISM ROAD T NERARY z efjgg vr'Hi i?iiti 'University of London Man Musical Comedy Will .Ml - k ' i 1929 Speaks to Phi Beta in Five Towns ' Show Kappa, Sigma XI During Trip 1 DINNER PRECEDES TALK PLAY NEEDS TWO CARS - Sir Bernard Says Voting Is Negotiates for II Sturtevant 8 Accomplished at Point Railroad Comfortable Of Revolver Transportation 1 f "Communism la temporary. Rus- Itinerary for the '1921 Xosmet sia will remain." stated Sir Bernard - of University ot London. abow. "Don't Da Silly- wa Pares, the Klub In an laat night on the sub- by Auitln Slur-tant- . x address .ooounced Mondy 0 ject. "The Communistic Experi- manager. Date in Russia." Ilia appearance mlo0 not ment for the Lincoln showing hve was In accordance with the tradi- definitely decided yet. tion that Phi lirta Kappa nnd Sig- bnShowing Id five different town, --j'uunriy of Tli l.ln oln Journal. ma XI sponsor annually lecture night from April 15 It. D. on lucrennlte V..1ii'ukLb'u hot-In- n Its ttfC- - Drown, Holdrege: Ludlg Gartner. Omaha; Ben Bloch, Omaha: of this type, open to the public Klub ahow varltv Rob Douglas. waa io April ;9 the Komet nml 'k of sprins drill with some Llut olu; Maxwell Jones, Uoodland; Smith. Omaha: without charge. The lecture An- George Koster. Lincoln: OE by of 1 fifty Hspirams working on tne Me- L. Williams. Lincoln: It. W. Omaha: ATMOSPHERE preceded a reunion dinner . Arll FOOTBALL SQUAD Lincoln: F. M. Sigma XI 1 field. "Ilunoy" drews. Lincoln; Robert S. Hunt, John Kerlakedes. Phi Deta Kappa and or Norfolk, April morial stadium Ralph Wick-wire- . Columella Oakes U putting the grid artists Scottsbluff; K. Myberg, Seward; Gorder. riattsmouth; alumni, with Sir Bernard aa th (tentative) f in prep Coach Ted James. North Hatte; R. It. Kroger. guest of honor. April 17 ihmnsrh uniluniontal work Assistant Coach HoldrfS. arations lor a strenuous season. ' Third row: Line Coach Bernard Grand Island: Assistant FRANCE SHROUDS Declaring that Russia waa tha McCook, April 1t Arnold lack. Assistant Coach lhman. victim of unfortunate circum- April 19 ENTERS SECOND Lower row: ArUlan reterson, Oakes. End Coach Ed Weir. Hasting. Hampton; Cordon Kno, College Johnson, Lincoln; Lloyd Jenkins. Upper row: Floyd Relders, Cam- stances when it tried to experiment Ar- - I? Vnrk Wnlfpr Lincoln: Harvey bridge; Tom Vanderhoof, Scotts- with democracy during the World will make an extenslTa trip. I'lau Vnlinn Lincoln; Joe Still. trip which will l.emkuhl, Wahoo; Roland Homey. Rauer. Lincoln: Eugene Llnvllle. bluff: Leon Hook. Fremont: Rollin War. when all other nation wer rangement for the Holdrege: Wlllard Hock-nun- . MOLIERE'S PIECE spring vacation are Tobias; jusiic, umana; Lincoln: Heme Tacker. Lincoln; Jenkins. admittedly socialistic for the time. ,urt during WEEK'S TRAINING tnaries Hastings: Leonard Hartnett. Tlvid ac- now. Errk. Lincoln: Taul Morrison. Ralph Schllenti. North Platte; Sir Bernard presented a being made Io Ferry, Lincoln: J. n. leading; U April 15. the Klub llavelock; Louis Tobln. Lincoln. Elmer Greenberg. Omaha: Clair Lincoln; Art count of the event to On Monday. Oakland; Fhlllp Settell. con- Fremont, In the Wall Second row : rorrest McPherson, Evans, Lexington; James Gilbert. Rosen. establishment of bolshevistic will play t Pay. Bloomfleld; W. S. Spencer. Lin overthrew The showing will be un- Falrbury; Clifford Carter. Hebron; Omaha: Assistant Coach Rill Players Select trol. "All bolshevlsm theater. 