1928-1929 Peru Pedagogian Issues 1-38

PE DAGOG.IAN

VOLUME XXIV.

FIRST MIXER I , I RATES HIGH 1 .

Fresh.men Acquaintances With

Spirit o f Old Peru

T AKE- OFFS F EATU RED

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WILL MEET RAVENS

St. Benedict's Bolste r e d Mu c h Ov e r L as t Season

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The d ope b u cket m ay be dam a g ed " Get a c quain t ed" was the spiri t of t h e 'Colle ge MixeT held S a t urday e;v_e - and its conte n ts a ll ow ed to escap e nin g on t he c a mpus a nd athlet ic wh e n t h e Bob cats m eet t h e pow e rfield It i s a n o ld custom to hol d a n ful S t. Ben edict's College e l ev e n in affair Of t h is t yp.e e ach fall, as it the P eru b owl Saturd ay, Septemb er seems t o p r o ve v e ry successful in en- I 29. In other words , thin gs m ay h aplar g in g stu d ents' "spe ak i n g " a nd I pen! d atin g" a cqu a intances

II S atu r d ay 's con test w ill be th e se aIden t ifica tio n car ds di d t h eir s h a re 1 son-op ene r fo r b oth teams. Co ach in helping t o m ake !>he exchang e of L on R. " Littl e Knu te" Graf h as b ee n nam es an e a sy tas k w ork in g a hos t of v ete r a ns a n d The crowd m e t a t the gymn a s iu m I 1 Co a ch " Jimm y " Loveless h as bee n a nd made a c q u a intances. F rom t h ere I·, Pictured above are t he Bobcats, 1927 champions of the Nebr as ka Ipu shin g hi s fr es hm e n charg es in a n t hey proceede d past the lib rary to - / fJ Int ercolleg ia te conference Startin g from top left to right, th e y are: Nai- attempt to se nd a well- g roomed ag'IJVard t he training bu il ding, pas t t h e 1 '· L man, Ro g ers, Krejci, Parrig tt, Heywood, Hart, Selk, Willi am s, Ri g - g r eg a to in a g a inst t he inv a ders fro m d ormitor y, a nd over t h e h ills to t he f,J g ins, Fra dy , Bunch , · Gaines, Majors, Kutnink (Assistant Co ach), Graf It h e wa r me r climes So far, t h e w o rk nthletic i;iel d. Here the (Co a ch), Mc Elroy, Cart er , Hertz, Gari ss (C aptain) , Brockman, Mal m , !'h as co ns isted mos t ly of s ig n al p rncwe re introduce d t o1 a few of t h e out - Fort, Zorn, Shum a rd, Zook, D e lzell, Young and Kerner.

1 t ise and dummy scrimm a g e t o sandstanding ev e n ts of the co lle ge pro - I Ip aper do w n t he rou g h ed g es, bu t t h e gram, c-0 n vo cat io n, foot b all, a n d

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STAFF I Bobc a t men t or expects t o un co r k o rc h estra prac tice.

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE · some r eal pra ct ise wor k t hi s week Aft er the fr eshmen marche d F INISH TRYOUTS I NOW ANNO UNCED '.a nd t ime S at ur d a y aro und t he athletic £ eld with Jap - Sept. 28 Hu'mboldt at Peru. I a re l a t iv e ly s m O'th- wo rkm g g ri d a nese lanterns, t hey heade d t h e m arch Oct. 12 Tecumseh, there.

1m achine t a ke the field aga in st t h e to .the cam pus where .t hey formed Annual Fall Play for 1928 Will Be : Oct. 19 Falls City, there. IJones, Ke ist e t, Cha telain , and Boot ? 1 K a nsa n s. an aisle for the upper classme n to "The Poor Nut" Nov. 2 Nebraska City, her e. I Will Head Publication Cap tain ·Daris Bunch, 208 p ound er, march t h r ou gh. B r ick ice c r eam a nd

1 No v. 16 Shubert, there. ·

1 No v. 29 Auburn, here.

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' seem s likely t o ge t the c a ll a t ce n ter, cooki es made t he freshmen 's wa it CAS T I NG IN :PROGRESS Nov. 23 there. I"TIP" TO WRITE SPORTS w hil e a l ocker room full of b acks a n d w o r th whil e.

From• an ap.earances, I Fall tryou t s for prob a tionar y m em- i Sept. 28 .Humboldt, here. The st a ff for t h e 1928 P e d a g og ian w a rd wall seem t o be h a vin g a s n apmi x e r assisted a de al mi ber ship in Peru Dr am atic Club we re l :wa s c h os e n b y t he N ews Wri t in g py ti m e fig h t in g it out. A t a ny r ate helpmg to m ake c ampus j complete d l ast Thui;sday afternoon. 'MUSIC "PROFCI ,, j cl ass on Th u r sd ay, Septe m}}er 13. Th.e ; Coac h Graf sh<YUld exper ie nc e li ttle

w el' e h d i n the Ll ttl e ' , , ; fo ll ow in we re s e leC; te d f Olr t h e l> 11 S}- , t r o u b le in mo u ld in g- a w i 11 n tn g e

Plans Made for Coming Year and Ru.dolf Anderson Lucille Hughes Ch Delight Audiences with Artistry ' . · 1- -0 -·- · - -

"Eat s " Passed Out a rlot te Carlson Flo"1 d Lew1·s Busmess Ma11aa r R J h Ch I · - - · J ., e a P ate am 1 t he tac k el births·, t o sa y 11'ttle of KerFred Cole MHdred Lefler P N b

The Y M. C A. held its firs t m eet- Harvey Cole Leland Lamb GIVE CLASSIC NUMBERS Ass't. Bus ere r Ed · B h i D elzell, R. H. Wili ng of t he y e a r S eptember 12 in the Frank Cope Lois Metcalf p i·k h _ Dou g l; s, w m oot F;wGler, Hurdle, Shestak, SimpLittle Theatre. Clay Coy Lucille Newcomer eru i es to ear Mr. D oy le sin g ;Sports EditO'I· "T' " R b ms an rass g uards, a nd Mille r Of particular merit were t wo num- 1 B bi p 0 erts and Brnnsdon to substitu t e for CapIn a s hort op e n iing 'address James IElvin Da v enport HarV'ey Nickel b . rownv1 e, e r. : · B . De lzell, p r esiden t of the a ssociation, Donna Jane Delzell William Okrent ers offered by this popul a r instruc- IAss't Spor ts Edi t or ___ Rol a nd Kreps Itam unch at the pivo t p p st. welcomed the new c omer s. and urg ed Anna Donner Edith Prokes tor last Wednes:day at convocation. ! D a wson, Nebr . , . Mos t likely candidat es fo r posi t ions th at every one co -oP'e rate t o make t his 1 Don a ld Duryea Edward Shaefer sung was the ari a !Society Ed itor ____ H a zel Hutc hin so n I the bac_kfield include Zook, K rebtgg·est an d bes t ye a r for the I Fairhea.d Russell Shaefer from ElLJah , Now Take Away My I · Albion N e brask a , JCI,. a nd Li v ermore a t qu arter wi th colle g e Y. M. C. A. Corrnn·e Frye Ralph Sellh prn written ?Y Mendolssohn. Be- 1' Campus Editor -.' __ L Lucil e D owe ll : "Big J oe" rulin g favori t e; Ca seb eer, !_,eo Hau ptman and Ralph Chate- i Ruth Ganz Earl Whipple .of a very high type, this number Farragut, Iowa ISautt er'. H ar t , Hurst, Sams, lam r epresent ed Peru at- the Estes· Marguerite Graves Walter Wiese cli.fficult to render. Mr . Doyle did !Faculty Editor __ H a rold McCreight . and W1cma m the h a lf b ack h oles Par k Y. M. C . A. conference this Velma Hansell EU.en Wilson it well. Fairbury, Nebr. :-a nd Hertz and H art answerin g at s u mmer. Mr. Hauptman brought Mary Hervey · The second song, "The Two Gren- jFeature EditoT ______ George Cook ; fullb a ck. Casebeer, S a utter a n d b.ack a very interest ing The a nnual fall "The :Pooi;- adiers" (Schumann), is p a r t icularly i Nebr a ska City, Nebr. I Zook been given t he m a n-sizti ve report of t he coovent10n Nut", by J. C and Ellen Nug ent, has interesting after an of its

IAc t ivi t ies Edit o r _R aym ond Ti enho lm eel assig nment d oin g· t he kickin g A!-te r. the t a lk t h.ere was a soc j al been receiving the attention of Mrs. music a l phraseology. Repeated bits Peru, Nebr. !H ei t.z f or t he p r esent, period m w hic h the old and new Joder club sponsor. Tryouts are in of the French anthem, the Ma rseilles., Deb a te Edi t or ____ Ern est Hassel bl ad j to d ivi.de his t ime b etween win g a nd bec am e a cquaint ed. pr0<gress at present, and the cast will are to bp heard in the refr ain. Mr. Per u, Nebr fullb ack O ffi cer s f o r t he present s chool b e a nnounced in a few d ays. This Do•yl•e was accompanied by Mr. R. T. E ach m em ber o:fl t he st aff h as bee n

F r es hmen Stronger Than Usu a l y e a r fo llow : is a play of college athlet ic life, and Benford. • g1v-en work for t he com i n g y e a r. a n d I This y e a r's fres h men st ock h a s James . Delzell - - - - - - - - President w ill b e, i n dr am atic t one, a rather Again last Friday the Music de- j every t hin g is wOi·ki n g smoothly. ! taken a j ump considera ble abo'Ve par. Wilbur S chindler __ Vic e P r eside nt light comedy. had charge of the pro g ram, Mnr. h of sp ort materi a l_ nnd j T he s q u a d s eems to be e nElton 'Reinmiller - -T r e asu r er t his time presenting Mr Jindra and news_ t_h e colleg e will be I d ow:d p le n ty of fig h t a nd h ave L e o H a uptman Secretary ' BENFORD WRITES

I Mr. Benford. Mr., Benford first play- pubhshed m t he cit y papers. I complex when mi x in g Mr. L. B. Math ew s, p r incip a l of . l ed Chopin·s "Polonaise Opus 53" , it with t he v arsity in daily dummy the h igh school, and Mr. Muhm, a s -

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scri mm ag e s is tant professor of g eo g r a phy, are !d1ff1cult techmque. As an encore R aric k, a clever pivot ma n h ailin g t he advisers. / number, he gave a most pleasing ren-

I-GOES TO LJNCOJ ·N

fr om A u bur·n· s eems to b e t he choice O n last W e d nesd a y ni g ht the Y. M. W ill Be

D ' dition of Beethoven's " C on t r a ...I at that pos1t10n on th-e fi rs t -ye a1· _ Performed in Peru urmg C. A . a n d Y. W. C. A. h e ld a joint . Dance." - squad , w hile Co a ch Loveless h as unHolidays m e e ting i n the hi g h school audit or-

Following these Mr. Jindra "played Dr. G. B. Do1son To He ad Depart- 1 covered a shifty pair of en ds i n i:im Mary took of t he "And Thou Bethlehem" is the title ; his second number first," whi ch w as ment at Nebraska Wesleyan Cla ussen of H a r t in gton an d Cowell s ingmg fo lJ owm g which Ave ryl . "S · h D ,, b - R b H' of P eru. R e c t or of Weeping Water . ' . of a Chnstmas cantata recently com- pams ance · Yi_ o y n. 1s sec- Games lead t h e dev otional. Jam es , 1 t d by M R T B f d f th ; ond offering "6th Air Va rie,, by de W o rd w as ooffici ally publis hed at quarte r , Sch a ffn er of No r t h L ou p D 1 II d ' p e e r. . . en o r o e , ' Th d h D G t h If d R a nd the r emamder o fl t h e meeting tte b Mr A J D 1 f 0 di"""layed in this number was self- he a d o:li Peru's En g lish d ep:artmen.t, 1 1 t h e othe r , and W alkin g sh aw of e[.Ze ma e sev era l a nnounceme:its 1 mus ic dep a rtment The libretto was Beriot. The fine art istry Mr. Jindr a urs a y t at r. B. Dolson, new ' a one a an a ilsb a ck of P er u at w1 1 n y . u n ap o ma- 1 h BJ h was gi ven over to an infor m a l t im e . h a . The score provides fur four Jevid-en t. ad resig ned his p osit ion. He will a nc a rd, fowa, at fu llback mak e up I t ake up ne ".'." w ork a t Nebr a s ka Wes- a ni ce combin ation of. b all lug g er s . p a rts, chor u s, a nd seve ral solos Pro.grams by a ny m em bers of the

FRESHME N M EET

The premier performance of this .: music facul t y a re alw a ys g re a tly ap- ley an . University. Ackerso n of Ad ams a nd F igher of The men met wit h Mr . work will take polace in Peru near the !preciated. D r . Dols on has b e en i n Pvru but Weep in g Water h a ve bee n p l a yi ng Delzell o n Septemb er 17 at con vo c a - Christmas holidays. Work has al- I a few w eeks ; nevert h e less, h h as t he tackl es wit h Stewart of A u burn t ion time . I ready been b e gun. All persons of , BOBCAT SCHEDU L E many fr ie nds a mon g t h e s t ,,den t J a nd !follenback of El mwood outThe hour was sp e nt i n t eachi n g th e m usical incli nation who h ave secret b ody wh o will regre t to see him standm g a t g u ard The fr esh m a n ne wcomers t h e colleg e so n g .an d yells. amb1·t1·ons of be1·l}g "fi r.st n1'!lh t e r s"

leav e. We wis h hi m t h e best of sue - sq u a d a lso . p r omises much i n Cole, a Followin g i s t he Bobcat sc hedule : pass sn agg h lfb k f w Ac c oird.ing t o Mr. "tbose will w elcome the oppo rtunity of h ear - At Peru: cess in his n ew position a n d exten d . . · m g a a c r om e epF reshmen s ure can yell." ing this fi r st rendition, as well as t he 1s t . Benedic ts, S a tnrd a y Sept. 29. ' h ea r ty . cong rat ul atio ns Wesl e y a n m g W ater , a n d P r iefert, gua rd , f rom Th F h I h v.., , U t · 1 · R ey n o ld s e· res men c a ss eld sep arate many fri e nds of the composer-pianist Maryville Mo S a turd ay Oct 6 mversi Y· · T d s b 18 · d f h ' " ' " · And s o, the spo tli g h t falls o n the conv ocation ues a_y , er , who. are intereste rOlJll ot er pQ ints Chadron, S aturday, October 27 President P a te stat es th at several h c urtai n raiser. L a st year Peru h a n dat . t e co lleg e aud1t or m m . of! VleW. (Homecomi ng) men are being considere d as Dr. Dol- ed S t . B enedict's t h e short end of 19 Miss Tear had charge· o f the m eet- M;r. Benfo•r d h a s b ee n q uit e s ue- K .., F 'd N b son's s ucc essor, and t h at one of these · · d h lf F b f · H earuey, r1 ay, ove m er 16 to 0 co u nt af te r a never -say-die co nmg, mtr o ucmg erse as r e s man c ess fu l as a c omposer o m usic e · will b e chos en in the n ear f uture Dr D olso n r eceived hi s d egree from bu t w h at th e fi g h tin g Ir ish we r e on e sp ons'er After teUin g , the class 1h as m an y s on g s no w p u b lish ed, a nd Away from home: test at· At chis on, There is no d ou bt the plans fo r t he future s h e a n - is p ropably o ne of t h e 1-e adin g com- Oct. l-3, St. Louis Uni., at St. Louis . Corne ll Univers ity, Ith a ca, N ew York, olf t h e s t ron g est opponen t s th e Bobnouneed t hat i nstallati'on of o ffi c ers 1pos ers o f Nebraska. Oct. 20, Still Co1leg e at Des Moines. a nd s ince that time has t au g h t a t cats met l as t y ear and the sportswould take place s oon, and c an did ates / Mo r e d e fi ni te inform ati on as t o the Nov. 3, W ayne, at Wayne Buffalo U niversity, New Yo r k , May- 1m a n ship ·a'nd hospitality s hown t owould b e v oted on two weeks a f ter- exact date w ill i n the P e d ago 24, Omaha Uni at Omah a ville N orm a l, Ma ryville , N. D., and w a rd t h e visi t ing t e am is w ell worthy ward. giah later , Nov. 29, T a rkio, Mo., at T a r k io I College of. t he Pacific, California. of n ote h e re

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of the Caesars, or whether the rural lobby. D rop in and se e u s somemailman makes it in a country road time. ,

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created, Glenn Sl agle left early Tuesd ay mo rnin g News of' M r. Rho d es' speed y rec o very i s a ntici pated after a rain. We may fool ourselves 1 II into thinking t hat we're in th e most \ THE MISCELLANEOUS CORNER

FACULTY GOSSIP VISITS CAMPUS

deli g htful rut in the world ; but how \ a bout out? I Some d ay when you're in the Ii- · -----------------.: I " I'm begi n ning to realize how 1i tagain, when we speak of set- brary, take a look at the mag a zines Mr. and Mrs Linds ay ,. durin g the I . tie I r e ally k n ow, but t han ks to my thng may be reminded in the miscellaneous corner of the summer, tr a v eled in W yomin g and Peruvian Tells o f Forme r Campus tp;ract i c e t eachin g, I am g ettin g alon g alinost 1mmed1ately of the "grind." magazine rack. It seems as if all the Monta na collec ting material :flrom the I College Arrang·emen t v er y well, " writes Cecil S t ark. super_'N ell, if it i.s, a continual grind, t here "queer ide as" in the country have IHistorical Soci-ety at Helen a,_ Wyo- int ende n t of the m uni c ipal ward 1s something wron g True enoug h , \somehow foun d their way to this min g, on the History of Nm:thern C ap you im agine black waln ut s ch oo l at Ch app el, N e bras k a. Mr we m a y need to grind place. Also , it seems as if the g re a t- Wyoming, particularly in reg ard to Ib oard the co Hege campus? Sta rk his work, and h as been to sharpen the edg e of intellect, but 1 er part of t his pile of propaganda the Big H orn Basin. Mr. an d Mrs. l? a n you 1magme_ P eru with out a n )made ch a irm an o f the N . S. T. A . axe is continually on the /has been sadly neglected. P erhaps Lindsay went through all the n·ews- mch m town? Such was membership committee for D e u e l g rmdstone will never do any wo•rk. students are doing a little thinkin a papers in northern Wyomin g and lth.e picture pamted· by C. L Hopper, coun ty, He p lans t o e n roll D euel

An incessant grind is no t hin g but a !for themselves, after all. .,,, sou thern Montana. They also inter- a student from to w.ho was coun ty t eachers one h un dred pre r c en t. rut. · viewed old settJ.ers, among them, Mr. Ion the with his f a mily last ___

CONC:ERNING BELIEFS Beck, w ho accompanied Cofone! w. \Wednesday. That brilliant ma n of affairs, A.r t hBefore dec1dmg upon a Journey W . Cody into the Big Horn Bas in. When asked if Peru had c hanged u r L i nda hl, who r eceive d his degreethrough this institution, search out We do not wish to open that old Ano t her ·eminent person whom they Iany since he was a student here, Mr. in 1927, is a g ai n among us a s a s sistyour dest inat ion, then select your much hashed-over controversa r y-sci- in terv iew e d was Mr. Hayden, who Hopper replied tliat t he girl's dor - ant t o Dr. Brow n, r e gis t rar road. Most of them are well marked, -ence vs. religion-herein. W e only surveyed the city of Cody , Wyom- mitory was the only :fiamiliar b uildin g s urfaced, but chucky _in_ spots. wish to urge students, particularl y ing. Mr. Hayden is a graduate of the and that Miss Clark, langu a ge in- \ W a l t e r Alfs, d egTee '27 , a n d L l o yd Select your work, hit it hard, do as new students, not to become unduly University of Nebraska. They inter- structor , was the sole survi vor of t he I Beemer, deg ree l ast s u mme r are e nmuc? else as you can. Don't be excited, and to look at the propmsi- viewed Mr. Hall, the man wha sent faculty of his day. He said th e Ijoyin g envi able posit ions 'teaching afraid to correct mistakes, or'. if ne- tion with their reason in control of the message from Fort Stanborough t:ees have made an enormous g rowth manu a l t rain i n g at Mankato, Minne:o start. -all agam Set- their intelligence. to Omaha, a nnouncin g Custer's de- smce 1901 The campus, with it's sota. Mr Alfs i s sup ervis o r of mana trifle wanly; then keep In so fas as taking sides with be- Hall resides near Fort Wash- spaced buildings, and hust - jual arts tn the junior high s chool · liefs, many people seemingly find a ak1e. He has been in the state Sen- mg students, seems very small and lthere. You might go wron g, but volll a t · W · d · cramp d h "d H J • d h b . • shii.rp corner to turn when they reach e smce yommg was a m1tted to e , e sa1 . e exn ame t at 1 pro ably won't. college. Adolescence is rather free 1the Union. on the plains Wal do Willhoft, w h o r ec-eiv.e d his OUR POLICY (almost caref1ree) minded ; and there Mr. Lindsay has the con tract to PerU, was used to degree in 1926, lef t Saturda y fo r Ann is a sharp and sudden narrowing edit the papers of John w. Deane, miles and seemg no t h i ng but Arbor, Michigan He i ntends to -en. Here is your first Pedago g ian of down,,to be .encounte!'ed "within· the Iwho was a colO'nel the Civil ter colleg e of the University the year. Doubtless, it contains a walls. Nearly any person has men- War, and at present is Mayor of Mr. Hopper taught schoo l t w o of Michigan host of errors and imperfections. ta l abili ty enough to keep his bal- Wyoming. for six years. In These we will make an honest endea- ance on t his ,question, but the ten- Mr. Lmds.ay also had use of< the this capacity he h as had ampl-e opvor to weed out :a5 time passes, and d e ncy is to make decisions without 1di a ry of D octor Thomas Mg hee. Mr. lportunity to observe several Peru as our experience g rows rn fficie n t p1•epo nderance of tho u g h t iMghee _accompanied Captain Bates sai;ne spirit of loyalty

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Ru t h S m edl-ey of B ro ck, N e bra s ka, w as elected Preside n t of the Earl y Element ary C oun cil w hi c h met i n t h e Kinder.gar t en roorq Tue sday eveni n g a t 7:30.

The evenin g was sp e n t in p l ay in g games a nd initiation of fre s h men.

After the usu al business was bro u g h t b efor e t he c ouncil, install ation of\ O'fficers took pl ace.

Lig ht r efreshmen ts were served, a.nd the meeting adj orn e d .

We believe i n the newspaper as an Nabody h ' ht t an d Chief Washak1e on a raiding ex- \which was hig h rn 1901, a n d which as a ng o make a de- dT · h · 1 a d h" t d influence for good. By mak1"ng the cision wh" h d" 1· . !Pe I ion mto t e Big Ho rn Basin. IC use im o sen severa l studen t s m 1savows re 1g1on or re- Th" · t P · "d · Pedagogi an a g ood newspaper, we pudiates 1 1s was t he raid called Bates's B at- 0 eru, is evi ent m today's graducan also make it a poten t i al influence yea ' t' m ess two tie orf July 4, 1847. ates of P.eru, he declared. He h as for the upbuilding o:f1 the school. rs 1; colleg e. And, m two Mr. Lindsay wi'l l use this material ..s'een several members of Peru's a lumTh f th h" ty.earstho s Y with careful medita- he has collect:ed for his doc tor's di s- \ni w ho have suc ceeded in their ere oire, e t mgs which in our 1011, ere is very mu c h less dang t t ' H · · "Th ' fi · q own minds, are good wi'll b e' placed of a a· 1 · er ser a 10n. e 1s assistant professor I e cert1 cate issued to me is still ny ra 1ca revo lut·o t k' I · h " · rd · wi.th in _its pages We expect that 1 n a m g P ace m istory an d other social sciences Iva I · It nearly expired rec en t ly, but some of you will not 1 Reh gwn I S too vital a t hi ng-too and instructor in English at Peru I was called on to fill an unexpec t ed a ways agr ee ancient · I 1 H · · with wh at we say- in fact e d t a Je a ous Y preserved preced- e 1s a graduate of the University of vacanc y , an d that preserved i t " he ' ' w 0 no ent set bv N b k · ·a Mr H h ' want everybody to agree with what , · : ou r be cast e ras a with the A. B. and M. A. sa1 · opper as his home we say, fpr an unop,posed statem nt h astil y Science 1s too positive, de g rees, and a g r adu ate student at o n a r a nch at Hay Spnn g s , N e braska , is ooten one of li.tt\e moment. H:w- convmcmg a thing to be blindly the Univ ersi t y of Minnesota. retiring from the teaching proever, if you do disagree w'th ig nored. And here is the marro•w of fess1on. come around a nd tell us the whole Neither h as any busi- Mr. E C. Beck, former Profess or Anyone who h as any :flaith in a con- ness meddling' m the other's business. a nd Head of the English Department E.AiRLY ' ELEMENTARY ELECTION viction should not be afrai d to set it D? not t hink yon are "st r addlin g of Peru S tate T eachers College w as forth. With this purpose in mind the issue" when you try to view both a welcomed visitor on the campus rewe are creating a Public of them fair-mindedly. Yo u are .not, cen t l y. Mr. Beck receiv ed his Ph. D. 10n co1lumn, wherein anybody has the for they are separate spheres ofl from Peabody College at Nashv ille right to air his views in a signed t hought- "as far as the east is from Tenn essee. .He will be the head of stateme nt. We hope it will be u se d. t he west." the En g lish Department of Mount . it will the policy of the . Shall we g iv e up our reli g ion? PJ.eas ant Normal School, Moun t Pleased1torial staff to mclude. as much as Ce1·tain l y not Sh II h . . ant, Michi ga n . Mr. Beck was g radu'bl · a we, t en ig nore t d · h h poss1 e, creative matenal of merit what science teaches? N ' ·1 a e w it t e Class of 1912, of which by Peru students. M:ake your mi"nd heh. lfven Y· W. N. Delzell was adviser As fo th tt f · . ave i.tse and r e ma er o ed1tona ls. vou forget there is a fl" ' may accept, as the unqu alified isn't. con ict, for t here Mi-. A lfred Professor of Ed(Continued on Last Page)

Miss Cecil Ch ambers r e ceive d her degree m 1927. She has been elect e d as the T rainin g Teacher in the State Teachers College at East Lo V N M s eg as b ev: ex1co. S h e left last wee k to egm her new w o rk.

The hi h g schoo l of Jackso nville Florida, has e l ected Est h L • H t er omse o y . as t heir d irector of music Mi Ho yt iis. a d · ss gra uate of P-eru and h been grad u ate work at Columbia Sc hool oil M C . us1c, h1cago

Irma Casey h in t h e accep t e d a posit ion . conune1·c 1al deuartm t f th hi.g h schoo l at B:umbol d t ho e Miss C ase y recently w as , e rask a. t he Registrar a t p secreta r y to eru

A f t e r l b" ., e s ummer a t C um 1a U n iversity Mild oreturned to Dav i d ' c· r ed P ate h as begi n he ity, Neb ras ka to r second y e a r in t h E ' d e partment there. e ng lish

Miss M aud Hend e r son is t k" work for her M a s t , a mg Uni versit y Sh er s deg r ee at Iowa . e was A Women t h · cting Dean of is s u mm e r d . Dunning's a t ten da urmg Mrs Universit y. n ee at Columbia

t and Archery t he minor. I Nmeteen cinder pounders received know the best

g old track shoes from Coach Graf at . .

SCIENCE

. HALL the opening of the school year in FLOYD PALMER 0 ..

BEING ·pu·SHED'l

of the Street) of. -t heir perfo_rmances I

the. 1928 season _which was , chmaxed with the annexmg of an_ !other champip nship to the already

New Science Hall Rising Rapidly Iswollen list. · ·

We

Welcome Students and Faculty

from Old Ruins. ! Th os e to rpc[!i v,e the · 'and wish you all a happy healthy· a,nd prosperous school j sho e were: Zo ok (Capt ai n), Mumper, ' year.

D urin g t he p a st week H. W. Meg- 1Zorn, Carter, Williams, Delzell, 'WiA- /J

H E' M . A R D J S . S T Q R E . i nnes, the architect for the new ina, Heywood, Sams, Young, Kern'er, .( Sc ience building, here inspecting Selk, Beckord, Dallam, 1 pvt he work done pr10r t o pouring con- Hertz, KreJCI, and Le a hy. Zorn, 0 erhead to meet. .. . ':rete for the seco:r'.ltll floor. Con- Car ter, Heywood, Selk, McElroy and 1 s tructi on . work is p roceeding quite Beckord were lost through

rap idl l'm>on t he buildin g , a ni ght shift .tion, but the rest are exnected to J •

'Qeen· press ed into action on give a good account of themselves , Q Watchmaker and Jewel'e,r

t he concret e floor construction. when track season rolls a round a g ain. ."

T h is new buildin g was provided for in al\ appropriatio n oil t h e - 1927 le g islature; and it occ upies t he space wh ere the Old Normal Hall stoo d but a f ew short weeks- ago

B. K. B a ker, Associate Pro:flessor of Ed uc a tion, att en d-ed t h e Un i v ersity e f K ansas for ten weeks this summer. While t h e r e h e m ad e a special study of s om e new German psychologic al t heori e s . At the close of. the term

T. C. COLLINS MEAT MARKET

h e s p ent some time vacationing iit Peru, Nebraska

C a m p Gr a ndview, Missouri. Mr. Q

Bak er, a.s usu a l, caught m any fish,

o .

STU·DE NTS AND FACULTY

We are glad b> welcoone you to Peru. · ·

We are glad to wrap your , packages, gi;ve you boxes, paper or string.

b . ut had es_oecial g ood fort une to l and -r-... k a forty -fi v e pound yellow catfish. ro ".: of s:::h Penn a nts, C aps, Pillo ws, etc. See 1 1 0 attractively priced.- Take the Elevator. "Mill a rd F owler , 1s t d oo r N. G aines /l We are not mere store keepers But we ,merchanH all, or Ada Eyre, Dormitory. V 0 0 Q dise our products whlch ;are goo d things " to :eat. . That is O F1·s<:::>=k why we have 6usiness. we· want · to ' thank the 00 00 many come:.back custoi;ners.

VISlt O.ur New Shoe Department featuring Ladies'- and Growing Girls' Shoes exclusively at $5.00, $6.00, $7.00, ,. $8.0.0 and 2nd Floor.

(Incorporated) 0 M E Shuck, Ph.D. Manager /) 0 PALMS CANDY KITCHE N O 0 Suite 410 -11 Symes, Denver ov /) ' I' G ,, OOD THINGS TO _ EAT 0 Has more vacancies tha 11 satis- V 0 Ji fa ctory applicants to fill them. 0 ,, ·. · . ., .. .,,..c:=,,... STUDENTS! ATIENTION! 0 0 0 SERVICE STATION Mak e' a day's for one ho urs work after Classes. No 0 0 Q Repair Work experience or investment necessary. We have an opening at Peru State Teachers College. con· , } , N ebr;iska City " "" . .. Courtesy !jidered of their receipt. Write for free 0 0 Get discount i,n S&H 1Stan:1P'8 , J. M . ROWEN /l ,particulars. eo. INC., ST. JOSEPH, MICJf. 0 . . . 0 I • .-

CROSS-COUNTRY FALL FEATURE·

TRAINING SCHOOL ''DIDOES''

Peru is proud of her , Training Cinder Men Working Out For School. Each year there has been ney-Peru Marathon 'Meet an increase in attendence in both the Senior and Junior high schools and Many track stars are limbering up in the grades. This is due to the for the Dual Country Meet with the splendid administration in cooperaKearney Teacher's at Peru, Novem- tion with best instruction p ossible. her, 16, during the Peru-Kearney Ali departments have increased in football game. size as is shown by the enrollment.

The course has not been definite! )\ The Senior high school a t thi s time laid, but will probably start flrom the! has an enrollment of 112 students; "P.eru Bowl," go up: Joy Hollow, and Ithe high school has 63; and return back to the athletic field. They Ithe Kmdergarten to sixth grades will finish between halves of the have 106. fo otb a ll game. 1 Many new students have to·

The following men have reported: : the Training School this year. Th'E! y

Dick Williams. track star in half are: mile and mile will lead the Bobcats.

He showd up unusually well at the State Meet last spring.

Mumper, another track veteran is out for thet earn.

Gallaway of Plattsmouth, a high- j school s tar last year in distance'S is also working for a place with the Bobcat tracksters. He placed well in the . MINK meet.

Vincent Briggs of Falls City also a s t ar quarter mil-er ;s l!ppearing regularly :fur stiff work outs.

Fred Coie, Glen Cope, Russell Sheafor and Ed Sheafer are showing up well.

LIBRARY FEATURES

Miss Branson, assistant librarian ga ve a very interesting talk to all new students ,on the campus, Thursday a t ch a pel t ime.

Brownville: Harold Armstrong

Harold Furnas

Howard Furnas

Ivan Newton

Josephine Hylton

Margery Kelly

Katherin·e Whitten

Margie Lawrence Nemaha

Roland Stevenson

Helen Howe

Blanchard, Iowa: Elizabeth McGinnis

Syracuse: Eloise Fairhead

Tecumseh: Olita Fink

Julian:

Litta Hauptman

Elmwood:

Lela Horton

CAPTAIN DARIS BUNCH ' I

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u c ati on a nd . Head of Dep.artment of Education, left Friday, Sept. 14, for the Univers ity of Iowa, at Iowa Ci t y, Iow a , to take up work on his Ph. D. degree.

Mr. CrafSO assisted the period of reg istration and helped to : g ive the mental tests.

IV erne E . Chatelain, Professor of History and Other Social Scie11ces / and Head of the Department left I recently for the University of Mini nesota where he will finish work for I his Ph. D. degree Mr. Chatelain j was there !ast year, having re turned I to Peru this summer, to carry on his I work .Jn the college

Captain Daris Bunch will his A. B. Clayburn, Professor of Geoteam mates into action for the first . graphy, has left for the Unh1ei:sity time this season against St. Benne- 1of Chicago'. w here he wm carry on diet's College of Atchison, Kansas. wor'k for his Doctorate. Bunch was chosen all-state on the mythical team of last year and John R. Muhm, Assistant Professor bids fair to repeat agaiIJ this season oil Geography, is taking over Mr . , Clayburn's work while the latter is

ABOUT THE CAMPUS

Mrs Johnson, wife of Doctor Johnson, of Peru, will ·assume Emily JohnS'On's p osition of college nurse.

aw,ay. Mr. Muhm is a .graduat e of

1the University of Nebraska with B. S. I and M .S. degrees. For the past four summers he has taught Geography at the Teachers College of Emporia, Kansas.

OUR AJ>VERTISERS

The P e dagogian wishes to e:xgra titud e to our adverpress l did amount tiser s f o r the sp e n of ad v e rtising they have bu t ed: To s t udents : Pedagogtan advertisers are up and coming. Let's p atronize them'! Service W ith a Smile

SHOE SHOP

Peru Neb.raska 0 DR.

I Crystal Theatre

II "The Bett e r Ole"

Thomas E. Er.mis, Assistant Pro- Starring Syd Chaplin in a side ll fe8Sor of History and Other Social splitting w ar comedy. Also • 1

Sciences, sp:ent three months this comedy.

summer as a counsellor and aquatic I

ENTRANCE TEST GIVEN

Two hµndred twenty-eight Freshmen took the entrance test which was given during the first week of school. About did not take

Gladys Tackett

Burr: Naomi Wilcox

P-rinted copies of library rules were g iven out at the close of the meeting.Auburn: Thelma Pasco

Colorado: Iris Burkey

Gerald Tyler

R. R. Wonder, coach of the Peru

students tak!ng Art .this year above last, many more being found in the requiPed Art classes as well as in Design classes.

More students· are taking Physical Science this year. There are thirtysix in Elementary Chemistry, whereas there were about twenty in times past.

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on Lake Mille Lacs, in northern Min- "THE CROWD" I nesota.

I

Rulo: J

I King Vidor's grea test s u c c e ss I '

. I smce e --., 1recte "T.he Big II•Parade." Eleanor B o ardman ·f.

11 and James .Mur ray s tarring in I this .big vroductioa.

1 I I PH OTOGRAPJ-JfC , .• f F.ri., Sat., Sep t 28-29 I h MILTON SI L LS IN I NEEDS - f. a I YOUR

it but will be given an - I Bob kittens , had the mi sfo rtub e to A number of students are enrolled' later. tear some ligaments of h is 11houlder in the Mat hematics and Maau a.l Arts

These tests have been given for the while training the kittens. From. all courses with the intention oil eventulast fiv•e years. This tes t shows a indications the Bopkittens will be a ally taking up Engineering at th e lar.r • · per cent of superior s t udents hard fig h t ing team wi t h punch University. Increased numbers takin the Freshmen class th a n ever be- which very few high school t e ams in g Manu al Arts nec essitated a divifore. From these results Peru State can excell. Under Wond er' s direc- Sion t he y ear's work so t h!\t a part Teachers College is 'attr actin g more tion, the squad should show some su- will receive second semest ei: courses s uperior st udents each y ear. , perior teamwork and fast pl ayi ng. the first semester.

r-----......;.._________, \ The Training School campus should All · the Penmanship students of

ILATE

LOCALS

appeal t o all Training School stu- the second term of summer school

dents as well as others The lawn in were g ranted their Palmer Teacher's , front of t he building is in fi ne con- 1Certificate. This makes the first one-

dition and gives a pleasin g effect. hundred per cent class of Pen.manLas t Tu egd ay ni ght a squad picture J All play.g round equipmen t h as re- ,ship students here at Peru. · w as t a ken of the Peru Bobcats, which 1 ceived a new coat of p ain t, and pre- 1 -· ,

be sent to the St. Louis Univer- sents a appeara nce The W. R. Pat e, President, a tt'ended s1ty. Iweeds which were we st of the Columbia University at New York

While the Bobcats were in a ction a 1 building have been cut, and even the !City during part of the summer. Mr. Bunch, an outstanding football play- 1proved uppn. Peru can boast of one College Administration. picture was taken of Captain Daris football dummy has been well im- 1Pate took special work i n T.eachers

CLEANI NG AND PRESSING

Club--Big S aving. us about i t Come in and see er in the colleg iate circles Also oth- of the fines t Training Schools in Neer .s t ar p l ayers were t aken and the campus is ) n keeping while they were m action. with the fine building. 1t is known . H ' c•, d T ·1

Join

Peru will play the St Louis Uni- as the T J. Majors Training School. A. E. Johnson, D. D. s. ' erman s ieaners an .al ors versity October 13 at St. Louis

Pennants, Caps, Pillows, etc. See Phone 36

Last week, T. J. Majors at- Millard Fowler, 1st door N Gaines tended the National Encampment of Hall, or Ada Eyre, Dormitor y.

the Grand Army of the Republic Denver, Colorado. Col. Majors is a U veteran of the Civil War.

Col. T. J. Majors !lnd Preside nt W.

R. Pate left the latter p'llrt of last -FRESH FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERY week to attend the meeting of the Nebrasl\a Stat e Normal Board which Cookies, Cakes, Bread, and Lunch Meats was held September 24. Mr. Majors i s president of this board

HOT COFFEE, COCOA, AND SANDWICHES' SCHOOL AND COLLEGE SUPPLIES

What is a picniic lu n c h witltaut f)astry and bakery delicacies? We have at all times of fr es h bun s , rolls, and pies for your outmgs.

And th e p rices ? They are right o

P e nn a nts, Cap,s, Pillo ws, etc. See Milla rd Fowler, 1st door N. Gaines Q Hall, or Ada Eyre, Dormitory.

For

PERU P'Ei>AGOGIAN

PATE 'fALKS

·-------.iBOBCATS WIN 1

1.....----- --. PERUVIAN NOW

THE DEN I . .. , FIRST GAM·'E I PUBLIC OPINIO!'! UND

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Gi¥es .

AT¥. M. C. A. Survey o f Social

ATTENDANCE LARGE

· ·

This pape r hopes to serve the Some ma y say: "I didn't college as " the voice of the peokno".' The Pedagogian had an I Hereafter, therefore, we office. Where is it?" In st. Benedict's Downed Af- y our grievances, petiswe r to t his, 'let us here, in a H d S 1 tions, appeals, pef g rouches, C<>nspicuous ' place, tetl - you' ter ar · trugg e joy.ous exuberance's, atld whatwhere to find us The gymna- FINA'L SCORE 6 TO 0 not for Qpinion col- CONTRACTS ARE READY siu m is located bet'\"een the •ad- umn. This is one of the parts

Staff Officials Selected · in · ' Recent Poll iministration building and tlie of the paper which staff mem- The P eruvi a n , the colle g e's year'rhe third Y. M. C A meeting of library. I nside the front door Coac h Graf's Bobcats p lu n g ed, b e rs cannot sit down and write. bo ok, h as beg un op erations fo r the the yea r #w a s well a t t ended and an I · and to the l e (.t are stairs. Climb p assed an d kicked t heir way to a 6 D e posit all such m aterial in ye ar's work. A t a class meeting h eld w e re looking fo r ward t o a four flights of thein and then t o ' O win ov er the St. Be n edi ct I r is h the box near the do or to the . T u esday, Sept em b er 25, the Senior great f.or - the on I look" for a sign "Pedagog ian frdm At chison Saturday, S eptember I iR egistrar's Office. Be s ure to e le cted as Edit or -in -Chief Wilca.mpius. Office" on the doot. That's us. 29, in the Peru bowl. · i i sig n a ll .articles. i bur Schin dler ·of F al ls City, N ebras; Th e ;mee ting w.as opened by Amzie t Alt.hou g h p en a lties too k t he ir u s u a l I ka T o the posit io n of B usiness ManGrass who had ch arge of t h e d e vo- · early sea s on toll, the Bobcat s sho w - ager P aul Combs pf Tabor, Iow a, t ionals. He emphasized .th at l

BIG P£P MEET

R·OUSES SPIRIT

ed considerabl.e driving power on the

·uPPER CLASSES ;w

as elected. bur life we "Choos e t 4e r i g ht path " I · ·· , ··' offense and displayed : unusual "stone- l The s taff wi ll b e chosen shortly, Mr Pate gav e a very in t erest in g 1

wall" qu alities o n the defense.

ELECT OFFICERS

af t er whic h orga ni zed staff work will and instruct ive talk, nis subjec t be- The lone · tally of · the game came j begi n From the Sophomore ing; "Th e Status o f R eligious Tho ught l · . · l ate in the first quarter. Captain ' 1 · • • t h ere is y e t t o be elected two assoat tlhe Present Ti m e." Crowd _. Invades T 0 W n , Bunch's k ick-off was .receiv ed b y 1 Marren, Mathews , Dy ke i ciate editor s a nd an associate busiHe bro1U ght to the ' atten ti.on of. 'th e j Homes, and Campus· J o hnson o"n his own 18 yard li ne a nd New :Presidents l n ess manager. remaii:ider of th e society these facts: Egypt, earl y in return ed 6 v ards. Both tean1s failed I staff Hold appointive offices. 't he histo ry, h a d been a great ! Last ' Frid·ay evenin g was! t h'e time t o g ain and the exchange of punts Th e three upper cl asses h a v e h eld I Negoti atio ns fo r the prin t in g a nd powe1· but that she h a d p a ssed into whn the B ob c at was c ertai n ly let 01,1t n ettl e d Peru 20 yards P eru took the t heir el1ectio ns for t h e com ing y e ar. ' engraving con t'racts have been u ndc ad e Tic-e 'J,'her:,i Assy ri a came t o of th e ba g ! L e d b y t he f our cheer b a u d own t he fi e ld t o the 20 yar d Th e followin g paragraphs con ta in d er way, an d t h ese co'n tracts will be top but a lso fell, Babyl om a leap:ers mus icians. a p e p- lin e \vhere t hree p e n a lt ies pus h e d a resu m e of t h e. electio n s' resul ts: : signed sho r t l y. :rose to n u mber inflcte d m ob of g ood-w ill r iote rs t h em back to m id fi eld ag a in. Case- S e niors j The Peru vian · h as been p u blished t ho.se o f the p ast 'Persi a rei gn ed su- sto r m e d t h e fo rti fic atio ns at sev-er a l p!U n t "roll e d d ead in t he e nd At a r ecen t meeting Harold Mar- by t he · schoo l for a long period of p reme but likew ise co'l.lld n ot s tan d po1ints of vantage , an d gaine d t h e zone F a ilin g ' t ? itai n fr om · sc rim- r en, T ecumgeh , N ebraska was elect- 1time. The .19?7 P eru':'1an commemothe test, then came t h e ·Gree ks under vict ory wi t h little effo rt. m age, W a lsh, Benedict's fullback ed pre sid e nt of t he Senior c l ass ; r ated the s ixti eth anmvers ary of t h e the mighty Alexande r Qnly t o pass E a r ly in evei;iing, z;umors ; dropp eCi b a ck and booted the , Mr Marren summe r an d college. Eac h year the h as µi µme det: adence w ith t h e oth- a b,;mt; somethin g o r other in t h e ·form I t o Young· who d ropp ed m I sch oo l h e r -e d urin g the y ea r s I t h eme which IS car'11he great Roma_n E m pi re ·:was of a. rally -wer e g oin g about, but i his t1:ac k s on the Visi t ors 40 y a rd I of 1924 to 1928, a nd h as taugh t fo ur ri ed it s pages.next in line but she fa r e d n o better b a d y k n ew a nyt hin g fo r s u re Then •line. ,. !years. I The of the 1929 is than those following, and ' noy.r we a bou t n ine o'clock I t h e n came ac t ion " Big J oe's" Ot her offi c ers el ected were: 1Ioc ated m t h e c ollege_aud1torm m the Anglo-8.axo,n race carvyin g w h o h a d do ne t h eir w ork w e ll, st a r t- th'i:illing p a ss ·to · Youn g for 34 yards Avery l G ain es __ __ Vice -Presid en t l Mr W R. C art e r is the S em oi c i vilization. onward a nd µpward: e d to gath e r co n verts from every CO i' - p u t t h e in s cori ng pcrsi tfo.n P eru , N ebraska I c l ass sponsor

The speaker gave two• c a uses for Iner The w h ole g roup in on t he Kans a s"s 8 y ard li ne. A p lun ge IMargaret Clin eb ur g Sec r eta r y :t he decadence of these r aces F irst, 1 fr o nt of- t he Library buildi ng and I by H erti, by Casebeer a nd a P eru, N ebrask a : PHILOS

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· ( Continued o n Page 3._) j s t a r teq ou t fu r town On t he way j third by H ert z pl a ced t he b all ac ross jHar ol d McCrei g h t - - T reas ure r 1 -----;:;_ t h e abod e of Coach .was visi ted, 0 t h e last white _H n e for , six I F a irbu ry. Nebr aska j YEAR'S WORK

hill to P r e si d e n t Pat e's r esidence, an d R i g g in's rec ove r x , of 1.\- fumbled pass Om ah a, Neb rask a : 1hi g h s cho ol auditorium la st Thurs d ay . ; The cas t fo r t h e firs t three-a c e g reeted h i m w ith v igo r . Fro m the nc e . (C ontinued on P ag e 4.) Wi lli"!i.m .Okre n t - - - - -;-- - - Tre as urer evening.

D r am at ic Cl u b play is now c omp lete . t h ey p recee de cl t o Dea n D e lz e lJ!s, a t / .. 'l I H a mbur g, ,Io wa. I . A v ery fin e pro gram w as prese n t , T hose player s p assin g the t r you ts w h ich place, of cours e, t h ey we r e

KITTENS nou'N

, Sophomores : ed The fir s t se lec t ion was a p ian o hav e b e en · a ss ign ed p a r ts as fo llows: wa r m l y g r eete d. ' ' 1f f D ale ' D y k e, •Ma lvern , Iowa, w ns soio by Mi ss Lucill e H u g hes, "Bu tterJ.o h n Mill er - - - D-0 n a'ld Du r y e a T h e ffn a l. action w as a fl an k move -

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el ect ed P res id e n t of t h e Soph o m0>r e fl y, " b y Grie g . Ruby Brown n ex t Col. Sm all - - - - - - - Leo Hau ptmai:i Iment upon t he Dorrrut or y . .The' I · rt- cfass a t a meeti n g h eld Tu es d ay a t s a n g two numb e r s, a ccomp a nied at ,;Spi'k e " Hoyt __ Ralp h Se ll horn aggre g·ation clustered a bou t t he fron t - - - 1ch ap el tim e in t he hi g h s'C110 0J a u di- .t he pi a no by Lucille Hu g hes, Jo y Coa c h J ac kson Harvey' Ni cke l p orc h an d listene d s ome di g nified p t Fl h F on torium . ! Mic k el pl ay in g t he vi olin obli gato. Magpi e W-e lc h - -· Cedric C r i nk .remar ks of Mrs. Dun n in g. · . "as · · - <?rm Other offic ers are : I Miss Brow n ' s numbers were "Indi a n P r o.fesso.r Deming H a rv e y C o.l e S o n gs a nd yells thereup on ffow..e d Muddy Grid.. Ernest R o th ert - Vic e P res id e nt I D aw n," by Zamecn i k a nd "One Fleet"H u b" .S mitn ____ : :_ _ Clay Co y quit e free ly , an d, the re vel ers were • H a rv a r d , N eb ras k a ·in g Hour," by Lee Her se'"W a.Il J.r" Piei: ce - - - Ea1·l Whip ple ' tur nin g hon:i ewa r d, the s tr ains of VISITORS

ARE SCRAPPY

I Mar ga re t B u mp - T r e asur er le ctions w er e deliver ed in a w a y "'D o c " Sp urney __ Wa ll a ce H erve y " T aJJ'I?" out f ro m som f:l - · . . Wi t c hita , : , whi ch was hi g hl y pJ e as(n g t o · a ll ( "'

A - - - - - - - J o hn Bath where--a fittm g cl os e t o a most Co a ch W o nder's Peru Pr ep ste r s 1Mary Gray - - - - - - - - - - - - Secreta r y ' p resen t

Ju lia W inters __ Margaret Cl in eb urg ious occai>ion. , h d d h h ' · ,_ H n1 boldt Sidney, Iowa. I Feli x Su m mers ent e r ta ined wi t h a , an e a muc e a vier u • 1 • Mar g i e Bl a )ce Marie L a sh · l , ch 'alk talk in w hich h e a cq u a m tea :$.e ggi e C a rl son NEW RECORD FOR school ·th e shoi•t end of , EVERETTS HEAR i t h e soc i ety w it h ma ny c re a t u res from B e t t y - - - - Lois Metca lf 1928 REGISTRA TION 12 to 6 count Frnj ay,_, 2.s . 'FIRST PROGR AM ' t h e ordin ary fa rm to t h e South Af riH e le n · - - - - - L uc ill e N ew c omer " In t h e Peru b ow l. 1 ·ca n jun g les. · Th e p !la y also calls f o r 1 a numb,;er Ex ce ed s Prev iou s Ye ar s Al t h ou g h th e gam e was y ia: ed on , , i As a fi tting; Mr. Be nfo r d, , inof " su pe rs" an d a crowd , a r el a ti v ely slick fi e d, it 1 was fill ed ! Officers Elected and Probation e r s a r e Istruc to r in pi ano, p la y e d "Scherz o This play, w.rtt ten ab o u t · , 1 : AtteQdanc e ,;., it h t hrills an d s t e ll a r ·\ <:;bosen j 16," b y Me ndelsso hn. Hi s seco !1d life , can no t be . poT t r ay e d any mor.e I . . . . . ... a · H um bo ld t rece i ved t h e_ ope ni ng I - - -, 1 nu m ber was "T a n g o in . D," A lr e alis t i cally than b y co ll eg e p e op le. Reg 1st r atfo.n is n ow v1 rtu Uy com- kick -off an d fo u nd t h e go m g to ug h f The Evere tt Li t e r ary S oc i e t y h e ld b en i z. , The plo t h as , of ' move - 1P_l et_e, t he i·esults be gr a - t he i ts fir st mee ti n g of t h e y ear in t h e I F oll ow in g tht me; ti n g ! mp or tan t ine n t , a nd is ma tenall y a.ided by se:v:- ti f y m g to w ho is m t erestea to p as h e1, mid get qu a r t L'ittl e- Thea tr e ,- Thurs d ay, September business was di sc u sse d a nd 1t w as deera l u niq ue and v ar ie d sta ge setti ngs in Pe r u S t ate T ea che rs C o lle g e Th e er , w ho re turned b all to 27. i cid e d to ta k e t we nty -on e new, merr)Th e d at e of t ota l en ro ll men t a t p r e se n t w riti n g The n behin d a m- ; The busin ess meeti ng c a m e. i n Ihers in t o t h e so c iety. w it h · o t he r informati on, wi ll oe p u o- ' t e rfere nce, t h e h ttle P ei u fi e ld the order of procedure 1N omm ati on s lish e d at a l a t e r date. · :is ei g h t. era l ,galloped a roun<l e n cl were m a de fo r v ice -presiqen t a nd se- J

Thi s lS q mte a s ub s t antia l ' mc1-.ease t w en t y five y a r d s, p l acin g t h e cret ary to fill v ac a n cies in t he c a bi- 1PROF•

ALPHA MU OME GA ' o v e r f orme r· years, show in g t h at t he . skin Hu m_b o ld t ' s te n yard hn_e . net. J oe K rejc i of N e-

TYLER HEADS ' DELTA ALPHA P I

. ELEC - TS OFF I CERS gain s in enr ollme n t fo r t h e p ast fe w A ser1 es of lme plu n g es , by b ras k a, was e l ected vic e-pre sid en t and , a re qui t e c ons ist ent. ' Fo r a a n d_ ,Bernice L9vitt, of Cra b Orc h ar d, N e1".Pla ns ( or a n Initi a tion Meetin g a r e Y b all ov er t he lme fo1 tlie fiis t c ou n- b ras ka was elec t ed secretary I Discu sse d

Plan s Reviewed for Mem be r ship i n period t he : t er o:f the g ame. T he pass for th e ; P a ul' Co m bs, Ben Gr oo thui s, a nd fi g ures were to b e statw or i extr a was k n oc k ed , do wn 1 E lmer H erte l w er e vo te d from p r o- Tyle r, p r ofesso r of Ru ra l Na t ional Organi:lation a li t tle below p ar, but fo r severa l I The P r epsters aga in carr ied t h e : b atio n ar y memb e r s hip into full m em- Mr.

A I -h ' M M b h" Me t hod s, was el e ct ed a dvi ser of t h e A p usjness meeting of P a , u y e :irs the to t al ha s been ste adil y , b a ll over t he g o a l lin e l ate in t h e Ibers hi p in t h e soc iety. e m e r s 1p Om e ga w as h eld Wedne.Sday m o u ntin g , ·, qu a r ter. w. W illi ams, en'd , c ar d s were 'th.en r ea d , a nd a Del ta P1 flrater m t y, at a no on a t :whic h t h e fo 11owing offl ce r s Th 11.. f t d ts to re o-J·ster r ec overed a fumble to sta r t the sec - ! tee w as app o rntecl , to c ons id er n ess m eetin g held Tues d ay e v e nm g , d p · i e num..,er o s u en .,, ; · , , , fo r tlfe semester w ere e le c te · .re s - · k · . f h 1 1 ' ond scorin g r a ll y . D as her s sensa- 1 1 in Room A-202.

V . p "dent d u rin g t he first w ee o sc . oo w as . . . . h d h f dent Li lli ai+ Br a d y; · i ce r esi . . . t io n al b r ok e n fi eld run off t h e tac k le I F ra nci s Mori.a r ty a c arge 0 : Mr T y ler i s· to take t he pl ace of L e s li e C are y; Se c'y- Tr e as.., Lor me mo r e th a n five hundred. This is · carried t h e b a ll t o eigh t yar d 1the f olloiw i ng p ro gram: , 1 • Th . f t h t · · · · · h t I · . 1 Mr Cr ag o e purpose o e mee - E rj c kson. Arr ang ements w e re com - a bou t ten per c e nt mcr e ase over t a ) lin e for a gain of fo rty-two 0 1) IVo cal solo _ Gray : · · · . . f pl e te d fo r t he r e g ul a r meeti ng Mo n -1 of l a s t - y e ar,· w hich Wa§ fu ur h u nd r ed t h e next p l ay t h e ' h eady li ttle quart- Acco m p a nied b y Ru t h Sh e ll ey d n g w as t o arr a n ge for mi t iati on ° d a y Oc tober 1. klitial s teps wer e 8 t er b ack r a n, unh am pere d , ar oun dt th e R ea d in g - - - - I va Pie r ce , ne w m embers. to secu r e , i nstituti cma l men:i - i x y a l e n re llmen t is for Ien d fo r t h e to u chdow n The k ic k fo r Violi n Due t - I . sev e r a l pJedge members her.sh ip i n th e Amer ican Mathemat1 - p rese n t tot h I t ' . point fe ll sho rt ; Winnifred P e t ti t a nd J)o r is E ric kso n , to be ini tiate d , a l so a of n ew · s te t h · time of vear t e aJ g es ever rn • t d t · cho Q!J" wh o w ill m eet t h e r.:al Asso c iat i on fur the ' P eru i s h. or of If t h e e n- H umb old't co un ter came l ate in t h e I Accomp a ni e d b y Ru t h I s u s s f h so ciet Teach e r s Co ll ege. T he o n ly oth er m - the is tt _Y ase a s i t <lid last ye a r t hird qu arter. A twenty-five yar d The · committ ee on apphc at1 on,s, q u a b ficat 1o nh s op·t .e t h y. f . I h t- · rollmen i nc re ' h · t h d ad D elta Alp a i i s e pro ess1ona stitutional m embe r s a t t I.S ime m I b h o uld reach t he six h u n - pass, Tergus t o Rando l:fl, aq d a pena l- ' me etin g af te r t e s oc1e Y a : . l f "t f t l Nebras ka a r e t he U niversity a n.d :;:dn:.z:r :r :y t h e end of the year. (Continued on P ag e 4. ) j (C on ti nued on P age 3.) Educ ation a rat erm y o i e c a mpu s Crei g hton 1

State rreachers College.

THE PER ' U IBLIND PIANIST .. l GIVES PROGRAM I

:.Helen May Martin. Heard in Chapel Performance

Peru students and citizens had the

Entered at the Postoffice of Peru, Nebraska, as class mail. privilege of attending a musical pro- j - gram, given by Miss Hele'n May Mar-

Published weekly at Peru Statit Teachers College-the oldest training school tin, the world's ' only blind and deaf in the Missouri Valley, established 1867. pianist, at the c-0Uege auqitoriqm ! Wednesday, September 26. , /

$1.00 the year. Single copy 5 ce.nts.

I to the mother, Helen has

- - - : been deaf and blind since she was a STAFF I baby. She became interested in

MANAGING EDITOR - JOE JONES piano playing quite early, and so was EDITOR DON KEISTER : sent to a school - for the deaf, where

BUSINESS MANAGERS RALPH CHATELAJN, EDWIN BOOTH 1 her talent was soon realized.

SPORTS EDITORS - "TIP" ROBERTS, ROLAND KREPS I She seems to get some definite i:nus-

SOCIETY EDITOR - HAZEL HUTCHINSON ical impressions and emotions thru

CAMPUS EDITOR LUCILLE DOWELL the vibrations of the .tones produced

FACULTY EDITOR - HAROLD McCREIGHT on the piano.

FEATURE EDITOR - GEORGE COOK There was nothing of the amateur

FEATURE EDITOR - RUDOLF ANDERSON musician about Miss Martin's master-

ACTIVITIES EDITOR RAYMOND TRENHOLM ful P'laying. To each measure she

EXCHANGE EDITOR - JOHN HARMON gave beauty of tone and perfect

DEBATE ERNEST .HASSELBLAD technic to the who le, finess of feelin g

INSTRUCTOR IN NEWS WRITING---------- - THOMAS E. ENNIS and interpretation of mood

She has the power of hearing music, not by the ear, b,1t by keepin g her THINGS ANCIENT ; be if we could only apply t he ca- foot the piano. In / There seems to be a well-formed tastrophe theory to it, and hope that this· v.·ay she gets the vibr 'i t.i on s tendency cropping out these days to 1 it woud all be wiped out ih a single whkh give her an o tone '."[ U <\ -1 · I f 1 I disregard things a ncient as of little ' cataclysm! ty. That enables her to put expvesmerit and of less consequence. Not i T lk b d sion into· the music. · I a a out e uc a t1on reform it out d · h h · only 1s this true of mere disc arded

Her mother converse wit er m hypotheses and out-worn theories, of order. !here IS so much need a very ingenious sp·ellin g but <Yf laws a nd facts which are as Itohf today as by touc·hing different fingers and othtrue as time itself. / ere IS or re '<>rmmg the i-eformers. er parts ofl her hand. The girl then. In school, we have so must thrust answered In that tone of voice which How does 1t come about that we

at us that we have little or no time a re getting this ridiculous idea th111t to think about any of ti t. Hence the IS peculiar to deaf which was written fifty years )tendency to accept the little th at we ! - -·-ag o 1s ofl any note? It is a genera- / really do accept. It is one thin g

IHOSTESSES MEET IN

of s upreme eg otists which thinks to go to a class and write obliging ··

FACULTY

1ts_elf to be the producer of all good answers on examination papers; thmgs. 1quite another to stand. before a cl ass I Various Problems D'"i.scussed and Sug- • Disregard for prec edent is getting of youngsters a nd try to practice / gestions strong in orthodox religion, but it the so-called "guiding priciples" I does not have one-half the hold which we wrote about b a ck there, there which it has in education. And , ,somewhere.

in the latter field, we may trace the origin of this slip-<Shod and faulty way of thinking directly to the door ofl the methodolo gists. Many _ of t hes e people-illustrious persona g es to be sure-wish us to have the impression that nO'then written fif ty, twenty-five, or even tea years ago is of much value ; only the most m odern of methods and devices will do "Let us teach the individaul," they prattle on; and in order that th at

FACULTY DIRECTORY

And so, we are tryin g to feel our

IA meeting of the rooming-house h os tesses was held in the f a culty room on W ednes.d a y evenin g, Sept26. Abo1ut forty were present. way in a m aze of this, th at and the Presiden t Pate gave an interestin g other If things are not done a c. talk concerning better homes for the cording to the fo1rmulae in the Jatest s tudents Followin.g bis talk Mrs. volumes ofl fiapoodl e, with which aur K en n edy ga ve some very g ood po.ints dear . friends, book so co nce r ning• rooming houses. g rac1oµ s!y ,;urms h q s, we a re" u n- Mr. Delzell expressed g ood ide as pro gTess1ve and do n ot k eep and then a round t a ble discussion .abreast with the times." Leu the j w as held in which everyone took an las t point be g ranted , for the active part. Many questio rfs per.tain--

may be done, the individu al's entire

Why not have a few mo re te ach.composite make-u:p--particularly his ing laws irlstead of so much teachidio s ynacracies- mut be di gg ed up . . . ' in g theory? How about le arni ng a scientifically dissected, and then l ' ttl t t h · d d 1 e ru concernm g pe a.gogy, a n method1cally di sposed mto fractions 1 · th t 11 · t d f · . , earnin g: a we , ms e a o try m g and equations and filed aw ay amon g t 1 1 t t h d d I · t h . . d o e arn a o oi· me o an rnow m g o er impertment at a t h· ? no m g

and disc uss ed. Following thi s came the social half hour. Refreshments were ser ved and th e m eetin g adjourned ·

,DELZELL TALKS AT FRESHMAN CHAPEL

ARE I "PUT THR·OUGH" ALUMNI NOTES

Ag ain, all t hat needs to b e d one A way b ack t hr oug h t he cent uri es, in order to m a ke a tea cher is to seize ti h · t t d th Id ' le m e n w o in s r ue e e w o r s upon an id1vidu al, g ive him a liber- t 1 d t h k h grea ea ers mus ave nown ow

Freshmen Hear Dean of Meo · Give Annual Class Talk

Myrtle Mae McGinnis was An tics Feature lnifrom the two-year course m 1923, • • • _ and now is expecting t o teach in ha h o n C e r e mOtlleS Stockland, Illinois. a l dose of modern and scien t ific meth- t h W Id th t th · h b d 1 th o e ac ou a ey m1 g t e o s, and presto . -e marvelous work 11 d to k t t d , behold amaze d! a owe spea 0 us 0 ay

However, we have not much need to fear for any one particular perscription of thi s most modern and scientific pedagogical pharmacopoeia fuir the gods are kind, and the medicine seems to be changed periodically. Truly, we have a most marvelous educational profession when the

Delzell gave a very interesting Corrinne Whitfield Smith, who was talk at Freshman chapel Sept 27. His gra 'uated in 1915, writes that she subject was "Adjust!IM!nt on the plans to take up primary wo r k in the

WALNUT STAINS AND INK. Campus."

At this time of year, as any obser- Many helpful suggestions were givver of juvenHe human nature well en to the Freshmen as to how to get 1 a cquainted, make new friends and knows , boys will be bound to show overcome the idea of being home-sick, up with brown walnut stain all O>Ver which many of the Freshmen have. their hands To these boys, such Mr. Delzell brought out the point that

The Freshm e n men were put t}\ru "hot a ll y" tactics in front of the Admi n istr atio n b u ilding early Tuesd ay aft er no on

sLate of New York. The y w e re made to lean over the r aili n gs a n d the upp e r classmen for m ed a line and passe d by the verted o ne s, swatting each as they came b y. T h ey were supposed t o have used pine boards, but some of the u nluc ky ones maintain that

Mrs. F. Jean , who w as graduated from Peru in 1914, has gi ve n up te a chin g fair a ye ar, t o go with her husband to Southern C a lifornia.

stains are a mark ofdistinction and h h d f · d h" - · literature makes a complete turnover h every one as a rien s tp ,,mce onor rather than of chagrin. They childhood but ...,hen entering college Roscoe Blankenship , a former Pe- Se vei·al of the bO"ll carne p •·epa ro nce every decade or so. f k' h , J come rom ta mg t e hulls from the the time has come to separate and ruvian, who is at present the c as hie r ed, w hich i s t o say thev h a d on sev-

they w e r e no.t h ing of the sort , He who would be a teache r, let :walnuts before laving them on a f · d Al -h · of a Brock bank, was- 1·n Peru Thurs- 1 · f him nOlt sit too Ion"' in classrooms 1 - make new rien s. so, e mention- era pairs o t r ous ers. Overalls w e re P wood shed roof to dry. d h f h th · 1 d · h Mr Bl k h. M l t h d · h watching educational conjurers pull e · t e act t at ere is a arge ay, wit s. an ens ip rs. a so e rage u ring t e afternoon's rabbits out of hats Let him search Any time of' _ lhe school year, the group of people from which to pick Blankenship \Yas gradu a ted in 1902. performance. One individual in parout the truths of the past, and the are also to h a ve i.nk frj.ends when ·entering. college. ticular c ame fixed for the occasion fund a mentals of the art. Find them stams on theu: hnnds. These stams Mr. Delzell also advised the Fresh- W. G Brooks was superintendent at After t he e x tr action oi several towel s where he will, it will not be in the come using the p,ens with which men that a study schedul is one of !Nebraska City several years a fter b e- and a re a m o r two of P>ll!er from his frothy dogma which the greater th ey \\•nte. the most essential things for a col- ling .g raduated from Peru in 1907. He per son, he was given a goodly dose part of colleges are dolin g out The boys go to school, a nd the lege student.

1 1is ·now takin g work at Iowa Univer- of the p a ddle. Wat are the fund.ament a ls o<f tp ach- stains of the ink those sity for his Ph. D. So m e. o f instructors will, no ing ? We do no t know. We should of the walnut. E x ammat10n of' a ;P. D. C. COMMUNICATES d oub t, m q Utre of the Fre shmen boy s like very much to know, but we are which discloses _ this va- WITH FORMER HEAD I A .g radu ate with the Pe r uvi a n class as to t he ca u se of t h eir restlessness. too busy studyin g methods to find nety of color proves that he is wi se of 1894, Mrs. W G Mille r , of L on g j If t h ey d o not find out. i t is suggest out. enough (unconsciously, of course) .Organization Will Invite Mrs. Nettle- !Beach, California, vi sited her alma ted that t he inv estigation be carrie d Some d ay, we hope, some man who keep the balance between study- ton Taylor to Return Thursday. She w as accompan- t o t h:e upper class men. thinks and has studied will write a mg books and studymg nature. l ied by her two dau g h t ers well that thi§i phase qf callege book about the fundamentals of We college students, so it seems, The Ped ag og ian last week m a de I · -ac tivity h as b ee n alrady enacted. If teachin g. In this book we would never get any walnut stains on our Ithe announcement that Peru Drama- Iris J o nes, who w as g r a du a t e d fr om w e re t o come just before Saturhave him t ell us wh a t is of primary hands:--01nly ink stains. If we do,. tic Club had secured communication the two year music co u rse l ast sp ri n g, day's game, some of the v isitors impor t ance and wh a t is not, rather they are of a synthetic nature-mad e Iwith Mrs Daisy N e ttl eton ' T a ylor , ;is at Anthon, Eow a. She r e c en t ly wo u l d probab l y be prov01ked on a ct han g ive summaries a nd discussions l a boratories from textbook form-1 who or g anized the club in 1908. Word made her first public . app e a ra n c e c ou nt the Freshmen's. sta nding up, about h a lf a dozen nondescript ulae. In other words, we m a ke poor h as be e n sent Mrs. Taylor relative to the r e and was well r e c elVed . obstructmg their view of the g ame. ods of spendin g much time g ett ing little attempts to learn about nature the fact th at the club i s celebrat in g Let us hear something about t he ,nowhere. If it is true that simplici- out of drab and co1lorless books w h e n ,iJ;s twentieth anniversary thi s y e ar , Kenneth St ier s, w h o was a j un ior p un 'shment meted out to the FreRhty is the truest test of genius, the .we should be learning in the field s and it is that s he will be able last w inte r, h as acc ep te d a p ositi on m en girls! We hope t hey w ill 1,ace of educational geniuses must and woods. to be in attendance during a nniver- as pirinicp a l in a twe lve g r a d e hig·h er. h a ve lon g ago become extinct Why not mix a lit t le ofi na t ure s s ary we ek. school in New Me xico A letter is exThere is a certain l aw connected brown w a lnut stain in with th e class- Mrs . T a ylor is a n accompli sed a rt- p ecte d fr om hi m, an d details will be with the s cience of Geology which room smearsi of ink? ist in the field of readin g, a nd will, prin te d l a ter. says that high specialization in a ny no doubt, be r ememb e r ed qui.te dis-

Fre d R i cke r s, w h o was at Blue Spri ngs, in G age cou nty, last winter, is starting a n other term there now. The Bobcat p 1·u d n . . ows an He tfook adva n t age o.f\ .a vacatd1on glv- nants have arriv ed--see them.- Ada e n o r t h e c0 un ty fan., an came Eyre Do r mitory, or M illard Fowler dow n t o Pe ru . I N. of Gaines H a ll.

Isn't it a bit strange t h a t the world's "floating popul ation" should . be ignorant of the existence o f such a commodity as Ivo ry soap ? type of animal life is a certain indi- The window in the Pedagogian of- tinctly by former s tuden t s of t he cation of impendin g extinc t ion. The flee h as recently been fi x ed. All the colle g e. s ame will sooner or later hold true foregoin g ta lk in l ast week's issue An ar ticle expl ainin g full particufor all this highly specialized meth- about "airing of views" is, how ev er, lars con cernin g t h e Dr am atic C lub's ods talk. How delightful it would in order. pl a ns for the a nniversar y w ee k w ill , appear in this paper at a n e arly d ate.

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F ACUL TY GOSSIP

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ATTEND BOARD MEETING I '

A Ford ro ad ster driven by Oliver TRAINING SCHOOL

' cau g h t on fire in front -0if the "DIDOES"

---------• 1Tra ini ng School buildin g late Tues-

Mr. T. J. Majors, President of th e

!Nebr a ska State Norm a l Board, and

Mr. Pate, President of Peru State day aftern oon, Sep t emb er 25. L as t

Te achers Colle g e, returned Monday Mr s. !nice Dunning , Dean ofl W o - The e x h a u st pipe beca me di scon - Wednes d ay evenin g the Girl s SeP't. 24, from the meeting of\ t Re se r ve unde r the s · · f m en spen a ve r y enjoy a ble time nec t ed an d t h e gas olin e on the car- . upervision ° !bo ard. Only routine business was at Col u m b ia University. b u r e t o r to ok fir e \ Mi ss Faulh a ber, h a d •a picnic. Ad - transacted a t this · meetin g The

T h e co nflagration, a f te r . bl azin g for ·th ou g h .the weather w a s a tri e d amp 1 1members of the ·board appointed a No n a M. Palmer, Professor of Com- 1seve r a l min u tes, was pu t out by S!il V - a fin e ti me :was rep o rted. The picnic ne w member, Mr. T. F. Harmer. Mr. m e r ce, spen t her vacat ion at her eral b oys unde r t h e d ier c t ion of an w a_s w it hin t he Trainin g Scl!oo l ID a n Morris of Ke a rney resi g ned in h · B · · buildin g I · • ome m radshaw , Nebraska. j im prom p t u fi re ch ief, Mr. Col e of · · 1Ju1ly l\!_r. will t a )rn his t he Avenue S to e. They a ccomplis h- P ace.

Price Doyle, Direc tor of Music, Ied this ?Y thr owin g g r avel a nd cin- At a reccent meetin g of the Train- · &pent a share of t h e su mmer ho bnob:', ders on the blaz e - in g School Hi-Y Paul L a ndo lt w as I

bin g a t v a rious resort$ in C o lor ado , I So on a f t er the fire was over, Mr. el ect ed P1res1d e nt. Other o ffi c ers are : s u c h G rand L ake and Denver. j Land o lt a r r ived o n the sc en e · wth a Rober t P a te, Vice Preside nt ; Alli so n J

Y. W. C. A.

A . Y. W. C. A. meetin g took pl ace in the high school a uditorium, Wednesd a y ni g ht, September 26.

· Miss Go kley a nnounced the p r og r a m

PRESIDENT PATE

--- lfire ex t in g ui s h er, w ith w hich he Clineburg, Secretary · Ma c Dun n in g, Ernest F. Monr oe, who was Acting q uickly c oo le d t he m otor -0 ff. Tre asurer. P a ul •L andolt a t this (Continued from Pa g e 1.)

.TALKS TO Y. M. C. A.

I Openin g son gs were sung, a nd Imo Brooker led t he devotion als. Est her Dickerson the n san g a: sol0< which was very much enjoyed by every one present She was accomp1anied by Louise Bower.

Florence Davis m a de an interes tin g t alk concerning her trip to t h e Estes P a rk Convention.

IN GERMANY

spent a portion of the s ummer. P a ul Irior mentali t y of the race. The solu-

H ead of t he English Department l ast · mee t in g gave a repo r t of h is wo rk t he biolo g ists' t heory, which says it is is t eaching Mr C r ago' s I . a t C a mp Nebr as k a, w he r e h e due to the dr a ining out of the supem t he Educat ion D epartment t h is

Pl a ns a r e being made for an ou tdo o-r meetin g This was discu ss·e d but h as not be en fully decided upon .

C amp son g s w e re sun g and t he meetin g w as dismis se d wi t h the Y. W y e a r. j STILL RAMPANT brou g ht back :o. Peru w ith t he tion to th a t c ause is that we must infourth g ener a t10n torch, winch w as I crease the better blood in the race .

Esther A. Cl ark, Pr ofessor of F or- V ai n effor t s a re bein g m ade to II lig hted a t Hel sin g forth., En g la nd. lfhe second, and probably the most prayer. e1gn Languages, had a v ery pJ.easaint t h d . .1 . G The meetmg of last Thu r sday eve- lo g ic a l theory is he stated, that it is t t. H s amp out t e uelhng e v1 m er, nin g was h ld t ti· h k Penn a nts , C ap;s, Pillows, etc. See 1me v1s1 mg m artfo r d C on n e c t i- · e · o ou me t e wor due to a "crust" of civilization- the · ' t' Th" t• f Mill a rd Fowler, 1s t door N. G a ines cut, a n d different _noin ts i n N o r t h a nd Im a n un . i versl 1.es . 18 prac .ice, a 0 r the year a.nd to choosea r eg ul a r I people do not change because they l f h d H all, or Ada Eyre, Dormitory. South Dakota. I C s urviv a r o m ot e r ays time for meetmg. After the mee t ing a re held by custom and tr a dit ion . w hich h as s omehow m a nag ed to re- a watermelon feed · d b · ___ . . _ . . was enJoye Y Amenc a has pro g-ressed becau se she

This summer W R C a t f t h 1 t a m a f ootm g m modern life, is re- those present h h d h .d d b r f Ii . · · r e r 0 • e c o nized as a roblem to olice . as c er 1 eas a n . e ie s: 11,/

Biolog y Dep a rtment h as b e e n d orn g , 1 gth P dd . h P 1

the n a tion that does not will never i

YPICa

aduate k t th U .t f a u or1ties are a re ssm g t emse v es

gr. wor a mv ersl y 0 I m ore a nd mo r e vi orousl Not Ion progr ess..

DRAMA CLUB p } S

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a mer ervtce Ch1cag-0• . H a vmg carri e d on Mr. C ar - J g Y g ' In c los m g Mr. Pate emphasized ... · , ago, a t Heide lbur g two vouths were . , ter. s work here, Mrs. Carter a l s o w en t ,. t d t 1 ·th , . .

RECEPTION

this fact: "As teachers we should so . sen ence o severa mon s .1mnr1s - · Washing and Greasing to Chicago a t the close of t h e sum - ' . t f fi ht· . d . 1 . -h . h

!'teach th at the minds of tho se who ; o nmen or g mg a u e m .w ic . · Polarine and Mobil oil mer. 1 both d d badl th t Ilearn are left free to change, as the ' we r e wou n e .s.o Y a re- p · Free crank case service

I moval t o a' hospital w as necessary. resent Play and Greet future of! our depends upon this

A. V. Lar son , S up,ervisor of Ma n- ! The most de a dly type of duel at New _ Members · ' sort of education. Why hunt further when you ual Arts , attended the U n iv e r sity of 1H eidelberg and · elsewhere is known At the _ close of m.eetmg me m- know the best. Minnesota a t Min n e apo li s , s p e c ia li z- • as "Mensur"- fou g ht with he av y

ORATIONS GIVEN

ber: hip cards were di sti:ibuted. : 01 - 0 FLOYD PALMER ing in D uri ng j sabres, the camb atan ts w e a rin g fe w I . the re g ular me etm g a cabmet Mr Larson s ab s ence t h is s u mm er, if a n y pro t ective b a ndag es, pads or Peru Dramatic Club held its re- mee t m g w as called Arthur Bell carried o n t h e work of other s a f eg ua r d s. In this pleasant · ception for new members Frid a y I his departm e nt. the idea is not t o win as m a n y 28, in the Little Theatre. Mr. L. B. Mathews, Wilbur Schind- 0, . ST:OP AT THE p p 1nts as possible but r a ther to dr aw About sixty were pres,ent. !er and Lowell Decker were delega- .1'

W. N. Delzell, Ex ec utive D e a n a nd bloo d in s a ti sfyin g quantities. i The fir.st p a rt Off the evening a one- ites representing Peru Y.M.C A. cabiD f E . h d 1 For years the G e rman students a ct pl a y , "The Sequel,'' by Perciv al i-iet a t the · Y MC A officers confer-

C Q L L E G JA T E O

1rector o xtenS\ion a a sp e n- . . · · · · did vacation th i s s u n:mer. D u r ing h a ve l o oke d w i t h favor upon combats 1 Wilde, w as presented b y several en c e a t Do a ne Colleg e Sep t ember _ MEALS t he first part of t he summer h e went , o(f t hi s in)dul g edin mThemberst of the G. Janus Pl ayers. 28 , 29 , 30 h 1 o r qu as i- ero c10us s wor com ats 1s e cas :

CANDY

t o D e tr oit, Michigan, to v isi t is l conS:i der ed a so r t of m ora l obli g ation Milly - - Marg a ret Clineburg Penn ants, Caps, Pillows, e t c See daughter, Brownell, at ! that m "'t be liV<d up to ii' a <tudent Jaok - - - Joe Jon" Fowler, fat door N. Gain 0< DRINKS Grosse Pomt, Mic h igan, an d r etu rn e d 1exp e c ts to b e h o nore d amon g his fel- Mr. Horroc!Cs - - Wallac e Herv ey H all, or Ad a Eyre, Dormitory. V _ t o Peru ! lows. Thi s d o es n ot mean that e ver y The Butler -

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Mrs. Johnson, w ho is filling Emity John so n's place temp o!I'ari Jy as school nurse , has had several years of successful experience in this tield and is also a reg istered nurse. Emil y J ohnson, the forme r nurse, resi g ned a t t he end of the summer sess ion.

Ar t hur L. Hill, Professor of Mathem atics, accompa nied by Mrs. Hill, w ent nort h for his vacati on. Havin g g one to Winnipeg, Canada, by way of Detroit, Mr. Hill vis ited with the Assistant Superintendent of the Winnip eg schools an d learn ed some very pertinent facts concerning the Canadian educational system.

st ude nt in Germ a n y feels i t neces sa ry This little as was said by the IV to disp l ay duelin g scars. Still , the iButler, treats of "the time immediate- Q Peru

sc a r fe ti ch has Jong had a strong ly after she h as said 'yes,' and befor.e You'll not be dissappointed

hold on t he imagination of the stU;- she has begun to say 'no.' " with Knapp's hair cuts. , I dent body. Leo Hauptman; presiden t of the BOB KNAPP, Prop. ·

Indeed, o u tsi ders h a ve sometimes club, presided and i-ntrod.uced bo th

(Next to Gaines Hall on tbe j p,ast heroi sm, is more i mportant than old and new members. Various ac- Pave ment.) suspected · t hat a scar, · betokening ' tivitie s of the club were d iscusse d. ' ' I

t he battle in which it was a cquired. • Refreshments followed this, during .iUpon t he streets O'f Germ a n universi - which time Mrs. Joder introduced t h e ty towns a fow years after the end cast .of "Tge Poor Nut" to the other IO Shoe r epairing at 'Comfortable of the Gre at W ar , strangers noted club members.

When in Q prices! Ladies Shoes a Specialwi th surprise t he number of! young ; Mr. Bill Knapp, an old - member of. & ty. me n _ who s e fac es showed disfiguring ; the club, was present at t he recep-

EAT AT THE 0I

g ashes , he a led or in the process of 1 tion. Also, a mess age from Jere Mick- J: (The Shoe Shop om the East healing. One at first, not un reason - el, who· is at present in Chicago , was Busy Bee Cafe vn' 0 Side of the Street) 0 a bly supposed t h at these young sol- I read. Ill h d h I v v iers ad been maime,d fi g htin g for the Father land. But knew b etter, would exnlain th at t he

J. w. Tyler, As soc iate P rofessor marks to ;tudent duel s I 1 CHATELAIN.'S

. We Welcome Students and Faculty of Education and Director of Rural f ou g ht and were surrounded with an I tt nd wish you all a happy healthy and ,prosperous school

so m eth ing i ·· ·

f'rs College at Greeley, Color a do. H e SadJstic rn these prac t rne :;. It seems I 0 '

has completed a ll hi s work for hi s that in some cases students sl al"h We h I Ph D except the thes is Tyle r bas their own faces wjth knive s or ra- · ave no surp US ov-

had a wide rang-e of experience in zors, u s wmmng a vican ou s cele- er ea to meet opponent.

th h d educa t i o n a l fl eld. At present be avoiding the b other of hav- 1 L •

N 0 T J C E has 109 students in his Rural Course& m g to pick a quarrel or hun t up a n 0 J • C. CHATELAIN

•! t· . · Q Watchmaker and Jeweler

WHEN IN AUBURN VISIT THE Castle M. Brown, Registrar an d As- Florence Tilto111, Professor of Art, sociate Professor oft History anq 0th- visited in Minnesota thi s summer. On er Sociai Sciences, c am e t o Peru .dur- her trip she in spected various art

LA,VREN CE CAN.DY KITCHEN

ing July, having been tro ut fi s hin g 11 • d h"b"

ga e r'i es an ex 1 its · tsk Teachers Agency

F'

HIGH GRADE CANDIES of .the summer. He ta kes R. D. O ve r-.

a t Riv er Fall s, Wi sconsin, the bolt's place as Registrar. Mr. B rown EmiHe Papez, who but recently M. E. Shuck, Ph. D. Manager receive d his Ph.D. from Deniso111 Uni- j o ined the f!aculty ranks , has her A. Suite 410-11 Symes, Denver

versit y of Granville, Ohio; his A. M. B: deg ree from the Univ:ei:sity of Ne- 0 Has more vacancies than satis-

0

g o. He is also a student of , -

t he University of Minnesota

Mrs Pat H. Norwood is h an dlin g CLARY'S CAFE SERVICE STATION lu 0 / t he Engli sh Department un t il some MEALS, LUNCHES, O Repair Work

We are carrying the largest and best selected stock p.ermanent head i.s secured for that SHORT ORDERS Courtesy ' of Ladies Coats and Dresses in South Eastern Nebraska cleoar tment Mrs. Norwood is w ell 2 doors south of Post Office 0 J. M. ROWEN attractively priced.-Take the Elevator. fitted to d o t his work. She was gra d-

Our New Shoe Department

where she majored in En g lish for .

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Mrs. Norwood taught Latin and T h FOR YOUR MEALS, LUNCHES, ETC. Spanish in East Texas State eac ers 5 P N b d En I h · the Phone 19 eru, e r. Co ll ege and Latin an g 1s m 0 . Color ado schools. I

CJle

STUDENT WON $200 PRI l HE F s

1· PLENTY O F PEP

ZE TO T OLK · _

We now have flour p ep leaders a8

Samuel E. Traudt, a student of BACK HOME I 8LUE/JIAZE Ifloor leader": Charles w. Korber of EXCHANGE NEWS

Chemistry in coUege this year, won I · I " · IN Enrolled in School, "Your John"

D eshler for Secti<m A; Les lie Carey

......,_..,.. second prize in the 1927-28 contest ow Some of the merch ants -aba<ut town : 0 f I D k conducted by the American Che mic a l Writes Home for Sectio n B; D a e Y e Soeiety. His topic was "The Rel a- · i t ell th at t hey h a ve b een missi ng va- 1pf Tabor, Iowa, for S ection C;

AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED tion of Chemistry to National De- D ear Moth e r and D a d : I rious s mall articles of lumber, s u ch , Marvin ( Dick) Williams wh? fence." The amount of the prize was H ow's ev erything on the fa rm? I l-.as boar ds from crates .a nd bo:lfes. The 1}1ave charge J f tire pep m eetmgs 10 to the FOND MEMORY

o.f our

LATE LAMENTED and DEARLY BELOVED

EXCHANGE EDITOR

JOHN R. HARMON

"Requiescat in Pace."

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two hun d<red dollars. Russell Mel- Ijus t go t back from down t own. I I km en on the new Build- !the capadty of! stage These berg of the Wayne State Te achers , , I' 1four men hav e been practi cing an d C 11 f W N b k h I w e n t t o t he P. 0 . bu t there w asn t 1ing a lso report a shortage of b oar ds l . f ti. gs o eg e o ayne, e r as a, won t e 1 • , • getting or pep m-ee n ·

first prize of five hundred dollars any letter fOO: me. S ay the lf a ,ny o f the c olle ge stu dents k now / are sure havmg a heck of a time any t hin g a bout wliere these b oa r d s

EVERETTS HEAR I now. The Sofs and juniors a nd sen- \ bave g one, infor mation would be ap- Service With a Smile

ier s g o around with paddels and ben d · ' R J HT A WA y ___ the f'reshys over e ver y once in i, - -

.BOBCATS WIN pirobationary membership. a a y o n e of the profs.--,! do-n't remem - 1 at t h e do r mitory Mr. Gilbert r.e-

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(Continued from Page 1.) s et still h e w owd send me out and Ibo arde rs w HI,... improve w ith more from the center f.or a touchdown was 1 cool m e off. / Mr. D elzell gave u s a pra ct i c·e. t he n ext selectio n h as

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n't s e t still a nd I told hi m that I w as ! , CURRENT BOOKS t o bot He t old me t h at if I didn' t /·" b lue n o tes ,' but he h ope.s t hat the DR. N. S. HARAJIAN

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X-RAY SERVICE c a e ac a n eru pen a ize 1 1 "The Bridg e of San Luis Rey " h as talk the ot her day. I don' t r ememb e r 1 as "Morning, N oon, y a rds for holding. [its setting in Lima, Peru, two cen- what it was about but he told a and Nigh t • and a n overt u r e by v on Over Barnes' Pharmacy. Tel. 27

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The visitors only thl'eatened the i turies ago. One fateful day a brid g e 'funny story He said once there ; Suppe. Bobcat ' s g o al once during the tilt. ; of asier b r eaks and five p'eople a re was a fat c onduct'r- on t be t r ai n that !

Three cross buck plays through the precipitated to their doom. Brother always t old t he people if t hey didn't I One m g ht last week D ean Del- ___._ _ ...,.., ____ _ I I . line and olohnson's end run for 12 Juniper, a monk, witnesses th e c a- g ive hi,m t here ticket t h a t t hey could l.zell w a s w alking d own t h e s t reet yards pl aced the ball on Peru's 19 . tastropbe a nd decides t o ma ke a ao one of t hree thin gs produce there when he h a d the misfor t u n e to bump I Crysta} Theatre I y a rd line, firs t and ten. Two line ' s e archin g study of the fives of the !'ticket, p ay their fair,' or get off of ! ipto a yo u n g m an w al k ing up t he I plays failed to g ain and liaig h's p ass victims t o determine if! p ossi ble wh at the train. Well o ne d a y a drunk man Istr ee t The Dean w as a little p u t out I I to Gourg e was down in the end zone. 1manner of existence they had lived got on the train and the conduct'r abo ut it,, a nd he accosted t he y oung I T UES., OCT 2. I Peru scrimmaged from their own 20 and whet her. some intention had se nt said you can do one .of t hree -t hings m a n with t his question: " Say, youn g CLARA BC>W IN I y ard line ' , them to their doom. After a ca reful produce your ticket, pay your fair man , do you know who I am?" The I• Hertz, Kl'ejci, Youn g, Casebeer, ' investigation he finds that t he lives or g e t;! off of the train. Well the Freshman r eplied: "No, but if you I "My Lady of Whims" I Hart and Sauter were the bri g ht , of these fi v e people all tou che d one drunk man couldn't find his t icket know your address I'll take y ou ' Al so I li g hts on the offense, while Toft, : upon an other and he also m ad e s uch so the co nduct'r went on. He said he home."

I Kerner, Captain Bunch, Williams , discoveries a 13 to brin g d o wn th e would be back after i t . When h e I ":Buffalo :Bill's Last Fight" Rigg ins, and Brunsdon were the lu- wrath of his superiors up o n his own h a d come b ack the drunk m a n had· P enn ants, C aps, P illows, etc See l :ill in technicolor minaries of the forward wall. Pike's head when. he presented t o them the Ihis ticket ready. The conduct'r took Mill a rd F owler, 1s t d oor N. G ain es I heady play at left end received much result of his labors. it and went on down the isle. The Hall, or -4\da Eyre, D ormitory. 1·• WED., THURS ., OGT 3- 4 favorable comment. ! The N ew Republi c says " In the drunk man hollered at him, remem- I MARIO N DAVIS IN W. Walsh, fullback; Hai g h, quart- ' of S a n texture ! her this g u y was awful fat, w ell he I "THE RE ' D ' MILL'' e rback; and Johnson, left ha!:£; made s umfied, n oth in g I hollered a t him and s aid H ey m-m- fI most of the gains for St. Benedicts short ofi its maz:k, nothing it; Im-m-miste1· you can do one of three YOUR Blewe tt, left tackle, and JI. Walsh,.• the book as a w.ho•le is 1 things , you can walk mo re, eat less, j I

Also News S PECIAL right guard, played the best game tless temples erected to ,a Ior bust. Say that sure brot down 1 I the line. i , ity-perha ps to St. Louis, the km g ; the house but the best p.art of i t was

P erhaps to Pac a t h d '

PHOTOGRAPHIC

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Parriott re - Gourges ' Mr Ro Dah , must have had some experience be- NEEDS ' I m a y be on the screen.

R' · · Y lsti om, Class of 26 fore Mr Delzell sure is a good m a n ig,g ms - - - - rt - - Sla1rd was a campus visitor last Wednes- · · · · f

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' 1 stuff. 1 must close or I will b e l a te.

Wi t h lots of Lov e,

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11eople Come out and see, you

Herman's Cleaners and Tailors

yard liiie. The boys· from the Train-

nir Sc h oo l I? eld only to h a ve their

punt to safety blocked. Randolf

again came into the limelight in this 0 FRESH FRUITS AND

play. The kick was blocked.

What is a picnic h1ncJ;i without pastry and last quarter in Humboldt territ<>ry, HOT COFFEE, COCOA, AND SANDWICHES bakery delicacies? We have at all times they were unable to score further. An

Although the Bobkittens played the Cookies, Cakes, Bread, and Lunch Meats

plenty of fresh buns, rolls, and pies·for your intercepted pass cut short one march SCHOOL AND COLLEGE SUPPLIES ·outings. · goalward while inflicted })enalties halted another.

For Peru, Dasher, Newton, and up the driving power on the offeµse

H. U. LAN · D Q LT

Opposite Training School .

Captain Applegate seemed to make 0 with w. Williams, Pate, Gaines, and 73 Phones 78 Peru, Nebraska Peru

E. Williams smearing things up on 0 the defense. Dasher's open field

E Williams outstanding play at cen- , · • ter is worthy of the comment that he received from the stands.

W. Randolph , Tergus, and Captain BY ALL MEANS SEE Glathae seemed to be the bright · lights in the Humboldt line-up. The combination, Tergus to Randolph completed six passes for good yardage and Captain Glathae's offensive play was responsible for two of the five first downs earned by the invaders.

George's Place

And the prices? They are right.

PERU PE DAGO GIAN

OU·TLO K FOR [OR CHESTRA WILL I STO LOUIS GAME ' BE OUT T OMORROW

Bobca t s A re Ass u red of Real Battle

The c olleg e o rc h estra, un der t h e d irec t ion of Mr Jindra, w ill p l a y at a CO!l VOcatien o n W e dn es d ay , October 110.

T heir o fferi ng is "At lan tis Suite" a four p a rt composition by V. F

DOPE FAVORS ST. LOUIS '1 S a franek.

This number is a ni g hl y d esctipt:ve

And again the Bo b cats turn to t h e on e. an d , feelin g that a n apprec 1a p p r a c t ice gri n d i n p r eparation for the _ d escr it:Jti on of th e S ui te would enS t Louis un i v l:! rsHv g ame a t .St L o u is , h a n ;:e e nj oyme nt of it the m usic d ccornill i;" : p a r m ent h a s had made m imeograpn 1 If d op e c a n be r'eli ed 0'1 t h e P er u 1 c r ies of a 'riti?r of the selec - ! s-quad le a ves Thursday w i t h t h e odds : tioi ! ! hese w ill he 1.istr1buted I a g ainst t h em At a n y rat e here's tho s e in atten dance a 1 convoc ah r:»1 , so'me of the early sea son noise o n t h e · Any comments u p.or the effec t iv.J- l Mi sso u r ians : I or of t his j "Weigh t , one of fo otb a ll's s o -ca ll e d I , iy b_e p u t m the Ped ag ogi an I essentials , a n d so str a ngely Ja c king , a nd will be turn e d over to the m u si c i

FO L KS , HOMECOMING IS N OT SO v ery I FAR di stant, AND w e wish TO SAY to T H OS E who r ead THIS P .NPER AND are d oin g it AWAY FROM here THAT we are GOIN G TO HAVE A DARNED good

P LAN BEING MADE F OR ALUMNI MEETING

P eru Alum ni Asso ci a t io n and the P eru S ta te T e achers Colle g e will h old a n all P e ru Lun ch eon, Th ursd ay ,noo n , N ovember 1, at t h e Cornhu sker H otel in L i ncoln with W. N. U el- zell in charge. This will be durin g t h e N e br a s k a S tate Teac h ers Asso cia -

LATE PASS A THRILLER

Both Teams Fight for Ground Ha r d

AN AERIAL GAME

t ion for D is tri ct N o 1. In wh at was perh aps t he best game F or D istr ict N o. 2 a n all P eru l un- of t h e ho m e sea son, Coach Gr af' s ch eo n with S. L. Clements in ch arge w ill be g iv en Frida'} noon, N ovem- Bob cats s t a g ed a last q u a r t er rally ber 2, in the Ro me Hotel at Om ah a. th at will g o d own in the an n als of Ti cke ts fo r e it h er of the abo v e Ju n - P eru fo otb a ll, to d efeat , Mary ville cheon s m ay be r eserved b y writ in g T eachers 6 t o 0, S aturd a y, Oc t ober 6, to one of' t h es e p e r sons. i n t he P e r u b owl.

It h as Jong b ee n custom ary to hold H e r e's how th in gs h a pp e ned Krejt h es e luncheo n s a t the Asso ci at ion meetin g s, a nd m u ch benefit is d eriv - ci ret u rne d W. Smi t h's kick off t o ed by r emewi n g ol d a c quain ta nc es at mi dfi e ld, w h ere the teams b a t tled on these affairs rela ti v el y even terms throu g h out t h e in t h e St. Louis Uni versity squa d l ast 1 1 d epartment. J se ason, is b ein g s ou g h t out by Coa ch - F OOTBALL GA ME Hunk A nderson as he rounds out .h i s J

BIRCH PLANTED

:1 en t ire fi r st q u a r ter. P eru's passin g atprospects for t he comin g camp a i g n I I H ERE on

Y. M.

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c ats' f ou r fi rs t downs c ame a s a resul t

Assisted by C hili W a l sh a nd R ay , of li ne p lu n g in g a nd r u ns Maryville

· OCTOBE R 27th Dahma n both of whom p l a yed u n - : y hi t the Bo b c a t fo r w a rd wall a nd der K n u t e Rockne w h en A n derso n J Or_n amental Tre e Has Ma ny j Y OU will

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Camp ai ' g n Di'scusse d tossed out enou g h p a ss:es t o m ake was assist ing t he N ot re D a me men- j Vane s es tor t h e n ew St L ou.is g uardi a n of ! BE as t hree firs t d owns durin g t h is period. fo o1tb a ll hon ors is out to ac - l

WJ-b-I:;""GROW LARGE

1 WELCOME as t h e

HOOV ER OR .SMI H ? I Th e s ec on d period opene d wi t h co mp lish t h e t a sk w h ich has b affle d 1_ P e ru in p ossession of t h e b a ll on th e the b est o il namely'. I H a v e you seen t h e youn g t r ee that FLOWERS of

T h e Y. M C A. h e ld s i t s reg ul ar / Mi ssou r i a n s 43-y a rd m a r k E xch a n ge a c o n sistent wrn nm g combm at i on w as p l a nted sou thwest of the Old MAY. ' m eetin g· last W e dn esd a y ev en in g in 1 of p un t s fo llo we d a n d t h e clos e of B u t t here ar e v eterans a plenty Sci e nc e Hall l as t sprin g ? , _ : t h e L it t le T h e a t r e . After t h e op e n- ; fi rs t h a lf flo u nd t he Gr afm e n h oldin g for An d erson a n d his co-workers t o · D o you know w h at k i n d it is ? · A t h L' d hi t k h t he ed g e on t he Ma r yv ille 22-yard d eal with t h is fall a nd the coach is S ome c all i t m aple, oth ers oa k, ot h ers :

"FROSH" TRJ.-UMPH

,m g son g s r ur m a 0 0 c arg e lin e. · t d "th hi · t l t - · t • · · l ' of .the de vo t ion a ls. F ollowm g the well a c q uam e w 1 s s1x e en e - syc a mo r e, un til its rep.u ta ion 1s r um - I . The t h ird peri od featu r e d a pun tt erm e n and othe r af_ter ed.,

OVER

HJAiWATHA.d ev ot io n il ls t h ere was a very. m tere - in g due l between S a u tter an d C aseh a v ing sp ent t he sprm g t raim n g T o b e exact. t h is s m a ll t ree is Cut I es t in g a nd i n struc t iv e d iscussio n op- I beer of P e ru a nd Fis h e r of Mary vill e !'-le ason wi!:-h h i p r olege$ · Leafed whith al ) l. e n t o a ll , the topic b e in g t h e p r esen t ! w it h t he y a rd ag e ga in e d in fav o r of J o e Li ntz en ich , a d efe n sive full- P ap er Birch, C a n ae Bn-ch or Whit e · Bobcat Second Men Bnn g ! l't' 1 1 S mi t h or the invader s Th e Misso uri ans s eem ed · h All f h ld b b t 1 po 1ca iss ues, m arn Y. bac k of p r owess, m issed o u t on t he E i re . . o u s s ou ecome e - 1 Home Bacon I ? t o b e a j i n x to "Big J oe," t h r ow i n g lat e r part of the season l ast y e ar w i th ' ter w it h tre es. · _ '. H oover· the Bobcat fi el d ge ner al fo r t w o loss es a wre nch e d kne e , bu t i s expected '. P a p e r B irch t r ees ar e wide ly dis- I FINAL SCORE IS 14 TO 6 j Mr. Ma t he w s fir s t re a d two a1ti - a nd gro un din g e v e r y p ass a ttemp t ed h ::ic k i n the · fuld t his y e a r - B esides t r ibut ed over the noth ern r an g e of i ___ i cles, one b y Morga n t h a u on "Why I Th e Mary v ill e backs seemed to find

a defensi ve star, L intzen ic h i a t rip l e S t ates an d C a n ad a. Th ey g r ow from = • "'"'T t hreat on t h e a ttack ing side j 60 to 70 fe et in h ei g ht. When young , T a kin g a dv a n t a ge of the breaks, •am fo r S m it h;" -a nd seon d , se n a tor Bill P a r illa at quarter an d Sy lv es - I t h ey form a co mpact py r amida l h ea d , i the freshman sq uad turn e d in a 14 t o IMo ses' artic le on " Wh y I am fo r ter Dirn de rge,r, 1928 captai n a nd ha lf a nd in o ld a g e t h ey b ecome a b ra n c h- I6 w in ov e r the Hi aw atha, K a ns as 1 Ho ove r ." Afte r th ese two articles b a c k w ill b e a vailab le t o Anderson. less trunk a round- to ppe d I hi g h scpo ol eleven Frid a y, Septem- lh a d bee n read t h e m a in iss u es of' Veteran li nemen include Joe B a bka. o pen h ead of pend u lo u s br anc h es I b er 5, in a r a g g ed g u rne p l a yed at It he c ampaig n we r e li ste d as fo ll ows : Jewell Brow n ing, L y le Drury, Vic These trees prefer ric h mois t hill- ! Hi aw at h a.. pr oh ib i tio n, i mmi g r a t io).1, tar iff, p r osJo e Ge n e Schwartz, E d 1 sides an d bor d ers of stre ams, j Th e t h r ee 't ouchd ow n s s c ored' o n peri ty, far m. re li ef , T amman y H all Brown, Titu s '. Cornel l. B Rrne v a n d s w a mps. The ba r k a t t h e base 1 b oth sid es were ma d e p ossibl e corr u p.tio n, 01 1 s c a nd al, mte rn a l watDa ubn er. E d D avi dso n, B arney C a ld - of youn g tree s is b row n t in g e d with i t hrou g h fumble s P e ru s c ore d first er ways, a nd fo r eig n p olici es w ell, Morri s Tiso n a nd D ow ney. A n- , red , s ep arati n g in t o l arge i when Simp k ins, t ac k le, picked up. a In t h e discussi o n it was ge n er a ll y derson has not i n dic a ted his possi b l e · wood is b r own, fumbl e a nd spr in t ed thir t y y ards d ec id ed t h at t h e m a in iss ue s of t h e tartin g line -u p fo r t he open i n g g ame tm g ed w i t? re a. It is li g h t, h ar d , ; ov e r the goa l lin e . A p ass , R a il s.- c amp ai!fn were pro hi b it ion a nd farm h ow e ver. F red Jo sep h , w i th s ome 200 t o u g h , w t t h c lose g ramm g, and ; b ac k t o Cole, gave the Ye a rlin g s the 'reli ef . Most of t he evenin g was pounds a n d mor e, will probab ly b e s t ron g, a nd th e refo re is used fur , extra p oin t a nd an early 7 t o O lead. sp e n t in d is cussin g a nd a r guin g fur used in the line t h i.s· ye a r i nstead of spools, s hoe l asts, wood pulp ,a nd l The K a n sa n s picke d up· t heir lone and again s t th e V olstead a ct. Th at in t h e b a ck fie l d wh er e h e s ho w ed up I:u e !. Whe n are full , touchdown whe n Sch a ffner' s fumble !the di scus s io n ar ou sed m u c h in te rstrong as a fr es hm a n l a st year. 1 the y al e a t hic k, fi r m , dull, on the Peru t wenty -five -y a rd Ji n e est is ob vio u s b y t he fact t h at i t wa s T h e s chedule· d a rk ,,, reen ab ove a nd p .ale ye ll ow - · d b t d decided t o con t inu e w it h it at t h e · · I g re e n beneath covered w it h m inut e i w as scoop e. u p . Y op p on .en a n . . . Oc t . 6 Southwest M1ssour T eac h ers . , b ' 1 converte d mto s1x p om ts . Howe ver nex t m eetm g. All m en a r e m v 1ted ept. -cv1c e n r e e o Je g e. the fre s hme n r emain e d m t h e · le a d /to come, especiall y t ose m t ereste u S 29 111r K d C 1 la ck g l a nds In a u t u m n th e l eav es

. .. . ' · h · .J 0 t 1 p turn c l ea r pa le ye ll ow. h t h k' k · ' · t h · t' 1 J t c u- eru. T h p B ' w en e 1c we n t xv1de m · e com m g n a 1on a e ec ion 0 t 2 " M _. 8 b 1 f M ' e a p e r 1rch poss es ses t h e most j I h ' ba· f .1 · ' t c v- isso u1 t c o o o 1n es 1 d f 1 b k P er u ao aln score d l ate in t h e t.JJ_i r d pro 1 v-io n a a1 u r e as 1 n ow won e r u ar of any of o u r n ative · "' -·' · - ·d ? • ·

Oct. 27- Cre1g h to n Um v ers1ty i t I d 1 I q u arter whe n Cl a u ssen end recov - sta n s . . . ' ree s. n outwar co o r , lt 1s a lu s- ' ' No v 3-Det r oit Uni ve rsit y. • t d h ' b 11 I ere d a fumb le a n d a a!lop · e d un h ari'l;- Ca n , it be m o d ifie d s u ccessfu ll y? i ro u s c r e a m y a n w 1te, so n " a nt j "'

a fe w hol es, ou t- d own in g t he P e ru e leve n f'o ur t o two. S au tte r's kic k was r ecei v ed b y Duse on hi s own

17-y ar d mark as t he qu a r t er end e d.