'Bunny' Oakes Puts More Fourth row. Dan Houston. coin. University was democracy." be said. In bring-In- der the auspices of the Woman's George Whlttler, Holdrege; Loren associat- 'Learned out the fact that bolshevlsm Business and Professional Than Fifty Through Actors for showing on Tuesday will was not the cause of the overthrow ion. The Nebraska Man Files Ladies' Play of the Crar. be at either Columbus or Norfolk. Spring Drills Sinks Pellet Simple Study Slogans Russia, has Just returned Jamrog The ruling class of ll Merle Jones contin- three-Quarte- rs towns where he has Membership in The Dally Nebrakan composed of of from those For campaign for study slo- persons, forming but ft making preliminary arrange-bents- . WEIR DEVELOPS WINGS ues its SHOW MOCKS SNOBBERY million been Exclusive Golf Club gans with this Issue. All stu- small proportion of the 148,000rOO dents are eligible to submit population. U Is InoonceivaWa, Sir Moldrege Wednesday overwhelm-tr,- ? Play 11ole-In-On- e another :hls feature, and said, this Varsity Needs Center of club added matter for Comedy-Dram- a Keeps Jtomard that On Wednesday, April 17. the very exclusive roll those whose slogans are ac- Old mutorltv vote as it does unless name to its . 1 show will be at Holdrege In the Line in Absence of Sunday when Leonard D. Jamrog, f cepted will be named under the Vividlv Alive for a person understands something of aus- I I' - -- In city auditorium and under the 3it, Ashton. sank the little white ' line. The Nebraskan office the method of voting. Men ar pice of the chamber of commerce. 'Musketeers' pellet from tee number nine at the the basement of University hall Modern Day elected to the national assembly at McCook. will be the next town on Antelope golf course. The distance will receive material for the (enllnnrd n Thursday, April 18, Nebraska's varsity football squad "Simple Study Slogans" box. Tt the trip. On nnpnnri second week of spring was 121 yaids. More remarkable Presenting nn almost entirely B0f4 am S. the making the Unl-lrs!t- rc nractice Monday evening on the yet was hln feat of last Today's Slogan. Lew cast to th atergoer. th rl three holes in 5 strokes. Players .U1 ehow "The CUiOlAllFORE stadium field. Coach 'Bunny" "If students would crack less - more than Jamrog whs playing with Martin Learned Lnilies." Ihe net comedy- Oakes put his squad of had wise and more books:" French MlMAIES fifty men through a short funcTv and Leonard Janulewlcz and bill McCleery, Hastings. drani.i by Molle.v, etrt snlnr He is It seasonal mental drill session and then po- several other witnesses. - -- Slogan atmosphere, as seventh COSMOPOLITAN CLUB pros- fx- 7 Sunday's 1 ti Inclusive. lished up on passing, kicking, and tM of Coach Schulte's track production. Apnl to "Some people who buy books, the plot of Moll EDUCAnONAL HISTORY plays. pects. at - - An Insight into th-av- J " lucis EM 1s developing with bol tody them." ere'a mastrpriece reveals the 'CMeh Wrtr the Anonymous. well the Itir annsH Intn a fast movlnir out Jamrog made a couple deuces and that the author pictures Hurrey Discusses Modern and His total score 34. Unobberv i.nd the artifice of the fit. Weir, tackle ai a'e. the time, and former manager and end or me ninny "learned ladles" of Relations in South Pares Traces Growth hopes to 'in ..Jim m..! to them, some of the Frankfort Vellowjackets, Teachers Hold more Uiituriil of All turn out the fastest pair of eniis Grummann Says i lir.iaoters ileldcl the America Democratization realistic indi liluals. that every donned the Scarlet for Violin Classes anl manager Universities. Nebraska. With the loss of Clitf Players Merit Zollcy Lerner. business squad, of the Players, declared conccrnins BOTH EMPHASIZE YOUTH Ashburn from last year's a h new and powerful wing man will Without Tuition Iho com I n ir production that Great Support courtcny of The Lincoln Journal. Moliere wrote 'The Learned COLLEGES LOWER FEES have to be developed to take his University of Ne- Speeches by James A. Cuneo, as- Taul F. Good, being given lu Ladies' many years ago, we fiud place. Lewandowskl, another end Dr. Paul II. Grummann. director who filed for Violin lesions are sistant instructor in romance lan- Corn-busker- braska graduate, has nnd alive, filled with from