T he fourth , sta nza, on e t h a t will Ie n g be rem e mbere d in B ob c a t fo otba ll circ l es, s a w t h e i n v a d er s t a k e t h e b all , afer two exc h a n g e of p un ts, on t h e P er u 28-yard lin e a nd in t e rs perse end r un s w it h line p lun ges to a d van ce t h e p igsk in t o t h e P er u 8- yar d li n e, w h e r e t he Grafm en he ld.

Duse's drop ki ck fro m the 21-y a rd m ar k w en t w id e a nd t h e stands brok e for t h wit h a volley of cheerS'.

Nov. 10-L oyol a U ni v ersi ty , Ch ic a go . . th t .t .1 b "' . t h p'ered , across th e last w hi te m a rk for Sh oul d t J1 e f a r m ers be e-ive n re li ef

N 17 L . .11 U . . a 1 s g e arns c a n e s e n m e I o v - o u1sv 1 e mvers1ty. ! f t f t h h six mor e p oi nt s Ra ils b ack' s e du c a - by t h e g ove rn me n t ? N W . . . i o res as a r as e e ye c a n r ea c · 1 · ov. 29- a.&h )ngton U m vers1ty , B th t h th h't · te d toe a dd ed t h e extra poin t ? Com e an d 1 en e a e smoo w 1 e a r e p ape r- ij W h a t is . yo ur opi ni on . ! li ke layers w hi c h rea dily sep ar ate ·- - - ::... ·· exp res s i t a t t h e Y. M. C. A. meetin g

GJ L'S CLUB ' (C ontinu e d on Pag e 4) ,

I'MEN'S CLUB

MEETS MON,DAY Th e r ushin g ELE CT OFFICERS

New Officers Introduced; Busines s Discuss e d

Mary Gray, Sidn ey , Io wa, pres ident of the Girls Cl u b took c harge of t he m e eting Monday at chape l time in the · Audi t ori u m .

Mrs. Dunning le d the d evo t iona ls.

plan s fo r t h e cons tr u ctio n of t h e n ew g atew ay a t the e ast entrance of t he camp u s. Th i s is being· pro vided for by t h e f unds' fr om t h e sop h om ore clas s of l ast y e ar. More d e t ail s w ill be g i.v en l ate r.

C.u l tn r e s is ters. a nd com mo n sen se a re

Then t he officers for the com ing year Wh e n a man lacks n er ve ·he is ap t were ' in t roduced to t h e club. Th ey to t hin g he i s d is cr e et.

are:

Franc is Mori a rty _ V ic e Preside n t

Omaha, Nebr

Ha zel Williams - Tre a sur er Aub u r n , Ne braska

Lillian Brad y - S e cret a ry

Peru, Nebr

The council members were voted upon by ballot, being nom inated d istricts.

Willia ms, "Ma il Man " W ill H ea d "M a le Me n"

W ed nes d ay . at _ }: 00 o'clock

D ELZELLS SURPRISED

L ast week a was g i ve n f or Mr. a n d Mrs. D e lze ll b y th e fac ulty

P er u took t h e b a ll on h e r ow n 20ya rd line Sa u tte r p r oce ed ed to g a in safety wi t h a ki ck to t h e Missou ri a n s' line but t hin gs ·looked b a d when Maryv ill e up w i th t h e ir fa mous ove rh e a d attac k. Th e spell was broken wh e n Krej c i in tercepted a pa S, Fi s he r t o H o d ge, a nd c a rri e d t h e b a ll t o the inv a d e rs' 45-y ar d li ne. A p ass, Krej ci to and a 5yar d p ena lty g a ve P eru a first dow n · (C on ti nu e d on P age 2)

DR . C. R. SC OVILLE MAK ES

Songs b y Mrs. Scoville

flrom every g irl s ' rool'.l"J n g house w h ic h h as five or more g irls

Miss Gr ay toltl a bout th e dues for t h e year a n d t h e purp ose of these du es. Th ey are for t h e Girls' Cl ub st udent loan fu nd.

The meetin g close d with a b r i ef out.line o f t h e wor k for t h e yea r b y S ub- cour·cil ors are to b e elec te d t he p res i d e .n t .

T he Me n's Club met last Mond a y in t h e Li t t l e T heatre at convoc a tio n time. J oe Krejc i took c h ar g e of the m e etin g a n d t h e c lub w as di v id e d into five g r o up s accordi n g to t h e p lace s nea r wh ic h or at w h i ch t he men s taye d Th e purpose of the se g ro u ps is to g et the me n, in to sma )l e n o u g h di v isi on s so t h at t h ey w ill be a b le to a c c'ompJ ish more f o r t h e good o:f t h e schoo l. A c h a ir man a nd se· cr etary wer e e le cted fr om eac h g rou p . Thes e w ill serv e as a g uidin g in fl u en ce, S'h ou ld any one deci d e to. shirk on t h e ir j o b. E a ch g roup w ill ha v e ch ar g e of t h e d e coratin g of t h eir resp ecti ve hou ses du r in g H om ec om in g a nd s u c h other e v e n ts as

T h e facu lty met at t h e Li bra r y b uildin g an d t h e n we n t to ser e n a d e D el, ze lls. Th ey were i nvi t ed i nto t h e h ou se, a na Mr. P at e prese n t ed Mr. a n d Mrs. De lz,e ll w ith a g ift f rom t h e fac ulty A ll en j oye d t h e se re n a d e

Al so F e a tured

P e ru st u de n ts were f a v or ed by a sho rt tal k by Dr Scoville a nd a mus ica l p r og r a m g iv en by Mrs. Se o- . v ill e, We d nes d ay , September 3, at .

· 'chapel time. Mrs. Scov m e h as a well tr a ine d voice, w h ic h is recomt h ey may be c a ll ed up o n to h elp "p u t mended by t h e b est m u si ci a n s Sh e ·across." sa n g t h ree nu mbers wh ic h were ap -

Th e n om in ees for offi ce for comi n g year were vote d on a nd fo llowi n g were e lected to lea d club:

t h e preci ated by t h e co ll ege stu d ents. the Dr. Sc ovill e 's t a l k was fu ll of hu , t h e : mor, b u t t h e· impovtan t facts wer e

P resi d Mt - - ',' Di c k" Williams

Vice Preside n t __ "Tu tty" B roc k ma n

Secre tary __ "Din g i e" Ho ffm an

Tr eas u rer - - - H a d sell Hart

Aft e r t he c o11e g e ye ll h a d been gi ve n t h e m e e t in g w as d ism isse d I

· b ro u g h t o u t in a · m a nner in w hich onl y few a re a bl e to acco m p li s h D r. Sco vill e a n d p a rty are fro m Chi c ag o, a nd are ma ki n g a to u r in N eb ras k a d oi n g Eva n ge li stic wo rk.

Monday, Octob er 8, t h e s tud e n ts / fr om the pi an o d epartme nt gav e t h e first p i a n o reci tal of t he year.

THE PERU PE .DAGOGIAN

,GRAD COACHES i LIMERICK EXCHANGE .NEWS -

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1 t d Tuesd ay \ I away, , Forty student en is e I h t under the T · d H S M t W ho got a fa t check for his ' ! afternoon in t he ore es ra .

The r e was a school teacher

I Peru- rame , • . en ors I H nry Kines . I pay : 1 direc tion 0:11 Professo r e t Have Good Time , Neve r before has so much i n teres

"I know what I'll d I t l work , been shown in inst rumen a ·

R ti th ff f th 11· a-e I'll h it for Pera, ecen y e o ice o e co e ., The Wesleyan.

· ---··· -··- coac he s w ho were grfl.duated in 1928 l Day!"

Entered at the Postoffice of Peru, Nebraska, as second has received letters :flrom high 'school j A nd be there on Homecomin g j

Published w'eekly at Peru Tead1ers College- the oldest training sch6ol Lewis Carter, coach at Hemingford,

1 About 45 candidates comp r is e the

l "Bobcat" squ ad this ye ar The line, in the Missouri Valley, established 1867. reported that his team won a hard 1 , as it has always been, wHl be heav_y fou g ht game from Bay ard , "Lewie" IFACULTY BUFFET I and fast. The backfield, ho wever , lS . ____ lplayed end last year.

$1.00 the year. Single copy 5

LUNCHEON SERVED :not so heavy, but shifty and fast. A ; Leo Beckord of Viola, Kansa s, 1 number of freshmen look very p-romSTAFF I stated that his team pl ayed a tie lisi'ng th is year The B@bca ts are out

MANAGING EDITOR - - JOE JONES Igam: with a much hes.vier te a m. A luncheon w as held ! for the ch ampionship flow ab out it Wilbert Zorn, at Burwell, Nebr as- IS at urd ay m g h t in the Home Econom- l Ea g l€s?--Chadron Eagle.

EDITOR - - -----·---- - DON KEISTER Ika, also won a game. He w as the ics parlors. About fifty were p i;esent ! ·

BUSINESS MANAGERS - - RALPH CHATELAIN EDWIN BOOTH Bobcat captain in 1926 a nd played The old faculty members were ! Wayne is confi dent of bea ting Peru -· • I halfb a ck last year. to the new faculty membe rs a nd I t his They have fifteen letter -

SPORTS EDITORS "TIP'' ROBERTS , ROLAND KREPS ! Geor ge McElroy (Abe) , c oac h at their w1v·es. The majority of' the l men back besides many go o d fr e sh-

SOCIETY EDITOR HAZEL HUTCHINSON Torrin gton Wyomin g. McElroy 'wa s · of t he new members of the faculty n d · f th. , ! won a h ar d game ove r even in g was spent iq t he initi ation Ime We all know that the Bobca ts ' , · will be no snap. Ju gmg -ro n 1 i s

CAMPUS EDITOR - LUCILLE DOWELL All-St ate qu arterback a nd - ! t he Chadroni tes wiLl see a rea l g a me Ihad smce his fre sh · ! when the Wayne Teachers m ·eet the

FACULTY EDITOR - - HAROLD McCREIGHT i m a n year. Supe_nntendent K elly of I ABOirJT Pill'RSONS 1E ag les on the loca l field. - Chadr on

FEATURE EDITOR : Bridgeport says that "Abe" is a "real / ij i:, E l GEORGE COOK l coach." , j , age.

EXCHANGE EDITOR

RUDOLF ANDERSON · · - 1 Men of t he faculty wil1 organi z e ACTIVITIES EDITOR ....< \ : Richard Hartley, Beru Gr ad u ate of ft wo volley b.all teams fp r the purpose RAYMOND iRENHOLM · t h l '27 d th h t : · · · 1 e c ass p ass e roug own re- t of recreation and }H"a ct1ce 1t was d-e -

DEBATE EDITOR · ERNEST HASSELBLAD Y. W. C. A. .cently on his way to t ake up his cided at a meeting hel d i>y th"° m en I I work a s an instructor in Biolo g y in 1 1of fac ulty in t he -Gymnasium-

NSTRUCTOR IN NEWS WRITING __ THOMAS E. ENNIS J C 11 B T i a umor o ege at - eaumont, exas. ' Commons building: TuesU. a y. ================================ !

Th_e Y. W C. A. met t he past year and summer Mr. · The men will practice three days a TO THE ALUMNI TRUE I evemng, 3. The president Hartley worked on his M.A. de gree week and plan to compete with o th e. APPRECIATION 1 Florence D avis h a d char g e of the Iat the University of Iow a at Iowa , t f t h ll d th y M Th · · • M' C k I . e arns o e c o ege an e . ,, IS zss ue of the Peru Pedagogian A word which h as been in popular meeting. She introduced . !SS • J_ar City. . He received it this .summer. c. A -The we are dedicating to our a lumni. As usage for a number of years is that ; "':'ho read a number of ! H 1 poems. She also made an mtel'est mg I M· f p ' l · · omecommg season approaches we 1word "appreciation" It seems to 1 • • • • a ny o eru:.:: a umm were m at- ' · Italk per tammg to outdoor hfe and l ten dance t th ;f1o tb II s e xpect to see many of them return. : have a varied number of especially that in Peru j t b a e o a game ep· P . h . . . , ' 'I · em er 29.

Eanice , rived in Hastings and will be kep -t

The giant green sea turtle captured b y Professor W J. Kent, curator of the college museum, this sun1me,r off the Bahama Islands, has ar- ei u as been welcoming its alumm 1but the particular meaning -we would I Th e announcement w as made that I Amon er tl , , I ,,, 1em were. fur over sixty years; many who re- 1treat of here _is that me a mn g in re· 1 Y. W. be on sale at . Margaret J e nkins a nd turn have marked success. spect for art.. like. the Dormitory. ! Towle of _ Ci ty.

As we consider coming events, we , The term apprec1at1on is apiphed · Bermce Sh tre, Fall s City. r eflect back upon h ow the school much more often to t he aesthetk MARYVILLE GAME R alp h Hi ggi ns, Auburn ha s g rown sinc e many of these peo- th a n t? the physical. Yet, however, Glean Rhoades, ple were in its halls. And , in doin cr is: not a clear enou g h distinc- (Con t inued Pag e 1) · I Winni e Brown, Sidney, Iowa this, we also realize th at much of the ti.011 m a de betwe en the terms "appre· on Maryville 36-yard mark. Then I Edn a Hertz, Malvern, , Iow a growth of the school h as been due ciatJOn" and "enjoyment." "Big-Joe" proceeded at once to .show I Beryl D ar ting

a,live for an indefin ite time in a sp ecially constr ucted conci-ete tank i n I the museum. Hundreds , of visitor s 103, has settled down to steady lanearly five feet in len gth and is e stito be at least 500 years ol d . -Hastings Collegian. to loyal alumni. Samuel C. P ark er, a P rofe!:'sor of t he f a ns what a well directed pass in g 1 Merritt Whit ten, N ebras k a Cit y While it may be true that we as Educa t ion , has made this nic e dis - game looks like He one out ! Leslie Huff, Talm age The news writing class, English a state maintained sc hool, do not have tinction betwee n the terms: in the air to Cas ebeer fo r 28 y ards, I ' 103, has settled down to stead la.t o rely upon our a lumni for mate ri" In sports "a nd athletic g·ames, so- and followed i t ap, wi t h an other for Miss Gl a dys Mann, Sophomore in b or. The members of .the class have a l aids, let it be borne in mind, t h at ci a l training throug h clubs ... . an d 8. S a uttev hit the line for a . first the School of Music, wo.n second 1 been assigned a defini te task t o do . those who go out from here are the enjoyment of music, we h a ve been down a11d on the next pl ay C aseb eer pl ace in The Atwater Kent Hau r Each member go es to bis sep arate larg ly respon sible for the s tudents able to discus s our subject bv con- ga llop ed o ver the g oa l line and pulled ba t u l' day over W 0 W. place in search of news This is w h o enter into h ere. After a ll, stu- fining· ourse lv es to the use t he in Krejci's toss for the Jone counter She will appe a r at the Wbrld T he - I known as the "reporte1 's be at " Bedents, and not m ake a term 'e nj oyme nt' Thi s h as been i: nd vic tory. atre duriug October.' MiSSl Mann )cause the class is srn aU each men1bei· sc hool. done because the term 'enjo yment' is Krejci, S autt er, C ase b ee r , and Zook one of the sixteen vo c a li sts re- 1 will be kept busy dashiT,lg he.-e n n <l

;i.,,-rm= • see m ed , to !.l hine in the Peru bac k - c ently from a gro u p of one tmer e. n yuu 1 " "' 0.,.3 ., • • , ,

Therefore, to every Peru alumnus relatively clear in its connot at ion, B K hundi ed 51 n g ers. you fo e! should be in t h e nap e r ju st •__.. field wi t h Toft, rockman , erner, .., who reads t hese pa g es we send greet- while the term ·'api)reci a tion' i s one Th · tell ·any member. of the class ab o u t r. nd Ca ptain Bunch furming the nu- e sixt een contestants will sin g ings. A he a rty welcome is in s t ore of the most undefined an d loosely cl e u s of a s tone wall line. Pike's in groUDS of four within a period .of it. Y ou r interest w ill be app e rci a.t e d . :-., fu r you Octobe r twe nty-sev en t h! used wo r ds t o be found in pe d agog i- play at th e end until h e w as carri ed four weeks. During that time the 1-K e a rney Antelope. cal di scussi o n s. When a perso n s a ys fro m t he field with minor injuries, public ;vo tes for t he sin g e r w h i ch i ,'

HAIL To THE VISITORS ' · he enjoys li s tenin g to the sex t et from · b t b h - .g11 l."" wr.::; · fe at ure on d P,fense. t es · I T e pro u ress oi' t e new s u t he oper a "Luci a ," you h ave a fairly and M" h · · · · · ,,. · · Hall , A fine spirit wa s shown .tow a rd th,e cl ea r id e a of wh at he m e a n s bi i t if F or Ma ryville, ..Fisher W. 1ss Ma n Wl.ll s'in g : he foll o wm g : do rrmto ry, known as Ne1h a rdt visitin g te a_m s from St Benedict's , h e s a ys h e appreciates t he se - S mith see me d t o the brunt qf numbers a t the World The a t er : ''Il been extremely marked sin c e t h e a nd Ma ry vtll e. A•ls o, there w as much ·Jection , his statement may hav!l one the att a ck while Meek, t ackle, J. Baci o" an d "When I r ish F:ye11 are :close of t h e summer session. e nthusi as m s hown in th e sta nd,s dur- of the · four following me a nin g s: Smi t h , g u a r d, and Do w nin g , t a ckle, S milin g." l The o u tside work is ne arly finished , ·n th Wh'l t h l" k" · m a d e g oing ha rd thro u gh t he line. onl y t he lev e ling .of t h e grou n ds, the g e g a me s. 1 e 1s m m g up 1 Th t h · 1· t · · of e nthu si asm a nd courtesy does not ' · a e enJoys JS e nm g to it : Ho d ge an d Gr a h a m w e'r e a lw a ys pass- : Jn t he Au g u s t 24 iss u e of the Der -p ai n ting of the windows t he p.l acalw ays h o ld tru e, . it is v-e r y oft e n . 2. h e unders t a nds its re la- r e ceivi n g t hre ats at the win gs . Sum- r y N ews, D erry, N ew Hampshire, ing of t he ir... a grille across the fr on t found that the most enthusiastic tion t o the res t of the ope r a, o r to m a ry: there ap peare part of a s u mm11try of ,o:li 'the terra c e remainin g to be done c rowds are a lso the mos t courteous. i the fine points in its or Peru (6) Maryville (0) a research made by L eo Haup tman Th e in side of t he b u ilding i s n ow Doubtl ess, pep will b e ra mp an t dur - :s ome o.th e r aspect of .1t; H offm a n re - Hod g e concerning Martin S t ow ell w h o for comp l ete ly p l aste red a nd all roo1ns ing the r emainder of the season. See- I 3 That he both enjoys and UP,- Brockm a n rt Downing i several y ears, conduc t ed a' of ' are t inte d Rough wood fioo.rs h ave in g , then, that handclappin g and !derstands it; R. Williams rg - - - - J. Smith·; t he "Unde g round R a ilro ad" at Pet u l ai d in all the rooms except the handshaking are rather closely bound I 4 That he understands it but does Bunch (c) c Thomas · M r •Hauptman made t he research in'- basem ent. Fi n ished woodwor k is betogether, we may look for the. jnot enjoy it." l.g - Cox to 'the life of this man durin g t he .in g put into place rap idly upo n t he courteous treatment of our v1s1tors We never he a r the terms "athletic Toft - - It -------"- - - Meek second se mester of school l ast y ear th ird floo r T erraz zo floors ar e on in games to come. Pike - le (c) in a course under Mr. George w. a ll the co rrid o rs and stairs an d r eapp1,eciation" or "football apprecia- S h D

This is true Peru sp ' irit! t• " autter - - - - r use j Brown. quire only the grfodin a- t o make thi s ion, y e t the m a jority both under- y 11 H d I · .,, oung. - - ': ges The co mplete rep ; rt of the 11e- p.a r.t of the bu ilding comple te . Th e stands and enjoys these thin gs , K · b Fi h I

BEING LATE reJCI - - - - q - - - - s . er search will appear in ty ,...,d fo rm m arb l e, w ainf?c otin g an d stalls o f t he Again, there are but fe w wh o ever Ca b fb W Smith · " se ee r - - - - · and will be placed in t h e ,li br ary as toilet a n d shower r ooms ar e com-

No li.ttle amount of grief is caused really a nd - t ruly app,recfate music , Substitutes. Peru-Hart for Young , I a reserve book. p lete on t h e t hfrd fl oor o n the ca mpus of this college, both a rt, and other aesthetic furm s Ma thews for Pike; Pike for Ma thews; I A dau gh t er of Mar t in S towe ll liv es l During t he nex t two w ee ks the uuto in s tructo1·s and students by ha l'Hg It seems to us that Profess o" r P ark- Zook fo1 Sautte · H 1·tz for T oft· j , v · r, ' 1a t '!Derry , New H am p sh i re, fF om ; t om ati c O ttis Elevato r w ill b e installs tudents come late to classes . There er is ri g ht in his distinction b e tween Delzell. for Kerner; Sautter Hart. . w here the paper comes. Ano ther ed.-Way n e Goldenro d . is always t a lk about it upon and the two, and that we should be more for W : Sm1th; New d a u g hte r lives at Man chest e r New a bout the campus. Therefore, Jet it careful about our usage of these for J. Smith; Burch fur Hodge; G. H a m h " ' h e re be form a lly c alled t o attention. two vastly different terms. Smith for Mahood; Egg dorf for ps ue.

1 T HE MODERN C H IL D

In th-e fi r st pla ce, timepieces of D owni ng Moore for Th omas; Se lli a rs - - --· ! ".How old are you?" i nquir e d the different individu als a re apt to v a r y A CORRECTION. for Cox; Alsup for Gr a h am.

VOLLEY BALL JS !v isi t or of t he hos t 's li ttle son just a bout as much as th os e individ-

First downs: Peru, 10 ; Maryville, 7 , POPULAR SPORT j " Th at is a difficul t q uestion, " anu als themselve s. Ag ain, timepieces In l ast week's issue of the P.ed ago - Time ou t : Peru 6; Ma ry v ille 3. · i I s were d the youn g m an, r e m o v i ng his s et by different · individuals will v a ry gian the1-e a ppeared a sub-h ead li ne Yard s ga ined from sc r imma g e: l ,sp e ct,a cles and w ipin g th e m r e fi e ctin the s ame manner. It is re a dil y ev - "Orations Given" under the c ap t io n Peru, 153 ; Maryv ille, 121. \ All men on th e fac ul ty a re r eq u est- "The lates t p e r s onal survey i dent t hat n o s a tisfactory a rran g e f th D Y a rds Jo st fro m scrimmag e: Peru , ed t o c ome ou t an d enj oy a g ood \ available shows my psycholo o- i· e a l -o e r a m a tic Club re c ept io n . N ow, "' m ent may be had, when there a r e a _,.d t . h 42; Mary v ill e , 19. 1gam e on Mond ay W ed nesd ay a nd age to be 12, my m oral ag e 4, In"· we u1 no w1 s t o s ay th a t or atio ns j ., h a lf doz e n diffe r ent buildin gs t o b e Y ards pe n ali zed: Peru, 20; Mary- Frid ay ev en in g b etwee n 5 a n d 6 anatomical ag e 7, a nd mn physi"olog·i·were g iv e n at this r ec eption, a lth o .,. considere d , by e a ch person re g ul atin g a len gthy di scour s<C or so w as in ville , 45.

!o'cl9 ck . Of' course, t h e games are cal a g e 6. I sup p ose, however, tha t his own time. ti·uth d 1 d . Th · 1 1ove r i n time so t h at t he res t of t h e you refer to my c h ronoloo·i·ca l · , m u g e m is li t tl e he ad- "' age L a xity ofl pnnctuali.ty, in this scho ol 1 "O

WHITFIELD DONATES

famil y n eed not :f'.ea1· t h a t yo u h ave \whi c h is 8. That i s so old -fashJ·oned me, r a tion s Gi ven ," st r aye d f ar \ 'in particular, is conducive to laxity awa <• from ho d b ee n captu Ped a nd t a m ed t h at I seldo m t hin k of it a ny ffiO l:'e." :fl t rt . th ;y me a n g ot m to t h-e HOMECOMING SHOW I y k s d b o punc u a I y m e many sc ho ols wron g habi t ation Wh t d ' d h Sometime yo u m a y, be g oi n g by t h e 1or an u rr. served by t he gradu a tes of the one . 'to sa y with t hi s · te 1 1 W IS - T ra ini ng Sc h oo l build i n g a nd hear a An accurate sy s tem of cloc ks a nd t b f d . h · yp e s u g i s S ter li ng Whi tfie ld, ma n ager of tae t er ribl e din t h at sounds like li on s Wednesday o t b b e!J.s would do a w a y with practic ally o ou? m .t e _account of th e p ep C rystal The atr e, h as offered to d o n a te r oa ri n g a nd fig ht i ·ng Do not call t he 1 I ' 0 er lO, the co ll! I· t t I d b me etm g , m which it sta tes t ha t Co a ch ege ore i e stra will mak "ts fi a a eness o c asses, cause y G. f . d C . a special s h ow for th e a lumni- .a nd po li ce, but calm yourself. T a ke t i·ine pearance of t h e 1 rst apo usly re g ulated timepieces and the · a n apta m Bunch , toget h er t d t t P F 'd · h o e year unde th d " holdin g of clasQes over·time. with some f.ew members of t he f ac- s u , en s o eru , r1 ay m g t, c - t o g o to t h e gymnasium r o om a nd r ectio n of V. H. Jindra. r e l,.. It d t t d 26· i n vesti gate. Th ere you will find t he

It is not advisable to wa1"t unti"I u y , emon s ·r a .e t heir ' lin g ui s tic Th· · h · h d - prowess to the Joy-mak e r s H is ts t e m g t p r ecee i ng· Home - fac ul ty me n e nj oyin g a g ood g ame Pen n ants, Caps Pill cla ss gift funds accumulate before e th f t th t · owev- coming, a nd is g iven as a part of of vo ll ey bal Go and join them Mi ll ard Fowler '1 o w s, e tc. See this step is taken. We need it now r , .e a c . a orations d o seem to th e H om eco min g p rogram ' st d oo1· N G · · be giv e n q mte fr e quen tly in t he se Hall, or Ada Eyr D · a1nes On ac co un t of t h e l a r ge crowd e , orm 1tor y . S Id th 1 p a r t s g iv es u s th e ide a t h a t it mi g h t w hich i s expec ted h e h as ag re e d to OCTOBER TWENTY-SEVE NTH I S ome m e n wou ra er seep an be wi se to c as t up a numb er of " W hy are you t h h " hour l a t e r than to wake up and find th ese s lu gs a nd h a v-e th e m o n h a nd g ive th e p ictu r e s h ow in t he co ll e ge THE DAY son ?" "He will 1nghy our little themselves f amous. for future use. a uditorium. T h is is Mr. W hi tfi eld' s PERU AND CHAPRON MEET to morrow, and I s sc fl O\ r eport : contribution t o Home co ming AGAIN TO PLA'\'. 1nigh t " m ust ,go n way to-

WHERE THE 1928 ALUMNI I .OFP. S. T. C. ARE AT WORK !

The A. B. Degree was grant ed to grou p hold small - sup erintenden c ie§. , ei g hty-one Peru students in 1928. AJl but two of the fifteen who were Fifty-two are teaching in high located in high sc hool positions have achoois; ofl this number nine are su- sp eci alized in commerce, manual perint endents and .several are prin- training, home economics, music , or cip als of good high schools. Seven athlet ics. This specialized work is members of the class are teaching in largely resp onsi ble fur the fact th at I elementary or junior high schools. they were a ble to get high sc hool Seven of the ladies a1·e keeping hot;tse p ositions. Some have secured posi- 1 f or t heir husbands whil-e a few are ti o ns in rur a l schools but h ave not t ra veling or working home. There rep orted their a ddress. Some with are d 'oing graduate work while two less than two years colle g e training of t he .men have entered t he business are teachin g in high school!! on cerfield. Nine of the men are coaching ti ficates iss1,1e d by th e State Sup erinThe following list are published with tendent. t he suggestion t hat Peruvians wri te Many g raduates are, ke epin g their t o one another crede nti a ls up-to-date the Col-1 A roster ofl t he two -year diploma leg e Pl aceme nt Bureau. The l as t p e p ple who are known to have posi - g roup is a partial list of Alumni who t ions numbers seventy-si x. One en - re ce i v.e d help in securing better posicouragi n g sign for t he tea ching pro- Hons from the Pl a cement Bureau last fession is the fact t hat so many of summer. las t y ear's .sophomore class are bac k In spite of the f a ct that ther e. is a this year tJo work towards 'th e A. B. large surplus oft e a chers in our state, degree. Most of our two-year gradu- 'Nebraska superinten.dents have been ates locate in the g rades or in the very generous in employing Peru I jullior high s chools. 'flwo of this graduates.

NAME PLACE POSITION

-· Anderso n , Clarine G. ______ Qklahoma _ Graduate Work , at Uni.

An derson, Laurine M.· _Lyman __ High Scho ol Bath 1 Edward J. ____ Sew ar d, Alaska _______ ,. ____ Superintendent

Beamer, Lloyd - No Report

Beckor-d, Leo V. _ Viol a, Kans. ___________ High School Co ac h

Bell, Arthur D. - - Traveling ___ Lowe & Campbell Ath. Co.

Benford, Rob ert 1. Peru ________ _____ Pfan v Ins t:ru ctor

Bobbitt, Ben C. _ - Peru ______ Pastor Christi a n Ch11 r ch

Bobbitt, Mrs k:{elen Mae - - Peru_ .:: __________ Keeping House

Booth, Anita· Mac -· Indianola ___ Hi g h School

Brecht, Anna Margaret _ Mason City _ Hi g h Schoo l

Brewer, S ylv ia ___ Illinois_· ____________ .: 'f'Ii-gh Sch oc l

El'bet h __ Shafter, Nev. _______ Hi g h Sch oo l

Carter, Lewis M __ Hemingford ___________ Hi g h School Coach

Brandt, Alice Syracuse_ _________________ Elementary

Brooker, Ruth Bayar d _____ -=:_______ Elementary

Brumfie•ld, Dorothy Irvin gton ________________ Elementary

Campb e ll, Musetta Burchard __________ Junior High School

Casey, Herbert - - Br a dy ______ .:. ___________ High School

Ch aS'e, Floyd L. ______ Nebraska City __________ Junior High School

Crandall , E1e anor - - - R a lston__ __ Elementary

Darwin, Ruth P. Holmesv ill e______ __ Rural Dewey, Lola Brownvill e ______ Junior Hi g h School

Dickinson, Lucill e Durrbar ______ _,_ High School

Fuhrer, Geor g ia Bayard _,_____ ______ Primary

Gib so n, Jerom e Wymor e _ L Hi g h School

Harpster, Loretta - Alas ka_____________ __ Elementary

Hasselblad, Marlon - - - Monroe., Junfor Hi g h School

Hertz, Edn a Malvern, Iowa---------- Junior Hig h School

Hiatt, Ruby - Bussey, Iowa __________________ Hi g h School

Holman, Marthalete_Marysville, K an _ Primary

Hop pock, Mildred __ Farrag ut, ·Iow a _,___ Rural Huber, Walter W. - Deweese __________ Junior High School

Irwin, Lucille ______ Bron augh, Elementary

Jenkins, Margaret ______ Steele City__________ ___ Elementa ry Jones, Iris Lucille Anthon, Ia _____________________ Prim ar y

K a hm, Alma - North Platte- - - Kinder ga r ten Keedy, Frances __ College Sprin gs, Ia.__________ _______ Elementar y

Leeper, Bessie - Fairbury_ ______ Elementa ry McGuire, Myrlin AxtelL ____ Hi gh School

McKean, Irene - Superior___________________ _ Primar y McKeown. Lucille ______ Springfield---- -, Elementary

Metcalf, Wanna Edgar---------- Hi g h Scho ol Miller, Floyd Murdock __ ___ High School Coach

Mohr, Edna Bennington - - - Rural Moore, Thelma ___ Stafford, Arizona_____ ___ Primary

Moran, Louise Sutherland---- - - - Elementa ry

Moran Mary E. Columbus----------------- - Elementary Marion Crawford---------- Junior High Schoo l Naiman, Walter Elgin ___________ High School Coac h Olson, Thelma _____ Logan Co., Colo.----. - Rur a l Parker Catherine Rosalie---------- Junior High School

Parrio;t, Lester - Shelton------------------ High School

Pate, Chloe Falls City - - Elementary

Penkava, Verna Thayer Co.- - - Rural

Ra.i:idall, Cunsta11 ce Unadilla-- - Hi g h School

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1928.

FRESHMEN CONVOCATIONS

The Freshmen met Tuesday, October 2, for separate convocation. The purpose of the meeting was to nominate class officers. Miss Tear gave a talk pertainin g to the kind of students to choose for officei:s. Sugge stions were made for a class party. Freshmen convocation w as held Thursday, October 4, at regular convocatio•1 time. Mrs. Dunnin g gave a very interesting talk as to how to adjust yourself to college life. Plans were made for a class party to be held Mond a y night. A committee was appointed to make arrangements for the party, Donna Jane Delzell bein g the chairman of t'bis committee.

Casebeer Louise ___ Superior__________ Junior High School ' ffh S hl

Oiiskey 'Rena _:_ Whi tney__________________ 1g c 00

d ark Clifford, H ______ Waco _____ Superinte nden t

Clineb ur g, Helen M ____ Valparaiso _____ :. _____ Hi g h Scho ol

Collicott, Gertru rle - -· __ Superior-------- - -: - - -

Dickeno;.i, E lmetrt:a F. - - - Scotia __ .., ____ High Schoo l

1''isher, Lois E. ··-· _ Wills, N evada ____ Hi g h Scho ol Arthur M. ___ Hartin&"ton ___________ High Schoo l Coach

G.ariss'. Mrs P erne __ Hartington _________ Keepin g

Givens Je&Sie A __ Filley _ High Sc bool I•r rnc1p nl

Graf, Mn:. Lon - --· ____ KeeP.in g Ho us e

Godwin, Frank __ Fh:m: in g Pra iri e , Mi n n. - --------. Hi g h School

Grosse, Juli.a B. ___ _, ___ Peru _ Graduate in Music

Hair Ward A1tdn _ Mascoutah, Lll ____ llJg h Schoo l

H

Willard

Harajian Eleanor R. - Weston__________________ 1g c o

Hatten Ruth M. Avoca, Ia. __________________ Hi g h Sc hool

Fred W. ____ Bartlett, Iowa ___ ___ Superintendent

Reinmiller George C. _________ Bee- - Superintendent ' - s . d t Rhoades , Cleon H ·· - StaplehursL----- upermten en Rhodus, M:vg-aret!e _ V"lo:iraiso- - - Junior High Rickaboui;>·h, vehn a __ J ia rtlet-t, Ia.--------------------- Prim a ry Rohrs, Panama- - - - Primary Roth ert, Clara - BellevueRoy Susan ------' Cha dron ..: ___ : __________ Pnmar y _______ P.eetz, Colo .- - -

R• J Edna Blue Springs - Primary uy -e ,Ryan, Mar.garet __ Keyson, Colo.-

Sasseen, Marie - Eagle-- Junior High School

Schindler, Alberta _ Nebr. Ci tY------- Rural Schwedhelm, Minerva ___ BancrofL------------- - ------.--- Rur a l

Shadduck, Claudia - - Daykin - -----.---- i:1gh School

Shumard Lawrence __ Indianola---- High School Coach

Smith, J . .:. __ :. _ Duuglas Co.---- - Ru ra l El-izabeth - - Omaha.:.- - - Substitute Li st Swar; z Clayton __ Guide Rock---------- Junio r Hi g h ' S l c·t Primar y Towle Eunice tee e 1 Y-- -' Trotte'r, June ________ Glenwood, I a - - - Elementary Ubben , Ellen M. _______ :. ____ Paxton.:: "----- - - - - Eleme ntary , Wallin Elsie _______ .:. _ Peru__ __________________ Pnmary , Squi r e

Dakota

Junior High School

g h Schoo l Weibel, Bernice - Bellevue

Klaurens,

fy.falm, Lawr ence 'R.

E dg ar- High Schiml Cuach McKnig ht, Es'ther

McEh O•y, G e o rge A. _ _ Bridgepor t __________ High School Coach Melton, Charles - Steele City _________ .!_ __ Superintendent Merritt, James M. ______ Bennin g ton _ Superintendent Miller, Marjorie - =- --- Crete ________________________ Music

Monroe, Ardis _ Buffalo , Mon bana ___ High School Moulton, S elma - - Wymore_____ _________ Primary

Nedro w , Wa r re n __ Cheving ton, W yo. _ Superinte n dent Neumeister, Harvey - - - - Talmage _________ Superintenaent

New b urn, Lillian ___ _,_ __ Madison __________________ High School I! No erlinger, Ralph - DeWitt ___________ Hi g h School Co ach

No x on, Ev e lyn L. _ Hoopup; O.o l. ___ Rural :> Ritchie, Arleen - Orchard _ - - High SchMl Princip al O a ke s, Mrs. Mab el J o rn __ Ke a rney ___ Keepin g Ho use Selk, Alene - - - - - L yol1S __________ Junior High School

Oakes, W. O t t o - - - - Ke a rn e y __ Junior Hi g h School Skaden, Shirley - Wymore ________ Prin. Jr. High School

Parish, F ranci s D. York _____________________ Dru g gis t T a yl o r , Harlan - Cl earw at er_ ___ Superintendent

P a rriott, Ch arles C. ___ Riverton _ .:-- - - Whitte n, Merri t t - - Nebr ask a Ci t y __ Junior Righ Scho ol

P.asc o, R u t h -, - Ros a lie_ ___ Elementary W oitze l , Freida · L eb a non, IJI. _ High School

Ra s p, R olon - - - - - Grant_ __________ High 8chool Coach

Robertson, J H. __ S t Anthony , Id. __ Hi g h Sch ool

R obe rts o 11, Ray E __ C ody, Wyomin g __ Superin t end en t

Rog e r s , O li ve r - - - - - - - - Hi g h School P r incip al

R ot h ert, Fred - - - - Pla ttsmouth _ High School Coach

Se l k , A rnold M. - - - - - - A r lin g ton _____ Hi g h School Co ac h

Sheeha n , Lore t t a - F a lls No Report

Sheik, Flora D. - Elb a _ .:. _ High Scho ol

Sie v ers , F rank L. - A ub ur n _ _!_ __ Hi g h School }"r.\ ncip al

S n ow d en, Am:y - - - Rod.man , Iow a _ :ijigh School Principal

S n y der, Ev e lyn S C a lifo r nia ___ Traveling with Parents

Snyd e r, Mrs Hazel T ay lor_ _ Denver ______________ Keeping House

Stark, Cecil - - Chappell_ _____ Junior High School

S t u c kenholtz, He le n _ H ay warden, la __________________ Hi g h Schoo l

T r a udt, _ Sioux Cit y, Ia. __________ High School

V a nce , Bartlett - Liberty _ High Schoo l

V ance, Marga r et _ - - - - P e r i: -;- .,. - - At Home

Wag n er, Mrs Anna M. _ New Y o rk __ Ke epin g House

W eatherfield, E lb y - - - - - - - A y r_ ____ Hi g h S ch ool

W est, F Marj orie - - - - Edg ar _.,, _ High School Principal

W hit well , Wilma - - - - - - Ong _ High School

Wiles, Cretoria - - Mi lli-ga n __ Hi g h School

W itten,berg , Espe B. __ E1emen t ar y

Zorn, Wi lbe r t L. - - - - - - Burwell_ _________ Hi g h School Coach

T H OSE RECEIVING T W O- YEAR DIPLOMAS IN 1928

A ndre w s, Irene __,_:. __ En dicott___ ___ Elementary

Argab r ight, E d ith _ F a ll s Elementary

Argabright, Ma d g e __ Tecu ms eh__ _ Elementa ry

A Fmstron g, W iUiam - Shul;>ert _ !figh School

B a lten sperg er, Anna _ S y r a cuse__ _ Elementa ry

Bee be, A. Marie ______ G rove r Co lo. - - - - Elementary

STOP AT THE C OL L EGIATE 0 MEALS CAND"X°

H. F. FINK

0 Peru Nebr.

=>"'.. W.hen in Auburn EAT AT THE 0 Busy Bee Cafe

KUTNINK LIKES WORK ,- "DERE FOWKS" ' 1h ere h ave r h a v e one o r els e

l th ey may p a ddle me again

P a ul Kutn ; nk, Ass ista n t Directo r of f F e ll s He mus f Spend for Cap Ra t h- ' With lo t s of L ove, (C o n t in u ed from P age l ) / /)

er a Paddlin g · \ 1 P S. Te ll th e J o h n in col or ;

a fo otb a ll sc hedul e of t he Empori a, I De ar P ap a rid Ma mm a : Thi s b ar k i.s t he j oy and p r i de of / Peru Nebras ka Kans as, te a m Mr. K utnink is n ow ! F lk / h 1 p d G. C. COUNCJL DINNER ), ver y wo odsma n , wh e t he r he b e Assistant Dire ctor of> Physical Edu- 1 • 0 8 ere a m m eru a n as ist, g uide o r hunte r . It m akes h is ' catio n at Emporia Th at college , is hom es! ck as I coud I ne ver kn ew • canoe, i t r oo f s bi c a bi n, it b ecom e s, pl a y i n g tea m s w hi c h rank we ll in t h e w h a t 1t w as to b e w i t h o ut yo u fo l ks I The Gi r ls Club Coun ci l met Tues - for t h e t i me, his d i nner serv i ce; it is foo t b a ll world , a l t h o u g h t h ey are n o 1 t ill I g ot here. I couldn' t go to s leep d ay eve nin g a t 6 o'cloc k in the din- a cup , a p a il, a cl oak, a n u m brella DR N. So HARAJ IAN stron g er t h a n games fo r t hi s ' h ar dly a ny ni t e I think of h ow yo u i n g r oo m of t h e d o rmito ry 15 per- I T h e t hin papery la yers i nt o which DENTIST a s e as on. Mr. Ku t mnk says th a t he u sed to b id me g ood ni t e a nd h ere so n s we r e pres ent : 10 council m e m- 1t he b ark a r e s o firm ,a X -RA y SER VI C E ( e nj oys hi s wo r k v e r y much , but t h at I h ers, fo u r offic e r s, a nd Mrs Dun - t ext u re t h at _i t 1s 11!1possible both. to

he misses m a n y of hi s Peru fri e nd s , my r oom ma te wan ts me t o a lw ays _ . / w ri te a nd p a m t up on t hem Th e m- Over Ba r n e s ' Ph ar ma c y T el 27 /', j fig ht a nd w a n ts .to pl ay penu c kl e I nm g , actin g as s p o nsor I n e r b ark c o nt ains starch s o a bund a n t-

.-----------------, 1 d o n' t under sta n the g a me bu t I pl ay Dec or ation s a nd fa v ors we r e c a r- I Jy t h at i t _ is a valu a bl e reso u rce t o

CAMPUS CLATTER a ny w ay . H e m ost g en er all y b eats ri e d o u t in a u t umn colors a n d flo w- 1t h e 1p eople of t h e e xtrem e no r t h , w h o m e all t he tim e . H o w is my bik e I ers . After d i nner the co uncil h a d a I brui s e i t an d mix it t h e

I wis h I h a d i t he r e t here is oh s o m a ny bus iness- m e etin g and made oJ a n s for Wh e n you lo o k at t his t ree, t h m k -----------------' · of t h e fo reg oing t hin gs. f1

A t th e c lose of e very term there tall hills I've ne arly w o r e o ne p a i r Lh e ir s oci a l c alend a r

cla re t hey ar e t i r ed o:f1 school a nd soles off my sh oes on sid e wa l ks. II a r e so rne under g r adu at es who de- ALL FRIENDS A ND FANS OF OLD _ /G

Cr ysta] Theat r e

I! J'f t A s k P ap:a tf I sh o uld gee t hem fi xe d PERU I · I no un ce co eg e 1 e m no unce r a1n : / ' Ii T UESDAY, OCT. 9 fa shion. B ut t ho s e peop le a r e u s u a l- ' h er e or wa i t un t il I com e h ome. O N HOMECOMING D AY WE 'LL

J Bob'S Shoe Shop t ! Jy b ack e a rly when t he n ex t term : Which I wi s h is s oo n. WELCOMljl YOU. 1 ij BI LLIE DOVE IN op ens u p. P ro b a bly t h ey g e t Jo ne - I I e a t here at a pl ac e c a lled t he dor- 1 ' I s ome fo r the old c rowd ; m aybe t he y , m i to r y w h e re there is Jo t s of g i r ls ft Neb r as ka Ci ty , Ne br have to w ork t o o h a rd du r in g v a c a I The y t ry to talk a nd g et a r 6und me 0 SERVICE STATION d

"Hear t of a Folli es Gi rl " t ion. Bu t y o u'll ·h a v e to a dmi t t h at, But I r ememb er w h at yo u . t old me 0 I h e a vy th o u g h yo ur sc h edule m ay be, b efor I left h om e a b o u t letti n g th em I 0 R epair work Ji I COMEDY it i s g r e at fun to g o t o co ll ege. h e lp spend m y m o ne y . I've o nl y Courtesy v 'rt.ll'l:D...... I ''Shell S h oc k e d,, - - s p e n t 15 cen ts fo r .thin gs yet. A nd n J. M. ROWEN 0 s p E c I A L T y I

I

" See yo u rse lf as oth e r s see yo u!" c a n I buy a green c ap li ke th e b oys e c ri e d t h e came r a ma n He w as ta k- ; 1 1 Cu t Flowers I I W ED., ONL Y, OCT. 1 0 i n g of studen ts .in action · 1/ "'"i Y • L. H ORTON & CO. I fore the libr ary , t he pic tur es bein g i 0 B A R N E S p H A !{ M A C Y 1· Phone 1 28 Peru, Neb r. e s ho w n d o wn t o w n W e d nes d ay eve - IV · - - 11 1· ning, :and revealin g s ome in te resti n g/ Q SCHOOL Sl!TPPLIES, STATIONERY, TOILET ARTICL E S ______ .._ ___ .,. '1 p ose s by so me of our coJle a iates Th is I ICE C R E A M IS • • ':' 1 THE REXALL STORE g of the hum a n de si r e fo r publi- A E J h D D S I city, the s a me ins t inct which ofte n I . . 0 nson, . . . I • THUR., ONLY , OCT. 11

MARION D A V IS IN HER LATEST P ICTU R E

Lover "

1s a nothe r mstanc e of1 .takm g ad van- 1 0 fl

c auses youn g couples to be marr ied Q ; I over the radio. __

WHEN I N DOUBT- TRUMP OR COME TO J Phone 36 · ' ' S p E C I A L I '

KOEPPLE'S CAFE - 0 0 The ' 'Paint Boy s ' ' I

f. f I· ' t

m:a..__

;iu,o _.,..._-'J ___ -" __,.,,.....,.. _ .,... _ .ua 111 i ;::·II::''

m Starring J o hn

Her e is your ch a nc e to expr ess your feelin g s in print. All contributions must be signed, and will be r e ad over by persons unprejudiced ei t her in your f"avor or a gainst you Don't be afraid to speak your mind .

The Peda g og ian Sta ff is s endin g this i ssue of The Pedag og ian to the 1928 g raduates of Peru S t ate Te achers

If the se g raduate s desir e the Pedago g ian for the coming year, they may send their subscriptions to the Pedagogi an office.

Mr. Tyler, Head of Rural Education, left Peru last Friday morning

Join the Pressing Club- Big Sa v ing. Come in and s ee

. ALL TOGETHER- The Mardis Store is now in position to furn- us about it.

1sh your e very food need. Fresh Meats, Lunch Meats, Milk, Bread, H 1

Ca ke s and Groceries. of all kinds. You will find our prices reasona- ; effilafl

ble, our merchandise the and our service unexcelled. O

q Phone 25 THE MARDIS STORE Phone 25 It O o Thi

0 }

1.1 What is a picnic lunch w itho ut p as t r y and bakery delicacies? We h ave a t all•; tim es plenty of fresh buns, rolls, and pie s for yo ur WHEN IN AUBURN VISIT THE 0 out i ngs.

And the prices? T h e y ar e right. to go to Fremont, where he spoke to

LA!WRENCE CAN.DY

the Dodge County teachers insti t ute .

Mr. J. I. Ray, a Peruvian, is Superin- IIlGH GRADE CANDIES tendent there. From there Mr. Tyler Peru

wen.t to W:ahoo, to spe a k to the SANDWICHES Saunders County institute. Q (

Both E. A. Odman, Superintendent i

of Saunders and J. I. Ray annually

attend the county superintendents'

PER U PEDAG OGI AN

R·ussIAN cossAcK CH ORUS- .

1--SO-ME-TH-IN-G-NEW-· ' BOBCATS-Sr. LOUIS TO 6; WILL SING HERE OCTOBER 19 1 . PERU STOCK A JUMP

is now. publishing eYe ry w ee k

Event Promisies High to Rat e /NEW COURSE IN I· a list of the high school foot1 b a ll scores of. the te am s coach-

• 1 HISTORY NEXT SEM: ·: ed by Peru graduates. This is

NATIVE SONGS USED

' . ' I done both for the information

"Fa r Easte rn Hi s tory" to Be Taught of those in school and fQ,r by Mr Ennis · in the field, and has not hereto-

FARE AT DORMITORY Krejci ' s Pass Nets a Touch· UNDERGOES CHANGE down

Ne w C u stoms Inaugurate d at Mount Vernon H a ll

HOFFMAN MAKES SCORE

A chorus of un - · h t b h

fore been done We trust that Coach Graf's Bobc a ts were forced

A n ew course h a s been i-'ecentfy our readers will enjoy this new l Anyone wis in g 0 ' rus up on to accept aJ 6 to 6 tie in their game der the direction of So c ol o ft , bl · tt t h Id a dded to ' the courses ·off e r ed in the feature : t a e manners, etique e, e c., s w ith t he St. Louis university at St. will appear at the co ll ege a ud itori u m M v l:I JI th e H is tory Dep a r t m ent' of the co ll eg e. It r e at at o unt ernon a • 0 · erwis Louis, Satu r d a y, 13 or;i. Friday, October 19 This p o rtends 1- k h · I d 't Th e e re is a su_ rvey of ori g ins a_nd d evelo p-

BOBKITTEN

S ROW

nown as t e g 1r s orm1 ory. r Both teams b a ttled hard to score t o be a musk:il affair of n o li ttl e mo - f I Js ed the re h d f m ent rn "Far E aste :r: n Hi st ory ," w1 t h very orm a me a a re serv durin g the firs t h a lf, but t e en o me'Ilt, for the chorus h as ma d e ap- d w ·t · fitt • at d s peci a l em p ha sis upo n the p eri od s of\ every ay. at resse s, 111 m g - the second peri od foun no scores pearances in rarge cities of t h i s coun- th e 19 th a nd 20 t h c e n t urie This

.

TO TECUMSEH

tire and with good sty le, serve the ch a lked up Peru, pl a yin g a kickin g try, and its d irector is ra n k ed w ell up J • d d i s g iv en t he seco n d s emestev with meas. g am e in which they enJoye an aamoBg the l ea d ers of orgrui iz a tion s four hours credit. - --. ' the mornin g meal , is vanta g e, held the Mi ssourians for enroute. Ve r y few Golleg es in the Mi,.ddle Stage Plucky Against !served in co zy breakfast no oks. downs on t he ir own three yard lin e There is a s elected group of four- J d s h 1 b l · <l W est a r e a ble to g ive s u c h a n ex cell - n Ian There is a nook for every ei g t per- aJ1 t er t wo soectacu ar runs e un t een sine:ers to nerform this en gage - 11 d - h d · d th e ent cou r se in History of the E ast Mr. sons. B r e akfast 1s ca e at se v en. p erfec t interference a carne ment, each one of t h em well tr ai n e d o t ' d

T. E. Ennis of the His tory De p art-

SCORE 14 TO 0. Bre a kfast usually consists of cere- pig skin to the 11 y a rd line u s1 e in voice culture. It is o n l y t hr o u g h '.m en t will conduct this cl ass. Mr. . als and fruits , the proper die t for of t his one threat, the rem a inder of manipulations i nvolving t h e pila ce- H " 1 11 t d t Th · t I d ·n m"d Ennis has been a n instructo r in 1s- J Coach Hig g ins' , undefeated Tecum- : co e,ge u en s. ere are n e w 1m - the third quar er w as p aye 1 imen t of this concert betwee n l a r g er · p k I d f -'d f th f ' t tory , Pekin g University, e in g-, seh ·eleven succeeded in d owning the prove en ers or g r ap e rm , fie ld engag!lments t h at th e bu dget co m - China· a nd also did extensive news 0 for the purpose of s a vm g the stu- The fourth oeriod, in which all the 'tt has ma d e the1' r apn e ara n c e Bobk1ttens Friday, 14 to in a • ,, ::11e , h' k H F dmi ee "" · se r vice w or k ih the newsp ap e r filed j • dents eyes We t m enr y or sc ori l)g to ok pl a ce, w as a - thriller A po ss ib le T he co n cert w ill be g i n While China, he obtained de- filled w1.th .hrills, at Tecumseh. manufactured them especi a lly for pass intercept ed with en'd runs and pr01:nptly at 8:QO o 'cl o ck, a nd t he tail e d information concerning the I The initial score came early in the the dormitory. line plun g es net ted S b Louis a touch. adm ission is budget ti ck et o r fift y conditio n s and developm ent s of the : tussle when ' a partially blocked punt I At twelve-thirt y lunch is call ed'. or d own s oon after t he fourth s tan za F a r East. !was recovered by Peru :flor a safety, shall we s ay obs erved? It consists op en ed, but the kick for extra poin t Since these men wi ll d o u btless o ffer If it is at all po ssibl e, colle ge stu- ; . ts Th p t oceeded j of a sa ndwich and a g la ss of w ate r or w as low a nd the g ame rem ained on d f lk two porn e reps ers pr k many of the ir native son g s an o - de nts sho uld m a ke arran g em ent o:fl d cup of te a . A gain the conv en t10n a l l ic e. P e ru s t arted a n ov erh e ad atta c songs, a consideration of t h e charac - j thei r p r o g ram for next semes te r t o to kick to safety and put up a g oo (C ontinued on Pag e 3. ) soon aft er the kickoff . A parti a lly ter of R u ssian mus.ic m i g h t well b e l en a ble t h em to t a ke thi s course. !fi g ht to hold speed kin g s of the blo ck e d pun t by Hertz ga ve P e ru macile at this time .

J Tecumseh eleven b u t the sc ore a t h a lf

ORCHESTRA IN

The Russian has n:1'ade a d i sti n ctive MANY HQN0 R I time stood 8 to 0 in f a v o r of th e In1 • yar d lin e. A clever lin e p lay c arri e d contribu t ion to mus1c Beca u se that - dians.

SEASON DEBUT

po ss ess ion of the b all on the t we n ty

it, on t h e n ext p lay t o t h e se v en y a r d peo ple _has _oppressed fo: cen,

STUDENTS H·ERE

i The second touchdown of th e g a m e li ne one b ac kfi eld man's t unes , its music is of a sombi e an d · came in the third quarter aft er end of ab 1h t y to follo w th e qua r terbacks erious nature, and much of i t,. for • runs and lin e plun g es had a dv a n c ed I This Year's Group a Large in st ruc t io ns and ·l a c k of coop er ati on t his reason , is written i.I the mmor I nt roduced to School at the b a ll to t he Peru 8-yard line Ma- I One e nd ed in a n in compl ete p ass a nd loss keys the Convocation I thi s around ri g ht end added th: coun- of th e b all of the jlussian , comp ose1s an d musi [ ter. His t oe f a iled to func t 10n fo r ''ATLANTI S" OFFERED A:flter re g ainin g , the b all in t h e d yc ians we find those of _Tch aikow sky, I PRES. PATE SPEAKS 1 the extr a point and .the s cor e r e main - in g m inu tes of pl a y th e Bobcats r eRachman i no'ff, and R1mskay -K orsa- ! ed t at 14 t o O. I --. so r te d to a p ass in g gam e. T w o pl ays k ff / f p "th The entire college w as en t er tained a nd t h e s core stoo d 6 to 6. Kr ejci's 0 · fi 1 t · th · Montieth s h owed uo or e ru w1 · h That oart of Russia inh a b ited by For t he rs t tu:n e as ,sp .rrn g e ' · . · . d t JI - 'I ti 1 L 't . by the colle g e ore estra at c o nv oc a - pass to Hoffma n was a t h r ill e r a nd is somewhat oriental, 1'j'ebr as k a S tat e Bo ard of Educ ation his s et ar p ay t ion, Wednes d ay, Oc tobe r 10. Th ei r t h e c r ow d bro k e fo r t h with v oll ey ho w dver and the :music of th is gr ou,p arra n g ed t o award scho lars hi p .to all ti e Dh a sf e-r s p a )f ' ath q u ar er wb.als Ap offerin g was " Atl a n t i s Sui te," b y afte1· vo ll ey of c h eers to s ho w t h e ir "' · ' · · d " _ of t e e a tures o e game w 1 e, may be influenced thereby. m:n s hono_r fr om, eac h a c: 1e it "' ! i;:ata';: at ceffn sh.1.e S afran ek. , r of the T-3 a ch ers. S autt er s o rg a n izatio n j g 'ho tab ly a Ied ,ln g h s chool m hie ret l - r un of the th e Bo b- i Pri or to t h e r e ndi t i on of the s mt e, r ick for t h e extr a poi nt failed to for I>Tesentatio;n by i; u ssrnn fore t he sch ools of state I kitten s wer e rt ot s n owed und-e r a still M v Jindr a made a short talk p re -l e av e the g r ound and t h e g ame w e n t b ecause the Russian bass is been g 1v m g sc_h ol arsh1p s Jar e r score G aines an d Gr a v es a lso sen t in g t he or ch estr a to t h e coll ege (Continu,ed on Page 3.) w o-i, ld's deeuest bass an d of a nc h I h a d no t b ee n dr a wm g her s h a i of ; h g d . th I' 1for i ts firs t appe ara nc e . H e sta ted ' a nd t imbre. • t h es e h onor g r a du at es. Most of t hem - s owe up 111 e me. • , -

RECEPTION AT

PHJLO

P l ans for

Coming- Year Dis -

cussed

GAMES FEATURED

j had been going to t h e li be i·ai 11

JDEBATE SEASON

I?hestra were a nd that

Ithat prospects for a sy mph ony or- lco lle ges.

Besides receiving a State Teachers 1 • i t was hop ed this goa l would b e

M·EETING College Scholarship, Margaret Cain SOON

TO OPEN

He also said t h at this year's of> Benson high schoo l Om ah a re- 01 ch estr a would probably make more

ceived a $200 sc hol a r s hip fr om' the

; frequent appeara nces than t hose

EV·ERETTS GRrEET NEW M·EMBERS

Short Program and Business Meeting

1 rospec s g iven eac h student. The number "At-

Worl d Her a ld. Ruth Broo k e.r of Om - Coach Lindsay is Pleased . . . a h a received one in 1927, an d E ve ly n I W'th p t ; A d esc 11pt10n of the selection was Noxon in 1924.

1 Of t he twentv -seven hon or stuaents I - !a n tis" is played in four p a rts, and

CONSTITUTION READ

entered here college only two are

BROWN TO ADVISE

1 each part h as. a di stinct m ea nin g. men Manv brilliant students flrom -

1 Ma ny ofl t he instruments h a ve solo The Everett Society held their re gSociety h eld Nebraska hi g h schools hav e come t o College is one of t?e most work durin g one_ of t h: p arts, a nd ul ar meeting, Thursd ay evenin g, Oct he1r annual r e cept10n for new mem- Peru, w hich aoes to show what a important on the cnmpns. the whole work 1s a fair test of an [ to ber 11, at 8 o'clock in the Littl e be1·s l ast . Thurs d a y evening in the . good nam e th; co ll ege h as. It is now The ability to, think clearly a nd re a- orchestra's perform a nce. ,. Theatre. • h ig h school a uditorium. Th ere "".ere worthwhile to earn high gra des, while son logicall_y is .a. valuabl:e as- I work is devoted to i_n, The meetin g was c a lled t o order tw enty-.one new members voted rnto 1 ten years ago i t was not. , set, a_nd this_ 1s promote d by ! tens1v_e stud y of a few worth w hil e

b y t he president, Ad a Eyre 'the society • Peru we lcomes and conaratulates deb atrn g activity. 1select10ns rather than to a volume of Roll call was g iven for both old The openin g address of welcome was i these scho l a rship students wishes Mr Linds ay is the deb ate coa ch for ; music merely for t he sake of' volume. I' and new members. Then the con st i!Ziv e n by President Hazel Williams. It t hem t he best of success. this year, and this in itself promis es , As differen t numbers are rounded tution was read for all new members -su gg e sted .tha t an_d I T w ent y -seven scholarship st ud ent a great deal. He i_s a lre a dy working out b y th_ey w ill be present- : and a motion was made to a Plnlomat heans g ive a J011;1t pl a y t hi s 1are enrolled at P er u this vear. on deb ate, and laym g plan s , for pro- , ed from time to time. committee to see a bou t modermzm g y e a r No action was taken. I Hono r students thiS ye.ar: cedure. The class in debate b eg ins Work will be be g un aga in upon : the old constitution. The minutes of The the meetin g Boatman', Edith · _______ : ._ _ Shubert the Here the t heor y 1"Light as. soon as Ithe last meeing were read by the s pen t iI.l a soci a l w a y , under the d1- : Cain , Margaret _.:_ • (Benson) O ma h a 9f deb atm g t is .first mastered , then a , s ymp h omc m strume n tat10n 1s more secretary. r e c t io n of Marg aret Bump. " , Clark, Edna __.(Bratton U.) Humboldt 4irect ap plic.p._tjoIJ , fi?_f:· thi s theory is : comp lete. The program was in ch a rge ofl Sev e r al novel contests pad been ar - (Con t inued ' hn P age 4.) made. us that / Florence Coy. ra n g ed. The first was a b ean carrying · of• t he coac hes will b e j

GATEWAY PLANS . TO The first number was a piano sele cco n t es t 'Next was a hoop rolling SIGMA TAU DELTA in

BE REVISED: JUNIORS tio n by Margaret C ain, w hi c h der ace and last was a dressmakin g con - time t.he que' ' n· will· 1ie dec ided m an tled an encore The progr a m t es t w i t h Reinmiller and .Sellhorn .HOST TO ENG. MAJORS up on. . ' I East by 1928 closed with a reading, "So Bi g " b y Entrance Arch Given as d r essm a kers. The opinion of t hos e Sever a l ex p erienced deb ate rs are , SophOIIIlores Will Be of Brick Dorothy Worley. p r esent -w as that these two had cer- Professional Talks 'Made ·· by Experi- b',a ck in school' tl:iisr · J " - .-

A short business meeting was then ta inl y missed t heir new enced Writers :· should serve as the nucleu s of two !_ The cl ass' m et Thursd ay, held to see what action the committee members ·w ere t hen m1tiated mto th e , · stro n g teams Added to these· en- October • 9 at chapel t ime in R oom had taken toward the Eve rett play. so ciety after which refreshments, I The Sigma Tau Delta frate:n.it,y couraging prospects is t h e fac t that ! Azo 2 Gl ; ude Matthews Presi dent of Before the meeting a djourn ed the wo rked out in t he colleg e colors, were met Monday, 8, Dr. Brow n has- kindly to t-he' class, took · of the president extended a very 'learty S "'r ved as g ue sts a ll students on , t he campus assist in the capacity of critic and h. h f f d r welcome to the new membe'S from ''"' · • · · · · · Iw 1c was m orm .o a 1scuss1oi!I>

' !w h o were ma3ormg or mmormg m a d viser " r h· 8 h 11r , 1 .ftr· t he old me,mbers of the s u En lish • · lconc ermng t e op omore c ass g 1 ·

MORE POLITICAL TALK

AT Y M MEE't:'ING'

Ig " Q the school last ye ar ' .

Mr. Hasselblad welcomed MISS TEAR ADDRESSES

At the c lo se o l ast ve a r t he Sopho- FACUL'J'Y'.GARDNERS IN • • .I! • t t' 1 · 1 · · ething of the · · T 10gues s, exp am m g som Y. W. C. Ar GI RLS OC . more class gave money to the college '. ·TILT OVER PRODUCTS · d h. to y of the orgamzat10n · · j

Brown Gives ,Men "The arms an IS r · for the errection of a gate to be built "

G . W . Dope" He t hen mtroduced speaker of "College Girls' .Religion '..'.. Subject ot Iat the east side of the campus in r e- Shades of Lutbe r Bdr.ba'nk! the evening, Mr.. Enms, w ho _gave a .- " semblance -to the one at the north en-

T he re1rn l ar m eetin g of the Y. M. a nfd trance. Mr. Huck, " t he only real agricn l· on · cu e possi 1 1 res or wo r , m e The Y. W. A. held its r egular 1 • After this qi , atter h a·d l;>een looked turist ofl the faculty," br ou g ht in to C, A was h e lc;I last Wednes d a y The Orient particularly in Chm a n Bt ' r; · dev o tfo nals wer e in char f5 e of Earl 1 1 ' - meetin g at t h e'· hi g h sc'h:ool aumi1!ol'i - 1 Iinto·· rnoh carefully, it was decid ed the office what h e c a lled a 2-pound Whipple , who us e d as the _ scr ip t u re Io n Y b!;!t • in r a rt nm, JO . 1that t_here were not suffici_;.nt fund s _ rad ish. Mr. Delzell weighed i t o_n l th 101 t P l Mr Whipple many other Imes as well. l The meetmg was called to :order by to burlc1 a part cut"stone entrance. t h e college's sca les a nd found that 1t ess o n e s s a m. · h I · f M E · 's · f b I b I H h h d ·d d l:i 'Id · h h th ,, t ' th t train At e cone us10n o r. nms , Florence Davis, president o t e cu owever, t ey ave ec 1 e to ur weighed only 1 % pounds. W ose 'llmp asized e 1' ac a we h · f ..,. •t fo t ate · ' · · 'M · G' · j "t · h b · k b ..1 d ? S · h M ours el ves t o be t he sort of college J1.ddress, t e r .. 0 e; m Y w1aks b rCul 11 d ' Sin g m g was l ed lfy _ary ray. a ga e wit a ase an a ce- s c ales are correct. ti ll furt er, r. • f th d they enough to hear a s h ort ta Y e The d evotiona l ser v1ce v.ra!? cp n, top 1 the to b e as ne ar the Cl eme n ts, a gardner of great repumen who a re ne r e or e goo c·t b . · · · · h 11 d th 1 es p Fordyce of F a ll s i y , a mem er ducted by Georgia W orley Follow- 1 same as the north entrance as poss1- tation d ec l ares that this ve g etab l e 1s ran d o b ot co e ge an emse v . · . . · . th d . t• 1 Mr G oil .Sigma Tau Delta. in g this , Kat herine Krn g p l ayed ' a ble. The plan s are bem g worked on a turnip. Where is Mr. Holch of the Foll owwa- e e vo 10na s · · · j · • · · "' . t t The rem a inder of the evening was selection on the piano. · now and are sure to prove very satis- b10lo gy department? He 1s a lso a w. Brow n gav e a v ery ms rue ove 1 • • cl · · h·b·t· ti Mr pent in a social way. I Miss Tear was t hen mtr o n eed as factory. gardner of wide fame. Well, at any tll lk op t he t d. s Plans are being· made for the in, the speaker of the evenin g. She gave 1' It is the hope of · the students and · rate, the vegetable is very l arge, and aro wn duction of new member, which w ill a very pleasing talk on "The Colle ge the Junior cl ass that it will be well Mr. Huck should feel proud of hi s th ere Wlll not be a eci e - g ,,.. t 1• place j (Continued on Page 3.) •underway by Home-coming. garden. 1 ( C o nt i nu e d on P ag e 4 ) svon ·

THE PER 'U PE.DAGOGIAN '

Entered at the Postoffice of P-eru, Nebraska, as seco.nd clasJ mail.

Published weekly at Peru Stat¢ Teachers training schooJ • fu the Missouri Valley, ' establisMd 1867. I

OCTOBER IN PERU , 1

Glory on glory of woods,

TUESDAY, OCTO BER 16, 1928.

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BUSINESS MANAGERs -'.ij.ALPH CHATELAIN, EDWIN BOOTH

SPORTS EDITORS "TIP" ROBERTS, ROLAN:P J 1 •

SOCIETY EDITOR _______ .i. i.. ___ HAZEL HUTCHINSON:

FACULTY EDITOR

FEATURE EDITOR

______ HAROLD McCREIGHT

A.methist, purple, and blue, Late Arrival Hails from snatches of rollickWhere the bowl of the high l Arizona ;. humor and a thread of romance heaven spills i j so interwoven in All its splendors of li ght on t he

d · are ,, t ake 1t

Have you seen the horned toi:i m t . of "Trader Horn as o m air. I 1 s ory · find of t he Old Science Hall? It is a rea : either the g-re;tce_,t Saphire of river afar , Blazin g of sumac and 9ak, Crimson and russet and go ld, WHef·e the Painter of a ll b eauty broke , His full on · Oetober the fair : - Esther· Ann Clark.

FR·ESH

MEN HEAR

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I. or an art istic hoax live - one brought direct from near modern hterature h d _ . . ccounts of t e a ve n I the North Rim of the Grand Canyon I The a d t d on the West I .tures of .this ol ra er in Arizona, by Joe Jones. Joe was f Af . a and his philosop hi c Coast o ric • there the later part of the· summe1 · b t'on of life in general make . o serva 1 on his vacation. He said it was ; a book off rare charm, wbether you running and he picked it up accept it as fiction or biogr aphy. I · S mith fresh from and took goo d care of the funny I Alfred- A oys_;us 1 t t : En lish grammer schoo se o u looking creature. Of course Joe was an g t ' to seek adven-

. in the early seven ies

. rather'· skeptical of) it, but he w1ll ture on the West Coast of Africa.

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anything opce. By the looks of the Here he became a trader in ivory and toad's tail ,· it must have had an awful rubber. As he expresses it:

• time, for i.t lost its tail and is grow- "That's fine adventurous coun try · ., Iwhere Mahomet m-eets th e cannibals.

·'Extr.a Curricular Activi· ing a · one I d · · • · A e! Rivers without names an CAMPUS EDITOR · LUCILLE DOWEJJL ties·" th"' 'Subj ect ·This reptile )ias a ,;r-eal name, Horn- i Y 'th t maps,, 'V • I r countries Wl OU • -"---"'- 3 J • ed Toad 01" Liz ar d. . t lS a IZ- He bad startlin g a dventures as the

t · · Iard of the family l-guamdae, popu- . h" 1 d f ast Thursday at Freshman convo- . f t . first white trader m t is an o can -

GEORGE COOK · , lk Jarly called toads, rom a cer am b 1 h h as initiated into 1 ca.tion, S. L. Clements g ave a ta on general resemblance in form and ni as w ere . e w . . '

EXCHANGE EDITOR RUDOLF ANDERS0 1'T • th · inner circ1e with its stran ge , i1 " Wh y P articipatE\ jn Extra-curncu- lmanner to those animals. eir '. H' 1 d · · · ' .' · ' • I rites and ceremonies. is ove an

ACTIVITIES EDITOR - - - RAYMOND .Jar Activities." A, cm;le._ 1 It may be readily take? for a near first hand knowledge of nat ure is l : cumfe1·ence w · as comtv.sed of l relat1've of' the Australian Moloch . d h'l t h 'o t DEBATE EDITOR

ERNEST HASSELBLAD cir · · r-. be a utifully portraye w 1 e e J. - I circles and a small cue le as L1zard or _Mou.ntam Devil, as tings on native lo i e, C•lStom angi h1sINSTRUCTOR IN NEWS WRITING __ THOMAS E. ENNIS J the hub was placed on the black- dimmut1ve fo:m ai:d tol:'y give added interest to t he story · , board. The inner represented d aily :spmy · seemmgly JUStify He learned the ways of g orill as and ' class work <from which radia tes oth- a supposition. The teeth are VJlrie d elephants, of pigmies and Fren ch THE ORCHESTRA ,,,

One gratifying fact to be no t iced from the recent performance of the coUege orchestra is that the or ga nization is beginning to assume an independent function

When a thing exists for the sake of itself alone, and can, within itself, produce that which is not dependent upon auxiliary productions, it is entitled to distinctive consideration and

he have said? What could he have er activities. One was the spoke to !in character. colonists. Toward the latter he was room and board. Many students who j The body and head. are broad, thick ' not a lw ays sympathe tic: Sc1en ce h as its laws, defimtely set enter colle g e g·o from class work to and flattened , the tail short, and the I "French, Ma'am. A language for down to be definitely When ' room a nd 10om to class wo:k, jusual a_ttitude a sort of sq u atti n g ?os - the mea g re-he arted. If God ever anything is claimed to .be tru e, few frie 1e1s and "l"soclat10ns with lture .with head elevated. It made a worse colonist than t he science can apply these fundamental others. In so doing they become as though Joe bro ught this Fren_ch, He has n't let me know about laws as a test, and de termine wheth- homesick , 10J esome, and soon leave specimen back a so uvemr, as it. It takes more than a little stra w er or not the assertion is true. Hence school. .Other students enter a ll ex- people do, but mste a d he don ate d i t hat and a cigarette a nd a t himblefu l anything "\\'.hich is no true is discard- , tra-curricular activities and have nn to the Biolo g y department. of absinthe all set out in a neat little ed Jong before it reaches the public time left for regular school work, The scales on the body bear prumi- office to open out Africa." eye. thei;i; time bein g taken for all these Inent conical spines, and the horns of He witnessed queer feats of voodoregard. In education, anybody has a per- meetin gs. \ What is o ne in school for, ithe head are supported by bon y ism, wondrous cures of native medi -

In a certain fashion , the story of feet right to say anything he pleases to study all the tlme, .to spend . cones; The mottled brown and gray cine· ipe n , <to ok par t in .triba.l wars. the orchestra within our own institu- and get awa y with it. Why is this, the time In activities, to do nothmg colors harmonize well with t h e Th e strangest tale an d perhaps not tion parallels that of the orchestra do you ask? Simply because there in or to and up ex· Jtoad's natural surroun_din is:s. It l oves e?tirely based on truth, is th e kidn apin the musical world. At fo·st, wh at has never been made a code of fun- tra -,curncular act1v1t1es as tune per- to bask in the s un s hine m the hot- J ping of the goddes s of t he dose-hou se was known as the orchestra was de- damental laws to follow in order to , mits? Is he to be removed from the test weather a nd will bury itself i n IIn all probability i t is one of the finitely bound up with the word, the· judge what is s o and what is not so. I g roup and "form the_ sa nd. Never being very tricks Tra_der Horn uses .to capture tl a nce, or the drama,-dependent up- Truly, these laws must exist. Science, exterior to the college a nd none m active, it will Become extremely the attent10n ofl the readu'lg public. on them while helpin g to elaborate a rt, business, engineering,-all phas- the college? Some students spend gish in cool or dull weather : n<l h1- After ye ars of hardships he had his lhetn. About the time of Haydn (a es of life seemingly, have them. I a ll their time on athletics, music, bernate in the w inter. While in its business eye turned to the money contemporary of Washin gto n), or- Thel'e must be some fur teaching, ' dram at ics, etc., and no time is lef't natural home , the toad fed 'Jn all value that might result from such Jitchestral music bega n to dissociate somewhere, but where are they? Ifor studies. Each is here for an .edu- kinds of insects for w hi ch it .sear ch e d erary efforts, especially to the effect from these things and to be a pro- -· - I cation plus extra-curricular activities. onl y durin g t he h ottest h ours of the t hat such a book would have upon

"J - - - - t h e American people :

STUDENTS AND SIDEWALKS j There are many activities about day, and drank copiously of w ater "Aye the Americans mus t have been in :E'eru. Last Wednesday's a p- Some of our g ood ·townspeop•le have ! campus that each can when sprinkled in the form uf dr op s novel1 ' t1 es whether in search of. one I Cl b R 1. · O gamzations Music In Arizona people lari at these • 1 t pearance was unique in that it was been compla i nin g against students , u ·e igious r of t hese breakfast foods or in 1 erthe orchestra alone which depicted using the pavement as a pedestl"ian I Organizations, horned toads by me a ns of 11. strin g ary matters." · ft o its audience definite thoughts thru thoroughfare on their way to and Itions, Class officers and tied around neck. Inst ead. of His full life of wonde1 ing-.3, seasonmusic , from the colle ge There is an ordin- Debate, Peruvian or Pedagog1an staff, the toads eatmg grass, as a cow d ar e vein of · I s 1 o · t' Id h · k ants with the ed observ at10ns an r

The orchestr a wishes hereafter to ance they say which strictly forbids Athletics and ocia rgamza 10ns. wou t ey p1c up h Id have been lost were i t be reco g nized as the college orches- this 'practice ;nd makes it an ap pre- ' But d a ily work is the hub of all i fl.ash-liJse. r e- umor liter.a.r instinct symhensible offens e. However, the or- t thes e. Itr actio n of their to notthfo1oft Mres LewY_1s the S o u th Afri- tra only when it is performing· this 1 'fi h' h th ts st"ck t is ;; urprismcr pa y . function Other orchestral combin a - dinance does not specify as to where I Mr. Clements made these spec1 c I w IC e an h , t"' ! n velist At her home in Johanh h ' "Wh p •· · t · E t 1 the number of ants eac one can ea can ° · h tions will be co mposed of members ;the students are to walk w en t ere points on y e m x ·11 fi d M C 1nesburg one Monday morn ing, s e ' · · lk · · 1 t" T · Sometimes one w1 n r. arcer ' . . of the college orchestra to a lar ge are no s1dewa s. 1 curncu ar ac iv1 ies. ·opened her d oor to a o-eddler in t in. • · · . l "f 1 of the B10lo gy department .:aressmg I - Id exten11/ hioweve'r;•lJ,nd' it is hoped that 1 Again, they say that it is dange r ous '. 1. Make friends: goo d 1 e ong ' . H th" k ch ware The personality of t he o • · • • • ' • 1 • f · d h ·11 b · this creature. e m s very u.u 1 • • throrrglf these va no.u s combmations 1to life and hmb to walk on the pave- · loyal friends , nen s w o w1 e m- . h" 1 d t tra der reduced to s u ch ' · h d b d · · · d · d d h 1 ' · the of 1s recent y acquire pe I • the true WFs hes of t e st u ent o Y ment. That pomt IS easily grante , 1 tereste m you an e P you m lstances, was so v ivid and arresting , ,can be more • regarded and but it would not be one-half so dan- world. that Mrs. Lewis asked him to write

1ger?us were the motorists who drivej 2. Get greater out of ; - ·r down his adventures Perhaps the Th e of October tenth •their cars up .and down that pave- I <:_o llege life. You will be more happy. , ALUMNI NOTES most enjoyable parts' of t he book are Wlj!S, the orches" ment to exercise some reason• as to Less time to think of troubles and ! the conversations at th e end of each tra's bid to be regarded as an artis- what constitutes a justifiable speed become homesick, provides worth/ 1chapter. In th e se T rader Horn t a l ks 1tic organization existin g solely for limit. use of leisure time.

A Jetter w as received last week over with his edi tor, the incidents of the presentation of its own artistic Student:; are not walking on the-, 3. Real pleasure and satisfaction from Arnold Selk in which he, ex- the chapter and incidently tucks in accomplishments. / · pavement out of choice, but out of 1 comes from a that you 1 pressed some. disappointment .a t hi s many bits of "ruminating" that make

It is hoped that a udienc es will take necessity; and 1t seems to us that the contributed something of worth-while school at Arlmgton not h avmg a !the book s uch raI' e good fu.n cognizance of this fact with future motorists are not giving thoughtful Ieffort and talent to your college football team. However, he expects There is the unr aveling of two eleannouncements of orchestral pre- consideration to the situation. 4 Participation will make you to have a fine group for basketball. 1 ments of romance, one of inciden t sentation. When a person starts to . walk on mOI e interested in and loyal to the "Shorty" plans to be here for Home- I and one of character: the adv..en tuTes nine out of ten he jschool. You . won't enjoy the . real coming. of a young lad in the ':vilds of the

WHERE ARE THEY? will keep on walkmg on pavement., "Peru Spirit" unless you contnbute , West and the pithy bits of During a recent address made to When he starts to walk on a side- to it. • j graduates have_ m homey that come from Peru students, the three admonitions walk, he ·will stay on the sidewalk. 5 p t" t • 11 wi"den your askmg for the Pedagog1an, bemg m- ag e and experience. . ar 1cip a ion w1 . h d · f th · Al of the Spartan mother to her son It seems to us to be· a little bit un- d d 1 b ' l't terested m t e om gs o e1r ma ' mteres.t;s an eve op your a 1 1 1es were given. Among these was the fan· to condemn people for walking Latent talent may be discovered. J Maller. admonition to "rid bareback," that on the pav·ement when they have no • fid to stand alone and not be dependent other place to walk. 1

6· It w1ll give you ence m I Cleon Rho ades of Stap lehurst, who upon a help which one c an do with- your ability to lead and direct others. suffered a broken le g some time out. As examples of men who h ad ELEMENTS OF CURRICULUM

7. Through participation you un - i ago, is now back <:>n the job . Glen done this were g iven the names of Football season has begun. After consciously learn how to meet people, jSlagle, who substituted, say that Newton , Farad ay , Watt, a nd others, carry on an inte resting conversation !Cleon has a real bunch of yo un gall of whom are oustanding men of football season is over then will Iand mingle socially. Te ac hers should sters. s'Cience. come basketball season. After bas- be g ood mixers It will help you to

The achievemnts of scientific men ketball season will come track f know what real coopera.tion

Lawrence Malm, EdgaF-, Nebraska

Ed gar 27, Howard 6

Rol an d Rasp, Grant, Nebr aska Gr ant 6, W a un eta 0

BOBCAT COACHES' SCORES son. So first lesson m . . . I :I • _... ,, are plain. They stand out clearly be- coll g· t t 1 h ' h . I 8. It 1s a pos1t1ve means of dev el- h e 1a e me eoro ogy, w IC 1s a fore t e mmd, and are easily recog- t 1 d 11 tt d d oping. persona.).!_ty. · d Al 1 mos popu ar an we -a en e -,.. b mze . s o, science, m ate years , c ourse. , ps th e l e asset. has made tremendous advances, and \ . . • 1 I 9 . Participation will make you less is, in the minds of many, ,the prime I The time for studymg has oom- selfish a nd New conforce of present day living. There menced. be tacts g iv e you outlook on is one thought, however, which done, after m?re ':ork will !:le lire, helps to make you a bi gger and

George McElroy, Brid geport, Nebr. Bridgeport 9, Morrill 0 · llhould be indelibly printed upon the idone. Followm?' :tl;us ,W;lil be yet better citizen.

Lewis C ar ter, Hemingfo Fd, Nebr.

minds. of all: These discoveries and Imo;e work This. fs course

10. Makes tea chin g easier. You invent10ns haV:e been made poss ible which has been m col- have to do those thing s when you only by the _di sco very of fundamen- leies, and is meetmg with modest teach. Less worry. Helps you to d ? e

Hemingford 12, Rushville Paroch. o

Wilbert Zorn, Burwell, Nebraska Burwell 0, C omstock 7

0 ;;:; succe,sses. ' '· , ,!J;" ""- be tter the thin gs you will h ave to d o FOR SALE-O ak desk, good con• • " anyway. dition I. R. Rogers, Phone 156. at the end sought. Scienc e is an or- AN 11. Those who participate b ecome ganization of law ahd Qrder. ' Next week's •issue · of the Ped ago- known first and best by the faculty. some extracurricular activities. Had the speaker been asked to give lg ian wi_H contain special Partic ipants get the b est The convoc ation was concluded by the names of the men who have ex- concern mg the Peru Dramatic Club, d atio n s for positions. . , . t - 1 •• · ii an ding out questionaires CQncerning pounded to us the laws 1and will_ known as the Drarnat ic I 12. The best payin g j o bs ar e usu- 1.extra-curr-icular activities. Results of peda gogy, or teachmg, what would 1Club Ed1t10n. - ally s ecured by t hose who ca n dir ect of the se are bein g· compiled .

! THE PLAC.E for you to DO I T.

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LION TAMERS ' PERUVIAN STAFF ON A RAMPAGE NOW COMPLETE

DORM. FARE CHANGES !only the skirmish did not last qui t e so lon g as there was no t hing left to (Continued from page 1) to figh t over after the first ten min· diet ·for college , stlidents. (It has utes.

Freshman Ol y mpics and the Mid- • i ,, fouli:d 1 that a sttrdent cannot land-Doane fo t ball game are to be Spectal Report of Initiation ISlogan for 1929 Book "Big- work so well on a loaded ·s t omach.) the f e ature of t qe third Dads' ' Bares Startling Facts ; d B tt " Then at six comes dinner This is day to b e c elebrated by the s t udents - ger aQ. e er bbe meal of the day. This time and faculty of Midland college Oct MANY LIONS SUBDUED I the s t udents do justice to the meal, 12. T h e dads of all students : . I The st,a ff for the. 1928 Peruvian -has just as they are get ting well vited to v isit t he 11 . 1 been elected. Here they are: · d dd 1 Th t he uests c? ege and to_ be the Lion Tamers Club had l Editor-in-chief :.. L - Wilbur Schindler starte ' they su en Y stop. e

Some of the old s t udents may say that t hey are getting some " high falutin" ideas but we a re g lad they have taken this s t ep toward civilization a nd only hope t h at t he bo a rding houses will soon fo llow t his go o d example. hg :'!.t all Midland func t 1on.:J its 1mtiation for New Members. The j Managing Editor __ Leo Hauptmlan meal is over, the table is bare and o n t at d ay . · •t· t' h" h h _,, · . . they g o away. If you will consult MISS TEAR SPEAKS TOY. W. C. A. Th ; ., , mi ion w Ic was under t c •.u- E<h t or ____ Margaret Clmeburg 8 e _e c eleb1 i'it.1on w1 ,1 a Irect1on of Clements, Mat hews, I Organization Editors a well educated doctor he will tell P cial chapel serv ice of talks and , ancl Larson was held in Mr Larson'" I A 1 G d Ed R tor you th at this is the proper way to (Continued from Page 1.) . 1 . · · very ames an wm ec 1 G' I' Rel' . ,, I h t lk h mus1ca num bers m the morning, a.t j home. F t Ed't M G .i- eave the table. 1r s 1g10n. n er n s e which time a dad of oTJ.e of th t I ea ure 1 or - - - - ary ray This method of running the eating brough t ou the- necessit y of \' >1leg-e d ts 11 d h e 8 11 • The constituti0TJ. of the order wa'1 ! Men's Athletic Edi.tor_James Mumper w 1 a dress t e ga_thering. At l read and each new member was to ! W&men's Ath. EdLBetty Vanderford affairs of the dormitory was drawn I girls' religio!} and gave t hree re a, .th p. m. a lunl!he?n will l>e served I pledge ' 25 d<:>llars per month for the I Calendar up in October 1928. Let us see how l sons illusfrate this. e dads A special feature '.>f the . h . . j it, was in Octob'er, 1927, and before. "Girls are human beings; they are f · 1 1 mamtenance of t is orgamzation. Hazel Williams and Earl Whipple , a ternoon will be the annual !';opho S 1 d I Th b kf t b 11 women because they are t hrown in t o ' · 1· evera new members attempte to Art __ Ada Eyre and Felix Su111mers e rea as e ran g a t seven m o r e-freshm an pn?r r.o 1 reject this pledge but in a.. short IBusjness Manager ______ Paul Combs o'clock. There was one gr and rush new surroundings. I t more football game. At this tun.e / time enthusiastically stood and ' Circulating Manager__ Wilbur Shafer for the long table and ham a nd eggs for a w oman to havhe religion soph omores and freshmen will vie agreed to pledge this amount. ! Adv. Manager ___ Wallace Hervey and biscu its began t o fl y. Someone shhe h as off er. for v ictory that day. If the fresh- A short time ago if you will re- Secretary - - Mary at the other end of the t a ble called · t e respon_si 1 ity 0 raism g c 1 r en. e n a e · t · th ·11 b ·

After Miss Tear's talk, pledge cards m r vic orwus ey WI · e per- member 1- h' d Ad · Mr C t d M L son fur a b1scu1 ' t, a forward pa.ss was 1·n- . d . many ions were s 1ppe v1sers__ ar er an r. ar t d th t" d m1tte t o discard their green caps . . . . . b were g iven oa an e mee m g ad b d t Th k . . t ' here for this m1tiat1on. They were Last week the engraver was here tercepted Y someone else and he . d an arm an s a an sg1v1ng rme, I d . d b t th h A l f h 1 Th" must c a ll for another one. This time IJ_o_u_rn_e_.____________ th · th 11 t' p ace in ens a ou e ouse. to lay out p ans or t e annua is o erwise ey w1 con inue to wear j • s t h" h d · t h d d "h til Ch t Th M"dl d brave captain had hlS group of book is to have an umque scheme that omeone g o is ea in e roa an em un ns mas.- e an · wa k k d t B th" t ' th hounds and attempted to catch the Ihas never been •ned before. It 1s to s n oc e ou · Y is ime e 1

CHATELAJN'S

I th "F t R ti ,, d lions. The hounds were unable to 1 be a "larger and better annu al" than biscuit s were all g one a nd t he fellow I · "Wnh e h remlont thus elr : 1 · do anything but bay, and such a din! ever be:flore. The South-western En- at the ot her end w as left o u t Severen c ape a at p ace is IS· 1 al of th boys t k t a · b I S 11 Ch . d th . I d Fmally the captain shot the ions graving Company of Fort; Worth, e oo o we ring ase- . e eapef frrussteh , ere is no pe e I with his pistol. Lunch was served Texas, .is to plan the book. ball masks and football he a d gears ' or e means O.L· exit. e g1r s are f th t . t I to keep from getting their heads hurt l 11 d t l ti t h ·1 h b : a ter e en ertammen Work is well under way or. this I • a owe o ea v e rs , w I e t e oys I ; by flyin g biscuits. ,:1 We have no SUrplUS OV" :rremain p a ssi v ely in their seats " I President and Mrs. Pate and Dean new an i better pr-.>jeit. F P" ulty pie- Dinner, at 12:30, was a meal to b e

Think of a ll the confusion that I and Mrs. Delzell were guests of the / tures have been taken the f. ;·:;i week. remembered. Meals are usually r e - 1 er head to meet. wnuld be e liminated were this fine · evening. IMernbe1 3 of the staff ha ve be ':' r work- membered for .the quali ty ofl t he food. custom to be established ih our own I The Lion Club is rather a 1ing eve;y day. These were differen t , , they were r e · Bronco Stable. It perhaps sounds : recent orgamzat1on on the campus. : Many students JUSt entermg colleg.e membered by black eyes and empt y like a bid of blatting theory, but it 1 During the spring of 19'26 it was · and some who have been here be- stomachs. It was a case of first here

J. C. CHATELAiN

Q Watchmaker and Jeweler 1 ' has worked in other schools ; why not j organized with the following charter : fore have no idea, what the "Peru- first served. here? At I-east it is something worth members. I vian" is. Others don't care t o know. Supper was again a b attle scene, thinking a bout - The Hastings Colle- I E. C. Beck, State Sch9ol, : ask '.' What has it to do with CLARY'S CAFE gian , Mount Pleasant, Michigan j me? 0

/ V. E. Chatelain, Unive1·sHy of Minn. i This ? oo k is a compos it e of ( ·

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.

MEALS, LU NCH ES, H is seve nty -four y ears r estm g i S. L. Clements Superintendent of sch ool, is m!,lde up of separate umt YOUR 1' 2 doosrsHOsoRuTth OoRfDPEosRStOfficn lightly on his shoulders, Com. I Peru Sch.ool. students and organizations of stu- , u Q John Phiilip S o usa is preparmg to set R p p 'd t f th p dents. Every collegian is included l Id 'b"l t F"f W. ate, res1 en o e eru h' h p . d II 1 out on n s go e n JU 1 ee our. i - T h C 11 wit m t e eruv1an an a c asses

= h" I State eac ers o ege. 1 • • " • • ty y ears ago m a t heater m W as mg- 1 • are direct ly responsible to the staff to n g t h e s li ght y o un g man who was W. N. Delzell, Dean of Men, Peru 1through .the ir clas s editors. There t o bec ome known to the world as State College. • : is not a college studen t , th e n, who is

" Th e Mar c h K ing " took up th e baton Alfred Crago, Iowa Uni., Iowa City. j not represented in th e Peruvian, fo r for the fir st t ime. Thirty-six A. B. Clayburn, Chicago University. 1 through at least one medium- his y ears ago after twelve years as the Charles Spadit Superintendent of class. The greater majority of stuh e ad of the U nite d States Marine Schools Nebraska. dents have various activities in which 1 • band, Sous a formed his own musi c al s· h' t" th · b h' are en g ag ed, and the inclusion . . I . h 1 . mce t at 1me e mem ers 1p h . . . . h" h b o.rga,n 1zat10n. t 1s t e 011 Y org amz. a- h d ·a bl M b of t ese a c.t1v1t1es wit m t e oo"

- · : · as mcrease cons1 era y. em er- · t i o n in t h e history of musi c al Amen- h " t 11 f It Th makes the bond between th e st ude n t c a w hic h h as b e en abl e to co ntinu e s ip is ope n . 0.ta acu y t" e- jand his annual to b e th e 3tr on g er d d only prereqmsi- e 1s a n me ma 10n over a period of a lmost fo u r e c a es ( bT ) 1 1 No student, t heref'ore, can Justly say paying i ts o wn way from the p iatron - n ot a 1 i t y to p ay I that he has to do wit h " The

PHOTOGRAPHIC

NEEDS

FINE PORTRAITS

FRAMES

PHOTO FINISHING CAMERAS ALBUMS age and fav oT of music lovin g Am- BOBCATS-ST . • LOUIS 1 ,P.eruvian." erican

STOP AT THE o

. DRINKS

Sousa will make .two stops in Nebraska, Omaha and Kearn ey to b e t he only points v isited. He w ill b e m Ke a rney, Oct. 9, giving both a m atinee and e vening

Kearney Antelop e.

(C o n t inued from Pag e 1.) ·· 1 h 'J i cerning "T e Peru! ian."

When 1'n Auburn down in history as a tie. 1 P Line(-6u)p: Yhou'll hoot be dissappointed PHONE 56 PERU ( EAT AT THE Hoffman - - re Daubner ' I B s Bee Cafe . eru St . L ouis (6) J wit ouBr OaBir cKuNts.APP

t Broc;kman - rt Joseph 1 1 U Y 0.

In the Nebr aska State Scholarship Kerner __ rg _____ E Brown (Next to Gaines Hall on the 1 co ntest recentl y held a t Bunch ( c) - -c - - Willetts l Paveme nt.) - - - - - - - - -

ALL TOGETHER- The Mardis Store is ;ow position t ; furn::-Sc h oo l carri e d o ff fir st honors . That Hertz - - __·_ It .: _ Cornell - - - -

Wesleyan Un iversity, Blair High H Williams _ l g - Swartz

ish your e v ery food need. Fresh Meats, Lunch Meats, Milk, Bread, t hi s is a n a chi evement worthy of Pike - - le _ F. Cakes and Groceries. of all kinds. You will find our prices r ensonac ommend at ion can r eadily-' be seen q b Naidorf (( ble, our,, merchandise .the best, our service unexcelled. ' w h en it is taken i n t o consideration Hart - - rh - Kimmel

25 .... THE MARDI ' S STORE Phone 25 , ,1 t hat Blair High i s a comp aratively Zook lh - - Joyce _ _ _ _ _ r small school a nd t h a t it h.d t hirty- - - - - fb Dirnberg er (c) 0

ELECTRIC SHOP 0 six competito r s t o over come. There Substi t utions for w ere five hun dred students partici- Cas ebeer; Young for Hart ; Delzell Shoe repairing at ' Comfortable' Q patin g. for Kerner; Sautter for Zook. St prices! ·Ladies Shoes a Special- ;.,

This is t h e s e cond consecut ive year Louis uni v:ersity- Parilla for N a idorf; I ty. ((0 t hat Bl air h as taken fi r s t pla c e .-The Surt ain i'o r E. Brown; Ennis Dana Hermes Kimmel ; for Ennis; Ga- 1 (The Shoe Shop on th e East zelle for D1rnberg er ; Miller for Jo- Side of the Street)

Mi d lan d Pl ay ers, t he c ollege dr a" seph ; Eato n for J oyce; Corcoran for matic c lub, wi ll g ive t h e c oncluding Willett e.

number of t h e r t ist c ourse s eries Touchdowns : Lint zenich, H offman. th i s year. The;-,.. w ill produce "Sev-

enth Heave n ," a p la y in four ac ts, by

Austin S fro n g - The Midl a nd

D on a ld E. B ro u g h t on, former are always found chumming with self confidence and

in gs co ll ege stu den t and. m e m ber .of thusiasm. The four are pals of successful endeavor. W e

the 1925 B r o n co f oot b a ll t eam wh o 0 are no.t .mere storekeepers'. Why? ' Because we me r -

has just comp leted his duties a s Uni- chandise our own products, not others.' Some thing

consin, visi ted T n Has t in g s t he pa.st

week.- The Hasti n g s C o llegi a n '

1 J. L. LOVELESS "·' . SUCCEEDS FACULTY GOSSIP

Last Thursday the Faculty Dames had their first meeting of the year. Mrs. Benford, with the aid of Mrs. Ellen Benford and Mrs. Chatelain, had charge of the meeting.

Tuesd a y, October 9, the faculty h a d .their regular monthly meeting in t he faculty room. Routine work and di scussion of the curriculum were taken u p .

Due to the enrollment in the Physical Education classes, Mrs. Ennis is assistin g Miss Roo t in this depart-' ment. She is also assisting Miss town in Home Economics. Mrs. Ennis i s well qualified for this, havin g receive d her deg ree in Home Ec onomic s from the Iowa State Agricultural Gol - j leg e at Ames, Iowa.

Mr.John R. Muhm is scheduled as a s peaker on the Rural Sec t ion prog r am to be presented befor e Nebrask a 1;.eachers of Distric t 4 a t the Te a chers Convention bein g h eld at North Platte, October 31, November 1, 2. Professor Muhm h as chosen for his topic of "The More Effective Use of the Geo g raphy Text."

TECHNICAL TALK

GIVEN MAN. ARTS

Concrete Construction Discussed

"DERE FOWKS" Y. M. C. A. MEETING

DEAR FOLKS: (Co ntinued from P age 1.)

Ju.st been to manual t r ai n in g cl a ss. in t h e H e a ls o s aid There was a. guy there t ryin g to show th a t a f t er they a r e p ass ed t h e people us how to make sement posts. He sit back a nd t hi'nk that t he l a ws wm t a lk e d ab out 2 hrs. yesterd ay morn- enforc e t hemselves. Th e l a w ag a in s t in g and he talked about t hat lon g li q u or is much h arder t o e nfo rce t han

The co m mercial departm e nt is la rger t han usu al this year Most of t he s t ude nts in commerce a re w o r king fu r t he spe c ial two -year ' certifi -

c a t e

A n ew is being i ns talle d in r oom A 3 05 for the con veni en ce of t he instructor a n d s t u d ents this morning. He sure c a n talk Well t he law against m urder, fo r the firs t _ he fi n ally got thru tal kin g and we j is a l aw a gainst h abi t,. while t he Jat - 1 F.o otb all sched ule s fo r t h 1s ye ar t ook some sand and sement a nd some ter i<:. a l aw against in s t in ct. h a ve been s ent o u t t o m a ny of the wat e r an d mi x ed it up and put it in The t ro uble lies n ot in t h a t t h e re i s u r r ou n ding tow ns. S ee Mr. Delz.ella fo rm a nd it will be h a rd in a little I a r e t oo few men to en fo r ce t h e law, abou t o n e to your h ome t o w n. w hile an d w e will h ave some posts. b ut it is b e c a use t h e great bulk of t h e thus he lpm g to boost for t he B obj I surely s t i c t h e joints Am e ri can people are n ot de a d in ear- c ats Ithis m orm ng We h c- d Jun class I nest in w hat t hey say a nd do. terda y a nd w e had t o dt. every thm g I Th b t 'bl d . t .. li Dinner a nd s u p p er 3 0 c a m e al.- ' . . e e s p oss1 e a J U S m en o es Ifrom st.an d on our he a ds t o w1ggelmg Ifi d t " t th Ph o n e 46 Mrs McMaho n -Ad v: rst m an e uc a ion agams e us e 1 our ears. After we g:ot thru w e play- / ' . . I b k b l S "t of a lcohol, and seconq, rn a w ork a bl e '<:::::>,,...,._ e d some as ·et a ,. ay 1 sure 1s '-"'

i I · b ll d t Il aw w i t h oroper CJtfic ials to e nforce

1 , own, t e oor or a ou en y ar s I" Prohibi t i o n will nev er b e e nforc ed · the r efen t ook 1t aw ay a nd give it 1.t "' ,, 11 ! to the other side I don t k n ow what po 1 icians.

1 fun. got tne a onc e an wen1 d h fi 11 b t t" d t h a t l a w In closing Mr B row n sa1_d : with t he b a ll underneat h rny a rm and 1 .t . t h f t b II f t h 1 . . . . as ODO' as 1 1s e o o a o e

Ihe d i d t hat for. Well t he n e :h t ime I After t h e reg ular meet ing t here ! I O' Ot it I made a drop kic k at the was a sh ort cabinet m eeting.

DR. N. S. HARAJIAN DENTIS T X -RAY SERVICE

O v er Ba rne s' Pharma c y Tel . 2 7

I I b a; ke t ball w hoop but it didn t g o in, I . - ------- - - ---

' a b ou t th at time the c oach g ot me I C aps, P1 llows, etc _See f i by t he arm and t ook me out He Mi ll a rd F owler, 1st d oor N. G a1ne S I Crys tal Thea tre I i said I couldn't pl a y anymore that IHall, or Ada Eyre, DormitoTy f f ! day. I gu ess he thot i was gettin g

I M O N , T UES OCT 15- 16 I i too goo d for the rest of t hem. He f B

b' Sh Sh

II I i told me I hiW better g o out for foot- I 0 s oe op I "Diam o n d lia 11dcuffs " .f. : ball t oo, so -i: guess h e thin k s I a m I I With , plenty good. Well, I guess I:ll g o to I Nebraska City, Nebr. , f E L EANOR BOA.ROMAN t dinner at the dorm . I don t me an ' e l1 and I ' dinner, I m e an lunch Th ey g ot t h e __ I CONRAD N A GEL

In 1926 the Emporia State Tea.ch! funniest idea here now t hey have • I M e e t the s ucce ssor t o the f ers College, Emporia, Kansas, finish- lunch for dinner and dinner f or sup- _____....______ I " Gold -d i gger " - t h e di amond I ed fourth in the National t o urn ament. per a?d w e dont get anyt hin g to e at I S p E C J A L T y I 1 1 d i gge r in socie t y 'i; gilded d o -

J. L. Loveless captained that team. any time. I I I main. In underworld h a unt s f

Is 1 This y e ar, Peru's d estinies the Well I must quiet: I ·Cut Flowers I I sh e stalks h e r prey; thr i U;; g a - f baske t1ii a ll court have bee n entrusted Your lovin g so n, I L. HORTON & CO. I I lore! to a n ew-comer. J . L. Loveless is that J ohn. I I ------

letter Was a d a nd y P hon e 128 Peru , Neb r Iii I WED THURS OC person. , P. S ,_ your last I , T 17-18

Each year the Portland Cement Elected to succeed Assista n t coach send some more.

·------------• RIN-TI N -TIN Company sends one of their repre- P. E. Kutnink , Mr. Lov-el ess will I T he g rea tes t dog a c tor OQ tbe sentatives to talk and demonstrate to have ch a r g e of' basketb a ll and will ONE TH'lNG which i scree n B rin g the kiddi es to the m a nual arts classes of Peru. assist Coach Graf in footb all and II IS BOTHERING

I se e him in Horace J. Young ofl Lincoln en track. A • A• . E. Johnson, D. D. S.

'' Ri n t y o f the D eser t'' the c ampus for two d a ys. Wednes- Mr Loveless played fou r y ears of N UMBER - OF d ay and Thursday, g ivin g a b Empori a, g r adu a tin g- / STUD E NTS a nd

and the oretical wo r k A lec t u re on from th a t sch ool in 1926 H e w as I FACULTY members

the history of cement, process of given honorable men t ion on the all- 1 ON T H IS

CA

od s of mixin g, and h ow to reinforc e and '24 a nd was at of t ?e concrete was g.ive n . forward s o n the mythical quintet m

As a the class wi t h t he aid 1925 a nd '26. He was hi g h p oi n.t m a n of Mr. made co ncrete \ at t he N ational tournament Kan s as pos ts. The usual way of mixing (On - •City, t he l atter year a nd w as crete is t o me asure the sand a nd ce-a :f!orward on the second All-Amerim en t The new scientifi c way is to can t e am his Bachelor of Science measure t he g allons of w a t er for each sack of cement. The amount of deg ree in 1926, Co ach Loiveless cast sand to u se is to m ake .the co ncrete hi s lot. w ith the S t J oseph Hillyards, a work able mixture The l ess w ater National in 1925-6-7. The

,, · close of· the 1927 season found "Jim- used the stron g er the concret e. my" Lovel ess unanimo u s choice for Sidewa lks commonly called cement a forw ard birth on the All-American s idew alks are not such but concrete

sidewalk s. Cement is the material team. L ast year, despit e the fact u sed t o stick the s and and g ravel t o- that he was unable to enter the Naticmal t ournament because of illness

O'ether Concrete is the mixt ure of · "' · h e was g iven honorable mention on sand, g ravel and cement Remember the V alley Leag ue. t his when talking about concr ete work. Slides will be shown in the near future.

SCHOLARSHIP STUD'ENTS

W H O i s. GOiN G TO - PAY FOR the FEED th a t the HOUNDS CONSUME which h ave BEEN HIRED to KE EP the SQUI RRELS AWAY from "THE POOR NUT ?"

Washing and Greasing J oin the Pressi n g Sa ving. Come in a nd s ee Polarine and Mobil oil us about it Free crank case service 0 FOR ' SALE 0 Why hunt further w hen you 1 Herman

and Tailors

Some good rooming houses, 0 know the best-. 0 well located, and at the rig ht

cook, OpriG Lf L E E ·

This is Picnic Time .

What is a picn ic lun ch without pastFy and SERVICE STATION iu bakery d elica cies? We have at a ll times Jay, Jessie --- --- =- - ----------- Salem

Cowan, Dorothy - --·------- Deweese

Repair Work o f .fresh bun s, rolls, an'd p i es f o r your Kal t enborn, Helen - - Waco outings. Lefler, Mildred

Olson, Inez

Elmwood

Ot to, Margaret_ _ .Sac.Heart, F alls City

STATIONERY, TOILET ARTICLE S Swiseg ood, Ruth - - - - - - Verdon ICE CRE AM

W atso n, Ma rion - - D annebro g

Wesner, Sue - Nebr. City

THE REXALL STORE

Woods, Emily - - Yutan BY

The following scholarship students WHEN IN DOUBT- TRUMP OR COI\JE TO Zink, Ellen - - Murdock

KOEPPLE'S CAFE " school of 19'28, and are now teachin g :

attended school durin g · t he summer

W E S S E L

FOR YOUR MEALS, LUNCHE S, ETC.

Ande rson, Iona - - -__ Shic kley Ph 195

McCr ei g ht, Rus sell - - - Fairbury one Peru, Neb r.

W agoner, Esther Bro a dwater Wiltse, Ida P e arl ____ Honey Creek.;.

George's Place 1 1 Exten sive Variety and a Saving 1·n Pri"ce

There is a w orld of e njoy m ent in every c u p of our Lunches of all kinds I Hot Chocolate. And every year hundreds discov er it.

Nebraska City is a G d

Homemade Pies I 0 0 T rading Point

Excellent Oy ster Stews, and r eal Mex ican Chilli:lce Cream, Candy and I

COME IN!

Few Ca fe's such a ttractive Sandw iches as Cold Drinks I I

GESSAMAN'S , Nebraska Cit y, Nebr. ,.,

Gold Bond Sta mps an Extra $75.00 fills your Book Saving

PE RU · PEDAGOGIAN

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VOLUME XXIV

"TH·E POOR NUT" OCTOBER 27TH

A College Story Pla y e d b y College St ud ents

The twentieth anniversary of P eru Dramatic Club w ill be b rou g h t to a c limax on the eveni n g of H omecoming, October 27, with the pro d u c tio n 1 o f the three-act comedy, "Th e P oo r Nut," by J. C. N u gent a nd Ell en N u : gent.

In the production of t he p lay, t he club is using the l a r gest c ast w h ich has been used at P eru in r e cent years , consisting of over se ve n t y pe rsons. To ad d to t he success of t he prod u ction a new $400 In te ri o r set of scenery, equ ipped w it h p r actic a l do or s , is being use d.

Accordin g to o n e s ce ni c a u t h o ri ty t he P e ru Dram a tic Club h a s t he o nly a mat e ur stage in Neb r ask a wi t h p racti c al doors.

PERU, NEBRASKA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1928.

"SUN-UP"

STI'LL DEFEATS BOBCATS 16-12

Osteopa t hs Maltrea t Peru Visitors

The Graf-coached Bobcats suffe r ed t he fi.rst reversal of the 1928 season, S atu rday, when t h ey dropped an eradi c tussle t o t h e S till Colleg e outfit at Des Moines. The fin a l re c koning was 16 to 12

The above cut shows t he cast and the settin g of t he p r oductio n of Lula Vollmer's "Sun -Up/ ' g iven at Peru, April 1, 1927. T h e characters from left to ri g h t are: "Pap'I Todd, Willi am Kn ap p; " Bud," Fra n k lin J ones; She r iff Weeks, James Delze ll; Preacher, W a r ren Ned r ow; Emmy Todd, Joh a nna Zabel ; Ruf'e Cag le, Jo e Jon es; Mrs. Ca g le, Sorensen. This play with most of the orig inal cast, was agam produ c ed at s umme r session, June 19, 1928. Miss My r tle Sorensen, who p_layed Widd ow Cagle, is now studyin g dr amatic art in Omaha

T he P eruvia ns left for Des Mo in es I d oped to win b y a su bstan t ial ma r g in of to uchdowns. Hewover, .a s!umpt he kind that h as d efeat ed many a fig h ting eleven- came over t he team, and two fumb les d u ring the firs t h alf paved ·the way f'or t h e first t wo Oesteopath touchd owns.

P eru's first co u nter came as a r esuit of straig ht foot b a ll. A march d own the fiel d in t h e second qu arte r

The play is based i n a mc s t am using way on the "inferi ori ty comp lex"

Y. W. C. A. HOLDS AN IMPRESSIVE SERVICE HISTORY OF

Doing-s of P. D. C. a Story

Pleasure and Business !p oin t ei t h er blocked or knocked down.

' EARL y ELEMENTAR . - .Y .. Iby means of lin e pl ays and end ru ns n eted the to uchdo wn The sec ond DRAMA CLUB GIRLS SEE SPOOKS i P eru score came as of a and sh ows how a vic t im of it ri ses above h imself. I N e w Me mbers Given Fellowship in Organiza tfon's Ritual 1 long p ass, Sa u tter to Pike, over the Party a W ell Balanced Mi x ture of I goal line. Both tries for the extra This is one of the most e n te1 ta in iJ, g college plays ever wr itte n It i n-

'1 1 Th e Y. W . C A. m e eting he ld W ed- f St d G th T h e E I E l t C ·1 t eludes excellent c h aracter :;.;, udies, a, 0 ea Y row 'ar Y e men ary ounci me Still's two t o uchd owns c a me as a rethe excitement of a track n >eet. an d n es d ay e venin g w a s devoted to a Tu esd ay eveni n g at 8 o'clock in t he Isu it of breaks. A P eru on an · appeali n g ·1ove stoi y It has a s ta- ! rec o g ni t io n ser vice o f th e new mem- The Peru Dramatic Club, one OJ" kind ergarten room. , 1., 6 1O-yard lin e made t he firs t posdi u m and track bro u g h t in up r•n t h e l be rs. , the oldest, a nd most ex clusi ve or- Th e meeting was i n fo r m of a s ible, while a fumb le in m id field stage. Th e ope nin g so n gs were " Give of g aniza tions in t he Peru State Te a ch- g host p arty. E ac h g irl came dress- followed by a lon g pass and run netTbere are three acts in t h e play, i Your Best to t he Mast er" a nd " H ave ers Colleg e (owin g t o the fact t h at ed as a gh ost. Wh e n t h e girls enter- ted the The d rop kick w as the second having two s c enes . T he Thin e Ow n W ay, L ord." but eig h t y p ersons may be elected t o ed t h e T rainers Buildin g it appeared made in the fo urt h quar t er fr om t h e first act is i n a u niversity bo okstor e Mis s Goc k ley le d the de votio n a ls membe r ship during a semester ) , is very scary T hey were taken t h ru 23-yard line af ter t h e Bobcat s h ad in June. The first sc ene of t h e sec- Her text was a b ea utiful po em con - celebratin g its twent ieth ann ivesar y many d ark and i;poo k y p laces befo re h el d the Iowans on their 12-ya r d ond act is in the trai n e r's tent at t h e c ernin g th e Se a of G a lile e a nd the this wee k. t hey reached the kind ergarten whic h mark. athletic £eld the next day, w it h t h e D ead S ea Th e poem t old of the Se a The club was organi zed by Mrs. was d ecorated in lfall owe'e n st y le. second scene o n t h e track in fro nt G a lil ee b oth re ceivin g an d g iv in g ou t D a isy Nettl eto n-Taylor, asso ci ate p r o-E ve r y one was se ated on the floor of th e five m inutes sp ar kli r\g drops of water, whil e the f'essor of exp r ession in t he fall of in a big circle. A large g h ost in t h e than scene one. The scen e fo r t he D e ad Sea e agerly gathered t h em in 1908. The fl r st on r eco rd j cen t er a story t h at made every last act is laid in the li ving r o om of / bu t kept t h em There, t he d rops w as held October 22, 1908, whic h we s hi ver and scream t h e

the Psi Sigma House, that night I lost their liie and spa kle because 1 take as oui· bjvtlad ay / h our a s h or t b u t very impor - 1

P. H. S. LOSES TO FALLS CITY

t h e y Could not go 0 d t ·•

a nt busi ness meetin g· was held. Bobk 1"ttens

The cast includes: n, an so 1 1· Althoug h bo t h h t er ary soc1et1es u "Colonel" Small - - Leo Hau ptman I Wlth hum a n b e in gs. They c a nno t I were doin g exce llent w ork in 1908, I T he committee gave a Setback argerie Blake, - - Marie L ash I onl y a nd be h app y; th ey must,, the need was fel t for an org anizatio n on_,the of. st a nd-

The Peru Bobkittens were defea t ed _--_-__ ____ D onald Duryea / also g iv e . :/ that would the- work on step r ardizing. the club by but Jul i a Winters __ M a r ga re t Clineburg Florence Davis then called the l farther into the study and interpre· , was decided that scholarship would by Falls City with a score 19 to 0 "Spike" Hoyt _ R al p h Sellho rn names of the new members . As th e! tation of the true dramatic art, anu , . be just one of the standards the girl s. after a hard battle.

"Hub" Smith Cla:}' Coy 1 n a mes were c a lled, each girl wen t it was to fulfill this need that the were.to live up to: High morals, per, During the first quarter the Bob" Magpie" Welc h ____ Ce d r ic Crink // forw a rd and received a small bum'-:! Dramatic Club was organized. I so?ahty , good sportsman- kittens failed to have the "old fight" Coach Jackso n - H a r vey Nickel in g c andle and her member s hi!l carc1. l1 The club h as alwavs presented sev· ' s hip, a nd physic al fitness are others a nd Falls City seemed to out play "Wallie" Pi erce - E ar l Whippl e i Th e room was darkened, a nd the era} one-act plays during · the year. · so that every g irl in the Early E ' e- ·them to a great extent.

Professor e mrng arvey ! 1 rn r e circ e, re- Smee 1919 the number has mcreased · But during the third and fourth "D " S ur ney W a ll a c e H e rv ey I pe a ted the ouroose of the Y W C A f 8 t 20 1 t of this organization. After some di soc P · - - rom o over as year. . . • . . . quarter the Bobkittens had formed a

D · H C ole g irls sta nd "n g · a Ia g - J : - mentary council mav be a member

A F hma J o hn Bath The service closed with the y W I . . . . cuss1on the meetmg adJourned r es n , - - - I · · Membership hm1t m the club has tight line and held Falls City most

Official Starter - D a le Dyk e , benediction. varied from 115 to 60, and is now 80 CONVOCATIONS A.RE of the time, and usually playing in Reggie - Charl otte Carl son It was once the custom to vote on Falls City territory.

B etty - - - L ois Metc a lf COSSACKS PRESENT applications for membership but PLEASING STUDENTS

Falls City first kicked to Peru. Doris - Lu cill e Ne w comer : HIGH TYPE MUSIC since a meeting on May 26, 1916, the I Peru then made their • gains through Wiscons in r unn ers : Ru ss el and Ed- " tryout method has been u.s ed. Programs o f Musical Merit and Ed· I the line, but failed to hold the ball. ward Sh a efer, F ra nk Cope. Native Songs and Folk Legends Since the first year, meetings hav e ucational Worth Given After sever al exchanges of punts Ohio r un n er: H a r o ld Reid , Fl' e d C o l e ; I Featured .by Native Chorus "been held regularly twice a month. Falls City pushed the "pig skin" · b f the / Both seniors and freshmen wer e h I h't l' f w ith t h e rem aimn g mem er s o The first year meetings were held 6n across t e ast w e me or a d d th sec I d f represented in the convocation pro- t h d Th t . t t club i n t he sta i um urm g e - A musi ca event unique an o ex- the last Tuesday of e;:tch month. ouc own e ex ra porn coun -

· 1 - h gram last Wednesday, October 17. d o nd act 1c e pt1 o na m_er1t was t e appearance While meetings are still held t wice a e " fl h R C k Ch h · Paul Collins represented the s en- Th e play is em ph atic a ll y co ll eg 1a_te, j o t e us s1an _ o ssac . orus at t e month, the first m onthly meeting is Falls City kickin g a g ain, Peru JI d F d 0 t b iors, by sin g in g two numbers; accom- h a1t og et her fitting fo r H ome c omm g : c o e g e a u 1tormrn, n ay , c o er on the second Thursday at chapel a g ain made their yardage throu g f 19 ..... h. · t' f t I panied by Mr. Benford. b ff k w ith b u t one l a u g h - t h a t rom 1s or ga mza ion o we ve na- time and is devoted to business, the the line, ut not su icient to m a e ·1 th 1 se t g ave students a tvpe of Where'er You Walk - - Handel th -d Aft 1 t he rise of t h e cu rtai n u nt1 e co 1ve m e n - second monthly meeting, on the thir d e1r owns. er sev era exh b f I 'd On the Road to Mandal ay __ Speaks Of the play. s on g whic , it may e s a e y sa1 , Thursday, in the evening, is given changes o! punts, F a ll s City made b d d · th Grace Peterson, a freshm_an, also h d h d b h a s n e ver een ren e re m ese over to the production of one-act t e secon touc own y goin g

OF

P.

This we e k a Gafa One for Local Club

h II presented two numbers, accompanied arouncl the ends, but failed for the a s plays by the player's groups At- 1 by Julia Grosse. extra point Their fi r st g roup opened with "Serenade" b y Moisseeff, sung slowly and wi t h the full resonance which characterize s the Russ ian voic e. • Then

tendence is required , at all meetings. The Four-Leaf Clover _ Cowan

Durin g the twenty years the Peru The Slave Song Del Riego Five minute s before the end of th e Dramatic Club has been organized , Miss Peterson won the district ra- half Falls City tried a double p ass, h fumbled, and went a round the end it has done D1UC toward creating a dio musical contest and also competfollo w ed a quick "Sel e ction from higher aooreciation of dramatic art ed in the state contest ·at Omaha, but for a touchdown. The extra poin t Bandor a " by Davidovsky The tenor In 191Z -because of illness Mrs. Net- the result has not as yet been an- did not count. Thus making t he solo in "The Sentinel's Son g " (Kunz) / tleton was forced to resi g n her posi-

nou'nced The winner of tqe state score 19 to 0.

Cl b is ta kin g was very well done . . "The Cossack's . tion which was filled by Ruby P ag e contest will be entered in a sectional During the second half Peru's 'lin e The Peru Dram a t i c 27 ut celebr ate Before the Battle" (Kolatilin) II The preductions under contest at Chicag o , and the winner strengthened and eight and twelve. this w eek , October 2 20 fim s hed the first g roup , and . an en1 the directi'on of Miss Fer g u so n were . - yard gains were made. Then a fum1-ts t wen ti ' eth ann i'versar.v an d to b "GI W ,, from there , will g o to New num e r ow o r m w as " ble and Peru lo s t the ball.

H co r e _ '. · I "Strong Heart," "A Man from Home, The chapel pro g ram Friday varied Wo r k in conJ·unction wit h om e c om- E 1 h rn n g is · and "The Lion and the Mouse." In considerably from the re g ular pr oin g pr o g ram. , re in ainder of t he pro g ram was : each case the annual play w as re- cedure

To cel e b r ate th e week , t h e follo w - of t he s a me quality and fines se which ' peated for the summer session. Mr. Benford led the college sin g in g ing pro gr a m was aTran g ed : char acterized the first p a r t In de- I Miss Ferguson is now Mrs An- with Ralph Chatelain at the piano. Mo n d ay , October 22, Co n voc a t ion- t a il it is: thony Euwer of 508 Aspen Road , Dr. Brown played two violin solos,

They also opened up an aerial att a ck. Some yarda g e was made. Peru several times g ot the b a ll on Fall s City's 20-yard Jin.e t but failed to ge t it across· the line."

"An Ame rican C itizen," t h e fi r s t pla y Part II Portland , Oregon She is a dramatic / a ccompanied by- Mr. Benford.w-· Dr. p r od u c ed by t he cl u b, read li br a r y P r iso n e r' s E sc a pe - Ture nkoff read.er of considerable note. Bi;own's talent ha s not been realize_d SHUBERT ENTERS M·l-N·K style I S o n g of t he Vol g a Boatment - 1

I

in the past by the students, as this The first entry in the M-I-N-K Muw d da y Octover 24 c o n v oca- /' Arr. by Sokoloff Sn o ws t o rm - Varl :;i.moff was his first musical appe a rance. Dr. d D t' b e nes · ' T 1 C k p D av id sky M h h s· 1 K 1 1 sic an rama ics tournament to e . Add by Varro E . y er, ' A ossa c a r t y ov f arc of t. e s - - - o ati m I Brown's numbers were: . t10 n - ress l b d - t h e fi rst I E n c o r e " Teeter Totter" E n core "Dixie" A' f th G St Bach held at Peru in February has b een ·cien t of t he cu un n g • ' 1r or e rmgprest - t i" o n · Part III The chorus was or g anized in 1921 Oi·i'entale Caesar Gui received firom Shubert Elsie Mares, of zt.s or gamz a · . j ---- --- ------year d Oc t over 24 noo n - Le g end of Christ - -' - T c h aik ovsk y and has been in the United States for Mr Lindsay di scussed a f'ew of the a staunch Peruvian, is principal Wedne s a y , ' s · · h - g Mr Ty ler. P ot p o urri of Folk on g s - - three years. They have toured m current topics among which was .the there. Shubert will send the followLuncheon o nonn · A b S k I ff h · · f h 'ddl · . 0 t b 26 Convocation- r r. y o o o more t an a :sc01e o t e m1 e w es t - campaig n results t hus far, and com- ing: Friday c o er Kol t ""n / _ th e c lub. ; S o n g of Ru ss i a - . a en states. parison with those of the past. Mr. Piano solo H istory 0 t b 27 eveni n g 8 p . Marc h - Sl a v1an s ka1a The director, Mr. Sergie So k o loff, Lindsay discussed the "straw" votes, Saturday, c N o etr" ' ith the Enco re " Mo t her M a chre e " received his mu sic a l trainin g at the showin g th a t they were particularly m " T h e P oo r u ' w ' IV M C · .- . t h ast Recep - / P a rt oscow onservatory , and was a dt- large this year. The "Literary · DiD mat ic club m e c · ·· "P · I " h h ra · 1 b mbers and Pe asants ' Cho r us from rrnc e g or rector t ere until t e organization oi g e!!t" gave the results of the "straw tio n for Dram a ti c c u mhe 1 af- Borodin this chorus. He directs without ba- vote election" Mr. Hoover winning th e stag e of t e Pay - - - - z 't ff ·al umni on S t ern Oc ean 31 se ton. by half a million votes. t erw a rd./

Soprano solo Contralto solo Tenor solo Girls' Glee Club One-act Play Reading

PE.D :AGOGIAN

WH o ' s NEXT?

\ Joe Rob- lln ased Registraf ·n Al u mni , here ' s o n e from Jda- P. s. T. c. Head Considers ere k I lOn 1 o u t in S t Anthony, .a Change . I N ebras a nstitu t ions .e rtson , away · h o :

I Teachers Bag Deer

Persons in and a roun'd Pe r u w ill Nebr as ka colle g es are sh ow in g a b ts n S tewart, a n d I Me ss r s Ro er 0 •

Entered at the Postoffice of Peru, Nebraska, as second class mail. be sorry to hear th a t Mr. W. R. P ate, : comf orta ble increase in their enroll- b · d a fine d eer t O rmo nd each agg e S t e wart's , ·-·-- ·-=- the esteemed president of Peru men t" for 1928. From the exc han g e w h i le h u nting near M r . k d

Published weekly at Peru State Teachers oldest training school j State Teachers Colleg e, is plannin g t o 1 a e r s which _the Pedag og ia n h as re - ho me at Leadore th e p a s t w e e e n.· in the Missouri Valley, establis hed 1867. , leave thi s institution His r es ig n a - 1p !' d t fr f th 1 Th t ti m a in t ai n that the am -· . . d t 1 J ceive , repor s om many o e co - ey s ou y nor t i e d. ; tion _ is expecte momen ari y • ll! g e s , e s p e cially the Teachers' Col- m a ls wer e neithe r co rrall e d $1.00 the year. Single copy 5 cents. I Eig h t years ag o Mr. Pa.te si g ned leg es she w i eod margins ov er last

- S t . Anthony Sc hool Daze _ 1 the g ra,duation dipl 9ma _ of one Glen enrollments. J oe, by the w ay, is an old Ped a g oSTAFF • Joder, who.was then bemg Particularly , other schoo ls say, t he g1a n r eporter

MANA,GING EDITOR - - - - - - - - - - - - .{- - - JOE JONES Ifro m h 1WM n raR>ks o f the Sophomore and Fresh1 Mr. er n_is ig sc 00 r. men cl ass es are filling up even more Mrs . E llen Maher M ow_ery , in. a reEDITOR - - - -· - - - DON KEISTER Pate s ig ned hi s diploma. . h b t d F h 1 tt f m Phoe nix Arizona, I ... · than m1 g t e expec e or t e cen t e · er ro .

BUSINESS MANAGERS - - - RALPH GHATELAIN, EDWIN BOOTH Wh_en Mr 'Joder receiv:d his de- most part, the greatest gain is to be Istat es that th e re a re fiv e g ree m 1928, Mr Pate a g am had the feund among these t wo. lower class es te a ch i n g in the pu b lic ther e

SPOR'fS "TIP'' ROBERTS, ROLAND KREPS I honor of s ig nin g his diploma. The University of Nebraska re, lo w in g are the t eachers: ·

SOCIETY EDITOR - - - - - - - ·HAZEL HUTCHINSON I Now, that aforesaid Mr. Joder ha s ports an exceeding large influx of Ru t h Peter son, class of '18 · left Peru to attend the Nebraska Freshmen. j Fer n H u ston, cl a ss o f '18

CAMPUS EDITOR - - - - - - - - LUCILLE DOWELL 1 State Medical at Omaha, Ne- AU this .jg due, in a large measure, Mr s Charl o tte Lehn class o f

FACULTY EDITOR - - - - - HAROLD McCREIGHT ' braska. to the economic prospects in Nebras- I Ceci lia Peterson , cl ass of '20 j It is plain to be seen that Mr. Pate / ka this year.

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FEATURE EDITOR - - - - - - - - GEORGE COOK ; intends to leave Peru for t he purpose / No reliable figures are as yet avail - Mrs E ll e n Maher M owery, class of:

EXCHANGE EDITOR - - - RUDOLF ANDERSON : of a g ain with Joder. He ; able on the departmental enrollments '18 expects to be m a posit10n where he 1in variou:5 colleges, but at Peru the

A CTIVITIES EDITOR - - - - RAYMOND TRENHOL f-1 can si g n his next diploma when it is Iincreases have been largely in the J o h n W. Wear, M. D , is now v ice rec eived. I departments of Art Manual Arts and I pres iden t and med ical di rector of the

DEBATE EDITOR - - - - - -

ERNEST HASSELBLAD I ' '. ' . ' ' N t' a l F ' deli t v Life Insurance· Mr. Pate's intentions are of the Science J a io n 1_

INSTRUCTOR IN NEWS WRITING _ THOMAS E. ENNIS ; best, and we hope that he succeeds, J It is well also to note that the at Kanbecause Joder would probably think Training School at Peru has g ained ' sas City, : his diploma not to be legal or of any considerably over last year. I He wa s v 1s1tmg fr i ends Oll PERU DRAMATIC CLUB. Ilearned from the ex a mples of these valne if Mr. Pate's name were not af- 1 1c am pu s last JVIr . Wear w a s The week beg inning October 22 is, j three venerable persons . A life pur- fixed.

gra du ate d from P er u i n 1914 _,He was a t Peru, Dr a matic Club Anniversary pose, no m a tter how g re a t or sma ll, h p 1 p

IMEMBERS

GREET CLUB I

Iv e r y en t h usi asti c o v er Per u 's ath l etw k d · h h th 1 b · 1 h h ' W en Mr. ate eaves eru we 1 1 • d ee , unng w ic e c u 1s ce e- will ac 1eve- 1f1 1t is earned fai t - ·n , d 1 • ic reco r f th d't' f t'-' p d , see him off and we t m t ey w1 , · I 1 1 k f F brating its twentieth birthday. Th e re- fully t hrou g h We use these names hope :hat ever: one wih' lukrnhc u 1·

ore, 1s e i ion o ue e ago g ian is only for ex ample ; the same is tru e I . · n a etter ast wee ron1 rank known as Dramatic Club Edition. everywhere I fc-r he i:; very well known and umver- IHos ie, c lass of '19, h e s t a te s that h e Organized twenty years ago , the 1 Ho"w students who a re no w in / srllv liked.

!Dramatists, Actors Among

SPRING? " A Doll's House " Is Bei n g Con sidered

, recen t ly met H arold W agn e r , wh oclub has seen many and colle g e have a strong life purpose I Peru will be out of one. good the Alumni Iwas wit h u s as ins tructor o :f" g rown much. From tlie very first , which will carry them throu g h to I president went he goes . What is she vo ice. Bot h Mr. Hosie anq Mr. Wag-there has always been a· hi g h stan· such ends of satisfaction in a t as k : going to do for another one? H as j Peru Dramatic Club in it s celebr a- n er are members of t h e faculty o f dard of ·work done, as may be seen well done? There are t oo , t oo few ianyone any suggestions? Perhaps Ition of the twen t iet h anni v ers ary of th e R oc hester school s at Rochester , from the historical accounts appe a r - Mr: Pa.te _should someon e. and its or ga nization has received m any New York. ing elsewhere in this p aper TO THE BUDGET COMMITTEE tram him mto the office of president t ' f 1 f t h lub . Igree m gs rom a umm o e c . k h h In a friendly and e q u animous so that Peru will not feel the lo ss h There is now at dwor d t de '. spirit we would here like to di scuss so keenly Any other su g gestions From New a rk, N J., w e recei ve t e club a svs tem of gra uate ere its an , ' will be appceciated. · followin g g r ee t in g s fr om Ellsw ort h aw a rds which has helped very ma- a certain matter wi t h the bud g et P. Conkle , a pl aywri g h t wh o is comcommittee . terially in rai sin g dramatic sta ndard s INTRODUCING.· in g into nat ion al prominence and on this campus. Each member of the N ow, you , as a committ ee, have whose home is in Pe r u: "For t we nty club is a real worker, else he does char g e of the direction a nd finan cin g "THE PEP CLUB" years t here h as be e n a gre at co nspirnot retain his memb er s hip . Her e is of! all a ctivities in t hi s co lle ge p er- acy a br oa d on the c a m p u s,- a conn les son that some othe r c ampus o;·- taining to

f h itself deri ves a part of its income ; The Pe o Club , a n ew org an iz at ion I ly by the D r ama t ic C l u b . ye iu in g , make s for the unifi catio n o t e 1 1 the d ate is set as A pril 5. play whole. fro m bud g et sou rces. 1 on the campus , held it s fir ; t The sec o nd a d v is e r o f' th e d u b , u s u a llv t he h eav i. e s t produ ction o f The si g nific a nc e of thi s wee k · is N o w we , as t pe rec ip iec i:.- of th e·:e I aft e rn oon at 2:30 m the Iwho su ccee ded M r s . N e t tl eto n T ay the vea;. For sev e r a l y e ars S hakespl ain to a ll Dramatic Club members , L:•nefits, ar e d esir ou s to kno w just I gy mn a smm. sends g r e et in g s from Po rtl an d , Ore .. Th h a nd cannot be t oo mu ch imp r es esd h r w va riou s fund s a r e np :r " p r iat ed I Dick Williams, head of the or- "I know yo u h ave m a de w o n d erfu l p la y s w e r e use d . e c ange h d h f h d d to mod e;n pl a y s wa s mad e wh e n upon others The o"r g anizati on m ake s fo r the various T' ·erefofe , ga niz a tio l)-. a c a rge o t e me et- st rides si n c e t ho se ear l y ays a n b h , '. ' h t t l a "S un -Up" w as given in 1927 a very definite co ntri ntion to t e we w ish to s u g·g est th at v rep or t ot ! m g . des erve s in c e re, e ar Y c o n g r a ulif e of t he c a mpu s . Let us a ll j oin t he. bud g et commi t tee to th e· stude nt:\ Uniforn: s for the club were dis- lti on s. Wi s hin g yo u g rea t s u ccess in T he p l a y being con side r ed this year f h h ] d D k h t t lk on P en s l R b 1s "A Doll s H ouse" a dra1na in fo ur in accord with the sp irit o t JS en- 1body be pl aced w it in t 1e p a ges of I cusse · 1c. g av e a s or a you r wo rk. inc e r e y y our, u Y terpri se. I The Pedag og i a n at a n e ar ly d ate ; and what it. should t o a p e::i F. Eu w er." act s b v Hen rik I bse n T h e l e ading Doubtless,, this year's work is, as ye t , 1 club. The g irls a re gom g t o sh ow a Irole w -as played b y Naz imo v a i n t h e

OLD TIMERS

Istill a form a ti v e c ondition w h ich will · lot of spirit at the res t of th e g a me s. J ere Mickel, a t on e time pres id ent movies and on t he legitim ate s tag;e. Ever y school m ust g row , or else no t w a rran t s uch a rep Ol·t H ow eve r , I Some p'lans were t alked about fo r of Peru Dram a ti c Club a nd n ow as - I Ibsen pl a vs are q u ite diffi cu lt fol' it will ceas e t o function All colle ge j last may be t ak en as a repre- i Homceomin g, and the meeth1g ad - so cl ated w i t h the G oo d ma n Memorial 1 amateurs - bu t " A D oll's H ouse" a n d s tudents h ave the experi ence of hear- sentative report. Of course, it i !! no t ,; j ou r n e d. Another m e et ing w '.ll be Theatre, Chic ago, Illin o i s , a part o f "The Wild D uck" ha v ·e b een used by in g old alumni members tell abou t de sir a ble to publish ex act fi g ur es , s o i held Saturdav mormng at 6:30 111 t he the Ch ic ago A rt In stitute write s th e s ome L it tle The at r e gro u r>s an d col, I t heir colle g e in th e mo r e or less early we su gg est t hat a percen tag e sch em e I gy m club as foll ows: " G reeti n g s t o my le g es. Mrs. J ode r f eel s t h a t P er u diays. Whil e- at t imes w e m ay be be substi t uted.

,fellow members of t h e Per u D ram a - Dramati c C l u b h as the tal e nt a vailrather fi He d up with s uch t r adition s, ' This is a matter which is of in te r- FOR ART'S SAKE ' t i c Club on its t w en t ie t h b irt hd ay. All ab l e for t h i s play . it must be remembered that it is est to all students, and we t a ke thi s Many great sacrifices are made fo r success to y our pl a ns for t hi s year Another pl ay wh ich m i ght -b e used largely thr ou g h t he effor ts of loyal opportunity to ask a bout the r elalive- 1the s ake of a·rt and many

In return for t he m a n y be n e fi ts t he is "Outward Bo und " by Sutt o n Vane a lumni that colleges t a ke their ty of expenditures m ade fo r the d i- of Peru Dramatic Club h ave been p ut club has g iv en in m y e ff o r t s tag e- T his is an unusu al pl ay with sp len • growth. , . verse. ac t ivities. great f?r .the nd- wa rd . I h ope th at this w iH be· the· di d chances f or g oo d c h a ra c t er work.

At present, a · new building is bem g

varrcement of the h1str1omc art. most g lorious y ear of a ll. J. M." cdnstructed on our camp us. To per- PERUVIAN AND PEDAGOGIAN Not many, however, can com b i ne sons who were here only a year or .There exis ts on the campus a rath- 1thi s spirit of sacrifice with t he fin an - The orga ni zer and f o r four years

I PLANS FOR PE RU DINNE RS FORMED

t w o a g o, it will m ake campus er unfortunte complex, if we may 1 as Mr. Dury ea has do n e a dviser of the club, Mrs Daisy B . seem much different It is no. sur- term it such, of confusing the names himsel! to play t he Ne t tleton T ay lor, s ends us h e r rep r ise, the r efore, that the old timers of the college ye a r book and the c ol- I Po or Nu t. F or this part h e needecl gret s for it not b ein g po s si ble for The Pe r u lun c h eons duri ng S tate who re t urn :should be s urpri sed, and , lege w eekly, The and The Ilong shaggy , unkept h a ir. 'J.'he best her t o b e here for t he A nn i v ersar y Ass o c i a tion in Li nc oln at conse quent ly, express t he ir surprise. Pedagogian, respectiTely. Now that w a y to g et t his was to let the !i.a i:r W e ek on acc oun t of the illness of the Cornhus k er H o tel, and in Oma h a At Homecoming t ime , which will w ork has defini tely started on The I g row So a whole her paren ts Mrs T aylor wr it e s: at the Hotel Ro m e will b e b etter soon be upon us, t he r e w ill be much P eruvian, we wish to call to your at- i done without a haircut. Fi g u re " Nothin g would g iv e mo re ple a.s u re than ever bef o r e to be he a rd a bout what the school tention the difference between the 11t for yourself, at least a dollar and t han to b e in Peru fo r t h e a n niver - All friends studen t s , and alumni of used to do and to be. The r e will be t w o. twenty cents saved, a nd fo r Ar t ' s sar y and meet the o ld stu de n ts as Peru .State '.fe ac h e r s Colle ge al·e in · much said whi ch , vie wed li g htl y, will The Peruvian is the college annu at; sake. w ell as the p rese n t o n es." She closes · vited. , seem trite a nd unin t erestin g Look The Pedago g ian is the c olle g e w it h g r e et in gs to t h e club, "Yo u r The l uncheon at Ho te l C ornh usk er under the surface a little and see thei r newspaper.

G. COUNCIL MEETING pl a n s sound mos t i n t e restin g. B est will be Thur s day no o n, Novemb er 1, deeper me a nin gs wri t ten into t he Remember that The Peruvi a n a s Last Thursday aftern oon at 4:3o w ishes for all s uc cess , Si n cerel-y Dand i s in c h ar ge of W. N. Delzell, g ro w th of this .j n s ti tution, eur Alm a , the name ir:iplies, is :printed for all Ithe g irls' council enterta!ned t h e Dais y B. T ay lor." , ean o f Men , P e r u T h e lu nch eon Mater. Peru vi ans, a lumn i a nd s tudents. It s ub -council. membe rs at an informal at H otel Rom e will be Friday n oon, is a c ompl e te record of a · yea r of ac- I t e a , in t he facul t y room.. Pl a ns were

III ·No v e mb e 2 d l d f d h · r , u n er the dir e ction of

THREE GREAT NAMES tivities at Peru- hefi ce the name "Pe- c omp ete or ecoratm g ouses for LATE LOCAL S S L Cl F r om the drama durin g the past ruvi·an." I Homecomin g. The bo ys of the co l- · "".":7: , ,. • •• emen t s , Supe r inte nde nt of the Train i ng School, P.eru. m onths h av e b ee n t aken three of its1 The Pedag ogi an is, essenti all y , the 1 ie g e ar e com pet ing with th e g irls - Reserva t i o n s ma b . m?st notable figure s Alt hou g h th;y 1·newspaper of the Peru ped ago g s, or ! f or the_ prize offered for the b est An a nnoun cement has been receiv - in g to t he hotel s Y e made by w1ll never trea d t he bo m d s agam , f u t ure te a chers It is written about de corat10ns e d fr o m Mr and Mrs . A lb ri g h t, form - cha rg e of th 1 or t he m e n 1n ,t he names and the influence of these only the current doin g-s of the ped a - er fac ulty m embers of t he P eru State Ie i gh ty fi e uncheon. Plates three c a nn ot soon be lost The w orld gugs, and is of interest pr imaril y t o ALPHA .MU OME GA Teach e r s College of th e arriva l of a - ve ce nts at eac h lun cheon. of the and every lover of t he t he pedagogs Mond a y, Oc t ober · 15, Alp h a Mu so n , S eptem ber 5, 1928 Mr. A l brighta rtistic will lon g ho n or the memor- Let's learn to m ake thi s di s tincti on Qm ega, h eld a busi ness m e etin g A is 'ow a facu lty m emb er of t he St at e T h e MEET ies of Ellen Terry , J ohn D r ew , and now, once an1 for all commi tt ee w asappo i n te d to ma k e t e a che r s CoJJe g e,; at Dillon, M m t;ms c h apel class met Tu e sday at Robert Mantell. pl a ns f or a nd printin g of m embe r - v e ry in A303 for a sho rt bu t

Each of these perso n s m ade hi s e x i t 1 BONES s hip c a rd s. An w as a lso \ '. Wil b ur Sc hi ndler, w h ile :wo r \cin g Anna -;;r ant bu s in e ss meeting. only wli.en many year s' servic.e had j Workmen enga ge d in d emo1ishing m a de to t he c on s titut10 n so t h at q u a !-w ith some g lass t u b in g in the che m- · onner was 1 been Pel formed , and all rep resented , the old Normal Hal) are sa·• d to have "fi t i f b '- · f editor of the Pe i· . e ec t ed semor .. 1 ca o n s or m em e rS•llP were p lac- s t ry lab oratory l ast Thursd ay, h ad uv t ile h l ghest art of wh i.<l h the theatre ! found n •1mber of d d b i It h du es Were d " ian Also class u e on a g r a e ass. \ e mi sfor tun e t o c u t h is fin geF q ui te lscuss ed T is capable. They · were f.aithful b•:neath i t. 1"t w ou ld adjourned. · he meeting ""' , ' - - d eep l y w h en the g lass br o k e. P au l t hroughout their en t ire lives .to ,a be w iMi t o te a r do.wn some of our .Upp e r c lassma n : Wh y didn ' t yo u Com b s , b us iness m a n age r of t h e Pecho sen purpose, and th ey m ad e thi s pr...s ent un.t enable educ at1°on a l theo- stay for t he h o le s h o ? w w · r u via n , says: "Not wi t h sta nd i n g t h is pu.r p o"Se strong. rie s , a nd see wh a t sor t of b ones w e F res h Ro om mate : P r •j gram s ai d , fact , the Peruvian will stil\ b e out Ther{! is no small lesson to b e might find beneath ruin°s, · · "Act t hr e e s am e as ·act;' o n e " \ on t ime " ·

"I sn't t 1 funn h tnen in the fi Y t at most of t he "N ·rs t row are . o , most of · tlckets fr them bought their on1 a scalper "

DRAMATIC .CLU·B IN YEAR 1908

Sh a k e spe ar e a F avorite in Or ganization Ye a r

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The P e ru Dramatic C1ub was o r- i g an i ze d t h e ealrl y fa !ll o f · 1'9 08, while th e first me etin g o n re c o rd w a s held on O c t o ber 22, of that y ea r . A presiden t was i n e h nr ge of the m eetirig and the 6!0 0 Stit u t i @.D was r eaC a n d ad opte d, so organ i zat io n must hav e tak en p lae·e earli e r t h a n Oc t oa er 2 2r

The cl ub was limi t e d to a s hip of 115 in ord er t h a t all mem b ei·s mig h t b e ; benefite d by it. I t h a d a f u ll memb er sh ip, a nd ma n y w e re t u1 n.e d awaN at e ach meet i ng All applic ations for m embe rs hi p w tr e vot ed o n b y t h e c lub. T he c lu b met mo n thly f or p r o gra m and bu ;,in ess 1ne et1.ngs, an d th ere · we re some spe1.:ial occasion s on which ot h e r p e rs ons t ha n members· c o uld a t t ena.

D u r ing t he iirs t semester th e work was co ntined t o t he stud y a nd presen tat ion o f Shake ;,p e ana n p lay s. Scen e s w e re from " As Yo u Lik e It," Ma cbe th," " Hamle t ," and "·Othello " ln aesc r ibi ng t he work , I

SPONSOR OF P. D. C. ,.. 1908

SPONSOR OF P. D. C., 1928'

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23" 192&

·HONOR ROLL AS INCENTIVE

Awards Made Based on "Point System"

.As a reward to those members of t he Peru Dramatic Club who do outstanding work an honor roll i s announced at the of eaeh year Special honor d agge rs , used as guards for the pins, a:re give n to these per · ,.sons who win the highest number Gi" points under the point system.

Th ose so honored l ast year we1·e; Joe Jones, Cedric Crink , William Kna:pp, Leo Hauptman, W a llace Her•:Vey, Fred Duey , Hazel Williams , Wanna Metcalf, Madge Argabright, Helen Stukenholtz, and Iris Jones

1 The latter four and William Knapp r are not in school this year.

ADVISERS l'N !DRAMATIC CLUB i RESEARCH ON .

Much Work of Merit in Past Activities of Present Time Peru Organization Proved and Present Many and Varied the Oldest

will ' be

and a fitting prize

1908AN.D1928 ' IN YEAR .1928 CLUB'S ' . AGE , .

t he 19 09 Peruv i an say s, at these pro- 1 gra ms t he re w a s no music , no comic · Mrs. Daisy B. Nettleton , who organ- Holding to that s ame enthusi asm rn Of the nearly twenty c61leges an d s peeches, or funn y' numbers; !n short i ized Peru Cl\Jb in 1908 has characterist'.c of the group ·.vhich in universities of Nebraska, Peru State n o t hing to p l ay t o the audien c e, but 1since become Mrs. E. L T.aylor, of 1908 organized this club , the rnem- Teachers College has the oldest dra· llhe n·e, e "t ne v e r lagg ed , a na t n e C arme l-by-the-Sea, C a hforma. • Mrs. bers of today are striving toward ar- · 1 b u matic c u . The club was organized attend a nc e was a 1ways g ooct. " N e t t leton-Taylor was the adviser of tistic productions. The motto, "The . T he g re at est fe a ture of' the the c lub for four years. Show -Must Go Ou," is felt with true b:il Mrs D aisy Nettleton Taylor in the t h la A n American Ci t izen," I Under the advice a nd directioll' of I histrionic fervor by every member. f of 1908. The first meetm g on J was e pt y, d A m on g the spe- I Mrs. Tavlor manv excellent readers It' is with oride that we point to · record w as e>ctober 22, 1908. a t ou r - a c · c o m e y -1 1 the c iuo for HIU8 ' were b ro u g ht · to the campus. t he p10neers who had the fore r: 1g ht to Kearney r uns a · close second h a vc1a pro g r a ms o i . ' · . h p D t " Cl b w ' was a re cl tai by ivu.,s t1uwell i ro m , Mr s Nettle ton-T a y lor w as ener get- orga nize t e IC u · e evide nce of t heir first meeting of · · · d 1 o ked w t h d ete m n- a re orou d of t his heritag e and know- ·t he State U111versit , Mi ss tl <H ·el 1 IC an a ways w r i 1 1 • - · a dramatic club on O'ctober 13 1908

' L d t li Mou s e " An- I ation for the best results. During mg that we h av e this wonderful !rnst • • read 1 h e io n a n e · · : . d t which w as their first meeting f 1 .- b M"s · Cii'ne I 1910 - 11 1"ud g es were chosen for plays to bmld upon we strive towar g r ea - · or orother r e c 1ta w as g iven Y 1 " ' · · b

l) f E I in order that the characters taki n g er successes. ga mz atio n , ut at the meetm g Octoassista n t in the e part men t 0 x - ,· b 22 · p · ·

J PHOTOGRAPHIC

FINE PORTRAITS

FRAMES

PHOTO FINISHING CAMERAS ALBUMS

· I p a rt might put forth greater effort. L ast y e a !," ,the am ateur play wri g hts er m eru, the const1tut10i;i was pression I The victorious cast was entertained were gjven incentive· in t he play writ- read a nd adopte d. There h a d been PetefSOil

Studio

The work of t he y e a r re a ched its / by the advisei· at her home. ing coi1tcst. The t hre e best pl ays a president previously elected, for he climax with the St Patri,ck's Mrs. Taylor writes her regrets for produced to an enthu siastic au- took charge of the meeting. P lay, "The Land o.f Heaort s D e sire I.'not b e i"ng aq le to be with us due to dience An or g inal one-act play con- that PHONE 56 PERU : h . Mrs. Nettleton-Taylor states If it h a d no t bee n fo r t he ent us1- i the illness of her parents. ;test will be held again this year. , h h h M N ttl eto n Ta v I "If t h e constitution was read a nd a s m wit w 1c rs. e - ·· - Th t d " t M A For two years the club ha s irdver- I · b . e presen irec or, rs. nna - ' · d d 0 lor starte d the club w e _ w ould e Bes t J o d er has been with t he club · ,tised the school an d dr amatic a ctivi- a opte ctober 22, t h P1e were at c e l e b r ating o ur twen tie t h anm v er- ! since t he fall of 1926. During this ties by touring southwestern Nebras - two or thre e m e etin g s befor e I sa r y this week . Thos e rem em- '. time Mrs. J o der has built up a repu- ka with a tJiree-act play. ' Thi s plan There is n o d oubt but th at Peru Club J 0

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ber Mrs he! as : ta tio h T or · her work, and is to be continueg i n a modified form " -as s tarte.d first."

. . a stro n g deter mma tion and '. complete direction of p l ay s The this year. A service burea u is pl a n- Ne· other co lle ges eve n approach 0 . 1mtiat1ve 1 sch ool knows Mrs. J o de r 's production s n ed to supply one-act or lon g pl a ys these 'records. The Un! v crsity Play-

. I ar e a s near to perfec tion as amateur for c:ubs and or ganiz a tions in sur- ers were organized in October, 1915 , I produ c ers may achieve. ro\rndm g tbwns · as such c a lls m ay the York club in 1920, the Doane

fii·st tour come to us Players and Crei g hton University

Men P r e dom i nate as Club 's Ex- ; play on the road in 19126. She has The major prod.uctio;.s planned for club b oth in 1921, Midland P lay ers e cu t iv es a lso chan g ed from one to two m a jor this year are: . "The N ut," "A 1925, and t he H a stings Colle g e Pla y - O erhead to meet. produc t iun'5 a ·ye ar. Doll's House ," "T a ke My Ad.vi ce," ers in t he spring of 1928. W esl ey a n Q D u r ing t h e p a st t wen t y years t he r e , One of tnf faculty congrat ulates "East is We st,'' and "Out of the University h as a club of some y ea r s ·J. C. CHATELAIN hav e been twen t v-seven uers ons as - ! t.he club on having a direc t or of such Night." Three or. f'our one- a ct plays org an ization, but they c a n n ot give O Watch maker and Jewel er · c end t o t h e for. I' and Mrs. Joder will be g iven at each monthly meet: the ex a ct d ate. t he P eru Dramatic Club. Of t his on h e m ,:nne r 111. which she c oop er- ing

Ten Ne b1 ' aska Colleg es h ave no n-um b er t h ere h a ve been se ve n girls 1ates vn t h other department:; of the The clu.b sponsors the one-act play dram ati c org anizat ion. They are:

an d twenty b oys. It h as b e en six 1 sc hool. contest of the M-I-N-K hi g h sc.hopl Cotner, Duchesne, W ay ne, D ana, Ne- CLARY'S CAFE y e :us s ince t h e presidenc v has beeri I · music a nd dramatic tourn ament bras-ka Cen t ral, Hebron Junior, Con- .ME.l).LS, LUNCHES, ' o ccupied a g- i; I. Glasgow COLLEGE GIRLS. which is held in Februa ry a t Peru,. I cordia, Gr and Island, Union Coliege

SHORT .ORDERS

t he o f t h e f .airer sex to have MEET TOGETHER The efforts and fund s of the club and Chadron ;, however, Co t ner plans t his honor m 1922-23. with help from the school have gone to org anize a club within a shor'ti 2 doors south of Post Office ff

A list of t h e ,!) residents who h a ve i '.Falks Made About Various Girls' t oward e q uipping the stages in The time. s erved Pe1·u Dramatic Club follows: j Activities Little and the nudi t orium.

1909-1910 Isab el G a bus and Eliz a - : The Gi r ls' Club geld its reg u- auditorium a nd a eyclp r am a a nd ve- Club is prepa rin g for t h e biggest

1908-1909 Varro E. T y ler J y.e.ar diT?mers were added to the . 0 ' S . TOP. AT THE . beth Curry lar meeting Monday at Chauel t ime lour front . curt ains to Li ttle The - year in it s history.

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1910 -1911 Orville Stephenson and Iin the audi t orium . - · atre. This y e ar a .cyclorama and two : The officers of the club fo r this ' . Tl sets of : s cen e rv are bein g a dded to : S • , 1e me e tmg opened with Mrs. Dun- h d. - Th " ! year a re: pres iden t, Leo H au ptm a n · MEAL Bernice O'Kief · • d' th d t' 1 Sh t e au 1to1 .1um. · e new scen erv . 1s.1 , n1n g s re a mg e evo 10na s. e - j v'' ·d t L 11 · CANDY

1911 -1912 Fran k Ellenberg er 1 1 k Iequipped wi t h practical d oo r s ' ic e-presi en , 1 ian Brady; s ecte- 1 , ai so ga ve a s i ort ta! on the art · · • t M G

1912-1913 E dith Cornell a nd Ch a rles / _. ' W 'th · f· · k ·1 ary, · ary · ray; and tre asurer •· DRINKS

191'.l- 1914

Iwork which t he g irls at the D orm1- I a g r o up o energe t ic wd'I ers· W II H .. . . , Novak d · d . f h ' h b'l' _ a ac e er v ey. The foll owing six tory h a ve been doin a The work was an an a v1ser o ig a l ity, m.rs. 1 l I

C K d , ,, 1 A , B t J d · h , , peop e are e aders 0£ plavers g r o ups· H F

K assm s enn e y o n di snl a v in t he front of the r oom. nna es o er, w o g ives unsp a r- F M . . - ·

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1918-1919

M .l t Bl k h ' • - - I f h d b d a n ces on a n t v , Cedri c Crin k Ma -. 1 o n a n e n s 1p - Mrs. Dunning extended an invitat ion m g y o er t ime an a ih tyJ tow ar s d B , - ' • · •

C . Th I . h I b 'h p D . onn a r a d y, Eldon H a yw a rd H azel

r a1g omas t o a ll g irls outside of the D o rmitory servin g t e c u t e e ru r am at1c w·1r " , Earl Crai g I iams, an d Ma rgaret Clinebu r g t o t ake up thl s work a nd in t he fuOscar O akes ture org anize a n art club Th e a irls o·

Lyn n Schaen t hal a nd B es - have been m a king magazine · r:cks, When in Auburn · 0

si e L a u m an desk s e ts, do or stops, pictures a nd

1921 -1922 F u ll e r Woo die ' president, Mary Gray, who gave u s P

1922-1923 Be r n ice P a r ki n s on a nd a talk on Homecomif1:g. She t ola t he

Harriett Glasg:o w ' girls not only t o b.e thinking a.bout

1923-1924

1925-1926

0 · c· L A R K , S v 0 attractively priced.-Ta ke the Elevator.

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Arlene Ritc hi e and Frnn k were t o b e dec orated for hom ecom- ELECTRIC

SHOP

Shoe repairing at 'Comfortable' · featuring l!.adies' and Growing Girls' Shoes exclusively at

1927-1928 Jo e Jones , , _ ,.

1928 1929 Leo Ha u ptm a n Q ' , , prices! Ladies Shoes a Special- $S OO rn t he c ases w h ere two pe r s o ns a r e ·

' · fi Homefuade Pies

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CHADRON S. T. C. . A WORTHY FOE

Homecomers Assured of a Battle Royal Oct. 27

FIG HT, B0 Bc A T s ' F I G H T !

HOMECOMING BOOK All s t u d en ts a n d fac ul ty w lhl od ar t oe h who are ou t fo r

RSelrGvicHe

WT•tA aw A y

The i:e will b e on sale at th e 1'nteres te d in P . D. C. a r e ca e 1 -p Ice are · prog r essin g stad!um Saturday books wh ic h n otice t h e Ann ivers a rv P amp hl et n i ce l y. Fri d ay evenin g all · 1 h n • f g1 r s av- OE SHOP u will conta in det a il e d informa- w hi c h w ill b e on s al e in th e lo bb y 0 · i n g atte n ded ten ·u b SH l t · th P tl Ch d h d 't · d · co n vocati o n wi e el- Nebraska <I ion concernmg e er - a - t e a u I on um u rmg li gibl e for t e ams. Th e te Pe r u _ ron game, with pictures Wi t..h- W ednes d ay and Fri d ay, a lso S a tur- am ora cin thi s ,book b e a pl ace to d ay eveni n g du ri n g t h e p lay. " T h e tic e e w ill be h eld next Monda; and kee p -a d e tail e d record of th e P oor Nu t." Tu es d a y; the hit-pin ball

h e r c onferen c e sc h e dul e aga in st a n 1 .game, as well a s much other Th e so u venir pamp hl e t g i ves t h e e gym. DR. N . S . Ol d rl·val. material of inter e st. Th e sa le . hi story of t h e clu ll ·, a picture of Mr s. R p

It is fi tti n g t h a t Pe r u s hould ope n to u r n ament will begin in th HARAJ

W. . ate w en t to Lincoln las t 0

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X - RAY SER V JCE h d the Homecoming c ommittee :.ind · , I b - f t h Fri a y , on a s mess trip, t exp ectea t o witl}ess t e ne v er-s a y- i e ga ni ze u tie c lu ; pi ct u res o · e Tel 27 th · · t t Ov er Barn e s' Pharmac y. · tilt betw een Coach St ark' s Ch a d ron e pnce 19 e n ce n s present off ice r s a n d advi s er, L eo

A large cro , wd of home-c omers are of the books is s ponsored b y 1 D ai s y B. Nettle to n T a v lor, w h o o r - d bu·

E ag les a nd Coac h Graf' s c l aw in g Hauptm a n, L illi a n Br a d y, Ma ry I

Bo b ca t s w h e n t h e two tea c her s col- A Sophom o re c l ass meetin g was ! Gray , &-n d W a ll ace H ervey, a nd Mrs I

l eg es fig ht it out on t h e P e ru grid - held Tuesd ay , Oc t ob e r 16, at r eg ul a r IA n n a Bes t J oder, r espectively; a list I Cut Flowers ·1

iron S atu r d ay. Th a t the g ame w ill c h apel t ime. of t h e pr esiden ts w h o ·h av e s e r ved

I L. H OR TON & CO.

J Th t

be a g oo d on e is in s ured b y t;he fact The m e eti n g was ca ll ed to order b y P. D. C. ; a nd a li st of t h e Pl a ye r s I Ph o ne 128 Peru, Ne br. · , r ysta ea re I that the two schools h ave a lwa ys t he p r e si den t, D a le D y k e. A vote Grou ps, an d va r io us a r t ic les a b o ut b h ·-------- - - - -.... TU ESD y 3 I b ee n itter ri va ls si n ce 1923 w en w as mad e up o n a c lass ed itors hi p t h e c lub . A , O CT. 2 Per u tie d Ch a dron 10 to 10, d r op pin g f o r t he Peru via n , an d T e d R oehr ka s- -- J OHNN IE HINES IN I her from championship c ons ide ration. se of Seward , Neb ras k a, w as elec t ed. S ERVICE

Chi natOWil Ch arli e I

FOR SAL E 1 R • W k Al so Com ed y "SU GAR DA - f und efe a te d a nd tilt'!no social acti vities of t h e class u n til SomE: good roomin g hou ses, e p a1r or DIES" I w ill be t he fi rs t appe ara nce of eith er after Home co min g . w ell loc at ed, and a t t h e ri g ht Courtesy in t he N I. I. A confer ence circle Mr. La r son gav e a s h or t t a lk o n price Inquire of I J . M . ROWEN WED., OCT 24, 1 DA y ONL y I Ch a dron t ook ·t h e season -open er from "Pep fo r Ho mecom in g,' ' fo ll ow in g O f

So far th is seaso n , b oth re- I It w as d eci ded t h at. t h ere wo uld b e

G E O. L L E E I

"The Poor Nut" ·I t he Sp e arfi s h T ea chers 26 t o 7. Th e w hi c h t h e me eti n g c losed . V • s ame d ay saw t h e B ob cats trim St. WITH

Be n e di cts 6 t o 0 Th ese c omp ari ti ve

JACK MULHALL AND I s cor es w ou ld indicat e Ch a d ro n t o I 1 , .A. E. Johnson , D. D. S. CHARLI E MURRAY I h av e lo ts of driv e, a nd Coac h G raf IrJ 36 years of Helpful Se rvice 8

He a speed de mon on the I "' overt ime 0

CJTJZENS STATE BANK j .--.L'.. ne 11 Th'e Pe r u ele v en is i n the best co n - Q tim e was c h as ing b utter fl i e s unditi on it has kn ow this s e as on. K re - I Li l t he lov in g b u o- flew in t o hi s I · · b k h 1· ·' ' A a "'d f h I

JCi 1s a c i n t e 1n e- up at qu a r t er · I · I cap c ome Y rama o t e a nd is expec t e d to make t h in gs in - 3

f ' I B b' Sh Sh coll eg e slow -po ke who dr e an1- I t eresti n g with hi s pass es. The r es t 8

I Q T E s T I 0 s oe op I ed he w as a grea he rq l o ver I of t he b a ck fi eld c a n b e chos en fr om ! . . . I f I and t hen n ia d e hi s dreams come I such men as H art, Sa utt er, Zoo k , J I I Neb r aska C it y, Nebr . # tr ue!

Youn g, C as ebeer, a nd Hurst, a nd a ll ·

• WHY IS THERE A STEADY INCREASE IN BUS I- I I I THURS

I of t h em capable. The line includ es

_....._. _....._....,_

Cap t a in Bunch at the pivot w ith a N ESS AT THE COLLINS' -MEAT MARKET?

He rtz, Broc km an , Ri gg in s, T of t a nd a

Cowell at t h e t ac kl es; Willi ams, Ke r - I COME JN AND FIND OUT.

ner, D elz ell, a nd Shes t a k a t g u ard s ;

ALL TOGETHER- The Mardis Store is now in position to furn- I

ish your every food need. Fresh Meats, Lunch Meats, Milk, Bread,

Professor Hill has been notified of Cakes and Groceries. of all kinds. You will find our prices reasona-

his appointment by Mr. Harry C. ble, our merchandise the best, ancJ our service unexcelled. Barber, President of the National Phone 25 THE MARDIS STORE Phone

Council of Mathematics to s erve on I q the membership committee As a part = _ of his duties Mr. Hill will at tend to

central states.

Have you noticed the large Nastur- 1

We are still in our old

ti um le af in the office. It was pre- i stand. Come in; you will be

s ented by Miss Tear. She has an

of raising flowers, and en-

as welcome as you always

JOYS it immensely. were.

This leaf is different from most

le aves, for, as Mr. Delzell says, it

has two diameters:, one seven inches 0

and the other seven and one-fourth

inches.

Why not have the other members

of the faculty show their garden · I

products? see one each week SCHOOL

BOBCAT COACHES' SCORES THE REXALL

Wilbert L. Zorn, Bu'rwell, Nebraska

Burwell 0, Sarg ent 20

R. 0. Rasp, Grant, Nebraska

Grant 45, Palisade 0

Lewis M. C a rter, Hemingford, Nebr.

Hemingford 24, Dalton 0 ONFECTIONERY

Lawrence Malm, Edgar, Nebraska FRESH FRUITS AND C

Edgar 6, Geneva 0 Cookies, Cakes, Bread, and Lunch Meats

Georg e McElroy, Bridg eport, Nebr.

Bridgeport 32 Sidney 0 HOT COFFEE, COCOA, AND SANDWICHES

School will k W•dn"- SCHOOL AND COLLEGE SUPPLIES

day, October 31 for the State Teach-

·and Ta il o rs

This ts Pic nic Time

What is a picnic l unc h without pas try and bakery delicacies? 'fe hav e a t a ll times of fresh b uns , rolls , a n d p i es for your outmgs.

And the prices ? They a re right.

Y

N e bras ka November and day, November 2. Frilfay's classes Opposite Training School '5 will recite Saturday, November 10. No excuses will be given for absence from these classes.

ers Association. No school will 'be

.

BY ALL MEANS SEE

0 Fisk teachers Agency

WHEN IN DOUBT- TRUMP OR COME TO 0

Q M. E. Shuck, Ph. D Manager KOEPPLE'S CAFE O Suite 410-11 Symes, Denver FOR YOUR MEALS, LUNCHES, ETC. Has more vacancies than satis- 0 P.hone 195 Peru, N e b r Q I factory applicants to fill them. ' --------------------------

WESS E L' S

I

. Typical !I A DISC.OVERY WORTH 1wHILE

Palmer Service

I

There is a world of enjoyme nt in eve ry cup of ou r I

Washing and Greasing I Hot Chocolate. And every y e ar hundreds discover it Polarine and Mobil oil I

Excellent Oyster Stews, and real Mex ican Chilli. Free crank service , I Few Cafe's offer such attractive S a ndwiches a s W:hy hunt further you know the best.

G E S S A M A N ' S

FLOYD PALMER I N e braska City, Neb r.

F A L.L LINES OF DRESSES AND COATS

Extensive Variety and a Savi·ng • 10 Price

Nebraska City is a Good Trading Point

Gold Bond S tam ps an Extra $75.00 fills your Book Savi ng

PERU PEDAGOGIAN

COACH LOVELESS DIES SU.DDENLY

T aken Ill While m Des

Moine s

BURIAL AT EM P ORIA

L : Love1ess, assistan t d ir e ct or of men' s physic al edu c a t io n , d ied suddeQ.ly Jl.1onday, n i g ht, Octo ber 22 in the ' Methodist Hospital at Omah a, Nebraska Mr. Loveless was taken s ick while wi t h the Bo bcats at Des Moin es, Iowa Monday n oon, due to the s e riou sness of h is illn ess , h e w a s t ake n to the hospital at Omah a H is home was a t Empo ria, Kans as, w here t he fune r al was, held Frid ay afternoon Several Peru people were at t he services Dean Delzell represen t ed the executive , d epartment, Charles Lin ds ay, the fac u lty , Russell Wasley the a thletic d ep a rtme nt, and W a yne C a tlett and W illi a m Okrent represen t ed t he Senio r a nd Junior cla sses

).\'Ir. L ove l ess w a s g raduate d from t he Empor i a State Teacher s C olle g e of Ei:nporia, K a ns a s , in 1926 a n d t h er e gained a considerab l e rep u tation a s a basketbal-1 player: H e p l a y ed fo u r years and was g ivert honorabl e menti.on on the a ll-Karisas c onfere n ce

tineup i n 1923 an d '24, and, in 1925

a n d ' 26 was p lac e d as on e oi; th e foi;-

SPIRIT OF HOME-

COMING IS HIGH

OUTER WORK IS COMPLETION

!CHADRON EAGLES ELIMINATED 13-0

Bobcats ' Scoring A tt ack in Last H a lf

VIS I TORS A THREAT

The Bobcats op en ed the 1928 conf erence schedule S aturday, by h a n ding Coach St ark's Eagles t h e shor t en d of a 13 to 0 cou n t in a bitterl y cont ested a r g u me nt before a l arge home coming crowd.

Bf t h P eru to uchdowns cam e ro:ter a scoreless first h alf. The fir st cou nter c am e as a r esult of strai g·h t foo t ball wt t h Hart, Zook, and Sau tter drivin g off t he tackles a nd runnin g the e n d,s l on g a nd cu nsiste n t g ains Zoo k c a r r ie d t he b all 4 y a r ds t h r o ugh , t he, lin e f o'r t h e sc ore Krejci's t oe failed to fun ction for t h e ex t r a p oi nt

Th e Grafmen scored agai n i n th t fo ur t h qua r ter after Kr ej ci's return of S a mpo nt s sh ort pun t t o t he Ch a: dron 8-ya rd lin e Zook again c arried th e ov a l over the l as t whi te stripe. Krejci's t oe a dde d th e ext1 • point

" THE POOR NUT".

SCOR·ES A HIT

Ch a d ron mad e her lone b id for s corin g h onors in the second sta nz a Sh or t passes ov er center an d an encl run or two ad vanced t he ball to t h · P eru 8- yard li ne t h e Bo bcats to ok it on d ow ns.

wards on the Natio nal m y t;hi cal q u in-

New Science H a ll Will Be R e a dy for tet He w a s .hig h p oint man at the Occupancy Soon · Nationai Tournament at Kansa5 C ity Much ,,.Enth usiasm Dis play- /in 1926 a n d was nam ed a forwar d on · ed by ColJ ege F olk Th e construction of P eru's new t he seeond All-American team After Science Buildin r. i:s well u udei· w ay , r<:lce_ivi ng his d ee:ree in h e p l a v_ t!U,n g wa-:s · a gl<Yno u s 1 Th e ertt ir; wall is laia an w ork has e d N a- · o;f the Rome sta ted o!'I t h e roof. Th is sho uJ?· ti,oi:1a l cha m p ions. m 1926-27-28· be finis h ed in abou t two weeks,, nd b b srnce m' ng s E ve r y s ingl e bit of deco- Mr. Lovel ess had e en ere co 1 · p lastering will h av e b een s t ar-te , p y ( c tin d o n Pag e 3) 1-a t i'o n , ev e r v _ h e a r ty ha,ndshake w it h h h on u e · t hen. T he workmen are rus in g t e a retu rnin g grad, e ach small touch of wo rk so that t he buildin g will b e what-not b lended to m a ke t h e whol e coµipleted by Decemb er 17, 1928

Players Show Much Talent in H omecom ing P lay

A large ho use of 11o m ecomer:. a ncf college stu d e n t s wit n essed l ast Satu r d ay ni g h t "Th e P oor Nu t ," the Dramat ic Clu b's fi rst Jon g p r odu c t ion of the ye ar Th e p l ay w as w eH st aged packed wi t h l a u g h s, a nd acte d with a true co llegi a te tempo.

Sat urd ay s contes t g iv es Per u a one game m ar g in of v ictories in t h e fo ur tu ssles bet-wee n t h e two schools

In 1923 P eru pl ayed the E a g les to a 10 to 10 t ie at Chadron: in 1924 t.h Bobcats h an ded Ch a d ro n a 6 t o 0 d ef e at to cop t he c o nfe r e nce c hampi onsh ip ; 1925 saw Roy Wynne's p r oteg es p ass t he buck a nd t a k e th e champio nship from Per u to t he t u ne of 13 td

tota l

show P eru t o hav e

1-ACTS"

EVERETT CHOICE harmon i ou s; Hnd every on e of t h o e Thhe building is h a lf as l ar.g e' Th e p lo t , bri efly, is thi s : J oh n :M:ili-

Society D ecides upon ture Producti on

raindrops t h a t fell before tri ed i ts as t e plans c a ll for. The state legi.'>- er, " The Po or Nut," is employed in b est t o pu t a damp er on , i t a ll- a nd l ature did not appropri ate any more t he bo oks t ore of "Colon e l" Sm a ll at F fun ds fo r t he construc t ion of the en- Ohio State. Mar g erie Bl a ke is a lso a U • it couldn' t b e done! tire building. It is hoped th at this cle r k in the store. Julia Winters, A lon g i n the early par t of th e w eek will be done in the nea r future. Th at fro m Wi scon sin is en gage d t o "Sp ike" spi r it c ommenced to g row st ron ger , part of the building will ex t e nd ea t. Hoy t, tr ack cap ta in at t he l!"!'liv e r sity

The Ev·eretts held a m eetin g T h urs- d t d h fr 11 and t he wo rk whi ch h a d b e e n in pro - an w es an ave a on t ent ranc e - ;>we1v e1 •1p n n C() : nin g- to Ohi o fo r day at 8 o'clo c k in th e Little Th e a tr e. a t the n orth. The n_ art now under Lhe t rack m e et, she d e cides i lw t " Th e g ress fo r lon g be g an t o com e in to Roll call was taken by t he secre - construction extends no,r th a nd so u t h Poor Nut" is mor e to h er likin g, prod th · t f t h l t more evident notice. B v the middle ta ry an e m mu es o e as a nd occupi es the former site of th e vided th a t h e wins in the I 1ar k m e C' i me e ting w e r e rea d and app r ove d• of the week folks beg ah to 'see that Old N,orm al Hall which w as recently • - : : • ; • ) , T a k e n e n t fr ols oy s urMiss Burton gave a r epo rt of the it would be some Homec oming. The razed in order to m ake ro om fo r t h e prise, he i s "hy pno t ized" b y ,J .i li a

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PH ILOS ENJOY ' · MUSICAL TREAT Program Presented in High Sc h ool Auditorium

The regular meeting of the Philoma.the an liter a ry society was held l as t Thursd ay evenin g in t he hi g h school a uditorium c ommittee of the E:verett pl a y. It p reli m in a r y eruption of the v olc a n o new building ." Winters, and , ( a lthou g h he is re a lly was d e ci d ed by_vote to h ave t hr e e of p ep h " h h d 1 b t t The buildin g bein g construc ed is in love with Mar g erie) they are "en- The program was under the di r ec1 th h · t w ic a ong een snu er-o ne- act p ays ra er t an JU S one F "d An- • 81 feet lon g a nd 61 feet a nd 10 ga g ed- practically." tion of John Bath a nd consisted of mg c ame n ay m ormng . im- . . . .. . play. . . . p r omtu ra ll y was in sti gate d by ,sever- wide · and three . stones . m 1 Next d a y comes the m eet . In a four groups of music a l numbers. 'then t he socie t y d eci ded w he t he1 1 1 d .d d b t h b d d 1 h e1g ht The fir st floor 1s exception - I s h ort s ce n e takin g ol ac e in t tr a in- The first was a pi a no solo by Ma x· h · lu· a ea e r s a1 e y e an , a n ev- · _ t hey should ave Just o ne or t e e ht k bl Th ally w ell a rran g ed. The entranc e at er's t e nt a t the field th e inferiority ine Re ag an; the second a violin sol o . h P . . t h" · . d j ery on e c a u g on remar a y . e n . : • b pages m t e e1 u v1an is yea1 a n t 1 the so uthw e st corner op ens mto a complex of "The Poor Nut" is mi ra - Y Otto Boellstorff, a ccompa nied by ft d "t d "d 1 a con vo c at10n a re g u ation pep "b 1 h · L 11 H h H " fi b a er som e 1scuss10 n , 1 was ec1 - t " f ll d d th f th vest I u e. From ere, sta irs g o up culously ch a n cr ed into a superiority uc1 e ug es. 1s r st num er h l n1ee 1n g o 0 we , an e or com- . "' ed t o · hav e t e sa me as ast yeaI, . f d" d At th" t to t he se cond floor. Al so, a h a ll from c omple x a f te r his " eg o" has been on - w as "S a lute d' Armour" a nd his sec· 1ng r ay was IScuss e . IS even 't hree pages. t h 1 , 1 b d .t the vesti bule connects wi t h th e ma in er ated upon He e n t ers th e rac e a nd ond " P er p etrf il Motion " P a ul Colh H e g ir s p ep c u ma e I s appear- · 1 h Mr. S a,efer a n d Mr. er v ey w e re ( d t h t t 6 . 0 0 t h t hall, which ex t ends the full len g th of wins it. ms t e n san g "D a nn y Boy" a nd as h d a nc e a n ey go up a . a h b ·1a· d . 9 f "d . T h h" d l 0 n t . e program committee a n p re- m or nin g for orac t ic e , t oo ). F r id a y t e UJ m g an . IS eet w 1 e. e Th at evenin g t here is a fr at er ni ty is secon se ection a popul a r n umsented the following: t h - th d h d floor of t he hall is to hav e a concrete p ar ty J oh n Miller re alizes th at he her "I To 11e Up Your Pic tu r e Wh en , e ve nin g, en , e g r a s a com- . . . . · y s "d G db ,, T Clarinet o lo - - -J oe J ones d . d th t" . base co vered Wlth b a ttleship lmole - h as b ee n du oe d in t o t hi s en gag em e n t ou a1 · oo ye. wo c e ll o so lo s P ·ano s o lo Walter W e ise m e nce t o co m e m , an .e. un e was um The Physi cs deo artmen t will · · - by Imo Brooker,· "The Sw a n ," a nd 1 - - ripe f or a re a l demonstrat10n. There · . - w ith Juh a, a nd, th r ou g h the h elp of · - (Continued on Page 3) h " B f d f d h "Traumerie" conclude d tile pro g r am . fo ll owe d a ro u si n g t orchli g h t :parad e · is ota ny p r o ·es so r an rien s , e

PIRATES OF P E NZANCE an d r a ll v whi ch t old the to w n w h at m a na ges to slip ou t of it in a way

IS

THE ANNUAL OPE RA

wa s up -( as if they h a dn 't been a n x- AUTUMN TREES ARE th at m a kes s ome of t he others a ssu me ious l y wii tin g fo r i t all · al on g ) , and

SUBJECTS OF NOTICE

the roles of "nuts ." The con vention a l

BOBCATS TO WAYNE LAST OF WE E K

Gilbert aJJd Sclii;,. an P iece t o Be P e r- w h i ch w as prop erly closed by a mov , h appy endin g is then in order after form e d in P e ru ie a t t he colleg e a uditorium The Classes Are Stud ying Flora Intens- almost everything else h as been p ut Peru Me n Will Face Second Confer_,.. picture shown w as "The Colle g e ively at This Time out of order.

Mr. Doyl e, of t h e m u si c dep ar t - H ero," d o n at ed by W . S. Whitfield.

In t h e role of "Th e Poo r Nu t," Don has a n nounced t h e operati c By t he m i ddle of the fore n oon on Nume r ous g rou p s of stud en ts h av e Dur yea did q uite a cre ditabl e bi t of

ence Oppone nt

L as t yea r t he ga m e w as p laye d on P er u so il and r es ul te d in u r ath er lop-si d ed s core, b ut t h e Wildc ats h a ve be en buildi ng a fi g h t in g t eam t hi s yea r a nd w ill be pl ayin g before a H om ec omin g d a y a s.s embly

(Continued on Page 4.) d.i stance.

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state Tea<Jhers College ,

Followin g thi s game P er u w ill not pl ay ag a in un t il t h e gam e wit h Kea rney h er e o n No ve mb e r 16. F oll owin g t hi s is a g a me at Om a h a w it h Om ah a Univ e r sity. Th e team a t t h at pl a ce h as h ad a compl ete r eversa l of form since l as t year and ha s bee n upsetting the dope p r etty

The Peru Bob cats w ill j ourn ey t hi s we ek to W a yne, wh ere t h ey will meet t h e Wild cats of t h at ci t y on prod u ction of th e year to be " Th g P i- th e ne xt d a:y , th e h ou s e deco rations been no tic ed on and a bout t he ca m - w ork. Marie L as h a nd Marg ar et r ates of .Penzan c e," a work by Gil- w ere a ll displayed, the various g roups pus durin g the p as t we e k or s o Clineburg, pl ayi n g Ma r ge rie Blake be rt a nd Sullivan. Th e oper a w ill b e h a ving done t hei r work quite faith- in g the .trees. Both the art a nd bi- a nd Juli a Winters, did two nic e ly b l .> • 1 d L S a t u r d a y, Nov emb e r 3 g iven before the c l os e of t he fi r st s e -f ully . Of these 'so decor a ted hou ses olo gy dep a r tments are now makin g a a nc e.. opp osi t 1ona pa r ts, a n eo mes t er, t hus givi n g leeway fo r w o r k ( as announced l a ter) t he T r en- speci a l emp has is up o n tree stud y , Haup t man came in for a g ood interon the M-I -N -K Mu sic a nd Dr a m a tic s holm house a nd Mt. Ve r.non H all wer e their reaso n s b e in g q u ite diff ere n t. pre taiion of the eccent r ic Tournament a nd the comi n g G lee I t he winners At the Trenholm house In so far as con cern s the biolo g ist, Sma ll. Clu b tour the bovs of 't he di str ict m a r k ed off a the t r ees a re no w all in frui t a nd t h e " Spike" Hoy t, " Hub" Sm it h , a nd T h e a u t hors of op era are weli / fi eld in th e y arf d , e rect ed :fall c hemic a l ch a n g e s in th e leaves "W a lli e" Pi er ce wer e p laye d b y kno wn f or t heir wo r ks , some of t h e I g oal a nd su spende d o ve r th e a r e b eg innin g to t ake p l a ce R a lph Sellhorn , Cl a y Coy, and E arl' more :P rom inen t of them b ei n g . " Pi.n a - / whol e of i t a hu g e web , b e ar - To the a rtist, color in t h e fall' Whippl e. This pl a y w as the first co lfore," " The Mikado," a n d " T h e P i - ! i n g its we ll-k nown s1g mfic a n t ch ar- w o ods is a t it s h eig ht The r e are yet lege ap p e a r ance fo r a ll of t hi s trio ; r at es of Pen z ance." T he mus i c o f' 1 act ers. T he up per sto r y wmdows a f ew g reens left to blend into pie- no tw it hstand i n g , t he p ar t s we re c arSir Ar t hur Sulliva n , while b e in g of a ; were covered from the inside wit h tures, altho ug h t h e r eds a nd ye ll ow s r ie d we ll. classical ty p e , h a s rollicking c h a rac- I .the blue a nd red. with white let t ers of the oaks are quite pre d om i na nt. We ll de fi ne d cha r ac t er r o les were teristi<;s which recomm e n d s it even i symbolizing the c_olo r s of P e ru Bes t views of the autumn foliage are tak en by H a r v ey Col e as P rofesso r to the uns killed .in operatic appr eci- '. and Chadron. L i ghts behind the se ob tain ed by m ass es rul s een fr om a Demin g, Harvey Nicke l as Coach ati.on.

f MA NY AL'UMNI STAY IN AT ..OCT. 27 GAME

thi s we ek is a n- icampus S a tu r day morning, and the n ouncin g t o t h e st ude n t bo dy, and 1 sc e ne was one of a successful others, t h at President P a t e h as re - !h omec omin g. A pproximately o n e considere d his deci sio n to leave Peru. ! h u ndred th irty -t h r e e e x -s t u den t s of $ 1.00 the year. Single copy 5 cents

STAFF EDITOR - - :. - - - - JO E JO NES

EDITOR - - - - -

--·- - - - - - - - - DON K EIST E R

BUSINESS MANAGERS RALPH CHATELAIN, ED W I N BOOT H

SPORTS EDITORS "TIP'' ROBERTS , ROLAND KRE P S

SOCIETY EDITO R - - -

HAZEL HUTCHINSON

CAMPUS EDITOR LUCILLE DOWELL

FACULTY ED.ITOR - - · HA L

- - - RO D McC R EIG FI T

FEATURE EDITOR- - - - - GEORGE COOK

E X CHANGE EDIT OR RUDOLF ANDERSON

ACTIVITIES EDITOR - - - - - - - - - - - -...- RAYMOND TRENH OL M

DEBATE EDI T OR , · 1 - -:-- - :- -1 -

1followed by questions asked by the a c t iv e memb ers of the fr at ern ity.

After t he initi atio n ceremonies, t h e h os te ss, Mr s Tyl er , serv ed a very delig htful ltfn Ch , The following person s were tak en into t he fraterni ty :

Ma r y Conw a y Fred Duey J on e:;

H a r old McCre ight

Lucy Mitchell

Wilbur Schindler

Ru t h Shelley

El sie W allin

Mr s. R. R. Wonde r

Ad a W ag ner .

L ast wee k, if · yo u w ill rec all thi s ' P eru s ig ned t he re g ist e r at the Adp aper p u b li s h ed th e fact th a; Mr . ' mi n istrat ion bu i ld i n g. This is the Pat e in te nded t o leav e t hi s i nsti t u t ion !l a rges t rep res e n tative the alumn i in order that he mi ght b egin wo r ki n g ever sent to ho m ecoming. Neb rasint o a p o s ition which wo uld en abl e ka an d Io wa w e r e of co u rse rep r ehi m t o s i g n Mr. Gl en J o d er's d io lo - 1sented by t he maj ority, but t h ere wer e m a o n ce m or e , Mr. J od er, ; e ll : m a n y from o t h er states. Mrs Isabe l kn ow in g h ow m uch th e sc h oo l would Hartl ey- Ped en came from Sheri d an , m iss Mr P ate , h as hi mse lf fo u nd t he 1W y omin g·, t o c la i m the h on or of beso lu t i o n to t he pr obl em in g t h e most remote re g ist rant H ere is a late t el egram r ec e ived l If ap pearan ces me an an y t h in g, from Mr j t h en the t eachin g professi on r eplenPeru Peda g o g ian ! ishes the -exch eq uer , broade ns t h e J - • Gentl emen: • " min d imoroves t h e moral e , and r a ises Re st easy fo u n d a doubl e fo r Io nes l e vel g e nera ll y The 1 Mr. P a t e an d m tend t o t r ain hi m to I n i were cer tain l y e x amples of a ll 1 write sim il a r sig n at u re Joder. 1thes e t h i ngs . S h i ning new a u t om o-

ERNEST HASSE LBLAD

INSTRUCTOR IN NEWS WRITING THOMAS E. E NNIS

A TRIBUTE I r THROUGH SP EClA Llt is w it h sorrow t h a t w e bri efl y IZATION paus e to know a fri end and tea ch er 1 I , __ is tak e n from u s, a nd our he ads a r e A s h ort _ time a go t he s tatemen t of bow ed for h im Wi t h double ke en- I a law of ge olo gy was m ade ess is s uch gr ief f elt b v tho se w ho ! a n ed1 to n a l a ppe arin g w ithin this knew him well a s both - c dlu m n Th is law is d eriv e d fro m 0 h isto ri ca l g eo log Y, a nd re s ul ts from ur te a chers, it seems, a re some 1 , observatio ns t ak en of anim a l li fe way a l so close to us that som et hin g p ull s t h e v ery he a rt w h en on e h as t h ro u g h a ll t h e m any e a r t h a g es In S l .k simp le ter m s, t h at Jaw is t hi s: " Hig h g on e. o 1 e our fr iends th ey are t h t · h speci a li z at ion of a s_n ec ies indi c a tes a , te a c er- fr iends, t h es e qu ali t ies d bl d its prese nt ' e xtinc t ion " It me a ns t l1 at o .en in a n amal g am.

Think w h at t his, ou r lo ss, is w h en t h e a ni ma l or p la n t beg in s t o mea n- p r od u ce a c cesso r y p r otective d ev ic es in g; t hen con sider t h e to t al h · h b w 1c t e v er,Y p r odu ct ion of these dev ice _ the life of a t ea ch er tou che s. It is sign ifies a n in creased amo u nt of o erg ood to think upon . -

COMING HOME

Well, folks , it's all ove r fo r anoth -

secu t ion bein g g iv e n to t h at partic ula r speci es T he most hi g hl y -spec i aliz ed are s oon no mo re to be fo und L et u s take t h at l aw ou t of its setr e r ye ar, but w asn' t it a g lor io u s tim e t rn g· and app ly it e lsew h ere. Consid -

Mis s McColluµi

1 - - - - - - - i biles, with ,at l east Sa t u r d ay, October 20, , t h e P&i Al - REPORT

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1ment p aid o n t h em, were h y p,h a ch apte r of Si g ma T au Del ta ini- ! I nea r l y a ll t hese folk s H igh -p.ri<:e d in t o a c tive m embe rs hip . t h e ;

EXTRA-CURRJ CS

' j ew elry and Kolle g e Ku t K lass y· fo ll o,win g J?e r so n s : B e ul ah Gayl ond , K lothes w er e ev i dences of ,thei r ftna nMcWilr I . --- !cia l well -being Iiams , Mary Con wa y , Lo vitt , F re s hmen Respond t o Qu es- =· Th e ch a n ge i n perso n alities were n d fr. a n ces Mor iarty. t ionaire ; not a lt o geth er du e to e xter na l, ar t iTho se taken a ss ociate m em be r - ' _ fici a l it ems, ho wever. T h is point w.a s s b,ip w ere: Ralph Ch atel a in, W ayne ' A que s tion aire \vas h an d ed o u t t o ; m ustrated by o ne a lu m nu s w ho s aio Catl ett, H a uptma n, Mad onn a t he fr e sh m en ab.oµt t hree weeks ag o. a n· :x-c l as smate, "Bill, l've Brajfy, Lu,c1lle ,IIµ g pes, Mrs. :i;>. H One hundred eighty-s ev en of t hese , more m m y t w o mo n t h s o f teachm gNorwoo d , Ch a rl es Linds ay, and Mrs we re filled ou t and re turne d jt h an I did in any year .I spe11t in E. F. Monroe. Nine t een of this n um b er h av e b a d co ll ege! And if' I d i dn't cond u c t mvTh e ch apter h a d as its _g u est at t e ach i n g e xperi ence, an d :. m any of' 1self a lo t bet t er tha n I u s ed to i n c ; la nd t he c eremony, in ext r.a-cu:r r icu lar 1 ! leg e, :I couldn t two i n t h e Dr J Q. Owen of W ay n e State ac tivi ties w hile ,m hi g h sc h oo l : t e a chrn g p ro fessi o n B eheve, m e it T ea ch er s Colleg e Mr. Owe n is the 34 in d eb ate, 20 in d e c lam a tion , 74 1s u re ly do es show a .man fl aws in f ound er of Si g m a Tau Delta and is at. in d ramati cs, 17 in lite r.ary soci eties, h is own make-up " T he atti t ud e of p r es en t execu t iv e s ecretar y of t h e 61 in cho ru s, 90 in g lee c lub, 18 in !m ost alum ni seems to follow thi s lin e or g a ni zatio n H e presented in a n in - orches t r a, 26 in Y W. C A., 19 in of t hou g ht g ene ra ll y It ta k es a good te r estin g m a nner the hi story of th e st ude n t c oun cil , 24 in G. A. A. , 79 i n man t o be a ve r y g ood te a che r°. .. or g a niz at ion and ·' a statement of i t s b asket b all, 20 If! footb a ll, 35 in tr ack, S ome of t he b o ys w h o we n t o u t thi s aims . 32 in te nni s, 20 in Gi r ls ' Reserv e. 31 /all seem t o have thought t ha t t h e Thi s is t he first t ime t h e P eru ch ap - s tud en ts p lay pi a no , -a nd m any Jfirst mon:h's should be spenJ te r h as e ve r b ee n p ri vil e ged t o h ea r can p lay oth er 111 str u ments !for marri ag e li c ense, f u r ni t ure and an a dd r ess by t he fo und er of t h e n a -A la r g e nu m b er of stud e n ts are 1 •·groceries fo t two. As a resul t, t hese tiona l En g lish fr atern ity, a nd b oth p a r t icip atin g in extra-c ur ri cul a r ac - fellows c am e t o h om e c om in g, b u t n o t the old a nd n ew me mb er s w ere hi g h- t ivi t ies of t h e co ll ege. H er e ar e l a lone ! Aft e r all profess ors a re jus t ly by t h e hon or w hi ch Drl some fig·u re s : ! huma n bei ngs, ev e n if t hey do asOwen's visit b estowesl . 25 in l\ter ap 13 ,in dr ama, \su:ne :he propor t i ons of an o l d -ti 1 n e tic c lub, 70 m Y W C. A , 21 in execut 1b'tl;er at e1i'. am- tim es: 'L

M. C. A. , 35 in glee club , 27 in an excellent time , and many exlpre;_sd- er t h a t which the n atio n s t od a y are h · t" s '"h nC11 w 11 e 1t as e · ou may wo r spe ci a lizin g to their hi g he st ·

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chorus, 40 in ot er or g an1za ion · ed tliei·r of _ L e sr, e the Ass MEETINGS

Many others would like to be a mem- . . "t of wel ,.ome manifested by bit why we're calling this issue the -systems of armaments. How lon g CL ' · t" Th sp1r1 - 1 ..:i tha t I ber of some or gamz a ion. ose stu dent body. Seve r a ! dee l:' :e u Hom ecom in g iss ue, but, after all. can this continue before extinction is

1 1 d g e ve • '-------·--------- iste a re: t his was the finest homecomin Homecoml·ng 1"s 1etrospective r a ther1 accomplished? For tunately, it will

Th d · I L "t ... · i"eties 62· dramatic d sed hope!> The Junior class met urs ay m , 1 era, y soc , , stagert i n Peru, an exp res - than Prospect1"ve. We like to look probably never come, for man, u nlik e Th f ' 1 b 60 y M and Y W 61 ath - b t es 1n the A202 at chapel tim , e e purpose o _ ' c u_ ' ; . ·. , for big ger and e 1Jer on back to J ·t th1"nk ove1· all tl1e the lower forms, is endowed with l d l 61 44 I J about lhe meetin cr was t o elec t a c ass e i· f et1'cs, ; music, · f t e Few f ailed to re1n ar { friend3 we m et a nd the go ,,cl time we power- to think. · However, is he ex- tor for t he., Peruvian. Madonna Bra- 1 Several clubs were which ur · er a l i muroveme n ts which havl· h a d. If thi s issne of rhe Peda g·og·ia,11 erc1sm g this divine -given powe r day was elected for the positio i:. might _be organized for ·be::e:nd nre being made 'o:1 T he c'&m: help s you }ust a bit t '. "iu tl.d, we when he deliber ately throws n ature' s p l a ns a re -being made· for the Juniors Followm g are some. Social club , Thev all h ave :he interest 01 are glad.

Ilaws back into her face? Compete- to have their pictures t a ken fo r Freshmen Dramatic Club, Litera r y much at heart, if And there re a lly were lot s of t he .tive ar_mai:ient is only_ Pe r u via n before long. After some di s- Club.

11 alty of a lumni means any1.-lnng at "old t im e r s" we spoke of a week or specialization of protective devices- cussion about class dues , the Why should we no t make to a t ea c he r's colle ge, he n P eru So ago weren't there? It m ea ns it "cannot nor it will not come t o . d " d for freshmen organizations in which . . h f t . de · ed d ,, m g a JOUrne · h as a brig t u ure 1n · much to these fo lks to ab e -c b'lt:k once goo · • ·.,_ Id I t each one ma_v show his ab ili ty? It

The soohomores ne a c ass mee · in a yea r, or, perh a ps, five years or Such omment as this, perhaps, is in g Tuesda y , October 22. The meet- seems· as thoug h the freshmen receive ten years. We can hardly deny the a t rifle far-dist a nt; but should it be - d b D 1 D k little if any encourag ement. This is in g was called ,l;o or er y a e e fact ' that we had most g lorious fun. beyond the reach of a college and the minutes of the last meeting one reason why many drop out of

To' you, who have come an d t hen dent in "this so-called " age of enli g ht· read and approved. college life b efore finishing the fir st g one b ack again, we wish luck and enment?" We think not. . year of college work. Rememb er, The questipn of sophomore pms each of _vou was once a f re s hm an. hope to see you a gain ne x t year. d d th motion wts

THINGS ABOUT READING was di scusse an e How did you act and fe e l? Wouldn' t Isn't it a great feeling to be comin g made that a committee of three be h ? Th th" b t you h ave been very g l ad to hav e a n ome. er Is one mg a ou a news appointed to decide on standardiiing

And then, more seriously, all of us · 1 hi h · 1 · 1 upperclassman a s a n ho nest- to-g ood -

Y. M.--Y. W. M·EET IN JO INT SESSION

Purpos es of Both Organizations Discussed

paper art1c e w c is very og1ca • t he sophomore pins. ness friend? What do you think will be coming home in some future d t at times seems to be a most • d h y. W. and Y. M. C. A. held a join t an ye Ted Roehrkasse aske eac mem- about tre ating our freshmen as real time. Let's hope that it will be iri f t nate circumstance That h" th meeting Wednesday, O C<tober 23. un_ or · ber of the class to sign is name ,e friends? L et's help an d encourag e that same spirit of happiness and th the fact that 1f you wish to · th

The ouening son g s were mg is way he wished it to appear m e them all we can, a nd take an inter-friendship with we came on get all the thmgs an article s avs, you p in t he Light" and "Open My Eyes that t he twent_v-seventh 'of October, nine- 11 - d ll eruvian est in them. ,, are well ni g h comoe ed to rea a the question I May See h d d t h - h Class dues we1,e ano r d, d El teen un i:e twen Y etg t. of 1t. It is, we say, unfor t un ate t a t Th" t d upon an

The Devotionals were i;ea an. l I discussed. is was vo e " S E this 1s so, but ag am , most og 1ca . b f th 1 1-s to pay do n H ayward talked on eve!! s- each mem er o e c ass

APROPOS THE "OLD TIMER" It is not well to take a jump at a $5 00 class dues.

PUBLIC OPINION sentials of a Chris tia n."

The pages of this paper contaih conclusion about anything you re a c.• 0 t A cello solo was played by Im o The freshmen met Tuesday , .c O· this week an interview with one of in a newspaper, m agazine, or b ook f 1 Brooke r after which Bernard Gal!ober 22, for the purposes o e ectmg a the few u_ icturesque characters still if suc h mater ial has been only h a lf- d d" How many of the re a ders of th e way san g a solo entitled "Dream class editor for the Peruvian an lS· left in that portion oil Peru left un- di geste d, or, worse yet, only half· Pedagogian }Jave used the Pub lic Flowers."

b h C M f h ·ead Th e prevalent tendency to cussing class dues. · O · · B · th l bb f th A d Th f t.!:..· Y W and Y touched y t e ollege. ost O t e pllllOn OX lil e 0 Y 0 e · e purpose 0 n'!. · · · h h glance at the he adl).n es a nd then pub - Donna Jane Delzell was elected edi- · · t t" b "Id" ? It t i' M C A · t d d b'Tr Flo ne e residents of t e village ave seen m1ms ra ion m m g. seems 1a;,; • • • was in ro uce "" re h h )l.sl1 ::-l a d - t1"d1"ngs a ' bro a d 1 ·s n ot a .,,,·_ • t o1· a nd it was voted that the class h d Th b .., D · Th" d " "d a · t t h e t e "Old Tim ers" yet few · a ve con- ::: n o ne a ve one so. e mem ers o,_ av 1s. is was lVl e in o re sidered it worth their time to more one . It would b e better not to r ea d dues would be $3.00 for the first se- t he Peda gog ian Staff desire di rect p arts . The first part was discussed than nod at the old chap. He as- at all. ' mester. 1 criticism instead of h a ving it come by Corrine Frye and t he sec on d and serts that he has resided in these re- There is too, too much o n th is h a lf - · A committee of five wa s appo m_ted 1 in a round about way. If you h a v e third pa rts by Sue Wesner. gions since "long ago-long before Ibak ed philos ophy which t a kes its sh a l- to consider the question of class pms. 1 any criticism or comment t o mak e, The purpose of the Y. M was disyon college was builded".....:. an d we low roots in h ard g round where o nl y - - - \ use th e P ub1ic Opinion Box. If th e cussed' -in much the same manner exdQJ not suspect any inaccur acy in his 1 the surface h as been scratched.

Peda g o g ia n pleases you, te ll others, cept that it was divided into fou1· statement. .. Commen t on things read is a fi ne NOTICE if not, tell u s. Thi s is yo u r paper . parts, the first and second being dis -

The "Old Timer" will never read thing after re a din g; comment on

WHAT ABOUT THIS?

Peru 6

St. Louis 6

St. Louis 16

Cr eighton 6 ?

Saturd ay ·:night, - october 20, and Mond&y night , O.::t,lber 22, Miss Clark Miss Irwin, :i\liss Tilti• n, and Miss Fau lhaber gav e Hallo-wete11 oart.ies for the faculty ladies and dames There at the Higgins home Hallowe'en a n d games and all t hat goes with the season of the year were enjoyed After t he entertainments g ood refreshments were e rv1 ed.

By a U me a ns do not te ll one or two' c u ssed by Arthur Lindahl, an d t h e Owi n g to the fact that ne xt t hese P"'ges nor the pages of h1"s in- them before they are re ad is no t s o · · members of t h e staff about the p ape r t hi r d and fourth by Fred Duey ,... week will follow the vacation terview He is happy without it- good. . T e ll the entire st aff. M a-y we hear 1 rec ess for Teachers Associ a tion , from yo u soon? far happier, with hi s Ozark hound, there will be no iss ue of th e h is fra g rant corn-cobs and his little A WELCOME ARRIVAL P edago g ia n on November 7 Harold McC rei g h t. wife who bakes, we swear, the finest We are t 6 see t h e n ew fla g, The Ped agog ian hop es th a t g inger-bread ever put between the ipole erected on our campus. A c onte , eth of mortal man. · f • fl you enjoy your v a c atio n as , stant viev,: o our country s ag in much as we think we are goin g ;From ti-me to time this or gan will times of peace as well as in times h h"I h h h ,to enjoy ours. pi-int some of t e p 1 osop Y w ic of war- why not? Look for our next issue, then , him occassionally-bits of Tuesd a y , November 14. . Thank Jong-forgotten lore, yet of some interest to the inhabitants of Old Peru · you. o n the Hill.- " Crock." against the initiation ceremonies?

YOU ARE A PARTNER , BIOLOGY FILMS

"DERE FOWKS"

You are a partn er in t he b i g est A NE'UT ENTRY Dea r est Folks:

than is enjoyed by a n y other peop le p asses th is morn If he h ad to do

on t he face of the eart h. Yo u hold · a ll h e m a p.e us do I bet he would be stock in this greatest governme n t of We h a ve he a rd much lately in our mo re e a sy up on us. How do you like t he world. educ a tion cl a sses of the use of the my grammer? Boy we su r e are g o-

Everyo ne knows how t he old na - m ovie for educ a tional purpo ses. Th e in g to p a rade all over t own wit h the t ions looked with curiosity u po n t h e fi rst a c t u a l presenta tion of such films b and playing and m a ke as much str ipling which, - 1n 1776 , s et u p its on our camp us by a colleg e depa rt- no is e JlS we can I bet we sure wake own g overnment a nd n amed its elf t h e m e n t occurred not long since, some good sleepers llP· Say you "United Sta t e is_ of A m eri ca." Eur op e w hen t he biolo g y d ep a rtment p r esent- should have been her last Friday called it t he "American E xper i me n t " ed four reels of plant a nd anim al pie- ni g ht to hear t he Rushin g Cosacks 'that experiment is th e wor ld 's g re at- t u r es. Some four hundr ed st uden ts There were 12 of them and when es t s uccess The fe d eral gove r n men t , gath e red at th e auditorium " to par- they g ot golng g ood th ey made more th e product of se ven g ener at io n s o f ta k e of the v isual educ ation." Their noise then a ll of us when we are Ameri c ans, is .the ric h est i nheri tan c e v er dict w a s that the pictures were giving college yells. The r e w a s a b as e ever handed dow n to t h e c it i ze n s of e quall y instructi o nal and entertain- that could sing so low that it soundany nati on , and i t is you rs. irn g Hence the biolo gy d epartmen t ed like ' he was down s eller There

Yet, you a buse t hat inheritan ce In pl a n s to its educ ation al films was another guy, I guess he must 192-i. after a vigoro u s att empt t o get fr equently durin g the year have san g souprana, that could sing t he voters ou t to the po ll s, o nl y fi fty - Th e pictu res recentl y run were so high that -When he got to the top one per c e nt of t h e po ss ibl e vo t ers o b tained from t he education al se rv ice he sounded like our old windmill cast -ballot. This m e a n s t h at fo r ty - of the United States Deprat ment of does when it needs greesing. There nine p e r cent of the st o ck h old e r s in A griculture, and were taken especi a l- was four parts to the singing and afth is great American bus in ess f'a il e d to ly for use in educational institutions ter the third part nearly all the peotake a pa rt in the activ e adm in istra - The ti tles shown w ere "Forest s Green ple got up to go. They thot it was tio n of its p o lic y. or Forests Gray," "National Bird Re- the end . After they found out there Idealists gav e t h a n ks w h e n the fu g e s ," and " When Elk Come Do w n." was more to come they all set down franchi se was extended to A meri ca s again. I would a been clean outside women. Su r ely t he e nnobling e nflu - I by the time they found it out if I ence of woman wou ld m a k e th e st ruc-1 j hadn't a got stuck on some fresh t ure of the state secur e. Y e t, h av e EXCHANGE NEWS I paint that was on the new raleing t h e y u sed it? B ar e ly t hir ty-fi v e p er , they put around the balcogna. I gue ss cent of th e m c ast v ot e s in t he last you'll have a hard time washing my campaig n. W ome n , i nfo_r m your- On the campus at the University of handkercheif because I wiped the selves a n d go t o the p olls next w e ek ! Arkansas freshmen must not only paint off on it I wasn't the only one

The America n rep ublic c a nno t su e - w e a r t he re g ulati on g reen cap and th at got stuck tho because I saw some ceed, canno t co n tinue t o exis t, un less a rm band, but also a black tie and of the rest of them wiping paint off the citize ns who c o n tro l i ts de sti nie s c o t ton socks.-Midland. I suppose the Rushings thot that we corre spondin g ly k eep th emselves in - didn't like their music because we got est m e na c e to demo cr acy. Shouldn't Pl a n s a re well under way for the up to g o They couldn't talk has said t h at ign oran c e i s the g reat- fir s t Homec oming Day ever observed' lish, you know. Well J must go the est men a ce to democr a cy Shouldn't i n t he hi story of Cotner Colleg e to be h hr iiry and study so; we s ay, "Indole n c e is t he g r eate st h eld o n Frid ay , November 2.-The Youre affrictionate son m e nace t o dem oc ra cy !" C otner.

JOHN

have the first floor. The southe ast room on this floor w ill be for the Ph ysics l abora t ory w ork. The south wall will have the ' blackboard., and ve i: y excellent equipment will be furnished the department. On the north of the Physics laboratory room is the office and the store room. North of these two rooms is the lecture room Just north of the entr a nce to the building will be lavatories and janitors' store room.

This new building will be one of the finest Science buildin gs in the . Gentr al West.

(The Pedagogian will print v a rious articles about this building as the work progresses, aiming t o keep you informed as to how the plans are being realized.)

"The Poor Nut"

(Continued from page 1) Jackson, Cedric Crink as "Mag pie" Welch, Mallace Hervey as "Doc" Spurney, and Dale Dyke as the starter.

Minor roles, of which the importance must not be underestimated, were carried by John Bath, Charlotte Carlson, Lois Metcalf, Lucille Newcomer, Russell Shaefer, Edward Shaefer, Frank Cope, Harold Reid, a nd Fred Cole.

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Why a ll this raving-y ou as k?

Well, next Tuesday is ele c t ion d ay. It is an opport une subj e ct- d on 't yo u t hink?

TEACHE RS SOON : TO CONVENE .

Associations Held i n Six Dist ricts of State

The Nebraska State Te ac hers Ass od ation will be better a nd la r g e r th is year than. e.v.et: b.e.fru:e T h e t.h eme thi s year is "Teaching as a F ine A r t."

"The Mollusc," by Hubert Henry D avies, p r esen t ed by the Theatre

Ar t s Le ag ue was a hug e success. The larg e a udience was v ery appreciative.

Onl y t he most favorable of comments a bout t h e pl ay have been heard.-

Ke a rney Ant elope.

The annual f a ll Homecomin g is pla nned .for Satur,day; November 3. All alumni, old students, and parents of the studen ts are cordiall y invited to co.me and mak e merr y

The main feature of the d ay is the bi g g ame of football between the undefeated Peru Bobcats · and the Nebraska is divided i n t o si x conventi on districts, w ith he a dqu arters

The stadium scene in the second part of Act II will long be remembered as one unique in th e annals of I Peru dr a matics, and the new scenery i used in' Act III aided the o roduction

COACH LOVELESS DIES J materi a lly.0

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J. C. CHATELAIN

Watchmaker and .Jeweler School Supplies

Homemade Pies

September 5, and was highlv regard- 1 G - ' Pl ed by the faculty body I eor ge s ace }\ He was instructor in phys ical / V tion and coach of ba sketball m the I Lunches of all kinds college, as well as director of the physical education pro g ram in the Tr aining School.

" T o loue or to hate, to like or contemne; to plie' this waie or that waie to g ood or to bad, ye shall haue as y e vse a child in his youth."- Roger Asch am

COME

There is no Substitute FOR HONESTY as a business policyIN! and STOP AT THE COLLEGIATE MEALS CANDY DRINKS H. F. FINK Peru

a t L in coln , Om ah a, Norfolk, Nort h Wayne Wildcats on P latte, McCook, a nd Chadron. .Spe- If the local team has ever fought · c ial railroad rates will be g iven to they will be called upon to pu t un a I./

te achers attending the convention. real defense at this time. - 0

Such noted persons as Harold' Peru ha·s one of the best teams in

Rugg, Dr. Henry Suzz a lo , and Dr. H. her his tory and flaunts a list of vie-

L Martin will talk at the me etings. tories to prove her nrowess that Besides these many Nebraskan s w ill might stanch the of any but Shoe repairing at 'Comfortable'

t a ke part. a Wildcat. The Wildcats, the alumni prices! Ladies Shoes a Special-

Miss Nona Palmer, P e ru's com- with them in the -grandsand, are go- ty. I

merce departm en t , is vice-president in g to strive had to put a blot on

of District II. Peru's record. Everybody come to (The Shoe Shop on the East

Mr. L. :B. Mat he ws, Principal o:f' see how it is done. · Side of the Street)

s enior higb school, is pre <; ident ot 1 After the game there will be the t he high schoo l 'S ec tion , Dis;;rict II. renewing of friendships and the

Mr. A. L . Hill, h.ead 0f meeting of new friends at the supper depar!;ment, will give a paper on the hour. ?

"Hiah .School Phvsics Course" before In the evening is the annual home· Q

t he "science me<!ting of t he coming frolic in the gymnasium.

HAW

meetin g in Om aha. There will be music and fun

MEETI N I

Cla y Coy was elected president of

t he Hawkeye club, at a meeting

Thursday morning at ch a pel time in WHEN IN AUBURN VISIT THE A303. The following other officers

LAWRENCE CAN.DY KITCHEN

There you will find the Best for Less were elected.

Ma rion Hall · __ Vice-president lo HIGH GRADE CANDIES SANDWICHES 0

Daisy Peirc e - Secretary () FOUNHIN SERVICE

G ladys Kinsey - - Treasurer

There was some discussion a bout dues and pictures for the Peruvian and the meetin,g adjourned.

BOBCAT COACHES' SCORES

Roland Rasp, Grant, Nebraska Grant 24, Lodgepole 0

Wilbert Zorn, Burwell, Nebraska Burwell 0, L oup City 12

Geo r ge McElr oy, Bridgep ort, Nebr. Bridgeport 7 , Alliance 19

Arthur Gariss, Harti ngton, Nebr. Hartington 6, So. Sioux City 12 When

"Send it to the Laundry"

You will always find us ready to be of Service.

Our delivery is in Peru every Monday, Thursday,and Saturday.

"OLD TIMER" SPEAKS

MI·ND

Views of College Life by old Resident

"By Gar, I don't think so very much of this school up on the hillto o m any wommin g it there a nd g it wron g ide as into t heir heads." Th e "Old Timer" was seriolAS as he t ipp ed hi s chai r against the wall , scratched his bus hy head and expe c t or a t ed a n expe r t qu i1d of P i gt ale Twist o nto the slumbering ba c k of' h is Ozark hound, spr awled in the d ust befor e his feet

'Ye know young f eller, I c am e to th es e here re g ions before yon school. house was built and we g ot alon g g ood until t h at time No youn g bucks and t heir gals ra1sm g Ned a round the str eets after dark, when a feller liked t o sit down in his yard a nd smoke a 1 peaceful pipe after a d a y in the field or up the river It ain't so b a d .today with the l a ds gett in' full of eddicuta ion- I spect they are better off th a n I was Th ey can l ay o'bed of a mornin' and take a bat h t wice a week , if they want to, and then, they g o to Omah ay and Ch ic ag o w here they g it g ood money a nd don t do nothin'- 'cept t alk Meb b e I should hev bin a minis t er or a g rocer OP even one of these her e sm a rt professers w ith the white collars who git money for talkin'-jest t hink of it-money fer ta lkin.'" Th e

The "Old Timer" was a little wistful as he considered the 'mig ht-havebeen.