the 1928 edition of the Arts. Issued twice a week at th the plav vil guages and a native of Argentina, Speaking before a number of of the Si liool of Fine h position on the Lincoln school a class held the problems that are highly pres- is out for baxeball which faiinu-in- ? regarding Hurrey. New mailer groups since his arrival to ho Ktutetnent bo;ird. Mr. Good, a lawyer, received Teachers' college hlgli school. His stu'dy blows nt and Charles D. of makes the squad of ends almost all University Players' ent today. York, general secretary of the Lincoln. Sir Bernard Pares of the the work of the a Kliodes scholarship In 1914, There is no tuition charged high pedantry, at superficial knowledge, University or London, who was the new men. and their next presentation ''The attend Oxford. because it Y. M. C. A. on friendly relation "Bunny" Oakes, who turned out him to school students nut no credit is al study and education main speaker evening at the Learned Ladies." wutu mi hctwrcn foreign stddents, who ws last ...... II M ( I". ' given for oik doue. Ms Mie Ihiiig' ra.iiei ll..!-.- . - a on Ths 3. IhA Vl nn a lu nt week end. fea- annual Phi Beta Kappa-Slgm- XI C'onl'nurd Uil.il Hi" It, nre striking and force- vllt HIP city has been Helen Williams is the instructor love of regular meeting of the 0)n meeting, gave a summary or sity public and the GRADUATE FILES FOR encouraged at the progress tut tured tlie England. giving the University Players, lias and is Cosmopolitan club Saturday eve--I the educational history of NEBRlAlLLHAVE that lias been made since the rliiss Brieka and Ramay Lead "Until 1898." stated the speaker, not been at all In proportion to the La nliig at the Temple. work that has been of- was started this second Beinester. The leads of "'1 he learned '1'h.i trtriln nt Mr Punpo's taJk was "England had only two universities, merit of the In class, mostly Creda Hrick:i. student is the one stage devoted LOCAL SCHOOL There nre eight the dlep" will he "Kelatlous Between Latin America Oiford and Cambridge, neither of fered. This - and sophomores, Hna se in Srhenl of ne Arts, i.iwooa , .Mr. hirli women as stu 5 to the sK)ken drama thai remains freshmen tti n vnnti America while admitted NEW RHOD SCHOLAR era, have had no musical Raia Vet,r subjec, of dent'. All but the wealthy and e in Lincoln. If the clientele desires l'"'" stu expanded Into a thea- previous to this work. performer, and Harlan l.astnn, Countries" tliodfc obtaining scholarships were ll. It can be - , - Different productions, by The experiment Is unique and at- ut ,,, department an. JtbV Mr. barred from higher education, the ter offering dally Announces - In I ir Good, Nebraska, tempts to give the high school stu ,aker of various roles laxeis . ,,, university annual cost being 204 utilising our own graduate students oul ,ho va8t rMpon. Good Receives Information nent Htnrk comDanv. If in dent a keener appreciation of music productions. is pounds." Intent to Compete i sihllliy which the United States as well as a broader knowledge of According to Mr. Lerner. none The universities in this is to be done the Interest off enjoying today. number of From London Regarding Election first the lessons in reaunig of Moliere's Fr'iicli atmosphere worM Englan l twelve the public must first jusury inn Spring it. At "All iho nations of the at has increased to and the fundamentals of will be left out and the scenery and under new movement, declared Last Award step, and help wipe out the deficit music to looking to the United State with the by attorney, were taught to the class as period costumes will lend the the Commenting on them, of the Players, caused no fault Paul P. Good, Lincoln playing show. anguished eyes," he said, "and ere lecturer. whole but since the pupils have comedy possibilities of the Sir Bernard '"The fees for a Nebraska is to