''It's these g als that g it m e," The '.'Old Timer" became ni g h apoplectic -da n g er ous for one of his y e arsand spi t ting out his Twist rammed hu g e quantities of strin gy tob acco into a brown corn-cob pipe. "It's the se .g als that g it me," he repeated with a picturesque u se of Biblical p hr ases and spat thrice.

"They don't larn nothin'-you know one of' the school-marms told me she was a-takin' lessons in cookin' at · the school-lessons in cookin'!" He slowly rep e at e d with di sg ust personified appe a ring on his h ard old face.

' Ye know, youn g fell er, I on ct kn ew a l a d workin g on t he ri ve r w ho w as

J was a real m a n I don't like it tells you bu t t he fin a ! kerso n fo r Br uns don , Schaffner for ( D O YOU PLAY FAl R?

and- "

I "Abel, Abe r, come into this hou se land be a eatin' your supper, 'stead o'talkin like any old women," th e

v oice of the "Old Timer's" spouse was definite and authoritative Got to be gettin' in-the old woman don't like me to talk like t his" muttered the "Old Timer" as he knoc ked .the ashes out of his pipe and ki t e enward. And as :flo r the "young feller ," he plodded toward '.' yon college" medit a ting upon many medi t ations

w hi st le left Peru as vic to r , 13-0. S au t t e r. Ch a dro n ; Alm lfr en for Th e da Y. c lo sed with t h e p r odu cti ,)11 S a mp ont, S tan g le fo r of " The P oor Nu t'' - c oll eg iate t o th e E van s fo r Che ne y, J? u cld n g h a m ..fQr do t A dr amatic club r 'ecep t ioh fol · Sta n g l e , Be g uin f o r Bu sh , B ush fo r ,

10\ved t he pl ay Peter so n, B rash ear fo r B i,i c king ham , No one can question the r e a l, t rue S amp o n t fo r Br as h ea r , C h eney foi' -:P er u sp irit !- th at w as so p r edo m in - E va n s a nt. It' s all o v e r no w, tha t's t r ue ; S u m mary: bu t w on' t we h a ve an other fi ne one Ya rds from scri mm ag e: Peru 213, n e xt y ear ? Ay.e, every inch a Hom e - Chadr on 31. c omin g ! Y a rds los t from scrimm ag e : P eru

49, Ch a dron 17

Chadron Game Ne t y ards gained fro;n s c .rim mage: Pe r u 164, Ch adr on 14

(Con t inued from Pa g e 1.) Passes : Peru comple t ed 4 ou t of 15 s c ored 32 p oin ts to 23 for Ch adron fo r 35 y a rds- Chadro n c omp l e ted 1 1.

P E RU (1 3) (O) CHADRON ou t o f 28 for 123 y ards

Pike - - - - -e - Crump 4ver ag e of p un t s: Peru 33 y a r d s, H e r t z - - - It - - - - - - Al tig Chad ro n 31 yards.

D e lzell l g _ Weller (c) Pe nalties: Peru 65 y a rds. Ch fl dr o n Bunch - -c _____ Pet erson .35 yards.

R. Will

O ur ad v ert jsets do. It is on ly throu gh long merite d s e rvi c e th at our a d v;er ti sers rec ei ve t he recog nit ion of being as ked. to in t his, y ou r

own p ap er

Be fair w ith yourself . A 'vail y ou rself of the opport unity of .dea ling with r e gular, bona fi de MER CHANTS

0 DR. N. S. HARAJIAN DENTI S T fl X - RAY SERVICE

O Barn es• P harmacy Tel 27

jfo r .Wiliiams, Hurst 'for Cl auss en,

, Ma thews for Pike, Miller for Bunch,

l ' ftothert for Mathews, Rail sb ac k for

Rothert , Simpkins for Rig g ins, Ri g -

lg j,ns for '!loft, Fowler for Delzell, A E J h D D S

LHofman, Ubben for Par r io tt, Gr ass

JACK

AND Brunsdon for Brockm a n , Parrio tt fo .'

!for Fowler, Liver.more for Zook, Ac - Phone 36 I./ I tra c k - bu t awfully slow wi t h I

" ' Q I t he gir ls. His idea o f a good · I li me 'Was ch a sin g butterflies u n - f. I S p E C } A'L T Y I · § t i! t he lovi n g b u g -fl ew i n t o his I I,, . . I I I . cap ! A com e d y d r a m a o f t h e

, Cut Flowers I I Bob's Shoe Shop ... I co ll eg e slow -poke who dre a m - I I L. HORTON & CO. I ..\ :' I ed. he w as ll hero love r I

I Phone 128 r I '' ' l" trie n n 1a d e h1s dreams co me l m a de a st rik i n g effec t . Mt. V e rnon Peru, Nebr. I J Nebraska City, Neb r. g t:ni. e!

H a ll p a inted a hu g e Bobcat he a d , ·- -

------• · I II --------,.,.. "--- I th r ou g h t h e mouth of w hich each THURS .,

a thinkin' of -bein' a l a wye r He g ot some bi g from Om a h a y and we nt into them when he should hev been a-sleepin' olni g hts. Aft er 'bout a month we fished him out O' the water pl um a nd cra zy- the corner came r ound a nd sed he fail ed in ex aminat ions for the b ar-po or eddi cated fool. he was." The "Old Time r" into the valley, set tled down in his ch a ir a nd r a n his thumb caresingly over the pun g ent surface of his cob smoke

'But that's all rig ht, I ' sp ect." He was not throu g h and was waitin g f or the "young feller" evince s urprise at his re aso ning against the effic acy of edu c ation gained in "yon school." "I a g in the gals the way the g overnmint is puttin' q ueer idees in their small heads. They don't larn .and they o nly go to teach to fuih some fell e r into marriage ' cause they're eddicat ed. My wife, now, she knows mor'n a ll Peru Colleg e put together • She's never bin to school and she kin cook and wash and keep her mouth shut when the men folks are a talkin'. '.But the

ed.icated g als, they are a ,goin' 'gainst wishes of their lawful husbands

ALL

The I\:Iardis Store is now in to

DAVE'S CLOTH·JNG STORE

ish •your every food need. Fresh Meats, Lund). Meats, Milk, 'Bread, . . Cakes and Groceries. of all kinds. You will find our prices reasona- Home of Hart, Sc haffner & Marx . ble, our merchandise the best, and ,our service unexcelled.

? Phone 25 THE MARDIS STORE Phone 25

914 Cen tral Ave., Auburn, Nebr. ,

CLEANING AND P RESSING

THEREXALLSTORE AVENUE STORE

FRESH FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERY

Cookies, Cakes, Bread, and Lunch Meats HOT COFFEE, COCOA, AND s'ANDWICHES SCHOOL AND COLLEGE SUPPLIES

iJOLT

73 Phones 78

Peru, Nebraska

T his is Picnic Time

Wh a t i s a p icnic lunch wit hout pas try and bakery delicacie s? We h a v e a t all times p l'e nty of f res h buns, rolls . and pies for yoµr o utings.

And t h e prices? Th ey are right.

-ROBBINS' B AKERY

P e r u N e bras ka:

M. E. Shuck, Ph. D. FOR YOUR MEALS, LUNCHES, ETC. Suite 410-11 Symes, Denver 0 Phone 195 Peru, Nebr. l.f O Has more vacancies than satisfacto.ry applicants to fill them.

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Washing and Greasing I Hot Chocolato. And • • "Y Yea< h und•ed• di"'°'" It. I!

Polarine and Mobil oil ; ' I, Excellent Oyster Stews, and real Mexican Chilli. Free crank case service

Few Cafe's offer such attracfive Sandwiches as Why hunt further when you know the best. G S S A M A N ' S

FLOYD . PALMER , , Nebraska City, Nebr . I

B Y ALL MEANS SEE W ES SEL. ' S \ FALL LINES O F

DRESSES AND COATS

Ext ensiv e Variety and a S aving in Pr ic e

Nebraska City is a Good Trading Point

G old B ond Stamps an Extra fills your BQok Saving

0 I

PERU HEDAGOGIAN

VOLUME XXIV

4'PIRAT·ES" CAST IS ANNOUNCED

Po pular Opera t o Be Giv en

Here D ecember 15

.DOYLE WIL L DI R E;CT

P ERU, NEBRASKA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1928.

TYLER SPEAKS I AT "Y"

MEETI NG 1 POST-SEA S ON G AME

Rural S ituatio n hy Campus I

Beca use t h ey w ere un ab le to get t h r ou g h s n ow -:l r ifts be-

E x p e r t 1 1 twee n P er u a nd W ay n e,. Coac h Graf's Bobc-ats will b e force d - I

PERU LUNCHEONS WELL ATTENDED

Al umni and' F aculty Mee t in Lincoln a nd Omaha

NUMBER 7.

STATE TEACHERS COME TOGETHER

The weekly m eetin g of t h e Y. M I to pl ay a pos t -s eason game with C A h Id · t h e W a yne W ild ca t s The d ate · · was e m t he Li t tl e Jfhe a tre and Linco h were a big success. The

Th e Peru luncheons a t both Om a ha

Meetings in Six Nebraska Districts

l ast W d d h as t en tati vel y bee n set at D ee n es ay even in g. lu ncheo n in Omah a was at the Rom e ·PERU PEOPLE HONORED

The t ' cember· 3, t h e game to ne p la y- mee m g w as op ene d by sin g- H otel , F ri day Prof ess or Doyle gav e

As th e a11nu I t h ' th lng se I H ed at W a yn e as p er schedul e a op er a , i s ye ar e · - vera son gs , arla nd Hieli g t h e n a solo .and l ed t he s inging. Dr. C M. It ha s been estim a ted th a t a t l east music dep ai t m en t will present " Th e h a d c h arg e of t h e d evotio n a ls. · Brown playe d a violin s olo. R. D. P A · I

LATE PE RUCOAC

3,000 te ach e r s attended th e openin g irates of Penzan ce " Thi s i s a c om ic s a specia un m b e r J oe J on es p l ay - · H Overh olt, fo rmer r egistrar, was t h e oper a in two acts w1·itten b y Gilbert ed a c lar in et so lo, "Ev eni n g Stars" guest of honor, a nd R. Maghee, su per- s es s ions of the Sta te Teachers Assoand SuUivan fr om the opera "Tannh auser" b y A M·Q[DiDL

ATHLETE

.i ntendent a t Columbus, presid ed ciat ion at Lincoln, a nd more tJha n th a t Waa-n er H e w · d !Ct A t h t M T 1 number in Oma h a " Artistrv in The Pirates, .as it is famili arly call - 0 as a ccomp a m e a t mong ose p r esen w er e iss o m ., t h e piano b y Ra! h Ch t l · f 11 d M' z k Teaching" was t he motto of Dis trict ed, is one of t he v er y f ew op eras of P a e ain ormer co ege nurse, a n 1s s ac , Mr Ty le t h k h R d f " J . · " L f · · h I at Linco ln. Due to the bad snow- note to h a ve pr od u cti on in Am erica · · r, e spea er of t e e ve - ecor 0 1mm1e ove• orme r pri mary sup er visor m t e n in g use d as h · b · t " Th f t · · s h I p w R p t storm, the conventions in the six di s - Thjs u n u s ual step wa s ta k en to pro- lS s u Jee e a rm ,... less a Fine One ra1mn g c oo . re s a e g a v e P rob l em" h' · f 1 d' d t lk d Ch I s tricts we r e not a s w ell a ttended as tect the rights of t h e co mposers a nd m g it rom th e a sp en 1 a , an ar es p a cht , publisners in A m e r ican represe nta- econo111i c s t !{n dp oint "A m ode l a t hl et e ." That is how his pr incipa l at Bellvue, le d t he college t hey ot herwi se would have been tio ns of t h e w ork R e poi n t ed o u t, ,t h a t t o hi s k n ow!- ye ll. A discussion of met hods of ecluca. · . ed g e , co ope rati v e methods of fo r m- fo rm er coac h Victor Trusl er , describ es At Lincoln th.ere wer e 107 Peruvi- tio n w ith pa r t icular r eferenc e as to T he firs t act an d the e n - ' i n g w e re q u ite s u cces.s,ful, a nd t hat J ames L inwood Lo v eless, l ate basket- a ns at th e Saturda y lun cheon. R ex whether a child should be given opt.ire opera s cored m country, and ! many p re di ct th a t t he tren d of a(l-r i- ball coach of P eru State Teachers col - D. Ba ile y , cl as s of ' 14, presided. Mr. por t unity t o develop according to hi s work ';?-s n p t p ubhsh :d u nti l a f ter Icult u re in t he fu t ure will· b.e fow7ir d l ege Doyle also led thesingin g here and own inner life inst ead of following J\.1es sr s Gilb e rt an r;l Sulliv an h ad re- J ' i n corpo ration. He also stated t h a t t alks were given by a number of' per- the theories of par ents and teachers tu d t E 1 d "Jimmie," as his friends affectionrne 0 ng an · t t h e farm e r w ho m a kes his bu siness a so ns. Bo):> H a rrison a former Peru fo rmed the them e of the t w o ad dre s sG .lb t ' d 1· htf 11 · d ate ly ca lle d hi m, spent all but the last 1 er s ver y e 1g u y whµnsi - j s t u y , m ak es it a success.

che er leader, led the y ells es of Distri ct I Thurs dily morning a t cal story te ll s of Fre deric , appren tic ed , In c losi n g Mr Tyler g ave three of two y ears of his life in Emporia, "Kan- A movement was started for an t he general ses sion in the University when a ch.ild to 'the Pirat es of P e n- i the most li k el y solutions t o th e far m sas H e w a s the son of Mr and Mrs alumni building fund. - A large sum Coliseum. Dr Frank N. Freeman of zance who w e re very gentl e with or- 1 problem : (1) D e velopmen t of inte r -George Loveless of that city, and re- was pledged to go tow ard making a t he Univers ity of Chicago presente d pha ns for t h e re a son that they t h em - ; n al waterways (2) A .b a lanc e d tariff ceive d h is elem en t a ry educafam in t'he buildi n g j u st north a n d e a st of the new It he mor e cons ervative view , stati ng selves weiie orphans I (3) Re o rgan ize d marketin g t raini n g s chool .of t h e Kansa·s St te s ci ence building in the n ext block. t ha t a child mu st le a rn col)iorm ity to The o p e r a has t h re e i m portant T he Y · M. C. A. announces for this a 1 Th ese lunc heons are an a nnual af- the w orld a bout him but a t the s a m e k , " 1 ,, h Tea-chers College. f · · d 1 ' fi · t choru s e s, on e a group of be a utiful wee s pro g ram a p a y our , e very - • ai r and a r e lo oked forw ard to as one ti me m ay eve op a n e rn terpi:e arnai de n s , a n othe r a squad of p ol.icemen: one to meet at t he usual pl ace a nd A Great Career. of t he mo st pleasant t imes at the con- tion and h a rmonio u s pers on a lity if h e and. t he third the pirat es themselves ther e re ceive fu rthe r in str uc ti ons L oYe less fi r st gained recognition as ve nti on kn ows the m eaning of t he co urs es h e Foll owing is a c ast of the character s a basketba ll star in Empori a high ·purs ues who v..i ll h a ve t he leads :

PROGRAM AT

sc hool , p layi ng r eg ularly a t forward

EVER·ETTS HAV·E

Dr . H 0 Ru gg of Columbia TeachRic a rd, P irate Chief, bass f U d t • h er s co ll ege emphasized the value of El vi n Dave n port

PHILO MEETI NG, B'USJN-ESS SESSIO N

t h e mod ern m ethod of brin g in g man y S l i.. • L ' t t t sub jct m atters u nder one ge ner a l am u e ,1,its,. 1€U e n a n , en or . . . . 1 1 · K s T c h h · d Louis Bickford w 11 e m · · · · t at e g a me na- ,groupin g, instead of p arce lling ou t th e Fre<leric, a Pirate Apprentice, teno-r Local Talent E n tertain s tional attenti on as a basketba ll play - Im portant Ma t ters Discuss· sch oo l p erio d in t o fift een min ut es for Raymond T r e n h ol m F ello w Me m bers e r During the fo ur ye a r s th a t he l ed at Recen t Meeting th i s a nd fiftee n minutes for t hat Maj or - General S t a nl ey of t he Brit- p laye d forwar d w ith the Y ell owjack- 1 Dr Freeman's s ubject wa s "Shou ld i sh Army b a r itone ' P a ul Collins P hi lo h eld i-ts r eg ula r meetin g l ast ets h e l ed his t ea m in conferenc e sc or- The E veretts h e ld t h eir r egul ar t he Curric ulum Be B uil t on Chi ldren's ;E>oiice Sergeant, Bass Th u rsday e v e n in g the hi g h school ing h on or s , and fo r t wo y ears h e was meetin g Th ursday, N ov.e mb er 8, in the •Intere st ;' or So ci a l N eed s;" D r R ug gs' Not y et Chosen auditorium. Th e program was un d er Little The r oll was taken "The New Curricu lum a nd The T eachsel ected a s a ll- cohfer ence fo rward ,, Mabel, Ge n e ra l 's y oun ge st dau g hter, t h e direction of H a rl a nd Heili g , 'b ut a n d mi nu tes of t h e last meeting were er soprano

compose d of Messrs. A nderson , Ga llo- the conference T his was t h e fir st t hey wer e t r y ing to a bout t h e Last Tu es day evening t he t raining way, and L e w is As thei r first n um- yeair he was sel ecte d for t h e a ll-con- pl e.y At the last it was d eheld a at wh ich they san g " D r ifti n,g an d D ream - · . cided to gi v e t hree one-a c t plays inth ey dec1ded to hold a s e11e s of pro - m g " accomp a nied on t he b anjo b y ference p os ition. In 1923 h e capt am-- stead of one play I t w a s not d eci ded fes sional meet ings_ in the future So l L ewis, next was a n old t imer g iven in e d t he team , and piloted it to the semi- h owever that plays should fa r they a 1928 book Ithe ,, ol d time f ashio n, " Tipp er- finals in the National A. A . U . t ourn a - given by t he E ve r etts al one becau se by .Arment1out entitled Conduct of , ary wit h French h arp , bones, a nd 1ment. H e led the indi vidual scoi:ers of t her e has been s om e talk of co mbi nStudent Teach.i ng " These meetin g s 1 b a njo ; t h e ir l ast num ber was a vo c a l ing t he P hilos ' and the E veretts p lays t h e tourney by a vera g ing n early twen- wi ll - be of great ..value a nd all s u p er- b io, " My W il d Irish Rose." for t his year. N ot h in g was decide d devisors are urged to be present at each 1 Th e s e'Co nd p art of t h e p r ogram ty p oi nts per gam e. Again i n this fi ni tely so the meeting adjou rned , 0 o ne. was a d ance b y Florence Ro nne au a c- year he was m ade a ll-confer en ce for- as·to hav e tim e to r econsider the m a t! comp a n i ed at t he pi a no by Ida Schre- war d ter. Another m eet ing was called Fri-

PERUVJAN WORK

Co ' JN

M G NICELY

hers of their profe s sion from t he two s peaker s, Dr William S. Sadler, Chicago physicia n , in "Tria l s of the Sumcouscious Mi nd," and Angel o P atri , New Yo1 k, in "The Sch ool and Its Children." Very fe w con ventions a r e a ble to p r ocure suc!h. talen t for m eet ings.

A number of Peru's facu lty and ( Cont i nu ed on P ag e 4)

Sales Campaig n Well Under Way

Il pel.

All- A m erican H onor s day in the Little Theatre for the p ur- l The t h i rd p ar t, was a voc al trio Th f II 1927 h d pose of d eciding a bout t he plays.

, ' c <;>mp ose of st er i c er son, ou1se • I It was then d eci ded by t h e s ociety

d E h D . k L ·"'I e o owmg year, e JOme

B o wer a nd Ma:icine Boyer T h ey I the St. Joseph Hilly:ards a n d p lay ed 1 E t 1 d

' · • , ' to have on y a n • vere t p a y al} a san g t hree s elections, " Old Man Sun - on t h e woryd s ch amp ionsh ip t eam ! vote w as m a de to send an ap ology to s hi ne," "Girl of My D reams," an d w hich won the tournament His scor- t h e P hilo society for asking the m to " H h H W " i g ways are appy a ys . ing abilit y tha t y ea r w on him a p lace give t he play j oint ly an d t h en not fill -

Aft e r the r egular a n ex- on the A.11-America n team. The next ing t h eir reque st The meeting a dt e nded busmess session was held year he again pla y e d forward on the J'ourned .T h e work on t he 1929 Peru vian is V . f · a nous m atters o imp ort a n ce were Hillyar d team but was ha ndicapp ed

KEARNEYT. C. A WORTHY FOE

Friday G a m e Promises P lenty o f Action.

The Ant elop es are comi ng!

The crucial contest of t he 1928 seaprogressing very well . Pictur es of the settled at t h is by illness during m ost of the camstudents a re being taken as rapi'.11 y as paig n.

Y :nT

C A HAS

• 1ff • • • li n e up against Kearney AnteFriday the Bob c ats ' p ossibl e and the of the fac ul-

"TEMPERANCE" JS

son is at han d

HYMN

SERVJ'CE

lopes t o the quest ion of a N. I. 1 I. A. ch ampion. the for taking of pictu res : ,

A Cle a n. P layer t y have a11 been taken. Following i s " J imm ie" was a clean player The

LECTURE SUBJECT

year h e was hi g h score man in t he Juniors, October 24 to 31; Sophomores, l __ Iconference no t a si n gle f'oul Tal k and Pantomime t h e 5 to 12 in clusive; Fresh men: I T eac hing. of Sobriety Point called on shimd A . . E v en ing's F ea t ure s · 1 " 25 · 1 · s · I ' t u e nt ct1v1ties N o-vem'ber o to me us1ve; eroors , l of Stress

N o2 6 t o December 2 . Let's 1

While _in scho ol at E mpor ia, Mr. Y. W . was h eld Wednesday, follow thls schedule I Mis s Lo t tie Ab b ott W oodford , field Loveless was a m ember of Phi Sigma ,vember 7 After .the openin g of the h b f · t tak f · Epsilon athletic board, a n d 1m eetin g a nd t h e devotional song was T e nm:n er o pic ures en so ar s ecretary of the W ,C T. U gave t h e K club. H e was one of the best su ng, Louise read th e 98t h is 1 00 ahead of la st year's !s t udents some valu abl e po ints t hat liked men of the sch ool as well as on e Jp salm a s t h e evenin g scripture

The PeruviaJI Staff is rushing this s hould be s tressed in t he teaching of of t h e most pop ula r athletes. H e l ed j Mrs. Dun ni n g talked on .t h e s ubj ec t work so t h at t h e annual will receive T his topi c w a s especial -a fin e c l ean life a nd d eath h ol d s r\J " Music-A Un iversal .L angu age." She a disco unt. ' Jy iP,!'e r esting since my g i e ne is a re- fear him. _ lgave a historic a l s ket ch of some of The contract fo r t he p r i nting of the quired sub j ec t for a nd t ern- Work At P eru •the hym ns and the inspir ati ons of Peru vian has been l et t o the Hugh perance h a s t hus f ar. b een :a g Feat na- · " . . ,, . jthem. The Y. W . g roup t h en san g Stephen Press of J e ffe r son City, Mo. , tion wide s ocia l p rob l em. Jim'.1110• havm g spe nt t he summer several of t h e bea u tiful old hymns

SALES GAMPAIGN ! Mis s Woodfor d poi nted ' . ou t that :nth his parents, came t o earl y I: su ch as " Abid e Wi t h Me," " Le a d f h p t h e p ositiv e side of the sub1ect should Sep ten1ber to on his coach- Kind ly Li g h t," a nd "Ji \ t As I Am." . The ibe b r o u g ht out in the te a c h in g of mg career .. H e did ver y commenda ble In Mrs. Dunn in g 's talk she brou g h t is now m swmg. . it emperance r ather t h a n always to w ork coachmg t h e freshman foot ball ' o t the fa t t hat t h e d e eon ess of li f e t he freshm'e n have sub s cribed The fshow t h e d estructi ve si d e T he t e am It :va s w hil e on a football t rip !isu t hr u the of p ros pects s'eem very g ood and a s s?on iyoung fol ks s h O'llld g e t this inform a- to Des Mom es, Iowa, that he was t ak- lm usic. Music, she stated, i s a thi n g a s time many mor e are g omg I tion i n a w a y whic h it will most ap- e n ill. returned t? P eru the next /t h a t makes lif e wo r th whil e. It b et a s ubscri be. /pea l to t h em, so in t his w a y pJ.ay be day, and it was , r ecogruzed that h e was lon g s in t he class w it h n ature h arThe sophomores and seniors ha".'e !correl a t e d with othe r s u bjects, or it in a very sei:ious condition He w a s m on y paid through class d ues. for their lmay be combined to a dv antage with r us hed immediately to the Met hodist Mrs. D unnin g a lso sp oke of t h e Per u'vi.an deposits. I athletics. In t hi s w a y -the young hospital a t Oma h a, wh ere h e die d on h ymn "Nearer My God to T hee" as Let's I):l.ake this year a 100 Ifolks can be directed into p u rp ose - T u esda y , October. 22 The fu ner a l p l ayed when t h e T itani c sank T he per cent P er uvian year. W e can do lful action on behalf of s o'Ciety. w as held a t E mpor fa, Friday afternoon cu rtain w as t hen d r awn a nd a tab l eau thi s onl y with your c ooperation _ The l The p r ima ry object is not t o make a t , 3 :30.

1w as presente d. Margar et E ngel k estaff is willing to d o i ts s hare of work. 1you th afra id of alcoho l , but to fur- Representatives from P eru a ttend- m ie r, Mar g a r et Cai n , and B arbar a Now it is wor king ov er tim e in order 1nish him wit h truth that w ill en able ed the were Dea n D elz ell, P eet z each s a n g a v e rse of the son g to obtain the discount which is offer ed ' him t o choose intelli gently to put i n - Charles Linds ay, Russell Wasley, bas - a ccompanied b y Ellen Wilson. Th e by th.e company.

1 1.to life w h at yvill m a ke i t. str on g, k etba ll captain , W ayne Catlet t, repre- g ir ls were costu me d i n a man o1 Pl tch for f u r ther announce- w hol es om e and u seful, l e a vmg. out s enting the s enior class•. a nd William !w hic h a dde d m u c h to the presen taease twap v an desposits w hat wi ll h a nd icap or destr oy it Okren t, ;representi ng t h e j u nior class. t io n of t h e tab leau me nts as o e ru _

E ach team h as played one c onfe re nc e gam e a nd e a c h s t ands wit h a 1000 per cent r atin g i n the stan din gs. · K earney won fr om W ayne to the tun e of 21 to O; P er u toqk t he me asure of t h e Ch adro n Eagles 13 t o 0.

In t h e opi ni on of the wri ter, P er u g oes into t he fray t he fa vori te. Ke a rney d ro pp ed a ni c k and t uc k affair to the Mar yv ille Te achers F r id ay 19 to 12 b u t t h at d on' t sp ell a n yt hi ng when we rec a ll t he gam e wi t h Mary ville here.

T h e n , too, t h e Grafmen will e n ter t he con t est fresh fr om a tw o weeks rest w hile t he K earn ey e leven w ill still c arry ma rks of the Ma,ryvill e fracas. Coach G raf dropp ed o ff p r actice sessio ns Frid ay and Satu1·d ay to let his charges rest up fo r t h e fini shi ng t ouch es t hi s week; o vertime a nd Jots of h a rd w ork is t he a ssi gnment un til Frid ay.

At any r ate, t he game t akes o n t h e color a n d feat ures o f a ch amp io nship tilt and, desp ite t he fac t th at you r wri ter favors P eru t o wi n, t h e cont est h eads the list in t h e N I. I A t his week end Should P e ru emerge t h e vic tor she c an l ay c l aim to th e covet;ed t rophy only af ter h aving di sposed. of Omaha u niversity a nd W ayne In t he c a se of a Kearney victo ry, t h e Antelop es must meet Cha d ron.

THE P.ERtJ PEDAGOGIAN

Entered at the Postoffice of Peru, Nebraska, as second class mail.

THE P£RU PEDAGOG IAN I

FRATERNITIES II

OFFICERS' DIRECTORY

In the next issue of the Peda -

gogian t here -will appear a list

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13,

1928

TRAINING SCHOOL " DIDOES "

The senior class of the training school gave a very interest ing program Wednesday at convocat i o n time The following numb e rs were given: Piano s olo . . .... El oise }'airhead CwTent Event Allison Clineburg Combs, Charles Dallam, Russel Hen- h owever, if t h ere is no demand

TRI BETA of all the offic ers of various Tri Beta held its first semester ini- campus organizati ons. If there tiation of new members on N ovem- is sufficient demand for the her 5, at i ts regular meeting fo r the rooming plac es and telephone month of November. Those initi ated numbers of t hese p ersons, such into full membership were P aul i nfo r mation will be published ;

Published weekly _at Peru !eachers CoUeg.e-the oldest training school dersqn, Frank Ivers, R obert MaJors, we shall not devote time and m the Missouri Valley, established 1867. · 1 Wilbur Schindler, and Sam Trau<lt. space to this matter. If you

S b 1 · . . . . Lela Horton axop one so os Vocal s olo Na:iama Wilcox

Violin solo Winifred Pett i t The following were initiated as as- wish these published, c o nsult sociate members: Edwin Booth, staff members or indicate such The kindergarten at the training Thomas Bourke, Wm. Dun n, D ale b y a note in t he P edagogian s chool have started work on their $1.00 the year. Single copy 5 cents.

STAFF Dyke, Elmer Hertel, Wallace Hervey, box. Do this at once. Christmas Project with the assistance

MANY ANCIENT

lgirl<S hav e been doing .some , v_ery nice

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF JOE JONES Maricm Overturf, Raymond Rei d, Ed- of the manual class. The win Rector, Ernest R othert, Maxine

LETTERS FOUN•D

story to be dramatized t h is year i s.

ASSOCIATE EDITOR RUDOLF ANDERSON Sears, Wilbur Shafer, Fred Shestak, work a nd are progressmg rapidly The John Stahm, Felix - Summers, Emil

SPORTS "TIP" ROBERTS Wicina, and Keith Wolfe. About half _ "The White Rose" and t he teachers of the members initiated were elect- are working V eTY hard t o make t his NEWS ROLAND KREPS AND DON KEISTER ed to membership at the dose :>f tl1e Opening of Former Mail I the best C hristmas pageant ever givschool last May, the rest in Septem- Box Discloses Surprise j en.

SOCIETY ____________________ :. ___ HAZEL HUTCHINSON her. I

After t he induction of members, re- The letter box just up t he st airs in 1 Peru defeate? Ci ty 6 to ().

CAMPUS LUCILLE DOWELL freshmen ts were served. Since the th d . b 'Id on the Peru gridiro n, Wednesday, Oc. . . the hall of e a m1mstrat10n u1ice eream roses failed to a rrive, 1 . t d tober 31.

FEATURE -

GEORGE COOK Ibrick. ice cream was sc.·v-

The B ob kittens ou.tplayed Nebraska ed with c akes decorated m a rose de- d h t f 1 tt f ll t City most of the time. Several passes

ACTIVITIES - - - - - RAYMOND TRENHOLM sign. Fruit punch completed the re - was ophene fl a osTho e ers el ttou were completed by Peru. During the res ments. ' d ating from Sept. 8 to October l. last q u a r ter with about five minutes - If h upon t e oor. ere were e ers

FACULTY

HAROLD McCREIGHT The decoration of the faculty ·coom J h d d . to play, AppJegate crossed the last f h A Mm: wo rrymg an won erm g h 't 1 f th · · t hd . I or t e occasion was m men can I" I d , ,, h b w 1 e 1ne or e w1nn1ng ouc own

ERNEST HASSELBLAD beauty roses (the flower of th e fra- w_hy on; g et an :s / Th e kick for the ext r a point failed Iternity), and whit e c andles ti ed with , . gomg on, ue t? t eh abet tf at e Once before the touchdown was, INSTRUCTOR letters were put mto t e ox ormer- THOMAS E . ENNIS red and green (the fr aterm ty co lors). . . . made the b obkittens were on the fiv e 1 Th t t th T B t ly used to empty pen cil shavings into. d 1 b ; e m1 1a es wore e r1 e a r c ses yar ine, ut wer e penalized and pu t I :on t he day following their in duc t ion Among the letters found in this out of scoring distance.

DEBATE -

THE POWER OF PRINT

READING. into the fraternity. b?x were writt en by' Mr. En-

No one is sure when men beg an to A larg e amount of stea m has been Tri Beta officers fo r> the current our Mr. The junior high schoo l b!lS been

talk. Neither can it be stated with' expended during the past few years year are Ada Eyre, presi den t, Mar- ms is becommg gray h aired w orryi ng r eading upon the election, a nd on last h o ver the business letters be wrote be- T d h Id I · · accuracy w en men beg an t o write. in attempts to discredit the fact tha t garet Clmeburg, v1ce-pres1dent, Rob- b d t h 1 ues ay e an e e ct1on of their own . cause e receive no answer o t em. · th · · .

.'THIS BOOK -"

" MOBY DICK"

By Herman .M;el ville

s.: zuu\. e1vpt::, .n.1u:t.i1t: uras::s; ,e,ve.n!-..,-.., where and got results. fects oo the human mind; an!I, of "anthologies," "literal translations," Vanderford. I consequence, on all civilized society. and "collections," highly praised (by At th" t• th f . h One freshman even wen t so far in is mee mg e ratern1ty c ose · It preserves and disseminates all dis· the p bl" h b k ts d th . h . 1 b finding the reason for no rep ly t o re- d . t h u 1s ers, oo agen , an e1r t e1r co ors to e scarlet and cream. I t d 1 t t t t n· k W ' ll covenes an 1mprovemen s m t e pea e e ers as o accos 1c 1allies) and, lamentable as it is, wide- The next meeting was decided upon as · t d t t d arts and sciences; it commemorates iams, our es eeme pos mas er, an all other inventions; it hands down ly sold-even sold. a socbial me.eltlmbg ti'me new l ask him , what he was doing with his . . t t N h h mem ers WI e m1tiated. .L A D " k . to posterity every 1mportan even ; ow,w en a man ears a tune he ma1 s 1c was m no w ay responit immortalizes the actions of the likes and his musical sense is aroused, The members outlined a definite pro- lsible, he t<;>ld the fellow t o see Mr. great and good; and, above all, it ex- 1 he whistles. To be sure, be may not I gram for the first semester, and a !'ro- IDelzell. This was one of t he many tends and diffuses the Word of God , have the pitch and key and exact 1,gam. leade:was for each time. problems t hat Mr. Delzell has to all mankind." time at his command; nevertheless, 1 1Special topics to be discussed were als0 that he could not solve. T he boy Such an effect must be an effect he whistles. When he hears a medley i selected. was disappointed ag a i n upon the mind. Most inventions tend of airs, he listens to the whole; After this article has been read by toward more physical comfort and nothing. Just so with writ- TECUMSEH LEADS H. S. those who in the habit of p ostconveniences. An idea which affects mgs. One reads, reads, reads; emer-

m an Me lv ille which is commencing t o take excitation amo ng lat e lit erary circle s- Moby Dic k. S ea adv e n ture,, sea h umor, and s e a phil osophy a re all s tow ed away beneat h t he hatches of the " Peq uod," and he who e mbarks i s g uarante ed a good vo y a g e , w it h plenty o f ginger to s e aso n seafar in g mo no t on y .

FOOTBALL;

PERU 4TH ing their letters in this bo x t hey may and changes human thought should ges with nothing his own. be able to find some o t her place to be recognized to be just as truly an No, we must read in the original Here They Are mail them. We know of a good invention as one which we can see and in entirity to get all there is f'.or waste paper basket in the library t hat and feel. Both are flowers from the us. There never was a short cut to Peru Prep moved into a tie with would hold· a lot of letters. Try it , same stalk-the human mind. good literature, and there never will Pawnee City for fourth place in the you may get an answer.

AFTERMATH

The 1928 political campaign is over-praise fortune!-and we will now have four years to reflect about it. There is only a meagre amount of a,nything that is uplifting about a political campaign, although it may "come from the ends of the earth."

Political campains are just like wars. No one except the leaders knows what it is all about, and they are too busy maligning each other to say anything constructive. The people are aroused by a false psychology to fever beat, and they-act, not knowing what they do or why they do it. Reason plays a negligible part; votes are all that count. After it is all over comes the time to begin thinking Then we wonder why we acted that way. E . A. Robinson has summed it up well in his statement: "Wisdom before experience is only words; wisdom after experience is of no avail."

The only plausible remedy for such a situation is that people must think. Only a small per cent of the mass thinks at all, and the greatest number of these will not say what they think.

Finally, we must look to the origin- ference standing last week when the I HAVE YOtl READ? al for that quality called "the univer- beat Nebraska City 6to 0. From several lists of i mportant saL" Quoting Dr. John Dewey: and Auburn a 1b?oks published during the first quar -

be. Southeast Nebraska high school con-

C ap t ain Ahab , that to u g h old s al t of a whali ng m a s t er, swea r s e tern a l v e n ge ance u pon a snow- w hite w hale, and vows to purs ue h i m o v er t h e· s e v en seas. It was t hat s a me M oby Dick, w ith all those harpo on iron g, twist ed o ff within his s nowy hul k , w h o h ad t aken a limb: from Ahab i n a forme r s ea figh t ; ' .Alla)> mau ls a Spanish gol d p i e c e t o t he main m ast for t he first man who s ights M o b y Dick, and a d opts the mo t to; "A de a d w h a le or a stove boat! " In a stirri ng speech t o his c r e w, he s a ys:

'

"In one form and .another the scoreless tie on a muddy gridiron. ter of the 20th century, the following depths of culture are contained in The leading team of the conference, hav e been chosen as t hos e in g re atest the resources of the mother tongue." Tecumseh, will play at Humboldt this favor. Copies of all the t itles are to b e

If something you read doesn't be- week. Falls City is schedule to ap- .foJlnd in the college library. W ouldlong to you after you read it, why pear at Pawnee City and Auburn will n 't it be a pleasure t o know yourself read it at all? entertain Nebraska City. why others have considered t hem f aTeam

A PLACE IN THE SUN .

The recently held Nebraska State Falls City

Teachers' Association had as its point Auburn

of stress "Teaching as a fine art."

Many fine and sincere teachers have · Peru Prep

sefield been advocating this for a long time, Plattsmo.ut

and it is pleasing to see such a

thought come before large groups.

44 Joseph V a nce

Af A S on of t he Middle Border

'A y e , m y h earties all round , i t was Mob y D ick t h at d i smas t e d me--it was t h at a c c u rsed w hite whale that r aze d m e ; made a poor pegging lubber of me e v e r and a day-Aye, a ye ! A n d Ill c hase him round Good Hope an d round t he Horn, an d round t he Maelstrom, a nd ro u nd n erd1t1o n s fl am.es befo re I g i v e hi m - u p And 1t h is is what ye have shipped fo r, m e n. to c h ase t hat w hite wh ale on both s ide s of land and over all sides of eart h. till he spo uts black bloo d and rolls fi n o u t !"

. ter all, the bringing up of youth

1s older than any of th ·t . M I R. R. Wonder, coach of the Bob- Ju stice e a1 s. any k' h h . G M teachers are true artists. On ·.the oth-1 1ttens as taken .c arge temporarily reen ansions er hand, many who work at the 80 _ j of Coach Loveless classes in the col- P oems of Robinson called "fine arts" are not a t• ts 1 lege. Mr. Loveless died Mond a y, Oc- Strife r is · b 2? Th H M" h

Teaching deserves a place in the to er •. e ou se of 1rt sun, and the outlook for it lo oks fa- J ·----'-------------: J ean-Chri s t ophe vorable

WHAT'S THIS? J ava H ead

Spo on River Anthology

THE RED CROSS

In this week's paper you will find an article supplied to us by the National HeadquaJ ters of th Am ·

Our country is the product of R d C e encan great human thought, and only great t r?ss. We are pleased to print human thought will carry it on If article as. a small contribution to there is to be government 01f the ·peo- ai an orgamzation which is doing

What is all this talk about November 16? Just ask the girls, they all know! E v ery

girl in the college is going to find a costume, if it is only a pair of overalls or an apron, and son to tbe "Barnyard Brawl.'! Tickets are now on sale for 35c. Tickets will also be on sale att h e door.

T he Call of the Wild

T he Outline of Hist ory

The Virg ini an Growth of the Soil

The Octopus l h a great work It would b II P e, t ere must be constructive think- read h · e we to ing by the people. . t e article carefully and think 1t through.

R iders to t h e Se a

j . FOR SALE-Oa k d esk, good condi -

1tion. I. R. Rog ers, P h o ne 158.

excep t f'or t he c apture of an occasio nal whale, t hings arow d ull a bro ad till one d ay c o me"' s t he "Th c r y. ere she blows ' " T he b . h . · · 1g c ase on!-b ut let Mel vi ll e t ell yo u about It a s onl y he c an . I t is a t hrill e r Herman Melville w as a neigbh or and clos e friend o f Nathaniel Hathorne " Mo by Dic k " h. w . • is maste rp 1ece is to Haw t h o rne. The m ot10n o ictu r e v ersion of " Mobv ;Dick" is - J o h n -1 B a r rymor e's " The Sea Beast .'...._

Mary : "I was i n a di l emma last n ig h t ."

Ma r ia n: "That's n o t hi n g I rode around in a S t u tz all

C le rk: " F o r what date? " S tudent (ab · S s e n t -m m dedly). "Kate ,, t u d en t ( t · · a ticke t window)- " l want two t ic k e ts." ·

Is u ch t imes i t furnishes wo r k er s and a s uppli es out of i ts own reser v es. Tins g iv es force t o sp ec ia l appeals, the e nti re n ation is m oved to p ity

Will Render Concert

Over;.

ture fo r Convoca t ion a nybody has t ho r igh't to ai.r h i s v i ews i n a sta t ement We h OP" it will b e u sed " -Pedagogi a n Vol. .XX fV. N o 1. b y som e o u t sta nding c a l am ity S o The colleg e orc h estra will offe r The American R e d Cross g ives t h e the an n u a l m e mbershi p camp aig n

Mission creati n g <'- Publ i c Opinion c ol umn , wh e r e in

for a teache r of mu sic an d commerce to begh · w ork in Sep tember, hl29, a t s a la ry of $1200 W e often have c alls for this com b i nat i on of s d bj ects, but we are no t alw ays a ble w !'ill them. becau se o nly a few per- I ' 'Light C a v a lr y · Ove r t u re" a t co nv o s tuden ts of colle g es a nd uni v e _ r sities l m a y b e co n sid e r e d .as _ t he pu b lic's 'T',,'th e Peda gog-i a n: somethin g t o d o and something t o p a rt rn the small er i e ie tas cs. " ,, a atio n makin g the n ecess a ry pre' J f J c a t ion, Wednesday, No v ember 15. sons _are tl · , 1 b t I d' t r f and Water safe ty is a R e d C ross serv ice The over t u r e Li g h t Ca v alry, b y P r ·

Dear Editor: 1 lll;-c a ou n is as _ er re _ ie . w h ich has be e n so w idel y a d op t e d in Franz v on Suppe, is a t yp e c alled t h e "HoY1 t o P revent Ch e a t i n e: ." fi t 'd l a d d w ater 1t of h 1 h t Bus D rive r : "You'll h ave t o trans' . . . j r s a1 o n n a n m ' - colleg es-men's, women's and co -ed- co n cert overt ure. This is t e 11g fer at B elvi dere."

To prevent cheatmg, s tuden t s · d 1fe rs a dv en tur e t o th e enterpnsm g , uc ational-t h a t a li t would r ead lik e d evelopmen t of t he over t ure, a nd it s Co -Ed : " How so on will w e re a ch

1. m a.:ch t o class 1 a lo n g w i th se rv ice to one's fellows . J a colle g e d ir ectory . As typ ical e x - hi story is in t erestin g . Belvi?"-Printcrafters. of Peru s police fo rce e q uipped w ith Th e n , too, the R e d C ross edu c a - ! ampl es, West Point, Ann apolis a nd a very brief in troduction f or th e

P. ".":e d-off shot guns ' tional inte r est s. Th e Ju nior Red l· Y a le m a y be mentioned in the E ast, era. Whenever it w as separatel y u s-

2, WiU ,be stopped at do0rw a y a nd Cross is an- un official but well recog- : N o rth w estern Univ e r si ty, the m ain work to follow, e r a ll y a n op - 0 searched for notes e t c ni zed p ;:irt of ou-r common sch ool ! A gricultural an d Michigan S t ate Col- In the begin nin g, t he ov e n ure w as P O YOUR

3. Bef ore entel'm g classl'om each system . The Red Cros s i s dom g a c t - ! leO'es in the J\/Iiddlew est, and U n i ver- ed t his w as do ne in c onjun c t io n with tuc!e n t w ill. be submitt ed to p s ycho -ive e duc a ti o n a l work in its p u b li c ! si Ue s of Califo rni a, S o u t hern C a lifor- 1 dr ama or the danc e . F r om th e logiual ' examination to he a lth nursing, h ome h ygiene, nutri J ni a, Arizona, Ore g on a nd Washington come the germs fbr th e son ata and

wheth er o r no t h e h as any id e a of tion , first a id a nd life-s av in g .deparbt- 1 in the Pacific a re a This take1l no ac- , symphony. After th e t ime of Weber PHOTOGRA c heating ments. Its a cc omp li shments m pu count of the many loc al corps in co l - (1786-1826) the overture b e came

4 Classro om will be decora ted W1t h lie welfar e a r e w e ll known to s tu- · l e g e ommunities, m a de up chiefly more and more ind ependent, an d now

NEEDS

s u ch uotes as "Hone s t y Has It's Re-d ents of sociolog y, :t'or the Red Cross : of of which so many flo ur- there is the p ure concert type, w hich .J ward " an d "Think Befcr You Cheat." h as r a i sed the stand a rds in a ll thes e ish in the middle west an d south. In bas a dra m a t ic th eme or ide a com-

5. E(ach stude nt must wear blind- departments and has m ad e a recog- ' some institutio ns, colle g e credit i s plete within it It associ ates itself e!'.3 and p lace a h a ndk el'c hief in his n1z e d contribut io n t o soci a l sci e n ce !g iven for · R e d Cross first aid an d wi th the symphoni c p oe m, a n d , li ke FINE PORTRAITS m outh. in some phases of c ase work, p a r t1 c u- t life-s avin g. t h e latte r , h as no fixed pl a n Qf treat-

6 S tude n ts a nd must en -Ia rl y in the rehabilitation of v iclirns I As Pre; ident Co olid ge ment. The fo llowin g h a s _ b een statea · FRAMES t.er together a n d t h e ,ioor s w1ll b e lo ck- 1 of di saster · the R e d C ross "has rn t i- , concerning t he concert ov e r t u1:e: I PHOTO FINISHING ed a nd s ea l ed Th e R e d Cr oss, on th e other h :-: r.d, ; mate part of our d ail y life. Th e "Its elasticit y a nd the value of 1t s

7 Profes sor s wil l be a rmed with Ilo o k s to t he co lleg es for its c om in g s ame m ay be said of o ur ment al basis i n a or pro g : a m of I CAMERAS blackjacks t o inspire r e spe c t. lea ders It wis h e s to i nterest stu- • whose graduates are a great uplift- feeling have macie 1t a fov o nte for ALBUMS

8 A dditi onal profe s sors oti t h e o ut- dents n ow, so as to enjoy the ir fres h 1 in g force in national a dv a ncemen t orchestral creation." · side v::i ll watch them through peep, ? P thusi asm, e n e rgy and i Thus the Red Cross Roll held Fra nz vo n (1819-1895) was hr-Jes i n t he wans. . . id eas wh e n they take their pl ace s rn in o ur co lleges rn the born in Vienn a , he sp e n t m_o st Pet efSOfi Studt"O

9 Highly tu ne d di :-ta p h c n e s be the world.

words of t h e .Presi dent: w e h a ve of his life conduc t i ng and c omp osi n g cc.n cea1ed behind t h e pictu res t o ca t c h 1 In its progress u p w a rd, m eeti n g th e t ested t he R e d Cross in w a r a n d H e h'as many li g h t er 'the s1ig htes t w h is per incr easi n g responsibili t i es put llp On pea ce I t h as n ever f ailed us. It "Fati n it za " a nd "Bocc acci o -Hi s PHONE 56 PERU 10 W h en t he s t udent h as fi n ished it t h e Red Cr oss mu st no t on l y i·e - never will so long as i t h o lds you r bes t -l oved overtures are "Post and his examin atio n a lie det ecto r w ill b e lenish i tself bu.t a dd to itself a s i t s uppo r t." P easa nt," "Light C ava lr y" an d " Morused to find ou t w h ether or not he has pgoes. Th at i s one reaso n wh y it i s The tw elfth annual Red Cross Roll nin g , Noon , and Ni g h t ."

1 C 11 · now bein g h e ld, N ovember -<::>= cheated l making a sp e cial effort to enhst co - a is I/ 11. In m a rking the p a p erfs, leg e men and wome n. 11-29·

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S OTS w ill discount ten p oints rom eac ' ' Disaster r elief i s a ph a se of R ed /) George's Place 0

There is no Sub s titu te paper on t h e p ossibilit y th at the s tu- : Cross service t hat is att ractin g th e MISS CLARK SUFFERS '../ 0 d. 11t has ch e a t e d. i attention of the n a ti on and of t h e

FRACTURE OF LEG 0 0 FOR HONESTY

Lunches of all kinds as a b usiness policy S T C a perfect ex a;nple for othe rs ' for ' members hip by thou sands of st u- Language Instructor Still Meetin g 0 Homemade Pies to fe ll ows I d e nts l a s t y e ar are n ow d oin g t h e'.r Part of Classes

T h is will male ever1 s t u dent m P. , w orld at t his t ime The fees p a frl I

R espectfully s ubmi t t e d, \ l: e in this reli ef- w orl.

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gale, a nd to

send another party in to Florida in while goi ng: to th'e bus to leave fo r the anticipation of the storm, which the convention. Miss Clark is improving

I W eather Bu reau said was h ead in g rapidly She h olds a few of he r class- 0 ..

Peru was defeated 28 t o 0 on Ham- , for the garden spot, so as to be :µre- es at h er boarding place An assistant V · burg's muddy football fie ld. F riday. : p a red whe n the disaster struck. With is carrying on some of her ·work in

J:''oYcmber 9. I the first word fl ash e d out of Porto t h e co ll ege u t i! s h e is able t o be back H:amburg kicked to P eru fil:S t . j Rico that loc a l stocks cou l d 1:ot . again. teams fought hard. Most of t11e g ams c are f<?r the f eedin g of the h,omele2s,j by the victorions team were m a de ! the Red Cross on t h at d ay spen t

SPECIAL OFF ER

through the hne e ru e em ur- 1$160,000 m nee , eans: om, •&a An y student of Zoolog y who is ·

WHEN IN AUBURN VI ing fi r st pai:-t the half, but w he n an d . such staples m to rk makin g a bug collection h as here at 1

• · p h ld th d 1 • • b fl · ·It/

th kittens pu"'ft ed it- .was· blocked b y a C lcy, which were .rushed rnto the fhis disposal a go lden opp ortuni t y for · SANDWIC.HES Hamburg warrior. He ran for a , hold of a Nevy store ship an d obtaining specimens: the office of t h e 0 HIGH CANDIES . touchdo'l'n\ . Soon after t h e half endetl. : ed with a ll speed for the suffe rer-s. l 1Peru P edago g i a n. There is a g ood- . FOUNTAIN

· · · h · h t ' th t' l f d f ·e · · · Durrng t he thlrd quarter a touc .. A t t at ime, e na iona un . o r 1 - ily n umber of w asp ? a bo11t the casin gs d ovm was mad e by Hamburg . In the li ef asked by Cooh d o·e, ns Jand t he win d ows, ·and at night my - O last the whi te line v.:as cross- , Presiden.t of the Red Cr oss, , ria ds of H emiptra, Dipt era, Co leoped twice. Both the ·extra p omts were had b are ly bee n sta1 te d. :ti-a, and w)1at-not preY. t h e 0· m a de. This illustr ates t he point t hat gifts PJem is es. Most. of. them; are a ttracted Ji r:·.. ..,.

FO YOUR.·FALL COAT

Yo ur Fall Dress, Your Hat, Gl oves, Ho.siery, V isit the to s.i;eci al r elief funds are not b y t he light shinin g t h.rou g h the .open l./O · DUCK HUNT t o the Red Cross but to a sp e cified window ' Jo hn Harmo n too k a dv a n tage of I g roup of s ufferers. The R ed Cross And, g entle if Y-O U ma:v.

y the recent vacation for teache rs co n - is \5Upported by its m em b ersh ip f ees. h appen to fin d in a word some m ys-

vention to particip ate in what he de - Members are enlisted for the 1msu- t ic chara cter, it i s probably the recl a res t o have been an hon e st-to-good- ; ing year durin g eac h R oll suit of the prin ter's r ackin g his bra in · There you will find the Best for Less

ness duck hunt with rea l d ucks , gu n s, IC all , which opens on Armi stice D ay, tryi ng t o fi g ur e o u t a lett er whi ch, water, and everything. Th e storm No vemb e r 11, and ends on Th an ks- after all, was onl y a squashed g n at!

ruined the p l ans for man y studen ts g 1 vm g D ay. .

but it served to brin15 duc ks i n The Porto ,,Rico a nd Florid a h urri-

Zane Greys b est efforts. . ic es o f the Red Cross. At times, th ere

The hunt proved successful. Th e ai·e as many as ten relief operations

NOTARY PUBLIC II.I

Peru Neb raska a tota l b ag, ac c ord ing to Mr . H a rmon going on at once fo d ifferent p arts m 0 1 was seventy-five d u cks a nd e'ight of th e country. W orkers had just 11

geese. J o hn asserts t hat bis own b een sent into tornado of

was responsible for the fall of for - the northern mi d- west, whil e _oth ers of the ducks were windi ng up reli_ef sea-

I son's floods in the M1ss1ssipp1 Valley

FRESHMEN I when .the news c ame of t h e huric a n e I./

A:t· a Freshmen class meeting held Ii n the West In dies In minor dis as- 1 Q ELECTRIC SHOP 0 Tuesday, Wallace Hervey, Margaret ,/ t lk I

Shoe r epairing at 'Comforta ble' Bump, and P au l Combs gave ta s on • 0 the Peruvian. When in Auburn C/ prices! Ladies Shoes a Special-

Wallace Hervey Q EAT AT T HE 0 0 ty. 0 the Peruvian really is, definmg i t as . ' Ji t a ear book of activities. a B B c f ? I./ (The Shoe Shop on the East ' ifargaret Bu mp ex:plained wh at lJSY ee 3 e 0 Q Side of ! h e Street) , Peruvian meant to her · d J1( t the 0 P aul Combs explame a tw-0 dollar dep08'it to _be m a de in or- c ' TARY'S CAFE 0

You' ll not be dissappoin ted der to sec.ure a Peruvian: . D . . .ILi · Q with our h a ir cuts.

We are carrying the largest and best selected stock , of L adjes Coats and Dresses in South Eastern Nebraska attractively priced.- Take the

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$5.00, $6.00,

$7.00, and $8.00

Donna Jane fl MEALS, LUNCHES; Q . Nebraska City / freshman to make a hst' of then v ac - ll ORT ORDERS 0 BOB KNAPP n Get your discount in S&H ant periods on a !llip p ap er s o 0 SH . . ( Next to Gaines Hall on the U 0 they could be assigne d a tune to 2 doors south of Post Office Pavement.) h t es taken for the P eruvian t e1r p1c ur

"DERE FOWKSi' '

DEAR FOLKS:

-' Boy this is the worst weak of school yet. We are having quarterly exam.s this and school on Saturday again.

you ought to see the gi rls of the G. A. A. They got th,.eir hair all 'braided up so they look like Topsy in Unkle Toms Cabin. Some of them wear a white soc and a black one and they have all got on white paper callers and G. A. A. on the.m with red paint. Some of them are wearing one overshoe to. I asked one of them wh a t she was wearing one overshoe for and she said to keep he1 corn dry. I don't know what she would be -carryin g corn in her shoe for, but that's what she said.

I guess I wont g et home to help you e at turkey thanksgiving. Maybe you could send me some of it. I dont suppose we'll have any at the dormitory. They will probably catch a pi g ien; roast him and call it a turkey. That, reminds me I must go to Lunch. Will write more after I get

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FATHERS AND SONS , I C November 21 is the date set r

aside here at Peru for the Father and Son Banquet. The banquet is sponsored by the Y. M. C. A for the men and boys of the city and men of the college.

We a re not asking the men of the college to bring an adopted son unless they to, but that they come enjoy another Father and Son ,banquet.

The aetails of the banquet Will be given in the next issue of th e Pedagogian. Announce- { ments will be made as to the ticket sale.

OME TOGETHER

(Continued f1rom Page J..) graduates were on the program. Follo w ing are s ome of those who took part at the Omaha convention: L. B. Mathews, Principal of the senior hig.;h sc ho ol at Peru Training School; T. L. Richardson of Brock Public Schools; A. E. Holch, Professor of Biology at Peru; Arthur L. Hill, Professor of Mathematics at Peru; Nona M. Palmer, Profes s or of Commerce, Peru .

ported that a large number of teachers were present in spite of the severe weather. The teachers were somewhat disappointed at North Platte due to the fact that the University Players could not get to North Platte to give

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I Phone 128 Peru, Nebr.

their fine afternoon and evening en - ·-------tertainments. . -----

1 Professor Arthur L. Hill was elect- Q DR. N. S. HARAJIAN ed to succeed Dea n H. C. Gossard of ST Wesleyan as President of the Mathe- 0 DENTI matics Section of the iassociation in X-RAY SERVICE Lincoln for next ye a_r. a Over Barnes' Pharmacy_

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Mr. Holch talked on "What Should Be Taught in the High School to Meet The weather has moderated lately, _.I ...,-------------,. the Nee ds of College Biology?" and but as quarterly ex ams come aru und, I Crystal Theatre I Mr. Hill on "Wlhat and How Much several students have made p1 edic- .n Physics Should the High School tions that we will he again s nowed I MONDAY AND TUESDAY I Teach?,, under. I November 12 and 13 I

ty, Evanston, Illinois. Mr. Meserve

Geo g raphy at Peru. gave a talk Friday ew I ta hon 0 I

In District IV at North I While the City Sleeps . I John R. Muhm, Associate Professor of N 0 .1S . I With Lon Cheney. Cheney I afternoon on "The More Effective Use wor ld of gals, gangs and gun warm spot in his heart for all Peru, of the Geography and to Full lme of. t ires, tubes, and I play, his finest underworld pie- I and sends best wishes to all his old the Geography section a talk'.on "Geo- automobile accessories. 0 I t ure. Don't miss this latest re - f

received an A. B. degree from Peru in 1917. In a letter he says there's a friends. 0 GAS AND 0 ;., I I graphy in the Grades." Mr Muhm re- IL V le ase of Chaney's. It's a thrill- I We have a modern air hoist 1 , er. Also comedy. .f., back . Forest Bell has been promoted to t o help us give the best service well I got b ack all right and Im the position of head of the biological I I possible in lubricating WED'DAY AND THURSDAY

opens the door upon a thrilling I

I car. your November 14 15 when I tell you that I have to have at Grand Island. Mr Bell has been at I G A S 1 F I Girls, boys, men and women!

not foundered ei t her. Don't be mad department in the senior high school I

more money but it aint my fault. Gra:nd Island three years. He started I u orsyth Oil Co. 0 I Imagine "Clara" as the girl We've g ot to g et a Peruvian There in the junior high, and worked with

A I frien(! o f the Navy! Doing hh :: j I

8 1 ,r want one or no? They've got ev e ry summer. I

"It" t o sink an armored battlebodys · picture in including mine. I

. I ship! If yo u have admired her · I

. . 0 nson, D. D. s. .I work before, wait until you see , g et to go on a .trip some time. Th at Wednesday from Dexter D. Ashley M. I Get them of the I I - "'Fhe Fleet's In" I is if we sin g good enou g h. I try to ' D. a former Peru Bobcat Captain. 'He OLD RELIABLE Ph 36 I I' is now a surgeon in New Yor·k C1'ty. I

We had g lee club today. We may Mr: Delzell received a letter last I

one ts real. Remember Thursday • sin g as go od as I can. I sing louder f n· ht · l Ch than any of the rest of t hem but Mr. He had just finished reading the Peda- I Plenty of Service I ' I ig JS a ways ina night. Benford don't seem to like it very gogian when he wrote the letter He I I F.RIDAY AND SATURDAY well. Well I've got to finish another made Special mention of Mr. Overholt I I ·- I Joan Crawfo d · notebook to hand in S'O goodbye for are::!nei.ng as registrar after so long I Thurman's Garage I o . 0 I this time. MEEK I

Mr. Ashley congratulated the Bob- I I . LUMBER CO. 0 Dancing Daughters''

By the way Ashley was here for LUMBER f; daring revelations ef A merica's Homecoming last fall. His picture is I Service With a Smile

See you in the funny paper. I I I ' JOHN. ' cats on th eir fine work He says he I The p icture · that has started is coming out for Homecoming in 1930. _________ _.._,__ 0 MANUAL TRAINING all America talking with its

I set. Three jazz-age g i rls , n the 1928 Peruvia!1. Mr Ashley was R JG HT AWAY LACQUER; ENAMEL I msmuating saxophony blues g raduated from Peru in 1890. f' cheap kisses, Our SHOE SHOP PAINTS I Daughters-do you know them? Mr. and Mrs. Forest Shrader are at BOBCAT COACHl.1..i'

ALUMNI NOTES

Dean W. N. Delzell recently receivannouncement from Mr. and M;rs. Arthur M. G ar iss of .the arrival of a baby boy, Arthur Frank.

Ms. Mary Mes erve is taking graduate work .in botany at the University of Colorado. She was graduated from Peru inth e s ummer of 1927, with the A. B. degree.

Richard Hartley is the head of the bilological department of South Park College at Beaumont, Texas. Another P eruvi a n in t he process of building a s uccessful career. ·

Wilbert Zorn, Burwell, won from O · FRESH 12 to 0, and tied Comstock 6 Some r!!:!g houses, f Pastry and Ba kery Delicacies. An d

0 · located, and at the ri g ht

Roland Rasp, Grant, lo st to Holyoke price. Inquire of ,

0 to 12 and WO:ti from Culbertson 12 \

ALL TOGETHER- The Mardis Store is now in position to furnish your every food need. Fresh Meats, Lunch Meats, Milk, Bread, Cakes and Groceries. of all kinds. You will find our prices reasonaour merchandise the best, and our service unexcelled.

Phone 25 THE MARDIS STORE ·Phone 25

Joe Robertson writes from St An- SCHOOL SUPPLIES, STATIONERY, TOILET ARTICLES thony, Idaho, and sends greetings to ICE CREAM old Peru. Mr. Robertson received his THE REXALL STORE degree from Peru last year, and is n teaching biological and physical sciences.

Anderson received her A. B. last year at Peru and is now assistjng in the botany department at the University of Oklahoma.

Clarine Anderson received her A. B. degree.

A VENUE . STORE

FRESH FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERY

Cookies, Cakes, Bread, and Lunch Meats HOT COFFEE, COCOA, AND SANDwICHES SCHOOL AND COLLEGE SUPPUES

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the prices? They ar e right.

HILLS OF PERU

, You will want good sto ckin gs here , someth ing that will wear. We have them.

Also, goo d , clean, wholesome groceries. Give us a t ri al.

L. D. REDFERN

DAVE'S CLOTHING

Home ·o f Hart, Sc haffner & !"larx Central Ave., , Auburo, Nebr .

CLEANING AND PRESSING

Join the Pressing Club-Big Saving. Come in and see us abo,ut it.

Arnold Selk, teaching at ATlington, Nebraska, sends regards to his Alma Mater: He says he has plenty to do, ff ' but likes to do it. His chief WOlTY at H. U. LAN ·D 0 LT er.mans

and Tailors 0 not arrive, a difficulty which is being Training School adjusted.

73 Phones 78 Peru, 0

F. G. Meserve is now an instructor

Fisk Teachers Agency WHEN IN DOUBT-TRUMP OR COME TO (Incorporated) KOEPPLE' s CAFE

M. E. Shuck, Ph. D. Manager FOR YOUR MEALS, LUNCHES, ETC. Suite 4'10-11 Symes, Denver 0 Phone 195 Peru, Nebr. Has more vacancies than satisfactory applicants to fill them.

Typical Palmer Service

Washing and Polarine and Mobil oil Free crank case service

Why hunt further when you know the best.

FLOYD PALMER

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Hot Chocolate. And every year hundreds discover it. 1 , 1 Excellent Oyster Stews, and real Mexican Chilli. Few Cafe's offer such attractive Sandwiches as I GESSAMAN'S I Nebraska City, Nebr. I

BY ALL MEANS SEE

-WESS EL'S FALL L I NES OF DRESSES AND COATS

Extensive Variety and a Saving in Price

Nebraska City is a G d T oo . radiµg Point

Gold Bond Stam p s an Extra $75.00 fills your Book Saviog

PERU PEDAGOG.IAN

PERU GIRLS IN :V I EWS ON THE POINT THE POINT SYSTEM KEARNEY DOWNED 21-0 IN MUD; PERU NOW IN TIE WITH OMAHA' · u. COSTUME pARTY : SYSTEM ARE AIRED

Since t here has been much F lk E v . 0 1 discussion of t h e proposed o x press ary m g pm- 1 • • ions on Subject Pomt System durmg the I past few days, this issue of .--------Clever

Program; and More I Fun!

A great d ea l of d isc u siso n has be en Pedagog·ian is making a n a t -1 PERUVIAN BULLETIN j St ude nts must have their pic-

Bobcats Score Well in Spite of Weather

The little gym wa s the scene of a floating aro und t he cam p us lat ely in tempt to set the idea be- 1 t ures t a ken accordin g to s ched- Rumors have it to the efBarny a rd Friday evening , at 8 t o hof a p oin t fore the student body . In ul e · This is necessary, as t h e feet that the Bobcat left , . m con n ec 10n w it e xtra c u rnc u ar the editorial column there i p a n e ls will b e m ad eup and s en t hi·s lai·r· Fr·iday in pursuit of o clock The Brawl was g iven by t h e t T Th. t t f l I off durin g t he first week in DeG A A ' I h ac iv i ies. is ma er is en ire y up is an explanation of the sys- : the Antelope. And no less · · · for every g ir on t e cam- · E I c em ber. Th e staff will se nd t hi s pus. to t he stud e n t b ody to d ec id e. x- tern, and on the front page 1 material off and will not wait. the truth is that rumor. 1p r ess yo u r opin io n it is as goo d as th · t• 1 · h" h Ea c h gil'l was costumed t o fit the : ere lS an ar lC e in w lC The reaso n for rushin g the Your writer investigates yo u r n eig hb or s. F oll own g is t h e b f 1 w o rk is made clear when you affair A prize was offere d for the , opin io n of a fe w st uden ts and fa cul - a nun1 er 0 peop e s ee t h at a l a rge saving is made , the case and finds that the b est cos t umed couple, an d for t he ' ty mem b ers on t hi s ques t ion set forth their ommons. It ' which enables the Peruvi a n Bobcat eally did stray. The funniest couple Ardith H a ll a n d EJ- : Mrs. Dunnin g , D ea n of Women , IIt would be well read staff to produce a "larger and northwest winds brought sie Nuss were g i ven t h e p r ize for t h e 1says, "I :tnost a articles· carefully and better annual" for the same the sweet aroma of venison funniest couple. Mon.a Ly ons a .nd /system o f s om e kmd , which Wiil m l thmk the matter through. a moun t of mone y. A discount to the nostrils of the feline Beulah Gaylor d receive d t h e prize I s? me way c on t rol t he hon or s and du1 of 50 c ents per p a ge will be • f th for t he best boy and g ir l c ostum e. 1t1es of the st uden ts, and ma ke for , y w c A I given by the company for all critter and he strode or Pl d d o ld divi si o n of re snon s ibilities and onpor- j MEETS money in the hand s of the Bus- in search. He found the a y1 n rr o-ain es an a n cin.J$, ' - - - • • • • fashio n ed dances as we ll as mo der n tuni t i es for By this. I i IN H s A'tT\ iness manage1 on or before Ne..- Antelope and left him a ones was the so u rce of en jo ym en t for f e el t h at the discovered will • • u'.u. vember 25, 1928. much humbled animal after l not be o v erwork e d , and the undiscovthe eve n ing. er e d talents r emained unused." using- the pigskin as a me-

D ari s Bunch, football captain says, ! New Constitution Soon to GOLDEN EAGLE SHOT dium . The final reckoningyar dasbion. h ey af ath gu e s ts "So fa r a s 1 h a ve been able to inves- Be Presented NEAR PERU RECENTLY was 21 to O. place a out t e r oom or · e h 11 tigate , t he would be a rat er Heav y g ray ski es g reeted the sma to sit on The dance p rograms were · Rare Bird Now Being Mounted by mixed up a ffair , unless some method The regular meeting of the Y. W crowd of enthusi astic followe rs of cleverly worked o ut to r eprese nt a , C Colleae Student of p roper admini stration can -be l . A. was held Wednesd ay evenin g, "' Peru's foo t ball des tinies, a nd interred barn. w orked out " November 14 The topie of the eve- L H d d E 1 mittent downpours m a de t he pl ay in g In one corner of t h e g; m t h ey. "I thl n k t h at the m a j o r and minor nin g was "Character." Evely n Wenzl'· a o pen ea de A bag e field a sea of mud a nd water; b u t a barn door with a h ors e s head m i t. h d h f h . w as i e etween eru a n u urn · fi k d t syste m is on excellent nlan to help a c arge o t e devotion als, read- T the Graf co ached out t to o a va nIn other corners they scare - · · 1 1 d Ch ,, by s om e Auburn people. hey g av e k t h di v ide the leadership of organizations m g a poetica egen on a racte r. . . . ag e of the brea s to secure ree crows which a r e very in a F 11 th th · · "T 11 it to Har vey Nickel for mountin g I d f t • on th e c a mpus between more stu- o owing is, e group san g e •.d touchdo w ns an a sa e Y· f d M h Old Old S " Mr. Nickel is an am a teur taxi ermist , f h . arm yar · d en ts " - Mona Lyons e ti e tory. : 1 Peru scored soon a t e r t e op en in g Refreshments were served d uri n g "I b r t. t Grace Peterson sang a solo "Hold and is su cceedin g ver y mc ely w1t h kick off when Toft broke t hrou gh the e v ening, c on sisti n g of ani m a l te ieve a. polm g.ofvern- Thou My Hand" accomp a ni,ed b v t he work. The win g spread of t h e a nd blocked a pun t on the Kearn ey m g ex r a c urn c u a r ac ivi 1es i nro- ' · bird was over s even feet and Jt 11 d c rackers a nd cider. lpe rl y wor ked ou t a nd Grosse, and Genevie v e H a ll t old h d 1 t t d It t we n t y ya rd line The ball ro e The mus ic for the even in g was fu r - wo uld res ult in more efficiently m an- the s t ory "The Prince of the Statue:" ; we ig d e n e11a r Y wend Y fp oun s: t b a ck over the g o al line where . D. k w· Ir ch es' seem e we p rep ar e or wm er, f lI •t f t hdo w n K reJci's mshed b y t he 1c 1 iams o r age d orga ni za t ion s on the c ampus Ruth Darwin ga:ve a sh o rt ta lk , h av in g a l ar g e a mount of fat Pe r - on i or a ?uc bl k d d t · k d d " th b . t "H D .d 't B 1· · 1 kick for ex tr a point was oc e an 1 a. and f ew er over-wor e stu en t s. - e su Jec e i n e ieve m h ap s t hi s w as one of t h e st ray Ch a. 6 0 1 d Near t he en d of t h e fa v ors ' Lilli a n Br a d y.

Pray er." The talk brou g h t out th e : d r on E ag les tJh at d ecided to win t er in Peru st epp e d out .m t o a to e.a . were balloons di ffer en t i " '.J;'h e p o in t system , if properl y or- th a t prayer, for the unbelie v in g , Peru The Gr afmen lin e d up animals su ct h as a lligators, camels, ga niz e d will be a n asset to the is onl y a w aste of effo rt, a nd that I The Gold en Ea g le is a lso c a lled th e to the Ante lopes, a nd agam th e F snakes, a n d mo n keys. j sc h ool. 'It w ill mea n be t ter or ga niz a - many times people cannot und ersta nd IRin g -T a il e d E ag le, Mou n t ain E ag l e, mer-co a ch e d eleven w as un abl e t o To make a big .s u c c ess of t h e prom ' tions b ette r sc hol ar shin and bette r t how gre a t the Infinite r e ally is Wh e n Ia nd W a r E age Thi s bird is on e of I d ent the P e ru for war d w all or run h ' - 1 th' k f G d ff · th P u e n ds They kicked to Zook Mr Pe terso n came up to t e gym sportsmanshi p " - H a ze l Willi a ms we mere Y m 0 0 ' 'w e 0 er t he largest a nd most m ag nifi ce n t of e er · d too k pktu.res of the group a nd " I t t • 1 1 . f f prayer, and when we see a nd ap p re -i ts kin d Th e adult is of a r ic h d a rk Iw ho r ece iv e d it on hi s own thirtyof tbe ones w h o won pri ze s. h am n o •tp ar icu c i ? te beauty, wh en we d o k ind d eeds, br ow n ;o lor w it h the e lon,gat ed f eat h - four yar d m ar k e r. A pl a y into t h e a so t e system, I s eems a e s u f h t d ""· f . t• 1 tt rl fo u r yards Md t hen Zook

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in g "Peace Be Still" and south t? Mexico It scarce within score .sto od 12 to 0 GI ,, the United States, be111 g more abun- The t hird Bobcat touchdown came , earn. · d ant in Can a d a. early in t he second period after an Tw o on e -a ct pla y s were presented

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.The n:w Y. W. C. A Nestin g sites are ch osen in trees exchan g e of punts and fi ve li ne plays librar y sty l e a t t he No v ember meet- / I will be ie ad at the next meeting, and or rocky cliffs, selected r ather indis- h ad a dvanced t he ball to the Kearney in g of t he Dra m atic club, held last Ide R --- I a ll members are requested to atten d. crimin ately in considerat ion of the twenty-one yard line. A Peru back Thurs d ay e v enin g in the L ittle rhea- a . ece1ved · With Enthu- , abund a n ce of food. As a bill of fare fumbled a nd Kearney reco v ered on tr e. N ot many of t he members we r e Stasm by Students :EVERETTS

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they e at mostly small rodents, but their own twenty-eight y a rd strin ga bsen t , and the program seerr.ed to I ,occaso n all y capture sm all antelope er. They attempted Peru's left end p lease. A ten tati ve schedule for t h e The first of. w hat promises :

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.and sheep. and the Ke arney back carrying the c lub's a c t ivities for the year to be a future hi storical fra t ernity / ' ball fumbled. Pi ke 'again proved the h as b een worked out, a nd is p ost ed was held .la.st .afterno on in !

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man of 'the day; he scooped u p the in t1, e Li ttle Theatre the Adrm111strat1?n bmldmg. I Program of 3 One-Acts on . ball and ran thirty-three yards for a "Mi nu e t ," b y L o uis Parker, a play Those pTesent were Mr. Lindsay, December 1

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! touchdown Krejci faked a kick and of the F r ench Revo lu tion, was given who had p reviousl v called the meet___ /' (Continued on P age 4 ) u nder th e chaiirmai:iship of Elizabeth ing, D r Brow n, Mr. Burkey, Ralph The Everett society had tryouts Graves, a nd the cast of Black Masque Ch a.te l a in , L eo H a uptma n, a nd E arl last Wednesday evening for their Plans Ma.de for Trip to Au- ' 1 FATHER

Players is as follows: I Abround this nucleu s, very three one-act pla vs which are to b e burn ID Near Future Marc hioness - - - Virginia Milstea-:l. I I y, e formed an organization . .. . . .

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Marq ui s - - - - - - Eldon Jfa.vward : which will hold · as its purpose t he given December 1 m the aud1tormm The Men's Glee Club mt l t , • Gao ler Leo ' Iaupt·,na" ' furtherance of the historical know- " The Up}.ler Crust," b y A llena K a n- T d ht t h h e as - - - r , , ues a y mg · a t e ome of M This play dealt wi t h the feelin gs ; ledge of this part of the country. ka Harris, Is a comedy in one act. B enford, the instructor, for the l L. e x p ressed by t':'o :u'stocr:its b ef.ore : Mr. Linds ay called the gro up to a good-looking, up-to-t he-minute wo- 1 pose of practicin g some of t he t heir tumbrel-nde to t h<> g u11l otine, I and very t h e pur- ' The cai>t: Mrs. Edward P age Mill er, Ito be given on t he an nu al tour of t he

is but a 1';1:e ray. of hope J meetmg. Such an or- Im a n whose g re atest ambition is for organization.

The Y. M. C A l ast Wednesday rer h i.·h s hines !1S c y mcism. tg·an1zat10n, he said, "should be I • Th · d b " ., · B f t h t t• f th h ·c le f · d. ·d 1 h d the social advancement of her family e men an 1ve a out seven, and suited m a very wet meetmg. Th e e ore e presen a 10n o e 1 1 or m IVI u a researc • an ' · ' for awhile were entertained b radio I · · ond play Cedric Crink g ave a talk not rn a ny way an a dded burden o n •but at the same time very sweet and Y members met m the Li ttl e The atr e 1 · music a nd Mr. Benford at t he piano o n the "Production of the No Play s ;its members." motherly ; played by Hel en Ma e Alex- p . · and held devotionals. From t here f J " • · bl kb d ·11 · I ract1ce began at 7:30. Two songs h o apan , us1rt.; ac o a.r I ustr a - Dr. Brown next stated w h at, in his J antler. Mr. Edward P age Miller her 1 d "R b d" d " B t ey went t o the swmm in g p ool and · · · . < ,, f h I . . . . ' we1 e earn e , ose u a n rown t10ns ?f st agin g._ Jn_ o t ese / opm10n, should be the obJect1ves of husband, a blunt whole he a r t ed man !Bird Sing in " Louis Bickford b ._ -took a dip in the "br iny deep ." Afpiays is be1 nn- pl a nneo for :i n d such a n oro-anizatio n on t h e c ampus I . g ' an ,. 1 · "' · 1of a plam hon est type, who believes tone from Weeping Water has been ter the swim, hamburg e r s wer e servw1l1 be o r esfl.11 .-e r s o 1m.

1.According to Dr. Brown it s h ould not . " ' · " h Th . lb " · t t h . t ,, b t in the stationarv social status of the se lected as soloist fqr Rosebud." . ed to the members.

The s ec o nd one- a c t T e nee- J e JUS a no er orgamza 10n, u - R f h Prom is ed B r ide,, Cheng Chin sh<9 u1d be an org anization made up jf'amily uni t, played by J oe Krejci. e r es ments were serv,ed after Tom orrow evenin g is t he "Fathers Hsuin o- is a No 'Pl a v . The Footlight of active members who would b e !Ted Miller, th eir so n, a breezy lik e - pradctJice bMy. Mrs. Benford, Mrs. Bunch and Son s" banquet t o b e held in th e "' - ·11· d t th · t• t th I an oy ickel.

ing served by the c e m e t e ry associ at ion .

All the men and boys in t he colleg e and community are invi t ed t o spend the evenin g together

P a r a d ers, under t he chairman.ship of w1 m g to evo e e1r 1m _ e o e able c h ap of about· 26 pl ayed by Met hodist c hurch, a nd sponso red b y Th k t f h t I Plans for Future F ran ces Mo riari t y , p r oduced it. e wor m g ou 0 some is onca re- •Clay Coy. · Madame " E'', an unaffect- Y. M. C. A. The b a nquet is becast· search connected with l ocal history. . The Glee Club g oes to Aubu rn, · · He also mentioned that it wo uld sti.m- e d g irl of the same a g e, played by November 30, where t he men will W e a lth y Merch a nL_E1vin Davenport Ed.th p k s · ulate interest in the departmen t of 1 a es. ervant, n ot chosen. sing Friday night and Sunday mornKnight - - - R udolf Anderson science. Each ;;.-f t h e ot)1.ers express - Madonna Brady will be director of in g Magi strate - - Wayne Catlett , Br ide Ellen Wilson ed his opin ionof :i, plan. It this play. The schedu le for the year has not - - - - - - 1 h Ch t 1 ed to be an idea which v' ::l!' received The second play is to be " The Ma n be en completed as yet, bu t the prosSchola r -,--- - Ra P a e am w ith a u-reat deal of enthusiao:m , . t f h Brid e ' s Mother _ Claire Codington in the Bo wler Hat" Th e C ast: pee s or t e tour aTe bein g investiold M a n - - - - - James Delzel1 Plans for the future were di11c u:;s- J h gate d by applic ations of t he c lub.

d · · l d it· t l' t 0 n Dean Grass Th f •t · b · f d t h t Matchma k e r - - - Corrine Fry ed, an it is p a nne u 1ma e .Y o us ar, 1 1s em g oun a many· ff ·1· te w1.t h the nat 1·onal org an iza Ma ry ___ :. ______ Faye Masti n schedules are filled. This li ttle sketch portray- a ia ·

Chapel Appearance Soon will h a ve charge of the g r oup sin g -

A splendid pro gram is b e in g worked by those in charg e. L. C Ob e rli es, of Lincoln, is to be t he speaker of the evenin g Mr. N orwood assisted by Mr. Benford at the piano ed the s u it o f t h r ee lovers for the tion. Monthly at . which Hero Ru ssell Shaef er han d of one ladv, the case being set- members to rev1tew own Heroine Margaret C ain t ied b v a most magistrate after work seeme to mee "'.1 avor. . Bad l\tan Ben Groothuis

A larg e per centag e of b oys turnd t f GI Cl b h . d ing. R ad io music, th e c omplimen ts - Mr Lindsay w ho presided, w as em- . . t he m anner of King Solomon. · ' . t •tt f V1llam Walter Wiese

• A · week powered to appo m a comm1 ee o Lette rs from nmversary h t d up a tentative consti- 1 The l ast play is to be "Wisd om · ·t d rresp-0ndents were t ree o raw . . , ,, . v1s1 ors a n co ht t utio n , a nd the meeting was adJo urn - T eeth The cast is no t ready for read, and t he m eeting was broug bl . t• d pu• 1ca 10n this week. to a c lose. e :

e ou or ee u t i s y ea r an f M M B f d h t k th b t o r. B arnes, and mstrumen tal solos r. en or opes o ma e e es org anizati on P eru has eyer h ad plus a big fee d and lo ts of pep will The club will si n g in ch a pel some d ay make it an eve nin g of rea l pleas ure. soon See if y.ou do not think the Tickets are 50 cents and w ill be outlook is fa vorabl e sol d on the ·campus.

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Any one who has any faith in a con vi ct ion should not be a fraid t o set i t for th With t h is p urpose in m ind. t hen we creating a Public O pi n ion c o lu m n -_ wh':rern any body has t h e r i ght to air bis v i e ws Jn s.igned s tatem e n t We hope it wi ll b e u s ed - Pedagogia n , Vol. X XIV N o 1

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Publiihed weekly 'at Peru State Teachers College--the ol es rammg sc 00 ti on a l constitu t ion. torium. i p N b b h d 1867 ' eru, e r. in the Missouri Valley, esta hs e . i Mr s. Dunnin g · expl ained the n at\i re These pic tures ar e chiefly t o r an t Dea r Sirs:

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Jof t he n ex t meeting.' It h as b een, for educ ational pu r p ose and are -o b tain ed ; Wh y no t a sn appy quartet selec ted seve r a l years, the custom -0f t his f rom t h e U nited S tate D epart m en t of ·fr om our co lleg e boy s to :sm e: colleg e t h ap ter to ask e a ch member to w rite Agriculture, E xtensio n Serv ice. T he songs b e t w e e n the h al ves o f o u r a n origi n al ' Christmas poein · The films ·s h own were: " Ro a ds in Our N a - games? It a d ds t he ol d pep. s hows

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - - - - - - - - - - - - JOE JONES p o ems are then ex changed and read tion al P arks,'' " T he Forest an d W a - ioya lty to t he o l d coll e g e and entera t t h e Decem ber meet in g Miss Clark t er," and " Hoppers ." : tains t he s p ectatori-...

ASSOCIATE EDITOR - - - - - - - RUDOLF AND ERSON h as b e en asked. t o cho ose t h e five best T h e first oic t u r e s h owed t he b uild- / Y ou i·s s incer e ly, to be submitt ed t h is yean In ing o f in t he Moun tai n Nation1 Ke ith W o lfe

BUSINESS MANAGER _:_ _ - - - - - RALPH CHATELAIN ord_!!r t h at t he new m embers m igh t al P arks, t h e s econd stressed the pre-

H. B roc kman b etter und erst a nd t he t ype of er vat i on of forests, the sources of 1 E. R a ri c k

BUSINESS MANAGER _ l ______ EDWIN BOOTH exp ec t e d, Mrs Duhnin g read the five wat er an d i ts· u ses to mankind. T h e I T S t ewar t p oems selected a s l ast yea r's finest: l ast p ic t u re " H oppers," was co m p osed J F. Fei stner

SPORTS . - -- - - - - "TIP" ROBERTS As s pe aker of the e v enin g, the fra of two reels, w h ich howed the d es- J terni ty was for t unat e in h av in g Mr tru ction c au ed b y gr ass h oppeFs, and j " By t he ir a t hletics ye shall kn ow NEWS' - - ROLAND KREPS AND DON K EISTER L indsay, who is a new m ember of t he also m e ans by w h ic h they m ay b e them." It is true i n thi s prese nt a g e organi zat ion His s ubj ect , was " H is- e radicated I Yet h ow n a r row to judg e by ! D o y o u SOCIETY __ l_ __ _: _ HAZEL H U T CHINSON t oric al Mat erial as S ubject Matter The films ob tained for t he n ext fol k s know h vw No t re D a me ra nk s for movie are u n usually g ood, as s h own schol a s tically? Do you k.;now h ow CAMPUS LUCILLE DOWELL n on e of the cluo h a d realized t h e by t heir pop ul arity where t hey hav e Cente r College in Ken tucky ranks p ossi b ilities for stories to fo und recel1tlY b e e n s hown. T he nam es are; s cholas tic ally? Do t he f ol ks ou t in FEATURE -·

GEORGE Cc!iO K in old n ewspapers anq , di ari es. Mr, " Be es- H ow They Live and Work," t he w este rn par t o f the s t ate know t Lindsa;y arouse-er everyon e's i nterest "Wild F lower s," and "She's Wild ." h ow Peru ranks sc ho1asti callv? Y ACTIVITIES ___. ___ _: _.,: .: _

RAYMOND TRENHOLM in this wo r k of investig "ation by t ell- These p ictures h ave bee n reserved y ou d o know N otre D ame's Cen, , , ing of as un told a nd w ill be shown in ab ou t four t r e ' s fo o tba ll r a nk in g . A nd the folks FACULTY HAROLD 1 wra pp e d up m the h ves of old p10- weeks ou t i n B rady o r Benkelm a n or K im - ' , • ' · · neer s. ! The efforts of the m ot ion p ictu re ball d o know P e r u's r a nki ng, a t h l e tDEBATE :_ _______ L ..: ERNEST HAS SELBLAD t oward d evelop ment in t h e educa - ic a ll y This is a peculiar age. Folks

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THOMAS E . ENNIS m ore cle arly d efi n ed a nd mo re p ower- by the spectac u lar, e v e n t h o u g h i t Th e· Mens Club met Mdnd ay in the f u l. In this w ay unfamiliar facts of may be but o f the i nsi g nifi c a n t. EVTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVI1:rns · upon a t ime basis, and t he s emester is Littl e Theatre Ann oun cements w ere n atu re p rove t o b e accep t a ble t o t h e A t h le tic s do a d verti se a s chool- AN EDUCATIONAL THEORY : the unit to b e used. read bv Dick Willi a ms The possibil- pu bli c i n a pip ul ar form but only a t hl etically D o peo i1l e ity of g ettihg r educ ed · rat es to Oma- - - - judge t he edu cati onal fa c ili ties b y t h e unt o many other p roblems in I The limi t fixed upon p art icipation h a for t h e P eru-Omah a game 1 PERU

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ath let ics? Most e m phat ic ally · 't h ey e duc ation, t h a t of extra-cu rric ula r, in extra-cu r r icula r act ivitie s h as Det! n disc u ssed and it was a n nou n ced t h at I · - d o n ot. P eru h as a large en rollment or " ".outside'.!- h as been r e,- suggested : r a tes of $1.25 a round t_rip wer e I '""

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of men b ec a use of athlet i c s . g-ra oted . c eivin g so much attention t h at a re- Two 'm aj ors a nd two m inors,, ava il able It would certamly be a Bu t have t hese men ch ose n t he edt.tI t ·s 0 fine t h ing if as m a n y of t h e studen t : cat ion al fac iliti es offered here b e - actio'n is b eg<innin g to se t in ne Major a nd four minors,, bod y as possi ble would g o to t h e Novemb e r 24 t he Day of cause of the athletic ad v e rti s ing? N o. lamentabl e t hat thi s s h ould b e the , or f 11 t h h h h game in a g r oup. Mr D elze g ave , Reckoning ey ave c osen t o c ome ere b ew a ;y of t hings, but it is far from u n - Six minors a short talk on "pep" in which h e I cause of a t h l etics w hich have been u s u al. This r . e action may b e -see9 on I t is proposed th at e v ery bi t of par- p raised the fi n e s choo l sp irit that . ,is I

a dvertised b y a t hlet ics. A s ch ool By "Tip" Roberts our own campus, with t he induc t ion ' ticipation be included in the system, b e in g s h own t his y e a r. £oac h GFaf w hich a dvert ise s at:hlet ics s ole ly wiJI h lk d t b t t h t W hile P eru w as wo r km g her w ay g ow a t hlet ·c 11 A d k t h ' of t h e Point Svs tem for the m ain deductin g t he just amoun t of t ime t e n ta e on wo su Jee s, e ou - · r 1 a y , n eep t s 111 -' · loo k of the K ea rney game and Life up to a tie wi t h Om aha Uni ve rsi ty for mind too, g oo d f ri e n ds,- a sch o o l p r oblem is t h! s : Extra-curricular s, from t h e pa rt-cr edit ac t iviti es. W ork / in t h e A rmy. ' 1 t h e lea d in t he N . I. I. A . confer ence which ad vertis es sch o las tically will in m a n y cases, are b ecom in g t oo much /s hall b e as nearly as possibl e d ivi ded ; all oth er_ r_nembers _ asso- grow in s cholars

of a ood thing; therefo r e, t h ey must I into both semesters. !

ORCHESTRA

PRESENTS

: \ w ere eit her t ime or h a s sent from her Qe checked : thus the pendulum be- There are disadvantages to the sys-

NOVEMBER PROGRAM

p • s t ,.

Peru took the measure of Kearney since bec ome famous e r u s pa, g · ·

meetmg ' out side c ompetit i on. cla ss rooms some peop l e who ha ve gins>itis swing back agam m the other tern, the mam one bemg the d1ff1cul- an d Midland ran away from W ayne. advertising, scholas ti c all y , has been direction. ty and complexity of administr ation. 1 Overture and - a Symphony Move- Chadron m e t Wyomin g univer si ty well d o ne Are we continui ng to put · It is too bad that a good idea like It is also said that should ment at Chapel Performance Satu r da y an d didn't fare so well. Om- for th e b est, scholastically. or is the this should be made the brunt of-the their own choices in t he matter aha played the Trin ity colle g e ou tfit emphasi s chan g in g to that more specThe college orchestra made its sec- Armistic e day and scored another tacul ar somet h i n g w e ffa d in athlefadists. There is, per- Iof extra-curriculars and not have any ond appearance of the season on victorv l:iut remained idle over the tics? haps much more intemoerance in the Ilimit placed upon them. Wedn esd a v November 14 at convo- k - 'd · · N h t h t t f th s a r t 1"cle·

wee -en . ow ere 1s e e x o 1 pursuance • of an educational theory The advantages of the system seem cation The numbers used by the The championship of he confer- 1A t hleti cs a re all in thei i; plac e ,, in thiese United States today than to hinge about the more equal distri- I orchestra were Andante from Ha y- ·11 b d "d d b · ts.=__ but I for one g e t ext r em el v e xasp e r - l , "S S :}J ,, d "L. ht ence w1 e ec1 e arrmg upse , , _ _ there is toward alcoholic liquors. The bution of activities aong the student 1 dos urpnse ymp ony an ig this week when Peru in v ades the ated w i t h this con t in uou s b a ll yhoo Cava l ry Overture" by Franz vo n "b · · fi wh.ole situation is not unlike a child body. Some few persons, it is main- camp of Coach Hubka's Omaha Cards. att n u t ed t o cert am rpce , .ne yo u ng witi a new toy who first is wild with t;ained, have. too · heavy an extra-cur- I Suppe. . Alth ough t he Bobc ats are doped to men who we a r t he c olors O ld . . • . .

I. A new mstrument, t he oboe, was win b y a substantial m a rgin, a ne can Peru, a nd accordi ng to t he powers excitement over the new thmg, then ncula1· load for their own good, as in tro duced to the audience at t hi s t 11 b t f th 11 th t b "h I t d d b a e rs never e a ou oo a a e a re " e s o e s an a r e r soon casts it aside Why' must the well for the fact some of time: The music h as h ad I .. ' G' w LT P ct of Peru 's past, p resen t, and futur e bulk of literature. be such should be given to other m- i the mstrument but ii. s hort.' an_d Oma ha Uni 2 2 0 0 l ,OOO glory and h o n o r. T he a tp letes , a fleeting and ephemeral thing? We dividuals.

ILowell_ Sproule, - a. is j PERU __ : ____________ 2 2 0 0 l ,OOO spite of any s tatem ent s t o t he c onanswer that question satis- I The administration of the system, mastermg the of it quick- , Ke arney 2 1 1 0 .500 trary, are the fav o red o nes on t he factonly for ourself• and therefore as l!tated before, is- to be in student ly · Chadron - - - 2 1 1 o .500 cam.-us, not s o cially, perhaps, bu t will not attempt the absurdity of tr.y- hands.

The two numbers used were varied 1 W 3 0 3 0 000 offici a ll y. There h asn ' t b eE'n a Men's ing to answer It here. We feel that thi"s system 1.s a wi·se enou gH to m_ ake a c_ontrast, and : 1 D aanyane__ 1 0 1 0 ·.OOO the descriptive stories given the au- , Club meeting t his y e ar t h at hasn't

Perhaps Judgment is not given en- move s·n d·dt· · th ti Id been d e v o t ed a t least in par t to bo1, 1 ce con 1 ions m e e die nce added materially in the e njoy- Iou g}.l time to ripen; perhaps inferior do seem to be a bit off balance; and ment of- t he music.

"DERE FOWKS"

s t erin g u p t he morale of t h e fo otball material is given exploitation by com- w e beli"eve th t · th t t team. How muc h time was !':Uen t last a , m e compe en A t th · t t" th h t · · ·mercial agencies; perhaps this and· h d · t h" h · · · e presen ime e ore es ra is : · year in t alking debate , o r an _s .m o w ic_ it 1s placed, a fau- working on "Finlandia,' an overture " D ear Fol ks: that;-tliese can be only conjectures. d t t 11 b k d I I or ess ay cont s t? T h t a m1ms ra on w1 e wor e out. : ahd "P o-Ling and Ming-T-oy," a Haven't got, much to do this morn e a y ear so me do not need a dozen different Meanwhile, it is well that there be Chinese 'Sui t e. Plans are bei ng maGie so I guess I will write y ou one How's thi r ty-fi v e or f o r ty footb a ll letters theories every year to teach schoo'I. · t 11 t d · t h I h k. ? h D d 11 and s w eaters w e r e 1ssu ed t o t.h m e g en 1scuss1on on . e quesc1on. for a December convocation appear- corn s uc m g . as a got 1t1 a . wor · J'

What we do need is a method which To thi.!. end, the Public Opinion col- ance. i out? I h ope so bec a u s e I w a n t to asp1ra n t s of Peru laurels T.he trowill give us a scientific body .of fun- umn of the Pedagogian is open to !g o squirrel hun ting next sat . There phy fu n d w as d epleted. The band damentals. As yet we have no !iv- both sides of the arg umen t. I Visual education has come to ; is going to be a footb a ll game h er e boy s bou g h t t h eir own caps, and t he ing fire-only smoke. • , 0 f d f 1 d , k debate t eam were ho nor d "th 1 : stay. A new combination B alop t ic a n : n ri ay or onc,e on t n ow e w1 sevAnd- so another of the ·. brightest , GRADING SCHOOLS ' and sli de projection h as b een pur- 1how it happens but its so cen t T hus i t goes. lights of educational theory-extra- ,There is something of significance ch ased for t he trainin g school. By .Sure h a d a lot of fun a t y mca the thBy a t hle:ics :ye shall know curricular activities-is beg inn ing to 1 h e m Peru will 0 t h iri the recent visit ' of the teachers' means of this machine photographs, : ot er nite. We first me t in t he little · c n o.nue ·o ave slowly dim. inspector. It is t he fact thflt postcards, o r pages of a t ext-bo ok !theatre a bout seven oclock t hen Will t h e other acWe cannot expect to build on the there is to be reckoning among the can be projected on t h e screen a nd iwe went to the swim m in g p ool a n d :iv1ties at P e ru con tinue to be equ a lsandbars-we must go down , to bed schools of t his •type, and it will ">h ow seen from all parts of the room. This swum awhile. We n ad to rubber Y s trong'? rock. ·, institutions where they stand in re- machine works by the aid of a 500'- balls to play with a n d we s u re did ! Ralph C h atel ain r to their neighbo rs. We hope watt bulb, reflecting mirrors, and fun. We played keep a w a y 1 -----·--

THE POINT SYSTEM Ithat Ollr sc hool may measui:e up in lenses. with them and slung t hem at each L ast Tues d ay t he Budg et Com mit, - · te rn t · 1 ·

One of the most-discussed problems full, a nd we trust it will. other O n e g u y hi t m e ri g h t on the e rn re g u fir s essio n The secreon the campus for some time has been There are many things · th h , Mrs. Muhm is teachin g t wo c l ass- head with one of t hem .a nd it sure Y read a .Jetter from Robert J. Elthe Point System, desi g ned t o bring which an inspector canno; ' 1 es in Spa nish due to Miss Clar k's in- did hu rt but bo y : y o u s hould of hott, Pres id en t of' Chadron g tate a bout distribution of extra-curricular cannot see in to the real d ee h el ability t o co nduct a ll of h e r c la sses. seen me so a k hi •,1 w it h i t whe n I t Teache1·s College, which exp ressed 8 , p sc oo ' A ·11 b ,.,,. I go f eelin f actv1tes more equally among stu- life, nor can he perceiv.e that inta n rr- ! s you wt remem e1·, i•I SS Clark it. hit !1im on his bare back and g o 1'1pprec1at10n of the fine dents ible quality which -must be felt:_ 1 her an kle recently wh en sta rt- made a bi g spot o n h im I bet tre atme n t _th at P eru gave Ch a dron's

The main ideas in the Point System school spirit. m g to leave for the State feachers he can1 feel it yet I s tave d d E agles w hil e at P eru Mr. Ellio tt are these: First, there is t o be a lim- 1 Just as he as a n inspect t ' Association. She is gett ing along the water most of t he time- congratul a t ed t he Bobcats and stuit placed upon participation in ex- see a ll those\hings which Iv e ry well, h as h er Latin c l asses· s? he c ouldn't hi t m e agai n. I t a i n't ' dent b ody: tra-curricular a ctivties. Second, the up a school neither can we as , ·t at her r oo mmg pl ace. like our o ld swimmin h o le th o. T h The rest . of the ti me was devoted s a e 1vi e d into ma- ers, see all t hose t hin g s · which to i s so cl e ar t at you ca n't h ide ' o communica t ions r eh 11 b d. d ' ' , e a c I I ' H200 h e to the reading f jors, minors, a nd sub-mino rs. The make up . a . . Therefore is . Sever al m_embers of t he f ac ulty en - m it. Afte r we g ot t hru sw im m in ce1ved, and to a discussion of futur e fumg these divisions and the ad for along ' ' ith all of our IJoyed the football we e ach got a h am b erg e r s anwi c h ! p lans for the year ministration of _the is le,ft , to matter training, to learn to catch I game at Lmco ln las t S atu r d a y. piece. i ----. a. student committee composed of the sight of all t hose finer a nd nobler , the m w h o w ent from .P e ru W e ll , I mu st close fo r t hi s time. ! .Wednesday in t he high sc hool heads of extra-curricular things which, a fter all , are the on es e1 e Mr. an d Mrs. S. L Cle ments, See you saterday. aud1to:1um, t h e high s c hool Ol'chestr?? tions. Third, all work is to be judged that count. Mr. and W N. D e lzell, an d Mr. Azzever, made its first appearan c e o f t he v e al' Charles Lmdsay. The progral1 . . . · ·

JOHNIE th 1 was enJo yed b y all ose Present. ·c..

BLUE HAZE

are a hole batch of students ain't a gittin' points.'. I woufil like sonie more points in myself "

The' new 411.!-octave spoons have been received at the dormitory ai;id are now ready for service. It is expected that this late improvement wiil add much beauty and deHc a'cy of tone to the renditions. Arrangements with nearby radio station to cast some of the programs made. . '

Sessions of the Lion Tamers Club have been temporarily while the volley ball is being sent to the factory to be inspecte <j a1justed. It is rumored that t he Lion Tamers' wives may hold a rollin!f-Pin throwing contest in the near futu i e.

Representatives of the Eastman Kodak Comp!inY were on the c amp us a short ago, with the objec t of selling moving l! PParatus including a moving picture earner!! and machine with tHe new color picture attachment. Thjs color <ittachmeni w lts ont in Aqgust.

This instrument reproduces both camera and moving pictures as) well as exact ·colots. ' In fact, it reproduce& al\ the colors Of the SpectrUljl.

The rne11 took everal pic ture qn 1 • the campus special attention to our li:ving mascot, the Moving pictures of tbe Bobcats in action were taken, also s ome of students tke library.

How would you feel if Omaha beat Don't be a . piker. iet know t ihat you y·eu'r team. Wear ai Blue and White

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KEARNEY G.AME POINT SYSTEM

for evtra curricular activities. It dis- clubs, dramatics, band, and orches t ra

__ tributes. the work among more stu- - all .of which not only c a.II for

(Continued from Page 1.) from Page 1.) dents; it prevents overwork on the cialized trainin g on the part of ihe ·I AMBULANCE AND h h · t h d b h d · · f students, but all of wh1"ch a re direc t ed FUNERAL DIRECTORY

ran t e end for t e extra pom · s oul e t e etermmmg actor, pa:i:t of a. few; and it encourages

Score: Peru 19, Kearney 0. and not a set rule."- Mr Burkey and instructed by 'facul ty members L. H • 21 h more students to take part in this im- d f h" f Phone 128 P e ru, N ebr .

The score was swelled to w en employe or t 1s purpose.

, "The point system is very contra- t t ha a t bu"ld1·n ,,. work" -· Pollard, Kearney safety was por an c r c er 1 "" · If we are to have a p omt system, ·--------dropped behind his g oall ine attempt- dictory to the idea of indivi dual dif- - let us exd ude as ext r a currtcular all / ing to kick. Six Peru linesmen fer e nces."- C'edric Crink.

"LET US DISCRIMINATE" organiz ations for which st ate w a rswarmed through and on to the un- " I believe if the point system is to " Let us, fir st of a ll, define our term, rants are issu e d each. m on t h in rec- DR. N. S. HARAJ IAN fortunate back. Peru made a bid to be most benifici a l it should be c ar- e xtr a curricular, upon which the .ognition of .:SONA FIDE TEA CH- DENTIST score again in the third quarter after to the · offi"ces point system depends. In orde, to ING " -Vi cto r H. Jindra. /'. ried out in regard do th1·s, we must d1"sting uis h between X-RAY SERVIC E V Brockman had blocked a nd recover-

ed a Kearney punt on the invaders held."- Mary Gray. the terms "activities" and "organiz a - O v er Barnes' P h arm acy T e l 2 7 Thirty-two yard marker. A pen a lty "If a person is cap a ble of ca rrying. tions ." The former , w hi ch include When in Aubutn Q C : carried the ball from the two to the on ,his schoo l work satisfactr;>rily and meetin g s and g atherin gs .of various C seven ya rd line a nd a fumbl ed p ass b elon gs to a number of organizati ons sorts, are only SPONSORED b y EAT AT THE ..,.,, _

from center gave the visitors the faculty members; the l atter group,

Crystal Theatre yard lin e mt1·anyt he can do jus- , and. f'boyr

ball on downs on their own sixteen h e .should b e allowed to belong to as known as organizations, are Busy . ee Cafe I

! .MONDAy AND T UESDA y Ke arney made her only threat in ce o. - ei · l ors sp cia Y Y , 11 1 November 12 a n d 1 3 the fourth quarter after Zoo k's punt "I believe in the ooint svstem if it 1 this purpose. It would, t herefore,

While the City Sl eep s had roleld off the s ide of his toe. The ill enable those who are -not an v ; be to class this l atter ty.pe of

New 0

1·1 Statl.Oil I

Antelop es advanced the oval to the · work as extra-cuPriculaf

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W i t h L o n C heney Chen ey a ctiv1 t1es to become associated with j Th t t th "f •t · t b 0 }) I h h ·11 si x yard lin e where t h e P er u line e porn sys em, en , 1 1 is 0 e Full line of t ir es, tu.bes, and .If opens t e d oor upo n a t ri in g held and a g-rounded pass to the few, and make o t hers who are in too Iappli ed to extra curri cular actiyities, a utomobile accessories j world of gals, gan g s a n d g un end zone gave the Grafmen the ball many drop some so as to g ive ot hers 1 cannot i nclude such organizations as I p lay, his fines t un derworld picon t h e ir ow n twenty yard line. a chance."- Wm. Okren t. 1football basketball debating glee GAS AND OIL I t ure D p n' t miss t hi s latest reZook's spectacular run th rou g h "I do n ot believe the system will """ ,, We h av e a modern air hoist leas e of Cha ne y's . It's a thrillth e entire seco nd ary d efen se for a work satisfactorily in a school as

0 to help us g ive the best serv ice I e ;r Also c omedy I touchdown w a s the thriller of the small as t his."-Bernard Galloway. i/ CLARY'S CAFE possible m lubr icat i ng your Q I WED' DAY AND THURSDAY f co ntest. T oll eson s performance at "A point system limitin g the num - 0 MEALS, LUNCHES, 0 c a

rF.orsyth 01·1 Co.

n Nov embe r 14 a n d 15 A h alfb a ck for K earney is to be corn- her af activities a s tudent can enter 0

I G irls, b oys , men and women ! •' m e nded; h e was the bi g co g in the is not a m atter for othe r s to decide IQ· SHORT ORDERS 0

I I magi n e " Cl ar a" as t h e g irl drive that ended on the Bobcat's six for him but is rather a matter which J , 2 doors south of Post Office Q frie n q. of t he N avy! D oin g her f yard m a r ker. Wi t h such as h e, a dry each individual should settle for 1 1 stuff wi t h the r ov in g boys in f field may h ave told a differen t s tory. hims elf. A point system limit in g ""> .c::::::.="> bl ue! C l a r a B ow wi t h enough 'f The line -up : office h o ldin g howeve r would seem = _ -- - = 0 = = . / I " It" to s ink an a r mo r ed bat tle- I P e:- u ( 21) Pos (O) Kearney a dvi sab le."- Raymond T renholm. Service With a Smile A. E. Johnson, D. D. S. I s h ip! I f yo u h ave admi r ed her I Pik e - - - h Snyder "I am in ac<;ord with the point sys , R.1G H T AW A y O I work b e fo r e, wait until you see It Toft - - - lt - - - Tr a il tern to g overn extr a -curricular act i- , I "The Fleet's In" f

Riggins l g Tashburn vities. Such a s_vstem woul d not only SHOE SHOP 0 Phone 36 . It' 1 R b f . I s rea . e mem e r T hur s day

Bunch (c) - c - Wm,gart prevent certain students from "over- · ht · 1 Ch t " ., II p N b k i , I m g lS a ways rna nig ht

Willi ams lg - - Pratt loading," but also g ive opportunity 'I eru e ras a I/

Brockm a n - rt - - - Williams for more stude nts to p ar t icipate in

I FRIDAY AND S ATl:JRDAY I

Hofman - - - re - - T. Smith extra-curricular activities t hus a 0 I Joan Craw:f>o rd in • , I Zk

C?o ---------- lh - Waldman er the · d evelopm ent of leadership. Q FOR S , MEEK LUMBER CO. ! "Our

tau ssen rh - Haynes' Wi t h a limitation we c a n develop t h e ALE Q A D Krejci - - - - qb - H Smith h a bit to s ay "no" when we have a l- Some good rooming houses, an cing Dau,ghters"

Hertz fb Mason ready enoug h."- Leo H auptman. well located and at the ri g ht O MANUAL TRAIN ING u t I T h e pic t ure that has s tarted I

T hd P"k (2) z k I I price lnouire f • I a ll Ameri ca. t alking with its ouc owns: 1 e ' 00 • W. N. Delzell, Dean of Men , says · · • 0 "' LUMBER d f Po " t ft t hd K ' G E O L L E E .!l !I arin g re v e l ati o ns o f A m e r 1c a's m s a er ouc own: reJCI. "I am . f f th . t t j • J p I

Safety,

Tolleson for Pollard, Smith for SnyPratt,

Rockies of fath er and so n b a nquet. we s t e r n N ew M e x ico, th e re is a little

The b anquet was sponsored by the ci t y t h at bo as ts of more histori ca l -c ollege Y. M. C. A. a n d from sta rt , and i n t erestin g connec t ions th an a ny t o finish was a grand s u c c ess. other to w n in the so u t hwest . It

Group singing was led by " P at" i s for ty miles from a r ailroad, an d N orwood and R. T B e nford at the c o nse q uently hundreds of auto tourpiano. All during the b a n quet fro m ists v isit the ci ty ev e ry wee k . Ent er'<me end of th e room to t h e ot h er i n g t he city fr om t h e no rth , one some one would be made to sta n d u p 1d r iv e s d ire c t l y b y the grave of Ki t and do everything from giving a 1C a r s on , one of Ame r ic a's gr eates t speech to danc i n g a j ig I p ionee r s An o ld a nd t ime-w a rn

After the banquet came t he r e a l ston e m a rks his burial pl a c·e. For t reat of the evening, when J am e s h a lf a c e ntu r y it h as wit hsto od t h e Delzell, toastmaste r , int ro d uc ed as Iravages of th e w eat her a nd th e pluc kthe speaker of the eve n i n g L. C Ob- : in g fi n gers of curi o-see k ing t ou r ists erlies of Lincoln, N e brask a. I F a rther d own the street i s an old

Mr. Obe r lies sai q "in t hi s · day an d ; Spanis h mi ss ion , fiv e t hou sa n<;} f eet age in which we h a:v e Boy Sc o uts, I a bo ve a nd overlook in g the Rio Hi-Y, and various other organ i zat ion s ; G ran de river The mi ssio n is· ei g ht a g1:eat deal of credit shoul d be g i v en Ihund re d years o ld a n d is yet serving to the men who lead these a c tivi:'ies , l as a p l ace of w o r s hip fo r Sp a ni sh j b ut after all tl,ey c an "'! Ot. t a ke the 1peoples The b u ildin g is of ru n hu e d ! 'place of a real father t o t h e so n T h e ( si c) fir a nd a d o be Only w here a fe w ; r e ason the boy scouts hav e ac com- 1 p ieces of. the " d o be" h ave fall e n ou t, I p lished what they hav e is b e c a use does the struc t u r e s h ow t he effe cts t hey deal with the bo_y w h e r e h e is : of t h e co l d a nd i n te n se he at of e ig h t

BUILDING

YOU may wonder WHAT will happen TO THE old Science HALL. · WELL,IT WILL be made INTO A meeting PLACE FOR various CAMPUS Organizations

THE NEXT quest ion is: WHAT ARE we to CALL IT? The PEDAGOGIAN will h ave SOME in t erestin g n ews FOR YOU some OF THESE DAYS, so get ON YOUR

It is the since r e intenti on of .every memb er of th,e colleg e annual's staff By "Tip" Roberts. t h a t the book should be truly a na- A powerful Bobcat grid eleven tive of Peru. This particul a r annual Im a de more history for and addhas been a native for m a ny years ed another footb all championship t o and there is perhaps no . institution its record by downin g Co a ch Hubka's about the campus which lends as Omaha Cardinal outfit 37 to 0 in a mu ch venerable pres t i ge and dignity one-sided affair played at Omaha S atto the school as does the Peruvian 1urday. itself. The Gr afmen were masters of th e The printed and pictorial page, situation from the openin g whistle when taken from its n a tive abode, but the Cardin al lads didn't l a ck any will reflect not in part but ex actly for fi g h t, holding the invaders to t wo Ithe customs a nd traditions of that touchdowns the first h a lf. However place from which it comes Whether t he Peru a gg re ga tion w asn't to b e I it shall be truly loy a l or not depends denied that for which they h a ve been entirely upon its producers. pointin g all se ason. The g reat H er tz. This brin gs one, then, to the point clever Joe Krejci, shifty Wilbur to what "Peruvian" means to its pro- Youn g, speed y How ard Zook a nd tearducers. Let it here be s aid that it in g Cas ebe e r k ept th e Om aha l ads so k · h l d 1 occupied that t hey couldn' t think of 1 t a es a n en ti re s c oo , a n not on y ! a st aff to p r oduce a Peruvi a n . sc or in g

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The Bobc ats scored t h eir fi rs t coun1 The financi al inves tm ent incurr ed ter af t er. O'H a nlon , Cardin al h alf! in production is c onsiderable. The b a ck, h a d boo t ed the ova l to midfield Iproduce rs, then , will do we ll to b e d H t y d z k ocee d a n er z, oun g a n oo prcerta in of th eir fini shed product be - ; d t d •t b k t h ere i t I f h "e o a v a nce 1 a c o w oi e t e y commence to invest. · f A 1 t h e Ki·eJ"c i ca me r om on g pass-

THINKING CAPS most at hom e---in the woo d s, swi m in g hund r ed w in te r s a nd s um m ers The I

BEAT PLATTERS

T aas is the summer h ome of manv CHINESE ONE-ACT of t h e wo rl d s for emost artists. Mill-

of w ork behmd the fini shed product (Con ti nued on P ag e 4.)

6 0 :which th e y hold in b and The y c a n -

A liberal a m o unt of work mu st b e Iv a riety-w as pull e d out of the at: inv es ed too , if the book is to be com- mo sphere by Youn g w h o ga ll oped •mend a bl-e Rel a tively " few" th e re unhampered a cro ss t h e l ast w hi t e j are who ev er. s top to the m ass str in g er. Th e try fo r the extra poi n t an d so on A b oy's love is pad re w h o li ves withi ri n eve r sees t he KITTENS l>y some ou twar d emoti on as w i t h 1lig h t o f d ay. It i s said th at Maximilb o xing gloves , wrestling, baseb a ll , i li a n vi s ited the pl a ce a nd gav e it the and so on " !b l ess i ng of God. ·

- j not see the "long hou rs" behind i e a ch pa g e and p a nel.

Coach Wonder's Proteges l T o b e sure th.at such fin a nc e

tion of "Tur tle Dove''

ery ye a r. rne

I husky who w ent , tige. Second, it must be a n enjo y able t was here, among the scenic won- • The reg ul ar m eeti n g of t he Y. W

d clo w n to a d e feat of l) t o 0 on their Ipi ece of artistry. Third it mu st em" Th e Tu rtl e Dove," a Chin ese p l ay ers of t he Soguina de Christa moun- o wn i>•;1ne h e d body t he customs and tra ditions C. A. was held W ednesd ay ev e ni n g, in one·· a c t , 'f as presen ted by Peru tains that Zane Grey found m a terial lthro-u g h which it r ec eives its e xi st- Novemb er 21.

Dramatic C lub a t convoca tion, Fri- for some of his best books " Pla t tsmouth chose to receive and · Marie L ash h a d ch arg e of th e m ee tlence. •day, N o vem ber 23 The Perr u q ue e t ret urned the kick for a g ood gain. i n g T he openin g son gs, " N o Ni g h t ·G u e ule P l ayers fo rmed the c ast, and

MUSICAL PRO

Plattsmout h's husky fullb a ck mad e 1 There,'' and "H a ve T hine Own W ay " t he play w as un d er t he direc t ion of - • g ood gains through the line a nd triple I

Mr. Joder and Cedr ic Crink. Joy GRAM AT PHJLQ p ass es a lso good yard a ge. The I

EVERETTS HAVE

we re sung.

Alice Miller le d the devotio n al s. Mi ckel w a - stage man ager I P eru tine stiffened and Plattsmouth MUSIC--PLAY She re ad a chapter from t h e b oo k

The cast: -_ lost t he h a ll o n do w n s. Peru' s fl ashy I

"As a Man Thin k e t h,'' by James AlThe- Gon g -b e arer - - - - John Bath Organization W ill Give q u arterb ack let loo se a c ombin a tion B . n· len. T h e ch apter was en titled Th Ch w 1 P l · S . of line plun g es, c u t b a cks a nd end USiness ISCuss.ed .at Re- " T ho u g h t and Ch a r acter," an d it e o r us - i Ham Okrent ay m pnng M Ch t F d D runs This caused t he P lattsmo uth cent eeting brou ght out some v e ry go o d p oin t s. ang -s u -y e n re uey

-T· h M d · H N k 1 knees t o k nock to.get her.

F ollowin g her rea din g t he d evoe a:m - - - a r:vey ic e ;The Ph1los held t heir regul a r ! ·

.Kwen-l m, his daug hter _ Mar i e Lash me t" 1 t W d d 1 For the entire half both teams The E veretts held t heir reg ular t io n al h y mn , "Jesus S avior Pilo t Me,"

The Property Ma n - Fred Cole t hee a s e nes .ay .ev enin g in I plung ed t he line and then kick e d. meetin g a t 8 o ' clock in t he Litt le w as sun g .

T h e Go d of F ate __ H a rvey Co le Hi ,,, h School aud1 t onum. The 1 At the start of the secon d h a lf b oth Th e at re The f or t h e" eve-T h e prog r am consist ed of:

The play b <>ing· presen t ed i n Chi- / pro g r a m w as under- t he of J, teams came b a ck with the d o or die nin g w as und e r t he direct ion of Dor- S a xoph one Sol o _ L q} s Metcalf " H othy W orJ.ey. The fi rst n u mb e r on "Son g of In di a" nese fash io n no sc e nery or f nrni t ur e arve y Cole a nd in t he manner of spirit, but it w as t he bobki tte ns who t h ' , di , e p r og ram w as a prnno solo b v " Cou rt Bells" were used. T he i:op e r t y Ma n furn- 1presentat 1on w as s om e wh at di ffer ent. d It . . iJ essie Fish er , • The was a St un ts - - - - - - -. Hild a Bell ( h e with necess a r y p r op, Th e s c e n e represented a home the Th e b ob k1tt ens man ag ed to put ov- p l ay, "Evening D ress Pers oni- l"Good Night L ad i es" ___ l d a Schrlipel e r ties, w hJCh he collected after th ey even i n g after the Th a nksgi vi n g din- 1e r t h e _ t ouchdown. . Th e game ended j tied." T he p a r ts w ere taken by June Th e l ast num be r by Schrepel were used . • 6 toO rn fav or of the Prep sters. B .· k 1 El ' d B di E l ' 1 d · I · • 1 n e r. The prog r am ope n e d w ith a I 11c ·e , 1 a ag ey, t on D av- 1w as p aye on a new mus1c a m s t r u"Th e Tur tl e is a li t t l e ro - saxophone solo by Lo is Metc a lf, ac- , l·enpo r t and Fra nk Cop e. Th e pl ay 1ment of h er ow n in ven t ion. Her in· m ance , w it h t he tn a ls

Ic o m pa n ied by Lucille Hu g h es. She l

LAR·GE CARNJVAL

!was ve ry much enjo yed b y t he soci e - ,s t rument w as m a de u p of "human obstacles wh ich often are present m 1 pl a yed as her fir st numbe r "Sere- I . , ' ty an d each pl a yed h is p ar t w e ll. Ik eys ," consisting of five wh it e ones r omantic situ atio n s n 1 n a de," b y Dri g o, and second, t he well GAJNS

ENTRANCE

l Aft er t he pro g rm two of t he pl a y land th ree bl a ck ones t h e IS fin ally all owed his bride, known " S axophone W a ltz " Elsie I casts wer e excused fo r p lay practice Marie L ash t hen re ad t he new c onKwen-lm , by : be God of F a t e . E v- W a llin t hen gave t wo r eadi n gs, the • . After th e pro g r am a b usi ness meet- and by-l aws an d t he m emery i? the pl ay h as a firs t " A G oo d Indian's Pra y er," pre - Will Show Here O°i Decem• in g ws h el d for the di scu ssi on -0f do- Ih ers _wi ll v ote as to whet her symbohc meamng, especi a lly to the sentin g t he inner Jife of t h e In d ian ,, ber 7 i ng away with li fe membership and c ep t 1t or n ot at t h e firs t meetm g m C hi n ese w hi c h many of us overlook. The sec- Ith at e ach m emb er py by semester, D ec em ber ond w a s ·en t itled "Fre e dom." Rav- I t is s eldom that a c a rniv a l com- which is fi fty cents. The meet in g closed wi t h t h e son g- ,

MUSICIANS CELEBRATE SCHUBER T WEEK

" S d S d"

m o nd Trenh olm, accompani ed by Lu- pany visits Pet·u. Somet im es towns After some discussion i t was de- ave • ave · cille Hu g h es a t t he p jan o, san g two are a b it lo athe to J.et su ch aggrega- cided to appoint a commit t e e to look -selections, t he first "C a r men a," by tions wit hi n the city lim its A carni- fur t h er into this question an d it is t o FACU

Monday Conv ocation D e dica t e d to Wilson, a nd the second, ".Son ny .Boy " val co mp any recen t ly ap p lie d for en- be d ecided at th e next E vere t t Socie-

LTY GARDENERS

STILL HARV ESTING

Shubert Compositjons A s a fittin g clim ax R a lp h Ch ate lain t r a nce int o Peru, a nd, after du e d eli- ty meeting. pla y e d as a p i a no solo exc e r pts from b er ations, a permit was g i ven t hem. I nten sive work in n ow bein g don e Onions a nd P ars nips Speci alt y of Ch ape l t ime on Monday , Novem ber sever a l well kn own mel odies It is only such a hig h-class comp a ny on the Everett p rogram of three one- Professor Holch 19 was devo ted to F ran z Sc hub er t ' s A business meetin g followed at as this one which would ever be a l- act p l ays which t he soc ie ty w ill prein commemo r atio n of 'which ' it was decided t h at Philo lowed to do so. sent to t he public, on S atu rd ay of his d e a t h w hich was on N o v e mber 19, wonld g i v e a p lay nex t spring . An This co mpany is ra t h e r l arge. Its t hi s w eek. j u st o ne hund red years , a g o a mendment t o the constitu t ion was equipm en t consis ts of fo rty-two b ox Mr Benford p l ayed t w o p ian o se- a lso c a d e. c a rs of fu n and twen ty -ei g·h t doubl elections w hic h were composed b y ,, len g th fiat c a rs lo a d ed with g ood t im es, besides m a ny oth e r attractions Schubert:

" Hark, Har k t h e L a rk."

"March Militai re. "

S chu bert w as a famo u s Aus t r i an co mp os e r of so ng and instrume nt a l music; his masterpieces ha ve n o t as yet been surp ass ed.

We d n esday t he stu dents w ere e ntertained at chapel time by reprellentat.iv-es of t he Jun i or and Freshman

c l a ss es. Jun e Br ic k e l san g t wo nu m - to o numerous to mention.

b ers, a c co m pa nied b y Ruth Shelly. Only a one-nig ht stand is s c h eduled

"Ah Sad I n d e ed My H ear t for Peru, a nd the man agement g ua rTch ai ko vsk y a n t e es t h at every thin g will be in "Horning" - D el Rei g o r e adiness when the t ime c omes.

Lo ri n e with Mr Benf or d Ther efore, vJ.e a nno unc e to P eru p l ayin g t h e acc ompan imen t on th e Stude nts the c om i n g of t h e K ampus p iano sang: Kut-up K a rnival Komp an y, an d hope

" Carme n a " - - - - Wilson ' you will all attend. The dat e is De" Mey Mornin g " - - - De nza c e.m b er 7; t he sky is the limi t

We again hav·e a repor t from one of ou r gardener s Mr H o lch says th at h e has pulle d p ars nips thi s fa ll HAWKEYE CLUB fro m his gard e n a nd state s t h at they

The H aw keye Club met for a s hort r an g e fro m t w o feet to : hree feet busin ess meetin g Thu rsd ay at c h apel in le n g th a nd from t wo to fo ur i nch es time. The questi on of dues w a s di s - in di amet e r. As y.et he h asn't cussed. It was decided t h a t dues w ei g hed any, bu t instead - ate t hem. would be sev enty-five c e n ts; twen t y- They are bett er to e a t t h an t o w e ig h. fiv e c e n ts for this qu arter, a nd fifty Mr . Holch admits th at he is a cents for next semester Th e di scus- e r of fame for h e r aises t wo c rops sion fo llow ed a s t o h ow t o raise from on e pla ntin g . L ast sprin g h e money for the Per u v i a n page. A p lant e d o nion see d and it g r ew i nto committee of fiv e was ap pointed to small onions. Wit h the heavy fall d ecide u p on this, and P aul Combs was r ains these small onion plants • e vived el ected ch a irman of t he c ommittee a nd gre w t o a nice size.

THE / KUT-UPS ARE ,KOMING!

THE PER 'U PE.DAGOGIAN

Entered at the Postoffice of Peru, Nebraska, as second class mail.

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FRATERNITIES

APPRECIATION

To a ll faculty, s t udent s, a nd t own friends, and to all Alumni friends e verywhere, most cordial greetin g s:

PUBLIC OPIN ION

Since it is impossible t o rea ch each "Any one who has a n y f a Hh ln convi<:DELTA ALPHA Pl of you personally m t h my thanks I ti on sho ul d n ot be _a:frai'.1 to set lt for th.

Th D l h P . h d • ' W i th t'hls p urpose 10 mrn d . t h en. we are e eta Alp a I el their reg - I am asking the Pedagogi a n to broad- P bl 0 ·nion colu m n wherein · 1 cr e a ting a u 1e Pl •

ul ar meetin g Mond ay evenmg at 8 cast th em for me in this inform a l b d has t h e r ight to a i r his views In a

' 1 k Th I aay 0 y · 11 b d • ,o .c oc · e of the eve- ! way I wish I could express t hem si irned stateme n t We hope it wi e u.se · nmg was two musica l number s. ! more adequately , bu t I h a ven't w ords - Pedairoglan Vol :xnv. N o 1 · Violin Solo - - - Dr. Brown : for t h e depth of gratitude I feel to - T o The Pedagog ian :

Published weekly at Peru State Teachers College--the oldest training school Cl a r inet Solo Jo e Jones I ward yo u a ll. So man y thou g htful J a m su r prised at t he attitude in the Missouri Valley, esta.blished 1867. B oth numlJ.ers .were accomp anied kindnesses: watchful care, l ovely . some fo lks t a ke to w ard t he poin t

------------·--------------------- i b y Ruth Shell ey . J. W. Tyler gave a flowers, letters, messages CYf cheer, · t I b 1. t hat I w o u ld hesi- ' k " · . s ys em. e ieve

$1.00 the year.

Single copy 5 cents. I tal on Reqmremen t s to enter t he books, friendly calls, t em otin g t hin g s h W . I K D Pi" · - t a te t o brand m y s elf as a J O n rn- - appa elta 1 to eat, all make me feel very h appy

Short talks were given on value of and very laumble t oo. Surely it is thrope" in t h i s d a y a n d age_

STAFF State Teachers conv entions. These worth a broken bone or t wo t o t hus It seems t o me that t he main ide EDITOR-IN-CHIEF JOE JONES were given by Wilber Schindler, realize the wonderful bea uty of is t o give m ore s t ude nts a n opporMary Conway, Mrs. P rice, and S. L. friendship and huma n k ind ness I tunit to demonstr ate t heir talents, ASSOCIATE EDITOR - RUDOLF ANDERSON Clements. h ave so many' t hings t o be t h a n kful y " b for th a t I t hink this exp erience w ill a nd not to s ome ove r - urdBUSINESS MANAGER RALPH CHATELAIN A short business meeting was held dened in t e llig e nsia ' A move t o war t o plan fou fu t ure prog r a.m and to make me no t only a happier but also · h I h ... tt ' ; demo crac y ough t to b e w -grt Y of make a d c· · th lJ. f ope, a ·ue er woma n .

BUSINESS MANAGER

SPORTS "TIP" .ROBERTS I

EDWIN BOOTH ' e iswn on e n urn er 0 o ur -consid e r a t ion. Peruvia n pages to h ave this y e ar. H ere's love and than-ks and best Har o ld P. c 0 ok

A social h a lf -hour was spent by wishes t o you ever y one. ljsten in g to the high school r adio. Yours In true Peru sp irit, f T he last editio n o f t h e P edagogjan

NEWS ROLAND KREPS AND DON KEISTER The meeting adjourned. j Estfier A. Cl a rk. conta ined a n a r t i cle by Ralph C hate1

SOCIETY - -...: - HAZEL HUTCH INSON At the regular meeting of the Delta ' BASKETBALL j lain l a ment ing t h e mi n o r p osit i on ocAlpha Pi a motion was passed to in - The gym h b th f c u pied by extra-c urric u lar a c tivities as een e scene o sev-

CAMPUS - - - - - - - LUCILLE DOWELL itiate a i11 the direction of eral basketball g ames bet w e en t h e of a sc h o l asti nature, in fac t schoi nationalization . of . the organization men of the diffe rent bo a rdin g h o uses l a st ics as a who le, in t h ei r rel atiOJl -

FEATURE __________________ __________ .:_ _______________

GEORGE COOK l through a charter from the K appa J.etely. _ sh ip t o ath le t i c s o n t he Peru campus. · · , Delta Pi fraternity. Members of thi s ' Further Mr. Chatelain d eplores the

ACTIVITIES · RAYMOND TRENHOL"' organiz a tion .on the campus fro m l a ck o f s cho las ti·c a dver•1·s1·11g c 1·1·cu

, There is quite a l a r g e amount of - - '" friendl y riv a lry going on among the v, chapter s at Colorado Univer si ty, Gree- contesta nts and there h as been at l ated b y the schoo l; a nd c o n cludes

FACULTY · - - HAROLD McCREIG HT j ley State Teachers Colleg·e, Greeley , least one free basketb all g ame a his l alJlen tat ion with the c ustom of · : Colora do, Oklah oma University, Pea- week in the g ym for the pas t th r ee Fegar di n g t he m emb e r s of P eru's atl1-

DEBATE ..:.

IERNEST HASSELBLAD I Tennessee, State Teachers College, weeks. l e tic te ams a s t h e pri mar y s tandard body Teachers Colleg e, Nashville, bearers of P eru's colo rs _,,...

INSTRUCTOR - - - THOMAS E ENNIS Tenn essee, and State Col- Last wee)c there were tbre e g am es An imp a r t i a l a n a lys is of th e situ a1 Y 1 · M h h h pl ayed o n Tuesd ay ni g ht s t a rtin g at

OUR CHAMPIONSHIP

L ast Saturday's game proved the undi sp uta ble light of P eru football to lay claim upon conference cha mpionship. That g ame was a rather

eg e, psi anti, ic igan, t roug 7 , 1 t i on divulges the ac c uracy o f Mr th eir ch apters and through their ac- 0 c ock. Th e firs t :?,"a .,.te w as !:-e- · Chat el a in 's a s serti o ns. The b a sic oui·age of constructive physical ed uc a - 1qu a in ta nce with chapter membe rs in t h e bpys of the Dahlstrom p ose of t his a rticle is to d epic t b0use an d t h e "D ar k H · t i t10n. fifteen or t wen ty colleg es have gen. l e a t ely w h y a thle t ics an d p a r t icipa nt We must m ake a distinct ion b e-1 erously pled ged t hei r support. mffe;;i h0 1 hth e D ahlst r om h o use c nn y in g of ath l e t ics in P e1·u, occ upy a posio t e onors The s e<' o nd g 11 mP. · f tween athletics and physic al educa- N o .de r; asons are seen why was between th e 8:5!. 'ln d 9 :50 g." rn t i on 0 prom i nen ce above ou1 f ate t t 0 t d ·' a n d othe r school's and·

tion. While the process of ch oos in v 1 1 1h111 Y ma-: n o e g ran e a the 8.50 -: l t - win n in g . T h e nahona c . arter. Any help t hat c an I ·t oo am 1 b t - Id wh y •t he p r es·e n t c ircu msta nce is b asspectacular a ffair, also,- a good cli- the few best physic a l specimens from b b f 1 ,,. , e was e We"! n 0 ed up o n t he opera t10 n of r7>.'. e given y acu ty members through riv a ls the Tren holm b oys a d th max to a fine let the r anks of one scho ol and pi tting with K appa Pi from the Gain es Hall. Th e Mr. C h ate la i n in dulges h imse lf in us not think that b6 \'1'nly t hat one them against th e few bes t fr om a n · members m. other coll eg es , will be I house aga in won as i t h a d the pre- t h e u s e of Bi blic al paraphras-e in .game we have the chompion- 1_ may a t pr known un- du ly appreciated. ; vious week. w h ic h h e asserts "by thei r athletics

h em."

d that paraphr ast h is arti cle con t en s tendencv to·1 B' ble has a · der t h e g uis e of " physic al edu c a t i o ri, " ALPHA MU OMEGA I T O SPONSOR 19 28 O RPHEUM i ng from i Ex act quotation of s hip. . •IJe ide a is a t once erroneous a nd " T h e A lph a Mu Omeg a Fraternity Th e fo llow in g p ersons h av e b ee n a.n d the A ch ampionship, t o ny , is th e held i"ts r eg ular meetin g Mon d a y , No- appoin t e d to ac t a s a fac ulty com - s crip r of scr1"p ture is a ppropn -

/ r"' f a llacious Why should those indiv1- 0 h as s ag e m e re g l amor of..,a'h cm&asion, a nd not b 19 in t he m ath ematics r oom i:nittee to sponsor the 1928 r p e um mg P , oo c: e "by thefr .:."'-r };!' dua ls who a r e p ossessed of vem er ' f , b h t l t a te to t he w r i t e rs pur_ ,, t he complot• @io l...,f ' " "'on' ot, E vmtt V =derlo<d h • d chaog e o ' to he p u t on y t e ' ute n " fr uits ye sh• ll k n <>w them h p s !Ii' of wotk behind one phY>iqu eo b e t.k •n a od •P•· th• pt-0g,.am. It con•i•ted of •biogta- Mu hm, Chait m • n; E n nfa Montoe, The inclinatio n of h u m= - kmd ' .o p er a , 1 oc ca ci alized to ev e n a hi gher d egree of ph1"cal sketches of famous m at h em a- c arter, N orwoo d , Miss R o ot, :Mis s l bu t on a , ar1se ason It not ;n e on Y a 11 d- d c ater to t h e spec tacu a r; -

t the o th er, an p erfec t io n? To be s u re, it f ul.fils t he ti ci ans Lorine E rickson r ep orte ' P almer t wi t h t his is another h abit of ap>J>iP hove woo " ' · thi• Da.·wi n i • n • umv a l of on t he lifo and wotko of A<Chimed.,, I T h e ' o tph e um t hfa ym is to be p ut y the w o rth and valu e of any ,.n, a ll of tha t. t he fitt.,t---but men , we hope, "' A=ie GtaM on B >tton on Ftiday , D ecemb et 7. W •tch fo t or project in terms. nf m e n a gree m or e t h a n mere a nimal s. R edfer n on Pasca l.' mor e infor m ation i n the futu r e . a c h i e v e ment An unbiased invest1g:.!, i t is a nd not a te am, which No w, i n t h e ide a of int r a -mu ral At this time business concernin g I tion d ivulges t h at since the year ampionship. The sports, .t h e ide a of w in, w in , win, is th e P.eruvian was considered, also i W I LL STUDY ART 1923 un til the present y ear, Peru's j u s t re a son, pr ou d of j;he1 r p arti a ll y done a w ay, The h ig h spe- c on c ern ing the flow er fo r t he fr ater -F ifty -eig h t m asterpi eces of art athl e t i c te a ms h ave o b ta ined s even achiev ement The ' "t of " ' " n .be c i• li,.tion which now tak " •uch nity. wete b ough t for " " i n th e ttain i n g s tate champi on•hips, four fo hasket· .also proud of the held we h ave g1v- scientific p r ec1s10 n of execution T h e next meeting will he given ov- sc hool. With thes e lar g e bal1, two i n fo otb a ll, an d one m tr a ck would be superse ded, to be s ure, but er t o an i nihation of n e w m emb er s t nres a / l arg e n umbe r •>f s m :itll m d i - No o t h er organization on the P er11 leave schools; champion- I is that to render a g am e so un e n.!o y- v idu al pic t ures of t h e s a m e ones wer e c ampus ca n b oast of such a record: able as not to b e wor t h the pri ce? ALPHA ERUDITO also p r ocured T hese will be u sed b y i t o v e rsh a d ows and ecl ip s es t he ens hiP> •tay. i Tho" w ho pla y fot t h e love of th e T h e member.< of t he ochola "hiP the 'tuden ts when the piccu m "° d e avo" ofall c ontempora ry m-ganfa•-_ VISUAL EDUCATION

! ga me s h ould h ave n o fr aterriit y, Alpha Erudi t p, as it sh l? ll studied . . t i ons i n Peru.

1 b th intra-mural sport s, for, 1 an y m g , henc efo r t h be known, me t I During t he c our se 0 f his article Mr Di m t '"P' >te hemg " y e it • h ou ld enh rnce t helt PO•filhi!iti" n igh t, Novembet 19, fo t t he put p o" NEW BOOKS IN Chat elain d e p]oteo t he l ack of s cho· colleg e to g et the idea of " 0 1 ed- of enjoy ment of n = in g the club, d tawing up t he COLLEGE LIB RARY lastic advertis i ng circul ated by Petu. u"tion b efote th e stu.i.nt" The bio- Intra-mun! athleti" g i ve oppot- c o.,titution, a nd fot t he election of He e viden tly negle cto .to co nside,. t hat logy film• which •te bein g •hown =d tunity fo t a fat gte•tet oumbet to officer.< as ptovided fot in the c on- T h e following titlea have bee n ,. Peto h as al u.rnni scatteted frop> co aol t he n ew appmtu. m entl y """ " p ottici p•te, lo t •uch • hig h degree stit ution. lected !tom t h e l atg e n u m b oc of to c o as4 from the C a nad ian bm·de•· by the T ,.ai nin g School ate evidence• of p erlection i• not tequired. The The officia1' of th• club ate as fa!· b ooko w hich ha ve been add e d to the to t he Gulf o f Me xico, who offer •i· of thi• fa ct. Thi' i• a fine t hm g fot heavy ex pen" iocomd by in te,.-col · low• colleg e Jibmy du dng the p ast two Je nt hut a d equat e testi mony to the "" · e ople w h o le arn wit h t heir eyes, h l t · Id ls be elimi n 1 d d · th · h l ti v leg iate a t e 1cs w o u a 0 - Pi·esi"dent _ - - - Marg aret C ain months They are i nc u e m e gre a t ness of P era in s c o as c ena nd a lso of interest to m a n y who are f · 1 not so d ependent upon vis u a l instruc- V ice P resident - - en at ed , a nd the sti g ma o c ommerci a - • Ell Zink li"s t b ecause of th eir" b r oa d gener al deavo rs Ad d i t ionally he fails t() ism wo uld be t aken Secret a ry - - Meier appeal t o the in t e r e sted i n c onsider t he increase o f enrollment i n tion. Athl eti cs a re a fine thing-.there is Memb ership Helen K altenborn Iman y t h in g s- s u b Je c ts oth er t h an t he eac h y ear 's fr e sh m an c l ass w h o , while Vlsu a l e duc ation is not a youn g B t I C k h h l U no doubt about 1t. ut un 1 we c a n Treasurer Georg e T. oo one in w h1c e 1s spec1a 1zrn g. c oming tor v anous r e aso n s, enro 1 "dea Louis Agassiz who liv ed in the find some way to serve "the g r e atest Biography because of. P e r ,u's scho l a s t i c standing nineteenth century before the time d " · B d f d · h d t · number with the greatest goo ' w e In the November issue of t he " R ec- Life a nd I - - :r.a or Last y e ar a s tudent in t e eµarof movies and picture projection, h . B d 1 d t . When should n ot be too l a udato ry in t e1r t 1 ,, t he m agazi·ne of the N ati onal S kywa rd - - - - - - y r m en t of Chemistry WO T' a national t aug ht by visua e uca ion ang e asked Wllat he th ou g h t to be the prais e. s· ' T a u Delta Eng lish frat e r nity, Mi c robe Hunt ers - - - D e K r u if f or w r itin g a chemi cal essay. ig m a ' " ' L " db h Th " · ·a t l t "fi t trl g r e atest work of his life, h e replie d , there appeared two ar t icles b y ou r ,I 'V:e i n i s inc1 e n 1 es o .1e " I h ave t a u g ht m en to observe.'' If TAKE THE ADVANTAGE o w n college p eople, one by Joe J on es , D 1s r aeh - - -

Ma u 101s fit ness of P e ru s C hem istry d epa1tn e w appli a nc es, the n , are t o teach u s Some few y ear s m ore t h a n t h r ee a nd the other by Miss Esthe r Cla r k . Vol. I, ll, In t im ate P aper s of Colo nel m e nt. to better u se our power s of observ a - centuries ago , a small b a nd of per- .. House - - - - - S eymo u r · The he a d o f .Peru s l:,iistory departtion, they a r e a g ood thin g sons l a nded t heir bo a ts on th e e astern Education ' men t has -b e en a year in one of the

One g re a t advantage of v isu al ed- s h ore of t his con t inent, at Plymouth

T h e Scho ol-Bo a rd Mem ber - - A lma ck g re ate s t uni ve rsities of the middle uc a tion is t hat i t b r in g s t hin g s out Rock. The old r ock still is t h e re MT VERNON HALL Ho w to D o Research in Educ a t i on west att ain i ng recognition , and SG of the the oretic al and a bstract down worn b y th e w aves and sc a r r ed b' Goo d gre at was t h e quality of his work t o where we can see them with our h ammer -marks Th er e are m an y

Adve n ture wi t h C ruldren L e wis t h at he wa s retai ned as an instructor ow n ey es It inc reases ou r a bili ty to g r a v es a lso atPlymouth , b u t th e D orothy Mart i nd a le h as r etu rn ed Problems in Sch oo l A dministr ation for t he present ._vear in that uni versi· observ e , a nd, as h as many times b een ideals which t his p eop le bro u g ht to take uo he r scho ol dutie s a f te r oe- - - - - - - - - - - - - L i n d say 1t y's historv d enart ment whHe a re!!-shown, is valuable in character forma- have g one "fr.om Atl a n t ic to P a cific , i n g to home i n Om ah a Ac t i v i t i e s _ McKown ula r -went aQ;oad for study tion. There is doubtless a g r eat de al from the p a lm tree to th e Pfn e."

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Public Sc h ool F inance W Mo e hlm an ; a n d res e arch, fu lfilling t h e dut ies 01 ahead in ·this advance, an d w e will L at e r , w h e n th es e ori g inal S y lvi,a D av is, Flo ren ce D a vi s, Mi l- Ci vic E du c a tio n - - - - S nedd e n this professo r during his absence. be • hle to study it !tom "' beg in - h • d f o=ded them,.Jv.,, they m•t>- 'd ted We n , !. a nd Loi• Metcalf wete The P a '5ing of the I .Mt. Cha telrun infets t hat Pern ath· ning• on upwatd ln th i• we •te t u ted a g mt on t he •ick " " th l• week - - - - - - - - Thayer , le te• ate k nown "officia lly" if not fottun ate They h ad but a '"nt stote of bleso-

T l>e Me., u nn ent of Inte lli g ence 1oocJ>illy. The infete nc e in ihL "ate· in gs t o b e t h a nkf ul f or, b u t the d ay Breakfas t c onsis ti n g of h ot 11olls - - - - - - - - - Thorndike ; m en t is that the admin i stration of INTRA-MURAL SPORTS ! r must .have been tru e one, b e ca us e and coffee Is t o b e served i n bed to Games an d Parties i t he school c aters towa:i;d s athletics No s m•ll numbet of the colleg., , we stoll cele b ,.ate >L t h e d ot mito ry gir1' Th on kog iv in g S u ppo" We Do Somet hfo g E ls e and n e g l ecto oth e,- activ iti e " Stat!s• nd uni v eraitieo in the e "'tetn p •tt Thete ate ju" as m•ny ohances to morning . - - - - - Ci" k ' tics m t h e s ame edition of thi• papmof the United Stat" ate beg innin g to Jond on a Rock of Plymou t h t od ay " Th e Wo ".d • B.,t B ook of Garn., •nd s how football to be f"< bene· teali,e t h at t h e intet-c ollegi • te a th- th ete evet have been Lots of u• •te Matga"t Cain spen t th e week eqd ,Paomeo L eat & M>shlet lki •l fi n ancally than oth« actiritie le tic s itu ation h as b ecom e a cute a nd tak in g t h e a dv a n ta g e t o do t hi s. at W aco, N e b rask a, wi tJh h er fri e nd AG Hand bodokRof - -M-- Rod ger s for example debating. Con ·aering are swin g in g ov e r t o int1·a-mural a th - An d, c a r ry in g the t h ou g h t th r ou g h a H e len K alt enborn ames a n ecreat 1onal et.hod t wo activi ties f th] t• I . . , o ne o an a e ic .na· letic" Theterm "io t>·a-m u" I" mean• bit futthet, it's a flne thing t o t • k e j S nu tb t o te m compadsun to one with , " within the wa ll•," ot confined t o • d V>n t•g e of t he opp ottunity th o" J.,,. T hotpe, at · " Y' G<ogtapby T'ave J : objective, let us consi<le< the limi" of one " bo o!. I n d oin g eatly fo lk g ave " ' to be a little he ' ' ptog teMi ng nicely. B ob Ha ,,.;. I On the T"d of Ancoen t Man (A•i>l briefly d ebating and football. t ht. , t h ey ,,. • l• o s hifting !tom th e t h a nkful fo , 'oTI>ethin g wh e n we An, son, anothet Peto vi • n, is •up.,>nte n· , - - - - - And,.ews Do t i n g th

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P UBLIC OPINION ers hei e w ns low in one of his/ HOMECOMING PROGRAM

MRS DUNNING REA DS I Pl ans are bein g made for a Home( Conti nued fr om Pag e 2) 1 jects. . f!e was obliged to drop out ! Pl!;\ns are well under way for the Mrs. Dunning, Dea n of Women of foot.b all t eam wo n all g am es played1and not pla y in that game He d\d ' gjvin g of a Homecomin g .:irog-ram on Peru State T eachers College, was and annexed a sta te ch a mpionshjp; I not compl ai n, and eve n ask ed t o drop , Thanksgiv ing ni ght. All fo r mer stu - president of Deans of Women

Tn the c ou:se of the .yea r the football until he h ad c a u gh_t up in dents of the tr ainin g school, pr.rents, and a&yisers of girls at a meeting of Per u d ebating teams part1c1pated in his work. Such instances .show t'.he 'and children ,are cordially inv ited to t h at onganizat ion durin g the State t wel ve ar:d won four scholasti<: a ttitud e of athl etes attend this program. As m a n y c lasses Teachet-s Con,vention. The meeting

At t his Jun::t ure it is well Both and 'Romans h ad p hy - as possible w ill be represented_. The was held in Ellen Smith Hall at Llnfreshen th_e of. a ll who c nhc ize Is1cal. trammg. The education pr9 grarp: , w\11 b e excellen t and a lso T.h.is ro eetin g ,:4; an ann ual afthe ath letic domination of Peru consisted of music and athletics. v a ri ed Some of the t hin g s t o be fai; -:fo; t h e Deans ana" Advisers of text of this I Greece was le a d in g th.e world in given are mu sic, a play, women an d g irls t hrough out t he state. arti c le b y the1r fnilts ye shall Isculpture, art, a nd mytholo gy. Whe re tion. fo, fact a general ,good time k n-0w t hem " The achievemen t of h ave been better artists than Phidi- will be h a d. · · ' NEW BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY 0 · 1 a.thl_etic teams, the reput a tion, , ! as or Praxiteles, or a better b ard than

coming ' program ' to be g iven in t h e n ear future This will be t h e best ever g iven by the high school, a nd a ll fo1·mer st udents, friends, faculty , and present students are invited to come out a nd enjoy a good time. Help t he training school celebrate its homecoming !

Continued from P age 2) ·:' ' / is no Substitute ,.. c o o urm one o c e os mterest rn physical training t ey c 1 b · f for 't te h • P" i ·R Af ' · · brou •Tht t he s h I f f l t · · h : IS afan (Afnca) Jo nson FOR HONESTY the pr.estfge and honor they h.1ve Homer? As soo n as Gr eece or Rome · • -: · · . h brightest p a ges in her history. Ev- 1decli n ed in power. The ollu m ia tts amo us i s ac ers t he Utmost urp e im ( 1-1 "' 11 · · co ege, -e c. nca) Po we as a business policy e, y xa prom1smg m,itenal fo r Peru's Greek Oly m pics is still observed by , -.-------- , ". ath!enc teams acc<•rnpany st u- • ci vilized n atio n s in a modernized · Im not a dvoc atmg t h.at athletics Sout h Amenca,. - Shanaha n dents w ;w ..::-iroll fo: t r a in- I form. be done away with- no one Science

J. C.

CHATELAIN

ing and benefit, whicn aci.:ompanies Whe n t h e World War broke out , likes to see a g·ame of footba ll bet - Chemistry of Common Thin gs Watc hmaker and .Jeweler our a t hle tic. expansio n andde7elop- I the United States was ast ounded to ter th a n . myself. We that :ap - - Bro wnless & others ment. Coach Graf and athletes learn how m a ny of her supp osedl y pea l, which only athl etics ca n g!vc. The Hum an Body - - Clend e nin g S r sho,uld no t be criticized bec ause of ! able-bo d ied men w-ere n ot physically · However, 1 feel that we sho uld g ive'. T he Story of Dru gs Fuller School Upp · their brill i ant achievement which 1 fit. Why? Because so m any men an measure of suppor t to other ! Chemica l W a rfare __ Fries & West m&nifests their real merit. j have been forc e d to i occ upations activi ties T here must be t hat Master Min ds in Medicine_Hemmeter

The Wl"iter u rges Mr to I wh i ch do not require muscular ener- peal, equally stron g, for those m - Chemistry i n t he World's Work al tb· a · t f Th · · · .t bl 1 f th terested in other things · H ev ua...,. every in6 1n erms o gy. i s is a n m e v1 a e resu t o e owe ach ieveme nt, merit, and emi nence be- ! a g e i n which we Jive Phy- W ith this in mind try to see the Ch ats on S ci e nce Slosson fo re assaul ti ng it, an d to direc t his -Sica! trainin g, of w hich athlet ics is a true meaning of my article in l ast Medic a l Asp ects of Chemical Warfare effor ts tow ard pla cing activities, that result, is t he on ly possibl e r eined y. . week' s issue. ! -- --------------------- Veddar occupy his t ime a nd interest on such _ German y, by militar y discir line, ' Ralph Ch atelain History a p l a11e th at tp.ey will attain the pre- h a d. deve l9ped h e r m en_ physi·cally 1 - - -

On the T rail of the Russi an F amine I ce!].ent set by Coach Graf a nd his u ntil some of them were a lmost p er- i "We'. the Exec.utive of , - G older & Hutchinson pro teges; doing this he may expect · feet When t he war ended, was she th e Peru Dram atic Club wish to make Tl R R 1 M f d · h · · t h f II o- t t t 1e u ssian evo u tion ____ avor t he cooper ati on of t he "powers that o r ce to g ive up er military tram· e o owwg s a emen : Ch ' N t' . E 1 ti · i I ma, a a ion in vo u on be" in hi s efforts a nd commensurate mg for Y?u t h? No; on the co n t rary, 1 There are and always will be dif- Monroe 1 r ewa1·ds from the student body an d she has mcreased i t. Athletics are f erences and variations in opinions. A H' t f th F E t · M d : b · . is ory o e ar as m o ern facul ty for such efforts. · 1· ecormng more and . more ,prominent . The Dramatic Club c an not an d does I Times - Vinacke

Leslie Leonard m Germ any all the time. ] not attempt to dictate to it s own : I ""' 1· · · tt · · b h t · · th h 11 ' Fiction uusso 1111 rs a emptmg to agam mem ers w a opin10ns ey s a In following up Mr Leon a rd's ar- 1make Rome t he ruler of the world. ; hav e There is no re ason why A L a ntern m Her Hand - Aldrich ti.cle, we h ave made a ge neral survey One o f the first thin gs he is d oing is ' their individual opinions should b e Yell ow Gen tians a nd Blue Gale -0f the college r a nk in athletics and'i to build up t h e bodies of Italian 1cl a imed as of the club. Swan Song enrollmetJ. t of P e ru and have found ; you,ng men by athletics. Unless actng in official c apacity un- The Age of Reason - - Glbbs these s tat istics t o be f 8'cts. l A t h l etics teaches lead ersh ip, for 8 der direction from the club they Misce llan eous As fo r deb ating the college spent l p erson who has served as a lea der citizens of t he school at l arge. Your Money's Worth __ C h ase-S chlink

PHOTOGRAPHIC NEEDS

FINE PORTRAITS

FRAMES

PHOTO FINISHING CAMERAS ALBUMS $250 on these teams , and Mr. L eo n- 1 a lways makes a b etter one if he has Because are individual diff- Fabrics a nd How to Know Them arcl s hows their record for the season. served under anoth er leader. As a ferences, there to be a multiplic- __ .:. __ Denny PetefSOfl

Of the four d eb ates stag ed at Peru : r e s ult , there a r e m a n y former Peru ity of or ganization s of differen t b pes T ab le Service a nd D ec or a tion - Gunn they a s um of seventy cents ; athletes who a r e s up erintendents of to s atisfy the iri'ter ests of the people; IThe Hows a nd Why of ? ooking

pe 1· mght Wesley an p layed fo o tball schoo ls rn Nebraska, Colorado, Wyo - therefore, athl etics, u ramatic cl u b s, 1 Halhda y & Nobl e PHONE wit h P eru : 5560 w e re tak en in a s g ate 1min g , Io wa, Kansas, Missouri., and literary societies, fratern it i es, e ts., a ll, Possible Wo rlds - - - - Hald ane t i·ccei pts of th e bud g ets Com- J oth-er states where P eru's sch olastic h ave their p laces on the c a mpus. ; P or g y - - Heyw a rd & Heyward i p are this $560 with 70 c e nts The trip j record i s know n. There shoul d not be wran g lin g b e- [ The Intelli g e nt Woman's G ui d e t \ • to St. Louis netted he te a m In conclusion, let m e ask a q u es- · tween them but coop eration an d that c i ali sm and C apitalism Sh aw m o ney to stag e th e h omecomin g in \ tion. · Why are we thrilled to see a · fo r t h e best of the schoo l. Old Fai t h a nrl New 1 CLARY'S CAFE Per u , a nd to see the Cha dron game, good game? Why do we cheer our As an ex·ecutive body of the club, + --. nowden ES a nd then s on:e was Acco:- a;thletes? Why d oes the college this council th.ere n ever Nutr.itional P hysiolog y Stiles ! M EALS, ' d i ng- to recerpts, which is the pu,bhc them Just because of their been any a ction or discussio n made I Art m Home and I SHORT ORDE RS demandin g ? ! goo d a thlet1c reco rd? No, fellow stu- as to t he a ffairs of any of the organ- _:. _ Trillin g & W ill iams 2 doors south of Post Office O there was an o(. den ts, b ut because we want .to / iz ations or department;; of the s chb? L / L au g·hter a nd r H ea lth - - W a lsh

The following year t he mg ex a mple of the best mor ally b · h d d h · · I · 1 1g ne 1s twen :y- 1r ay o olm ·

• • vem er, nine t een un re twenty -

• enrol ent re11 off twe nt y-five per not l east, phys ic ally, of the graduates eig ht " n _ . .

cent. In 1919 -1920 a small m a - that Peru is c apab le of producin g· j L. H p

· . . , · eo resident, J01• ty of the g ames were won an d m Herber t E I ve ns . . . .

1921 the e"'ro llmellt . lumped t o 188. ' .

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L1lhan Brady, V1ce -pr es1dent, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, STATIONERY, TO Th f II · p f i· Mar y Gray, Secr etary, \ ICE CRE AM e o owin<r years eru won o u r - t was not my p urpo se last week to

• Wallace Hervey, Tre as urer. ,., een ou o een games, an rom get perso nal m my attack upon the - n thnt t ' th t f th · · Ce dric Cr mk , '"'" 1me on ey pu or a w mnm g ! present d1spar1ty between a t hlatics · t ..J t h · JJ t · d / ' . Fra nces Monarty, "'"' eatz:il, at nu e t erubo me11 mcr:asfie , Ia,nd ·other act ivities on this campus. Hazel Williams I = -">=.<::::::. un n a presen t ere are near ve rn sorry that some chose to the • :

ALL TOGETHER- The Mardis Store is now in position to furnhu ndred students arid still a winning { a rl.iple as menacing in Madonna Brady. 1 ish your ever y food need. Fresh Meats, Lunch Meats, Milk, Bread, t eam I v I d h

E. Haywar d, Cakes and Groceries. of all k inds. You will find our prices reasona- · f enom n or er, t e n, tha t my ideas Ma-r gar et A. Clineburg, These same figures prove ou t with \ may be p r oper l v interoreted I am ap, ble, our merchandise the best, and our serv ice unexcelled. thp.se of the S t ate Normal at K earn ey. e d" thi - - Players Group Lead ers

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We c ompa re with schoo s af o ur t r d o n't want to' be a la Mencken, same ca liber, and not with Notre , ' N Q"} St t• 1 = Dame. all de structi ve, and n on-co nstructive, ' ew I a Ion so I h a v e here a few ideas which will

THE MARDIS STORE

Keith Wolf, and Edwin B oot h Full line of tires, tubes, and , · VIS T THE · c l ari f y th in g s, a nd g i ve future stu- automobile accessories.

Peru Pedagogian d e nts s ome t hin g_ to think aJ;>out. Q

WHEN IN AUBURN I

r>. TRENCE CAN.DY KITCHEN

Dear Sirs : The a nci e n t Greeks were a r a ce of 11 GAS AND OIL rt V

One of the worst ways to IDJUre an ! i n. diy i du a ls who h a d well rounded V We have a modern air hoist HIGH GRADE CANDIES SANDWICHES I l Th h to help us the best servi ce Ji FOUNTAIN SERVICE · orga nization t o which a person be- i ves e1r sc e dule includ-ed not v longs is to use destructive criticism, I only a t hletics which built phys ic a lly possible m lubric ating your O t hat 1 is, cr it icism at the org a n iz ation : they included the cultura l w hic h Q c ar. • O io which t he m em ber belongs.' built mentally and_ spirituall y . Neith- Forsyth Od Co. 0 Schools a re in cluded among th ese or- : e r wer e end m themselves, but 0 1 ga niz atio ns. Yet people who ar e bene- 1 both contributed the <!_evelopment j fit d b · t h d' · t" l f ·1·t· of we ll ro u ndE:d li ves I FOR YOUR FALL COAT

Your FaJI Dress, Your Hat, Gloves, Hosiery, Visit the e y ese e uca 10na ac1 11es · c continue to deplore the state of! A th l e tics, as they a re in most · : t hin gs, but suggest no remedy. ! schools to day , ma ke for an over em- n When

A stateme n t h a s been -ma d e that no phasis on the par t of those individ-

. person knows N otre Dame s cholasti- : uals who do parti c ipate. Ath letics '( , 1 cally, but on ly athletically. This is ; s u ch co nditions become an end ·

part true, no t becau se athletics shade m themselves. For those less fortu-1 ;

a nd ov-er -sh adow all scholasti c w ork, ' n ate i ndividuals -w h o do not p artici-

but b ec ause No tr e Dame is a Catho- i pate in interscholastic gam es t her e

lie college It is the a mbition of _ i s not ,enou g h of th e phys i ca l Th e j

thousands of C at holics in t hi s co un- , European system of physi c a l ed uca-j

try to go t o Notre D a me, as they re - tion h as great ly improve d upon th e

g;i!'d it as the highest college. of u ndemocratic p lan• America is usi ng .,

learning in t he country-scholast1cal- E a ch person, the re, takes part in m Peru .

ly . Naturally, th:ey then have a lar ge some game, In th e U. S. le adi ng 1 U

choice of good papers, and building a l schoo ls are takin g up w ith t his ...........

fi ne· team, and when a go o d team is In t ra -mu ral sp orts a nd corrective ex-

b uilt up, whether at Notr e ame or e rcises are r apid ly b eing recog n ized/ q at Peru, th e approbation, and inci- a s the on ly saviors of the race, phys - 0

dentally the cheering and "rooting," ic ally The Unive rsities of Southern IO of at two -thirds of the student ' Californi a , Ok lahoma, and Harvard body follows ' .mi g ht be cite d as ex a mp les I

C L A R K ' S

ELECTRIC SHOP

Homecomi ng Day was o b- j Thfs id,ea wou ld not jeopardize the / s erved here this year, ,there v:ere ! physical e d ucat io n depa r tmen t, if t h a t three separat e w h!ch unJted l is w h a t you fear ; rather it wou ld j to make Ho:m ecomm g Day a g reat m ake it a field of notenti a li ties. Th at, ty. s u-cces:;, These three elements wer e li friends, is 'my cm athletic s. ' (The Shoe Shop on the Eas t athletics, music, and dramatit:!->. Each Now the cultura l phas e: It is pos- Q Side of the Street) p-erformed its duty nobly and as sible for a schoo l to becom e noted all visitors here that c an for th i ngs- o t):i. er than athletics. St. In addition, each coo]!!erated with the/ Olaf's has b eco me famous for i ts choother and thev were so in ter woven, M th h h You'll not be .1ssappotn e ' •, - Id r a l sm g m g en go e 1e w o w1s that withottt the aid of one, all wou to express themse l ves musically . if you get your hair cut at fa.iled. . . / h Pa rke Coll ege in Missouri h as become BOB KNAPP Athtetics are an m centi vc for t e famou s for just its te a chin g person-

men to get good a nd] they get t nel Harvard has a r

eputation

(Next

..i.. t During one of t 1e re ce n · / Pavement.) em oo. }: U 1 from th ings ot her t han a thletics; · · · games, on e of the ):>est foot ia P ay - 1 /

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THE OMAHA GAME

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I fo r fo r

"DERE FOWKS" father and s on banquet t he other b a ck for Casebee r ; S a u tter fo r Hurst; TRAINING SCHOOL

-- 1' nite I couldnt begin to t ell y o u an Matth ews for H offm a n ; Simpkins for I , 'DIDOES" j D EARES T F OLKES: we had to eat, bu t we sure h ad a lot.

went wide. Score: Peru 6, Omaha 0 ,The sc oring for the first half end ed fi e ld r un had a dvanced the b a ll. Ro t h e rt for Pike. Omaha : Hewlett of the season. ery b o d y asks me if im for it or 1 • down f B .,_ G f B' h . - , . / Well my room.mates going k or aroer; eo rge or oe J.er ; F ra- , , a.g·amst it a n<l I don t know what to Ill 1 t hi·m t ake th1"s Krejc i ran bac m antici_ption of t I ss e ley for Thread g ill. , The hig h school fo otball b a n q u et s ay. I wan t to d o like you said and j own gue 1 c ompleting another of his thrilling wi ll be g iven Friday eve nin g in t h e I try to m ake fr iends with everyon e and mail it so so ofngLo p asses, but finding no one open to re- ASK ME ANOTHER' d" · f h h b I d t k h · · Loads 0 ve, mm ng room o t e ome eco nomics 1 ut o n n ow ow Im go mg to do Johnie c eive he tucked the apple under One of our professors h as evident- department. I it. If I te ll t he ones that are against hi s arm. s tarted a round his own ri g h t Ily been quite troubled i n mind over j i t t h at I a m to why .other fellows ·

e nd, reversed his field stiff-armed just h ow to c ert ain ph e nome n a j Satu rd a y e venin g, N ov ember 17 I w o nt like me and if i tell the fello w s

t hree m e n and ran to eleven y a rd le ast, h e r e l S w h at Mr Ge or ge w. ' t h e s op hom or e cl ass of th e re fo r it to why the fellows :

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linebefore being hauled do w n. It jus t 1 gave u s t he other d ay as a school held a p a r ty in the hi gh I t h at are agai nst it wont lik e me, so !! r; took Hehtz two · tries at the ! line t o of a p uz:i;Ie. He schoo l assembly. Th anks g iving da y ! I don t kno w w h ether I m for it or I W ED., THURS., DEC 28- 29 t n e t the touchdowrr. c it. anot er p ap er, and Igames were pla yed. Of course the I agai nst it. I gues III just tell t h em I MARION DAVIES IN t, The second h a lf is 1 th a t w{II g o passing it odn to y ou . r efreshments were also of t he thanks- : t h at I hav ent h eard any t hin g about I "Patsy" ri d h e cross-wor puzzle 1s an m- · t I t th I t h b f · h ; own m t e annals of football histo - t . I I b g i ving ype ' l e n w on ave t o e o r e1t er I

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t hd · w i m e rn a m 1 i ions y et j t h" k •t A I I h h R mbe Thur s .t: ouc owns When end run s failed promul gatin g e x tensive York Sy mphony Orchestra under the m w as co u Jdn t h a rdly laug s ere. e me r - II for a time, "Swede" hit the line for and meticulously desig ned to promote direction of Walter D amrosch. This t ell w hethe r it was an A or A C I d ay night is t first downs. Then, to give the fans fulminative vituperation, disp el hebe- orchest r a broadcasts o ver the chain I y know. t hey look an. awful lot I CHINA NIGHT , a thriJI a nd v a ry their a tta ck a little, and develop speculative s t ations especially for schools. The ! a hke t h a t 1s when . t he A is n.ot q niet I See a good show an d get a ' K rejci w o uld step b a ck a nd toss a contemplative, introspect iv e, ;programs serve to instil t he appreci- j close d I afraid to t h e p iece o f chin a for that hop e f; p ass . Two of his flip s nett ed touch- ative and cog ita tiv e fa cult ies. Iati on of good music in to the students. j er for s he mi g ht. chartge 1t 01· c a ll it 1 21 chest. t d owns.

j Both the junior and senior hi g h i a C o r so m ethin g I m p u rty su re t The third qu a rter s aw the invad- scho ols have been he a r in g t hese p ro - 1t was a n A t ho. I FRI., SAT., NOV . 30, DEC. 1 f. in g ki tties march down the field to ' / grams, which nave been made poss- Oh Boy I s ure had a g ood f eed at I COLLEEN MOORE IN t t h e 17-yard m a rke r, receive two 15-

ALUMNI NOTES

; ible by t he installation of a new Kol- I "O Kay" 1 1 yard p e n alties, a nd s t ill sc ore t heir ' lster 7, all-electric U, Q count er. The he ad linesm an s aid it - A E J h ; Yo u hav en' t seen a nything a t w as th1 rd a nd 26 B" J d I = • • 0 nson, D. D. s. '{.I: · I II t"l c 11 . h" Ii , so 1!5 procee - Glen Joder is att endin g t he State ..__,.._ U a un 1 you see o een m t 1S It; e d t o make 1t b a ck; hi s flip to Case- College of Medicine a t Omah a. DR . N. S. HARAJI AN . I' l a t e , l aughable re lease. She· is t bee r w as g ood fo r 22 yards and then 1 • '! DENTIST

Phone 36 ( I a t her bes t in t his o ne Also I thoug ht g et into the scenes ! Robert Knapp , wi t h his w ife, we re X-RAY SERVICE L ; / I C omedy: I a httle so he laid out on t he ne xt in Peru last Saturday. They are I "FIGHTING F ATHERS" I· ' play and received Krejci's p ass for teachin g at Honey Creek.

O' •· r tt ;r mes · Pharmacy. T e l. Z7 ' t h e c oun ter. l 1 f· Q 0 MON. , DEC. 3, O NLY 5 and lOc

Then t he powerful "Swe de" started : . . . ri "Annl··e" Ii on his bi H i W a lter N aim a n 1s teach m g com- I f Oma ha :tz;, a at El g in , N eb rask a. He Jacks I S p E C J A L T y f 0 MEEK LUMBER CO. ·1 f: in himself, " c a r r ied t h e b all seve n mne ho urs of his d egree, a nd pl a ns I

AMBULANCE AND I I C 0 M I N G . t im es s tr aig ht to a dv a nce i t 60 yard s to take work this I

FUNERAL DIRECTORY 'I0

MANUAL TRAINING J D EC. 4-5 I fo r t h e fou t h t hd H wm t er, fim s hmg up next summer. I

LUMBER WM HAINES IN f , r ouc ow n. e never

failed to gain ; he was a lways g ood 1 '

fo r t he nec essa r y y a rds a nd a nd four h uci e rwi!1 is tea ch m g in ..

of the six touchdown s scored must be t ow n, Bronaug h , Missou ri. Miss

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accredi ted to th at ge ntl eman. ,Irwm h as a two -y ea r, a nd is doin g PAINTS

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EC 6-7 -

a. The Bobcats made more tlian :uv••• - g n, 'c'

fo ur bmes as many yards rushmg ana I Following is the program r iven:

completeji four out of ten passes for ' T b 1 Charles Trenholm • FOR SALE

124 yards as comp ared to two out of Cr! 0 1:1 one slo

nine for 22 yards for Omaha. d B Cl well located, and at the right

Sportsman co e yron

In fact, the boys : Jokes Clineburg, an d Marsh p price. Inqm.re of

made only one bid. for sco11ng h?n - Cornet solo - Mac Dimning a

ors, and that was m Dthe hpenodd ' Piano solo Roland Stephenson

when Camnbell ran ..,..eru's ri g t en for 22 yards and O'Hanlon followed it up with another one the same place !

for 24. But the Graf-coached outfit

tightened up when they saw the ball

on their own 21-yard line and took

the pi g skin on downs

And now, all Omaha and Nebraska things

are singing the praises of a p ow erful, without

crruhin g g rid aggregation

from Peru. They termed P a ul Hertz "the human 'tank,". they compared

on the great line play

T. c. COLLI·NS

PERU PEDAG O G IAN

LEc.CLUB ST AR T ED Y EAR 'S PROG AM FR ID AY

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SUCCESS ROOM BU·RNED ARE PR·ESENTE,D· ON

commenc e d mo rnin g . in g room s , ov e r the e n g in e r oo m s, Miss Ru t h Ahlb erg is t o b e t he new GAME IS HARD FOUGHT

BICFORD H AS SOLO P A RT W e dn es d a y mo rnin g, a nd bu t for the ILARGE CROWD PRESENT co ll eg e nurse Mi ss Ahlb e r g is well prom p t a rr i v a l of the t o wn fire de- • p rep a re d f o r ·the po siti o n , h a vin g h a d The N I. A. A . c onference ch arr\ -

T h e Peru G le e Clu b st art ed t h e i r pa r tme nt, w ould w it h o u t d o ubt have I The Everett Liter a ry Society pre- ex p e ri e nc e as a t eacher and pr actice pion Bobc ats had litti-e trouble in di s1 a s a t r ai n ed nur se She comes to· the posing of T a rkio and droppin g th e annua l "Peru singers" T o u r l ast F r i- h a d s er io u s r es ul ts sented three one-act plays in the col -

l S d D b s c h oo l hi g hly re c om mended. curtain o n the 1928 s e a son wi t h a win day evenin g w h e n t h ey m o tore d to I t s eems t h at in t he fin is h in g room , ie g e auditorium, atur a y , ecem er h h d h on Turkey d a y when the y down e d th e Au bu r n and g a v e a pro g r a m at t h e

1. A lar g e crowd attended Mi ss Ahlber g a s a t ree yea r s h , h ,, w h ere th e p a m t m g and 01im g are I . . of co ll ege work a t V a lp a r ais o Uni - Mi ssouri a n s 18 to 0 on t e ' 5 o w me Boy's Conference. A b o ut two b un- - The pro g r a m was given m order h 1 d' 'd d o n e, a nd w here the n a in ts a nd chem- 1 h h t f d t v e r si ty She -is als o a g r a du ate of t e squ a s own g n dred fifty b oys from a ll o ver th e state - t a t t e soc1e y m a y secure un s o Illin ois Tr a inin g School for Nurses ; T a rkio w in.nin g the to ss cho se to were in atte nd a n ce. i c a l s f or wo o d fini s hin g are sto r ed, Ip a y for o _ ag es in the Pe r uvian , and B h k k d t hi s t r a inin g school is rank ed as on e defend the north g oa l. unc 1c e Mr Be n for d was fi rs t c a ll ed u p o n a qu a n t i t y of benzene u sed for this other expenses of the soci e ty. of t h e g r eatest nur se s t rain in g insti- off to t he T a rkio 30-yard line wh e r e t o demo n s t ra t e h is a bilit y o n t h e 12 i - w ork h a d b e e n sp ill e d o n Tu es d ay. The p la ys were: "The Man in t h e t u t ion.s in t h e Uni te d S tat es Bes ides T a r ki o fumbl es a nd P er u' s " Hu ma n nno, t h e r e quest was for T ur key in On this fl o o r t h en, a m a t c h h ad i n Bo wler H a t ," "Th e U p per Crust" t hi s Mi ss Ahlb e r g h as b een prac t icin g T ra ck t or" recov e r s . P e ru's b a ll. t he Straw"; as a n e n core he p l a y e d s om e u na cco un ta ble manne r bee n al -a nd "Wisdom Te e th." E ac h pl a y w as in Om a h a, a n d h as ta u g ht at v a riou s P er u sta r te d ou t wi t h th e, b a ll on a hi s own number, "Mar c h of t h e 1 t o fa ll . While i n ro om a t we ll a c te d a nd dir ected. sc h ools. p ow erfu ll line s m as hin g d r iv e, wit h W o od e n Dolls " Ih i s w o rk W e dn es d a y morning a b ou t I Ben Groot hius w as bus iness m a n a -N e w Coach is All-Kansas Sta r " S we d e," Zo ok, a nd K rej ci m a kin g T he Glee C l ub , un d e r t he dir e c tio n e l ev en o 'cl o c k , L e l a nd P a rr iott, son Ig er of t he pr og r a m , a n d Elm er H e r -E rnes t L o rb ee r co mes to t ak e t he lon g ga ins Th e y c a rr ie d i t to t h e of Pr o f Benfo r d, t hen pr es ent e d t h e ir of Sheri ff L ee P ar r io t t of Auburn , t el wa s Adv ert isin g m a n a g e r , p lac e of " J immy " L ove l·ess w h o r e - Tarkio 5-y ar d lin e, w h ere t h ey w ere p r og ram a s follows : a c c i de n t a ll y steppe d on th e m atc h , Th e Fi r st pl a y was dir ected b y L es - c e n tl y p ass e d a way Mr L or b ee r is h e ld for downs. V e neti an Love Song - - - - Ne v in . i gniti n g it, a nd t he t_rou.b ie ':as on . lie C a rri e; the second by Ma donn a a gr a duate of t h e K a ns as S t ate T e ach - A pu ntin g du e l foll owe d b et w een C b s ' S o much of t h e m ateri a l m t his room · · K Wh z k d G ·ee n a nd occ u p 1 ' ed the i e Her R o se - - - - - - oom 1 , h h 1Bra d y; and t h ir d b y F ranc 1s Mori a rty. e r s Coll eg e a t H a y es a n sas e n oo a n IL i t t l e P e e -weet - - - - P et r ie- P ar k s ; i s o f a n m fl a.r:imabi e n a tur e, t at t e I T he c as ts we r e as fo ll ow s : at H a yes h e p la y e d e nd o n t h e co l- ' mai n d e r of the fi rs t qua r t e r . a n cl a C01or S o n g - - - I room w a s q m ckl y a s h ee t of fl a_:ne / leg e foo tb a ll t e am forw a rd in b as - b ig s h a r e of t h e s econd, until Zook ' I b d th e a bili ty of t h e co l- The Man m th e Bowle r H a t 1 • I ff b ' f I 65 d t Th e sec o nd num b er is a b a n t on s olo : t was ey o n ' · I .· ;ketb all , a nd a lso partici p a t ed m b ase - o a e a u t 1 u pun w i th chorus Th e solo par t was tak - \ l e g e e m p loyees to cope w it h , a nd t he : J ohn - - De a n Gi b all a n d t r a c k. He w a s s elect e d as J wh ic h w as d owned on T a rk io s 4- yar d e n b y Loui s Bick ford . ; fir e depar t me n t w as c a ll ed . Th e ; Mar y - - - F ay Ma s tm I a ll- s tat e en d in fo otb a ll a nd fo r ward ' lin e. The T ark io p unt e r was fo r ce d T he Glee Club co nsi ts of t he fol- j wo rk _of t he bo ys was p: omp t a nd ! He ro - - -R us sel I.in b as ketb a ll. H e was al so p l ace d as l t o k ick from hi s own g o a l lo w i ng : effective, a nd rn a few min u t es t h e _Ma n - - - - B e n Gr ooth1 u s . a m e mb e r of t h e Kans a s all- time l i n e. K r ejci s natc h es t h e p u nts a n d First Teno r s: P a ul Collins, D o n bl aze w a s u n de r co n t r ol, a nd t h e :Vill ain - - - - - - W alte r W e ise It . r eturn i n g w ith g oo d i n Lerf e r a n c e

Duryea, Fl oy d Le w i s , William O kr e nt , build in g sav ed. . / P ro p e r t y Mg r. -Mild re d W e n zl t h e s u mm e rs Mr. L o r be e r J s cores a touch d own. B u nc h T ren h olm, a nd Walter T he fir e wa s to th e one I

1h a s b ee n profess ional b ase - • f'a il s .to k ick try for po m t Sc o r e W eise ro om, a nd ou tsid e 0 1 wh at ]' The Upper C r u s t \ ba il. H e w as a ssis ta n t co ach a t \ .Pe ru 6, T a r k io 0

Wei se.

Se con d T enors : John B ath, E dgar Col e Cedri c C rin k, Bern a r d Ga ll oway. As a R e ctor, E ar l Whipp le, and Ches t e r K o rb er.

ro on1, a n d ou tsi d e oi what harn1. te - 1 , Th e Up per Cr u s t 'm" · " "" s u lte d fro m t he w a ter , n o d am age I . · . b a ll. He was ass is t a nt coac h at P er u 6, T a rkio 0. a s d t t h t f th b "Id " Mrs. Ed. P. Mi ll er H elen Al ex a n d er H aves co ll eg e w h ere h e ob ta ine d h is Tarkio's Punt Blocked w one o · e r es o e m m g . Ed p M. . · · · · Th e fl · d d T · t h · w ar d age illei J o e Kr eJc i co ach in g exp erience. Tarkio elec te d to recei ve Captain oo r , w m ows an ce i m g m is T e d Mill er (th eir son) __ Cl ay· Coy · · · ·

Bari t ones : Le wis Bi ckfo r d , Harry Brun-F d o n Dar is Bunc h , El vin D a v -

e amount of the d am ag e is es - · _ c ha 1·ge of th e p ys1c a e ucatlon " emp s a e er u me r e en ropt im a ted at three or four hund red cl asses w hi c h have been catalogued e d b ack a nd punted to Zook, who l et

r oom, h ow·e v r e, s uffe re d s ev er ely, a nd - - I Mr. L orb e er wi t h be h ea d c oa ch Bunch ge t s off a s hort kick , a nd T a rt h 1 l f h Ma d am E. - - - - Ed 1t h Pro kes b k b 11 d . I . k 1' et t ti 35 a d l" e e s u p p 1es an d t 1e work o t e stu- p , \ 1n as et a , an ass is t a nt coac 1 ln o r urn s o 1e11 Y• 1 s m d t d b d I op ert y Mg r. Amzie G rass f b 11 d k H 11 l h H ·t ta k l d h ' Af t . e I e n s u n e r w ay w e r e urn e . A , . p . oot a an tr a c . e w 1 a so av e e1 z c e . lm. e r s e v ra Th 1 ss t ro o. Mg r. __ J esse Fi sh er I . h 1 d " tt t t t h p l " G d - Pn port, Ha ro ld Fi s h e r , Th eo d ore R o ehrk ns. e, Lo w e ll Spro ul , Verno n Pegg·ee.

Bas : Earl A n drews, J am es D e lz el l, D el bert McC onna h a , Harvey Ni cke l, Elto n Reinm ill e r , Du a ne S ams , R usell Schaefer, Geor ge Coo k , a nd O tto Boellstorf .

doll a r s.

LIN:DSAY, BROWN O·RCANIZE TEAMS

\Visdom T ee th 1fo r Mr L ove less. t h e b a ll r o ll d ea d. An other pun t in g Mi ss P ea rs on - :--------- Ell e n Nil es I du e l fo llowed wi t h the r s eul that T a r -

H enry W e lli1:i,g t o n H el l_ _ W a rr en R e a

PIRATES STAR

ki o is aga in for ce d to pun t from b e -

.Mi ss Wellin g t o n __ D orot hy Worle y hind the g oal line. The punt wa s Th e Attendant _ Ma r gare t Gr a ves JN

YEAR'S OPERA I

blocked a nd recovered by Peru on Prop erty Mg r ___ Ma ry C onw ay the T arkio 1-yard line. H ertz hit s Stag e Mg r. - - Fr a nk Cop e j / - (Continued on Pa g e 4) , A c comp ani s t , Ralp h C h at el ai n.

NORMAL BOARD

TO BOND·PREXIES

T rial b y Jury is 'Fopic to be Discussed

By Nebraska College

JOINT MEETING

!Gilbert and Sullivan's Masterpiece

! . In Near Future '

WAYNEGAM,E

_In ev ita bl y , w h en a que stion is s ub-

THANKSGIVING

w ho -: as a ppr entices to , m 1tte d fo r d eb at e am ong the coUeg es t he Pir at es a.s a child, ha s g rown up,

IS CALLED OFF

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bet we en the two s chools, ju s t t he sam e as if the te ams h ad pl a y e d a t Wayn e ibis y ear .

Pe r u a nd W ayne co ac h es a lso se ein g· th at t h e ga me w ould h a v e n o dir ect bearin g on the resul t s in th e N I. A. A. conference re g arded t h e ga me as being unece ssary

The s tate normal b oa rd a t a m eet-T h e que s t lon fo r thi s s easo n is : Re - Y. . W . a nd. Y. M. held a j.oint ' w hen his indentures are over, he is The information is given out at t h e ing held a t W a yn e decid ed to r equ i r e so l ve d , t h at pr a c t i ce of t r i a l b y jury m ee t m g 1n the hi g h school audi t or- c onfr onte d by th e dau g h t ers of Gen- colle g e that the foo t b a ll ga m e with I 1 11 b b 1· h d ,, It · c b · t ium Wedne sd a y evenin g The y in - · 1 St I h th G l pres idents of the fo u r st a te n o rm a l , s 1 o u c e a o i s e · is a ., u Jee , · . . . er a an ey, w o, as e enera I W a yn e T ea chers Colleg e, which w as · \ of c o n tent i o n a m o n g le a din g jurists ! v ited th e C C: A. to p ar tici pate rn ' s a ys, "All of whom a r e be a utie s." I . . sc ho o ls to g ive bon d m tne su m of f h t' Th the m eetin g D on a Jone D elzell h ad d h to h a v e b een pl a yed a bou t th1 ee 01 m eve r y p ar t o t e na 10n e · I The plo t, t hen, ha s l a r g ely to o wi t $15, 000 e ach. for t.h e pro t e c t 10n o f j u ry h a s bee n t h e str o n g hold of civil j ch ar g e of ' t he wo rkin g out of th e lo ve aff a ir s of week s ag o, h as. now been enstate funds m then· h a n ds S ta te a nd i ndi v idu a l libe r ty for th e c it ize n, A sp l en did Thanksg ivm g prog r a m Ithe se tw o youn g peopl e, a nd he re tirely c ancelled This w as to h av e Superi n tendent Ty l er at a p r e v ious ry of every ci v iliz e d n at ion ev er sin ce h a d been arr an ge d and w as prese nted j aga in we find th at "The cours e of been W a yn e' s homecomin g gam e, b ut . t he te nth - c e ntui·y Th e pi·er og·ati' v e bv t he three or ga niz a tion s I t I th! " - meet in g propose d t h e b o nd m g of · J · 1 ue ov e n ev er 1uns smoo y. the bi g storm which s w ept ac r oss the of b e in g t r i e d by a gro up of hi s 1e l- The fir st number was a qu a rt et se- 1 T he m u sic and di a' og are brioht pres iden ts of the n ormals Th e m at - · 1 t ' Th t t d ' state at t hat time left the W a yn e . l ow country m e n; a nd prese n t rn g hi s ec io n e quar e w as c om p os e a nd sn app y Gilb e r t, a l a w ye r 111 h o te r wa s r eferred to a co m m i ttee of Ic ase to th e m fo r c on s id erat i o n and d e- of Ja m es Delzell, B e rnard Ga loway, nev er earn ed ov er $ 300 per ye ar at field with a b out four inch es of mud , w h ich Th om as H a mer of K earn ey ci sio n h as be en r egar d e d as o n e of D on a ld Dur y e a , a i;id Tr en - 1t he b ar , m a de a mi stake ·in put tin g on top of which t h e re was a no t he r wa s m a.d e chairm a n. He was un a bl e the most signa l chi<! \ e n1 ents of th e holm. Th ey were accomp a m e d by ou t a g oo d s h ow And. Sir Ar thur fo ur inches of snow. W ay ne at th at to attend t he m e e t in g a.t W ay n e but En g lish. peop le i n t h e l as t t en cen- R alph Ch a tel a in. June B r ic k le fa v - who by the w a y, w as time as ked to h a ve the g am e p os tt h e tur i es ored with a v o c a l solo Sh e w as ac - k ni g h ted by the Kin g of En g land, beub m i tl.ed a wri tte n repo r t of . d b R h Sh 11 pon ed till t he first week in D ec emb e11 E s sent i a lly the jury s y stem is a r e- comp a m e Y ut e Y· cause h e w as a ble to m a k e the En gcomm itt ee s i g ned by h imself, a lso s uit of th e d e mand of the "Co m mon Ta lks w e re then g iv-en by Mi ss li s h p eople la u g h a t th em se lves, is This w as pre tt y l ate in the seaso n foi P r esid ent W. R. P a te of P e ru., a nd l Cl asses" fo r e q u a li t y b e for e th e Ja w, Church and Mr N or w oo d. Mi ss we ll k n ow n to ever v <· n e We g u.a r - a foo t b a ll ga me in t hi s latitud e, so Presid ent u . s. Conn of Way n e. an d s ymb o li zes t h e a t tem p t of gov- Ch ur ch sp ok e on t h e Th a nk sg·ivin g a ntee t hat if yo u h ear t hi s s h ow you fe a rin g a n ot her s t or m a nd a bi g exTile repor t a d y is e d t h e bondi ng of , er n me nt to ful fi ll th a t re q uest. tod ay Sh e c?r r : c te d t h e w ill "Gco g niz e so : ue of the t un es. pen se, Wayne rec e ntly as k ed t h at t h e p r es ide n ts in the s um of $ 1 0,000, b ut Nevertheless r ecent years h ave id ea t h at ou r Pil g rim w er e Th e c ho ru ses a re. as follows : ga me for thi s y ear b e c a nc ell ed. Th e doub t e d t h e p r ac tic a bili t y o f t h e b rourrht fort h w i de -s p r ea d cri t ic ism t he found er s of Th a n ks g 1v111 g She Dau g hters of MaJOr-Gen er al S t an- Peru a u t horiti es believ e d t h at t hi s wh ole propos i.f;;ic5n in a ietter accom- i 11 Unite d States a g a in s t t h e u n - poi n te d out th.at a d a y h ad b een s et Jey: D ori s E ri ck son, Ma r g ar et M'.l j 0 r s , panin g - the rep ort After certainty a n d fa ll acy o f jus t i ce d is - for in Vir g iui a Mil ste ad, Lori ne N ort"n, cou rse wo uld be for th e b est, so ac;i ble d is cu ssion the boar d d ec id e d to pe n s ed by j u r i e s The purp ose of t he t im es b1 ou g h t t h e id ea D or othy Wu ster, Ma rga re t · ceded t o the request, a nd the game bo nd presid ents in the s u m o f $ 15, 000 , debate sq u a ds in Neb ras k a colle ges to Amenca and 1t 1s from t h em t h a t Ett; n Wi lso n, w as c a ll ed off entirely W a yne will t h e b o ard t o p a y t he p rem iu m o n I is to b r in g t o c a ndid ates for th ese we g e t our c onception of t h e d ay. Luc1 Le Hu g h es, Fl ? rm e El h ott ,_ : d<J. come to Peru n ext year for the g am e s uch b o nds from boa rd f und s Th e s qu a d s , a nd t h e pub lic a go odl y Mr Norw oo d spoke on the sp i r it of Sh rep e l, E s th e r D1 c ker:0 n, L,u:1lle matt er o f bonding pres id en ts of n or- a m o unt o f fact s an d m ate ri a l Lo fa- mod e rn Th a nk sg ivin g , and co mp a r e d N ewcomer, Averyl "b dnh a ma ! s cho o ls w as called to t h e b oard's c i li t a t e f a m il i a r ity w i t h t h e q u es ti on i•t with the Tha n ks g ivin g of yester- Pr o k es, MH y Gray, .Jc.s e phi.'.1: Mc Coatten t i o n when n.orm a l funds we r e a nd ena bl e a ll who c a re to s tu dy the d a y He m a de u s fe e l th at we all m as t' d . b the f ailina of a n a t ion a l fa c ts . t o d eter m ine their posi t io n con - h a v e m an y t hin gs t o b e th anksful foT, The P ir ates of Penzance: W a lt er te up y :.io • • J 1 h h . d l 1· .t W R I h Ch t I . ' sa R e ctor, bank Kearn e y. cernin g the nuli ficati o n of Jury t nal. t ou g w e not a w a ys r ea 1ze 1 e ese, a p a e am, h d . t d t wo Pe r u' s squad w ill fun ctio n a lon g \ Th e c oncludm g number on th e pro- Ced r ic Crink, Lowell Sproul, Vernon 'Fhe b o ard furt er es1gna e · · 1 · p Th d R h k E a I t K Y I th Se l ines an d t h e va l ue of p a r t 1c1- g r a m w as a p ia n o solo by rofe sso r P eggie, ea ore oe r ·asse, ' r banks at Cha dron , t w o a ea rn e e ' , (C · d p 4) . d p 4 ) (Co n t inued o n P ag e 4 ) B e nfo1 d ontmue on age · ( Con t mue on age . . I

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T h e largest pe r centage i n a n y co ll ege was twenty to o n e fo r Smith in Mo un t I St. Ma r y ' s Co ll eg e, E mm its bu rg , Ma r y l a nd Th e largest perc en t age for Hoover in a n y co ll eg e w as e ig h - 204 p ounds of · d h runm g , as m g, tee n to o n e. at _ Wheato n Coll ege, bl ock i ng, an d pass in g football mateWh eato n , Illm o1s.

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if Smith ca rri e d te n so u t h e r n s t a t es Vi rginia cast t h e g r eates t number of indiv idu a l votes fo r Smi t h and P en nsy l va n ia t h e most votes for H oove r.

Ifollowing t h e football ban quet. - The )\ pictu re ord er is Buste r Ke a ton in (The Shoe Sbop on the East V " Colleg"e" a Un'ited Art ists Pi cture, in/ Side of the Stree t) 0 \vh ich Mr. K eaton comes to .colleg e as a freshma n . I

"College" i tself is the cleverest con- / =================== g lomeraticm of gags, giggles, and I guffaws wh ich t he frozen -face d fun - 1 :( When in Auburn maker has t u rned out in his sensa-tional comed y c areer. 1 EAT AT

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Many ath letic stars of vario u s u ni - 0 versities a ppear in this pic t ure, su ch · Busy Bee Cafe as Charles B orah, r.hampion collegiate · fl spri nter; Lee Barnes world' s champion poJ.e - va ul ter; Henry C o zzeshall, champion h ig h jumper , and severa l others

I T h1s IS J oe s last yea r m P eru. H e I S m g, bu t c ame back to get his degr ee.

t h e r egistr at ion t h_i s J oe Krejci. J oe h as p layed a great Won der w h at stops em? Just loo k yea1 t h ere we1 e 892,808 students m game of foot b a ll t his ye a r at the ge n - over on the r ig h t si d e of the line a nd t he 1,104 Ame ri ca n of w hi c h I era l's pos i tio n H is accurate passes ! th t II t II I · I - · ' see · a sma s one wa . t 1s n o544,685 were m e n an d 3 and abi li ty to carry t h e ball h as · . . Th e c.oope r atio n of the e n e ws- ma d e him a m a n feare d by all op- I R alp h W1lhams, 180 p ap ers was se c ured §· u _ n g b a l- pon ents. T h e d a ili es comp a r e hi m 1poun ds of solid r ock defe nse. R alph lots. aced at w i th b ecaus e. of passin g, ! h as su r ely a consisten t if not stragte,,1c spots R e- a nd P ei u compares hi m with S loa n · an c u tstand m g gam e this year. F or turns c ago at the f bis a ll past year R a lp h h as been teac hla test possi b le um

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a g e, wri t i ng t h e b a nd's hi stor y fr om I its forma tion in T y ron e, P e n nsylv a ni a "A h u ma n ta nk" w ho can b ow l t hro u g h P e nn S t a te Coll eg e a nd its over a ll opposit io n. Th a t's "Swed e" I m a ny v a c is situ des, in t h e D ecemb e r I P a ul Hert z, 226 pound s of halfb a ck. : College Humo r . . " They . inte rpol ate d IVery ·seld om was t h e ba!l ever / tri c ky rh yth ms m to their numbers. e d to " S wed e " that he di dn't c a rr y 1t I Th e y w e re n ot a imin g t o take th e for a t le ast five y a r d s Ma ny t i mes pl ace h eld by a nyone els e 'There is he ca rri ed t h e b a ll t hru t h e comp lete C ap ta i n D a ri s Bunc h, All-state c e npl•e n ty of r oom for us all,' s a ys Fre d lin e, o nly t o be s t opped af ter he had , ter for two s e asons and p ossib le a ·w a ring ' We don't want to u s urp c a r r ied t he b a ll twen t y-fiv e or t hir ty , t hi r d Bunch do w n the c en te r a.n oth er's p la c e in the public's a ffec- yards Ma ny of p ositi o n with s killed and d e termi ned t wn. We war.J.t t o be oursel ves, t o b e were m a de w h e n Swede p lowed , fo r ce. H e only weig h s 206 p o unds an d to somethin g t h r ou g h lin e e ig ht, te n, o r 1 ! so you c a n jud g e h ow e asy i t is to um que in d a nce b a nds. fi f t ee n y a1fts. L ets a ll h op e th at move him from his tr ac ks. Bunch " W a rin g"s b ecame heroes t o the " Swed e" is as coachi n g Iis a g re at defens i v e an d offen s ive p ublic. They were all so yo un g , s o · as he h a s bee n dun ng his co ll ege j player H is accur ate p assin g has g ood look ing And t h ey w e re so fo otb a ll ca r eer , been a g re a d a id t o the b a ckfi e l d cle a n in the w ay th ey liv ed Fred j On t he d efens e i t h as r arely bee n War in g n e ver allowed d issip atio n in J AMES D ELZE LL i kn ow for a n opponent' s p l a ys to p ass hi s p e r so nne l; no 'colleg e drunks' a r e / t h ro u g h t his t e rritory. Man y t i m es to lerated. H is b oy s are r e g ula r in Bunc h c r a wls t h ro u g h t h e lin e t o t h eir h ab i ts, a nd intereste d i n t h e i r s mear a p l a y b efor e it reac hes t h e

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Simpki ns, guard, 161 p o u n d s from school bec a u se of illness a nd d arling an d r e g r etted w h en he t o ok "Simp" wa s a little sm all t o be p la y - eve r y hop e is t h at s h e will b e b a c k hi s b a nd fo r a t our of exc lus ive E ur o- - Iin g g u a r d , bu t a ccompanie d t h e t eam wi t h h e r cl asses after C hrist mas.

p ea n r es o r ts, which n e tte d t h em o v e r < as a su bsti t u te; when h is ch a n c e Ma n y of h e r p reci o us h ours are b eo n e hun dre d t h o us a nd d oll ars. Th ey would com e h e was a b ra ve li t t le ing spen t re adin g l etters sen t to h er 0 can n ow g rin a t th e m em o ry of the i r '.'Jim mie" los t o ut 011 Jot of fun I and had t r ue Bo b c a t b y s t uden t s, n ew and o ld , frie nds and .PHON E 56 PERU p r ofesso rs' p r edic - yea r , t hi s fig h t in g Bob cat inj u r ed I T hi s 1.s S1 mpkrns l ast year r e latives. T h e P ed ago g i a n sta ff s i nt 1ons an d s a y to them, Well, w e mad e h 1s a nk le in the p ar t of t he se a- · w i t h P e r u, h av in g pl ayed four years h op e tha t S a n ta C laus will b e g oo d, di dn't we?' " Is on a n d h as b e en la id -up m os t of t h e Gr af ' champi o ns Simpkins goo d to h er a nd b r i n g h er p len.ty of s e a son. " Jimmi e" h as pl ayed four he h as h ad v_ e ry m u c h s t rength fo r Christmas.

EARNING AND LEA RNI N G Iyea r s w i t h t h e co llege team , a nd d u r- ac ti ve fo otb a ll m co lle g e ? . You'll no t b e dissappo in ted A s i t s s ixth term b egi ns Commo n - in g t h at t i me h as m a d e a n exceot io n - k nows t h e g ame, and will m a k e s ome- OMAHA F OOT B ALL MAN KILLE D ) i f y ou g et y o ur hair c ut at w ealt h College h a s m odi fie d i t s co n - j a lly fi n e r e co rd for h imself as a h ig h school a real footba ll c o a c h ne xt F o ur of t h e Om a h a Un i ve r si t i es I) BOB KNAPP sti t u t ion to p ermit s tud en t p a rticip a- 1tac k le Wh il e " Ji mmie" o nly w e ig h s ye a r. fo ob all men were injure d , o ne fat o ll y, ( t ion in schoo l go v e rn men t. A ll t hird a 176 p o unds, h e h as t ho se stee l Sat urd ay n ig ht, N ovem b e r 24, w h en a ( N e x t to G a ines Hall 0 0 the year a r e n ow ta k e n i nto t h e I t h a t has e n abl ed h im to G AME WAS C ANCELLED. ca r d r i ve n by Alde n Johns o n, fresh- f P a vemen t. ) assoc1 a t10n whic h owns and co n tro ls bi eak u p m a n y o f t h e opp o n'e n ts A t t h e last mi nute T h u r sd a y a f t er- m a n was s t r u ck by a g ro c e r y t ru ck this un iqu e ins t itut ion in t h e A rk a n- p la ys b a ck of the l in e of scrimmag e. n oo n t h e P eru -Au b urn foot b a ll gam e Gilb e r t Ed ward s, s t ar f u llb ac k of _ _ s as h ills At t h e prese n t t im e t h e r e " J immi e" can p la y eithe r tac kle or for Th a nksg i vin g w as call e d of A u - the O maha t eam, r ec eived a fr a cure d Q a r e as m a ny stu d e n ts as fac ulty g uard wit h un e qu a l ab ility burn bo ys w e i:e h e r e, a nd both th e s ku ll an d ot h er injuri es, from wh ich & Th membe r s in this g o v e rnin g bo d y .Auburn a n d P eru boys were i n t h ei r he di e d Fra nk Thr ea d gill r ecei ved io ere is no Subs titut e Th d AMZIE G.R ASS s ui ts, a nd on t h e fiel d , w h e n t h e su - cuts abou t th e h ead and face, and FOR HO · e r e a r e n o e ans or r egents to Amzie

e,ct upo n t h e recommen d ation of t h e Grass, w h i le no t alw ay s a peri nten d e nts of the tw o s choo ls an - R o b ert S t rei twe iser's h ead w as c ut s t ude n ts and teac h ers T h eJ r say is r e g u l a r , Amzie h as a co nsisten t n o unc ed t h a t t h e n ot R a l p h Ka h n r e cei ved a r m i njuri es J a s a b usiness polic fin a l. A Ph. D ., w h e n h e h a s comp let- ai d to the team by b ein g on e of t h e I p l ay. The r eas on for t hi s a ctio n w as Fu n e ral se rvi ce for Gilbert Ed- 11 Y Q ed a y e ar in r esid e n ce at t h e co lle ge, fi r s t s ub -g·uard s. An1Z ie w e ig h s 1841th e s t a te of t h e w eath er, an d t h e co n - w ards wer e h e ld Tu esday a ftern oo n . \ J • C . C H A TELAIN po u nds nnd h as p le nty of fi g ht H e 1 d i t ion of t h e fi e ld. It h a d r a i n e d a ll Specia1 t 11·but e w as pa1'd by t h e s tti - I is g i ven the s ame a u t h ori ty as a co un - h b I W try b oy, n o m atter w h a t hi s pre v io u s as een w1th t h e t eam fo r fo ur con - I mornm g , n ear l y , a nd w as at t h at tim e d e n t s of O mah a U atc h maker and JeweleT sch oo lin g , wh o h as d o n e t wo years sec u t 1ve ye a rs, and ca n a lw ays he d e - ' s n owin g. Th e two sup e rin t end e n ts Edw a rds p l ayed h is l ast f o o t.b a ll

of sati sfacto r y w ork in t h e co ll ege on w h e n t h e r:all com es for , d e emed t he con d i t ions t oo b ad to go ag a inst the P eru Bobc ats o n t h d Sc hool S i· hnn to e n t er t h e g ame on of t h f t 1 .d t ' e ay 0 Upp 1es · e a a acc1 e n

TUES D AY', DECEMBE R 4, 1928

l'DR. KELLY- IN IDAHO UNI .

h e r, y o u educated yourse lf. No p rofes sor, no m at t e r how sk il f ul a nd wise he m a y be, c a n give yo u a n educ a t ion Educ a ti o n c onsis t s of c h an ges For m e r F r ie nd of D ea n 's °" o r kin g wro u g h t in you , not so methin g· th e O n E du ca tion P l a n fac u lty c a n c r am in t o yo u. T h e fa cul ty w ill d o its p a rt to h elp you, but Qui t e a nu m b e r of year s ag o, our e ven if you l ea rn e v ery t hin g th e f acown Dean D e lze ll was teac h i n g sc h ool u lty as ks you t o lea rn you ma y still at S y r ac u se . Hi s princip al a t t h a t b e quite uneduc a ted ." ) p lace w as a Mr. Ke ll y, who h as r e- Con t inui n g wit h the a r t ic le : Icen t l y b ee n elected to t h e presiden cy "Beca use Id a ho's entir e educ at ionof t h e Un iversi t y of I dah o, a nd who al sys te m , from g r ad e sc h oo l t h rou g h , is a l ea d er in Am er ic a n educ at io n. co ll eg e , ex cep t t h e speci al cours es in An article of so m e l en g t h concern - te ach e r tr a inin g , is under on e b o a r d m g Dr. K ell y a pp ea r ed l a t e l y in The of contr ol, Dr. K ell y f e els t h e s it u aChri s ti a n S c ie nc e Mon i tor, and we t ion is ex c ep t i on a lly fa vo ra bl e to j a_re p lease d t o p a r ts of that a r- d em o ns tr ate the f e asibi li t v of corr e1 tic le ab o ut him. Qu otin g t h e Mon i- l a t i n g h ig h sch oo l a nd co ur-

1 offers un u su al oppor t un ities se;;Dr Ke ll y fee ls t h a t ':"ith the r apid J 111 w hi c h to work ou t answers to the g-rowth of s tudent b od l'es a nd t h e I ch allen g es b e in g dir ected a g a in st t h e Ig r eat incre a se in expe ndi t ures hi g h e r i i:iod e rn co ll e g e a nd un iversi ty, b e- , has t h e po in t I h ev es D r Fre der ic k J K ell v . n e w I where 1t mu st m a ke its e xp e nd it ur es I pres ident of t h e Universitv oi Ida h o. more efficie n t ly r a t h er t h an in cr eas e / " As D r K e ll y v iews it,- inte lli g ent l 1 th e ir n umber. T he w ay to do t h is, I of co ll e.g e educaton is t en d -h e beli-eves, is _conc e ntr a te u p on , m g to e xpress i ts e lf in t hree c h al- fund a menta ls. eltmrnate a go od d ea l ! le n ges First, h e say s, it is charg e d of the overspec i aliz ation a nd ov e rth a t t h e co ll e g e n eg lects t h e u nity d ep a rtmentali zation W it h on ly h alf a of purpo se and conti nu it y of m a ter i-m i llion p eop le the s tate c a nn ot pr oa ls t h at s ho uld exi s t b e twe e n it a n d v ide money to bu il d a b ig u niv e r sity , t h e lower sc h oo ls Seco nd l y, i t is but the new pres ident h as indi c a te d c h ar g ed t h at co ll e g e facu lt ies t hi nk h is aim to t1-y" to bu il d the r ig h t k in d too m u c h fn t e rms of s u bjects r a ther of a u ni ve r sity, r a t h er t h a n on e of tha n i n terms of students. Thi rd ly, i mpressive propo rtio ns " a n d D r. Ke!l y re ga rd t his perh aps the most serious of the th r e e, is h ea r d j t h e charg e t h a t t h e co ll eges are u sJ ing too a rtifici al i ncenti v es to ac t n , ate s tudent work and th er efo re m a ke

I AMBUL AN C E AN D 6 I FUNERAL DIRE CT ORY . it impossib le to devel op gc> nuine inte llectu a l i nterests amon g th <:! siu- n

L. HORTON & CO. i Phon e 128 Peru, Nebr d ents

I "D r Ke ll y 's ph"ilo s op h y of h ig her Ied u c a tion· contain s two c a rdin al ide as He be li ev es that th e t i,ief eM!J h as is i n ed uc atio n shuulri n ot be or. t e:i c h i n g , wher e i n1> w is, bu t un lea rn i ug Also , th e res ult w hi : h c 11 lleg es s eek in the ir efforts t o d e ve lop J.eaders h ip sh oul d be acc ompl is h e d

spire- th e stud e nt t o ret ain s ch ol a r ly

Mi ss Ro se Cl a r k of Wesleya n facul t y w as in P eru l as t Thurs d ay . I) )\ ( ALL TO GETH ER- Th e Mardis Store is now in po sition to furn - (/

O ish y our · every need. Fres h Me a t s, Lun c h Me at s, Milk, Bre a d , 0 e mo n s t r a t e d w h at a P e ru c oac h ca n I] FOR SALE ( Ca ke s a nd Gr oc er ies. of a ll kind s. You will find o ur prices r e '..lson aN e arl y Id o by w i nnin g· t he sou t h w e st er n I ow a 11 1 • ( bl e, our me r ch a ndi se th e bes t , and our se r v ice un exc ell ed

Some g ood roomin g· hou ses, c h amp i o n s hi p . ;) well ·1ocat ed, and at the ri g·ht Phone 25 T H E MAR DIS STORE

Phone 25 Co a c h G il keso n st a rte d t h e seaso n I p rice. Inquire of n .Someti mes s tttdents on t h e cam p u s w i t h on ly t h re e Jet te r m e n , a nd d e- 0 GE 0. L LEE wo nd e1· w h at is h appen in g i n t h e v e lop e d a c h amp ion shi p te a m . Hi s ( /'J .

town One o f t he mo st r e ce nt accom - team b eat T ab or , T hurm a n, H a rl a n ,

plishments o f th e Vill ag e of P er u i s S h e n a nd oa h , Gle n w oo d , A b r a h am

a new e l ectric li g h t an d p o w er s ta - Li n c o l n, an d W oo db ine. ll

t ion .

W o rk h as been p r o g r e ss ln g r a pid - a bou t fo r t y me n ou t l 0 R JG Ll T A U T A y L FOUNTAIN SERVICE 0 ' f o r f ootb a ll d u r i n g .th e e ntir e s e a son , /). .[1 n ' l l y t he p ast tw o wee k s on t h e n ew V · Gan d d e ve lope d th em to w h a t Mi ssou r i ! SHOE SHOP <:::::.O e lectr i c li g ht p la nt. Th e bu il d in g Va ll e y fan s d ec lar e is a n und efe at ed t 0 is enclo6e d, and p r ac t i c a l ly c o mp l et- h. h h Peru Ne b r aska /'J ed except for the i nsi d e fi-;;-is h i n g wo rk i g s c 00 1 t e a m .

R YOU R FALL COAT O a nd the concrete floo r T he pit h as j I> been du g for t h e con crete fo und ati o n I.( II 0 "'6 y f ;, 0 Your F a ll Dr.ess, Your Hat, Gloves, Hosi e r y, Vi sit th e fo r t h e engi n e a n d g e n erato r. It i s :1 0 if l r I c 1"' • v expecte d t h at t he new mac h i n e r y w ill r) q ,_,,__ • PHL v 1ce 0 0 be or de r ed s hi ppe d nex t we e k, T h is Q

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wi ll, it i s s u p posed , arr i ve with i n a ' Il...t l!..,. "H::Y . ' . r 0 week f r on1 t h e time ordere d . There y ou will find th e Best for L ess Q T he work yet to b e do n e b e fo r e the

ne w m achinery ca n b e pl ace d i s t h e

co. nst r uction of t h e b as e for t h e .en - Q

g me a nd g enera t or, a nd t h e tu r n m g I}:)

and r e s etti n g of the o l d bo il er Th e I.(

work of t urn i n g the b oiler b as p ro - 1 0 FANCY BOX STATIONERY, NOTIONS AND SCHOOL (; 1

SHOPPING.

. gressed so fa r that t h e b r i c k w or k I S U PPLI E S

ar oun d the bo Her h as b een torn o ut, . Q CON K L IN E N DURA PENS AND PENCILS, -BNCON DI- 0 will be a pleasure, if you'll only make and i t is r eady to be s h ove d ou t t h ru l 1 TIONALLY AND PERPETUALLY GUARANTEED [ ll Cleveland's your Headquarters this year. th e w a ll , t urn e d a nd replac e d. It w ill Q V Authorized Dealer for Nemaha County for · Remington 0 h d d 11 b k G"f F p rob a bly take frem t hre e ' to s i:c d ays Toys, W eel goo s, o s, oo s, 1 t urto perfo r m t h at work , ac c or d m g t o P o r table T y p e writers niture and rugs. Third floor. t he w e athe r an d t he o t her v ar i a b le H U. . L A N · D 0 L T 0 Ladies Shoes, Linge r ie, Furs, R d t , conctitions , a nd anoth er wee k, po 13_si b- • 0 ea Y· O· ly, to reset it an d .t he

work a bou t i t, a ft e r 1t 1s m p o s i tio n

T his latte r , h o wev e r, can be done a f- 0

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is set a n gomg, if it 1s desired

When t h e new mach in ery is a. '

etc,

HOW SWEET JS SUGAR? · and p ower p l ant that sh o uld be s uf-1 If

and op erati ng, P eru w11i have a h gliit /l

fi cien t ly l arge to mee t a ll dem a n ds Q

ANSWER NEXT WEEK

fo r t en to twenty ye a rs. It w ill c a r r y Xmas for Dad, we have it for him any lo a d that there is p rosp e c t o f at 0 S ee w hat we have to you in this pr esen t, a nd with less l a b or _ an d ex -1 /l • d 1 . k I.( 11·ne. L im1te s . upp y now m stoc 0 pense t ha n it is now operatm g Q

LINDSAY, B ROWN ORGANIZE 11-.- .

GRADS

came ho m e from her first

l visit to su'nday scho o l ca rryi n g a

!small bag of chocol a t es patin g in a season and stud y of de" N ow a ll t h e great Victorians "Why, Molly, where did y o u ge t batin g t his qu es t i on c a nn o.t b e ev·er- • a r e d ea d, the chocolates?" asked her mo t her .