have an- of their own. and alumnus of the University of a classl-ch- I wishing to know what the United said: That week of April advanced thev each receive about 1'ew times nre plays of this plan three years' course is fifty-thre- e was as- During the first was the first candidate and this wi'l States la doing and what she other Rhodes Scholar the will present Moliere's Nebraska, ten minutes Individual attention. nature presented realize that pounds. Newer institutions aamii the Plaers of run- a opportunity for all to do. Latin America surance given Monday by Paul F. great comedy. "'I he Learned La- to announce his intention Miss Williams studied in Omaha afford rate America la the center of civi- omen on same terras as the I t. North the NYbraska play steadily gained a school board position at Chicago. uiif iiiiml mi I'nur stu- men. The standards of Oxford and Good, secretary of the dles." This has ning for and later at lization and he wishes her Cambridge maintained committee on selection of the Ox- in popularity and is as fresh and the coming spring election. Mr. dents to bring back the benefit cf have been In- now II wss it and many scholars In- ford student. He has received to the point as when (iood filed his petition and state- this civilization to the different eminent London to ef- appeared. It Is replete with Monday cluded in the faculties." formation from that first ment with the city clerk Sculptures in White Soap Remain parts of tho world." fect. wit and dramatic point and abould morning. Grievance Speaksr London au- Countries Hav Discusses No definite date for the appoint- entertain and stimulate every Members to be elected will serve Morrill Gallery The on On Exhibition in Thai a great many Latin Ameri- speaker dwelt at length ment Of the scholar has been net as dience that lays claim to culture. six-yea- r terms, filling the places the London, stating It will Is feverishly at M. cans show a despised attitude University of yet but indications are that The chief staff vacated by Dr. E. W. Howe and States, wa the it was only an accord-i- n put on an outstanding pro- toward the. United tut suited as take place next lieccmher. work to L. Palmer whose terms expire this One hundred pieces of small ASSISTANT CURATOR by Unguags especially announce sentiment ex- opinion expressod the board. It la tn Mr. Good. Formal duction to test the real spring. sculpture which have been on two regard to ef- II iiisi rurtor. "There are main wited lor its conferring of degrees ment tor applications will alo be of the public in its Receiving a Kliodes scholarship In the art gallery of Morr to spoken hibit reasons for this dislike." he de absent scholars. date. forts to keep the drama University Nebraska in Hi, will remain doc-trin- made at a later from the of hall since March Monro o "A Bombay or a Rus-i- n colleges 01 m in Lincoln. Oxford or week. LABELS clared. "They are the Hindu In Seniors iroin all alive 1914, Mr. Good went to there the remainder this COMPLETES Intervention." in Moscow," Sir Bernard eligible to apply for this his A. B. degree sculptures and state are where he received This exhibition Includes Mr. Cuneo pointed out tiiat alnce pointed out, "may be awarded A. B. Robert N. h, a 1917, A. M. In 1921. ama- scholarship. U STUDKNTS TO MAKK In and his entered bv professional and 1 only coun- degrees on paper 1928 graduating now at children, tho United State tho examination of member of the Mr. (Jood, who resides teurs, both adult nnd ha extended it terri- nt (o University of of Nbranka, LspK:rioN UD-- J In try which London. The class of the University Titirs 1'ii;i nvnm street, has Uvea in throughout the United States. Explanation Latin - London regular luiii from IhU an-- . Collins Fixes tory south in America, now has 10,000 WMB it,., -mliolur coin since 1911. with the exception and Gambles' fourth