(Con t inued from P age 1)

Claudia Sh a dduck vi si ted in P e ru ·t estimated · Alumni Pro minent in Building State J A nd b etter so," a youthful e n · Molly looked up in surprise "I d aso n a i·e ex Thursday an d Frida y . Schools · a i ' d

Pr osp ects fo r a g-00 se . - 1c s · t yo u t r e m ely fav orable . P rofessor Lind-

Ibought them wi t h t he t en cen s F ern Dunn , of F alls City, was in " Al th th est eemed in ·d " T he minist er Say h as h ad exte n sive- e x p erienc e as . h d o ey w e r e gave me,'" she sa1 . P e ru Ji'r iday vi5it in g fri ends She Peru is a p ow er - in t e e - h d fo a d eb ate coac h , w hich s upp lem en ts ucat1"on a l field, no t al one in N ebraska, t en own ay, met me at t he door and go t me m I f l · atte nd ed sc h ool h e r e l ast year. T hey din n ot write or paint t h e w it h a kee n fac ul ty o r an a ys is but in the U nite d S tates. Successfu l not hing "

P rofesso r C astle, . · rown e_xpec_ ·s Mi ss Freda K e nn e dy '26 spent Per u are sc attered from to• idevote as mu c h as poss1b-le in Th a n ksgivi n g in P e ru. Mi ss K en n ed y c o ast to co ast, from C anada to the assi'sttn g. Coach Lindsay As _ D r Iteach es in the seco n d g r ad e at th e Gulf Many of the men an d women Brow n is a t rain ed l awye r w ith a C ap ita l Sc h oo l, Lin co ln . . who made thei r mark as educ a - / p r ofo und kn ow led ge of p oli t ic al ti o n a l le aders hav e b een g radu ated sc i e n ce, a nd h as tau g h t if fo 1· a num - Cl aren c e J on es, Supe ri ntendent of from Peru. It is t he purp ose of this ber of .year s hi s a id w ill stre n gth e n T e nn a n t, Iow a, vi sited i n P e ru l as t colum n to keep t he college in t ouch th e s qu a d. w eek. Mr Jon es r eceived hi s d e - wi t h t he acti v ities of t hese people, The v e oe ra n s from las t squ a d gree fro m P e ru in 1928. and to show w h a t c a n b e d on e wit h and th e m ateria l fro m n e w st ude n t s __ a cert ifi cate, d ipl oma, or deg ree from ens ures t h e poss1 bi lity of a w innin g F rank J o n e5, princip al of the junior P e r u. team. hi g h sch oo l a t Cambrid ge, Nebr aska, Th e s uperintenden t of sc hools at '

M B t mo de rn way.

" T he y over sh adowed u s-we co uld n ot g r ow;

B u t now they a re all go ne, a n d better so!"

T hat d ay I passed a p lace I on c e h a d known , / A woo d w he re giant forest tr ees h a d grown.

f Crystal Thea tre

I DEC 4-5, TUES , WED , I I . ,, 9

I "Excess, Baggage ' I I

NORMAL BOARD BONDS

(Con tinu e d fr om P ag e 1) and on e at P e r u as d ep osito r ie.s for th e state cas h fund in t h ose p laces, and d ir ected th a t · t h ese d epositori es g ive bond t o pro t ec.t th e fund s. Th e r e we r e prese nt a t t hi s meetin g : W. R. P ate, P e ru ; I. Elli ott, Ch adr o n ; G E Ma r t in , K ea rn ey; U S. Co nn , W ay n e; H. E R eisch e, Ch adro n , Col. T. J. Maj o r s, P eru; Fred Berry, W a yn e; a nd State Superinte n den t Ch a rl es W T ay lor , L incoln.

TARKI O GAME

was b ac k in P eru v isit in g durin g P as aden a, Califlorni a, is a n old PeruTh a n ksgi vi n g v a c ation. vian . H e is J oh n A Sexso n, who was a s t uden t at P eru when J. W. Crab"Bill" A r mstron g, c oach at Shubert, Itre e was president of t he co llege. f r e port s t h a t his fo otb all t eam h ave Art hur J. Wickha m, also a P e r u jus t fo und their s trid e as t h e se ason gr a du ate, ts a principal in t he ward e nds. L ast we ek th ey won a g ame schools of Pasa den a . Th er e is an a r lifro m Talm a ge 56 t o; 6 !cle in t he issue of Edu cat ion. , . . i al D igest, wr itten ab ou t the sch ools ' Miss D orothy D ear m g 27 v1Si te d 1 f p d / F . 1o asa ena. old on t? e campus last '_n- i J A. J imerson has a diploma and , d ay. Miss _D ea_nn g teaches d egJ'>ee from P e r u, a n d is n ow s upera nd d ram atic s . m t h e Cr of to n Hig h in t enden t of the Auburn schoolS7' 1 Sc ho ol. S h e likes h er work very Wit h him at Au burn are Frank L. much II Seiv ers, principal, and R alp :h B. Hi ggins coach b oth g raduat es of Peru (C ontinued from P ag e 1) Miss Mildred P ate spe nt her 1 Deizell, son of Dea n Delzell,

Brave t r ees t h at re are d t h e ir feat h e rer helmets high , T h at the sec r ets of t h e ear t h an d sky;

Trees too discreet to te ll t he my s teri·es

T he ro ots and summits k new to every breeze ;

T r ees I h a d often sou g h t in revere n c e F or t h eir gray wi sdom, t h eil g ree n r eticense.

Youn g sap lings sm artly , strive to b e a wood!

The g i a n t s now a re fe lle d : w h e r e they once s too d t h e line twice for no gain, a nd then Th a n ksgi vine: v acation with h ome Cl C t N is sup ermten den t a t ay e n er, eZoo k sl ipp ed a r ou nd end a nd squeez - folks and o ld friend s in· P eru. Miss b k- · Mr E n n is: " Why a r e yo u l ate to fi C t • d d t' r as a ed over a t t h e r s t op e mn g . ap . 1 P ate teac h es En g lis h a n r ama 1cs 1 The f ollowi n g n ames are t hose of c lass?"

Bu nch failed at try for poin t . .Score: Iin th e D av id Ci ty hi g h sc h oo l. : a :flew · P e r u gradu ates who have B rig h am : "Bec aus.e it w as la te P eru 12, T ark io 0. Th e h a lf J r ecei ved h er deg ree from · m 1helped in a l ar ge w ay to ma ke the when I left h om e."

The se cond h a lf started wi t h Kmg· 11926 !schools of our sta te bi gger an d bet- " d 'd , "OU sta r t ear- D · k ' k" ff Th b II I / · E nms Wh y 1 n t _, a n s 1c m g o e a w as -.-.- ter. These men a re all s u p erinten- · ,, c au g h t b y a t ac k le w ho r a n I P a ul Ti gard v'. s1ted J_n P eru ' d ents, and jud g in g from t he len g ths /ly? . . t hrou g h t h e ent1re P eru team ex cep t - 1 Au b urn va- !of the terms they h ave e ach serve d Bng .: " Because 1t w as too l a t e to d o ing Hertz who_ d owned on the 1· cation. P a_u l is m ath ema.tics t ea c h er 1in their respecti ve positio ns, they are that."

P eru 45-yard !me A pun t in g due l a nd coac h m t h e Prag u e h igh sc h ool. / ,. d · 6 00 ones.

t hird qu a r t er wh en Her t z, P eru fu ll - : his d eg r ee.

I at Lincoln ei g h t y e ars. sch ools w hos e s up e r i n te n den ts a r e

I This picture takes y ou ,back- Q e stage i nto the li ves and t11e "' heart o f the "small t ime vau d e1 v ille" p e r fo : mers. The tremen1 stage hjt is now a pe rf e ct I

I I screen vehicle fo r breezy BiU I

1 I Haines: I

; ALSO COMEDY I

I Chinaware will be gi v en i I away on Wednesd a y instead of I

I T h urs da y thi s wee k . I

I DEC 6-7- 8, THUR , FRI , SAT I I ";w

1 N G s " I

I WITH I

I CLARA BOW I

8 CHARLES ROGERS I

I R ICHARD ARLEW • I G ARY COOPER i '

ft Aviation and Romance

The f

I Mighty d.rama o f war among I a the clo uds mad e in t o a picture I

I by men who were t h : mselves

I war- birds. A Jo•v e s t ory which 1 1 might bave happened in your 8 o w n n e i ghborhood f

8 The th.rilling hazards o-f av!a- I

I li o n combined in a daring spec- I

I tacle. Broadway th rille d t o it I

i fo r mo r e than a y ear.

The r est of t h e ga me w as a pun t - And rews, -1

in g du e l betwee n Zo o k an d Gr ee n It see m s t h at Si r Ar t h ur Su lliv a n , is still there. I FRES H i

wi Lh Per u h olding t he ed ge ove r T a r- in c-:·cie z to m a !{e t h e L-pcra a pr ize ! R R. Mc Ge e has b ee n at Colu m bus i P astry a nd Bakery D el i cacies A nd I ki o. Ma n y s ubsti t u t ions were m ade wi nr •er, had t o h a ve some of hi s own , fou r yea r s . . a t h e prices? T hey are r ight. 8 by P er u rn t h e l ast q u arte r. owe v- n a tl'Jll <J l1 ty pl av a p a r , t so, • he i R O BB IN-S ' B · H I .. r t h en , It is true that Peruvians wh o a r e I AKERY fi er t hi s did n ot weaken t h e P eru team. h e have som e policeme n T he enJ oymg positions of 111 t ' 8 Peru Nebraska

Th is ga me w as on T ar kio 's h ome - are : Fl oy d L ewi !! , D ·1n:1ld educational fie.Id use their i l} fluence I bl t a plac e -..m:.am.Glli»

com in g, a nd t h ey were all set fo r t he Du ryea, E U. ga r Co le, Bt·rna r d Ga ll o- whe never possi e secure. · " bi g boys" fr om t h e "Neb raska way H aro ld F ish er, O tto Boell storff, / for Peru JU St comm g ou t. Oz a rk s ." It was on e of t he to ug h es1 Schaef e r , a nd Sarge an t , Duane IThis column will, in the nea r future , 0 Sam s c a rry the names of some of t h e 0

ba t tl es of th e seaso n fo r t he P e ru

Hn• "'.''.__ b , •>btnine a.

M. E. M,. ••., I

H. HEMMJNGSEN-

DRY GOODS READY.TO-WEAR

HEAR N E BRASKA D E BATE Has more v acancies th a n sa tis- factory applicants to fill them. ll O l\j I L LI N ERY

Pr ofesso r Lindsey, Doc to r Brown, !/ F r e d D ile_v, R a lph Chatel a in , a nd MP OR COME TO S • f . d S • WHEN IN nouBT- TRU. atis ac tio n a n e rv1ce Le.slie L ea n a rd went to Lincoln, Tu es d ay, N o v ember 28, a nd he a rd 0

KOEPPLE'S CAFE AUBURN NEBRASKA

Ne br as ka a nd Au strali a d eb at e. FOR YOUR MEALS, LUNCHES, ETC. 0

The q u esti on was: Re so lv ed t h a t ll Peru, Nebr. 0 /l ,,,....,_ !/ Phone 195 t he p arli amentary form of g ove rn - ·o ment is b etter t h a n t h e p res id en t ial :>-<::::>= -<::::>= <0-=-<::::>= -">= = '"' ..:::::::.- ..:--... fo rm. N o d ec ision was g ive n. ..., _ ,._ ___ """' _ ..,..,.._________ _

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Teache r s College- the 0 es r a mm g Dear Sir: f a c ulty o n t h is c a m pus. It c on cerns Om ega, Mond ay ev e nin g , D e ce m e r Polarine and Mob i o H sc ho ol in th e Mi ss ou ri V a lley, esta b- After h avi n g co n s ul ted a majority th e 1929 P e ru v i an an d the a d ver t is .' 3, t h e u s es of mat h ematical instr u - Free crank case s erv ic e lis h e d 186 7 . of the members of t h e 1928 ch am - ers w h o, in a l arge me as u re , make me n ts weTe s erved, and the m em - 0

h d f th Why bunt ful·ther wh e n y o u pion s h i p footba ll team, we h ave com- th e bo o k po ss ib le. explained t e a vanta g es o e us e $ 1.00 the ye ar. Sin g l e copy 5 c e nts ·1 d " All O n en t1 team p1"cked I · of th e t1·ans1't Everett Vanderford ll know the bes t. , p 1 e an ppo . . , Eac h year t h e b u sin es me n of P er u V - ------S-T_A_F_F______ i from a ll p l ayin g o n P er u s 1 and n ei g hb oring ,,towns are so li c ited demon s trate d t h e v a lue of t he qu a d - I Q F LOYD p ALMER j s che dul e t hi s year for t h eir a d s · an d each year t,hey a re ran t

- Millard Fowler I St. Lou is Uni v ers i ty leads t h e li st I wili ln g to ou r co ll ege a nnu al. Mis s P almer was taken into the fraBu sin ess Mgr - - E. R Bu r k e_Y w it h fo ur me n on t h e fir s t team a n d I The is asked, ".Sho ul d not t er n ity as an honorary member As F ac ulty Memb e r _ Thom a s E. Enms h d M 11 1 d I · · B d · · h two on t e s econ , a ry s v1 e P a ce · th es e pe op le receive t h e m aJor por- Mi ss Li llian ra y is rece i vin g er ASSOCIATE EDITORS two on th e fir s t an d three on t h e sec- tio n of t h e stud e n t's b u si n ess? " We d eg ree at th e ter m i_n a t ion of :he

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G OSSIP IM 1 lV"a 11e L T b d t t · th d I D elta , Tu es d a_v even i ng, D ecemb er 4, /) ee c, 1 ry s v 1 - - - - - oa r o co n a m e n ames a n oca- , Mumfor d T a rki o - - - -L E . ti o ns of a ll of P er u 's loya l a lo c a l co n stit u t ion , frame d by P ro - Q EL ECTRIC SHOP

" B uzz- Buzz-Wh isper. Did yo u : P e ale, Still - - - - - - - - - - - Q B. , T he b oar d w ill b e fin i's h ed 111 a week i'essn r Mon r oe, Jo e J one s, an d M a d n n11 1 D lVIa 11 e H B d h " h t. 't ·11 n a Brad .v, was r ea d ari d a d opted. Sh · · t ' C f b l , k no w-buzz-bu zz- t h ey were a use , ry s v 1 - - - - - · · or ten ays at w ..ic 1me 1 ·w1 oc - oe rep runng a om orta e alone-wh isper-wh isper-N ow d on 't : To ll efso n , K e arn ey - H B. ' cupy some p r omin ent lo cation a b ou t C ertificates w ere iss ued t o the pric es! Ladies Shoes a SpeciaJtell anybo d y be ca use I w ouldn't wan t ! L in tzenic h , St. L oui s U n i _ F B. ; t h e campus. Whe n yo u are r e a dy to member s for the differe nt de g ree s 0 it t o get b a ck . I fee l s o s olTy for their ) Second Team bu y, t hink fir st of t he busin ess m en w hi c h t h ey h old ty I I b k t• ·t· I A petition askin g for frat e rnitie s /l )) p oo r m oth ers !" H ed ges , Maryv ill e - - - - - R. E. · w 10 a r e ac m g yo ur ac 1v1 1es 1e r e v (The Shoe S hop on t h e E as t V 1 • ti a t W a yn e find Ke a rney , was prese n t - Q S"d f th S ) Here yo u h ave t h e to wn tal kers in Cor n e ll , St. L ou is U ni versity _ R. T on ie camp us d l . d Th t f at e rni 1 e 0 · e treet a ll their g l ory with the ir gos s ip s. I W a ls h, SJ . Be n e d icts - - - R. G. Mere ly m en t io ni ng t o a bu si n ess , a nc_t h s i gGne ·d dr p i u - C . ' · · h d w1 1au an n e , May b e t h e story is tr u e an d J".l a v b e Ginn , T arkio - - - - - C. m a n, a fter y.ou ave ma e yo m p u r - ) l < c: · T D It f . · ' • • • • t , e .&. o ur ._ 1grna a u e a l'c::l r n 1it is n't b u t still we h ave tho se ba b bl- Cox, Marysv ill e - -

L. G. ch a se, t ha t yo u a r e g l a d h e 1s t ' N b k ' I • 1 1es 1n e r as a. ing gro up s in t h eir cozy corn er s-ta lk- A lt ig, K earney L. T m of o n e of your A s oc i a l event is olanned for t h e i "'l g-resu ming-en la r gi ng on goss ip, 1 Mary s v '.ll e - L E w ill fa r In ext 1·e g ular At thi s m e et - I

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I Na 1dor f , S t L om s U _ Q. B. mak in g 1t p ossi ble fo1 t h e busrness h 1 d f I I - ' 1Greene T ark io · H B ' manage r a nd hi s sta ff to g e t n ew a ds. 1 m g t e o r lg m a p oems an 0 AMBULANCE AND g I s h ould define gossip s a s the bon e I 0 , ' h _U _ H · 1 /t h e mem b ers of the fra t ernity w ill b e ! I FUNERAL DIRECTOR Y g of a own's ex ise n ce b eca u se of t h eir I Ha '.ilo n , Om a a · - - [._..B ! • 1ea d. · B L O ii ; • r • fi d " t t h 1 ' Buck rn g·h am, Ch a dr on - - - F B i ,{ Ii I • H RTON & co. ,. nos .ng, p z:ymg 111 n m g_ 0 - 1 D E LB ERT Mc CONNA H A [ ·,.. I I Pho ne 128 Peru, Nebr. er p e op le _s b u s iness. The dictionary 1 J AMES G. MUMPER l EXCHANGE _ NEWS TRI BETA ., _.,,_ ___ _,..,.,,.._.. _,,,..,..... __

s ays goss ip s a r e t hos e w ho carry on t 1 Tri B e ta held an en thu s iastic me e tfa milia r or idl e t a lk. j N' L --- ---- - d I ! ing on the eveni ng of D ecem b er 3.

P e op le go s sip for s om ethin g to do, me etter Men Rea Y l On ly one ' out of every three ad mit - 1 Co :-sidera bl e di scus s ion wa s aro u sed a n d because t hey are jealous of what I To Start 1929 Season , t ed to colle g iate st a nding ever g r a du- ; by th e p ap er s r ead. One of t h ese wa s New Oil Station the other pe r s on or p er s ons dare d to i ates wi t h a de gree. Many of tho se by Amzi e Grass on "The Relation B e -

I w ould sa y that as a g r oup , l W it h ni ne bac k nu - ; w h o -d rop by_ t he w ays id e a re the vie- S cien ce and H i s_ c?n- Full lin e o f. t ire s, t ube s , an d !; s ips cau se mor e troubl e for ma nkm d m ero us s ub stitu teS"' f i om l ast a s t t ims of ou t sid e c irc umst a nc es, but cl u s1on w a s t h a t scien ce a nd r ehg1on aGuA t o m S oANbile D a cc0 e ss i oLr i es Q 1 th an any oth er fact ion in s oc iety the we ll as a fi n e g ro up of fres h men, I offic ia ls cl aim th at on e-thi r d of a J.l s h ould be ob th e frie n d liest of terms, Q IJ \:or ld over. Peru ha s e very r easo n to expe c t a n- / c as u a lties s u ffer ed a r e simp ly t he re - ,;i nce b oth cam ps have t h e s ame ob ject We h av e a mo d e r n ai r hois t n E h d t h ·t otne r ch a mo ions hi n team h ere t h is r s uit of the stu d en t h av ing flun ke d to in view t h e di s covery of tru t h Th e Q to h 1 h lJ. a c a n ever y own as 1 s gos- - · , · P us g i v e t e best servic e 1 s ips th e town ta lker and th e scandal

yea r T he s eve n lettermen in clude: s uch a d eg r ee as to m ake hi s tak in g merely appare nt confli ct between the /) possible rn lubric

w ork m m s h t u t1on a u s e- 1s due to a lack

hl; - · fo;;th ___ I .YAmong the reasons given by : Early Hi sto ry of Bac".Swede" H ertz, las t year's captain Ith e many people in eminent positions t eriology " His characterizati on of and g u a rd, playing his .third ye a r. a nd well fitted to rend er deci sion s as the work of Anton Lee u wenh oek, th e The staff of the Pedagogian is not playing hide a nd seek with the v a ri- i:-Iurst, Pike, Br ockman, Delzell, l to the reaso n s for this appalling list fir s t student of bacte riology with th e ous school or ga nizations and socie- Young, an d Rothert are all se cond Iof failures are the following movin g microscope, was somewhat humorou s , t" W are here to put out a p a per year varsity men a nd will prov e a , pictures, automobiles, too great an but at the same time. h e e mphasiz e d youe will like. W e can if nece s -p ower of stre n g h with which to build I in extra-curricular impo-rtance of this early and effisary pr int a ll n a tional news that will a fast five for a s uccessfu l seaso n. ties, l a,ck of proper m eans of cullmg cient work. b b th ·nteresti na and educational Our new b a sketball coach, "Ernie" Ithose that are mentally unfit for col- i Both active and associate member s ;e that this would not be ILorbeer, who succeeds "Jimmie" le g iate work, too much leisure, con- were present at this meeting in good t irely fair to our school. Lo veless, has be e n obtained from Is ide rin g a college degree a social re- numbers. Since Tri Beta meets regu. . ld Hays College, Hays, K a n sas, where quiste and not a means of obtaining· larly the first Monday in each calenHowever we will not prmt o , : Th . d h 1 he has b ee n a ss istant coach. He knowledge dar month, no further announce m ent n ews. at 1s events precee mg t e I I · ' · · h b comes hi g hly recommended as an a ll- On e of ihe mo st important and con- of the meetm g s is needed for both issue of 1 Y two or threde a round athlete an d successful coach I crete reasons and the or:ie which leads classes of members. weeks. 1s 1s no onger news , an - I , · • · · h b full d On thi.s yea r's team from the pres- · to more fa1Jures than any other smgle ! 1f 1t as een so care y conceale I ; h f h P d . ff ent outlook there will be three men · cause 1s the lack of Knowledge con- t at not one o t e e agogian st a / h h d b · h d who in t he p ast have been olaced on , cermng the proper methods of study as ear a out it, t en we o not - 1 • the Nebrask a State Teams. They are: I and .conce.ntrat10n.

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. . Krejci , who has made the all-state , With m1dsemester over 1t has oeet!

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If a society or an does team for the p ast two years; Wasley fa irly accurately determined whether 1·-·· not c a re enough to h ave t hen· name ' who has m a de the a ll -state team for w e a re wasting our time and money , J ames '26, was back in in t h e Peda g og i a n t?at they not the past two years; and "Swede" and it behooves many of us to dig Peru visiting during Thank sg i v in g te ll us the y are _a or one of the finest g uards ever d ev el- 1deep into our textb?ks in. order . to : James is princip a l in Plattsm outh let us know about then meetmg af- d . . t 11 t . 1 H p ass the final tests with flvmg colors Nebraska ope m m er co egia e c1rc es. e J · 1 • t e r it is over, should we h as also been a member of the all- We who have attended Wesleyan j . .-. make any spe cial effo1t to that state team for two years. Iin previous years to keep up I .Bill at t he of they get a lot of ballyhoo f1 ee our standard or better it, while , those hi s parents durm g Thanksg1v m g vaF I . . . L as t ¥ear Kearney won the state , . H · h' E l l , rom t ns iss ue on we will donate I h . 7 1 ' th p. th of us who are going through the first I cat10n. e 1s teac m g • ag 1s 1 J\G . . c amp1ons np , w1 eru as e run- . . to any fraterni t y or society on the K · p 't 1 term at Wesleyan want to make sure ' Latm at Panama . campus five column inches of our j dnefr utp '. etarneyll Ii 01n yt 'that we are fitted to face that bar· e ea 1n 1n erco egia e cuc e as Pedago gia n to do with as 1,lease. d th t b 1 . rage of questions which is the nig ht- Sam R aw le y, who is p1 in cipa l a t . . year a n a v a verv c ose margm . . . . . providm g they do the work to fill th K • fl · mare of the college s t udents the De vV1tt, w as v1 s1tm g m Pe ru. h o n e earney oor. t at spac e. world over.-0. U Gatew ay I ---

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Furth ermo re we will publish any The schedule for the coming· year

M a rgaret Rhode s visited rel ativ es thing they wish published in this is one of the hard est in the hi story of ATTEND TEACHERS' MEETING. and friends in P eru duri ng T hank sspace if' it will tend to build up or Peru basketb a ll, but from t h e p!'es e nt Presid e nt W. R. Pate of the Te ac h - g ivm g-. Mar ga ret is teaching in th e b •t ti t· outlook Peru may b e able to liv e up C 11 1 f t d . !!J ades at Valp a i ai'so. . ev er 1e1r org a mza 1011 as well as to h er fine traditions. ers o e g e e t ye s er ay mormn g _ t he sc hool. for Gr a nd I s land to attend the dele-

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gate d sess ion of the State Te ac hers' H e le n Clineburg vi site d hom e fo l ks Assoc iati on Thi s is the annual b )ls i- in Pe r u during Th a nk sg ivin g. Sh e n ess me eting of the asso cia t ion wher e is teachin g En g lish and La t i n in V a lofficers are e lected and the entire paraiso. financial a nd other business is looked a fter. The meeting will .have about 1'10 del egates present, who are electat the six associations held in

Tu e sd a y, it was decid ed to hold a o p e n to the students an d faculty of in honor of those s eniors wh o t h e sc h oo l. We will be only to g l a d wi ll g- radu ate at the end of the first to publi s h your view on any ques- semester. Com.mi.ttees wer e appointt ion you care to brin g up so far as ed by the president to m a ke definite it is cons istent with o-.ir for the affa ir The policies. banquet will be held sometime b efore November, there bein g one delegate take part in " The Crim so n Cocoanu t,, · for each hundred members. Mr. P ate a one-act play g iven at the auditori-

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Making chewing gum crack seems to hav e become a lost art. Perhaps the libr arians were am o n g the cause s of its di sa ppearance.

NEW STUDENTS

Jack Fi sh e r a nd Gene Kinni so n of W:1;1more_ have -en ter ed sc ho ol the past week. boys are e nr oll ed in the freshman class.

Non a Palmer of the facul ty is also Mrs. Lon R. Gr af is becomin g quite [) dele gate, a nd left Thurs dav eveni1 g prominent as a wr i te r of poem s. She b FOR

by t rain for Grand Isl and. ) re recently h a d accepted two moi·e poems by th e Un ited P r esbyte ri a n He , " My dear, our engagem e' nt Assoc i atio n.

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Anyone wishin g t o contribute to Chhdri stmtas, a lb t h o u g h a definite d ate I a no vet een set. will drive thru with S uper in te nden t um Friday night. Gelwkk of F a lls City , an d Superin - 0 - t 11 s column will find a box in the ad- • tendent Jimerson of Auburn . Mi ss POEMS ACCEPTED ,p There is no Substitute 111inistra.tion building for this purpose Please sign yo ur to th e •a r ticles you write. No article will published unless your n a me is signed to it: Please typewrite your articles whenever po ss ible.

Mrs. A. E. John so n returned from must b e off. A fortun e teller h iqs Bes ides being ab le to write poetr v (l 0 h to Id me I s h a ll marry a bl o nd wi t hi ;n Mr s. Gr af h as also h ad q ui te a l a rg·e {(J ma a Wednesday evening where h" · ' she had been with Miss McCollum of a mont ;, , . amount of s ucc ess as a writer of one the college faculty who · She, Oh, thats all right; I c a n act play s On e of her one-a.cts wa s w as oper a t e d • be a bl d th· h,, o n for a ppendicitis I on wi 111 a mont · presented h ere last year. It was a n Show (London). Ifantasy

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' I ' e P e tti t, a cco mpaiti e d by a th lete, h as d eve looed 1 into one of Senior Class of 1928 was Finai'nc i·a1 c:i. S c h repe l t h It h - The man in the m oon mu s.I; hav e di.s- ar temper a ture with the aid of an in. o n · e p1ona, gave an un- · e outs t a ndin g athletes in confer- · Success I u s u a ll y fine violi11 re cital Friday De- e nce history . tie is a c lev er fi eld ftcar dedl hi s as bestos tuxedo for red tri ca te se r ies of mirrors which pl a yed t a g with slender moonbeams.-

' ce mber 7 b <> f h 1 ann e s a nd a fur ov e r c oat when the Gl J . I • - or e t e s tudent body in g e n era , a n a c cur a te forw a rd pass er en oder, editor of t h e 1928 p c h ape l a i1 ll p l1 e 1 . e ar th turned off Luna's sol a r heater e ru- 1 • • nom e na receiver d Exchange.

\.Ja n, was p resent at convo c ati on N o- j • Mi;s P et ti t, w ho is in t h e dem o nstra - j Pike of Peru a nd Rob e rts of Om a - I unn g th e eclipse Tuesday morning. vemb ei• 30, when Preside n t P a t e an- j tio n hi g h sc ho ol y e t, played thr ee ha a r e t he choic e s for end C D 1 1 -. Pettit, Mount Wilson , Hon. Mr Keister- "Why Don, d o n' t d th numbe r s T h j P ' k H b d a 1forma observator y astronomer, h' f no unc e at tin s year bool- had b ! • e y were: 1 e, a e ron pro uct , 1s a sp eedy d b b you t mk it is about time or you t o I d ee n Co t N 1 d 11 d f an pro a ly P eru's most f amous t d 1 ? ,, c asse as a Class A book in th 1 nc e r o. 3, fir st mov e m e n t Sei t z a , exce ent on e en se, co verm g d t bb d ft s an a one.

I e an- ' Walt · AM k ' k . . b . g 1a u a e, Ja e a g ur a t1ve thermo- D "S 1 nua co n te s t of college yea rbo ok I z m ajo r __ Brahns -Hochstein 1c s, rece1vm g p ass es and r ea km g t d h on- ure, pop. ·t . b '·h s con- ISon of th B up the offense me e1 un er t e ton g ue of th e man lo t " " I can stand e .1 Y .t e .Co ll ege of Journ a lism I e uzt a - Keler-Bela · lin the moon three times a minute · an any ime. or the Uruversity of M i n n es o ta A - Bro c km a n of' Elmwood a nd Tr a il. of dui i·ng th 1 t k" h" t

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th at the 1928 Per u vian s core d 866 s ga ve a recit a l du r in g con vo- showed unusual I Befor M . . . fl L A D I E S- ft points out of a possibl e 1000 wh · h cation hour Monday, December 3. skill in g ettm g throu g h the line on ' h 1 eb other E a rth mte1pos ed !:I 0

I C is, T h t h ff d d f H e1se f etween the sun's r a vs and I Address enveloped at home. U so as we are ab l e to ascertain a e fir s t w ho appeared on the pro - 0 en se _ a n e ens e e w as a : the moon the Lunar bodv h a d- a tern- ll higher score t h a n s tands i!fram :was Ida Schrepel, who played ;;i acc;rate ta ckler He Ip er a ture ' of about 228 degrees F a h - ! Spare time. $15 to $25 Weekly ; to tne credit of any prev i ous P e ruvian Chopm Waltz." "The Hunting song," l w ei g s poun s. : I renheit hotte r than boilin g water 8 in thes e national contests. Whe n it 1s by Men de l sso hn, was played by Flor- Ch a dron filled both the g u a rd posi- P ettit a nd du th t t 1 ;i easy. Experience unnecessary. B · · Ell' t" · h W II 1 , nn g e o a ec- ii cc1ve d , the honor certific aite wi ll be me Iot t. · ion wit e er a nd R m g-. fiip se t hi s t emoera ture dronoed about 0 Dignified _ work. Send 2c stamp 8 filed in the adm i n istration buildin g I :he la st number, "Juba Dance," by : ,...._ Capta in Bunch, former F a ll s. Ci ty !414 de g rees 186 -below ze- B I along with the oth er two C l ass A c er - j prese nte d by Ellen Wilson, was a thl ete and a 204 p ound g nd ste r, , ro- clo se to the temperature of liquid Q for particulars. Mazelle, Dept. § tificates now on exhi b it there. I fro _:n t h e s ui t e "In the Bottoms." ! round ed out for years of co :np etitio n ; air. I CS303, Car Indiana. U G tt · t p · · . I 1 o n th e Bobc a t squ a d . He 1s a n ex- I 1 d . . ' · Y, Te 1ng ou a eruVIan IS a g e nmne- , 1 I ns te a of g rowmg whiter t he Lun- I 11 I d .ff. It t k d l L as t W e d d D b 5 h c e len t man on the offense as well as , j 11 Ii y I icu as , an Mr. Jode r and his I ne s a y, ecem er , t e h d 1 ar mans f a ce g rew redder a s his -.------------. staff are to be con g r a tula te for the I stu c! e nt bod y had the privilege of hear- on t e and had a bi g s e a son. I 1 dl.d h d Th b k I ing the ne w inst1·uctor in v d The standing: .,.. 2:00 ....., """" _. .....,....,,

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t t' d m e mber i s G H s k d t f eru

is ic recor of t h e eve nts of th e year · · ec ' a gra ua e o -

I n addition to t h e sp le n d id : the Gu 7! n S cho ol of Music Chicago. !

work of Mr . Jode r , t h e b ook was

l busi- n were: Wayne

nes s a bi lity of Otto Oake si t h e he a d M y O p e n Fire - - - Sposs

busi n ess manager , and in spite of the Pale Moon Logan "Chums"

fact that w ho h_e aded saff T h ree Lu c ky Lovers------- - Sudds Dallam-"Eloyde and Greta seem to g

COLLINS MEAT MARKET

· were not appomted u ntil we ll mto Oc- I I be very close 1friends." I tober. Fre.d Allen, w ho OH, PERSEVERANCE Prof Carter-"Yes, there is a com- Peru, Nebraska Phone 115 I the sopohomores on t h e business staff, As s h e entered the room she felt pac t between them'.'

_ 91C!D and Cecil S tark , w ho fi nis h ed up th e th ait t h e r e w as some one else there ' ' business for the sen ior s i n the sec ond and it w as the inquis itive nature of "Coincidence" """"• ._.....,c::;:', ......,..,,,,. .,=.,.._,,....,. ,...... ......

se mes ter , also deserve real c redit for t h e woman t ha t caused her to investi- Geo r ge Dirks-"I'm going to the I

the financial success of t he yearbook. gate a n d see if .he could be found. show.''

The sp onso rs wer e A. E. Holc h fo r the As s h e m ove d from one part of the Vilda Owen-"So am I."

an d Nona P a lmer for the George-"Let's go together."

sop omores. f h "

It is entire ly fitt ing i n t h es e stat e- a w a y r om im.

men ts coneerning t h e P eruvi an , to Soo n s h e had no doubt as to the !

t hin g of t he necessary policy o f t he dec id i n g to remo ve him at all odds , Q

yearbook fl'Dm tl} e s ta nd- s h e took her umbre lla and made a vi-

po int. The 1928 P eruv i a n m a n age - cious jab in the dark. Seeing that th e

ment was able, by careful a nd c on- 1 j i g w as up t he m ouse ran out from I

Christmas Cards

your choice II expla in to the stu d ent b o d y s o m e- fa ct that h e w a s under the bed, and DR. N.

t o t urn out a superior book at a minimum cost. The stu d e n t b ody pro fits by such effici e nt w ork on the pa r t oi' t he staff.

t o. l ife, l ibert y a nd t h e purs uit of pm ess.

1 lip H o yt w as d ow n fr om

i n-

A surplus of fu n ds left in t h e c o in t o s pen d h is v a cat ion wit h hi s

Q SU PPLIES, STATIONERY, TOILET ARTICLES h d I f at! ICE CR E AM s op omore an sen ior c ass treasur- 1er __ I Phone 36 i 11p THE REXALL STORE ies after t he distrib u tio n o f t h e ye arbook does n o.t mea n t h at t h e pric e of de n ts t hru c o ll ege a t Pe r u An addi -

the book to the st u dents, n o r t h e l.i c r, al $210 w as u se d to m a t ch anoth e r price of pages to t h e organ izat i ons on $ 210 le ft by senior class of 1927

ALL TOGETHER- The Mardis Store is now in position to f urnt he campus h as b e en ex cess i v e L as t • (Professo r H ill , sponso r ), t h e 1 t wo ·I ; is h y oor eve r y food n eed. Fre sh Meats, Lun c h Mea ts, Milk, Bre ad , If d J FOR SALE 1 ye a r the Peruvian was so l d to t h e I un s to pa y fo r a n el ectric bell sys t em _,, [ Ca k e s a nd Groc e rie s. of a ll kind s You will find our prices r ea son ast;n ;ie,,., , "t a pri·ce as low as i·s c on- , for t h e P e r u ca m p u s It is f Some good roomin g ho us e s, 1 b h d I d "-'-"" a I th l 1 well· locate d , and at _ the ri g hl • le, our m e re a n is e t 1e b e st, a n our serv ic e un exc e ll e d. _ sistent wit h the m arg in o f ris k , ac1 t i is part of t he me m or ial of the / price. Inquire of ? Phone 25 THE MARDIS STORE

Phone 25 cordi n g to t h e best a d v i ce of the bus- se mors of 1 927 and 1928 i s t o b e in- f L iness h o u ses w h o d-0 t he e n g r a vin g stalled at no clistant date , u s ing t he Q GEO. L LEE ( and printi n g for the b oo k It w as reg ul a r campu s e mplo ye e s for the sold at $3 50 a c opy, w hich i s as l ow ',',.;rk of i n s tall ation.

a pr ic e as it i s p oss ible to place on A ll of w hi c h go es to sho w t hat it is

the book with a n ass uranc e of com- n ot the amo un t of f und s tak e n in

A y ( HIGH GRADE CANDIES S A NDWICHES r uvian has bee n s o i d i n r e c e nt y e ars . m anagement fund s , w hi c h - makes ·_ (

ing o u t eve n , and as lo w as any Pe- n early so m u c h a s it is the c arefuT Q R I G H T A

FOUNTAIN SERVICE Both t h e sa le of b ooks a nd t he fo r . t h e s u cces s of an or g ani - 1 n SHOE SHOP I [ amount of a d vertis in g which i t i s 1 zatrn n. • j J.1 Peru Ne bras k a ) possible to get fr o m year to y e ar ar e I I v ; u ncertain q u ant i ti e s Du e a llow a nce

FOR YOUR FAJ L COAT

...,..< - LJ fo r s u ch u n certainties m u st b e c o n - \{ Q·,.,.idered b y t h e busi n ess staff of th e Q 36 y. f H J £ l S ' book. Th e fi na nci a l s urp l us m a de by V • - 0 .ll i e .: p i U. ,

-

You r F a ll Dress, Y our H a t , Glo ve s, Hosi e ry, Vi sit th e the 1928 Peru via n d i d n ot c ome o u t Q of the pock e ts of t b. e st u d en t body /)

Rath er i t was due to t he sp l e n did a nd V

efficient bus i ness an d ed itoda l man-

agem e nt of th e book.

T h e sam e bus iness e ffic ie n c y c h a r-

ac t e r ize d t he fin anci a l , m a n ag emen t 1

of t he senior organizatio n o f 1928. Al -1 .

t houg h the s e n ior y ear w a_:; s ta r te d FANCY BOX STATIONERY, NOTIONS AND SCHOOL

vo·uR CH·RISTMAS SHOPPING

wi t h an empty t r easury , und e r t h e e f- S U PPLIES ficient presi d en c y o f eC cil S tar k and I Q CON KLIN E NDURA PENS AND PENCILS, UNCONDIc J th · • 0 will be a pleasure, if you'll only make treasur e rship of l are nc e o n es, .e ; T I O N A L L Y AND PERPETUALLY GUARANTEED , I class held its du es do w n to the mm;1 Q A u t horized D ea ler for Nem a h a Count y for Remington

()_ Cleveland's your Headquarters this year.mu.m, whic h was a n averag e of a d o - ll Portab le T y p ew r ite rs

Toys, Wheel goods, dolls, books, Gift Furelaxrpeansseesrn este r, exc lu sive of Peruv i a n / niture and rugs. Third floor. Class a c tivit i es , h o w ev e r , w er e c o n-

H. U· L A N D 0 L T

Ladies Shoes, Lingerie, Furs, Ready-toduc t ed in e nthus i astic w ay S u e- 0 Op p osite Training School I wear, and S&H Premiums. 2nd floor. cessful parties we r e h el d in ea ch

Men's Wear and Furnishings, Dry Goods, mes t er one of t hese i n t he nature o Q ·a rno v/e with a afte rwa r d. T he / Hosiery, Toilet Goods, etc. 1st floor. ....

s'=w · -<-'-E=E""-= T

Slippers, Christmas Cartds, Candles, Nuts, r House Furnishings, groceries, etc, Basec essful class p l ay. Its c om mencement d t i s de ri v e d from our se nse of t as t e. Th e se n sa - ment. activi ti es were a ll w ell c a r rie ou · 0 ti o n of taste is e lusi ve a nd intan gi bl e; it c a nnot b e m e a - 0

In appre c iatio n , t he cl a ss pres ente d su r ed an d ex press ed in exact te rms. _ t he s poD5"0r , A. E . Holc h and his 0 D O N O T KILL Y OUR T A STE, Man y subs titutes will sa t- 0 wife w ith a beautiful ste rli ng s ilv e r isfy, and h ow, only b y killin g y our good taste for swee t s set eight tea s poons, eig h t bu tt e r o r sugar, w hich is not h a rmful to you. When y ou w a nt 'o

gTooHdsEweeptsAcomLeMtoS CAND Y KIT

CH

EN City left a memori,al to old P eru. $ 160 wa s I .:..., G

Ge t your discount in S&H S tampJ! le.ft to the stu d ent loan fu n d and is j ( GOOD THINGS TO EAT) , 0 J. 1 0 n o w being used to assist wo rth y stu -

MERCHANTS GET BENEFITS 1G. HOLT

FROM PEDAGOGIAN ADS

E ac h wee k th er e a r e a l a r ge numbe r of Ad vertisers fr om Peru an d v icinity wh o get r es ul ts from P ed agog ia n adv ert isin g.

Stud e n ts ca n a lso help th e P ed agog- i a n by men ti oni ng to th e merc h an l s w h e n bu y in g t h at yo u r ea d their a d in l h e P ed.agog ia n.

Th e fo ll ow in g a d vert ise r s made it poss ib le fo r yo u to receive thi.s iss u e of" t h e paper. R ememb e r your frie n ds.

PERU

A v enu e Store

Barn es' Pharmacy

Cleaners a nd T a ilers

J. C. Chatelain

J. P. c1 ar-k

Clary R es taurant

Hugh Ca rm e n ·

Co llin s Mea t Ma rk et

Crys t a l Th ea t e r

F o r sy th Oil Co mp a n y

Citize n s St a t e Ba nk

J D. Grave s

Horton & Company

Dr. Har a iian

Dr. John son

Ko epple's Ca fe

Bob Kn a pp

Lo y al Pharma cy

Mardi s Store

Mee k Lumb e r Comp a ny

Pete r son Studio

Flo-yd P a lmer

Ri g ht Awa y Sho e Shop

Robbin 's B a kery

AUBURN

Dave 's Clothing Store

Lawr e nce Ca nd y Kitchen

C. A. Souders

Woman' s To g g ery

Sk agg s-S a fewa y NEBRASKA CITY

Cl eveland & Son s

G ess eman s Ca fe '1Ve ssels & Sons

FOREIGN

Colle gi a te Adverti sin g Se rvice

Fi s k Teachers A ge nc y

It Must Be

T eac her- Whi c h is f arth e r

En g la nd or t he mo on?

J o hnnie- En g la nd.

(Con t nued from fir s t p age. ) in g "flat wa t er" (originally "Nibthas - He makes h is daily w herewithal j MON , TUES., DEC 10 11 I esto n, W est . Vi rg ini a, wh er e he h a d 1 ka ") , descri pti ve of th e Platte Rive r. On carb oned cr ocks and burnt o ut i ch ar ge of th e vo ice d ep a rtme n t ot I ___ b an d s.

Johnnie Hines

t h e Ch arles ton s chools. . i It was to th e U-nion in . I IN

L ast s u mme r Mr S tec k t oo k hi s 186 7, as the thirty-se vent h s tate Andscth h e 001 c h ildren coming home froi:n l ID

"The Idea'_' g

B ac h elo r of Mu sic d egree fr om t h e j .8J II Gu n n Sc h ool of Mus ic in Chic ago. T h e s t ate fl ower is th e Gold en R od Look in a t the op en door , J We have aa idea that this f Duri ng Mr. S tec k 's tr a v e ls h e sa n g

T h ey l ove t o s ee him stic k t h e city sap I will be on e o f Johnnie's most ll" in fo u r hund re d di ffere n t tow n s dis1 Neb r aska i s di vi ded in to ninety - A n d h ea r t h e s u ckers roar productions. C::ime % t ribu t ed ove r 27 di ffere n t 'states I three counties ·with an area of 77,520 J ac k Gill in Plai n D eale r and enJO Y seme. good "!

B es id es b eing a comp etent teac h er, I s q u a re mile s The sta t e i s 280 m il es I with Johru1ie. c. mnP.dv f Mr Stec k h as a very p leasi n g v oi c e. ! wid e and the ex tre m e l ength i s 465 Kerner- " D o yo u t h i nk yo ur fath e r I "US" §

.H e ap pe a r ed b efo r e th e stu d e nt b od y !mil es ;; il l ob j ect to m y s u ite ?" 8 f a t c h ap el du r i!ilg t h e wee k. ! Ruth-"! don't s ee w hy he sh ould; I WED., THURS., DEC 12-13 Mr Ste c k s u cceed s H a r old E Wag- ' The m ean t emp erat ure of the State his i s p r e tty n e arly as bad."

I " Reno Divorce"

n e r , who is n o w teachin g mu s ic i n I 1s 48. 7 degr ees. I

It h e R oc h ester, N ew Yor k, publi c J "IF" He r e is .1 pict-ure that m::i.y f schools Th e po pulation of the s tate, estimat- -So m e p e ople w ould stop knocking a a p peal to :. o m t' of y ou dissatis- t : e d Jul y 1, 1928, is 1,408,000. and s tart b oos ting, we'd hav e a b e t t er i c.ied mar r cj rcriple--Com c a!JJ J sc h ool pap e r 8 s<.-:e , you mig-bi a f PW 11c •i11t - f CONTRA LT O, D E CEM BER 6 I n 1927 N ebras ka rank ed second in -Mor e peop le look ed at t heir fello w I e r s that wm !w 1 p y ou out A.ls " 11 the produ ctio n of corn, t hird in the w i t h th e same expressi on News Thursda y is Cbrina nite. II (C on t inu e d fro m P age 1) I pro du cti on of wh eat It rank s fourth thep u s e t ow ard th e ir mirrors , the r e 'd ll Friday: Saturday , Dec:- 14- 15 8

Iap ex w hen we h eard it will be s un g b y I ;n dair yi n g and li ves tock be a greater suppl y of bro t herl y lov e j le f I t h e fo llowing: in evi d e nce."

I Burs t e r K·eaton

I TENORS In 19 25 th e produ ction of sugar IN I

R a lph Chatelain be e ts on 52, 000 ac r es, a verag ed 16.47 ! E n g li s h Depart m ent Pleas e Note A "The Cameraman;, I R a ymond Trenholm t ons p er ac r e-a w orld's r ecord. : Th e n ew Gallow a y Unabridge d Di<;- I I

SOPRANOS !t iona r y g ive s the plural of "freshman " a with MaroUne Day. What's all I Marg a ret Engelkemier .The r e ar e 7,242 mile s of r ailw ay in Ias "fres hm e ns." the sbotin' about? Buster's

M ary Gray INebrask a i I b ac k again - the la ugh panic is i

Gladys Gro ss oehm e ' T H E P A RTS OF SPEEC H 0 on ! He turns cameraman now I · · - I 11 - 1t

ALTOS Nebraska h a s 80,000 nule s of grav el- ; No un- What you call y our g irl.

Lillian Brady cd or p aved highways. There are proper nouns a n d commo n 0

Ruby Brown inoun s a proper noun is 'Y h a t y ou i n - 8 "BEG

Coming, Dec

17-18 I

GARS . OF I

BASS ! t r odu ce her to ot h er folks by. The 8 I

Joe Jones comm on n oun is " dear." ·

Duane Sams I P I C K U P S l :Verb-wh a t f:es hmen a nd ver s Ii - f

NATIONAL MU SIC CONTEST I

ORIGINAL CHRISTMAS -

J_JJ:"'E"

1 1 :-----------------J ·brists try to wnte sen ten ces w ithou t. '

Adj ec tive-A word of ri chn e ss and OVER RADIO SUNDAY Mr s Monteith- "Mona, did you put Vl g?r w hich mu s t not be u sed in polite Q 0 I

C t" - 1 1fre s h wate r on the goldfish today?" s ociet y / 1 b <l (.on from Page 1.) Mo n a-"No, mother, they haven't Conj unction-Wh at yo u stall ar ou nd MEEK LUMBER CO. (/ ; 1 t e r eg ul ar Atwater K ent i finsh ed the water that I gave th em Iwith when you don't know w h a t to

our, : 5 to 10:1 5 p. m. eastern ; d ,, isay MANUAL TRAINING ll t d d t • 1 y eser ay. , · v

s an a r im e 1 I p · · D Q . , j r epos 1ti on-Fav orite w ord for end- r

Approxim ate ly 60,000_amatem: s olo- ' Elva Leach-"! like the dress, but in g a se nte l}ce wi tb Poor gram ma r.

LUMBER ists comp et e d for th e righ t t o s m g i n it's too s mall for me. Could it be U se a period instead Q f1' th e fi nal s Three contesta nts who w on a lter ed?,, Ad verb- What y ou us t rt LACQUER, E NAMEL U but were defeat - Sal eslady-"I'm afraid not, lady, infini t ive. e 0 sp i an I PAINTS ed 111 se i_n r-fina ls last yea r r ea ched th e bu t if y ou will take a course in our Artic le-W ord of inde fi nit 1 ! Q

fin a ls th is yea r e va u e, /l Ji 0 d f p h ys ical cultural department, you can depend mg on w h eth er yo u are.writing C OAL COAL i/ r o a w ard s will b e ann oun ce d be al te red to fit the dress. a telegr a m or a t h ou sand wo r d t h IJ

1r:ime d1 a t ely aft er th e contes t. The ___ eme g ir l a nd y out h adju dg ed be t h eac h will Jam es Mum p er- Gee Hel en I like / 1.-,;,....,.....,.

T ea ch e r - E ng- l a nd ?

.

you t hink th at ? Wh at

away, m a ke s

John ni e- 'C ause yo u ca n see t h e moo n a nd w e can't se e En gl andPathfind e r

. · ,., ..._.,. _ r eceive $5,000 cas h, §. g old decora t ion , to d ance with y ou." · ' F R ES H a sch ola rship a.t a lea d- , H el en enj oy da ncin g I I . P ast r y a nd Bakery De li cacies And g conseivatoi y Th ose pl ace d sec - with y ou mu ch better if you'd we a r 1 I t h e p ri c es? T hey are right eac h w ill .$2, 000 a nd a on e- s m a ll er s hoes, too." ; I

aa.._""""...,......,..,.....,__...__,.

- · ·

y ear's schola rship each; fourt h $50 0 J oe-" Brig. I owe everyt hmg to my

"Did you t ell here wh e n you pro - leach; fi ft h , $250 ea ch. father. " . /l ,

pos ed t h a t you were unworthy of Brig.-" How about that fi ve I/

h er? !a w ays makes a good im- ' Nebra ska ra is ed t he world r ecord I you owe me from the Omaha trip. Q

pression I con secu t ive lay i n g hen, a white leg- _

" I was g oin g t o- but s he t old me l horn, Lady Am co, of N orfolk, having P r of E nni s-"B efore the. weddmg Q '

Arst."- Ti t -Bits. la id an egg a day fo r 177 consecutive y ou t old me that married hfe would

"But are n't yo u t h e li ttle b oy w h o w as in w it h the fir st lot of children a nd ate so h ear t ily t hen ? Sure ly

days . b e one grand swe et son g . " . " .

P rof. L inds ey Y es,

Ladies' Men's a nd Children's Shoes

" Th e l a rgest t her omo m et er in the ' and since found it one grand, Phone 377 Auburn, Nebrask a t t "ll h g y?" · "Rf . ?" y ou r e no s 1 un 1 · man muse um. On its sc ale, 22 m eters P r of Enrus- e ram · , ,

world h as b e en m oun ted on t h e Ger- sweet Refram. ,

"I a in'.t 'un g ry, bu t I'm will - in le n gth , not on ly t he t empe r ature P rof my msist s 0

''JUST ONE PRICE , ONE JUST PRICE

in' " - Sy dne y Bulletm of t h e mol'n e nt is r eco r ded , b ut al so th at I r efram from cards nefram from O _ · · 1 · f · f the club and L"'-

t he m axim um and mrnimum t empe r- smokmg, re ram rom •

Gee- D e Courcy Foulke atures of t h e pre c edi n g d ay. r efrain fro m going to ball games." · Smythe b oasts that he c a n tra ce his

a ncestry b a ck to the Normans.

Whiz- We'll, the Normans are \f

dead , and they don't mind.-Path- o .

find er.

A crisis had occurred at t he Or- 1

chard. The maid, who had on ly been -

empl oyed for a month , suddenly an-

noun ced th at she intended leavin g o·

" But, J a ne.'' s aid her IS

" what do you want to le a ve for ?

Ha v en't I s uited you in every way?"

AUBURN Phone 314 NEB

''Y es, m a'am; I suppose y ou've b een = kind er th a n many others," agreed th e m a ia slowly.

FISK TEACHERS AGENCY (Incorporated)

" Of I J a ne. Now y ou Suite 410-11 S y m es, D e nve r - M. E . Shuck, Ph. D., Ma nage r

b e a sen sl1'bdle1·1 g ll"tl aknd s thop wh e r e Mor"" vacancies than satisfact or y applicants to fill them.

. y ou a re. 1 rn o now ow m a ny oth e r mi stresses would· go to t h e ex -

pe nse of h a vin g a wirel ess set fi tte d

up in t h e Kitchen."

WHEN IN DOUBT- TRUMP OR COME TO

" Yes, ma' am, " said J ones, " Bu t i t's KOEPPLE'S CAFE

set. t h a t's I 0 FOR YOUR MEALS, LU NCHES, ETC.

a 111 t satis fied with th e p1 og1 ams. I Phone 195

t f G"f An s w er s. 0 , . en 0 1 t articles fl (/ >

Fi rst drunk- Shay, w ash at shin e _ .._ _ "'"° ___ s:ss __

=,,_--- ms>-----·

0 Red uce d prices on all w· t t d q , s h ay? I . 0 in er coa s an U

Second di tto- It sh ay s billia r ds. I I O dresses. 0

Firs t it. , : A DISCOVERY WORTH IWHILE

y ou o you p ns 11 - I

d lay WI th a p e 1 "l? Excelle nt Oys te r Stews, a nd rea l Me xican Chilli.

Bl ac k & Blue Jay. - F ew Cafe's off e r such att rac ti ve Sand w iches as

" I s h e of a n e rvou s dispos itio n ?" !

" I s hou ld say n ot; h e s h ar d e r to I

r attle. a fe ather pill ow " - U of I

ashin g ton Column s.

I $ 15.00

PERU IS A BOOST FOR YOU''

NUMBER

FO UR ONE-ACTS SHOW DEBATE TRYOUTS l sIGMA TAU. DEL TANS IFRESHMAN PARTY IN JANUARY i HELD FRIDAY ! AS "KIDDlf:S"

Jones, H ayward, and Joder : depar t ment agam presen ted it s t h e Sig ma T au D el ta w as h e ld Mo nw rit Pl I p rog r am of ed u catio nal Only Five P r ospects for •29· day even i ng, D ecember 10, in t h e Musical Numbers a n d Stunts on Program e ays m o v i es. Two ree l s of w il d fl owers Season fac ul ty r oom At t h is m eetin g t h e pho t o g r a phed in their natur al e n v ir - 1 orig ina l essa ys an d p oems a b ou t

EX P ECT MANY GU E S T S onm e nt i n a ll s ections of t h e country ONL y TWO VETS BAC K Ch r istmas were p la ced in se al ed en - '-'KID" DAYS RECALLED we r e p a rt icul arly b eau tifu l. T he i ve lop s, a nd e ach m emb er g i ven on e Tbe Dra m ati-c Club plays ' w hich weTe to hav e b een g iven Decem b er 20 h ave bee n postp o ned unti l J a nu -

?n r ee ls a lso Th e d e b ate were h e ld un - t o r ea d N o n ames were sig n e d, con- The fre shm a n par ty h eld in the o n 1e ree p i ctu rm g t he li fe an d d t h r t " f p f , L d se q u e ntly t h er e was consid e r ab le w o r k o f th e bee, was u n u suall y spl e n- er ed cCir ec t l10 nM o B r o U1 1- g·u essm iJ· as to w h o were t he hi g h school a udi t orium , F r id ay, D ed d.. A say a n as e ro wn m · e co - b 14 hu g e success It ary 17 1 fo u rth r e el depicte d a w est- 1 , .t F "d f t , T h er e w e r e s ome ver y c lever p oems, cem e r , was a · · ege auc,1 on um on n a v a e rn oo n, L ast Jl e ar th e c lu b h a d a p l a y wri t - I e r n rodeo a nd w a.s esp e cially enJ oyed D b 14 0 h If·t h an d essays. Some were humor ou s.. has been vo t ed at p rev 10us m eet m g Thi s v e a r a 1·e n1o r e j b eca u se o f its acti v ity - e hcem er · v er a b others bea u t ifull y d esc ri ptive, a nd in kid t d,_ w os e nam es were su m 1 e m e t hat the pa rt y be a p a r y, a n p l ays to b e co ns i de r ed bu.tt he clnh • 1 O w m g to th e of S am T rau d t, 1 t d .t. f t l . all t h e sp irit of Chri stm as w as p re - a ll st tiden ts c ain e dre ssed as prim a r y . · as e 1 10n o ns p ap er as pro sintends to u s e all t h at are written for ! wh o has b e e n runnin g t he m otio n p 1c - 1 t· d 'd t f th d b t sen t ed. d . pee 1v e c an 1 a es or e e a e . . stu en ts. that pur pos e by studen ts This y e a r l t u re ma chme fo r t h es e p rog r am s, t h e d f d th . d t• t d 1 · Mrs. Du n n m g m a d e t h e s t ::Lt em en t · '. h . s qu a oun - e ir u 1es oo ar u ou s, _ The audi t or ium w as arr a n ge d to mtead .of Jud g in g -0n p r od u c t rn n s ow was a h t tl e s low m g ettm g u n - d t h . t . t h . d b ; th at t h e q u a lity ofth ese w as t h e b est · · I d b h t'.'.' : a n e1r ·1me o muc occup 1e y : h h b ff d h bl h 1 A l a ·ge u.s c " ips ar e t o b e s ent a w a y for rank e r way, ut everyt m g went sm ') o r:- th t' .t t t th t t t at a . s een o ere sm ce t e Jn - 1re sem e a sc oo room. 1 " - o e r ac ,v1 1es o en er e r y ou s. i ng i l Y aft e r a few minu tes del a y m st a r t - Th. . t bl f •h · 1 st1tutm g of this cus to m , a nd th a t d esk in the front of the ro om w as • • • 1 • lS is re g re a e , or • ose w 10se h 1 As is c u stoma ry at d r a mati c club ' m g. . . · . , t a lents h a ve warrented their b ein g t er e were no i eal y ati ocwus ?1 un- for the schoolm aster, and de s k ch a irs m eet i n rrs "'eo ple o t her t h a n t h e a >e J l T h e next b10l0 g v educ a tion al mo vie : h f f th .t t a cc ep table poems or essays These I d f th 1 "' JJ • - • • • ; c os e n or one o e vars1 y . were a rra n g e or e pup1 s. hers may gain a d mis s ion b y present · i w ill c ome a bou t tn e m1ddle of Jan- i are :Yet in the class of the unkn own will to so m_eo ne co mpetent T o a dd a Christmas air , the room in g a g u e st t icke t plus fif t een ce nts 1u ary - No one doubts but th at th e r eason s fo r cn t 1c1sm, a nd will ten b e placed ' Th f t 11 ol ti d f t h f'r t t y w as decor ated with red and gre e n Jn orcle r t.<r accom m o date t h e !<1 r g e ese m o vi es a r e ree o a. c - 1 these people refrained from try in g- on ie r ec o1: s o e a _erm num.ber of i n t e r e sted p ers o n s onts id e ' l e g e stu dents, an.d a ttendance is en- ! oat are le g itimate a nd reasonable b ut , Aft er th e mfo r m a l cn ti c1sm, offer- crepe p aper A t a ll Chris tmas t ree · h d · k i co u -a ged.. Sp ec ial p a ins h ave been h ed b y t h e me m b er s t h ey w ere tre at- d · d 11 · h i h e dJ amat i c c lub, fi v e un re d h e - 1 L the l a ck of opn o r t urutv t o h ear t ose · . , sto o m one c or ner un e r w 1c evets ,a Te b e ing is su ed. Thos e de s h'in g ; t aker: :o s ee t h at t h e ? 1<:tu re s ar e e!1 • I w h os e ta le nts -were an d ed t o p opcorn a nd di vini ty. eryo ne piled his g ifts as h e a rr i ved " Uest tickets m a v se c ure the m fr om tertaimng an d e du cati o n al. , t he loss of the pers on s, who h a v e in - I Ma nv of t h e li ttle k id d i es " o f the !

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brou g ht toys to s chool a n d, Cl ay Coy , Tbe p la ys to be p resented this y e a r, GLEE CLU·BS GJ'V'E ' u a. l d e b a tin g a bility will b e k een l y i the sc h oolmaster, g ot som e ex cell en t On J anua r y 17, a re : ' f e lt. ;

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t r a in in g if h e ev er in te nd s to be an "To.d's Slav e, " a ..ci r c us tr age d y , COMIC Q!PERA 1 F iv e pe rs on s actu a ll y pa.rtici p a te d : actual tea cher. Eld o n .H a y w ard ; Th e Zer o H o ur in t h e t r y out 1 They were: R a lph • Wh e n school s ta r t ed t he te ac h e r a c omed y by J o e J o nes ; " T he D ec i- , • • , Ch a t el ain, Miss Knig h t, W illi am Fres h men-J un1or G a m e ca ll ed upon seve r a l m embers of the mal P oin t, " a fa rce , b y A n na _ Gilb er t an d s Mas- ' Nic k e l, A r chi e Ma rtin , a nd L es li e ! Best of Tourney •cl ass to rec ite. D onn a J a ne D e lze ll J ode r; "F a.s h-B a ck," a d ram a t 1z atwn I te rp iece Presented 1L eon a r d The qu a lity of' t h e pe rfor - 1 gave a ve ry cle ver imitation of a by A n n a 'Bes t -Jod er of a s h ort story · i m a nce re nd ered, a nd t h ose w h o m an - ; TA KE FINALS 30 to 6 spoiled g r a mmer sch oo l child si n gby Alm a Bo ice Ho ll a n cl . I LEADS WELL CARRIED Iifes t ed t he most ; ersa tile .s tyle_ d e- l _ .in g a Ch r is t m a s song ; J o hn B a th rea d " T od's S l ave " s h ows :he roman ce · __ 1 b ate ca nn ? t d i v ul g ed m th is iss u e i Basketb a ll p r os pects in P eru t ook a stor y of a str ip ed stoc king's Chr is to f a girl c i r c us -r id e r w 1th a yo u th, T h " p ·. t of Penz a n c e,, a co mic Ifo r Mr. Lmdsay a.nd Dr B r own h ave a big iu mp in the i nte r cla ss b as k et - m as ; Berna r d G a ll ow a y a n d L ew i · • f h · P 'ff o e na es J t d t t. f ti J Mi M t C ain a nd Miss an aeria li st. T b .e " at er . o er a by G ilbe r t an d S ulli van was n ot . comp e a n e s. ima ion o 1e b a ll to u r n ey h eld in t h e co ll eg e g ym sa n g; ss arga r e t he clown is under t h e iron r ul e of P d b t h p o·iee v ari ous c and1.d a te s b rief s, and s peec h - · last wee k Loren Norton t h e n pl ay ed a du et i n ' T h e p la y pres ente Y e el u "' I es ' · ve r y goo d sc h oo l- g irl sty le, ( Seem- ' fo d, a circ u s m a nager. b d D ece m ber 15, in th e co ll e g e au di tor - · I The fr es h m en ba ll t oss er h a d l ittle s h o w s h ow a clow n b rea k s hi s C on ce ded t h at e£ ch on e of th es e , t r oub le g oin g to th e fi n a ls af ter b e- in g ly t h ey we r e b ot h t r y in g to p la y '-; lf a nd p er i11 Ilo lUID. d · ·f • diff ere n t pi ec es of mu sic ) bpt lo d slaverv fo r , m s e - e r t d by P rofe s-p e r s on s tu r n e 111 a pei o r m a n ce or in g sea soned b v a tou g- h j un ior f e a rn -to mar r y t he m a n of he r ' oz:era Mwas - irdec e ' c c}ip g ; e i:.t Ps t th fl n u m e r i'< t -a1 ly " J't -of ' 11"- w e l' p r ove t h at th ey r ea ll y cou.ld p l ay t o! h e I so r uo y le n :aI!y ay il liV " iJ " L '"

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V L "' v vv .," · g e t h e r t h ey b oth e n de d b y pl a yin g ' I ·t f t t · · The fi r s t g a me b e t w e e n t he fr eshi es "Th , ,, o f as beino· t 'e Derio<! 3.ist b ef0 r e d e pa r tme n t in p rena r in g· the op er a m a rn en a nce 0 wo earns is impos- · a t s My We a kn ess No w Afte r · · · > I "bl . a nd Ju niors was a thrill e r :f'rom t h e h " · . go m g· over t he tOJ) is c o lle gia t e 111 I fo r prese n t a tion . si e. t t t fi h Th t is pro g r a m th e te a ch e r d ec lar e d i t j s a r o ni s . e fin a l sco re w as b d k 'd c hara c ter It dea l w1t h colleg e / R uth , a con cienci o u s nu rse r y ma id Mr. Lmd s ay with th e s uppor t of 21 t 18 f f 1 F h' Th t o e recess a n 1 gam es w e r e h d d p ' d p o m a vor o t 1e I es ies. e t 11 t h d hild f tl ,_ d v o u t and the a bsen t -m 1n e pr ogr e s- 1 m a kes t h e sad mistak e of pl ac in g I Te s1 e nt a t e , is w ag m g· a pub h ci ty t 1 h - Ti... e · e g oo c r e n r om 1e v a who is i nte-re te d in fossils. ! F r e d e r i c k u n d e r a pir a te inde n t ur e C runp aig n in b e h a lf of d eb at e As 0 t ,ll; pl aye d u ntil Sa n ta Cl a u se a rri v ed. " Th e D ecimal P oin t " is a farce 11F rederic h a d r e ac hed hi s j soon tbe t he team i s chose n, t hei r fiigehst me nd s owbe t ey a ?t e n ty to '1 San t a sa id th a t he could a lwa ys . b" · ' · . a n m ay e some va r st :y ma c. . w luch cente rs 11 r oun d t h e arn 1t1 o u s ye a r b efore h e sa m a ny oth e r la d y s pictures a re to be t a ken a nd sen t t o · 1 . t h So h e h a d e v e ryone Jme u n a nd - · II d I ,. . . n a 111 e ope mn g ga me . . . .work of a you_tnf u] mv e n tor c a e face th a n t h a t of' hi s n u r se r y m a id, t he _ le adm g s t at e p a pers. . I .Ma rch ar o und m a ci r cle then h e O r land o Ru d o lph B yr on B u mp. IR u t h. He t hi nks h e r' s is a s w e e t fac e N ego ti atiol'l.s with schools ou t sid e . Th e se con d g ame b etwe e n t h e se n - di s tributed the g ifts. He s a id t h a t in the Pl ay ers M agazin e, pu b li !' h - 1u nti.I h e s ees Gene ra l S Lan lec v s y o un g - t h e s t a t e fo r d e b a t es a r e b ein g co n- ,· IOrs a nd "'.as t h e wh e n he h a d fini s h ed a ll t he goo d · · · b th N • d d t th · F eq u a l of th e fre shm a n-Juni o r t il t bu t 1 e d a t Rac me. W JS co n s m , Y e a - est d aucr h t e r "Mab e I." Th e Kin g i.1c te a e present trrn e t •ore- h • g irls a nd b oy s would h a v e prese n ts • • 0 t e wi se b oy s took th e lea d a nd h e ld ' tw n a l Collegia te Play ers, gives m i ts 1 of t h e Pir ates afraid of lo sin g on e of mo s t a mon g th es e are Broo k m gs ' · h , a nd t he b ad on es w ouldn' t. Ei t h e r · "d b l t • ' c ll t B k S h D 1 i t t ro ug h o u t the game. T h e fi n; ! h . . De_ce mbe r is sue c o n s1 e ra e space o ' hi s b est m e n sea rch es f o r a m e a ns I o eg e a r oo m g s , out a rnt a, It ere are ve ry few b a d children rn · p . D ' S L · U · · · 1s core w a s 20 t o 15 111 fa v or of t h e se ;i - the anniv e r s a r y y e ar of t h e e1 u ra - 1 b y w h ic h he m ay brin g Fre der ic k a nd t ou 1s mve rs1ty, at St. L om s, t:h e fr eshm a n c lass or All t h e ba d oil€ s 1nat ic Club, a nd p l a ys p r ese n te d he r e 1 b a ck to hi m When Frede r ick is i Mi ssouri. Neither of these s ch oo ls p oIS. Is ta yed at home. Only about a hunT h i s is a mag azi ne t h at d evotes i ts · aga i n u n d e r· t h e bl a ck fl ag a nd a ll ih av e co mp leted their deb a te sched- 1 The fi n a l gmne b e tween the re ni ors 1dred perso n s were th e r e. t t · l f · te e st ab o ut · : uJes for th e c omino- sea.so and a ·e l a nd fr es hmen was not so · much of a pages o m a errn o m r · t he con fiu s io n h as b een b oiled down 1 n , 1 • ! After Sa n ta Cl a u s left refr eshme n ts e olleir e and un iversity d ramat i c s a ll i t n ec essar y fo r Ge n erRl : willin g to de b ate P e rn. A comp l-e t io n !tussle, you t hs ea il y ov e rca '.1w iwere served. Ho t punch, brick ic e over n a tion. In t h e same Stan l ey t o di e. T h is pl ace s Fre d er· ' of th: pres ent n eg·oti a tions ,in the o.la tm;iers and w a lked off wi t h icre a m , cookies, candy and pop corn ment t he foll o•v in g c o lJe g es an d um -i ck in a d e li cate p os ition, as a pirate c as es is d epe nden t up o n a co n veme n L a 30 t o 6 vic to r y b a lls w er e pl e n t iful. v ersi t i-es received some s p a c e : Grin - h e mu s t ai d in t h e e x am in a t io n of t h e meetin g place betwe en P e ru an d Coac he s L orbee r !! nd G ra f w it ne ss - atte nd a n c e t o the p a r t y w as nell C o lle ge, W i' c o n s i n U n ive ; Rity g i rl' s fa ther alt h o u g h sh e t h ose pl ac es where a d e b a t e c ou ld b e l e d a ll t h e ga m es pi ck in g out p oss ibl e no t so larg e du e t o th e fa ct th at Mi ni_I.e sota Un iv ers i t y, Uni - loves dea rl y, ca nno t h_eld or .a financi a l g u aran t.e: . su ff i - pr os p ects fo r t he vars ii-y te.a m. · E a ch s t ud e n ts ou t o:fl scho o l ver sity, Nebra s ka t h e t o s ee her fathe r kill ed a nd 15 q t.a te c1en t t o d efray : xp : n s e_s , m case 1 cl ass sho"'.'e d so m e of wi t h th_e flu. Thi s p a r ty conclu de d U niv ersi ty of Sou t h C a hfo r ma , C a ro- cle v er in her w a y of h a ndlin g t he Peru 01t he se m s t1tutions sh o uld a po ss ible v a r si t y pl aye1 w1t h111 th e t h e socia l pr og r am of t h e fr es hm a n lina Pl a ymakers , Lo ui siana U n i ve r s i- pi rat e s wh e n t h ey vi s it h e r hom e j t o the the wh ol e near future jcl ass fo r t he firs t sem este r. t and E ar lha m C olle o·e T h d h " 1· h dista nce which seper a te s us fr om All me mb e r s of t h e v a rsi ty t eam ' · - -y, ., · e se r g e a n t an 1s p o i ce a ve · j i a g r eat b loo d y b a ttle with t hes e them.- w e re ruled as in eli g ibl e for c!<lss co m- J DANCING AND MUSIC

JAZZ -NADER 'S GIVE ro u g h s ea-go i ng· p i r a te s an d if i t h ad HAYES ' CO L LEGE TO BE p e t it ion. g·ave th e fre s hmh a n I ON WEEK'S P ROGRAM

P HI LO PRO GRAM n o t be e n fo r a witty sergea n t t h e T te a m a d ec id ed a dv a n tage ove r t e - d" ff d' · 1 Pl1'RU'S OPPONENTS other cl ass te a ms. I _ ope r a w o uld h av e a i ere nt e n m g JU j Th e ch a p el pro g r a m w as f u rnis hed The members of the P h il omath ean a a n r e_ e nc _aga m , 1well sat isfie d wi t h th e r es ul ts of th e Ib y th e gir ls p hy s ica l e du c a tion

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"' ·iv en b y a nd he pro ves hi s lov e for her. Coac h es Lorb ee r a nd Gr a f left this I 1 h cl asses conducted b y Mi ss R oot W e do cie t y e n Joy e d a pro .,. ram g i JYir. B e n for d pl aye d , a ll th e p arts mornin g for H ay es, K a n s as , with nine ' cl ass teams. These ga m es brou g_ i 1 nesd a y D ecember 12 D i ck Williams and hi s J a zz-Nad ers ' on t he piano. - bask e tball m e n w here they will ope n b efore them much new m a t e n a I Th e 'fi rst sectio n of t h e pr ocr r a m h · h t · ' · not b efore s hown on the co.liege o-y m b T he o t h e: me m bers of e _ 01c es :a•I _ . the 1929 b as ke t b a ll se a so n wi t h the I "' · was g iven by phys ica l educ a tio n cl ass b ein g Jun e p i a m s:t , K e ith MISS TILTON HAS H ayes T eac h e r s C olle g e of t h a t pl ace , 201 b Th e n a me of t he d a n ce was W o lf b a njo a r t i st, and D a n s B u n c h , i . PICTURE ACCEPTED Co ac h Lorbeer feels confid e nt th a t WILL CELEBRATE "S a il o r s Horn p ip e ." The second p a r t T h e pro g ra m co n s isted of : he h as a workin g m a chi ne that will ! ST. JOHN'S DAY "Minuet, " w as by S ec t ion 1, l Ol a. Popu l aT ou mhe rs which w el'e w ell I Mi T "lt be a bl e to tro unce the bes t of his l --- Th e third d a nc e " Iri s h Til t " w a . I The friends of ss 1 on w e re ' . . J app r ec iat ed by the a udi enc e. I 1 th t h t • \ alma m a.ter. 1 The P e ru Mas omc Lod g e will c.ele- by Section 111, lOl a. "Gottl a nd' s h ver y g lad to a er p ie m e, Of t h . t k th ' h D d d A "'t t he musical pr o gram t e " F J H'll,, acc e p t ed 1

· e mne me n o m a e m1 - brate St Jo n's a y , W e ne>: a y e v- Quadrille,'' a d a nc e in seve n p art s, 1U er • View rom oy 1 was t ' 1 t · 1 tt · f{ t 1 • D b I · h 11 · · b dr e w s l ip s o f pape r on , b k A tists A . t ' Ia np se ve n a r e e e r m e n , e r z, enm g, ec em e r 27, at t rn1r a . wa s by Sect10n 11 , lOl a. Thi s danc e t ··tten names of a n i m a l s 1 1by the Ne ras a r ss o c1..a W as le y and Krejci all bein g a ll- s tate , Th e re will be a n o u t -of- t o w n sp ea k e r , was divided as foll ows: ( a ) Me etin g · w 1c w ere 1 1 Th ' · tu e h a s been pu t on di s- · h ' B fi d. a- a corres ponding n am e a i s p i e 1 · h men. . . mu sic by loc a l p e ople, a nd refres - (b) Gree t in g; (e ) Ic y b ow ; .d ) Go sy .n m.,, ht e d fo r t he re - 1pl a y from D ece mb e r 5 to in_ t e Th ose m a kin g t he trip ar e : Captain ments. All Maso n s a nd th eir famili es sip; (e) Th e d a n c e ; (f ) P rom e n ade; par t n er w as 0 o f E s k im o jAquilla Cour t in Omah a . Ti lt o n W as le y, g u a rd; 'H e rtz, g u ar d ; Krej c i, a nd all members of the Easte rn S tar ( g ) Go climb a tre e. "Lin dy L ee" fres h me n ts , co n sis mg I is to be con g r a tul ate d for this mar k- cen te r ; Broc k m a n, forw a rd; Rail s - are invite d to b e presen t a nd e nj oy w as p re se n te d by cl ass 20lb. · p ies. ed s ucce ss. b a ck, for wa rd; Yo un g, fo r w a rd ; Ro !h- t he evening with the lodg e. Joy Mic k el, acco mpa ni ed by Ell e n Oys The n ict ur e was m a d e east of P e ru , ert, fo rw a rd; Hurs t, g u a rd ; and G r oo - 1 Wil son on t h e pi a n o, gave a v io lin r e -

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H . b Ji.om e o n J oy H ill, t h e st u.dy b ein g o n e of t hius, g u a rd ' The startin g lineup MANY OUT "VITH FLU cital b efore the conv ocatio n F r id ay, In str u c t i o n for oys m t of th e n a ture in h e r mos t g lo ri o u s dr ess. w ill prob ab ly b e the fir s t fi v e men- , Durin g t h e p as t w e ek m a n y st u- December 14. · b ·ven i n t w o boned. !dents h a ve been ab sent from cl ass es Mi ss Mi c k e l, who h as b e e n tr a inin g · say s the D epartmen

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In t erior, is now erng gi t h a n SCHOOL MEN INCREASING ! While a t H a y es Peru will play two with th e flu. Appr oxim a t e l y t hirt y - for a co n sid era bl e tim e on t h e vi olin , state s There are now mo re t ak i ng N e br ask a sc h oo ls a re emploin g gam es one on W e dn.e sday ni g h t and five pe rc ent of the s tuden ts in P e ru presen te d a v e r y ag r eea bl e g r o up of 7.000 bo_Ys i:1 h igh Tulsa, ;more men te a ch -:rs than they one on Thursd a y m g ht. The Peru 1have, during the p as t w e ek, been a b - 1se lec t ion s cours es m h ig h s c hoo · mie s four years a g o. The number h as rn - men are goin g down to H a y es wi t h jse nt one day a nd m a ny h ave mi sse d !F a ust - - - - - Al a r d Ok lahoma, a year of home m a y crea s e d from 1532 in 1924 to 1863 l the hopes of sta rtin g the seas on off se v er a l d a ys. Every e ffort is b ein g The L a st R os e of Supp e r - - - - Au e r is r e quired of boys befor e t e y . in 1928.

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DAR IS BUNCH F R E D DUEY HAROLD MARR EN 1!

WAY NE CATLETT WILLARD FOW L ER J AMES MUM PER

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THE BELL SYSTEM id ea. N o t w o le a ve s, n o two sto n es, s h i p.

The editor has looked into th e mat t e r of t he be ll i n fa c t no tw o p ro du cts of n ature are D ea r F olk s: I T o p row , left to right - Niem a n j ust a lik e. T he se cr et a for m an is t o We ll I g u e ss i t s m y tu rn to write Hurst, R oth eri, Brockman, D e Jz !::!lL Sy stem, Which has been the subj ect Of much un q,u th or - g et t h e b es t re s u lts frot'1 t h e eq ui p - to yo u J o hn s ay s h e won't write Zo rn , Y o u ng , 2 n d row : C oa c h [{ nt.ized discussion for some tim e a n d h as fo u n d t h e f o1J OW'- me n t w hi c h h e h as a nymo r e fo r awh il e. I d o n 't k n ow , n ink, S e lk, W as ley, Hertz, K rc j (;i ing facts conc e rnin g it to be t r ue: I h av e r e a d of a on e -arme d g iil w h y. I g u ess h e tho u g ht y o u m ight Ma lm, and Coach Gil'" a f . mak in g a fair r ecot d o n a .ty p ewri ter, get t i r ed of -;e a din g hi s le t t ers al l t h e Ma lm, N iema n ( a n d Z orn wi!I

(1) That the seni or cl ass of 1927, und er th e spon- a nd" h a ve s ee n a o ne-l egg e d man r ide ti me-anyw a y I g u·ess I' ll wr i t e n ow, will be nussed from t his year',.. lin esorship of Arthur L.- Hill, vo ted to donate $210 for - the a bi cyc le, bu t nei t her of t hem d ie! as , You kno w I' ve b ee n g oi n g o u t for up.

II "f th h d · f 11 1 II b ll · w !1 "f I T his vear's v :?. r s ily will u1 dol1btedpurpose of creating· a fund for th e construc t ion of a be 1J we as I ey a possession 0 a I VO e y a pr a ctice e I get their p hysical facultie s A m a n fitt ed t e n pr acti ces I c a n joi n G. A. A. s o ly c o n tai n t hr ee P er u bask et b a l! c a;.system m Peru . b t t b bl k h t I b t a i n.s, Kr eJ"ci, C :l)_: t n '11 of th e · y n a ure o e a ac s m1 t 1s wa s - v e sur e ee n g oin g A n d d o you -

(2) That the senio r cl a ss of 1928 unde r th e sn on- in g hi s t ime t a kin g a s e m in ary cou r s e kn ow .th e oth er ni g ht I n oc k ed a ba ll t e a m , H ert z , c apt a i n of th e 1928 t'2n1n sorshi of A E H 1 h t d t d t $'9.10 dd . - h N ot only is he wastin g hi s ow n over t h e ne t a nd everyb od y w as 80 a nd W as l ey c ap t a in of the 19 2:1 p . · · 0 C ' VO e 0 on.a e ,_, to a , to t: e ti me, but usually that of r-rnn y other i su r p ri s e d th a t t h ey cou ld n 't n ock i t team. fund prev10usly started by the s e mo r c las s of 192 7. T11e pe opl e who r eceive li t tl e benefit fr om 1 b ac k a n d I score d a p oin t , b ut I Bro ck man w iJJ prob a bly, t hi s Y "'.l f" total being $420. his services in the mir:i1: tr y O n e w as n't s u r p r ise d a b it Gee th ough s e e plen ty of a ction in t l e ce n l c 1 . should not attemp t voc a tion or idea l I s ure was t ickle d _ I w e n t i-i u·ht p osi t ion , w hi le Rothert, Hu rs t will

(3) That estim a tes were obtained f r o m v ar iou s fo r which nature has not fitted him a nd t o ld t h e fo l ks a ll a b o u t" i t. m ake u p t he forW ::t il'" d w a ll s Pi : t' f t d •t f d h h Th" · u t t d ·a h t h B I will a ls o be e ligib l e th1·s f manU aC UreS an • 1 WaS OUn t at t e ch eap es t be ll IS I S p 0 you 0 eC.l e W e u t t 1ey ju s t s im pJ y can' t seem to ye a r 0 1· syst em possible for Peru w as $590 f b f t . Y?U are cap Rbl:e of d o m g ?er t a m I a p p r ec ia te g en iu s . Th ey j us t l a u g h - Vail'"s ity c orn p et it io n. Pike mi s -ed 0 Jt · 0 · ac OI Y· k md s of work 111 s ome othe r fi eld of ed a nd wouldn't p a y any attention. 00 mo st of the se 2.son I r. st y ear, b:i •

That the m1tlal cost of $590 only p ai d fo r D; occup a tion.

' I do nt' s ee why, but I'll b-e t t h ei r s h ow e d t h at he was m a de of va r .s it1· master clock, switches and gon g·s. It d1·d 11ot i·11clt1de w e, c a nn o t all be sta r s m thi s .pl a y su re j ea lo u s b eca use I' m g·e tti n g- a lon g m ateri a l w h e n h i s ch a nc e c am€ t,; _

Of Jlfe but We Ca n be th b t f w ar d the l ast of t h e seaso r1. -h . , . . i • e es 0 so g oo d. Th ey 'll b e s orry w h e n.es or gongs for the ne w Science H a ll, or th e cost : w h at we a re. There are work- , t h e y fi nd o ut t ha t I'm go i n g t o mak e Youn g s h owe d p lent y of s:n c P.d la st of w1nng the ca mpus and each of the buildin gs on th e m e n F<flll 1:iewers of stone, ,ind there / t h e vars ity 01' w h ate ve r i t is t h ey year at forwar d. D e lzell pl ayed hi s ! ll' - :-1 b e labo. :t .: wh o a re c a ll it first y ea r of var s ity bas l(etb a ll IH · • campus.

:a •J ., r E'rS t od a y 1r ::: y be h e wei s 1f You s h ould b e in s o me of t he y ea r at the guard p os it io n , r: n d w-il!

(5) That the president offered to a id in th e in sta ll- to-morrow and day after Ev e ryb o d Y g·o·eS b e o f g·1:e a t be nefit a t t h at j.)

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(5) Th a t the pre sident offe re d to ai d in th e in sta ll- to -morr ow a nd day aft e r ; (). cl as ses a r o u n d h ere Ev er yb o d y goes this ye ar. morro w t hey_ m a y b e 111aste r w ork- a r o und b arking wo rs e t h l:l n o ur ol d a t10n of a bell system by havmg the colle g e w orkm en Jn· : m e n

Id og t a g b efore h e died. A wh o le iot sta ll the sy s tem w hen ev er th ey could b e sp ared fr om I l.VIe n a r e no t eq u a l in me n ta l o r : of pe ople have th e flu to o Y <ru : d I P hysic al po wer s no r do , th ey seem 1 k h t t h t · b t I see ' other necessary ca mp u s wo r k. He also a g re e to recom- . ' I n ow w a · a is, u c ,. · .,, · j ab le t<? o bta:m the s am e amoun t of w h y t h ey call i t fl u" , Th e p e0 p le , mend to the State Bo ar d of E d uc at ion: t h a t th e co1 1e P; e ; weal t h or pr op e rt y, bu t eac h d ay don t seem to fiy aro u nd any , m ost ly pay the cost of the bell system in e xces s of th e $420 d o- 1 1 t h e _numb er of go ld en they all w a nt to g o to bed W e il J o h n h l . · m mu tes, a nd 1t IS how there are u se d I a nd I ar e a ll rio-ht so far We d o n 't n a ted by t e t¥:'o c asse s . . . I t h at s ome names i n th e h all of i w a ntt to get ; h e flu bec a u se the y :

(6) Th ai t It w as a gr e e d oi;i by th e co mm1t te ., m1f'a me w hil e o t h ers p ass on scarcel y ' take e v erybody t h at g ets it t o th e ; ch ar ge a nd the p r esident that he sho u ld p urch as e t he : h eard . '1 infirmary a nd goodne ss kno ws wh at : d h · · 11 d h h k I h appens to them there I w as o ver ; bell .syst.em an ave It msta e W en t e .WO I. 0f ID - : - -1there the ot h er day vi :o it in g, a nd i t i t 11 t Id b d b th 1 f f 11 In the th ree ye a r s 01 c o lle g. >:: c :) 1r 1 - S a m g 1 cou e one y . e regu a r or ce 0 co e ge I

ALUMNI NOTES ' looks to me like t h ey work th em a w - K h l d b . . . . 1' full h a r d Wh e n I ot over th e re petit10n r eJCI as on y ni.,u;; se .:• in !,.: workmen smce no money w a s availa ble for a dd 1t 10 n a i · Y · g b all -state c e n t er b u t o n c e, tha t bei ng ' I ev ery b od y was JUSt sweating to e a t , , help " - · ' th b d I t h " k 't f 1 t 1 i n 1927 when Ker s e n b ro c K, D >. ne s • : e a n . m 1 1s aw u o m a 1e · k I ll l ;

(7) That So far - th' . d f 11 •t h b 1 Ma ny .of P.eru's football men h ave , t l"k t h t h· th seven-fo o t c enter, t oo t 1e a s IS summer a n a 1 as een . h a swea I e a w en e1r b" h K . b 1 "f ' cl · g on e o ut and made records as co ac I ,, k cl ' t · ? , center irt , r e J CI e1ng f;. :. 1 i:e o impossible to release. the CO_llege fr o.m th e n e - ' e s L ewis Ca r ter , wh o his : be h ome by the forward p osi ti on _ cessary college work I'll order that they might mst a ll th e !D e g iee last y ear and w ho w as o n e : tim e ne xt wee k a nd wi ll see you ! years of c o lle ge Ki • - I of P er u's stron g ends f or four years, : 1 has alway s b e e n an a ll -state i na1 1. bell s ystem. Campus repairs and necessary chan ges d :rn :was e le c ted coach a t Hem in g fo r d ,. h aH a nd th]e ne w calAf dan d1 t h e ! ' a· f ' b • · OJ'SeS an ( eVeJ'V Jll g. n p •ease l to the buil mg o the new Science H a ll h a ve · rou g ht a n Ne b ras k a. The Hemmgford t eam , d ' t 1 t d dd · f t th t · ' , ma d e t he bes t record thi s e a r th at it on e a Y come a er u s _ in." l

THE EAST ENTRANCE

lTICreased bu r den Of WOrk to the College workm en . : h d . th h ty f th ; old h or se a nd b ug·gy even If it is as e v er m a e m e 1s orv o e · · h I Th 1 t b · I mudd y, h e ca n pu t t h ose iro n thm g s sc oo ey os ut one gam e t o , l\ir· t th fi t f th a r ound the w h ee ls and come with 1 ; cn i n a a r e, e rs ga m e o e sea. ; b 12 t 0 · Th 1 t th e car. Oh , s ay h ow IS g o ofy t h a t ' h · h f 1 · so n, y a o margm. ey a ,e r i T e editor as ound the fo lowm g to be true f act s gai ned revenge by defeating the w e_ f'ound h s u mmer_? I s l concerning the gateway at the east entrance· same school 7 t o 0. Lewi e's t ea m eh stil? I ali ve or a s e d u g h im se lf · ' a ole

(1) Th t th h 1 f 1928 1 ft score d 112 poin t s to the i r opp onen ts · I . a e sop om ore C ass 0 e as a me- 21, w inning 7 'o ut .of ei g h t game s Well its t im e .to r in g the b ell J mo rial for Peru the sum of $150 fo r t h e p u rp ose of ; for supp e r, w ri te so on.. I

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• 1 M" Es h C l f 1 f p ' Y ou r lov i ng d aug h t e r , j erectmg a gateway at the east entance to the cam pus , iss t eT 0 e, 0 rm er. 11 0 eru I 1 · an d g r a duate of Peru Coll ege writ es 1 L .:.. Slmilar to the north gateway. s h e w ill h a ve as he r iruest a f '1 r m er l P . S. Pl e ase se nd some mo t e c ash.,

(2) That bids _ were obtained for the . purchase P eru Miss J o hn and I are fiat and I Hertz pl a ys ?n e of the f a s t e s t- 'ga m es B df d . . . . . . I mann, durm g th e h olid ays Miss h av e to buy so m e C hri stmas prese nts at g u a rd p oss i ble. B e si d es makin a e or stone tnmm1ngs, the lowest bid bein g Li e n e m a nn is a de legate to t h e Amer- I W e' ll yo u ? u r Chrlli tm ao: ]i st..'11 n ame for himself in 1927 by $248 f o. b. factory. It was therefore, Impossible to ica n Asso ci atio n fo r th e Adv a n ce- ' as soo n as w e fi m sl: t h em. J ohn h a s i t h e sev<rn-fo Qt Ke rsenbroc k to t wo build the gateway as originally planned me nt of Sci e nc e, a nd w ill g i v e a le e- t w o pages an d r JUSt have pa g·e I h e ha s a l so m ade a ri"ame for

(3) T h t th 'd t ff d th . f h 1 t ur e a t t he sessio n in Ne w Yo rk Ci t y. an d a h alf so _ I II h a ve to thrnk of hnns elf a s b e i iag a d a ng ero u s man a e presI en 0 ere e use 0 t e co - Mi ss Cole is t ea chers of econ omics so m e mo.r e I . wan_t. . N o :l\I I Iu nd e r the b as1,et. . is SUI"C lege workmen to construct the g ateway ·without ·e x- an d gove rnm e nt in Hun t er Coll eg e, guess thi s w ill be . a ll th is t ime if 1 , shot at the b asket a nd a depen dabl e t th I N e w York Ci ty . d on t write a n ythm g e ls e . Lots of o- u ard pense 0 e c ass. l ove to a ll b

(4) That the president offe red the committe e M ary without expense the stones alre ady on the cam pus PLACEMENTS ground to use in the place of Bedford Stone trimmin g s. He also offered without expense the common brick n ecessary to be used in the-construction , if they de C°ided to build a brick gateway.

Ru t h Hutchi so n ha s b een e lecte d to t he p rimary dep artmen t a t R alston, N e b ras k a.

· Fin a inc i a l N ote: D o n ' t ev e r b o rr ow tro u b le. J ust b orrow mon e y n n d troubl e w ill co m e o f its own acco rd

(5) That the . committee th an decided on a cbnstruction of a cement and brick instead of Bedford Ston e and brick. · However they failed to notify the p re s ide nt

B ern ice V a nd erve n te r w i!J in t h e P rima r y d ep artment of' t h e Bri d gep ort, N e br aska, p u b li c sc h oo ls .

Tim es Have Cha n ged. of their intentions.

Lilli an Bra d y h as b ee n e le c te d to t h e co m me r ci a l d epa r tm e n t at T o bi as, (6). That. the construction of such a ga tew ay will but was u na bl e to ta k e t h e p osit io n ,

The k i nd of mother who u se d to say h er twe l ve year old d a u g·h t eT was six, so s h e could t r ave l withou t p ay - ; in g fare now s ays s h e is six t een so sh e ca n dri ve t h e car.- Ex. · 1 W as l ey th i s , 110W be ImpOSSibJe before Spring, because of th e f act t hat d ue to t h e fact t h at s h e w is h es to Do u b t fu l Instructi o n the college workmen cannot be released from wo r k now com pl ete h e r wor k on h er d e g ree t h is D a u g·h te r : " Moth er, do you w a n t on hand until that time. Furthe r more, beca use the con- yea r the parrot on the b a ck dition Of the ground Will not permit the work du r ing . Brad y b ee n s ub st it u t- Moth er : "Posi ti vely, no! Your fa the winter season.

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"Show People" I I to be pickin g a ll-Ame ri c a n fo otb a ll 1 i ' I ; Washing and Gr eas in g ' t ea m s, bu t t h e P e d a g og i a n goe s on e I ..A King Vidor produ ction .# I Potarine a nd Mobil oil jum p a heod • nd enter< into t h• rea lm I ' For Moth er. DaU I!: hte r. Sis t e r or S weet; H e r e a t las t is one of the g r ea t- ' ..A Free crank c a se se r v ice ? f b a sketb a ll. T he c lass t o urney 11 heart, come t AU BU RN'S C HRISTMAS ; I ••t pictur"' of the year. Po• i- f ' JU'1 complet ed otfen • n opp ortu nity I# O f f ti ve ly mor e tal e nt th a n h a s ev- I Why hunt fur t her wh e n you a nd t he a b o v e lin eu p is th e P ed ag o- I I STORE. : B e r b ee n pa c ke d in a film b e for e . I know th e b e s t. I g i a n 's ch oic e f o1r a n a ll -to urn ame nt : f . A S ee H oll yw ood from th e in sid e I JI te a m. H SEN - w itb ; tud io • ce n e• actua Uy FLOYD PALMER < Bo?t h a nd Wiei n• get the forw 'C d : • 'I ll in t h is , I l po s i t10 n s b ec a u se of s up eri or 'f DRY GOODS READ Y T O W E AR f bi g s how - Ma n o n D avies, W m. \ = Ifl oo r w ork, b ut th e r e u; lit t le ch oice I Hain e s, John Gilber t ; D ou g l a s I p""E c.......QB I A ...... "b etw ee n an y of t h e four men t ioned. .... ' F a ib a nk s, Ch a rlie Ch a plin, Nor- , \ L T Y ! was und o u bted l y the o u tm a T a lm age, G e or ge Arthur , I AMBULANCE AND m t h e t o urn ament an d to ! G -in v K ar t D • o e, Wm Hart, a • ! FUNERAL DIRECTORY I h un • w h ? bl .,tedt h e "pirn tion • of · ]!; 0 R G E S P L A C E f of oth e rs S eve nt ee n stars m ; L. HORTON & co. b?th and s eni or s for a cham - M. h Ill aJ1 Al so New s. ; Phon e 128 P e ru N b I p 10 n sh1p, go es th e fi r st s t r in g ce n t e r ' IS es vou a A e1' po si t io n _ MERRY CH R I STMAS v Fri., Sat., Dec. 21-22 j 1 Th b i · tl W th b t · f l Tha t weU know hi,toria t ere moy e " e _oo ntrove"y • e serve e es Ill lunch e s . h ot and J1 1 I '1 1 t he g uards p osit10ns. K orb e r, '( cold d r inks. eve µt now in pictures A A E U S 1 V ., ' f • ; • J o hnson D D S A I i mp n ns, a n c e , a nd -.Groo thiu s all "MO RGAN'S 1 1 1 ' . . . head up bu t K or- ' Try our Colleg-e S tvle Mil k Sha kes . A I Ihe r. g e ts on e p os i t10 n b ec a u se oi hi s I y ou r s t r u ly

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pre.se nt at to the fi n al ga me It w ill a lso c a rDRAWN its ne xt regular m eetm g, · r y t he ..:amp us 1:ews and man y fc a - 1 " T his is a scie n t i fic age. E ve r yF . 17, t he four orig in a l o ne-ac t pl a ys turc art icles. Editions will t h ing is bein g su b j e cted t o sci-en t ific . 01'.,' s eve ral years it haE. !Jee n , the fo nd hopes of P e· I th at were t o h a ve be en given in D e- fo r five Ct·nts each the n ight of t est . Tra d it ions, preconcei ve d n oruv1ans th at Pe r u should s ome day h ave . ·l ' d I c embe r. Du e t o the unu sual amoun t t bt game A n yon « d e siri ng ex tra t ions a nd an cient formul a e are all a ne w gn S Or- 1 f "11 · t h t ..J b d h to S C'tld t o thei r par ents <1 1 ml ' tory No th 0 i n ess m e s uu e nt o Y t ese bein g scientifica ll y · exami ned a nd . w e news comes that P e r u sha ll h 1 t d friends should d rop a notice in ave a ' p a ys were p os p o n e . tested, and if t h ey f ail to m eet t h e ne w $100 000 dorm' t Th 1 . I the P e d agogia n Public Op iuion ' 1 Ory . e ocat10n for the new str uc- The four pla ys, as t he re ad er w ill sc ien t ific t est f or efficiency, economy box stat in g the number o f copies t u r e h as not as y e t be e n de fini·tely S ttl d h 't , remember, are: " Tod's Slave," a tr a- a n d g ener al u t ility, they are ei t her e e nor as I yo u w ish. The special editiorl w ill b . ' ' t g e dy, b.y E ldo n Hay war d; " T he Ze ro di scarded, or so modified as to a d eeen d efin 1tely Stated When Work s hall -b egin.

1 1 Ho u r," a c omedy, b y J oe Jon es; " Th e b e on sale only the n igh t of the quately meet cu rrent needs," stated Th f 11 I g a me, so p l ay sa fe and o r d er your e o ow i ng articl e c oncernin g a 1

• Decimal P oint," a fa r ce, by Ann a Robert W P evoe, P resid ent of the I copies now. new building fo r Pe r u is from the : FOOTBALL

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D ecember Th e sc i entific test s of oth er m embers of the S t ate Normal ___ I Pl aywriting amon g the stu<le nts of

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which he spoke, he declared , w ere beBoard h e l d a s pecial meetin g at the IT t c· b -v ..;t hi s c o11ege is becoming more a nd . . ing applied t o th e present ju ry s yso as s are 1ven y an· -, · h u · d s 1 h c a pito l Tuesday t o consider the con. , . mo r e p op u lar . :La st yea r, at w in c h Ch t M'lt S f d t Itern t e . m te . tat es. t e p1 ES._ t' f $ 100 0 00 d t t ous M e mb ers o f College It im e t h e idea was p ut i nto oper atio n es er 1 on an 0 ent JUry sy stem m the U mted States s .,, uc Jon o a , orm1 ory a F l ' B H S t d · · · · . acu t y I a considerable i n terest was aro u s.e d e ear a u r ay, func t io m n g m a w a y s o t h at JUSt1c e t h e P.eru T eac her s Colleg e un - - - - • by so m e ver.y comme nd a b le p l a y s Januar y 19 Iis dispe ns ed to imm edi a t el y d er t h e p ro visions o f t he l a w o f 1927, I"BROC K " NEXT CAPTAIN Th is ye a r ther e a r e to be some m o r e , interest ed, a nd to s ociety at l ar g e ? which provid e s fo r p ayment of such i o r igi n a ls, a nd a s a r e sul t the p l ays JS A GREAT S P E A KER ' T he w ide -s pread in t erest ex hib it ed in of t h e ':"it h o ut Th e twen ty-six th an nu a l foot b a ll : w ill be _sent aw ay to b e in · __ j t ? is f or enappropnation s o r ot he r obliga ti o ns by b a nque t in ho nor of th e P eru State I form Howe,v er, 1t 1s, the P rob a bly t he m ost educ a ti on a l bud - sic f1: atermty m selec t rn g _ 1t th e the state. The board a con- Te a c h ers' C o l1 ege champ ionship f r_•ot- j of t he clu b to u.£.e a ll of get ev en t of the year will be Satur- 1 to b e de? a t ed t h is ye aI. It tract by the Fi rst Trus t b a ll t e a m , was he ld at the Mt V:ernon 1 o n g rn a l plays p r esen ted b y d r amati c day, J a n u ary 19, w he n C hest er Mil - • will b e people pany of Lmcol n to fin anc e t h e bu ild - din in g h a ll, S a t u ro a y evenin g, J a n u- ! c l ub mem bers t on S anfo rd, note d v o c ational coun- J a ?d w id e to hear t h is ing by supply m g f unds a s are ary 11. The ban qu et w a s an a ll- I N ext Thurs-day ni ght; J anuary 17, s ellor , ,will add ress the college stu- ; discussed pro and con 10 a way it h as needed. A lo c a l b oard a t_ P eru i s to b e s c hoo l a ffair, a n d a l arge n um ber a dmission to t he pl a ys m ay be o Lt a in, dents a t t he co ll e g e au d ito rium at · nev e r b efore been formed to which the No r m a l B oa r d of s t u dent s took a d v a n tage of the op - I e d b y presentin g a g u est ticket plu s 8 :00 p. m. Iof t h e. Um t ed will lease the gro und which the port u n ity t o show their loy_al ty ta ·the : a g uest ticket j Ex -pr esid e nt E liot, of Harv ard Uni - 1 S tates w ill thi s questi o n building to be t r ust t ea m . T he letter men , thi r t y-one i n 1 1s cents, s o o b - I ve r sit y s ays, " T h e b iggest e duca t ion - ! In t h e Fo r: ns1c L eag ue for t hi s company i s to rece1v e a reimburs e- nu m ber, a n d Coac hes Gr af, Lorbeer, Itarn a guest tic k et from a mem b e r of 1 al problem of tod ay is to un ite th e 1 ye a r , P ert• w ill be r epresented on t h e ment fro m the rent a l s o lie n w ill an d W o nder we r e t h e honor g uest 3 of 1 th e clu b and atte nd _ t h ese p l ays, w hi c h best ab ili t ies of the b oy w ith th e J sidP of b y L esbe placed upo n the bu1l drn g Whe n \ the eveni mg w11! be presen ted m the colle g e au- wo rk t h at most n ee ds to b e d o ne " 1 h e L eona r d Ar ch10 Ma rtm , R ll l ph it i s paid fo r the build ing w ill be t h e 1 · T h e state ch amp io n ship t e a m con - ditori u m at eig h t o' c lc ck. Th e q ra - Cheste r M Sta ni;o r d will b r ing this ! and Mildr ed K night All p r o p erty of t h e state. sis t s o f the following : Pi k e, H off ,j club is cert.a in th at it wi ll b e out in hi s' lec t u re, "Fa il ure of the Mi s- 1t hese peo]Jle h ave h a d pre v ious ex p e"The Normal Board w ill m e et at a ! m a n, R o t hert, Mathe ws, we ll wo r th your tune t o b e there. 1 fi ts,'' w h a t m a n y prospecti ve ri ence in one J!orm o r another t h e fu t ure d a te to oµen bids for t he con- J T oft, Broc kman, B r un sdon, Groot_hiu,r,, t ea chers will w a nt t o kn ow.

1 Mr L eon ar d an d Mr. st.;:u . ct io n of t he owlclin g . ' I . R. J . R . v NO:Vv l 'I'11e difficu1t p 1·obl(;m, "What sh nll . ?nate!a1n h ::n:e b ot h r ep res er te d Feru "Toe Normal Board accepts , the IH Shestak, Simp k m s, R i g - O N P ERU F ACU LTY I do in t h e w orld?" i s m ade much \ m nth rr and h av e contract wit h the trust company sub- 1 H :_:teJ, D elzell, Grass, z .'J o k, I _ e asier of solution b y t h e lec t ures of I show n a dmll" abl e c apaci ty to f' nal yze

night, January 11.

The fir.st half was i n teresting, neither team showing much pep or or ability at hitting t h e basket. T oward · t he end of the second q u arter Per u managed to sink on-e for two

Pedagogian Will Make Changes For You

Occosion ally a complaint i s heard th a t some student is not r eceiving his or her copy o f the Pedagogian .l;f y ou are not receiving your c o py it is becau s e we do not have y our co r r ect box number. If y <>u do not rece ive your paper drop a n o te info the p u blic opinion box in the Admi nistration building, giving you name and .box number. You will then receive· your copy.

I ·11 ep resent P e r u d ebate t hi s year on the neg ati ve si d e of T hese peop e w r r d' f

· s s.tem in t he U nite d States s h ou ld be a bolished Rea mg 1 om presen t _JUrpy Y_ A chie M a rtin P awnee Ci ty; Leslie L eonard, Pawnee C ity; Chatel ain, eru, r ,

Il}tmlents are Halted by Snow Drifts on Roads

the q uestio n, R esolv ed: left to right t h ey < are : M!ldred Kni g h t, Peru. ,

IA n u m be r of students were a bsent on Mo1 day of last "'Yee k b ecause of b loc ke d roads. The favori te s t opping place of the w in dswept snow seemed to be o n th e roads and hi g h ways an d those in a nd aroun d Peru were no exc eption. Howeve r b y Monday evemost o f the roads bee11 ope n e d a nd pra ctically all stud en ts were b a ck in P eru

\ hi g h s chool te a m at Per u by the de- t een we'e ks of illn ess durin g w h ich the b est s u bj ects. N ews c omes now lcisive sco re of 24 t o 7. she h a d four b loo d she of the 'm arriage of Dale D D yke, of · The Bobki ttens t ook the le ad e arly succu m bed t o an a tta c k of infl u en za. , T a bor, I o w a, to Maxi ne Boy er, of STAFF in the ga me an d h eld i t th rou g hout The Hawkey e Club a nd the fres h- M 1 I b h d t t 'p

E DITOR h · , 1 t fl · • f a vern , owa, ot st u en s a er u,

-IN-CHI E F - - - - - - - - - - MILLARD FOWLE R t e e ntire con t est The J o hn son te am m an c as s s en owe r s m me m ory_o D b 8 1928 t H t h · ' M Wh ' ti • h t · o n ecem er , , a iawa a.

Bt.JSINESS MANAGER - - - - - - - - '- - E. R. BURKEY w as ne v er wi thin fi ve p o in ts of th e I is er s s o r assoc 1at10 ns Ka n sas

FACULTY MEMBER

Peru team aft er the fi rst fi ve n;i inu t es 1 with Peru colle g e. - - - - - - - - - THOMAS E. ENNIS of nl a v The we d d mg t oo k pl ace at one

ASSOCIATE EDITORS D- h- p f d h

DARIS BUNCH FRED DUEY HAROLD MARREN WAYNE ,CA1'LETT WILLARD FOWLER JAMES MUMPER

PAUL COLLINS J. LESLIE LEONARD HELEN WAGNER

OBSERVATORY

o'clock a t th e parsonag e o f t he First as e r, e r u or war , was t e out - c ti I Ch h R R w t d · t k f h · ongreg a on a u r c . ev. s an m g p om -m a e r o t e g ame, · · · th · b k f h I

BEING BUILT

Merrifield officiated. T he only g u es ts r ow m g se ve n as e t or t e t ot a · · · · f f t · t f p t o atten d the w eddmg were MiIJa1·d o o ur ee n p om s or eru. Fo wler of P e r u , an d Miss Albert a

Co ac h " Be rt" Wi!J.iams'· team h as ple nt y of speed but lac ked t he end ur- i New Hall Now Pla s t ered and a n ce to sta nd up unde ri the r apid fire Ventdatmg S ystem Installed Mr Dyke is president o f s op h omore

Schin dler of Neb rask a C ity.

R. G. - WHITTEMORE of the l a r g e r Pe ru team. P dhlm an, I . assis tant b u s in e ss m an a ge r of .. WHY DEBATE?

J oh n s on for wa rd was hi g h poin t Work has been pushed so vi gor - t h e Colle g e An n_ual , tr easur e.r of - · for t h e John son te am, and t he on ly ousl y tha t the ne w scien c e ha ll is / t he Ph1lomath ean L ite r a ry S ociety The committee in providing a sum of money J ohn so n man to ma ke a fi.eld goa l. no w t oward c omp le t ion. mei:n b er of Tn :Beta t he natio n a l biot0 be Used for debate, has made p.rovision for an activity ,P ohl i:nan ma d e t wo fie ld goa ls and is all d on e, a nd the in t er - 1lo glical f! ate rm t y , a nd ?n e th h · h d free th ro w tot a lin g five of Johnson 's · · co le g e yell l ea d ers B eside s holdm g on e campus w .ic eserves some attent10n from peo- seve n p oi nts . : 10r IS ready for t he the fim shm g i ma n y c a mpus o ffice s, M r D y ke was ple who are truly interested in original work and mental j The s u m mary: All _ the balance of th e w or,k : l as t y ea r n a m e d as on e of the hon or invention.

JOHNSON (7) FG F FT P ts : to he done is interior work, except i at Pe r u , one of t h e h jghest

S f 11 JP ohl ma n, f - -2 O 1 5 I that on the observat ory · ' tri butes that c a n be p a id to a Pe >:u 0 a.r a s e g e pe0ple areJ th ere are two IGe r de s, f - - - - - 0 0 0 0

The new ob se rvatory i s b e in g co n - I studen t. prime ObJects m debate: one purpose IS to afford oppor- , Boe llst or ff , c - l 0 0 2 str uc te d upon the h g he s t t f t h I Mrs. D y k·e I S a v e ry capable young t ·t f · R h O O I 1 p a r 0 e · l ady Sh · · · · um Y or study and investi gation to peo - ! ; == == ====== ==== 0 0 a uditorium, t h at p a r t over th e stag e J an p}e who desire to have freedom of movement in inte lJ ec- ! Wohlers, g - - - o o o o The stairways in t he new s cience h aH i e:ii:ce ll ent s c hol ar She is' a member tual inquisition; the othe r a im is to permit the r es u lts of ! - - - I le ad out on t o the r oof of t h a t bu i ld- ! of c lu b, and the Philothis investig ation to be presented to th b r . th TOTALS - 3 1 1 7 Iin g, and from the r e a s t ai rway w ill i m athe a n S oc ie ty f f th • e pu JC IJ.1. e I le ad to t he r oo f of t h e a udi tor i um I T he you n g c ou ple will continue orm 0 a moulded a nd shaped a cco r ding to the 1PERU PR EP <24 ) FG F FT P ts th e tw o build in gs b ei n g j oi n e d ' I their c olle g e work u n t il s u mmer w h en ide a s of one in v esti ga tor him se lf. This p r esent at i o n a nd f 1 ° 0 13 4 The ob se rvator y is c o n st ru cte d of i Mr D y ke p lan s to comm en ce his cath . t k th f I I i ams ' - - 0 1 I eer as a t e a ch er s y n esis a e e orm of a n a rgum e nt Its e x c e llenc e P ate, c - - - - - - 1 () 1 3 and IS ab out e i g h t or ten I Th p d is d t • ' d b th i p h · fe e t hi g h to t he d ome. It is larg e I e e a gogia n JOms rn with the e er mine Y e W o rkm an W b O c o nst ru c t s it. I T ug g - - - - - O O O o eno u g h to p r o vide a m p l e room for i frie nd s of th e y oun g couple

One ' "O U ]d } . }l h yno n, "' - - - - - - - 0 1 0 (j) t h 1 In WlShmg the m l d v o g 1c a y suppo s e t a t e v ery co lJc g-e T. W o nder,f - - - -- - 1 0 O 2 e t e es cope a.nd oth er ma t eria l ne e - ! o u s wedd . a ong an prosperbe with people a re vitall y F u rn a ce, g - - - - - - - - 0 0 0 0 I . e d h fe.

;nte llectual action. Opport u nit y to p en- t h a t top is mov a b l e, a nd c a n be l The c c A c h c bA. e r a e a e 0 stu d y a nd to colle ct fr o m it d a t a t h at R. Wonder, f - - - 0 0 0 0 w it h e as e, g i vin g t he t e le- , er y .k afs een meeting ev - b ,.. . . · · · G · scop e a full swee r, of t h e h o rizon in ' e e s so ar t his year. When on some p r e s sm g problem of society, one w ould a m es, g - - - - - 0 0 0 0 a ll directio n s. It also s o hi g h ab ove o:ganiz e d last fall the fo1lowthl nk ld b b d . . Ap pl egate - - - 0 0 0 0 1 in o- o ff ice

• • ' wou e em race with enthusiasm b y l ari:)'e - - - - 18 camp us. t h a t the trees will n ot ."' rs elected : Joe Krejci , nu m bers. The task too of t h d t ..., TOTALS - 11 1 2 24 m t erfe r e w i t h t he v iew It will , Harold Maren, vice-presi• • • • • '7> • e a a - s1 evm g-

w h en fin ish ed , be one of t h e best ob- en t, an d Ma r y Canaly, Sec retaryand siftmg 1t; castmg it into intellig ible ord 3 r a nd fin a l - J Ah Pe r u to wn te a m a ls o b eat se r vator ies i n t he we st, a nd equipped T r e as u rer 1 tt f h ' o n so n tow n te am th e same even m g 't h I Th ,. c c A h

J' Se Ing Ort the fin d m g S that result from th e St 1 b t b J t W I a ve r y goo d te les cope. "' · · · a '\fe a mei;n be rship of u cy , u w e we1 e un a e o g et an a c- Whil b .1 ah o u t t'\.\ eilty . Ji ve ear s 0 f m th e fo r m of conclusions is one that sh o uld ch a l lenrre Icoun t of th e game, t he lin e up or eve n U l tt udp on the r oof of t h e they have n ot t a ken any. defi 'tar F h · y f:• th e sc or e ium, 1 oes n ot r est on t he r . 111 e

r

IIi m po r t a n't types of a hili t i es are roof Gre a t st.e e l I -b eams were work at the fr meetings. They o e :a.o.t. r on t h e Y to fo.Uow a defilli te J.t:o..u l...lll

For here is where two important types of ahillties are I r-e;t in; o n -·the developed and tested. The ability of the indivi dual un1

,wau or conc rete pillars of t he !a ls , a s hort f o llow ed

•ing inst ead of on the flat r oof. This by a sh o rt business A t a clertaking the study to gather relevant dat a and to ex- PLACEMENTS I I-places the weigh t on the w all , where rec e nt mee t in g it was decided th a t ploit his field is plainly so, too, is his ability to ! i i t belongs, a nd d oes n ot endanger the t h e c. c . A should h ave o ne p a ge i n · lroof in the least. The fine weather the P eruv i a n. analyze the material unearthed and to invent his argu- was elected to a com- idurin g December enabled the con-ment. merc1 al p os1t10n at W a hoo, Nebraska. It t t o co n struct the c on c ret e w alls I / Lillian receives her degree at the, It h a s not yet 1

In argumentation, then, one has an opportunity to end of the second semester. been learneci when the telescope will 1 p I C K U p S exercise. talent in mental acquisition, organization, ori- , Ib e mounted in the new s t ruc t ure. • 1 -

Amzie Grass was elected to a job 1L------------------! g-ination, and invention; here is a field for activity where at Wisner, Nebraska, teaching Math- It is hoped t hat the Mild red (i cily)-An d shall I ret u r n one can develop and test his power of p.rying into male- e m atics a nd coaching. He rec eives will be finis h e d and put into use y th e engagement ,..; ng? h. d t th d f th d the op elij n g of the s e c on d s em este r, I ' ll rial that yields facts and theories, ideas, and inte r preta- is etgree a . e en o e secon Ilate in January. Frank-Oh no, d o n't semes er. just h a ve the n otice o f t he next inti<'ms. Here, in short, is a field for and intlependent . s t a llme nt sen t to y ou.-L i fe . activity in creative intellectual workmanship. It is not Millions of dollars of t he taxpayers' \ HOLCH GIVES TALK . . . . . . . • money a,re spent yearly for carrying

ABOUT EVOLUTION I Sergea nt-Hey! You can t g o in astomsl:mg that It IS by college people ;on routine. Economies t here-th a t's t he colonel's t ent ! who dehght and find sa.tisfact10n m such work.--C. L. I an d hav e been effect.ed The Y. M. c.. A. hel d t h eir , r_egul a r I R ookie-The n what hav ·e t hey go t 1from _time to time th.rough the._. m- j meeting W,ednesd ay m th e " Pri v a t e" over the ent r a nce f or'?nov at10n of bookkeeping and tabu- , Little Theater. Th e meetin g w as OD- IBosto n &anpo t. Within the last two years, and abandonment of the system 1s not 1 t" h . 1 d """ · t 1 d b J. D 1 11 d f t e th - e \ · a 1ng mac 1nes an more e1l'lc1 en ) ene y 1mmy e ze an a r more, colleges or umversities that it broke down, but the students ,filin g systems and calculators. singing of t wo son g s H a r v e y Cole \ S U C H IS MAN have g iven up the honor system of d · d N. I i · vote it; own. me out of every The most rec e nt improvement over , took ch a rge of the dev o ti ona ls. M a n ' s a p oo r de1u-ded b ubbl e conduct in g ex a mmations a nd cl ass . I .. · I , . . . . ' work The University of Texas is eleven students were opposed to 1t. old m e thods ls the new syst em of The prog ram co nsisted of a 1 W a ?d rm g 10 a mist o f h e s ; the latest. The honor system has A disinclination to assume responsi- 1copying and recording docume nts b.y Inumb-er by a nd L e w is . a n d 1Seem g fal s e or s eeing been used at this inst itut ion since its bility for their owii conduct and for photogr ap hy. This ls n ow d one in a · they g a ve several goo d s e lec t1o ns. l Who wo u 1d trust to suc h we a k e yes? establishment in 1833 The reaso n th .J t f . th 1 h 1 number of stat es an d saves tremen- j Aft er this n u mber Mr. H olc h g ave an I · e con1:1uc o e c ass as a w o e . · k "Th E l · f . g iven for a bandonme nt of the plan ' dous amount of t ime, meney apd la- , m t erestm g ta) on e vo ution o Yet, p r esumi n g on bis se nses, is th a t , as -enforced the last few years, a number _to vote. as. bor, as well a s a deg ree l the• H u m a n i:ace." H e t a1ke d On he go es m ost w ondrous w i s e ; it h as proved ineffective ' they did There 1s something daring of accu r acy imp ossib le wit h a ny sys- I the bemg m a de o f the d iff er_ Doub t s of tru tl:i, b elie v es pret e nses, U h h . · . 1and reckless about cheatin g under tern of copy ing by hum an means. en t fam1hes and t he prog ress t h at h as L o s t in erro r- liv es a n d dies - E :ic nd er t e onor system, : , j been made. The fac t was stressed · · tions are c onducted w ithout superv1 - the teachers eye that appeals to The c op ymg of d ocuments m ay . h U . S . h h. b t · · · th at crime h as cost t e. n 1t e d tat es " Ch L ,, b k sion. The student si g ns a statement' yout , and t he we a ker s tudents who seem a small t mg, u 1t 1s an 1m- 1 b b 11. ll ara c te r o an a n s, );ha t lend h ! • d go v ernment a out t en 1 10 n d o a r s t k . h that he has neither given nor receiv- ave no desire to cheat, find ' it much portant duty m governm ent an one b m o n ey o w o r e rs wi t out collat e ral. · · . d 1 f I and that there are etween t en a n d t · 1 h ' ed aid. Severe penalties u s u ally ex- :easier to refram when t he examma- lthat costs a great ea o m o ney t i 1 d f h s ne t y on c a rac t er, report lo s ses · ' l · · h · h" twenty m 1l 1on e ect 1v es 1n t e c ou n - b pulsion, are provided in c as es . where ; t10 n 1s super v ise d than when 1t 1s not. 1s through s ue economies a s t 1s I' H 1 • amount mg to a ou t o ne - t e nth o f one · , · ' PI · d . t · h h h h b d t · try to-d a y . Mr. o e n w a ::.. well re- b a student 1s c a ught cheating or giv- I am 1sgus w1t some of t e prac- t at m u c . c a n ·e o ne o r a ise g ov- . d b h" d. d ft h J>er cent, a ett er showing t h an big · · · d 1 , h ce1ve y 1s a u 1ence an a er 1s b ing help to others. The purpose of tices encouraged by the system a c- ernmental effici ency an owe r t e l lk h . d " d anks w i t h s t o ck excha nge collateral · I . · ta t e meet mg a JO Urne . the system 1s to develop a sense of counted for some of. the votes against tax r ate. can make. responsbility a nd ethics in the stu- it. dent. Its chief w eaknesses a re tha t If the authorities, after 'c a r efu l con-

ENTERTAINS YOUNG LADIES

the st 11dent who will chea t in an ex- sideration, had a bolis hed the system Misses Nelle Cowell and amin a tion does not hesitate to make as h a vin g broken d ow n, the honesty Parriott entertained at seven o'clock

Y. W. C. A. MEETING IS POSTPONED

B ill: "Why are n ' t

D aris: " I dunno."

B m: " W oodp e cker s whe n t h e y wor k."

m e n mor e like use the ir heads a false statement about it, and of students in g eneral would be chal- d i n n e r Thurs d ay evening i n ho n or' of The Y. W. C. A. did n ot hold s ec o ndly, the student who has an , lenged b y t he abandonment of the Doris R ice of Lib erty, Ele a nor Hara- 1their reg ular meeting t he p a st w e ek. enemy in t he class, is enc ouraged to j honor syste m a t the Uni v ersi t y of ji a n , of Weston, anjl Marg aret Rhod- A joint m e eting of the Y. W. C. A. "squeal" on him, a 1tendency that is 1Texas. Bu t under the chicumstances, u s of V Blparaiso. Eight y oun g l adi es and Y . M. C . A . h as been pla nn e d for "What's a ll t he crow d so excited not a pproved by the modern code_oflthe discardi n¥ of the system must be enjoyed a very excellen t dinner. The next Wed n esday , J a n uar y 16 , to b e about?"

the -ethics of· the system. imay not be considered as was c a rri-ed out in table decorati ons A goo d p r ogram i.s a s s r ed fo r ' a ll '.anot her horse wa:a sa:

honor although in accordance with la id to o t h e r causes which m a v or c?lor sc heme of a nd green h eld at the h'igh school audito rium . \ ,..·. n o rse dr opp d d d H .

The significant £act about the IState Journ al. , and the menu. th ose who attend. death."-Life.

THREE

---=--=- THE PERU PED AGOG I AN TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1929.

IN TE N L ESSONS ON BUDGET p I S 1 'Twas d ain ty, ne a t a nd a iry:

- ROG RAM LOSE COUPLE PLAN N E D BY GIRL It didn't show the. dirt a bit, TENOR-BANJO OR - I I · But gosh! how it showed Mary. MANDOLI N IN FIV E I th from P a g e 1)

_ It has b een dec id ed th a t the Girl s / __

LE SSONS .e miners at their work in t he B b k' c lu b a nnu al c ost ume part y will be p (6 m )-What do vou 'mean ' H h I o cats on a Southern Trip- Bob 1t- , . b h apn a. . • ., m in e s. e as s pent d a y s in hu g e

1--eld t h i s ye ar on Fe ruary 16, at t e b b . my daughter in at · this tens Wm Their First b · ; y rm g mg w· h mill s g l ass factor i es, t exti le I ig gy m hou r? it .out ner v e -1 a ckrn g , heart-brek- I mill s , bo t h in the N orth and South.

1 Ev e ry g irl m cullege is mv1ted to Boy Friend- Well, I've g ot to be mg s cales and exercis es. , You are I He h a s h a d hundi ed f f s The Peru Bo bcats st a r te d the b as- th is par t y and in past ye ars usua:Jly k p thfinder h s o con erenc e at wor at seve n.- a t aug t to play by no t e in reg ular pro- with r a il r o ad offi·c·a1 · t ketball .s eas on for Peru 3 we e ks a g o most of the girls accep te d Thi s p a r- 1 f · l I 1 s , superm en- h essi.ona c h ord In y our ve r y , dents of mills an d mines, dep art ment w en th ey m ade a thr ee -d a y .tnp into ty is one of the re a lly oig social first les.son yo u wi ll be ab l e to play a j n:ana g ers, a nd h ea ds of oth er Kansas. They with two events of the year on the

, popul a 1 n u mber by no t e

mdustn a l concerns. He approaches losses and one wm ch a lked up • for the college g irl, and every g irl m f

SEND F OR I T ON OPPROVAL his subject from every possible an g le. 1them. . . college should p.lan t o attend .

I

The "Hallmark S e lf -In str u c t or" is More than 200 00 d f M. I Commencing December 19 and 20 At the last meeting of the club

. ' . , wor s rom . i. C , • the t itle this m et hod. Ei g ht years : S a nford's pen h ave a p p.eared in the I oach L orbeer s Bobcats pl !l yed the ! Mrs. Dunnin g gave a very inter est- Peru Nebraska were r e q Ul re d to p erf ect this gre a t J.eading educ a t ion al ma o- azines of fast H ays, Kansas, team. They lo st : ing extempora neous talk. ' I '

work The en t i.r-e co u r s e w it h the America His text book.s ;re use d in t he fir st gam e 24 to 20, and the sec- 1!iec e ssary e xa m in atio n s he e t s , is m a ny le a d i ng cities of the countr y ,, ond game 22 to 16. Both games were sealed which the s t udent m Ry e xam - trailing along with a scor e of 20 t o j ee e r op I ew I a

m one vol?-m e The firs.t l e s so n is nu- including Chic a g o. fast. In the second g a me Peru was I N dl A t Sh ; ' N Q"l St

IS SERIOUSLY ILL. J 4 up a ga inst t hem and only

FROCKS FOR HOME HOURS ' • I Full line of tires, tubes, and m a rk S e.If-Instructor," is s ea l ed Prof. a nd Mrs. N o rwood sp en t the I t_wo minutes play, when they r a l-1 Again Feature Exclusive Prints i automobile accessories. Upon the s t ude n t an y h l"d Ihed and r a n the sc ore u p to 22 to ·16 J f c opy of t h "Ha llm a r k Self-Ins t ruc t -, 0 1 ay vacati?n wit h rel atives m On Frid ay ni g ht Co a ch Lorbeer , • $1 95 $2 95 $3 95 ; GAS AND OIL or" with the seal u n bro ken , we w ill re xas, a nd while there Mrs. Norwood Ischedul ed a game with the K orbu s ; • • ' • • , We h ave a modern air hoist refund in full a ll m on ev p aid. had t h e flu. Th ey drove back to P eru D f B " •t K ' Th I Home Frocks in Parisia n Prints i to help us g i ve the best service Th · S lf I · t · 11 ynam oes o e101 , a nsa s. e " i s a nrnz1 n g e - n st r u c or w1 t hru t he storm which be ga n before I . . ·h I ·d · l t th t b · · be sent anywhere Y ou do n ot need h 1 f T . p b t Peru te am h ad begun to hit their I wit t 1 e 1 entica s Y e a . I poss ible m lu ncatmg your t o s end a n y When y o u re- t e .t exas,. reachm'g eru a ou • mid-season form, and had little '• Paris Claims for its foremost I car. c eive t hi s new me th o d o:( t ea c r in g Il0.30 Sund a y mght. w_hile enroute I trouble disposing of the Beloit team I creations. ' F - orsyth 01·1 Cto. mus ic, D eposit wi t h th e Pos tm a n t he Mrs. Norwood became ill and when by a score of 43 to 31.

sun: of ee n. dollar s . If you a :e n?t It h ey re a ched home it was found Coach Lorbeer took the following j 0 Mrs. H. E. Patterson I; . en t i r ely s a ti s fi e d t h e money ra id w i ll she h a d a bad case of pneumoni a th t . C t W 1 1

be returned in fu ll, u p on re- I O!J e np ap as ey, 1 q_uest T h e Pub li s hers ar e an xio us to 1· " guard; Hertz, guard; KreJCI, , pLace this "Self-I nstr uctor" in t he Aunt: You mu st h a ve liked th e Brockman, forward; Railsb ack, for- 1 hands of lo vers 3'.11 over th e b_ook g a ve you, t o read it seven ward; Young, forward; Rothert, for-

country. , and i s 1n a o os1t10n to make times. d H t d d G th · · -.t. t t · war · urs g uar · an roo ms ,

a n :;i, ttr a c t1v e p rop os1 1011 o agen s. • 1 Nephew: "It isn't that. You see,. · · · · · ' I Sen d for your c op y tod a y A d d ress gua rd. _ ' T h e "Hallmark Sta- ' d ad me read a eve? Seven of the above men h av e a l- ; tion G, P ost Bo x 111, N ew I time I m late at meals -Pearson s Iready made basketball letters a t Pe- j I Yor k , N . Y - A d.v e1t1sement IWee k ly , London. ru. The only two first -year men to , I

Here's a Wow. We will duplicate· any out of town cash prices succeeding' this date. the trip were Groothuis a n d I; I . . f' !I You'll' not be dissappointed Railsback. I

Keep Your Money in Peru. busl·ness poli"cy 1f' (Next to Gaines Hall on the ed the Shubert high school team at ; / '

F OR HONE I A BOB KNAPP '1 game of the season when they defeat-I a PHONE 115 PHU.NE 114

# Th.ere ll.S no Substitute ! 11 if you get y our hair cut at I -.- . j T C COLLINS MEAT MARKET I STY f' / 1 j The Peru Bobkittens won their first f • • t

a s a '1 ! I Pavement.) ,, Shubert by a score of 12 to 8 last """ Friday night.

J. C. CHATELAIN f p.,u w" ••me handi<>pp•d by th•

# W a t c h

FINISHING ; d own t he g u ard\ p osit io ns, while

...._ ...._ ..........._ ....m!> _

r eet) ; u CAMERAS f Pu g h, W Willi ams, D asher, as for - ; ALL TOGETHER- The Mardis Store is now in to furn-

' ALBUMS wa rds, and Pate a t cen t er, were the I ish your every food need. Fresh Meats, Lunch Meats, Milk, Bread, a § -1 f scorin g machine for t h e Bob k ittens Cakes and Groceries. of all kinds. You w ill find our prices r e asona; I 'Yfa rsh and H Fu r n a s a lso made t he I ble, our merchandise the best, and our service unexce ll ed I

CLARY'S CA F 01

p t St d. I trip. , Phone 25 THE MARDIS STORE P h one 25 ;

PHONE 56 PERU

do o r s s outh o f Post Office 0i I r

......

Former s tudents of Peru w ho were '• Hot Lunches and Chili. Good Coffee

Tf thei r f oo d s F r esh m e ats, L unch and canned meat, I Fra nkli n Jones , H arl a n Whi t well -.-..--.. -..-

I milk, fre s h and fruit e a nd v egetables. Every thing ·f Phillip Hoyt, Mildred P ate, L eo n a r d

.....R-Y.-..-OU......_R.......FAL.-..-LC-..O. A..,T_ ....

Glen Joder a nd Johnie O'Neil.

• We speciali z e i n ladies' and children's hair cutting, · I Art hur F ly nn has b e en visitin g in ', Your Fall Dress, Your Hat,

- h - al ; P!'!ru f or t h e p ast week. " A rty" at - i Gloves, Hosiery, Visit the s amp oo1n g, sc p t r e atme nt, facials, manicuring- all t d d h 1 p 1 lines of beauty c ultm •e. Tuur p a trona g e appreciate d . For I e n e sc oo a t e ru las t year and

A . t Ph 87 M , ... in tend s to e nter s ch oo l t he sec.o nd se... w0 M A N

ppOJ n men s o n e 1 , onteith' s Resid ence. f f TAYLOR!S BEAUTE SHOPPE I mester /. I

Iin Peru durj n g the holid a vs a n d in a k- I ·

Miss Alb erta Schindl;r was v isitin g ; There you will find the Best for Less _

in g a rrangements to att;nd s ummer ' Auburn · Nebraska

school

J ennin gs P a rri ott , w ho was i n : , school the first was v isitin g -9

FANC Y B O X STA TIONER¥ , NOTIONS AND SCHOOL

Ion the c amp us l a st w eek an d makin g

SUPPLIES f arr a n gem ents to en t er s c lwol the sec- I Toys, Wheel goods, dolls, books, Gift Fur- f

CONKLIN ENDURA PENS A ND PENCILS, UNCONDI- '• I' ond semest e r. · . ! niture and rugs. Third floor.

f TIONALLY AND PERPETU ALL Y GUA RANTEED f f , A uthorized Dealer f o r Nem a ha County for Remin g ton

P ortable Typewriters

Opposit e Training School

f l FOOTBALL MEN I

I . ARE HONORED Ladies Shoes, Lingerie, Furs, Ready-to· f

; I wear, and S&H Premiums. . 2nd floor.

I (Continue d from Pag e 1) '?

i I h o-nor t h ey- h a d con veyed on hi m .

11C ap tain Bu n-c h e xpressed re g re t t h at

· ; Ihe h as pl aye d his l ast game fo r P erµ, I ....,_.._._......._....,_....,._.....,.. ,an d t h an ked his t eam-m at es an d tµe ,.

Men's Wear and Furnishings, Dry Goods, Hosiery, Toilet Goods, etc. . 1st floor.

. ,, , s tud en t b ody i n genera l for t h e sp l en- I

i Fur-nishin gs, groceries, etc, Base- f:

. . . I entire fJ:>u r years t hat h e h as played I

Let us mak:e you a champ10n hkeA hts I unde r "blue a nd whi te.' ' ; V anilla I c e Crea m ' In a d dition t o B u n c h, Krejci, n : l- I

Bl k Wal t Ch o ppe d Cherries I z.en , G rass, . .R. W1l - A '

ac nu S • h am s, H. W illiam s, a n d S1mpkJn s h av e Ip'

Whipped Cream with a cheFry I pl a y ed t h eir las t game for P eru A ll I

f JUST SAY A CH AMPION .I express ed ·th at th ey w o uld not , f LMS CANDY KITCHEN ' b e b ack next ye a r, an d w is he d SllC-1

11JE

f ces s to C aptai n -elect Bro c kman a nd

Nebrask c·t

Get y our dis count

Good Thin S t o Ea t) I th e twe n ty-t w o le t te r m e n w ho will ,

r eturn n ext fall

KIWANIS -CLUB HEAR - P-E -·R - U T .. R . OUN-CES lG. A. A. TEAMS ARE IHarajian, Owens, Z immers, Wesner - ADY FOR TOURNEY ' and Kal t enborn

The Girls Athletic Association were ENNIS TALK ON· CHINA

NORTHBORO A. C RE

I Hoagl and Team successful this year at s elling • A A / W illiams, E inuog, Rosekrans, WagChristmas cards. A total sum of about I Thos. E. Ennis of 1,he faculty of Volley ball prac tice for G. · · A H 11 D e s on Rawlison, Vanner, a , e r , $50 was cleared by the organi zatwn. the State Teachers College at Peru members and new girls who want to d f d Bobcats Show Pl e nty of Speed and . n er or · was the spea ker at the regular meet- Take Close Game 37 to 33

becom e members h as been gomg o ing of the Club l ast Fri- , __ regul a rly. About for ty gi rls have 'TRI

day evening. Mr. Ennis spent sev- In a gan:e replete thrills from ' been going out for practices.

BETA HO LD

JANUARY MEETING

TRAINING

eral years in educatjonal w ork in to finish won i t s first hom e

f1 d · By convincing s taa nd which is likely to ave a marked Ithe first few mrnutes of pl ay by a an sen 10r years.

Wednesday, Janu ary 9, four China and made a special study of th e court basketball game of t he season I tains were elected. These captams (Continued from Page 1.) from the Northboro .Athletic club b y , R radical and revolutionary ten dencies 1 the cl ose sc ore of 37 to 33 Iare: L omse Ekh art, Maxine general biology, the that characterize education in Chin a Peru jumped in to a 2 to 0 le ad in ' a nd G ladys Ho_agland. The captams Ic ourses being ,reserv ed fo r the JUm or h 1 each chose t heir te ams.

effect upon the future to the Chinese ne a:t basket from n ear mid -court by A game of ball consists of tistics, Professor demons t rated C a ptain Waslev· Northboro came two, fift een mmute h alves. E ach th at t his recommen datio n was alre a dy people as well as those of other coun- · ' , h b Th b . f th U s..

. . ' I right bacl;t however to for ge into the I team as seven ers. e 0 • 1bei ng fo llowed in most o e · LUMBER t nes m that part of the world. The le ad with (! field goal and a free ject of the game is to knock the b all e v en befol'e the rep o r t of the comm1tLACQUER, ENAMEL students of China are influenced to a throw. This was the only time dur- io.ver the net an d keep i t on t he other te e was published.

PAINTS ! of Karl Marx, and others of t he the lead, althou g h they knotted the The tournament is tak ip g p lace this

f large extent he said, by the writin gs i ng the g:a me that Northboro was in Iside. ·

, COAL COAL ' same school of revoluti onary writers. score severa l times before t he game ! week in th e big gym The re will be

I h h" · was ove:'.' Peru, seemin g to re ai ize ' six games pl i:i yed. The schedule of

MEEK LUMBER co. ; He bad with im writ- that th ey would h ave to play stellar the games follows:

Palmer Service

W. J. RABEL, Mgr. 11 I then k Y a kyoungd dw 0 ! b asketbalJ to win the game, settled Martin vs. Ekhart I I Phone 48 Peru, N e br. I a n wor er, an w 0 a Tghra ua e I do.wn to spme real t eam work that _. Washing and Greasing " from a primary school. e manu- : Reagen vs. H oagl and ____ _ . 11 • E 1 h : showed real promise for the future. Martin vs. Re agen I Polari·ne and Mobil oil I ._.._ scnpt was we written in ng 1s , I , . · I h h" b . f 1 1 After the first few minutes Peru E k h art vs. Ho agland _. Free crank case service

1t e 1P h efm g pfar icu ar Y commenced to hit the hoop with a Martin vs. Ho ag land "•

S P E C I A L T Y

AMBULANCE AND I Movement in China" and the first 18 t.o 16 at half time an d only by The teams consist of the followin g f know the best.

g_0 1 ° · ''tThis inpt e tormR 0 lan essay reg ul a ri t y that mounted sco re to hunt for th.er when you tit e e resen evo ut1onary neagen v8 Ekh a rt I Why

FUNERAL DIRECTORY 1 1 h h h I makmg seven fr ee throws was the " · I ..A of which t e writer as given t e Northboro team able to hold the pJayers· _. FLOYD PALMER "

L. HORTON & CO. paragraph that follows: i score so close in the first half.

Martin Team " ·•

Phone 128 Peru, Nebr. I "The international c a pitalistic im- ; Th d h I f t t d 'th . Stukenho ltz, Holc om b, Skel to n , 1 e secon a s ar e w1 a now to a ·rush, Wasley, Krejci, and R ailsback .Mathews, C?wan, Gl othar, Hayek, 01P?rnt. and 1 hitti n g the hoop to bring t he score sen, and Bright. # Service With a Smile i 1

I ·rob the of to1hn g m asses, ; up to 31 to 21 in the first few m inutes Ekhart Team I R J G H T A WA Y ; Crysta} Theatre f [ not o_nly t heir native also t h e ; of the second half. At this time I Dammast, Steele, Eri ckson, · Da vi s , f ·

I I 1 co lomal a nd. half-c olomal people. !Brockma n an d K!'ejci were taken out IGraves, A. Reagen, Sears, and G anz. I SHOE SHOP

' A I u se va:1ous i:ieans to 1 of the game on personal fou ls a nd Reagen Team I Peru Nebraska f

TUESDAY. JAN. 15 f 1their oppressive actions. Tyrannical- ID. Knuckle of Northboro proceeded N 1 L' d R H ·· M f

I h h k" I I e so n, m sey, ari>Ji a n. 1 Iy t ey are s_tnppmg t e w or m g Ito find th e b asket and the score was · There is only one Lew Cody Aand Aileen Prin g le, and here' is f class, preventing every free move- •soon tied at 31 apiece: Wasley 'who j

B

4 ."Beau Broadway"

I ! ment of every oppressed r a ce, d es- !h ad b ee n taken out early sec- / FRESH

their raciest come dy drama, b j I "tt · t f t h < h i ; troyin g all the org aniz ed com in a- ond h a lf was rushed b a ck in to stem P astry a nd Bakery Del i cacies. A nd wn en JU S or em a na ow. , I . h fi d f t h · 1 j ft I t10ns t a t are unp ro. te ?r em. : the tide, whic h he did in fine shape, I f the prices? Th ey a re right.

A So the countless ey.ils which th ey Northboro ge tting on l y two m ore l I ROBBINS' BAKERY

§ !have performed are un· points and both of .them from free ; Peru , Nebraska ' cornede, "Your Darn Tuttin." A Ib ea rnble. If the exp loited cl ass, the throws • .-. _ _ fl • - Cl ll oppressed m ass es, a!'e with a will to Hurst, who h a d been sent in for l 1 A w d ""'1 h 1T 16 17 B I b f th t t fi h t "th . .

e .• ur.• Dan. - A e ree ey mus go 0 g WI w a.':lley e nr he1 m the !!ame pro ceed- , Jl

f 1 those e n emies and overthrow them." !ed t o !ll Rce one i n difficult f ·

"The

First Kiss"

Q! The m a nu scr ipt discusses the 11 ngle and pulled the game out of l I 1 c a u ses_ i>md. remeo.1es of the u nfor:u-j t h e fi re Booth a nd Wasley soon fo ), j

t! Stanin g F a y Wr a y and G ary t t h h ti t I nate s1 u a 10n. w 1c. ie wn er y1c- lowed with two more baskets an d the

LYNN'S CASH . MARKET

Co oper, in a story where a b oy t f h t 1 " t I -' A ures rom 1s p a r 1cu ar v iewp om · gam e ended a lmost immediately with I' ..

turns bandi t, a ll for the love of 'fl Mr. Ennis Declared th at the stu- 1Peru holdin g the l ong end of a 37 o a g irl. A t hrill for your life! dents oft en !'esort to s trikes in order Ito 33 score. rl Fresh Stock of Meats, vegetables, and Rememb er each lady presen t t to enforce thei r demands and th at C a ptain Wasley was h ig h p 0int G · rec eives a p iece of "Gclden f · I d bl d h d It h h o t en v1 0 ence a n oo s e resu s 1 m a n wit 12 w ile K rejc i was a close

Phease nt Chin aw are," _. N l " h b 1 t I

f um erous IVes ave een os m second with

FISK TEACHERS AGENCY (Incorporated)

Suite 410-11 Syme s, Denver- M. E. Shuc k, Ph 1 D ., Ma n ager

was a \fliembe: of t eam at

T arki o Qolleg e. Miss K night h as _

b ad extensive e xperienc e in hi g h ..... schoo l debatin g , a nd l ater on in pub-

li e sp€aking of o t her types. - 1

The affirm ative t eam has n ot yet

W E S S E L S

More vacancies than satisfactory applicants to fill t hem. been selected , but there are a number of c and id ates e n tered

f I n the discu ssion of t he questi on of

• WHEN IN DOUBT- TRUMP OR COME TO I t h · t d ·t fu n t"on· g e Jury sys em a n i s c i m

' KOEPPLE' s CAFE ; I the Un i t ed States, i t is the so le obF OR YOUR MEALS, LUNCHES, ETC. I Ject of the d e b a te to p l ac e b efore

Ph 195 P N b the people t h e excellence and t h e de -1 one e ru, e r.fec t s of the system. It is the in ten_ ..., _ 1 t ion to w h ole prop ositi o n o r · 1 e n so that t h e jury syste m c a n b e

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP SALE

OPENS TH.URS.DAY

JANUA RY 3

T O REALIZE CASH FOR SETTLE.., MENT DAY, FEBRUARY 1

1ff I said to be failin g and should b e a bol -

There is w orld of enjoyme nt in e v ery cup o f ou r H ot Chocolate. And every year hundre ds discove r it.

Excellent Oyster Stews, and t eal Mex ican Chilli.

I Few Ca fe's offer such attractive Sandw iches as

is hed ; and t o offer the argumen ts and I reasons why the j ury as a n e l em ent f Ii n the mac hi enry of just ice i s fu nc- I Iti o nin g pr operl y an d sh o u ld be re- f tained. The who le question i s n ot

1on l y o ne t)1 a t i s en g a gi n g the a t tention of the bar a nd gen e r a l pll blic of , c ountry , b u t it is one a lso t h at h as the req u is i te elemel'lts t h a t go to · m a ke up in a n u nusual w ay an exc ell- I

e n t proposition fo r debat e.

iUNHEARD OF PRICES

NEBRASKA CITY, N E BR.

E DAGO G I

DRAMATIC CLT·B IMUSIC HAL L WILL IBOBKITTENS TRIM GIVES PIAYS BE CAMP US .ADDITION NEBR. CITY F.IVE

Presen t: Scienc e Hall to Be Remodeled

Origina l Plays a re H uge

Success-Draw L L r ge Crowd

NUMBER 14.

BUDGET COMMITTEE [BOBCATS FACE ARRANGE FOR MOVIE 1 HARD SCHEDULE Bel

d Jack Holt's "Court-Martial" Will an Ma•de Semi-Fireproof I Shown January 28 JKear.ney Will Be Hardest

A t t I Wolverines Lose One-Sided

On Monday night, January 28, the For Peru l be complet e tl in time to start work Prep Team budget committee has arranged for I

1 Game of Enti"re Season . s ma ers s ta nd now it does not ! G I ap pear th a t ithe new science hall will j ame to Fast Peru

PLAYS WELL RE<EI VED t h e r e at th e openin g of the sec ond' a mov ie at the college auditorium. WAYNE HERE FEBR. 7 1 1 semester, th e lat ter p a rt of

PREPSTERS SHOW SKILL I The. to be is .J a ck l . __

The Peru D ramatic Cl ul: prese nte d m o n t h the is bem.g ___ I m · This is .an Three bt ?: gi..me s st un'l unt prominf o ur well -p l ann ed o r i g in l one-act as rapidly a s possible, and 1t , mtense Ar:ierican with ; ently in the Peru basketball schedule pla ys at t he c o lle ge udi t o r iu m, , not '." ee k s till i: is ·fin- , In a r a ther basketball 1 superl at ive supportm g cast for the rem aining schedule. Thtlr sday, J an u ary 17 rbe p la ys Fo l,l ow m g its completion th e game Tuesday mght m the co11ege I mg Be t ty Fiank Amit m, I The game Peru wants mo st to w in were : "Flash-Ba ck," b y ('>.nna Bes t will be _moved , gym, the Peru Bobkittens overwhelm- , Georg e. Cowl, Dons Hill, Pat H a rmon, is with Ke arney State Teach e rs Joder ; "Tod 's S l av e," by ; 1don B a y - m t o 1.t a s new eqmpment l ed the Wolverines from Nebr as k a and l iege, the 1928 baske t ball champion s warel ; "The Zevo Ho u r ," b J J oe J on e s, If o r tne . b n_ldm g and can b e City by a score of 28 t.o and proved " It is Elmer. Harns of sacri- !of the present state conference. Aland " T he D e c i ma l P o in t,' b y A ri n a p l a ced 1 it. This date c a nnot be conclus ively to those th a t a fie devotion told a dy- , though Kearney h a s lost her elon g atBest Jo d er defimt ely1 told a t this time. Bob kitt en is far superior to the best n amic ? ac k g r ound of whirl w ind ac;· 1 ed cen t er, Boswell, she still h as a T h is year t he Peru P l ayn;a k er s h a v e T h e · buildin g n o w occupied by ' Wolverine that ever tossed a b asket. tion, wi t h Jack Holt unsurp a ssed as fine baU -club, and will be hard t o had an a bu n d an c e o f go ai m at e r i a l t he scie'. ;:·e dep a r t men t s is to be re-1 With Applegate and W. Williams the hero m conf!ct b etween lo y alt_Y , beat. for pla y writi n g Ann a Best Jod er a nd m a de as nearly fi; eproof hitting the basket from all an g les and b r hi s c oun t ry and love for his I '.i a1kio, a nd W a y !ie all t h e sh o r t: " Fl as h- j a s It will then be used as a lmo st every part of the court, the sweet.he a rt sh0iuld yield easily to the fierce Bobb a ck ," by Alma Boic e H o l an d and 1 a mus ic hall, and for the accommoda- Peru kittens were never headed or J ac k H olt pl ays his w ay through cat offens e: But Kearney c a rried the mad e it i n t Q a be a u t i f u l' t i o n. o! the societies and the cv-en tied. The game was even a this tremendous, production as. jinx last year, a nd Peril nut iouk w e e la d t " II ll j Chris t · n org a mzat1ons. The s truc - more decisive victory than the sco re before--one c a n t aff ord to mi ss this forward to too much this ye a r. "";> r p ye exc e p 1011ia y we . - · j · by J M k 1 L V d f d ture v·i ll then be known as music hall indicates the Bob kittens missing great production. St Ben edict had last year a wono y 1c e , eo n e an e r o r , j • an d F ed D T h f th or m1'/si c and organizations hall. Be- many easy chances that should have I The producti on is director by Ge o , der team bre a king even with the r u e v e s c e ne o e , • K c · h · · Pl 1 · t ff t h b II Isides a ppropriate rooms -for the or- almost doubled the score • B. Seitz director of "The Blood Ship" ans as ity A t let1c club t e am , which ay w as a n a c ov e JU S o e a · • f th Ab b tt h f Iga ni.,/a ti ons, and for piano practice, N e br :is ka Ci t v .. 0t t he t i u otr but " The Warning," and many other 1s alway s among the foremost teams r oo m o e o ome, a ew , · " t h ft t h 1 'f t h 1 th e r 1! w lll a:lso be a band and orches-J Peru s0on got the !><' 11 on a t echnical g r e at s cre en s ucces ses ' m the U m e d States. mo n s a e r e c ose o e c1 v 1 ,, · I ' . . A b A. t h 1 t ra ; r oom. foul snd App e l'"'" nut it il-it 11 t :, e --- - I

St. Benedict will be a good opponwar e au ti _. sou ern g 1r i s 1 • I ,., .. ' · · · b h h j · -h v••P from a angle to sc or e

NE'W DORMITORY

ent. This is the first Peru has sc h e d- a ou t to ma r ry a su1t o , w om s e • I h . .

BP BCATS WIN · I

lhe fr st t wo Mclntvre 1 -: H! ue ul ed t e Insh m the b asketb a ll con- has n ev e r se en , but h e as wo n h er I · b h h b · . . . . I ' g ood .)n a free t:• " OW to rr>ake l p o 1i ! 1

ADDITION TO OLD

t est, ut t ey ave real basket all lov e as a sol d rn r b y W T } n g b e au t i f ul TWO HARD ONES I f N b k c·t A 1 t d d 1 te ams in K a nsas. Wentworth s hould lette r s to he r. T he nl g h t h e i.s t o I 1 • • or e a 1 Y· PP ega e en e I : . . r ' the scormg m the first qu aner hv ___ ; f all ea sily, but often those s oldi ers at b a lJl ana ;k bh e r : j m a king g ood on a free t!J,row. New Structure Will Aecom- peppy and carry a game th eman m marr i ag e, ames e a t er e e , I ! p 3 N b k c·t 1 I selves Northboro A. C h as prom a girl h ood swee t he a 11t, a lso r e t u r n s I')[rim St. Benedict 27 to 23 : eNru t' e ras ad th1 Y · .' th modate 120 Girls When j 1 is ed Peru a no t her b attl e at th e end _ ; ew on opene e scorin g m e tbe war T he talk a bou t o l d and Cardinals 30 to 26 Isecond qua rter by makin g g ood on a Completed 1of the season. This will without a times ._ He co n fess es lo v e s o m e On Two-day Trip free throw. Applegate then decided : J doubt draw a record-breakin g c r owd, bea ut1f:1l gir ls She b e- 1 ..,.. _

I that the ga me n e e q ed a thrill an d WORK TO BEGIN SOON for Peru has al r e a dy found t h at c omes Jealo u s. The s ir Y e nds when Iproceeded to put in a lon g one·' Cl a rk I

I Northboro puts out a r ea l te am. J a mes Weathe rbee rre ci t es t o he r a JJ TEA.MS PUT UP BATTLE :mi ssed a try fore point and St ew a rt Wh'J th 1 I The ye ar' s schedule will be a s folletter that s h e has j ust r ea d whi ch I I . 1 e e arc 1 e c s P an s are n ot ·1

I s c ope d ano t her pomt for N ebr as ka yet c om plet ed for t he new g irl s' ' ows • he sent h e r unde r th e n am e o f t he (From St. J oseph G a zette) I City on a free throw A double foul d 't ,_ b 1 h " . I J a n. 22, T a rki o Co ll eg e , ther e h I d The l a w as d i- j , . · 1 or m1 o r y to v e u1 t t 1s co m rn g ; J 26 N f lk J t.h pe r s on s e ov e · P Y L a ck of condition p rov ed t he j was c a lled and both- sides r a ised t h ei r · d th · f · I a n. or 0 1 r. e re. r ec t ed by Edith Dav enpo r t M u r iel

C f S t) : a n sum m e r, e m orm a t 1o n J a n. 27 W ay ne the re . r/ m a in factor m the defeat od' the · score a notch. ( onley or t ew a r · 1 1s g i ven ou t that the new structure MaJ ors a c t ed as rope r ty m a n a g e r ' N · · d t f t · 1 J a n 29 T arkio h e r e d H d, C ard in a ls one of St. Joseph's stron g - I eumeister miss e wo ree ri es. will b e ad d e d t o and m a d e a p ar t of · ' ' " Tod's S lave" by E l on a yw ar 1 A 1 t d d th · f th , Jan. 31, Ke arn e y, here. A 1 e s t b ask e t.ball tea ms w hen t he qum- PP ega e en e e sco r m g 01 e the prese nt d orm itory bm ldm g Th e was a tr.ag edy o f cn c u s hfe. c o Wh · fi t h If ··h th ne , f his ! F e r r. 7, W ayn e he r e · a hi lif e t et m e t t he T eac h e rs of P eru lr S a Wl v an o er 0 0 . : new st r uc t ure will b e bml t to ext end . <:: ••

Pz ffo had a t 1me tim e d u n ,n,,, s - S d ht th lon g· shots Score at e nd of half- 1 t d t t h d f t h Feb 15 , t Be n ed ic t , her e ,, ' lt ' b' if e Neb r a s ka at u r a y m g m e • · \ e as a n w es , ac ro ss e en o e F b 27 W h h killed a m an a ssu ·mg is w ' . th f ; Peru 9 Nebraska City 3 Id b 1a· b t h t h t ·11 b , e r . en t w or t ' e r e . , h" and H ill y ar d gy mn a smn;i, e score o • • · o u1 m g , u w e er i · w 1 e M h 1 0 h U h

T od t he circ us ow n er sees i m h" h t h t I Stew a rt opened the s ec o nd h alf I d t h th t h t h d a r c ' m a a ., ere, . _ . . h t h e a ffa ir , 1n w 1c e coun was p ace o n e no r or e sou · en 1 tie d five t imes, b e in g 30· to 26. ' t (C ontinued on P a ge 3)

Piffo's daug h ter ·, Pi ffo re fu s es, and ' N I ever ahea d, althou g h play ing g ood , · Ilieen d etermined. As the plans are ···-·· ··----··-· ••·

· - - -· ··Tod beats him, inj u ring h is w rist, b t b 11 b JANUARY

PERU GLEE to kn o t the affa11:. Twice m the I ground <$> Ian is conecrned.

u • ut. missing many shots the Car- ! ' . · ' J not yet compl-e ted and a cc epted , i t is m en w IC . IS e a e ans as (Contin ued on Page 4 ) dmals c a me from behind e ach of I · , also a t this writin g impossible to s t ate Ci t y :"-thletic club building in Kanthose five times the w as _ tied j DRAWS CROWD j the siz e of the buildin g so far as the , sas City.

RE A DYF OR TOUR first the _ loc a ls came up and , I It is poss ible to s t a te definitel y t ha t

t h · h · h Id t th

SIGMA TAU DELTANS

t1me s m th e las t canto th ey 1 Increased Number of Stu- the new structure is to be four sto r ie s I TALK PLAYWRITING Largest Pro gram E v er Offe r ed to be did the same thing but could not 1 · dents Attend Biological - that is, three s torie s a nd a . b a seG ivea This Spring a h ea d a tr.io of shots in Shows ment. The base ment story will be Mrs. Joder, Hayward DisL e last C"Oiuple of minutes of play , well above ground, and will conta in ' b j J cuss Plays

Last y e ar t"he Men's Glee Club, on Y the inv a d e rs to one for the Car- IS ED 1 1the living rooms for the help needed 1 tour as "Thf, P eru Sin g ers," san g in d n a ls, put the game for the IAUDITORIUM PACK at the dormitory The other three j The 14 m eeting of t he five different tow n.s in Neb r aska. The Nebraskans.

• - floors will be devoted to rooms for s· Tau Delta was in of The game gave the fans assembled The educational filIJ\S given month- • 1 g irls. The plans are to provide hous- MigmaJ d appreciativ-e aud iences they san g to

1 h b d b - rs o er. She dii;:cussed .rlaywritmade them fe e l q ui t e professional numerous t hrills. The C 2rdinals ' ly by t e iology epa rtment are e- ' in g for 120 g irls in addi t ion t o the ing and its poss ibilities for the amalike, so fo r t h ei r t rip ab r o a d the y c ou ld not st op Krejci , center for the j ing seen by an number of 190 that can _ taken care o_f now in teur. The point w as emphasized th a t chose a sma ll town in Mi sso uri. One vi s itors , who was high scorer of the Istudents at -each showmg. Last week the old bu1ldrn g. There will be no playwriting could not be tati g ht, th at. does n' t h 'I!: e to say t h e y w e re se nt ba -:: k g ame with seven field goals and a : Jabnuary_ efnterthainmendt was 1 dining room bui.lt i? _the new struc- ' is, no.t just anyone with such aspirahome b vJt t h e d e mand for their return free throw , while Craig proved th -e Joyed y over our undre m-em er s the _dmmg room serv- tions can be . given a few hours int N d k th most dan g erous basket shooter He I of the student body and facul t y Th e 1 mg for both bu1Jdmg s Ist ct·o . a 1 d b th o e,, / s a was great, s o e y san g · h "L D f h . . . . ru 1 n m c ass room a11 e en +-h f II . h N b i l"l ng· the bell a half-dozen times dur 1 films s own were: ast ays o t e The money for the bmldmg 1s to tu ed loose 'th d . k •th e r owi n g m g t in e ra sk a -1 ,, h' h h d h h b h rn w1 pen an m w1 Th. 1 h 1 ing the me lee Pra1ne Dog, w 1c s owe ow t e I e furms ed by the First Trust Com- the expectation f od . t . 1 5 ear, a m uc ar ge r and m o re · h prairie dog was destro yi n g pany of Lincoln, and th-e building I al fit f o p bl' 0 t. pr Iutcmg ma e;irpe 1ri ' ce g l ee c lub , under the dir e c- H e r t z s free throw opened t e valuable fields of grain and ve g et- 1will be erected by a company which ' r u ica wn. was porntion r· Mr Be nfo d m 's s scoring in the melee after a few ed out that t he techmque of pl ::i vo · r pro e a p r o- ables. It also sho,w how biolo i< ists will be formed of Peru and Linc oln · · - · grad m t o an d s urp ass in g th e o ne mmutes had elapsed. KreJCl t1pned , h d t d d t f k'IJ' 1 Th 11 b d t wntm g could be t ati g ht. Mrs. Joder " · . . . - I a s u 1e ou a means o 1 1n g I peop e. ey w1 e organize m o d t f h fi 1 3 gi vl en last y-ear in a shot when Hertz mis sed his sec- 1e a a par o er rst p ay, a -ac t · , d f th tt h , these vermmts. The second film , a non-profit corporat10n, and the enti ' tled "The Ink G. 1 ,, It "t'b' · foll w s · o n ree ro.w a empt t e score · I , 1r . was preJS program is a s · · . "Yos emite's New Roads" showed the ground 1s to be leased to this com- 1 . . v . . L 8 N · bemg 3 to O ' I sented as the senior class play whil e .emtian ove o n g - - evm · be a,utiful oi' one of America's p a ny and the mone y loaned to it I h d' h 1 F fer Rose - - - -C ombs I Miller g ot a side court shot after most beau-tiful parks and how new / the ;rust company its 1s ; att en lmgh sc 0 : •

I Li t t le P eet-W e et P re tii e Pa r ks ' six minute s of play a nd the Ca rdi- hard-service road.1 soon make I for the money loaned. All mo·ney will ' 1 oe to d ow he wrote the H u nting S ong - - - - -G Eibel ' n a ls were in the running. However, it possible to visit the most rem c t e Ibe handled throu g h this "holdin g Iraty Twh IC dwas t Hos e predsentthed S · S k the teache s s t d d b f th as urs ay m g · e ma e e ylvia - - - s · • r pur e an e ore e _ places any time of the year. The company," as it mi g ht be called, but 1st atement thati there were two ways Wayfaring Men - - - - - - .Jin gs t Cardmals scored they led, 7 to 2 third scene "A Forest Fire" showed I no money will be paid out no bills / f T 1 Th 1 Id After the gr oup w ill be a se lection , Matthews . entered the g a me. He h ad the work that was being allowed and no liabilities 'incurred ' ho bwr iltmg a dp ay . · h e pt ay cou • , e u1 aroun one c arac er or one of solos by me mbers o f t h e g l e e club. not started on acc"Olunt of a bad leg, ed the United States Rangers in the I except on orders of the State Normal h · th ·d Id b · i 1 d f · h · f 1 j appenmg, or e 1 ea cou e visuThe l ast num b e r on the pro g r a m a n a ter e1g teen mmutes o Pay preser:vation of the great American 1 Board The plans must be accepted I 1· d h 1 th h t · h fi h' If · h h c a· 1 , 1 · a 1ze as a w o e an 1· e c arac ers is the produ c tio n o f t he ope r a, "Cleo- Im t rst a • wit t e ar ma s forests. It also showed how forest · by the board, and when the contract m a d-e to fit into the story. A knowp a t ro" by Briah a m.. 1crashmg the hoop often, the score fires were being fought in modern is let that also must have the ap- 1 d f th t d tt•

"' -· · b · e g e o e s age an se mgs are If one k n ows t he sto ry he will find : w:as tied at 12-all Y Miller. days, bringing out the fact that m proval of the board, The bo a rd 1 nece ssary before attempting to wri te t h a t Cl opatro saves her c ountry th r u hit for the Peru crowd, but Miller , a dr y season as many as half a doz - pl-edges the rental from the rooms of 1 Th fi t tt t h Id b · · d · 4 11 h I · a p ay. e rs a emp s ou e the lov-e Mar c A n to n y Iias for her. In tie it up at 1 -a as t e 1en fires were started and put out in this building for the payment of the a one-act play, · and preferably a the da) s of Cle opatro the c o untries whistle ended the half. I one day. The fin·al scene, "New bonds, and the tru st company figures f a rce or comedy because they are less that w re m o st hear d of w e re the J The second quarter started slowly Roads in Mt. Ranier," showed some Ithat _ ill will t a ke between thirteen and difficult than the tradgedy countries in w a r. They w ere t a lked for tpe Cardinals and the vi sito.rs of the beautiful scenes of Mt. Ran- fourteen years to get their money ) Eldon Hayward, auti}or of another about rr o re t h an t he mo r e quiet coun- 1 piled up a . lead. . How ever, , ier N ational. Park, . and how a new Iback, with sev-en interest. , one of the plays pres e nted Thurs day tri es 50 the p eo p le kn e w m ore about Craig started h1ttmg agam and he I road was berng built thru the park After the bonds, to the amount of I ni g ht, g ave a review of the play. He t h e m . put one through the rafters, it drop- to enable more rapid tramport at ion $100,000, have been paid, the ho1ding had thought o.f his play some time

In b ri nging thi s illust rat ion to mo- ped through the hoop, and the t a lly of touri sts, and o make the many company is to automatically go out , last fall, but had not expressed hi s d ern t imes is it not tr ue w ith colle g es was knotted 20-all. Hurst connec.t- beautiful seen-es of Mt. Ranier more of existence, and the building will Iideas on p aper until during Chri stand other institu tions? Are not the ed and the mvaders were out m accessible. become the property of the state ab- mas -vacation. He spent parts of two coil.lege with the best athletes and front. Craig scratched the advantage At the February sho1y on the eve- solutely free from any j days writing his play. It had to be scholast c reco rds t he more t a lke of? with a p r etty long shot a nd the co.unt ning o"f Febr,uary 14, the followin g In fact no obligation of any kmd is rewritten and some part s of i t N o w Mar c Anto n y in this "Opera was again tied. It was to be tied films will be shown: "Foresting the a ssumed by the state, the state nor- 1changed, but the idea was not any Burles e " is t h e h e ro of t he "grid " again for Hurst, who was a newcom- Sand Hills," "Crossing the Great S a lt mal board, or by and else. The different. Probably the best way to When the glee cl ub comes back er in the game, entering l ater, again Desert," "The Corn Borer and What trust company takes the entire risk. write a play is to get the idea in from t e tour d on't f:ail to bear their registered. Mueller s hot a pair of to do About it," "Winged Warfare," The contract is to be let as soon 1mind, the characters visuali:red, the p ro.gram Our guara.n t ee to Per11 is free throws to knot the counts, one and "The Barbarous Barberry " All as the preliminaries can be arranged, scenes imagined and then begin writa ni g t of real en.tertainm ent or lod' them being awarded on a techni- students and faculty members who and work is to be begun as soon as ing the play with little interuptio n :srou money bac k."

(Continued oin Page 3) are interested are cordially invited. (Continued on Page 3) j until the first writing is completed.

to JOm the

Pl a cement Bureau : ting up the advert ise me t\ but i nter - lecturer, addressed a air

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

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, · was held Tuesday mo.rnm g at 7:50 ! amouht he spends on t advertis- lege audito: ium. Mr. SanfoTd i s an

MILLARD FOWLER 1of the Peru State Teachers College f est of about 100 t o 500 of th e- di ence Satitr d ay night, at the colBUSINESS MANAGER

- - - E. R BURKEY A l arge number of students were ! 1"ng. 1

t · h line of vos a tiona FACULTY MEMBER ...

THOMAS E. ENNIS prese nt indicating that there will be I 1 h b t' t d h exper 1 n G e I • t as een es 1ma e t I the Peru , guidance, an.d his talk was of a great

CIATE EDITORS 1 no s_hortage of Peru teachers for the Pedago.gian is read by aut five- "" t t

coming year

deal of interest to p.ersons a ou 0

DARIS BUNC ..-v · ' · · · thousands persons in soheastern' FRED DUEY HAROLD MARREN I s . t d t s L Cl . . h l' f t ' ·- · , uperm en en ements 1s , Nebraska. The following i!rchants c oose a 1 E vo c a ion.

WA'\'."NE CATLETT WILLARD FOWLER JAMES MUMPER Chairma n of t?e Bureau. The past are receiving benfits from \ida gogi - Th e speaker stated vo c a t ional guid- ·

PAUL COLLINS J. LESLIE LEONARD HELEN WAGNER I success m placing teachers has prov- an advertising. ance is rel atively new, it b e i·ng only

STEVE TURRILLE R. G. WHITTEMORE 1 · en Mr. Clements to be a capable man PERU for th e pos ition. He spqres no effor t • in pl ac ing Peru students in desirable A venue Store SUCCESS FOR ALL , school to which they are endo'wed. 1 p o smo n s, when it is humanly possi- Cleaners and Tailers

Many Peru faculty members a r e on From time to time it will be the pur- 1bl_El. to qo so. · Practically all teache1:s I

J. C. Chatelain the road to fame and fortune. pose of the j:>edag ogian to go into de- 1who h av e g one out irom Peru heart1- .I

J. P. Clark have already gained national Ncog- : tail on one or more in s tructors as to ' ly testify to this fa_ct;"'.

Hugh

nition in their respective fields Itheir success in their chsen work / AnY, student or of Peru may Crystal Theater w F Hoyt f f h . t !' • 1 become a member o:I the Pl ac ement . . , pro o c em1.:; ry, B b . . · Forsyth Oil Company and W. R. P at e , president of the col1

1 OUR SPECIAL EDITION I

Y paying .a fee of $1.00. 1 h b h b 1 " This fee on1y partially defrays the Citizens State Bank ege, ave ot een p aced in Who s The Peru Pedago g ian will 11 ut out f bl' · l Who in AmericiJ" Th h t 1 expense o assem mg credentia s George's Place . ey ave no an extra large special edition on the and niailying them to -Superintendents ; 1y ma de a name for themselves but final night of of the southeastern Ne h t

Dr. Harajiao

Dr. Johnson

KoeppJe's Cafe

Bob Knapp

Lynn's .Cash Market

Mardis Store

Meek Lumber Compan y

Peterson

Floyd Palmer

t h ey b een . examples for the braska basketball tourn a ment J w o repor. . Horton & Compan y students of tlie school in which they will be held in Peru, Februar 22 a nd ; In describing the workmg of the work. j 23• Y ! Bureau, Mr. Clements states : that a Other faculty - memb · h _ 1 I Thi's d' t " 11 11 h Is t u d e n t who is not recommended can ers ave a so , e 1 ion w1 carry a t e news . . bec am e prominent in their work by of the campus and the special news ha1 di! to be easily placed. All I their success. W. 0. Wilhoft, mem- !of the· tournament, up, to the final that _is w1thm the power the Burb e r of last year's facult b ! game Th . 11 b eau 1s to send the credentials to the y, ecame e paper w1 e put out so · pr om inent as a debater and later i,i.s that every body attendlng the fin als s_upermtendent, and those creden- 1 writer short story. Miss Tilton, may have a copy. tials miu:t speak . for m s tructor in art, h as more than once i Special effort· will be m ade to have When notice of a is _ received bee n recognize d for her work in art. room for each sodety and fraternity the perso? qu ahfied to fi11 the I

C L Clements has been pro ·ne t on the camp Th' b vacancy 1s notified. The only way j · · mi n us. 1s sp-ace 1s ""' e as an educator, a nd is now head of written by the fraternity itself an d which ab1hty to qualify is r.ated the Pl acement: Bure a u at Peru I to the editor of the Peda- is work taken and reeommendat10ns.1

A L H · - · f · 1 better students will get the - more ·deolch has f<>'r the past sever- gogian or approval before February 1 h b al years b · t N 11 1929 ,t t en ecomes evident that the een in ebraska I ' : . Isirable positions. .'·. ·

d1 sc?ve ne s he has been mak- 1 e will also be space for each . , .. .. . . m g in the field. He h as on i These department write- j In the f1;lture , a w111 1_ severa l oc ass i ons been called to the , ups must be confined t o about 250 r be held, g1vmg all who des!re to1 Univ e1·- ity of N e brska to give special : ":'ords. If yo_u think your dep a rt me nt ; ne x.t year an _: to lectu1 es o n his findings. Durin o· his , is worth while to the school Je t 's tell Join the Placement Bureau. Mee t in gs stay here at Peru he has turned his the prospective teachers about it in : of members wHl be held from time own ga rden in to an experimenting ) S,Pecial edition time, informati?n will be station, besides havin g woods of ! The editor will reserve the right to g iven which will be benficial to those

Away ' Shoe S hop •

Robbin's Balcery

Taylor's Beaute Sh,oppe

AUBURN

CHE.\TER M. SANFORD

du ring recent 1years t hat any t hin g at a ll has be en do,ne along t his line. Edinburg was t he fir.st city to take steps in the di·ec tion of guiding its youth into vocations for which fl re best fitted This was not until l 904. In 1909 the pu bli c schools of os ton unde rtoo l gu idance

Dave's Clothing Store

J J C. Penny

Woman's Toggery

Skaggs-Safeway

NE;BRASKA CITY

Cleveland & Sons

Gesseman 's Cafe

Wessels & Sons

G. E. Berthold

Mr. San ford <liscussed several of more comm en vocations, p o i n ti :g out their adva n tages and disad , v int ages, and t l:\e- openings in each at preseut time. H e s t ressed t he p o\nt t h a t no persoill shou ld c h oo s e ·I a 1ife work until h e ows some t hi ng Iof h e field. h e is al:iout to en te r. I vocat.ion ha s cert a in qu a li fi ca· ti.o n,s t h at · uust be met l:/Y every i n,d i- doted wfth small signs marking accept or reject all or p a rts of a n y l seeking positions. '·

: Tne eel1tor will reserve the right to 0 ' "" .-n ·- ···--·1 : tion,s that must be m e Y k

t b eve ry i ndi stat10n, bes ides having the woods of . t 11 t f seeking pos1t10ns. · , G. E. Berthold , vi·du al who enters tbat 1i.n e o r • accept or reJeC a or par s o a ny 1 , , • \ t t o enPeru dote d with small signs marking f h t · d" t ti Last year over' ninty-five percent DeMaro Shoe Store and no p erso n should a ttemp o t ese wr1 e ups accor rn g o 1e · n o w b e c a n the location of various field stal JO,nS. space left. of the Degree' people .were •:. · FOR.EI'GN t er any line u n t a1 k

The latest remarkaple success on , Pleas e bear in mind that t his spe- \ This year, with an earlier start, 1t 1s Boomer Teachers Agency meet th ose qualificati ons the campus is that made by R. T. ' cial edition will be read by many stu- expected that even that excellent rec- Fisk Teachers Agency · The speaker p o in t ed out t\la t ·ev_e r y Benford piano instructor. Mr. Ben- dents It will be carried · back home ord will be surpassed, j Davis Agency person t o succ eed i n any fovd for some time h .as been reco,g- , as a sou'venir of the greatest basket- . I Hallmark Self-Instructor must have ten a c i t y of p urp ose, a ,1,nized as a musician by Peru _students, b a ll tournament ever· held in south- Y. M. C. A. TAKE NOTICE ·< . . must nev er let the· s m a ll ;. but now he has been recogmzed as a eastern Nebraska. Your coopera- Mr. Enn is is going to talk at the ! Word Pamters. ·; w ith his progress e n' composer by our great American mu- : tion will ,be appreciated. hext meeting of the Y M. C. A. on Visitor: " How does t he land lie out who wi ll is the on e w ? sician, Paul Whitman. Mr. Benford's I . h L" tl , this way?" holds his he ad hi)?; h, . and f a c es 1 latest piece is a song-waltz "Moon" I Lately reports have been going Wednesday, Januar! 23,_ m t e it e I Native: "It ain't the land t hat lies : str a i g ht fo r 'w ard whe th er he wi n s or which pas sought by publishers J around that a few of our students Theater. Every man m c olle ge · 15 it's the l'eal est te agents."-Good l loses: l for exclusive rights. Besides this have become Benedicts. Since we are cordially . invited to attend. Mr En · Hardware. , Aft e r t h e 1ec t u re , the s peak er t d . 'M B f d h h ' - th th d "e n c e a.r;i d a nsw ered unexpec e success •· r. en or as not a position to know, we hesitate will talk on 1s experiences m e d own i n t o · e a u 1 l f t b k f LOST R II H d S t . hed t o ask c o n- or some im een nown as one o to either deny or a,ffirm these l'eports Orient. One afford to miss this - e rs on. st-ra y- questions 51 nyone w 1s 'Nbraska's foremost composer s oil: mu- However, we suggest to the accused, lk It · 11 b b th d t • 1 nd 1 ed from his roomm g h ouse over t he ce r ning d i fferen t vocations ., ta w1 e o e uca 1ona a , • sic. On several occasions he h as fhat if the reports are true .you

Iweek end Last seen headed for Au1 · ,, , written songs which have met with should let it be know to one of the It commences at 7 .OO \ burn. Finder please keep i1im. "Veil, Ikey, my poy, S&\d Sol to unusual success. Besides making reporters, and it shall be published in o'clock.

I--- his son "I've made my vill \ and l e -ft such an enviable record for himself 1 full at an early date.

"I always encourage my h u sband to it all you " in the field• of music Mr. Benford has Henry Peck-Do think y_ou ca!l J recline in · an his "That's ve,ry good of y ou, 1 also, in the last year, made a name With the new science hall and the make a good portrait of my wife? feet on top of the radiator remarked Ike, e y ei ng , h im i:. u spic;for the Peru Men's Glee Club, of old science hall being made over into Artist Scram-My friend, I can "Why s9?" o usly. _ , .., cif which he is director. Mr. Benford a music hall we will have a building make it so lifelike you' ll jump every "When be goes to bed there is us- · "But bless you, it did cost a . ot has made it a rule to take the glee for each of our major departments. time yo.u see it.-Art and Artists. ually a dollar or so in small change money for the lawy er, and fe e s and club on a tour of southeastern. Ne- What more can we ask f:or? Well, left in the chair."-Whichita Star. '[ t hings." · 1'. braska and has made music atf Peru it might be well if we all get busy Mrs. McPherson......:I caught the " Ye-es," said, Ike, still more :::.'usadmired by hundred of persons in and boost Peru in an effort to r aise maid making love to the iceman Philadelphia Bullet in: Mrs. Gett- piciously . ' this part o.f the country. · the college attendance so mut!h that again. You had J:>etter speak t o· her. I always do my Ch ristmas s hoppin g "Vell, it ain't fair I should p a y ;1ll

We must admire ' our ins t ructors, Iit will be necessary to build several Mr. McPherson-;--What? The ice- early, d on't you? d ot, is it? so I'll shust take it o. who have so unselfishly worked forlmore new buildings, such as a social m a n- when we still owe for last Mrs. Gott- Sure. Early as possible , your next month's salary . "-PatJ • the benefit of their students and the science and history buildin g, etc. month's Hce?- Good Housekeeping. the day before. I finder.

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NEW DORMITORY JBOBCATS WIN j BOBKITTENS TRIM 1

There is no Substitute ADDITION TO OLD I ONES i NEBR. CITY FIVE I J."Say it with Flowers"

FOR HONEST Y h l! CUT FLOWERS

t a t is don e. The trust comp any is cal when Peru took its fourth time (Continued from Pag e 1) FUNERAL DESIGNS ·.' as a bus iness p o licy ' j)UShJ..ng m atters, as they desire to ou t. with the o nly field go al in t he Ne- •

II WEDDING BOUQUETS I g·et money invested as soon as Bµt the C a rdirtals were wind e d, and braska Cit y score. This time Nebra;;- '

Ipossible. It is expected to have the j m the last few mmutes the c ollege ka City showed up to a dv ant age and ' FERNS, PALMS, AND • new d team took t he advantag e, -mainly due · I . BEDDING PLANTS W a tchmake r and Jeweler I scho orm1tory ready for use when t o. the pla ying Krejci, who hi t the basket I WIRE PHONE WRITE ,

J • C. CHATELAIN

I o l o.pehs next September. twice after the count was tied for but failed to tally any of their shuts. , G E BERTHLQD

Sch ool Supplies ' tthe last time. Hurst g<> t the other Pat e made one from under the b as- • • •

, NEW PAPER MONEY " 1score for the visitors and Allen clos- ket. I. Williams miss ed two free j Nebraska City , Nebraska I Ever since· the first bills were print- 1 ed t a llying of the g ame with a throws and Stewart made good on.____,,......_ i ._....,_.,._....,_,.._.,._,.._

ed during the Civil War our paper lon g sh ot fr om near the cen t er of the a frete throw . Dasher sc or ed a neat 1 - :: mone h b . h 1 g court and a good co.urt game had I basket a nd Stewart scored anothe1·

y as een seven me es on I · · · ' - d been dropped bythe loc al team by a I free thr ow to clo.se the 3rd pen od.

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; an three inches wide. The new , marg in of 4 points. Score, Peru 13, Nebraska Ci t.y 7 ,

. I money wiU be long and

All of the Cardinals b attled hard I w. W ill i a ms made t w o prett y sh ots n

two and one-half inches wide They wer·e count at the beginning of the fourth f . , .,

ELECTRIC SHOP are the dimensions of our Ph1hpp1ne 1 1fighting against a .team of quart er. S t ewart m a d e goodi on a "

_. money. players, one <>i' whom, Hert z, weighs free throw out of two chances. (Ma c\ A Shoe r epairing at 'Comfortable' A , . d 228 pounds but · who is fas t on his guire went in for Stewart ) W Will- f' I t present we have eleven enom1 feet · 1 d th 1: d · . d 11 ' ' • • I p r ices! Ladi es Shoes a SpeciaJ- inat ions made in thirt -nine different · iams m a e ano er go a an misoe 1 I NEEDS ·t' Y Allen pl ayed a good defensive 1 on a free t hrow, Dasher added an-

:. ty. ' ; designs. There are five kinds of Igame as did Miller. Giltner', t o o, did i other two points, and Appelg ate du- I

( The Shoe Shop on the East I $10 hills now. The new currency we! Ion the W asley, gu a rd plicated. (Conley went in for Ke!" , ; Side of the Street) ; win have only one. That will make and center, were Ily). Neumeister made a free throw 8 FINE PORTRAITS

I it harder to counterfeit. The new the du t standmg Peru p-l aye r s. , as the game ended. Peru 23, Nebr i:s-

9.

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the counterfeiters. The yellow-back-

issuance

to 27. Both aggregations played et·-

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.... basketb;:ill, with the 'el WHEN IN DOUBT-TRUMP OR COME TO I ru te am, the heaviest to appear on a I

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-I 1Qcal court. this, season, holdin g a •.th- I CL

F OR YOUR MEALS, LUNCHES, ETC. I St. Benedict's trailed at the holf

Nebr. ; 7 to 17, but in the second period, led l Herman's Cleaners and Tailors li by the flashy Besnah, the loc :d s 4 h p 1 d -

threa teneq to overcome

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Pl OMEGA Pl MEET ! the kindergarten and inter est was in- TALKS T O _ STU DENTS GIVES PLAYS A Pi Om e ga P i busi n ess m e etin g

The teacher was tellin g a sto r y to MRS W. N. j DRAMATIC CLUB 1

MAN UAL TRAINING tense. / was held Mond ? y , J a nu a r y 14, a t 7: 00 , 11

"So that night the wicked red fox I I L U MBER c ame and st ole a chicke n. Th e n ext Tells of Her Experience s While in / ( Continued fr om Pa g e 1) i n room A 301. It w as decided fr om 1 f night he came and stole an othe r tq,e Orie nt P iffo goes t o h is a c t, a n d <l ies. n ow on t o h ave progr ams at the I LACQUE R. E NAMEL .i cl: icken. Ancd - dram a tic pause- _ Those h avin g p a rt i n the play w ere meetings. It w a s a ls o d eci ded t h at : f "what d Q you suppose h appened t h e The Y. M. and Y. w. c. A. held a C edri c C r ink, L oi s Metc alf , E a rl ' a c onvo c ati on p r ogram be g i ven . A # P AINTS I next ni g h t? " joint m eetin g in the h i gh school a u- Whipp l e, Theodo r e D o h rkasse, W lt -:!r was al)po i nted to m ak e a r - 8 COAL COAL # "Oh, te a cher!" p a nte d Peter. "Did ditorium last Wedn·esd ay n ig ht J a n- W e ise, and Harvey Co le E loise Fair- \ r a n gemen t s for it . A r eport w as g i v - ;

he git anoth er chick en?"- Life. n ar? l6. · ' m an ager, an'd L or- e n by the c ommitte e on membership / I MEEK LU M B ER CO.

'!he m eeti nf! was/ op ened l;y th e m e En ckson wa, c ostu me m a n ogEr. l ca1 ds. , w. J. RABE L, M gr. AlspJce-Did I ever tell you a b out I ; ·egular s iw; in g and se.·- i " T he Zer o Hour," a p ossibility i n J 11 Phone 48 P e ru , Neb r I the awful fri g ht I g ot on m y w ed - vice. Th e n Mrs . W. 'J. gR c i o,ne a ct, by J o e J o n es, was well re - 1 Hos t - Well, l it tle l a d y , d id yo u 1 Cl din g d a y? ·

f II N lk b d Ch I 1· f p f p I . Sage- C ar eful, old e ow. o m a n t a a out life in mo ern m a J' Irs a i vmg r.o om o ro esso r enn el's Sma ll V isi tor- I d on't k no w. I was

J a very in t e r esting and i nstruc t i ve c e ived The s c ene of the p lay is i n · h av e a goo d n i g h t ? 1

should sp eak that w ay a bout hi s wif'e Delzell h a s s pent fiv e years in So uth I h ome, just b efore a n ex ami nat ion i n asleep all th e time.- L on do n H um or

- State J o urn a l. Chin a as a p rivat e sec r etar y i 11 i: n ) on e of his cl nsses. Prof. P ennel h as 1 -

Americ an B a ptis t Mission ar y so sh e \ 1os t his ex amin a ti on p ape r a nd fee ls I Sheila (to m ot her)-I'v e lo oked a ll

Leo-Yo u'll ke ep our engag ement has a rat her broad b ac k g round 0f J th at it is too l ate to m a ke u p anoth er t h r u this " Mother Goos ie ," b ut I

a rl q r k s ecret, w o n't you , Marie? experienc es t o dr a w up on. I p a per suffiden t ly diffic u lt fo r hi s . c a n't find t h at p oem a bou t " Little m

Marie-I'll tell the world! One of the most in t eresti n g t hin gs I cla ss T lw ee studen ts Ca l, Herb, a nd I Bo-Peep has lost her She ik " - Lonwhich sh e told was t he eagern ess IBu tch h ave b een t? _ sen d a ! d on P unc h.

USTU:n,T.'NTS

; I of the Chinese to le a rn to speak no t e t o t he professor m form mg him I - • • ·1 a

I ' English. S he s a id t h at t h ey seemed of a g re at discover y, a n d i n t h is man - P a r en t s h ave been r e c ommen ded I ' Service W i th a Smt e p R

A I t o t hink th a t i1' t hey c oul d le arn t o I n er c a usin g him to forg et the c! ass n ot to m ako too m uch fu ss w h en a

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y '1 I f ! speak a few words o'f English the ir Luc y, P rofe ssor F ennel's daugh te r , c hild is fo und o.u t in it s fiFst lie. Al- f f enroll for te aching I 1 future w a s settled and t heir fortunes , ov erh ear s t he plot. also h earn J Jowa n ces s h o uld be m a de fo r w an t

SHOE SHO P ; · pos1t1ons w ith , l m a de. I Cal s ay t h at does not h ke L u cy. She , of pra c t i ce - L ond on P unch f Peru Nebraska

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It is necessary for all te achers who th ereby Bu t ch and st ea ls the I ·

e TheDavis School Service g o to Chin a to learn the Chi nese Ian- no te _to ?e sent th: p rofe so.or. , The i

j w. T. DAVIS, •06, M a nager g u ag e. lb u s ually t akes a for eig n e r ? ap:r is fo und and the ! .i DR. N. S. HARAJI AN # · T . 1 I f i a bout two years to a cquire any pro- ex a mm ation _ is g iv en: f DENTI ST f yp1 C 3 -

Q Phone 38 I ficiency in t heir 1a n g u ag e. T o o em- 1 Th os e t a k in g p ar t m the p lay we r e I X-RAY SE R VICE j • f 138 No. 12th S t Lincoln, Nebr. 'lons tr ate som e of the difficul t ies in ; as foll ows : Rudolp h A ndJ:)rscin, Edi- , ' Palmer SerV! Ce .

th Ch ·1 Mr D 1 II tha Prokes H arold Re e'd Clay Coy Ove r B a rnes Pharma c y. Tel. 27 I I e m ese a n g u ag e s e ze • :· ,. 1 - • • l

_.....__.__._._...._...._ sa:n g a Ch in ese so n g. If t he rest of , R a lph Sellhori;i, Cole .....__.._._

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t h e ir la n g u ag e is like th eir mu&ic it p lay was dM1re c t ed b y fl azel ! ....... I Polarine and Mobil oil I

, see m s that it would ta k e th a n ! 1 i ams Sta g: anag er, Harvey !' S p E C J A L T Y ; F ree cran k c ase ser v ice "*

1 t wo y e a rs t o learn to sp-eak 1t. ICole , I · I "

The fin a l play of t h e evening was I AMBULANCE AND W h y hun t furthe r when you '

I ATTORNEY AT LAW

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I A Mrs . De lzell cl ose d her t al k b y I f b A B · · · I . FUNERAL DIREC TORY I .A know the b e st.

NOTARY. PUBLIC f h h h 'd a arc e y nn a est J od er, "The II " I s owin g _plctures, _wi t t e ai D ecimal P oi nt." The n · L HORTON & CO -' I

•t h t f t h t h' h h play w as m Solomon Smn s l aw off ic e I Phon e 128 P eru, N e br I .A LM ER I

I Peru Nebraska of the p r oJ ec tm g m a chine, of the . _s ee e of the • • ' FLOYD PA I

• e p a r o e coun r y m w 1c s e ., · ".,... - ·k d

The play w as direct ed by Mar ga ret "'-' - wo1 e . IC . I :: _._...,....._ _

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1 11neburg . Property m anag er w as _..__ .... _,_..... _"-'_ ..... _ .....

PLENTY OF POWER I Ma r ie Lash. 11 ·

I a m mo re powe rful t h a n the com- By r on Bump, a n in ven to r , ca lls on / f

I bine d a rm ies of t h e w orld. I h a ve So lomon Sinn, a l awyer, t o get fun ds : I

I d estroy !'!d m o re men than all t he wars might_ finan_ce h is ipven- j

A J OVERY WORTH 'WHJLE

TUESDAY, JAN. 22 I of the world. I am more de a dly than , t10n. -?emse Darling , his sweethe art, There is a world o f e nj oymen t i n e v ery c up of our

Iren e R ich in a sn appy li t tle bullet s, a nd I have wrec ked more : com es m _ an d. a nd _ ann oun ces that her 1

A th b h h Hot Chocolate. And eve r y vear h d d d " · comedy drama, f h om es th a n the mi g htiest siege g uns. , m o er is rmg 1ng e r ere t o sue J un r e s it. '

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Powder My Back"

I I sp are no one, and I fi nd my victims a nobleman for heart b alm Sylv es- 1 f Exc elle n t Oyster S tews, a nd r e al M exic a n Chilli

amon g t he r ich a nd poor alike, th e the w ealt h y suitor, d oes I ! A l t· . h yo un g a nd old. the s'trong and the not ObJeCt t o her get ting $50,000 but ..\ Few Cafe's offe; such a ttra c tive S an d wich es as

so i;om ed y , 1mo u srn e Love g · d o es n ot want to p a fi h d d f ii w e ak; every one knows m e. I l urk in ' Y ve u n r e I ' i unseen p•laces, and do most of my Itho usan ds d?ll a rs. By ron Bump · ..\ G

Jan 23-24 9 work silently. You a re wa rn ed that if Sylveste r backs his f N e bras ka City, Neb r .

ll against m e, b u t y o u h eed n ot I d es - Iinvention he will g et t he m ot h er t o : ·I .. ... a-· ' . . se t tle fo r $50,000. He ag r ees. Th e c=-,_ .....

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th a n any of IN TEN LESSONS !check w as for only $50 because S y l- 1 Peru , Ne b rask a I ; @ilberts yet. S __ ]ve ster had placed the decimal -in th e ;....,. ___ ._._...... f TENOR BANJO• OR wron g pl a ce, ';hile t he ch e ck ior 1 _..__...,.._ _..__.._ __... __ I I · Byron w as for $500,000. j

, Fri., Sat., Jan. 25-2{) I Ml\.NDOLIN IN FIVE Leo H auph tm a n, J oe Jon es, Lucille I '1 ' I Cl a r a B ow in, ·# LESSONS Hughe s, Cl ara Codin gto n, a nd D onald 1

LYNN'S CAS H MARKET.

" RED HAIR" I J Du r ye a to ok par t in th e pl a y. . : f ' .f 1 Without nerve-r a ckin g , he a rt-b r ek- O t hers who hel p ed m a k e the· i) lays I f by Elinor Gl y n What a se t-up I in g sc ales a nd e x erci ses You are a succ e ss 'were Harold R e ed, Ge n e r nl f

fo r a pic t ur e a nd h ow t h is most ta u g ht t o pl a y b y no t e in re g ul a r p r o- Stage Man ager, E lvin D a-v enport, As- I Fresh Stoc k of Me at s , veg e tables, and I p op ul a r re d h a ir ed act res s d o es fe ssion a l ch or d s t yl eb. lbn y ou r lve r y sis tant Stag e manag er, a nd V. ·B. Jin- : A 11 fir s t less on yo u w ill e a J.e to p ay a 1 V' cu t up in thi s on e Al so co m- _. p opu l ar n um b er b y n ote. dr a a n d t he colle g e orchestra. 1 Groceries.

8 e cl y. " D o Ge n 1lem e n Sn o r e ." f SEND FOR IT ON OPPROVAL

J. I The "Hallm a rk Self-Instr uc t or," is G A A TOURNEY i I · . f .A th e title of t h i,s m ethod. Ei g h t yea r s • • • · I A WE BUY

I COMING f were requir e d to p er i ec t thi s g reat WEL

28 2 30 H work. The en tir e course wi t h the I January , · 9, ' necessa ry e xa mina t ion she et s, is b ound Gam es so far Have Been Close and 1 lJ On e of t h-e outsta ndin g p ic,t u res I in on e vo l u m e Th e fi r st lesso n is nu- f the y e ar, se al-ed which the stu-dent m ?y ex am - Interesting

TfME" ine and be his own "JUDGE a nd JU- -'---r "

I RY.' T h e l at er part of th e "Hall- Th e gi r l's volley b all tou r n ament 'f

mar k Self-Inst ruc to r," i.s rn al e d which is bein g played off in the c ol-

TEACHERS NEEDED

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• Upon the student returnin g an y , ii ,. copy of t h "H a llm a rk Self-Instruc t - lege g ymnasium will be complet ed !; f or" w it h the s eal unbroken , we w ill this week

__ refund in full a ll money p aid. On Monday, Janu ary 14, at 6:45 P ·

This a m a zin g Self- Imtruc t or will Ma rtin's t eam ou t classed a nd out-

be sent a nywhere. You do n ot need m.,

to sendh a ny money.h When y ou! r e- sc ored ftheh Ek a rt. te am.42 tTh3eO fin a l

Teachers Needed f o r Second Semester

Boome r 's Te ac h e rs Agency .

Full line of tires, and ceive t is n ew m et od of t e ac : m g score o t e game w as o . · automobile accessories. .A mu sic, D e pos it with the Po s t ma n the On Wedne sday, Janu a ry 16, at 8 :00 I 124 N. 12th, Linc oln, Nebr•

f of te n. d oll a r s. If yo u a: e n ? t p. m . the Rea g a n te am c ar rie d a w a y I

GAS AND OIL ' en t irel y th e mon ey !?aid w 1II t h h r ;f th ening by defeat- 1; . .

W · b e returned m full, upon written re- , . e ono s 0 e ev , e have a modern air hoist ques t. The Publi s h er s a r e a n x i ou s t o I m g the Ho agland team 38 to 46 rn a 11_..,,._'°'_..,._....._

, to help us g ive the bes t service p lac e this " S.elf-Ins tructor" in the I cl os e a nd exciting gam e. A g ain on I

possible lubricating your hands of lovers ov e r th e \ Thu rs d a y ni g ht t he · Rea ga n team ap- 1-, ca r . country ., a:id 1s m a to m ake ; p e ar ed the b est when tne y trounced

F h 0 ·1 C a n a ttr a ctive prop os1t1 on to a ge n ts.

. orsyt I o. Se nd for yo u r c opy t od a y A d d ress t h e on ce vi ct ori ou s .Mar t in te am to

1 1:he " Hallmark St a- the tune of 52 to 36 m a r ather on e -

11 tlon G, Post Office Box 111, New s id ed game At no ti me durin g th e ' 1 PRJ '; ' · - n · game w as the Martin t e a m dan ge r - s

.A ' Accor d in g to the score th e Re ag an I

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1 1 ous in th eir th r e at to ti e t he sc or e · ppAREL

1 team h as a sli g ht ed g e ove r the oth e r 1 .A AT 11 t e a ms. Th e Ma rtin te a m s h o1w s P'l en - 1 f ' lt y of g ood t e am w ork b ut wer e u 11 -

S A F E W A Y ; a bl e to s t a nd the r ap id w o rk of th e , I /more accur ate R eag an team. A t t h is

W E S S E L'S

Outst a n ding V alues in Spring D

S T 0 R E S ; wr iti n g t he Ek a rt t e am h as displa y ed Classy Jea n, K o rrect Comed F resses, ' Ibu t 1i tt1e t a le nt at t he g ame, bu t t h e • , amous Fash..

, ! g a me w it h the Ma rtin team m ay ha v e 100 C.raft at $14.95, $16.75 to $38.75.' All We D·ist

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t season ed th em c on sid er ably

T h e re a re t hr ee m or e games '" o b e .as k l S the opportunity to h

AUBURN Phone 3l4 NEBRASKA pl a yed. The Ekart te am pl aye d t he c h oice collection. s ow

PLA v TARKIO T GNIGHT ==KEARNEY, THURSDA y PERU P EDAGOG IA N

KEARNEY

PERU . DECIDES CHAMPS

··'Toug h Game," Says Lorb eer Concerning Coming Game

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KEARNEY 1928 CHAMPS g i ves a un ique cours e of e ducat ion in h e r s of ou r fa culty. T he firs t of MUSIC ENTRIES GROW m u.s ic consist ing of fo u r s er ies of SEVENTY H E A R HIM these WI'i te -ups is on th e success of I

"It will be a 1;ough game and we will hav e to fig h t t o win i t," were th e words o f C o ach " Dutch" Lorbeer when app ro a ched b y a Pedagogian reporter on the su b ject Qf the B o bcatAntelop e game t o be sta ged in P eru Thurs day ni g ht

R. T Benford , pi ano i nstru ctor h M I N K D ramati c an d "choo l d 11 · 1 The D elt a A lph a Pi , educatio n fr a - 1 p d t h e · · · · · an co eg-e mu sic c asses a r e In last week s e ago g 1, n ere w 2s t t "ll be held Febru a r y lis t e n ing to a ll of thes e c o n c erts. The ternity , g av e a info r mal at t he dor- a note of Benf ord s l ast c om p osi- 1Mu sic con es WI , • · · 8 d 9 F r id ay and S aturday u nder o rigi n a l a r ran ge m e nt of t he s eries is : mi to ry dinin g hall, Tuesd ay ev enin g , tion. It is, a s wa s,, sa1d, a song-wa ltz 1 an • ' seri es A', grades three a nd fou r; se - January 22. c alled "Moon". This is an en t r a n ci ng I t he sp onsorship of Peru Stat e Te ac hThe luncheon was g iven in honor ries ' B', grad es fi v e a nd six; ser i es comp osition, a nd no li t t le credit is Ie r s College.

conc e rts , ove r t h e radi o. Ma ny hig h

' C ', Ju nio r High School ; and series 'D' due him for his acc omp lishments. It A like co ntest was >S taged l ast y e ar, H h s h 1 d II Th of Dr. H all-Quest, who h a s b een here d b h " , , 1g c oo a n co e g e. ese con- has n ot on ly been recognize y ts "th 0 li'tt le amo u nt of success It Peru journey ed t o the A n tel op e s ts · f 1 ·1 the past w ee k f o r the pur™'se of fi n d - f k · t w1 n cer are give n r om 0 a. m. unt1 r - frien ds as a fi ne pi e ce o w o r m ma- d . d 1 t t hat t his grazmg g1•o u n d l as t y -ear an d the ll a . m. o n Frid ay mo r nin g every in g out w hether the Pe r u chapter of sic, but it h as a lso b ee n recog nized w as e t ermme as year end of t he a llo tted f Qrty mm u t e s two wee k s. The l a st concert w as Fri- Del ta Alpha Pi met the q u alification s by lead ing m u sic i a n s a nd criti cs. s h oulg be an annual affair w ere on the s h o r t end of a 31 t o 26 1

H owever, " Moon" is not the on l y In the D r am atic demartm e nt of t h e sco:re a nd Ke a rney won s t a t e tit l e series concerts giv en The alter- All m e mbers of Delta Alp h a Pi, all s u c cess c redite d to Mr. B enford , for co ntest there were t h ree p lays ente rT h1s y ear must aven g e this d efe ait. n a t e g r a des c oncerts are g iven on the sophomores, junior s, a nd senio rs, who he has se v e ral other c omposi t ions i ed in b oth c lass A and class B l ast

d a y , J a nuary 22 when the 'A' a nd ·,:C' for nationalization.

A lso, t h i s will be the seco nd an d n ex t d ate. A five minute marc h is met the scholastic requirem ents for w hich h ave b een .we ll r e c ei ved by mu- J year. This y e ar t he re a r e f our. p lays m ost im po rta nt c o nfe r ence gamz an-cl p l a yed be tween concerts for t he pass- the frateni ty; all members of the f a c- s ic lovers, nea r a nd far Ie ntere d in t he classA group, an_d t f p 11 'rtu a ll y g f l ass s ul ty who b el ong to n ati on al fraterni- h f t d a v 1c ory or eru w1 v 1 · 1n o c e

Mr Benford's first success a J eight pl a ys a r e t us ar en e re m clin c h the N. 1. A A title for the Mr D a mrosc h wis h es t o emph asize a nd t he S{>.o nsprs a nd c ffi c ers of pi 'l no so lo calle d " D a nc e of t h e cl ass B. This in creased int erest t akB b t · th h 1 d d d a ll t h e fr ate rnities in t h e s chool, w e re h b 1 • h 1 · · o ca s since ey ave a r e a Y e- t h at three concerts are intend e t o

Woo den D olls." This piece as een en bv t he s urroun d i ng sc oo s i s mf.eate d W a yne, vic t ors over Oma h a - s u p pl e m e nt s uch instruc t ion as the special guests at t he lun cheon. wi d ely r ecogni zed as a pi ec e of art, Idi catlve o f t he influence of the w o rk Universi ty , a n d Ch a dro n , a nd th ese pupils may re c ei ve in their scho ols, t o Jone :r;-e cently el ect- an<;l t he composer is often re quested d one by t h is co n test last y e ar, an d two te am s are the only on e's r e mai n- s ti m ul ate t h eir love for m u sic, and t o ed presiden t o f Del ta Alpha l'.1• pre- to p lay this n umb e r while on co n c ert i it sho ws t h a t th is colleg es fo; li k ely ing on P er u',s conference sched u J.e. Ien co u rage them in self expressio n sided over t he luncheon T he pro- tour t o d raw a lar ge n u mber of t h ose T h e Kearney Antel opes, 1928 bas- throu g h s ch oo l courses a nd o rches- , g ram was as H is secon d a ttempt was. eq u a lly I youn g peop le a r e int erested in ketball c hampio ns, w hen t h ey inv a d -e 1 tra.s. Instru me n tal Tr10 - - V. H . J in d ra, I received, It is recog mzed as a I music a nd d r amatics. a loc a l court Thurs day will h a ve a Mr. Damrosch t ells man y w o nd e r- R uth Shelley, J oe Jo n es w ork of, a r t as a Chri s tm as Ca ntata, I The r eadi n g con t est, i naug ur ata smooth wor ki ng ag gre g at i o n , and f ul stories t o k eep th e c hild r en in t er- Voc a l: Solo __ _: _ Rut h Shel!e y I a nd is c alled, "A nd !ho u B ethler em ." I ed t his ye a r , : en will be p r ep ared for a b attle r o yal , ested i n t h e m u sic a nd instrumen ts Acc omp anied by A. E H olc h The w ords t o t!;11s piece w ere _ ":' ritten It is h op ed m t eres t m deand a rmed with a d e termination to Th e tra in i ng scho-01 is e q u ipp ed t o Violin Solo - - - V. H J i n d ra b y A. J . D unlap of Oma h a. This c a n- 1p a r t of th e t ourn a n men tn wi ll he g a in two ch a mpi ons h ips , a nd recei v-e t h e se c on cert s w hen give n, Acco m p a nied by Ruth Shelley tata was give n b y the I bu i lt up sufficien t ly t his yea: t o m. t · s over the B o bcats , a f e at a nd t h ro u g h t h e c o u rte sy of' Mr I t d t " J oe J on es c h urc h ch oir at Chris t m as, and it w as l sure a la rge nu mber of entnes vi e o ne n ro u c ion - - - - d "th h 1 a e an d en Th t t 11 t k o lace m that is a ccomplis hed r a r el y, ei t h er by C lements, Superin ten d e nt, a n y co l- L. Hall -Quest receive w 1 muc Pe sur - year e co n e s w1 e _ · amat e ur o r c o lleg e team s. l e g e st ud ent w ho does not h ave a Address - Dr. A. thu s iasm the little the ater, b egm m ng F rid ay h · · An e xcelle nt dinn er was served c on- W a on ly w is h Mr Benford f t t l ·30 h "l th A n telop es miss their c l ass at this time in t e mornm g is e c n : a e rnoon a W le e B II t h e y h a v e . in vite d t o h ear these concerts. - sisting of': mu ch s uccess in t h e f u ture wi t h The followi n g scho ols ' h ave a lrea -:l y elong a t e d c ente r , o f fr esh - Cock t a il comp osit ions, a nd then h Ls si g ned U!) t o riresen tJ pl ays in c lass A: had, t hi s y e a r , a n a bun k d t

DEBATERS OPEN

Mash ed PPootraktoReso asant d., Grav y n a me climb in t h e li s t of com p cs er s ITh M N x t D oor F a lls c :t y man n1 ate rial, and h a ve wor e ou _ e _ an eo n e of th e .sm o othest teams i n t he

SEASQ·N

AT DANA

,Cblbe d Buttered Beets Sal ad EAGAN TEAM lThe Clo d - - - - T ecumse h history of the co ll ege.

F' R . , .:.fcwc> C rooks a nd a L ady Au bu r n , t 01 .,, . . . __ . R e lls Buttei:: ;.. · • ..,.c-nsi;> e 1 b C-o ach F i.;etldy -F uhn.a:r s ·earn Pi neapple P ie , Whipped Cr eam

WINS TOURNEY!'Nebr aska Cit y h as al so ut played a flash of the ir 1928 fo h ave no t as yet ch ose n t h eir play.

S c h oo l t e a-;; , and have wol'ked them I into a smooth working a nd fast team.

I t i9n more t han we needed class ednTh e r e m ov a l of the Om a ha Uni v er- The debate of the season takes cation. He also emphasized that the si t y from t he race le a ves K e arne v and I' w i t h Dana Colleg e at: Bla ir educator pf today should reco i niz <:l Peru w e ll out i n front of the In this contest Peru will up- individu al difference-; F u r tr. ermore e n c e race. The tilt wi t h the Antelop es fold' the and Dana will d_e- Dr Hall-Quest stated that t he peopl·e will, w i t h out a doubt, h a ve a n im - ) end the . ._ The debat e l of today lacked t raining . in the use p ortan t be a ring on the c o nfe rence J be a non affair due to a prior , of the hand. The address was well a g r eement of the coaches. e i ed b b t t champ 10ns h 1p.. A victory over Kear- j T . r ce v Y a ou seven y persons ·11 b bl h he loc a l negat ive team, picked as attended the luncheon n ey w 1 p ro a y mean a c amp1on- a res It f t h t t h Id D · · · ship for Peru . I u o e ry-ou s e Coach L o rbeer h as been p u tt in g his , : eearm141.n' maet affiJ ,r mative l 1

prac ice e a e on anuary A proto ges t hroug a h a rd· _workout 24 in t he college a ud1torium. The W YNE

BOBCATS TROUNCE

QUINTET

last few d i>ys and a fi g hting, well-011- affi·i·mat· e · d f A 1 . 1v comprise o very ed mac hine I S e x:pec t ed to present it- G ai nes and Wayhe Catlett, m a de a Young and Hurst Scor.e Heavily for self Thursday mgb.t. magnificentJ showing, despite the short time they had spent in collectPeru

BOBCATS EASI°L Y ing material and preparing a case. Peru started out with a bang in 1.h e DEFEAT NORFOLK ! Contrasted w ith this the negative sta te conference b y d efe ating t h e __ ' team made up oJ L eslie L eonard, fast W ayne tean:i by the dec isive Junior College No Ma tell for Si x - I Ralph Chatelain, and Archie Martin, Iscore of 40 t o 27. .

foot Peruvians M a de a good s howing, having posses- Although the score was n ot so cl S !:) e d an immense advantage in C@oaCh- neve t heless the game was a n ex-

The and in g , collection 6f material, an d the ceeding ly on e. At the e nd defensive pl a y of Wasley preparation of a of the first .half Wayne w a s go in g Hertz an d t he o ffen si v e w oTk of h

Mr. Lindsey a nd the debaters have strong t e score was 17 alike a t Krej ci p r oved to o much for the les s - been busy for the p as t month work- the e nd of the h a lf. exp e r ience Norfolk team, .and the w t th · in g on the question, and believe that ayne s oo n gave way o e s1xB obcats carried away th e game by a f t d y d H they now h ave a c ase th at will be 00 ers a n oun g an urst got decis iv e sco re of 47 to 20.. "hot" and boosted the score out of

' t h equal to that of any te am t h ey will Norfo l k was the victim of a ouhg I meet this year reason. break e arly in t h e first h a.If w en

This game puts Peru out in lead in their s c oring a ce Ned Lulow, h a d to MOVING PICTURE CAMERA. the S tate Conferenc e. Thursday's tilt retire to t he s ide lines a f t.er suffer in g wi ll cinc h the championship· for the

The college footb all men were ena sev e re t o hi s l eft shoulder tertained at t he hi g h .school. assem- Bobcats. in a fall on the h a rdwood. floors.

• bly Wednes d ay afternoon by the stu-

Th e fi r st half provided much excit- clents of t he high s chool. ment fo r t he fan s , t he junior colleg e The period was turned over to the hoopstt;_,rs b a ttling t he Peru team on showin g of movin g pictures. These

PARTY IS GIVEN HISTORY TEACHER

HOAG LAND RUNNERUP S uppressed

j Silence Please Verdon

The Glrl s Athletk Ass ociation ; Not Qui t e Such A Goose _ Shubert brou ght thei r annu al volley ball to u r- : The Florist Shop Stella nament to a clos e last Wednesd!:'y Humbold t a nd Un a dilla are to en ter n ight, ,when t he fast R eag an team phiys, but the n ames have not been defeated the Ek art te >im by t he ,de- sent in yet.

cisive score of 53 to 36. I H erbert Yenne, of the U niversity

Getting o ff to an ear l y le ad the of Nebraska, has been chosen as the Reag an te am was forever judg e for the dram a tic depar t-n ent of " n rl gr ad :i:> lly drew aw11y from the the contest. Mr. Yenn e is well kn (' wn l ess -accuarte-hittin g Ekh art t eam. in dram a , circles and a m ore compeAlthou g h t he sc ore is decidv e the tent person could sc a rcely be found Ekhart team disp l ayed a rem a rkable in this sect ion of the c oun t ry, amo un t of sportsmanship which made the ga me intere.st in g through ou t.

Mond a y's game brou,ght a d efeaa for t he Ek H t team a nd a wi rn for the

ENNIS ADDRESSES STUDENT S AT Y. M .

'Ho ai;l a nd team. T he game w as a Talks on " The Flaming You th of g oc d on-e, the sc ore b ein g t ied at 1 , various t imes, and neither te am beChina"

i ng very in the lead. T.l'ie Y.M. Held their regu l a r mee tiro.me with the sc ore standm g ·in g Wednesd a y even i n g in th e Li ttle 49 t o 40 m favor of the Hoag l a nd 1 The a t re M;r. Ennis gave a n interes t'- inp: talk on " Th e Flaming Youth of On T ue1day m ght t he Ma rtm ·Chin a."

te 2m pl ayed the Hoagland, ?u t they J Much of Mr. Enni s' t alk was based were n ot eoual to t he furi ous on- on his actu a l exnerie nce in t h e o r ien t . sl a ug ht of th e te am an d The t alk crea t ed much int er r s t ?m o n g w ere sn ow und er by the sco re of the men of the colleae. Man v of the 42 t o 26. !men rem a ined after"' t h e' i n These ga mes are for the pu rp ose ! a n effort t o g et Mr Ennis to rev eal of creating a n in oorest in g irls ath- ' more of his i ntereEting ad ventures let ics in the college. Volley b a ll is while in t he orient. a nation al sport and is becom in g I Mr Ennis' talk was based on t h e more interest in g year by ye a r. The : ex p erience he h ad gained w h il e h e G. A. A h a ve sh o wn rema r k able Iwas w orkin g in Ch ina as a n ewspas kill in maste rin g the g ame.