Ar- lilt Clieinli al engiuet ling studenli Procter - ica has oecome aisirusirui. jnnow indent with five or six thousand Is at present reading ai. time he spent at school. i .r,,..utltl,,ii held nt the Andcr- state, ne . will short visits of inspection of the Of Sioux County Case war with Mexico, which wa or registered for part time or a fourteenth century coim-k- make During the World War he served of New ork City. tho Oriel lot h industrial plants, beglniilng ron galleries regarded by Latin Americana a bient i e seventeen students to ensign In United States material. In Museum work." wiih I.ah. when (illlen Ilor.ney as the White soap is used as a war for territorial gain, colleges have received Wednesday the naval reserve at Urest, France. California. Michigan, purely of Nebraska randy plant will he visited. New York, 'nnthmcd Vac STUFF TALK CLOSES the award. Connecticut, Indiana, Tennessee. F. C. Collins, assistant curator in PLANS Oklahoma. Pennsylvania, Oregon, university museum has FOKUM PHILOSOPHY Y. M. TEAM New Jersey, Il- the M. SETS DATES Idaho, Washington. completed labels, one Y. Discusses Russian TltlP TO TSCUMSEII linois, Minnesota, Ohio, West to Closing a series of lectures on Sir Bernard Pares Dakota, for each end of the Siouj. county FOR CONFERENCE u Mississippi. North fb Philosophy Life" trom repre-.,.i,,- i case, In Morrill hall. of depu-ij.i...- . were Economic Classes Members of the V. M. C. A. and Shanghai. China, is a dia- perspectives. Dr. F. A. Stuff. Conditions Before ihn Drize winners of Below the statement Unlver-"r-, ium wit! visit the Tecumseh imnni geological section of Contributions Of Btudsnt Kofessor of English In the at It ana ynr.co gram of the discussed the religionist's lll-- club Wednesday evening, he Procter uniDie this part of the state. To one In- Associations Is Theme was nuid Pi.ies. Peter the Great, who or u. naisieu. 11.673. in Wat of the Young ol Russia" the Invliatkm 11- - in museums or view before Xleconstiuclion responsible for Kussia's eco- VohuiaLg of ml associations. terested either Of Training Meet ' Forum the city V. M. C. subject of a lecture by Sir llw was mmei Intendent i,,iiiii geolopv, this label Is valuable. at the nomic rise in the latter part or I lie team braiies and art schools throughout - Sunday afternoon. no.ed KnglW. scholar schools at Tecumseh. The Specimens in the Sioux county Bard 1'ares. nw-.- la century, encouraged Lin- country .have asKea io oe college will to aoene ot ' his professor declared authority on conditions in nineteenth will Include Gordon Hager. the case are from the famous acate York be talk, the and risliiitB from other couiitties to Lincoln; in this year's circuit tour. sprint officer' training lat religion expression of given before the l' o Hock spi coln: Howard Itowland, bone bed. Tho background of the the annual is the special- D. are ten grours of the g atudent " Accord-,B- t yeste.day morn- come Into Kussla. These and Joe Hunt, Scotlsblurf. C. and there is a mural painting represent-in- conference of the Nebraska consciousness of God. econ.Tn.ics classes given im- traveling from city to case b to are four had spent a ists, he explained, were Hayee, geneial secretary of the sculpture landscape at Agate, Sioux Y. M. C. A. organisation, to th Hneaker there ing The lecturer privileges. city in answer to this demand. the 14. general 1 neeptg philosophy in Knss.a and portant concessions and university "Y", will accompany county. Nebraska. The conical held April 12 to Tha of ideas for the of time com-panv- , can- fit lu ..... u Unt Specially which he In Kngland there was even a the team. Many Enter Contest in the center is a repre theme of the conference will as a religionist sees in Siberia thuu-san- d emminence jr idc-ture- d what 'e a'part Russia He and still is, known as the This will be the second trip to There were more than four sentatiou or University inn. aim ir tor around the prohleji of important. of corresponding year, tw ice as ao-clatio- n as a land of geat Ituss'la company and Tecumseh. A team visited the entries this topped over by Carnegie hill. sort of contribution tudnt Siberia Ki ; I com- before. Harvey tndent to the lamous i.idia Hi-- club there last year. Deputa- many as the year The position of the famous agate should mke to V pany. will make various other Wiley Corbett, eminent arcnueci some of the fossils life and thought. Tha ort ot ! Sort Party Chairmen Ts as economic rrart tion teams bone bad and be far award, InHlz-nte- remainder of the and member of the jury of i 1. .naA la d hv the erehlp nd method that must concerned It I. According to Sir Ut.rrrd Pares trips during the so Oirc faculty inann are "said.l" lost for Ki" .la many school year, and a visit to the Lin- ha stressed the significance of white horizontal line towards the obtained to make theae contribu- North America." he the revolution people being in- dis- Th oV.in.n rt tha first prosper! y of specialists and pri esi ional coln high school is scheduled for large a number of foot of University hill. tion effectively will also ba B greatest economic her sculpture. party wish to express certain professional i. n,'" he April 9. terested in the idea of cussed. wSs the war and men. "The present day life, Stu- 'hair appreciation and thanks r.M,.estest was the period said, "were the live force.; of Rus- The conditions of One session of tha World o who misery of the industrial age and Secretary of University will b the fap.uliv members war." sia. So great Is the lack of these Flans Talk the effect dent Christian federation ""de possible by just after the a Russian Frankforter the use of the ma- Saturday evenln. Two for- this party re-- He types ot men that when Y.W.C.A. Gels Smallpox held Treeing to act as guarantors, Russia Acknowieages gives a medical degree To Dorchester Teachers chine, relieving people of the work eign student of the UniTriiy of university obliged to do, y fore such a party could be Pictured the rise of K""1 really amounts to a blar.k check they formerly were Parmelec, acting Nebraska will speak. Th Uarrer-it- of of the nlno-eent- it depart- mind of many in the Mrs. Howard haT rep- "fcde poAsihie tome method about the middle with the amount to be filled In C. J. Frankforter of the has turned the orrAtaiv of i he University Y. W. of Nebraska will a from the beginning Is scheduled to direction of creative are, he said. conferenca, but "miceing me exyBuoco " century until later." He told of instances, not ment of chemistry C. A., is ill at her home with small- resentative at thia war The war a. Parent-Teacher- s Opinion of many other noted or thi type 'cassary. The committee the World uncommon, where one physician before the pox. During absence from the the main conference 1 of But, ne seak eve- and artist have empha her with Kan . that sufficient revenue a setback. would be entrusted with the health association of Dorchester the educators of the organization members will be held Jointly i J?dedT-R- 18 bOUnd subject will sized place of soap as a me- office Agri- obuined to finance the " ' a w hole regiment of holdiers. ning of April 1. Hiss the new wm university and Kansas State of Young Men dium carving In art study. Clay or tbr old and caoineis tb party and leave a small be "Opportunities for for Y. W. C- - A. cultural college a little later la foV The Russian revolution." he Engi- modelling has, of course, alway take charge of the ""X as basis for future parties. 8TerU,nforel gainst the In 'Chemistry and Chemical on the campus. month. : Hatfield "Sit said, "was a class waj . Coattmc 3. work Ruth knowledged the Ber- - CBtnaw4 ! neering." re ' A. O. WilHams '.according to Sir ,peclallsl T