1 per corespondent. w eek the meetin g w ill be in f airly even b asi s. A t the half ti m e·/ p i ctures •have been taken about the High School Students Give Mrs. Price

th e P eru vi ans le d by the score of 20 campus at various tim es recently by Farewell P a rty t o 14. a of the E astman Ko-

T h e j uniors., h -0 wev er, were not a b le d a k Comp a ny, who was here dem on- A party was given in hon or of to w it h stand t he fi erce on sla u g ht of strating the u se of the c a mera . The Mrs. Price a he soci al hour by th e the six -fo ote r s , aRd the Bobcats h a d machine is a Eastmen 16 m.m pro- Junior hi g h sc h ool g irls ·club on F r iit muc h their o w n w ay durin g the jecting m achine The representative d ay, J anuary 25. last half. T he g ame ending 47 to 20 showed two re a l.s; one of the coHege Lunch was serv·e d . by seventh an d in Pe ru's f a vor football team in action, and the oth - eighth g rade Home Ecrnomics gi rls

Ier of the fishing industr y. Th e color scheme carried out thruInvi tati ons to participate in the

The au-ditorium h as h a d blinds in- out the party was pink a nd white. . . . stalled whereby the room may be G a mes were played and g irls showthird an n ual h 1gh school debate 1darkened for Iant-er s1i des and motion ered her wit h wishes for her .success nament w hich is to be held at I pictures. The E astman representa- in her new work. Mrs Price i& leavLand college, February 21-23, were I tive was in Peru in the hopes of se ll- 1 ing for Columbia Univer.Eity where sent to 5 0 high S'Chools in Nebraska Iin.g the high schoo l a movin g picture s he will ,continue her work for the and Iowa machine. n ext sem ester.

Hi-Y , the form of a p l ay; hour, wh ic h will

The Hi-Y club of the hi g h scho o l be i nterest ing to a ll t he men of th e met1 at the trainers buildin g at six. ' c ollege-be, iS Ure and come o ut. thirty, January 24. Lun ch w as serv- 1 W iltch for further announcements ed by Mac Dunl'ling, which cons ist- concerning t he meetin g o n Febr.uary ed of crackers a nd four-inch cubes of 6.

cake.

The Hi- Y movement is s t arte d v ery well and i9 attended by abo u t fourteen boys.

THORPE ADVANCES

Jess Th orp w as rece ntly el e cted to principalship at Bradshaw, N eb r ask a, wi t h a n i ncrease of s a l ary. He has

Mr. Fling has returned to his hom e 1 been teaching at Bradshaw for the in Texas, after bein g a ssured that past t wo years. J ess is one of the his daughter Mrs Norwood was on ! m a ny P eruvians who is m a king good her way to recovery. in his chosen work.

THE PERU PE.DAGOGIAN

Entered at the Postoffice of Peru, , . y Nebraska, as second class matter

;--(_ Weekly at Peru State Teachers C ollege the Year-Sc single copy STAFF

EDITOR-IN-CH!:EF .MILLARD FOWLER

.MAN;AGER E. R BURKEY • FACULTY MEMBER - - - THOMAS E. ENNIS

ASSOCIATE EDITORS .1

DARIS BUNCH FRED DUEY HAROLD . MARREN

WAYNE CATLETT WILLARD FOWLER JAMES MUMPER

PAUL COLLINS , J. LESLI£ LEONARD HELEN WAGNER

STEVE TURRILt.E R. G WHITTEMORE

DR. LECTURES HERE

TUESDA Y,

. !H<',me-mad e P ies- G e o flace. - A.dv learnmg _ : - ·' Th e s econd lec t u re wa s a t conv oca' ' I d" app ointed tion time. He t he top ic was "Appre- 1 I . you'll not be • rs s

e c'i a tion." Dr • Hall -Q uest \'s ai d t h at h I if you get y ou r hair c qt a t

Guest of Delta _ Alpha Pi belie v ed apprec iation t o be secon I BOB KNAPP d ' - only to understandin g in t he e',d qc a I ('Next to Gaines Hall o n the dE ucation Fraternity I tive proces s. I T d A ll the le<;:tures deli vered we r Pavement.) ... _ - · . ' hi g hly profitable a nd thorou g h ly en

SPEAKS TO

STUDENTS

Dr Alfred L. Hall-Qu e st noted edu -' c ator, s pent 'last Tuesdey and Wednesday on the Peru c,lim.pus. D r . HallQues t w as here at the request of the D el ta Alpha Pi fraterni ty , t o insp ect the 'school, in reg-ard to nation alizing

e -

j oye d by b ot h stu d ents f acu_lt y .

HUNGER

t hat fraternity. : · 1 "

Tuesday morning · Dr, Hall-{iuest

spoke to the student teachers and wtien an excelJent -menu of f # w T DA VIS, ' 0 6, Manager ; members bf fh e' ' pla'ceme'nt burea u iii weU ' balanced food, q 1,.1 ick and I · Eh 38 the, high school auditorium. He talk- service awaits you - one

ed on the needs of the teac.hing pro- things taste better. · ' I No . 1 2th St. .{..i ncoln, Neb r . ' fe sis ion, and the equipment needed b y ,

t he just 'going into the · That's the reason· your favor- ,

Tuesday evening Dr Hall-Quesh vas ite and meet ing'r place

dMr, dI.indsay hantdhed bust whh a tt he th a t h a ve ri sin have worked re sponsi- :the guest of the Delta Alpha Pi , to , ,l>,e , t he b e,.st _·· :6 _

JU g e among e es s or es- hie work, which is educat ion and t ernity at a seven o'clock dinn er · at · ,, · ,

says . handec,t in, in his En g lish class character. Mt. Vernen dining .hall.- He sp-oke ..... . .

Jn.s t semeste'r :·. We a re now publish- ' on suJ;>j,ects of intl!rest to the frater • ' and dance par-1

ing two of them as h iind in. W e will It is not an,d was not a mere edu- nity. · ues.

be g·lad to accol)lqdate other dep art- cational t ask. Anybody could teach T d · D H 11 Q t 11 · · I <IY · r. a - ues was , _.

ments iri :the future ,. providin g t he es - boys trades and give them an elemen- tu r es on Wednesday. He Epoke ju the

says are ot reason,able length ai:d 1 tary education.. · Such t asks have been college auditoriqm at 9:50 and prac- · ·

h a ve been typewrittei;i. and c orrec t e d done since the begirtning of · ci v iliz a - · tically-_ al caSSE_lS Were dismissed in or-

tion. But thi.s task haa to be done ' der th;it- evt;ryone might hear him I C ARL

SUCCESS with the rawest of raw, _!llatel'i al, done ' topc of his $peech was I Nebras.ka

Success is not what a man does for with the civiliz'ation of the standing.'.' He stiiessed the poin-t th 2 t I · · ·:-. -- -.· ·. , '

i n th.e rr gre;,ates t triumph o f t he

himself, is not "·eve what he does · " U d t d " · b · f 11· 1 scree n.

" race, anc;l so done as n.ot to run acro ss n ers an 1ng is .· a · as 1s . or a

for h fa !ellowmen : There is altogeth-

race lines and social lines, that are

e r too much talk about socil!l service, the strongest forces in the communi-

and the community .:spirit, and the ty. It had :to be d one for t he be nemoney maker, and what a man owes fit of the whole community. It had

in the way of big thin.g s. to be done, moreover, .without loc a l

mans rst duty is to his family help; in the face of the direst pover-

If' he marries, brings ch i ldren .the ty , 1 done by ·heg-g-ing, land done in - Light house keepers

world, and· then is pre1;>ared to work spite of the ignorance of one race ' • ' ' I I him self to death to' take . o'f and the prejudice of the other. . .. · want fresh Jruit and vegetables give f

Do n ' t forg e t fr e e Crtina on wife and children a nd give his young _. t · l W d I' · ' t this ni g ht. sters a proper start he has done his No m a n living had a harder task, US a rta • ' e · e ter. • pi bit ·And one ' slfould- have a lot · and a t ask that called for more' wis- '· l 1 more d t d 't . h Th L ' .D. a ·. E ' D F E R

r espect for these 'iJ co'inplairiin g' mar-' 0 Wo , e true :neashure , , ·

FRI , SAT., FER 1-2 ·· tyrs than for most of the "'orl.cl work- o r. as m g ton s-.s, uccess 1s, t en,

" n · 1.:

ers The world ·@1'ds them' not is teac1iings :- at · Tuske g ee, nor "

more.. S even gaining tli e support of benevo-

S d d 1 lent p ers ons at a distance, but this-

a ny lov ed rn f riends. How Oln'P"er-rr = vv m i:c:;-m-errms-;:i;?- s · umn -

dark the how gray the hall s ; he worked the hi'g hest pr.actical

n.;. · " Wisaom at a lar'g e constructive t as k.

h · · · has so well succeeded' that the South I

they are but evils sary part of his task: and in this he f , ;

w ic to quote our littleness · h . d h h d f

as a sincere an 1g regar or ;

we w1h·n take a g1himpse _at the J:iim.. IUs well for our common coun- '

poor m an w o comes ome 111 the t th t th d ·· h h

. , ry a e ay 1s come w en . e an

ev enmg, after a hard days work; to h' ,_ d d h ' hi · ·

ner

h ; f : h is wor111 - are re g a r e as 1g y m

- - " ·· · ' e ou as m any o er part o e

1s WI e wa1tmg ID t e doorway with i, S t h · th f t h "

E.·R U C Q

L G E B A s K E T B A L L

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a on her rosy lips, and the chi!- U - :N "" f ·t ' · dren playing in the ' Iivmg room with mon. o man o our 1011 th · t Th "· h · · b · • a more noteworthy achievemen t e1r oys. e 0115 may e small t hi d t" h d · · d d ' d d ' l 'd d h o s ere 1t nan t 1s; an 1t is an m-gy, abn f1 aphi ate d, t e fur- achievement of moral earnestness fo r m ure may e o t e cru est kind th 1 th f h h 'ld ' the strong char a cter or a man who e c o es o t e c 1 ren may be 1 t -" S £ on e a gTea n ational service.- ragged and ·tor)1. The place may not Ch K ' b b d f . esier or er. even e pa1 or; m fact 1t m ay not even be owned. But the man knows that he is welcome, that heve ,is someupon whom he can depend; they will stick with him thru sickness· they wiJ.l smile with him thru fortunate times, and t hey are depen-

COMING FINE AT LIGHT PLANT

dant upon him. It is not a burden New Machinery Being"Placed in Posi- to his s houlders; it is a care to which tion This Week

ALL GAMES' BEGIN AT 8 P. IN·THE COLLEGE GYMNAS IUM

POST THIS AD UP ""

such a 'little thing, few Good progress is being made on TUES., JAN. '29;TARKIO, AT PERU Benedict's fres hm e n 0 us ·0 tain it in the larger sense, the work at the new 11'ght plant. It (P 1· ' 'T' I F h ) freshme n . ) r. t tt · re 1m1nary....::.::... Ji a mage vs., · res . or 0 a am or even approach · com- is not rapid because it i.s the

lie clings. It is home. . vs. Peru plete success In life is .- to near- the Thur., 3i-, -Kearney at Peru W d F b W t h (M kind of work that wm permit speedy · .e ., · e z , . e n wort o . ) Mil· of our ideals and when Qne eaches the top he can no longe performance. Handling pieces of m a - Thur., Fehr.. 7, Wayne at Peru. itary Aca d e m y a t P er u. - chinery ranging from two to six tons in is not calcul atecr to boost Fri., Febr. 15, St. Benedict's' '.(k'aa.) ' . Frr., Ma r. 1, Oma.ha, Universit y at Peru We musb fall again. . one"s record for swiftness. However at Peru. - (Preliminary ... Tues., Mar 5, N o rt hboro, (Ia.) at P e ru1 there has been steady and effective •. Success is a sh a dowy thing, always . . , · , . - - · ADM. BUDGET TICKET OR 50 Cen t .s . eemingly .within our grasp, but. just progress tow a rd the completion of the ., , : . , : 1 · t f h big task the boys had ahead of them. qu o reac ; for some it is money; ===• am:uu: a && as EW!9¥i ssawwww:at.M&&aas

1? r others it is love; some · live for During the past two weeks ,the The 1929 basketball schedule of the gym on 'l:hurs day, February i i;i vade Pe ru on W e dnesda , Februa r v -'!tuos .'a:m.t aq1 JO :iuawaouuApu aq:i foundation for the big en g ine and Peru State Teachers College offers 7 The Bobcats .and the Wildc a ts 27 . The s oldi e f L . J the fruits of victory. But what- g ene ra tor h a s 'been built Thi s h a d an unusual opportunity to the south-- h.ave not been to g ether on the maple ,·h a v l crs rom e x 1ngton, Mo , er our i'deaLs succe"s 1• · th rt that the w o1·k of · N b • · e a w a y s ranke d h i"gh i·n t he Mi·s· • " · · s e · erm- e·ast e raska ' t · ·92.; Th ' ·11 h · · tt• h ..1 • • C<>Ur s1nce " .:>. 1s w1 .,, e a con- • urn! pomt of a well ruh race -Will- se mg t e machinery w as be g un at • sou n c ir c l es o f ca g e t T a'rd E F 1 · noon Monda - -At th' · 't' Th On Tuesday, January 29th, Tarkio tilt and may have a decided spor hey are ow er. .,, ; y. is wn mg, urs- p h h . ' . h N I A A 1in t he fie l d t h' 1 · ..iay noon the eng· " ·n 1 • · colle g e will journey to eru wit t e b armg on t e race. , ts y e ar w i th a stronger .,.._. ,, . . .. "" , . me is i p ace, as 1s . 1 t e h '-;. EDUCATION · also the g en e rator. The force is now !!f _ riday, l'.ebrua ry 15, St. edic t 's I .. am t a n usu al. _ _ is not :a t hing apa rt from busy sliding the h"ah·es of the four - the i:i u:pie and white - Colleg e will pla y a return game at Omah a U niv ers i ty will v isit t he hfe, not a not a philosop hy: tori ,fly wheel into their • pl aces, and school f?r many 'J'.h,e :ralmage Peru The fig hting_ lads from At cJ: i- I Peru c amp us on F ri da . itl is a direct tea chin"g of how to li ve placing the main shaft' between the A. C. will clash ,with the Peru fresh- sdn have served notice • upon ith e Bob - ! a.n e nd · , y , March 1, ip ,J , • r · k' · h ' · e avor to ra is t h " ' · and how to wo 'k. · · engine and generator" in positiOn. It men m a pre \mmary s irmis · i c ats that they mtend to aven g e their t h e e mse lves in I• Booker '!;. W itshington £he world's ' is expected that this - part of th e On Thursday, January 31,' the defeat of 27 to 23 last week Periivi- -! .' e. column Hubk a 's t eam . ' K I 1 t N b 1 Tl · · I i s n n provmg a tl · greatest coJ01·ed industrial teacher work -will an be accomplished by the ' earney Ante opes, as years e- ans, eware . us t s one o f t he t n W t ll g i ve the Bob a'nd perhaps the most per- end of the we ek , Thi s, however , will -braska State Champions, will ag ain stron g es t colle g iate t e a ms .in Ka nsas , s a merry batt le i n t he i r l ast conf J ct ·?f this defin ition : To still leave ?1uch !o The !;team do their to r:tain the . w e ek_ w a lloped the famou s I t : : ;:ce contes t o f t he seaso n . This 1 E? g - and fit'tin g ' are all to be I buntmg. : Th1 s wrll Umvers1ty te a m 30 t o 19. In I land c:on from the strong G rand Isor" Hebvew, Is · ver}" small: To mstalled the e,Iectrical appa,ra t us a nd the cl:iamp10nsh1p and W11l of- the past they h ave bat t led o n e ven I 0 He g e cages t ers , w?_I' k;' fs 'Yhat ' pl_? ced1 ? t her jobs fer a of thrills to be remem- ms w i.th. the t e ams ! bor: T u esday , ;M a rch 5, N orthh1s mastet> did m one way attd• hunger ' finished. F. M. Pettit, superm te nd- bered. Don Elhott, 6f t he Nebraska m the K a nsas City regi on. As a cu r -1 A . C. of N orth bo r o 1 .11 done in an6theri yet 'both• these ' en f of the plant, estim ates that it !' University, and John Wulf, of Kan - 1 ta -rais e r, t he St. Bene dic t's F re s h - return to Peru. M ost of ;h o; a , left Southern" life where· they found new "Unit in running order, and ready Isas University and Hilly ard fame , will will oppose ,Pe ru C o lleg.e l that hard -fouo-ht b ;·n_ it:', But to teach 1the'J b e gro t'<Y . do will still take thirty d ays to get the officiate in this battle Fres hies. ' ' · -

8 Whe n .the Bdb"'c t el O'. ed and skillful work,, ·as men of all the race s to the into the system. I Wayne State C<tllege will be at the \v en tw or t b Aca.demy will· -0 u t t he st bge

· · ' · · .score ·Of 37 to 3 3 s o w1n y a

THE PERU PEDAGOGIAN

HIGH SCHOOL IN FIRST DEFEAT

' Watchriiaker and J eweier '

TUESDAY, JANUA_RY 29, 1928

could not he but following EXCHANGE NEWS l is •1loo ueup for the Peru high: , , , "Say it with Flowers" •W. Williams; ·forwa'ra. , Umon College '.have recently install. e an 10norary pams frat ernity, I. Wiiliams, forward.. 0- 1- - - :--h ·

CUT FLOWERS Pate, cel'lter. ', · ·. · '\... • " · 11l'UNE·D, &'f\. nESIGNS' , Lo Camaradas .tispanoles.. I l 'J , • .":'r · " _ ses to Sterling After___Five Succes" Newt.on , gua,rµ.: , -·" -

: , Tr

i ; . ! I ' \\8 result ?,astiitg.s• now making ' The Peru , Bobki tte ns their of two field g 9als by Pate, and ? ,ne by plans for a declamatory contest to be ' · , lJViA,iN;fS I , r helcl sofiietlfue fo! Ma'rcM· " · ' ' WIRE PHQNE WRITE • defeat of .:.ti{e se.as&n li.t;"trui h..in ds d.f Tyno?· ,, i 1 n ·''· · · 1 • • •

' r

· s'choo11ast .F1'.day .. KS" ' , .

. ' · ,. " · lnr gh: t. The Peru bO'ys had hung tip 'a opportunity t o Ec1!iy, , , Cify; 1 I vd1e.cfteoartietsassto- DEAR ,:, '. a W!il\ ;of find a? ?f .......... ....

• • • < • • " ; sev eral yolumes on practical social, · · \'.

• . ed partfou larfy bi tlte r . Th'e score was It ., has been :. a long time since I -.. -.. •

' »•. " · · • 6 to :17. .- , • wrote • to you, hut you · probably •. t · · 1 · • <· \ , . ,.

The gatne is aint been worryi.ng none cause you Debate activities : , ...

1 · a slow ,. and w:iinteresting• o11e, re- know I• / foo;i) ' ,14, when ,the affitm a:etve

w ith IJ..O,or. :plays ·00 the part of F!>ad I'm all of. cas4 and I need t eai;i '_.pf t'h,,e - ' . ' ·

''EL'ECTRIC SHOP · · the .Kitte,ns. And . it is . rarely 11eme • pr.atty pad «:a use - you kn.ow the . Greight<>11 . neg ii_tive team fo , a , no- ·f . •" , - ·

·-· ito in·: 111il:fis,., it i s ho'Y ,4oep d? i?ate the ;

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" only ·f ·air to "the Peru team to say Ltheff 1is 1 bord , an<jl every- sc oo f ·' Shoe«repainng a•• 'GoJDfortable! • • h b r' ' • , " [ , • t l!,t it ,was, seriouslY .,1:1andicaP,P,,ec;l ., Y - • -. ·

NEEDS s a cial-

the _ Sllfallness of ,to ,th11 dem"inshions of a pan- d'i:J!fJ Y" 8fp_ e were defe:_at-r -.. ing floor, and the fowness of cafJe:, ;<, 1 " e ast ' \ ,) .J .• \ , , · to c:or :v ei h i;d al t and score 2& t o 1 Midlai:id 'fOn < • o,n ..East game on J3, l!lBY, - ai;id bf bet my 1y e;y I lfo-ame; ', ):? i;hfnd

. Side of the Street) f be the.re'll be a different story, · them p e::p.fessei:s just stayed .t!free-quarfers of tlie game.

FRAMES · · Wf'l cpuldp',t., ans't'er. Any- "" ' ' . ' . . . I ! ' : ii , t • J ' • .• way I though they were av.t.ful'; I

• 1 I "T;he 'r;dr t he, team 1,1,p 't_ll quef>-

I, PHOTO 'FINISHING I t ' Malted , Milks-'-George's Say , yott folks should :be up here ...,_.... • ,_..__ to- see ailt he tu·hny' ,._ y6h 'Full line · of "a,na · CAMERAS CLARY;S ' 'CAFE · .... b'- I ·· · .. · r · · r' -: ". · see th1s way; First it snows all ,, '. " • r ..:.

MEALS, 'LUNCHES, "6 I J. D. GRAVES \ ov,er' then 'it :r!ai n s "and freez €s ev- GAS AND OIL . . . .., SHORT ORDERS g 1 I .ATTORNEY A'F LAW [ · •anq · then it repeats the We' haYe" a: "modern ' air hoi; t t· • \ ""HOME MADE Pl'Es ' . .. -· - --NOTXRY' "PUBT.JC'' :- -·: -:\r a 'coupii!' t i'm.es. :· B r ' theri' the to AA1P us '. tlfe beeft service i '·Peterson 1S.tudie . g. Peru Nebraska sidewalks are just_. in . a good condi- J po$sible Iii ' ' 1ubricatin'g· your . • •• ' . ,/ 2 doors sou th of Post Office 1 •

- · ' tie n to• go ", ska'tirip- p,eo- ' car.:! ' • • ,

I .F __ ·,O . · . ·rs ,. °ft . h. · •.$6. ....

_ , I tliin')( §ome - of those ·bo'ys f · ,

. find this store a ·satisf!'{ctory p'lace Bl'e in ' fsmlrr- _,_,_,_ ...,

their Fresh ?1eats, Lunch. and, canned · . tys, they get :-a place an ' slick and · · ·

. milk, fre s h and frmte and Everythmg · f then stand it's 'wai·ili ,1 · - FISK

Io.r the table. Serv.1ce good and prices - " ( ;lnd ..\fatch' the girls lall down. 1 • Suite 410-11 Symes, J)enver....l...M;

Shuck, Ph.

-MAR-DIS ST-ORE.. .. :: ·.r got ..a; ]oke 'tell SQU. . At appirc;rits to '

e y erybody fauglied when · Mr. Brown · · · · · ..... told !t se We ..

We specialize in' l'adies' and children's hair cutting, .1 had . a history t e st- .and one of. the. , . ,, . .

shampooing, scalp treatment, facials, manicuring----'Sil ·. i was what .'s ;8lack lines of beauty c:uJture. Your patronage appreda'tecl: For I Some guy said it was ' Have 'Your Overcoat'

A poiotmens Phone 187, Monteith's Resi dence. t Cruso s man he found ., 0 n 1 the · p ' . 1s'larrd.' Now wasn't that' clever. It .

TAYLOR S BEAUTE SHOPPE ·· look'§ like a nyone would- know t!lat it

..... a .daY. when sun didn't come

TUESDAY, 29, THE

PERU PEDAGOGIAN

DR. N. s. HARA.HAN i beth-"Now what are the witches? FAST ST · Joe Krejci- That's the hour when HARD

, Mrs. Norwood, while teaching Ma c- I

PREPSTERS HAVE f BOBCATS LOSE T O

SCHEDULE

-. I LUMBER

DENTI the. wife greets y ou w ith, "W ell, Tar kio Come s Ou t On T op tWith -a. ' X-RAY SERVICE 'wi t ch' ;itory is it this time," 31 · t o 23 Score LACQUER, ENAME L Over Barnes' Pharmacy. Tel. 27 Aubunl, Falls City, and - - - I d I; PAfND H t Ch"li toe-George's Place-Adv. Plattsmouth Oustand- The P eru Bobc ats w ent owp to a ..,_..__..__..,_ 0 I ,

AL ing Rivals 31 to 23 defeat before T arki o, last I COAL CO

Thursday, at T a rk io , in a game that ' MBER CO

was fille d w it h pep and a ccur ate bas- 1 I MEEK LU M • W. J. RABEL, gr I - - ket s ho o t in g. I' 48 Peru, Nebr.

_..,_..,_..,,_..,_..,_..__..,_...,_..,_' STERLING PLAYS HERE

H E R E ' T I S ' , Wi t h a d efea t fr eshly i n mind, t h e I P e r u assumed a good bra nd of bas- I Phone f I iPeru Bobkittens we nt t o Humb o1dt, 1 ketball fo r the fi r st few mi nutes of ; ._.._..__

am b

j to d a y, to pl a y th e 'Humboldt five. , play, b u t s o.o n gav e way to the ;......,_....,_..,._

IHumboldt h as been playing good curate shoo t ing of speedy I

ge r nn I ball so far this ye ar , a nd the gam e ! 4 f ter leadin g fo r t he fost • A. E 0 Johnson, D. D. S. j I po rm ises to be a to ug h o ne fo 11 t h e I few m inu tes P eru g:av e way when X I k i tten s 1 t he s co r e was tied by a Tarkio ma n 1J

READY TO SERVE YOU WITH

THE VERY BEST SANDWICHES

i

l Coach W onder w as gomg t o de velop I d p bl t t h . _ . A n e r u w as neve r a e o ca c l!lp. ...._.

I an other ch amp1ons ntp t eam :lior th e T . ht T I · 11 I h -· "' h K h omg ar oo w1 pay ere, Pt epste rs. l e 1ttens ave wo n P t t II t d f th t 'I

11 8 f th' .t 1 k "f j I mmedi a tel y afterwards a n otheF field • Phone 36 o a r 1s se ason 1 oo s as 1 ' goal fo r T a rkto p utA..}ie m m the lead, I '

. . . e r u IS pre y we une u p or e s . W'th a Sm1 e fiv·e ou t of SIX st arts Their Six t h f t f 1 erv1ce 1

I . . . game a e r a success u i n vaSton on W A Y

• with the Sterling qumtet '"'.as t h e W a yn e a nd Norfolk teams • R JG HT A .

' f th ei r first d efeat of t h e s e aso n. While "

I t he P er u boys did not offer any ex- U . C 11 t C 11 v · I SHOE SHOP •

MB ,

• ; 1Jl anat 1o n for their defeat , 1tl can well I f t t t h C t T 1 t • Peru Nebraska I f i h . h · F b 'were or una e o e ar oun o s oy "

HA URGER HOT DOG . . . m o n o ege a o e ge 1ew ;

I ·be what wSill .ap p en e tell of the life of his f ath e r , t he great : ary ,3 w en t e , terhng t eam Wi ll R . l ' t d I t - HAM EGGS ; pl a y OJl t he loc al court C a n p aywn er, ·,

LOIN

I ; fast Falls City t eam on t he lo cal Ivens- W h at d id yo u get in the #

J HOT So.U'P·S

11 2 the Bobki tteQ.s meet t h e ,. oun eo 0 soy. Typical i"

I :c ou rt: Brown will be h e a r. with whii.t exa m? Palmer s

ervice

' ·vr om1s es t o be a fast q uin tet. The I H a llenb eck-Zero but t h at's nothOrange team so far this year h ave ing fo r m.e. ' ' Washing and Greasing I

l1eg 1<> vt:red s ome rem ark a b le victories, , ·

MALTED MILK i

• 1 Polarine and Mobil oil

J

tSPECfALT-y1·

I Free crank case se rvice

MILK SHAKES ; 1 , The n ext game fo .r t he Kittens. will : ; AMBULANCE AND #1 I Why hunt further when you

Ibe Feb. 5, when the Auburn quintet ' ! F U NERAL DIRECTO RY I ; lmow the hest.

, wHl invad e t he P eru co urt. Last ye a r, j L HORTON & CO I

I CIGARETTES • TOBACCOS • CANDIES iIb y only o ne poinll after le adi ng up ,to I

i in probably the fas t est games ot t he I 128 Peru, N; br. i 1 ; FLbYD PALMER I ye ar, the Aubu1.on team l ost t he

; · last mi nu te of pla y A ub urn an ct , _..__._._,_..,_..__,.._,_.., ...,. _.._._....,_.....,_..._...

4 Doors South of Crystal Theatre !jauct l-eru may rest assured

BUTTERKIST POPCORN •Peru, fo r some -time, h ave been the 1 bit terest of Doth in b asketball ! F y M d G •

Of OUf eats an · rocer1es I · ;tha t Coach Higgins will come her e ; prepared. Auburn has a p oint to gain this yea r by a vic t ory over the Come in and look 0ur s tock over ============================= j n.1ttens a nd the b attl e p romises t o

-

S K A G G S

' be a t r e a t for basketb all fans

WE HAVE QUALITY AND PRICES

/ Frid a y, F e br u ary 8, Coach R oth ert's ' '

1Class A P lattsmou t h team will b e her e f

\ to c lash w ith the "Wonder" t eam.

!R athert has s howe d considerable sl\.ill 0

' as a basketball men tor , and w ill I out a d oubt have ano t her sm ooth

T. C. COLLINS MEAT MAR.KET '

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Distribution Without Waste

•both at Per.u and at . Plattsmouth. . FRESH

j wednesday, February 13, Peru will P astry Bak e ry Delicac i es. A n d

;1have a chance to gain revenge for the prices. They are right.

f j her only defeat so far this y ear, when B

I i the fast Sterling invades P.eru Peru, Nebraska

l:'eru made only two field

f . f week at Sterling. ' . ·

•

$4

against the 5terling team

February 19, Peru will joumey to I

Nebraska City where they will at-

I tempt to g.ive Wolverines anoth- I

f er good nrnmmg. Peru was easily

I victors of the tilt here, giving the

Otoean agg,regation only one field

and 23 the .District !

Following is' the schedule as it shall

I WANTED- A date with one of the I .

d $5 85 f girls in my Shakespeare class.-Fred #

I Duey, Phone 188.

" ·hurt.-Leslie Lenard.

· hi story classes so that D©ris Erick- # to sit up while sleep- SPRING

f I WANTED- A g irl for Goac.h. Lor- r

WEARING

APPAREL

1beer-Apply to Helmit Brockman, I ;W E S S E L, S _

Outstanding Values in Sp - ri"ng D Good Coffee- George's Place.-Adv. resses, Classy Jean, Korrect Co-ed Fam F h I I . , ous as. ..

I

J

chmce collection.

MANY SCHOOLS ENTER CONTEST

Prospect Good For Lar g es t Tournam e nt Ever Held at Peru ·

ATT RAC T I VE PROGRAM

T he a nnu a l D r a m atic a nd M usic co nt est und e r the spo nse r of P eru St a te T ea ch e r s Coll e g e w ill b e l-.e ld F eb ru ary 8th a nd 9t h Th e cl ass A T ow ns w ho h a ve e n t-ere d a r e :- S ab et h a, K a n s a s; F a ls iC ty, T ec umse h , Ne br as k a; N e b r as k a C ity, N e br as k a ; T ark io lVIis , o u ri ; Aubu rn, N e b ras k a; B eatr ice, N ebr as k a ;_ a nd ck p o r t , Mi sw uri.

Cl ass B sc h ools w ho h a ve en t ered are Elmw ood , We ston , D aylain , •S te rli n g , P e ru Pr ep., Hickm a n, H9ne y S te ll a

t h rows. B r i g- c ame i n for h is s har e I - -- -· :of the gl o r y a nd P er u had d I{ I ta lks o n t h e s u bJect by faculty me mm ore poi· R a oz en av 1n g succ ess:fu ll y wi t h ·tood t h e I bers a nd stu d-e n ts n us . . us , t he B o bc a t's . . doubte-duty a d on slau g ht of t h e Ke a rn ev An t elo pe ' I Mrs. D u n n i ng be a a n by t elJ n o· t he · " , n nex e te n - "' " {}Qints, !l d wi f.h a i.. le th e B o bcats a1'8 n o w nreonr in g· t o 1 org a niz a to n of t h e or ig n a n d <l ev e l• , v ,. 1s _ - · · \ of tlrn b ig Swed e he ld t he A n tel o pe keep t h efr co n fe r en ce st an dih g un - 0.til· Lt:• hobmc · '. '· In

· in Cbll ege A u di to ri am Cl ass " A" On e

Per u 's 1929 d e b ate season w as op - Ac t Pl a y s w ill b e p r ese n t ed. e n e d T u es d a y, J a n u ar y 29, wh e n the At e ig h t th i rty o clock F 1id ay nega ti ve team m e t D a n a col lege at e v e n i n g in Coll eg e Gym n as iu m P er u Blair Pr ep w ill p l ay b \ls k et b a ll w it h P laLt sm o u t h forward to a s in o l e fie l d o-oal th · b lemJ·s hed b th . . f th· her ponts she d es cnb ed s ome of h e r . .., · ,,,. , 1s · · y · e 1n.v asrnn o . . . . T hose d e b a ti nir a r e A r c hib r.Jd Ma rb emg s co re d b y Willi ams a sub f , ur·1a - own rnieres tm g li t t le h o b b ies t. R 1 I C Satu r d ay n i ne t hi rty o'cl ock A M. ward 01 vvI ·ca.ts n ex t Thu1·sd a y 111g ht. · Mi ss Ah l ber g , t h e sc ool n u r s·e s.o r k e m , a P 1 b a te la in , L eo nIn th e-i f t b t tl 't h W h a rd , c a p t a i n of th e ne g a t iv e te a m i n t h e Coll ege Audi t ori am the Gl ee C a p tain Lo ve ! p l a v ed a great d e - · irs a e w1 a yn e on t e t op ic of wri t i ng as a h ob b y. Club s will co m oete t h ey ar e cl assed t h W s.'- d h p r esid e nt of the D e b a tin g Cl ub. f e n s ive gaJne for Ke a rne y and w a s 1 o n e i!dc at fl oor, P e r u w as v ict- •i e pornte out 17 at aft e r o n e' s as f oll ows:

:iU:_o _hi _g·h score r f o r hi s . w i t h /1 orio u s t o te t une of 40-27 but sinc e w as a'c . c ep t ed a n d p u bli s h e d Freq u e nt fl r she s of w i t l h r oPg h ou t F ive cl as s A Boys Gl ee Clubs.

1t was no lo n ge a h bb t he a r g u me nt k e_n t the au d i e n c e se" e i, p o mts . W o lc o tt, at c e n t er t hen the P ed acr o g es from u p <.tate 1- av e • · r 0 Y· . F o u r cl ass B B oys Glee Cl u b s. sh o \"·.;:d fine fo rm in foll ow i n g in H : / b t l "' - ; Miss F au l haber t alk e d o n fre sub- awak e an d int er es t ed Six s las s A Gi r ls Gl ee Clu ts. capta ins l o ng a tt emnts b u t h e - ee n n n km g not h rn g bu t ' B e a t ' j ec t of modern p o e t r y c omp a ri n g· it The of bo t h team s em r lo y • Si x cl ass B Gi rl s Gl ee Club. slowed up so m ew.!; at b ,,. a hea d Peru" an d C oac h Lorbee1· exp ec t s I with e ar lier w or ks 1 a r res tm.g a,n11log i es a nd m ild sa- F iv e c lass A Mi x e d Choru ses (Contin u e d on page four. ) a tou g h b a tle. j Emily P et e r son next ga v e a n ove l ir e to v01ce c o?test ab ove the F o u r c l ass B Mixe d Ch o ru ses. - - Th e Bobc a t m e n to r is d i;ri v in g h is ta lk o n t h e h o bby, K od a k i n g. She J lev el of d eb a trn g Saturd ay a t tw o o' cl oc k P M. in t h e

OFFICERS E LECl"'ED

c h a r g·es h d . t' t d I' a lso showe d s om e ar tiis tic sam pl es N o dec1 s1o n was r e nd e r ed s m c e t he (Con t inued on Page a) ar m p r ep-a r a 10 n e 1m - of ·h e r own w o rk.

Ipr a ct ice of eli m i n a t in g the u s e of •

1.n ate W ay ne from t,h: Miss T ow n e add res sed t.h e g·ro u p . on j ud g es is b ecom i n g r, opu la r in t h e

G. A. A. MEMBERS

.. a c e . T h e l a.st p r ac t ic e se ssion saw fods st res sin g t h e m a nn e r of serv i ng ' confe r ence,. I

Fred D u ey is Electe d Pre side n t of Broc k ma n a nd Yo un g at forw a r ds, I th em as mu c h a s t h eir iwep a r ation. Co ac h Lind sa y c ompli m e n t ed t h e ARE

INITIATED

Ph ilos for 1929 at t h e pi v ot po siio n , a n d H e r t z 1 A m e e t i n g of t h e c a b inet offi c e r s b o y s i n the foll o w i n g m a nn er : " N ::i tha nd C a p ta in W as ley a t t h e g u ar d · was h el d afte r w a rds . Ne;xt w eek is . i n g bu t pr a ise is du e t h e opea k e r s of Fi v e New .Memb e rs ar e Elected

After ,the i·egular Ph ilo p r o.gra m ass i g nmen t s, Hurst was s eei n g se r v ice 1 He a rt Si ster w e ek a t Y . W . a nd ev e ry t he ne ga tive team for t he so un d cas e Into Associa t ion Th ur s d ay evening, e l ecti o n o f offi ce r s a t B r ock' fo r w a r d pos t part of t he g i r l on t h-e c a mpu s is u r g ed t o co m f prese n te d a nd t.he pl a tfo r m of tJ•e s·eco n d sem e ster was .he ld. l tim e, as was Railsb a c k a nd G all o w ay. a nd par ti cip a t e. On F e b r u a r y 13 p r es e n ce w h ich t h ey exh i bited i n t he W h en yo u m e e t a g irl on t he c am -

The following officer.s w ere e le c te d 1 R oth e rt re lie v ed Kre jci a n d D e lz ell each g irl wiU d1isc o ver t h e id e nt ity of fir s t d e b a t e· of the year. " p us w ith some thi na o n t oo of h er Fred Daey - - -P r e si d ent a nd Groot hi u s we n t i n at t h e· g u a rd her Bi g Sister a t a Va l e n ti n e pro g ram P eru e n g a g es in a Ih ea d t h at looks l;ke a n l ee -c ream

OFFICERS RETAINE mat ive te a m trave lin g t o Linc oln co n e - s e 1s n c r azy, .. e s m . e 1x unun ers - - o r S e c ret ax y D · A. A Thursd ay ev enin g the foll owBath - - - R e c Sec r e t ary BY SENIOR CLASS in g g irl s were ini t i ated i nto the cl u b ; W i lham Okrent T reasu r er FRANCI S HAR VEY

D.ona Jane Delzell ___ V ic·e-P r esid e n t pos i ti o rns ne a r the en d of t h e work - d eb a te w ith Cotn e r Co ll ege. t h e aff 1r- h . ' t , G F 1. S r C - out.

CATHOLIC CLUB L y di a H a y eck, Ju an i ta H olc omb, G olRalph Sellhorn S eargeant- at- arm s I ON COLLEGE FACULTY Old Office r s are Re- e lected for 1929

HOLD ME ETING die E ve lyn Ske lt o n , an d Term Hele n W ag n e r. F r iday t h ey had to

Plan s are D iFc usse d For Bi g we a r p ap er h ats w ith G . A . A. prin tH OLD ELECTION H i g h School Sup e r v irn it -The se ni o r class held a sh or t m e e t - V al e ntin e P a rty e d o n t he f r o nt in g las t Tu es d ay at c o n vo c a t ion tim e Aft er ro mp in g a r r o und t he gym Hawkeyes Elect Be ul a h Presiden t fo .r 1929

HAWKEYE CL UB , I Repla c es M r s. Price as Juni o r

G a y lo rd F ra nc e s H a rvey, of Ar li ngt o n, T ex- An el ec t io n of off ic e rs w as held ll!1d Th e Coll ege C a t h oli c Aosociation p l a y i n g bask e t b fl ll w it h som e tw e nty h l b t l . t d t Ia ll fir s t se meste r offic e r s were re · h a d t h e ir r eg ul a r m e et i n g )ac t W ed ot h e r g irl s, t h e poo r un fo r tu n atJl ins a w o 1as e n recen v appo 1n e o ed f " · · · h pos iti o n o f sup ervisor of th e ne s ay rn e · · ro om m t h e - - t a m or t he sec o nd s e m este r. d . t h C C A . 1 1t ia t es h a d to cr a w l throu g t he " p a dThe Hawkeye club met i n th e c o l- Le · The fo ll owin g were re-el ect ed: a u"'i t o r i' um A s h o t b . t d ie lin e." If a ny of t h em c om e t o J · H ' h s h 1 t p D · u · r ns1n ess m ee - " le ge gy mn asi um T u e s day , J a nua r y 29 uru o r 1g c oo a. er u H a r old Ma.rre n - - - - :-- P r es'. d ent Ii n g wa s h eld dur i n g w h ic h it was de - you s ay rn g m ay I and h e ld t heir :u-eg ulaT month ly bus i- 1t he a b se nce o f Mrs P rice , comes h igh Aver y l G a rn es ____ V1c e-P res i den : ci d ed t ha t Mis's Co n w ay sh r u ld write s t a n d up t o r ec.1 te be kmd to them ness me et i n g dur i ng w hi ch t i me o ffi- ! l y recomme n de d fr om he r former po- Ma r ga r et Clm : b urg - - ·- Secr e ta r YJ up t h e p u rp ose a nd a ct iv i1ies of t h e wor t h ynecs w a s h t · • ' t a s s u pe r v iso r o f t h e· Ju nio r j Ha rol d , McCr ei g h t - - - T r e a • u e r or g a ni z a t io n for t h e P er u v ia n l:o a frn e l test whe n a lu n c h con si stcers for t e comm,g semes er w e r e Is1 ion I d d d h h . , · · · · 1 d h f S 1 t ' N ae ec1 e i at t e ;i r e :1ce nr Pl a n s w e r e also m a de fo r a socia l m g of sa n dw ic h es, p ick les, fru it , elec t ed They are as f ollo ws : I Sc h oo a n t eac er 0 ocrn Eh rrnld ap p oint a c om m itt e to m ee ti n g t h e n e xt t im e in t h e form of c ook ies an d coffee was pu t b efo r e P r esid e nt - - Beu l a b G a y lord j Sciences a t S w eetw a t er, T e xas p a re a <' !1a pe l ;H vg-r a m to b e g i ve n a Va le n t in e p ar i·y. N elson, th em a nd t h e y wer e o r d e r ed to "G o Vice-President - - M a rjori e S imons j Mi s s H arv ey r ece i ve d he r B . A in fr -=! .:1ear fut ure Mary E n g les, a nd H a r old M1r - to i t " Sec r eta ry?Treasurer _ Doris T u r nb a ll I de gr ee f r om P ark C o ll eg e , P arkv ill e, r en a r e rn ch Hr g e of t h e e n t er t ll i n-

Af.t • h t · th m eet i'n g I Mi s so u re an d h as g r ad u a t e d w ith a n ARC HITECT W A S H E R E men t a nd r efr es h m e n t s. By fre q u e nt er a s or session e , Th h h · h ·

EN ROLLME NT GOOD. T he seco nd s emes te r a t t he T e a chadj o u r ned a nd g r oup p ictures we1 e tafoe n of t he c l ub for the P er u v ian

e d th e Uni v ersty of C olor ad o at , the p l a n.s Th e N o r ma l B oa rd meets I ber is u rge d t o atte nd HI Y FEAST B o ul d e r. H e r p re v io us e x perie nce in o n F e bru ary 4, a n d P res id e n t P a t e I

Mrs Duning and Mr s P ate pTepar- elu d es teachi n g at b ot h t h e c i t y j ho p es t h a t t h e pl a ns w ill he i n s u c.h BOB KITTE N'S SCHEDULE ed t he refreshments fo r Mack a 111d Arl i n ton a nd of D a ll as, T exa s · s h a pe th a t t h ey c a n be ac c epted by 2 Falls City at Peru. of g l th e b oar d, a nd t h a t t hey can b e p u t Robert to take to the i r reg ular m e et- Mrs P r i c e w h o h as h e ld t h is p os1- 1 th h d f th t d " F :" ,. 5 Auburn at Peru ing of High y o n T h ursd ay e v en i n g · 1 m e a n s o con a c o r s 1mme 1h t ti o n f o r s ome t ime h as bee n a t e l y aft er t h a t. In th a t c ase a so eci a l F e b. 8 Pl a ttsmo u th at Peru it is t he custom fo r th e mot. e rs o , • t k d . f h t s to a l e a ve of a b s en c e d u r i n g which t im e ' m eet in g of the b o a r d will p r c b a bl y F e b. 13 Ste rlin g at P e ru a e t urns sen· mg r e res m e n · these meetings The y served h ot c hili I she w ill a t ten d Um vers1ty / be c a lled as soon a s _bid s are r e a dy, / F eb. 19 N eb r. Ci t y at N e br C ity with buttered crac kers, sandwi c h e s, w h ere s h e w ill recei ve he r M. A 1 a nd the ma t ter of le t lrng t h e c o n t r ac t I F e b. 22-23 D ist ri ct Tourn a m ent, h e r e pickels, bananas, and :,ui, cake I degr ee · tak en up Mar 1 Auburn a t Auburn.

M A. d eg r e e from t h e U n i versi t y of e arc. ite ct w o I S p 1an nin g t e g et-t? -g eth er m ee trn g s t h e cl u b .h r pe . h 1 t d new d orm ito r y a t P e r u w as h e re th e to st imu l at e m ore p ep a nd i n t e r es t in ers Colle g e ope n ed t hi s w ee k, en r o llT exas a t A us tin. S h e · a s a so at en · l atte r p a rt of t h e wee k , w ork in g on I its activ ities so eve r y C. C . A . m em- m e n t occurr in g Mo n d 1y De fi nite fi gures co ul q no t b e obtai n e d t hi s we e k , 1ot h er t h a n th at a t leas t fifty new studen ts h a d r eg iste r ed for t h e l ast ha lf

y ear. A fe w ar e leav i ng, but th ere w ill b e a g oo d n et i nc rea se in t he t oLa l r egistr ation over las t s emes t e r.

Big siste rs and little sisters com e to Y. W. Wednesday night.

THE PER U

PE .DAG O G I AN

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Entered at Postoffice of P e ru,

Ne braska, as second cl ass matte r.

WHERE DO W E G@ FROM HERE ?

J:ly J. LESLIE ,LENARD

T he title of t h is articl e is a p op ul ar It his incre ase has been i n last sev-

Published Weekly at Peru State question, a nd o ne that is un iversally ·! en years, ancl st.ea d1 ly year b : Teach ers College asked Oft t imes it i s use d at fo ot, year._ W e are su b)'eC'trng our youn ,,,

' ball banq u ets, Ro tary, a nd Ki w a nis p eople to a peri o d of fo u r years of $1.00 the Year-Sc· single copy \ cl u b lunc h eo ns, by aft,e r d in ner comp a rative idleness, in which they to d ep ic t th e f u tur e of t h e ' l ose th eir s en se of <l iI:ec ti o n. S end

I :indi vidu als in t h e cl.uh or organi za- 1us far -sig h ted, STAFF · ti o n to w hich they a re speakin g, and young men who d islike co ll ege We

EDITOR - - - - - MILLARD FO W L E R in answerin g i t th ey describe the ne ed mo r e of t h em for t hey are the ASSOCIATE EDITOR - - - - - - - FRED DUEY \en v i r onm ent of the memb e r s in t he le a ders of th e fu ture

TUF,SDA Y, FEBRUARY 5, 1920

Don't You Want a Little S ister?

I Yo u 'll no t .be dissappointed ' ;I if you g et your hair cut at

I BOB KNAPP

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PERU STUDENTS

; In".'ited enroll for t eac hing l I positions with 1

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--- E R. BUR K EY fu t ure, n ever t h e p resent, in g low - / These c om men ts are s1 gmfiicant, ASSOCIATES HAJlOLD MARREN, WA YN E CATLETT i ng t e rms ,coming fro m a p r ominent e du cator

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CAMPUS - - - - FRANCE S MORTARIT Y

MUSIC - - - - - - - - ID A SCH R E P EL

SPORT FEATURES "TI P" R OB ERTS

SPORT - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - "S QUEA K" MU MPER

FEATURES - - "STEVE" TU R JLL E

DR;).MATICS - - - EILEEN MEANS

FACULTY - - T- FR E D COLE

DARIS BUNCH HELEN W .A:GNER WILLARD FOWLER

WITCHCRAFT

m ester is approaching, and it is ap- dent w ho has e arnestly attempted prop r iate for ever y stude n t on .this fo r a y e a r or m ore to adapt h imself c ampus, and e v e ry other colleg e to t h e reg or s of college life, and c ampus, t o propoun d this qu ery to finds th e r o u ti ne irksome a nd futile , h imse lf, "Wh€re d o I go fr om here?" a nd feels c alle d b y h is reas o n, log ic, Generally sp ea king every stude nt is a nd i nstinc t to rub elbows with t he t r eading the hi g h r oad of edu ca tion wo rld. C ollege c an d o a great d eal to obt ain a deg r ee. Theoretically for the i ndividual, bu t u nless it 'awak - •

I TheDavis School Service f ! W. T. D A VIS , ' 06, M an ager i P hone 38

I 138 No. 12t h S t Lin c o1n, Nebr. ' .......

thi s d egree is rep r ese ntativ e of th e e n s i n a stud€nt a longing to become ' u f a t t ainm ent of a man or woman's ac q u ai n ted wi t h the ru<l i mentary I

, 1h ighest goal in t h is life , edu cat io n things of t his world, and at least a TUESDAY _ FEBRUARY 5th ; reve als much of the a rt as it w as St ude nts below the begfoning of thei r curi os i ty if not a convic t i on perta in- j dai·ma f Lon Chaney's griµl

pra ct1cecL duri ng those d ays in h is .s eni or yea r, and p ast t he f orep ar t of i ng t o t he t hings of t h e next, eitl:er ..\

Whether the pe ople in the middl e m asterp i ece, " Macbeth." The a r g u - .th eir sop homore year s h ould give t he t!o lle ge' s p olicies are wrong or

believe in witchcraft or not, it m e nt held by literar y aut h ori t ies is theJr personalities a thorou g h inv en- the ·student is in th e wron g n ich e I

is still practiced in many c ountries th a t never saw a wi tch, bu t I tory , j ust as a business'·, firm deter- / No person should arbitra1d ly leave ; Chaney p lays "Dead Le gs that they were only mental imp ress- Imines t he exact value of its assets, 'colleg e , because of m i nor di fficu lties I Flint" a sinis t er white voodoo and in centers of civilizati e n I ions m ade_ upon the m ind of Ma c beth · and the amount of it s li a bilities at encountered t here ·, but it i s well to ' n an African jungle Plenty of The recent witc.h doctor murder "' Ma n y pictures h a ve b een dr aw n of l t h e cl ose of the fi sc al y e a r Wh at ' remem b e r in t his d ay i t ta kes m o!'e " thrills from start to the dram- 9 trial held in P ennsylv a in i a rev eals th e s c e ne of Ma cbe t h a nd t he w it ches 1 business fi rm wolfld g o for fo ur years in iti ative t o leave co ll e g e an d a t t em pt atic climax of the story . I t he wide-s prea d b e li efs of t he d a rk w h ic h revea ls the crue l, w icked fe at- !wi t hou t d etermin in g its financia'I sta1to attain s u ccess than it d oes to stay I Also corned "OUR GANG"

ages as persistin g to -day even in the d tion has I tus? T h e answ ev is obvio us, no ne. j because c o Hege attend ance is now a ; in " Edison M arcon i." world's centers of civiliza tion. e uc a. I Yet man y s tuden ts will go four w hereas a d ec ade a.go it wa a ' taken i ts t oll amon g t h e b eh eve r s of !wi t hou t ev a lu atin g themselves as t o p r iv ileg e.

According to the report made by this a bsu r di ty. A n d to d ay less and h : 1 R w B b h I d ' " ,. a correspondent of the Otn a h a Wo1 ld 1 b . h d f 't h d : t e1r sp1r1 tual m en ta o r p hysical re- oger a son, t e ea m ,, ·1 WED - T HUR -FE:SR - 6th-7"'· f ess 1s em g ear o w1 c es an 1 t h ' · h h · f 11 Am · S t ti t ' · h 1 d · • 04 I tc h f Al h h h f a ions 1p wit t e tr e ow m en encan a s 1c1an, a s comp ete He r ald Witchcr aft is y et b ei n g pra c - w \ h e ra _ t. t ou g d t e _ sto i;i es f o 1 1 Yet, these studen ts a r e n ot to b e sh owing that i n com- "The M1°SS! 0

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· ; ticed in t he United Sta tes a nd v a r io us whi ' lcd _ es is .ytet m g m ta e s 0111 ' censured , no r b lame d. T hey a r e v ie- p arison" w ith a n average yearly in- I l.I1 th 1. d c 1 ren , 1 s p ractlc1es are m ost a · · · I s d Ch I 0 e r C1V11ze count ries s im il ar to f tt A d 't 1 f . 1 1 1tin11zed by a system ,w h1cb di ctates come earn e d by the four prmc1p al y apman plays t he stellar h orgo · e n n W1 c 1cra t 1s s ow v · · ..t. t e w ay i t was carried on during the d t k' 'th .t t h. th at t he common m an c a n b e ele vated , learned profess1o n- do.ctors, l awyers, I role 1n this picture and he will '!' d f Sh k passm g awav an a m g w1 1 e 1

ays 0 a espeare. many s u - t't ' b 1 f t h e duc a tion and t hat matricu- 1min i:;>ters, a nd orofessors-ski11 ed 1a- I give you as m any laughs as he S d f h pers 1 ion e 1eves o e 11 b , b h : d"d · "Ch 1 , tu ents o istory and r eaders of day. I a t10 n 111 a college w ill e an ' open orers, m e c a m cs, and eari;i I 1 1n ar ey s Aunt" historical novels have often t hrill ed The onl y ri v al of witchc raft w hi c h s e,same" to a di mly seen u topi a w h ere a yearly inc ome aggregati n g fifte en over the old a ccoun ts of w it c hes tor- is b ein g prac ticed t od av b v e duc a t ed ) t h e grief, t h e sorrow, toil, an d trouble to twenty p erce nt h ig her ; A ture d and execute d- h ar m l es 3, 1.h ou g h peop le is t h a t n iece f oo1is.hness :of their par en ts w ill be a bsen t. · I Socieyt sti ll compensates; t he ma n I F R I. _

pe r.haps eccentric, old m e n a nd wo- p i·acticed by th e' m ed iu ms. I 'Phe comm e n ts of t h e w r iter are of :or woman w h o earns a livi ng by m a n- # Bebe Danials -i n I me n hunte d to t h: ir de ath b y judges Ipeop le of t oday still beli eve t h at it is 1n o _value t he of labor,- an d honest toil. .Eve? stu- I ; and leaders of societ y p ossi ? le t o t alk t o t he sou l of t h eir a nd .1mpo'rta?t pers ons I S n ot : de n t a_h b e rty to st ay 111 this c ol- "

"What a Night" a Educ a ted pers ons h a v e be en sh ock- I d ear fri e nd's de a d body. Tho ug h it i l ack.mg a nd 1s now c ited _ D r. F a_un ce, lege Wlth _ i ts d ef e_ct_s, benefits, and "• t d B U h h h b Also Comedy "The Boos ter.." ed a t the co nduct of th e Re v. Cotto n h a s never b een don e, a nd don e o n p res1 ent of ro w n m ver s1ty, 111 a n fa ults w 1c are s1m11ar to ot ers; u t Ma ther, the most cul tivated , e loquen t · the leve l, it is still p r acticed a nd !in t e rvi ew w ith a newsp aper man sai d, to . s tu d ents who feel t he u rge and disti n g uish ed N ew E ngl and divin e th ere are still peop le ,w.ho are fo o lish " We of A m eric a never d o a n ythi ng to emulate some of our greb.t le a d e1:s, I f of h is purs uin g ove r a l- t o be li eve i n it. lh a lf- h :ar te dly th e G re at w ar a_nd re ally e cl ? c ated in I Conting - FEBRUARY llth I leged wi tc h es t h en· m th e . 1 : seems onl y fa i r tC) !<R Y t hat Hou, a m a ma fo r e du cation h as swept t h e 1s1 ty of th is article 1s I and 12th. ; g r eat S al em witch p e r secu tion d1111 h as d on e m or e goo d for Ch ri s- 1l an d. Enrollmen t m our colleg-es a n d ;elude d with a rem111der that le avmg ,. "P 0 0 I Recently people h ave bee n readin g I t ia ni t y a nd m odern ci vilization t h a n un ivers ities h as i n creased ten times jcollege is n ot a lways a revolt, but a " ort of M1 ss1ng the truly am a zin g deta ils of t he tri a l fifty p eroent of the preach e r s no w in t he last twenty-fi ve years w hile sag acious step, which answe rs the 1 , 0 I of N e lson R e hmey e r, of York, P a ., "a in the fi eld. He h as exposed 1:1or e 1our dou ble d in t h e ;qu :stion co nstitutin g t he titl e of this ;

convicted of killin g t n cts of art . of ,same penod. _ F ifty- fi ve perce n t of article, we go from h ere to work. § t

............. than any one medium knows . It i8 I , a no t her "witch doc t or" n a med like witchcr aft a dyin g a nd imp os -

\ mi g ht derive s ome b e nefit h a vBlym e r, who w a s sa id to h a v e put a d b h I · th d a su gg este.:i to him sible believe participa t e rn y t e m g e 1 e u · curse or " hex ," as it is called in Penn - narrow-mind e d p e rsons of t od ay, a s I THE . SHORT

STORY

Since recent adv e nt of th e " s pe eds y lvania, on Hess T h e well as the uneduc at ed -perso n s in g -up p r ocess," b r o u g h t o n b y de t ail s of the t rial aooe a nn g m the I • i Industri a l Re vo lution, 'th e r e a d er is World Herald recently WHA T IS CU , fURE? \ For him who h a s a pride in Ameri- 1 prone t o be i m p ati e nt w it h Sh a k es pe ar e r ep r es en t s Ma cbe t h lt i.> to t ak e off our r- h oeo and tr rn cl can traditions and ideals, it mby b e the readm g of the loi: g i: o v e l , allearning his futu r e fa t e from the " ; !1 revc re n e ,· uhe h o h 'Tf< •\. nd h f ll f t h o u gh m any a re of m fimt e wor t h 1 S 1 th ' • m te re sting to no t e t at o a orms . h b · f t d h wi tch e s, as s u r e y as a u , m . e s ac r ed by th e l a bor anJ s uffer _ . . · . .Seekin g some t m g ne o rea , e Bible h ad learnt his from the "Witch f th · lt s t 1110 le 1 i11 t h a t whole which we call hte r a1 imm edi ately a lig h t s uu o n t he sh ort- o e pir•ne e 1'. 1 o m ,, _ of Endor." s we a.t w it r• th e s w e a t l'f th e Iture, America has a clear title to one s tory.. It has so f_a r tod ay The story of still ano t her of th e ldJ t' OO sl a v es v<·'lJ t d led th iit y ye .ir:s - t he short-s t ory. AB numero us t e x ' s th a t some m a gazine i s fe at u qng 'l\ ,h nt r e_c e nt a t tack s carri e d on on ::h e Gre n · . p,n ·amid in I have stated, t he s hort-story" is "Ame ri- it term s a "short o n witches h as been recently appe a rm g work , o r c a 's contribution to literature." one pag e . If s ome t hi ng s h or te i is y et in the d ailies, the· most recenti of , v: hich s.hall b·i oi p e rm a n e n t v alue " h to be de s1 red, w ho kn o w s but th at h I Some claim th a t by wntmg s. or t - 1 f t b c k to which the Abbe Des noye r s, t e v e ner- md help t o 11 r es e : ve the se n ti me nts ,, · popu a r a nc y m ay c om e a a ble a nd hi g hly r esp ec t ed p a r ish anfl lhou g hts of : tie pre!:'ent fo r Lhe I s t ory wi t h a hyphen, we give it a de - the p oet, who spea ks _rn s t a nz a rn ste ad priest of .Bombon, a vill ag e 40 mi!e s future , It is to memorize a lullaby j finite position as. an .art form. Con- of volume s ! Confinin g o ur s e l ve s : o from Pans, was fou·nd b o und with wi t h which a hundr ed milii o n mo t hers sequently, there is dis a greement, and . the p r ese nt, how ev er, t h e s h o.rt-sto1y ropes and bea ten unconscious in the have cr ooned their b a bi es to sl ee p . all do not use the hyphen. However, Iapp e al s t o th e Americ a n as a " h om es acris t r y of his church. After a pro- It is to appreci ate a pic tu r e w hich l a te discussion tends · to prove th a t w hi c h . h el?ng s lon g ed inves t ig a tion it wa s detaches and. lifts out of the confu s- t he r e is a distinct t ec.hnique involv e d I to . . C on sid e r .maga zin e th a t t he outr ag e h a d been committe d in g, di stra-ctin g details of ever y d ay in handlin g the short-story, and ther e l at10n for proof of this F or a m illi o n b y a s ect of m ystics known as flag- life some g re a t ideal. It is to le t t he is a m a rked trend tow a rd - the full I to be r eadin g a s tory is no ell a nts They were le d, b y a w om a n d ock laborer or the lumberjack intro- rec og ntion of i t s place amon g prose I s m a ll c o n sider a tto n n a med Ma rie Mesmin , wh o h a d di s- duce us to that multitude of ho me - form s I Numero us s hor t arti cles t o f oll ow co v ered mir a culously a pl aster s t a t u e less, w if ele ss, childless m e n wh o a r e W it hout b ecomin g too t echnic al, it t h i s will tell of some of the m o r e of th e Vir g in that wept when she re a dy to curse God a nd di e. It is mig h t be sa id th a t t.'1 e re are a num- ar tful · Am eric a n w ri t ers a nd t h eir pr a yed • t o it. t o w alk t he s t r ee t with th e th r on g , her of rul·es to w hich t he s h o rt- s t o r y s tor ies: For c.onv e n i en c e,

'" HUNGE R ;

When a n e x celle nt m e nu o f I ; we ll balanced f o o d , quick and f· I c areful s ervice await s y ou I i 'things t aste b e tter.

f That's t h e reason y o ur f a v c;i r1 ite e a t ing and mee tin g . p lac e ; i s known t o he · th e bes t.

After th e a t e rs a nd dance par- i ties.

GESSA MAN'S

CAF E

• Nebras ka C ity , N eb r aska a

Ma n y of t he H ait i a n s b elon g to a a nd t o fin d t he me a nin g of life, vi e - m u st c on form. T o the dis'cer n in g \ WIS h t o inv estig a te. t h es e sect of pra cti t i o ners of witch c r a f t ariously iit least, thru s h:!rin g th e i r re ad er, the s e le nd them selv es as un - hbr a r y c a ll nu m b e r s w ill b e affi x ed. called t he "cult of t he de ad." W. B. t h eir purp:os efuln ess, ev e n their de s- ' conscio u s)y a ppar e nt We re a d a --J. 0 F Se a brooke in "The Magic Island," , p e r a ti o n. It is to h a v e a r e ii g·iou s s tor y, a nd it is e ither a go od s t or y, a I , rem a rk a ble recent book on H a iti, !experience so so und th a t the gates po o'f s t o r y, or a n indiff e ren t o ne , I H a rvey - Wh a ts th e matter with I CLARY'S

says: of hell and the minis t eri a l asso c ia- w.h ic h is worst of all. you ? # M

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CA FE

"It is no t my in te n t ion t o g lo ss ov - tion combined cannot p l'e v ail ag ai m t The r e a r e in t he field of fh e s h o r t - L eo- I w r ot a n art icl e o n fr esh 11 · E ALS, LUNC H E S , er the f act th a t ac t u al hum a n sa cri- it It is to re a d his t o ry a nd liter atu r e story, a s in all other fi eld s, m as t er s m ilk and t he edi t or co nd ensed it. S H ORT O RD E RS fl e e is a Lso an occasio n al i n te gral p a r t a nd study sci e nce a nd art . in s uch a of th e a rt who t owe r fa r above th e HOME MAD E PIES of the Voodoo ri t u al in Haiti. Such as to find o n e s w ay int c. t ha t : r a n ks of t he hu ndr ed s of m ed io cr e. Come to Y. W. Wed ne sd ay nigh t . 2 door s south o f Pos t Office 0 s ac r ific es, howev e r, a r e r ar e and p er- g re a t comp a ny, a p osto li c sue- \ The se a re th e y who ' wr ite t h os e s t or- and g e t a li t tl e siste r. [ formed only under s tre ss of see m in g cession of s a ints a nd nw rt a r s, p r o- ies we unc onsci o us ly judg·e as "go od" , dire n e c essity phet s a nd seers, t ellers of t ales a nd I for their work -h as co nfo rme d t o t h e

The pr ac t ice of witc hcr af t s eems to s in g·ers of son gs, ye s, and h ewers Irul es of the gam e c ollege people as a thin g almos t im- of wood; dr a w e rs of wa ter, a nd I Th e w ri te r f ran k . ly adm its t h at m o st p oss ible a nd out-of-t he-que st ip n , but dig g ers of ditches. of t h e fo reg oin g m ateri al w as gai ned aft er a little re se a rch it is am azin g · fr om s itt in g in a cl assro om o n t h e how much c a n he found c o ncernin g Come to Y. W. Wednesday night camp u s of t hi s co ll eg e. B eli e vin g i n m od·e rn witchcraft . The only ar g u- and get a little sister. "Wort h y U s e of L eisur e" (S ee th e ment g iven by a uthoriti es in favor Se ve n Cardi n a l Prin cip les) as h e -d o es, of wi t chcr af t is t h at it is h e r e djtary. Miss Te a r - "Why Mr R obert s, w.hy h e wi s hes to s ubmit a n e xp l a n a ti o n In m a ny of our mo st s t;a t ely and c'i vil- a re y ou reg is terin g for child Psy- tellin g wh y t he Ame ri ca n peop le are a- most unbelieve a bl e sta g e chology - fond of t he s h ort -sto r y, a nd h e h o p es Shakespeare, prob abl e t he o nl y Tip- Well, y ou see I ne e d some m o r e I tha t c e rta in su g,gest ed sto r ies m ay writer who h as ,ev er used the a r t of educ a tion, and then ,too I mi ght r aise b e c ome acquaint a n c es a nd fr ie nd s of witchcraft successfully in his writi n g , a family of my own som e d ay. i t he rea din g public. At l eas t, on e

NOTICE

Cla ry, Who 11as recentl y t ake n o ve r Geor g e'c; place is s p en di ng every p oss i bl e e ffo r t to ma k e the pla ce one o f the neatest and cl e anest h amb u r g er shops in Southe as t ern Nebr aska Mr Cl ary i s c a r r y in g a lar g e assortment of cand y b ars, a nd p i es_ an<} Oh! Bo y ! what p i es - t h ey are m o th e r Cl a ry s fam ous h ome-maqe p is. - Ad v.

C LARK'S E LECTRIC SHOP

S h oe repairing at Comfortable' prices! Ladies Shoes a Specialty.

(The Shoe Shop 0.11 the East Side of the Stt"ec t)

NAL TRYOUTS I FOR TOURNAMENT I

,1PERU CHAMPS

,I"COURT MARTIAL" WELL ATTENDED IN MAJOR SPORTS

EXCHANGE NEWS

High School Getting Ready f ALUMNI NOTES 1 M or t us1c Contest - -:------- ----------____; Student Gives Review of Bobcats

F'i·nal h Arnold Selk, co a ch at Arlin gton Record For Past Year try-outs for the 1g h sch J h con t e s tants ' 00 • r eports t h at he is h av in cr

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1929

Large Crowd Budget Movie At College Auditorium

Coach Dana X. Bible, 1·ecently electw o will re a very s u f l · ., Th P B b h '" present Peru in t he M 1 " ccess u season m b asket ball. e eru o c ats a r e on t eir way d Mon d ay -evenin g, January 28, a

N K -' · · Short " e footba ll c,,, ach at the Un iversity of · · tournament we re held W d Y was g r a du ated from P eru _.to one of the most successful seasons moving picture "Court Ma rtial" wa s d t Ch e n es- m d · h · Nebr aska, and the foo tball team of -ay a · apel. Misses Howe y at a n is co ac in g hi s first yea r enjo yed by the local inst itution. g iven sponsored by t he bu d get assoand Wilcox, soprano s oung Arlin gto n At Peru "Shorty" w as York co ll ege and Yo rk high sch oo l ci ation in the college audi tod u m. The Little Damozel" b e a c h sang "The well known as a footba ll, b asketb a ll. Th e boys w.ho t c 'l to uphold the were guests of honor at a Commerci a l le·ads were pl ay ed by Jac k Holt and j ud ge's decisi·on Y No vell o T he and t rack star tandards oi P e·ru h a ve alread y an- C 'Betty Compson. fi gave Miss Wi lc ox l Foll 1 lub dinner at ·the McCloud hotel on rst Miss Ada B. d owm g i.s n s basketb all record l'l.exed the co.nfer.,nce football ch arn- t he ev iming of J a nuary l5. The din- The story c entered about the civil to, s ang, "Homing,, b; a \ so far this season: pionship for 1928 by beat ing K earn ey , ner was attended b y neighboring war. Captain Camden a young offiRola n d S tephenso n' .iago; A r lington 13, Vall ey 18 lat e d uring the football se ason. towris. cer in the Uni t ed States Army was trying ou.t, san g "I 19, North Bend 12 They a r e now all primed and re ady commissioned to brin g in Belle St one at Eve" by Cadman rush 27, D a n a. Reserves 15 ' to g r a b the cov eted bunt in g which Better libr ary facili ties are now as- w.ho led the m ost d es t ructive band AJl .of these yo un g people hav e :. 28, Scribner 27 repprese nts t.1 e N . I. A. A. confer- sured for York c olle ge as a r esult of C amden gained entalen t and have b l - r m g ton 21, Schuyler 6 ence b asketball ch ampi onshin for f t11e a ction of the Alumni Assoc i a· trance to Belle's camp under the on t heir pieces. Arlin g ton 21, Fremont 26 1928-29. The Bobc at s o;-er t ion of York College, as t he o.ssocia- name of Devil D awson, one of his go od sh o wing in the tourname nt. Th e I Fred Alie . by a d.ecis ive 50-1 5 i n- tio n h a s defini tely dec id ed · t o remc del c aptives. Belle welcomed him i nto c o llege wi hes th em. succe"s ; . n a n<l H a rold Busch, Um- d1cates the sconng oower of the loc al and fully equip the old gym n asium her ba nd of men an d too k him in to - · i vers1ty of Nebras ka t d t h · • · he confidenc H I d h _ , been vis' · s u s, ave Iaggre gation when go i n g f ull b lr st. mto an attract ive libr ary'. r e e e arn e s e was

MANY STUDENTS : itm g m P eru dunng the A victory over W ayn e will clinch the a w oman of refin ement and c ' l t ure 1 B oth b oys a ttended title for the Bobc 1.>.t s, b ring in.g h ome Tl.e seventh operetta gi ven by the as well as an ou t law. He fell in love ENTER CONTEST Isc oo : ere l a.-;t year the "b a con" in two ma j or spo1ts, Y.0rk .Coliege Glee Cl ub , un der the with her and allowed her to esc ap e I1 football and d1rec t 1o:i of Dean Ch a r les Am ad on, when the time came for him to turn

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DRAM.A.TIC CLUB Since the Graf re g ime Peru has w as very enthudastic.ally rec eived by he r ov er t o the authorities. Cap tdn Collee:e Aud't · PRESENTS 1 I J d Camd en w as court m artialed for this . - i .onam seven class B a ways . rresented well -0 Jed, smooth- a a r ge au 1ence at t he York TJi e nre • 0 1 cl1estras w1ll compete. working combinations in faatb a ll a n<l recen t ly. The operetta w a'l en t it led offense a nd was given her sent ence. S t d " T When Belle le arned that. he to be a Ur ay seven o ' clock P M. in EntertilinWoman's Club with One-Ad the te ams molded •by Lotn Gr af h ave he Quaker Girl." · the College Auditoriam eight class B Play, "Red Carnations" g iven a very account of shot for her crime s.he t o o ne act p la ys w ill be presented and I themselves. This inst itu tion prides PERl.i VS FALLS CITY save him. J\s 11 was le d before the f l A O h I J · A b I d fir ing squad, she rode on to the our c ass . re e stras will compete. A gro up from the Dramatic Club i tself in havin g such a personage as e ate second half rally, and R a ym o nd C. R ogers h ead o f t h e I coached by, Ada Eyre, presented a Lon Graf 1at the head of its athletic a free throw by D a sher in a n over- · scene. She had been shot by som e music depa t t t K l ' d t t time perio ·l !!ave Coach W onde1·'s of .her men who pursued her', an d : . r men a earney will Ione-act P ay, 'Red C arnatio:is., at th e epfl r men · '"" died a fter she had spoken with her J U<lg e music events

W0man's Clab which met in the Lit- This fall a new man , one with un- a 14 - 16' decisi on o ver t he M F lover Captain Camden. Camden w as , r Hube:rt Yenne of the ltle The a ter, evening, usual basketbal !ab ility was e le cted a lls City .:agers l as!; Saturday ni.gh.t rele ased 'from sentence w ith w Qrds of of Nebraska wil l jud g e d rama t i cs J an u a ry 30 at 8 o'clock. · t© gy.ide the destines of t he b as ke t- F a lls City le ad at t he half 8 - 7 b praise from . hi.s superioi·s . foi· brin g! ev;ents I The c ast was as follows: b all t e am. · Th at man w ais Jim 11y ut Lli.e prepsters came h a.ck after the ing : his c ai.-tive. , A C o mmittee from Girl's Club will Mr. Smith --------D a ris Bunc.h , Love•less forme r star player of the intermisskrn and drew uo to a 13-1 3 sponsor '!' he r egistr ation and recep- Miss Smith, d a-qgh er __ Lois Metc a lf Kans as City HiUy a rds, a t eam of n a- tie just before t he time I · . t ion at Mt. Hal l. A committee Mr. S mith, a young· man - tienal ranking. But Jimmy was no t was up. In t.he extra five minu t es, I fr om the Men's Club w ill a ct as door Don al d Duryea destined to coach b asketball here. D asher scored from t he charity line n YOUR keepersat t he i?.udito ri um durin g Following the one-act Mrs. J oder After a successful year with t.he t o g ive the Bobkitt e ns t he victory. the co n t estand m a n a ge rooming faci l- read to the club a negro di a lect which ' freshman football team Jimmy w as F a.Jls City's in a bil ity to score their f ities The D ramatic Club members was well rec·e ived suddenly taken ill on the return trio shos cost them the victo ry, as the y

will take c ne of the stage ,for pl ays . This same play wa s prese:ited at home from DesMoines, Iowa, wher-e . outp layed the Prepsters for the great- I , l\lfernbers of the a dvanced li te r a r y Chapel, Friday, Februnry lts the were given their o n ly j er share of the j I interpretati on class will sponsor the 1 d efeat of tbe year, and after a fe w F o r tne Bobk1ttens, D asher kep.t ;

reading contest. . A fishy oud fisher named Fisher days of. Hngering s uffering passed fhem a lways up in the running, and I n Season t ick-e t s for all events will be Fisher from the edge of a fissure; on to his reward. Pa t e and C apt. Willi ams played a l fifty cen ts Single admissi9n twen- A fish with a grin With but a few weeks left before nice floor game. 't ty -fi.ve cents. A large crowd is ex- Pulled t.he fis herman in ; the opening of t he basketball season

pected from o u t of town Now they1 are fis hing the fissure for arrangemnts were made to secure th e: A m ember o:fi a p airent-t eacher asrn -

NEEDS

I FINE PORTRAITS

FRA1\1:ES

Fisher. services of "Dutch" E a rnest L orbeer ciation charged h e r sma ll · son nev er D

He :Jf yo u'll g ive me your t e le- a graduate · qf Hays State Teachers to g o in to the h om es of hi s li ttle .\ hone number, 1'11 call you up some Well, my father h as another College, Hays, Kansas,a as b asketb a l. friend s if a c ard is d isplaye d , as h e .tiime wife t o support. mentor. m ig h t be exposed to a conta g ious dis- i

She- It's in tbe book. Fred-Gosh! ls he a With eight · v eterans as a nucleu,s ease. f

He Fine! W .hat's yo u F name? D ale- No, b ut I got m a rried. which to build, a team Lor b eer Sending him to a n eig hb or's h ome I

She- That's in t he book, has effected an aggreg ation tha t ,h as on erra nd, .sh e was su r p r ised when he I ereign Visito r. Do n 't iou Want a Litt le Sister? scori.ng po.wer and an air ti g.h t de- returr.ed, runnin g almost ou t of I fen$e. •·w • sayi n g : · "Mother, I didn't go 1 .1 -

PHOTO FINISHING CAMERAS ALBUMS

. I . .. er a ra er poor s ar m w ic I

W e specialize in ladies' and children's hair cutting, i the Bobca t s dropp e d a pair of g :: m es, "he msti t c h in g " - P. P. N o rris, N C. PHONE 56 PERU shampooing , scalp trea t ment, facials, manicuring- a11 t he t eam h as shown s te ad i m p ro ve - j

...,.. 1 - Aft, th t t · h. h in t h at The '1 '

lines o f b eauty culture Your patronage appreciated. For men t ancl the l{ea:rney-Peru g ;•me w t s Don't You Want a Little Sis t e r? ll Q · Appoi n t m ens P h o n e 187, Monte i t h's Residence. to have been a very cl'ose a ff air.

TAYLOR'S BEAUTE SHOPPE I This game having the asp ec t s of a ch ampi o nship aff air clearly showed I EVERYONE will find this store a satisfactory place to ; the .of basketball pl ayed b y secure their foods. Fresh meats, Lunch and canned m eat, I f W HEN IN DOUBT- TRUMP OR COME TO f the Peru Babcats by their o ver- milk, fresh and canned fruite and vege tables. Every thing f '

I I whelming victory ov e r K ea rney . for the table.THSeErviMceAgoRodDiaSndSpTri0ceRsEreasonable. I'·

KOEPPLE'S CAFE f This m a y mean ano t her cha :iip io nsh p ;· I

F O.l,l YOUR MEALS, LUNCHES, ETC. I for Peru.

Ji. Phone , · Peru, Nebr. Ji But championships are n o t n e w i n , f" , i Peru. Duri:i:i g the l as t six y ears P.eru FISK TEACHERS AGENCY (Incorporated.)

has enj oyed three foo t b a ll c h a mp ion- Suite 410-11 Symes, D e nver- M. E. Shuck, Ph.D., Manager - - -_ · ships, ·t

The underly.ing reason fo r this '

ousta nding success is .th at the w e ll- ,

ve.rsed have alw ay s h a d the :

AND

UNCONDI- co-opera tion of a group of a t h letes ,

a p p e ared

I on the campus. N o one seems to

A know exactly why it came. Some

f ' m a y have thought thaf it came f I for knowledge ; o the r s t hc u gh

AB that it came because it was hu?-

f f gry; but it seems that it may have

come to bring Peru good luck for

N York Creations are shown here as f Thursday's - game.

ew t I It is a n old supe rsWion that a e atest l fl

black c at is bad luck, a nd is prac-

SOOll as ID the larger city stores. tice d q uite fre ely by m a n (Y p eople I: 'W O M A N , S" 1' 0 G G E R y '

PRICES LOWER

' today, as fooli sh at it may seem.

But the little bla ck cat wihch -yis- 1 There you w ill find the Bes t for Less

ited P e ru undoubtedly came f o r I IJ A b N b k

f anoth e r reason- a n d since a blac k ; u urn e ras a cat comes unsolicited a nd un a fr fl id

Peru p(enty of luck for Thu i;s day I I and; if we are su p.e.rs titi o us, h r ot ; Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx I

N CityS ; the 1929 b a s5 etba ll cbampio n s h ip,

, give s & H Green tamps Q Come to Y. w., Wednes d ay nig ht

and get a little sister.

914 Ave .,

PERU ! -.. FOWKS" j' FIVE If

FUNERAL DIRECTORY Trim

(Continu e d from Pag- e J) FUNERAL DESIGNS AMBULANCE AND I I - - - ! C UT FLOWERS

.Missourians by Ve r y Deci.ive

L. HORTON & CO. Score of 41 to 21 DEAR FOLKS: ju ry receiv e d durin g th e ear ly s t age s WEDDING BOUQUETS I Phone 128 Peru, Nebr. I Well its time for me t o w r ite y ou of the g am e. The followin g is th e I FERNS, PALMS, AND f • __.-..- ---"'--""' Coach Lo1 beer's B o bc a ts 1 __.._. - aga in. f it take s y ou as lon g to re a d b o x s core: A BEDDING PLAN TS ing under a previous 31 - 23 defeat h" l t . FG FT F Pts r .. t IS e ter as It t: 1kes me to writ e it PERU (50) I WIRE PHONE WRITE f

New

Oi tatIOll I

11at the hands o,f Tarkio took swee t ld 11 b d" I · Iy f 5 2 1 12 1S . you wou st1 e "ca m g ast w ee ks oun g , -

I revenge when th e y h a nded the m- Jette!' but i d o nt s u n n os e it doe s.

E. B

Full line of tires, tubes, and I !vading Missouri a ns the sm:ill end of Ther-e is n't mu sg 111::ws tp wr ete k

automobile accessories. j a 41 - 21 score· Tuesday ni g ht. a b ou t. Ju s t so m e H: • ce bask e t-b a ll Hui st, g - - -

f 1 Playin g t.ne ir s ixth g ame o n as games and of cou rs e Peru won all of K r ejci , c

GAS AND OIL I i m a ny differ e nt flo o r in. t welve ni g h ts them. T.hey s u r e h ave been g o od ; Rathert, c

U We have a modern air hoist f , .the Bobca ts were low in g eit i ng s t r t g ames t o The fir st game P eru b ea t W as ley, g - -

to help us g ive the best service I ed 'but once "Bri g " You n g a >Hl by 20 a nd t he se cond we w o n Delzell, g

I possible m lubricating your I i "Big J oe" b ega n w a rmin g the m es h- by 35. Was n't t hat ju s t wond e rful? H e r t z, g - 1 0 0 2 ; I

car g:es, T a rkio n e ver h ?d a look -h I t is nt' eve r y t eam th a t k in d o th at Groothius, g - 0 0 0 0 ,• LUMBER :

Forsyth 0 1·1 Co

A I "Bri g " wa s h ot. Nu ff s r.id. He w as On e of the g irls d ow n at the hou se ITOTALS - - - 22 6 8 rn • f : everywhere a nd d oin g e ve r ytl: i n g her e s aid that P e ru ot . to be put in a LACQUER, E NAMEL ' a;de sir a bl e B e fore bein g r epl ace d b y cl ass wi t h bi gg er sc ho ol so t h at th e K EARNEY (15) FG FT F P t s I i n t h e seco nd h ::i lf he h 1d g ame s would be m ore equ a l, but all Du s ek, f o o 1 o 1; P AINTS _ ' contributed e ig h t fi e ld go a ls and one th e bi gg"er sch oo ls a r e a fr a id t o pl ay Willi a ms , f - 0 0

0 I B COAL COAL , I .. , ' ch a rity to ss t10 the bi g p us h ':hi c h us s o we just t ake the ch a mp io m hi p s Ki s lin g, M., f - - -

Th . Substitute UIsta rted T a rko s sled down the .hill o,f a nd th en wh i- 11 we w a nt g ood g a mes Me y ers, f - o o

I MEEK LUM BER CO. ,

f ere IS no A defeat. we hire profe bio n al s. I think th es e W o lcott, c ____ .,. ______ 1 O 1 2 I A\ w . J . RA'BEL, f g r.

FOR HONESTY fl J "Gi g J oe" was m o re po i <: o n t o t h e gam es are pl en ty ex cit in g and it ain ' t ,, Ki s ling, C , c O 1 1 1 1 . t Phone 48 Peru, N e br. 1 bo ys fr om the rive r H e h op e d n o bucidy' s business if Peru can wi n Lowe!, g - - 3 1 o 7 1:1 as a business policy in s ix n ea t o ne s fr om t h e fi eId b e- a ll J er ga m e by g Pe a t bi g scor es. Meyer, g __ o o o o i f I fore Brockman c nme in t ') ta k e o ve r Say t h o th er e h r s s ur e bin a funn y 1 Pollard, g o 1 1 1 --..-

1 J. c. CHATELAIN duties of center near the end •Week here. It g ets a fellow all mix- TOTALS - - 6 3 8 J5 l a f Watchmaker and Jeweler- II h I · f of th e final period. ed up wh e n he .h as to g o to differen t R efer e e, Wolf, Hillards ; U mpi re, A. E. Johnson, D. D. s. j

Tarki o's efforts :i t s corin g w e re cla ss es a t e t ime. was JUSt com- Elliott, Nebr aska. ' I m os tly confin ed to Jon g as Imencin g to g et used to last semestersaJi m Phone 36 · 1 . f School Supplies f j "Swed e" :rnd "Ru ss" were "on' Tues- i sc hedul e a nd now they g o and chan ge Mary: "Dad, th at y oun g man wit h 'If I , d a y ni g ht and set ups were almost I me to a ll different cl as ses. One day the knickers ki ss ed me when w e ]impossible. J I forgot to go to a class and th e .-

-. i In th e fir s t h ?!f a ournl e n u m b e r te acher ·aske d me the n e xt d a y wh v went through L'ie tunnel."

J "6" fl as hed a cro ss the horizon and II .h adn't been there. I told her I got Father: "Heavens! why didn t you ff A J. D. GRAVES

f -

I Wehrli, T a rkio g uar d, h a d hi s bi g all mixed up and forgot what days tell me at once?"

I Service With a Smile

J

V ATTORNEY AT LAW mom e nt scorin g ei g.ht po int s in 1 th a t class w as suppos ed to me e t. S J. e 'Mary: "Oh, but Dad, I th oug h t

NOTARY PUBLIC many mnu t es After that the bri g h t just drew a long breath and sor t a f · .

R JG H T A "VV A y I

I lli g ht of Tarkio s·etlled in t o oblivi on sied and sed "Have you been thoroly there might be tu n n e ls." , I SHOE SHOP

I Peru .;.\ Nebraska ' b h ?" N f

@' and Peru c a rr ied on to ano t her vict- ex a mined y t e nurse yet. ow Gladys K-FooLs ask q ue s t i on s wise f Peru Nebraska I' orv. w h at do y ou suppose she meant b y men can't answer.

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· · PERU (41)

. John Stahn-Thats w ,y u n ke # I : Young f 8 1 O 17 , laffed, but I couldn't see anythmg so t he history test. # T 0 j

· FG FT F Pts J th a t? Everybody looked at me and , h I fl d - · - - ·__

T t _. · Rail s back f o o .;, p Ivery funny to Iaff at.

· 1I yp11ca

ype your no es Oll a f Brockman f__ 0 0 1! ', O Say have you got my gr ades yet ? I .ll · j I

D. Grass- I'm in debt to you for au

I :Booth f 1 O 0 4 Iyou that. these here · teachers, dont Pi:of. Hill- Oh, d o n't m e nti o n s u c h j

p n • • Hurst f 2 0 1 4 W ell if you have I just want t o tell I know

rt c 0 0 0 0 there aint no justice anymore. I de- I

0 2 12 g r ade fan. I know they don t and a trifle. f Was hrng and Greasing

Polarine and Mobil oil

asle y

0 2 4 served ab in art just as much as any-

Marty-You'd be a g ood d a nc er if

buddy did even if I didn't get one f

()f P lay 19 - 17

f f The of "The Ci t y on the 15Jlllt....__...._.....

, i THE VERY BEST SANDWJCH·ES I Squ are" by Coach Wonder s Bobkitt- : f ens l ast Tuesday was very much re-•

1 s ented by Rumbolt Hi g h School. They

HAMBURGER HOT ,DOG I proceeded to send Cap- I

;1 t ain Dorland and six of his followers ; LOIN a g ainst the young cats, and aft er a #

TEACHERS NEEDE·D

1 HAM EGGS ; fast a nd furious battle, the invaders ' Make Applications Now

· I were defeated 19-17.

_.

·

' Dorl a nd. He w _as here , th.ere, •, oom er s eac ers A «e n cy

It w as merely a st-Oty of too much

I where , accoun t ing for nme of his •

HOT so·ups ; t e a ms points and aided in

• 1the scorin g of most of the others.

MJL.K t g oo d b asketb all, especially Pate,

Per u h a d no st a rs. They piay ed I '

- I j te a m a nd no amount of fi g ht c ould ·

124 N. 12th, Lincoln, Nebr.

11 D a sher, I b11t they l ...... : were semm g y up ag am st a gre a t e r I

• i o hav e s t opp e

m1 e o e a ve w1 o u e mg , and scoring s i

h e · "Man with t he Bo ne Colo red ' club.

The s eco nd annu al . , M. I. N K. Music a n d Dramatic Cont est held Friday a nd 'S a tu r d a y, February 8 a n d 9, in t h e college audit orium, showe d · a large im p r ovement ov e r l ast year's c on test

Alt h ou g h on Thurs d ay evening th e roads betwee n P e ru a nd th e hig hw ay were bloc ked b y s now, contestants bega n to piJ.e in F r id ay mo r ni n g, and b y Frid ay t!venin g l ast y e ar's attend a nc e was reach e d.

Over fiv e .hundred stud ents att ended the t ourn ame n t 471 st udents actu ally regist er e d, and p ossib ly a hun dred more ne ve r r eg ister ed

bcat a n d a Wildc at in t eam presen te d t h e m os t convincing The- :· bu d g ' eti' "committee arran g ed b Committees a re Formed 4 S D ENTS REGIST ER the same place, even if t he p l a c e i s ' rg ume nt. A ball ot was taken e- for a n u n usual go od for 71 TU f o r e the debate· and one at t he con- 1 • · th ' " · h h a.s big as Per u 's gym., a nd t h e re i s of t he a r g u ment The •si de t h e students is mornmg w en t ey Majors and mi nors in _ home ecobound to be s ome exc i teme n t . Such . whi c h g ained the ' m{) s t votes wa s b r oug h t E verett Kemp to P er u . n omics met at t h e home of Mrs. Ennis Everet t Kemp is an enterta in e r was the c ase Thursday ni g h t , bu t :onsi<lered v ict o r ious. - ll.,_ .,. • ' Ii . · . I' t Tuesday, Feb r u ary 5, for t he purpoes the Bobcat rode roug h shod o v e r th e At Per u t he Co tner affirm ati ve 1of formin g a Home Econ omics Oppo ·t1"on a n d as a res u lt P e ru a dd' earn m et t he P e ru Ne g a tive t e am oi:i m a k er, n<i.t 1Stud1ed humor, for Ev- Helen Mae Alexa n der w as appornt- th e question: ";Resol ve d , t h at t h e h I h ed another run1g to their c ham pio n - U · d S er ett K emp is t e aug, te r. e d t emporary ch a irm a n a nd Virp r esent jury system in m t e tates · h f 1 ship ladder, this time 36 to 23. s hould be a b{)liis'hed." The P eru His d e li g t u y.ro r k as a n e nter- g inia Milstead r ecordin g secret a r y . tain er is r e-enforced b y his. st er li n g T he fir st few min u tes were ex- te a m was r epresen te d by Leslie Leon - -. ;th - d '" th h " h h " A c onstitu t ion comm ittee was ap- -symp a y a:n s re n g , w 1c s w e citing with t he s co re tied se v era l "I.r d , Ra lp h Ch a te l a in, a nd Arc,!1ie <:u t in his work. The co nsi st i ng of Webbut after Young b ro ke a f? - 5 ;Y.Iartin. A lar.g-e · crowd atten ded t he t i ons used are umque and appe al t o er, Mildr ed Bu nch, Len a Mc Crory t im es , d eb a t e vote was close t he au<l ian i:e: T.he i r resi t ibl e h um o r a nd Currier deadlock with an under-the-b askhet I t he a ffirm ative ga med the most votes of s ome of his readi n gs is b a l a nce dsho t, Wasley bad scored t. e Th e Peru affirmati ve t e am , Miss b the pat hos of t h e m o r e se- A comm i tte e was app oi nted to s ide a nd Krejci a t ip m , Avery l G aines H a rvey Nickel s, a nd · .Y bp · " m a ke arrang emen ts for a page' in d I th ea.te n · . d b M ri ous num e rs W ay n e ne v er a n g erous Y r - W ayn e Catlett, a ccomp a m e Y r. His hu morous i nte rpreta.ti°'ns the P e ru vi a n c on sistin g of Mari e er:i the B obc a ts lead T.he scoie at ! Lindsay met t h e t eam at h ave w on fo r :Mr K emp t h e so ubi- / L ash , V ern a Gl and t, and Lu cy Majhalf time w as 21 to ll, Pe ru Bethan y The a udie nc e, althou g h quet of "The Ma n with th e Mill ion ors T.h is c om m itte e w as also a pThe S•eco nd h a l f w as a rep et not •n earl y as l a r g e a s t he at !Dollar L au.irh" ahd h e is s eldom per- th e of the first half with W asl ey, KreJCl j Peru g a ve C otne r t he decision. . l. .t.t d t 1 • . . 'th t t 11' of . pom t ed .to dec id e a name fo r . · r Id oa.ls

The sec ond a nnu al tournamen t a lso b r ou g ht to P e ru a large group of c on testants w ho w ere m ak ing foist appear a nce in a music a l C?ntest

evening with· three field goa l s 1 · - · ., _ t · « • .,. _ _,. five free throws out of five t temr. t s Four er a newly prepare d m iscell ane ous I wa s a dd ed in · r ea di ng d iv U on Krejci was next w ith nine po ints, Men a n d Four Women Make pro g ram full of wh ol eso me m er r i- AUBURN GJRLS Th e au di arr ce w as ta k e9 cure of in I d b U p Lis t o.f M ost Popular d d 1 I fr !owe y Yo u ng, who tallied for .an goo . c ean fun t ogether TAKE GLEE CLUB tr.e .Litt le T.1-e,. tre. eighll' points " S we de" adde d fo u r Th with Just the n g ht pro p ort ion of ___ Final honors for the tournament · R .1 b e r epre s en t ative men and worn- b · pomtls', ai s ack two and Broe k - e n o f th II num ers of deeper appea1 an'd hea r t - Tecumseh · Takes Second Place With , went to Auburn in Ct ass A, and to man two to make the' t otal f 3 6 e co eg e we re nomin a ted a t interest, oo- to give a reading of an Slightly· Inferior Club 1 Peru Prep in Cl as s B. The Auburn0 • · I co n vo.c at ion ti m e , Monday, February ·

PE_Il.U· (36) FG F'I F. Pts 14. T he m ep 8 re R a lph Chate la in entire p'lay, one of the standard entries were coached by Mr s. Wiley R!lllsback, f - 1 o 1 2 W ilbu r c:: h ' dl H 1 B pieces ·of literature. · T\e g roup of Auburn g irl s tw e n- , L an g ford. a nd the Peru entries were B k f ..., c in e r, e mit r o ck- Much of Mr.. Kemp's re p u t ation ty s . b d 1 d b' "..._ c o a ch ed by pr a ct ice t-e acne.s under - - - 0 2 1 2 ma n , a nd J o e Krejci. The followin g h - · even rn num er, an e v cu.rs. ·

1 - - - - - - - o o o o w omen w e r e nomin ated: Dorothy as been built on his mas terly ren-1 Hel L f d ' th fi · 1t he s up er1v1 s1on of the trammg sc hool H st f dition of plays !lnd boo ks in cludin c. en an g or w ere e rst to instruc tor s. ·

i.11·. - - 0 0 0 0 Marti n d a le, Ada Eyre , Haze l Wil - ' b

KreJct, C 4 1 0 9 1

- - i a ms, a nd M a r y Gr ey.

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(Continued OJ1 Pa g e 3) r·o mpete in the Class A Girls Glee Ca rl s ke en of P iP rce d 1·ove 250

Clu bs. ii nd we re chosen as winners · with a hand full of entries a nd Wasley, g 3 5 4 11 1e l eci. i o n w ill b e ]1e ld w hen the two PER·u · v · IAN STAFF of. this divi sion. E.ach girl wore a took b a ck a noth e r h nd frll of gold I and silver m ed a ls. Next ye ar Skeen

Rpthert, c o o o o Mo n day, Fb r uary ll , the final '

Delzell, g - - 0 0 0 0 m os t re p r e s e n t at ive men and the two · b r ig ht red and w]:.1t e uniform.

G th

I HARD AT WQRK · 1

The sec ond g r ou p of compe t 1"t oi·s to come to Peru and take b ack roo · ms, g 0 0 0 0 , m os t r epres ent at i ve women will be y f cj ]ver cup. oung, - - - 4 0 1 8 Ivote d u p on. Their pictures will ap- . in Cl ass A Girls Glee Clubs was T.h e s ec ond annu a l tournament w PB Her-tz, g - 2 0 "'"4 4 pea r i n t h e Peruvi a n, and until LS Over Half of ' the Cop Is I co m po sed of t hir t y- two girls from a much g re ater success th a n .an yone

TUTA 14 9 10 36 I t he n t he i r ide n tity will rem a in ':'. se- N I .. h Ha d Yf Tecumse h. Th es e g ir ls we r e a t t rac - j ha d d a r ed t o ho p e, a nd h as msured Wayne's box score was not o b ta in- , cret. OW n t e n s o p h J'k R f Ell N k · .. tively dre sse d in black sleevel ess uni- eru t at a 1 e co n test will prob ably -ed. e eree, iott, ebras a I Th e se people are ch osen bec a us e the Engraver f Th !he h e ld ne xt win t er. of t heir le a d ers hip ability, a nd be- · orms. ey were given second

TRI BETA HOLD caus e a mon g t hem a r e r e presen t ed MANY NEW FEATU RES p i ece.

INTERESTING M E E T m os t o f the orga niz a tions of the cam- The s ong s an g by bo t h groups wa s

MANY

STU DENTS ENTER AT

NEW

MID-YEAR Work on the college annual, · t h e ______, Ip u s . we ll m ast ered.

Russell .Hende rson and Charle s Cla r k ! ' S T E RLI NG NAMED

Prep are Pape r s satisfa c tory r,a t e bf mee d Ove r h alf ' •

Freshmen Have Ninteen A dded to Their Regular Enrollment j B EST GLEE CLUB . of the copy for the- book' h as g on e f" K.r£P A P ROGRAM

Peruvian, is pro g res sin g a t oa v ery · G HOLT STECK

Ait the meeting of Tri Beta o n I --- to the en g ravers, and work h as n ow

1 sp ace in t he Peruvi a n. Durin g t h e Th e Monotone - - Cornelius Ar t hur Flynn, Gen e vi eve Si r e, F ra n -

Al t h ou g h, a few s tudents 'dl £conFebruary 5, papers were read by \Vin Co nt es t Ea sily Over Peru, Elm- commenced on the editorirl p il as e of Is Unusually Well Pre pared to Give +i nne d the ir work at the teachers Russell Hen derso n and C h arl e s I w ood, a nd Rockport Ithe · book. · 'W'it.h' the· work a d v a nc- Such a Musical Program c ol le g e the fir st se me ster. A larger Clark. ing in such a manner it is prac ti c- n 11 m ber re gi stered for the second Mr. Henders on discussed t h e r e- S te rlin g hi g h school won the a lly insm ,ed wi t h · co ntinu e d c o-oper- G. Holt Ste ck, in structor of voice term. lation of the incre ase of pop u l a lio n cl a s s B B oys Glee Club eve n t w it h atio.n that the staff will be a bl e t o will a p p·ear in r ec it a l th e evenin g of Tlii3 mid-y e ar g rowth is the in the world to tJ1e food supp l y . He th irteen m embers, by di sp os in g of a g ain have· the'· .annu a l o n the c amp- 19 in c olle g e au di t or- I.larg e st in the his to r y of the c oll eg e. poin t ed out that increase in acre a ge s o m e excell e n t gl ee c lu b s. The S te r - us b efore t he cl os e of school. mm. Mr Steck 1s n ot only a singe r Man y na mes h a v e b ee n a dded t o and im,provement in agTic u lt \!lra l lin g club was coached by Sup er in- 1 The ad vertising man ag ers h a ve r e- but a musici a n. He is a graduate of 1e a c h c la ss Am o n g tJ1 e se niors aptechnique have vastly increas e d the te ndent S a ms. I ce iv e d very g ood . respon se from the t he Ch ic ago Mu s ical Coll eg e and has pe a rs the fo ll owin g : K enneth Gain es, capacity of the ear.th to support p op - P er u Prep, Elmwo o d, and R o ck- I business men in thi s s ec t ion of Ne- , studied with such m as ter s a s Saa r, Evel y n N o erlin ge r , H elen S ta ll] t' p ort a ll h a d we ll- trained clubs e n1 br aska, w ho ,b y t r eir c o-o:p era t ion BoJ owsk i, Th a tch er. Ma r y ot, a nd ot h- 5m it h, a n d Gw en d a lyn Ma ' Io r y. u k ]rn on th e "Rel at i on tere d in th e c o ntes t I a re m akin g the publ i c a tion poss ibl e. ers. He will sin g four g roups of 1 Th e mid-year 'en ro ll men t s in t he f · B: 1 a: t spoPublic Health" T .his S e c o n d pl ace was awa r cle d to the ,, T he P eru vian t h is y ea r will be a son gs, the las t g roup b ein g m c d ern. ! juni or cl ass ar e: Willi am W arma n , 10 ho T B ta "UbJ'ects for 1El mw ood club w i t h nine ee n m em - v er y interes lin g 1-i story of t h e ye ar 's T his in an all-En g li sh pro g.r a m. L o1.1 ise F a r ley, J ohn Di lli on K e n1s one o! t e n e "'' h · 1 conte st He bers, wh i l e thir d p lace an d on or- e ven ts. Th e Aa ff .h as Ju st recen t ly Who is Sylvia? - - Shubert ne t h Cro ok, Ed a S a lfran k, and V erits annual n a ti-ona essay f · d a b le m e n t i' o n was wo n by t he R ock - t.a ke n the nom in at io n of the co lle o-e My L ove ly Celia Hi'gg·i'ns n fl Gl a ndt. ' emphasized the importance o moern met hods of st u dy of bacteri a to p o r t b oys. w i t h seve n mem b er s fop t he rep r es ent at i ve stud e n ts. Th e P assin g By - - Purcell The s ophomore c l ass i s incr ease d d Elmwood w as c o a c he d b v C ora Wi l-t wo - n ew c lubs, Hom e Ec on om ics The B ailiff's D au g hter of I.s'lin gto n by the followin g perso ns: E arl Warn· the problem of prevention an cu re -d ' s - li a ms a nd T ark io by Mtl dre 1ze- a nd Hi stori c al R e!:: e a r c h , w ill h a ve Old En g lish Air 1' e Eileen Mea ns, L awre n ce Ro g er s of the bacterial dis e ase s. more.

At t his meeting of Tri MINK to urnament , t he Per u vi an Request - F1:a nz ci s P att e n, Ch ar les F owl e r , Sam juniors and seniors w e re ree e c e STE R LI NG G I R L S WIN st aff .h a d pictures ta k e n of the wi n n- The Wande r er's Ni g ht Song ___ Li. z t L ewi s, Ma rjo r ie L ea h y , a nd D arw in full membership, and nine Of t he s even entries! for Girls Gl ee 1 i ng g r oup s in the play a n d o r ches- None but the Lonely Heart D a m on. omores were elected to a s soltciab Cl u bs s i x r ep orte d. Elm w o o d , Hum- t r a contests. Thes e p ic t ures will al- - - Tc.haikovski T 1e new m e mb ers of the fr es hb h - Their names wi e ' · mem ers 1p . . . bo ld t , P e r u, Shube r t , ,S ter lin g, and so appear in the a nnu a l. L ove Son g - - - Brahms man cl ass ar e: F re deric Oerter, announced at the time li>f initiation. Verd-On we r e re prese nt e d. R ock- There are still a l a r g e number of Aria from Faust L au r a D avenport, E sther Hoffm a n , p ort wa s th e onl y on e th a t was un- stu dents on t he campu s who hav e " Even Br a vest Heart' ' :._ _ Gounod Fern Sc hmidt, Mary ' Pipal, Danial

L J. G ILKESO N p AS S ES A WAY

ab l e t o b ri n g t h e i r s in ge r s . not as yet fo r a cop y of The Sea - - - - MacDowell McSwan, Joy Butle r, Lela Horton, T he c onte st w a s clo s e, Peru and . t he book. Wi t h s uch a promm n g;- Charity - H ag e m an Mar ion Reisin ge r , Avi s Ro g ers, Flo rs I . h av i ng t ied for fir st pl ac e Ia nnual in view, we urg e .these fo lk s My Menagerie - - - Fae Foster ence P ate, Helen Ai t ken, D a vis ter rngk ed t o a p p e a r ag am w ith the t o en g a g e th eir book at once to pre- Sea Fever - - - Coates Cook, Neil Trabert, Lloyd Lilly, Ellwere as I . . h · M resu lt t h at S ter li ng w13 s the wrnner. vent ·th em expenencmg regret a.t t e Mr. Benford will accompany r . en Hill, D e an Slemons, Ma ry Mc· Peru too k seco n d an d Humbol dt third , close of the year. Steck in his recital. Nair, and Edua Patterson. l

The b ig e vent of the scho - 1 yea r All w omen f?culty members and f o r Peru with two field goals and a will be the Southe·ste rn N ebras1'a facu lty members wives are especi al- free Dasher and Apple ga te Bask etb a ll Tourn ament which wi ll ly in vited. pl a yed well bo t h on the offense and be h e ld in Peru , F ebrua r y 22 a nd 23 It has b ee n the cu sto m for nine the defense.

It has no t as yet b ee n fully set- years for the Girl s Club to g ive a C aptai n Reed of Auburn was hi g h tied as to 1?'any schools will be \ cos tume in the month of Feb- score r of the evening with six points, entered, but it is an fact 1 ruairy. La s t year t h e h oliday i d e a followed by 'Risse with fou,r Meyers thot the 1929 t o urney Wlll be l arger w as c ar ried out. wa1 s outstanding on the Bullqog dethan preceding tournaments held at I · fen se. Peru.

I READING ATTRACTS SCHOOLS PERU (14)

- I Au burn, U nad ill a, a nd S t eriln g re-

'"TRAIL OF.'9 8"

Just finished a big run in Om a - t 8 ba Theaters. Don't fail to see I ; this show.

N ow that another big load i s off ceived fi r st, second, and third pl a c·es

the minds of Peru S t udents since t he

Irespectfully in the readin g cont Es

as her,

def e ?t of Wayne TJ ursc:lay night, This contest was held in the Little Pug

it will be easy to c oncen trate our Theatre, Frid a y afternoon at one-

thoughts to t he f <' St Om a h a Univer- thirty o'clock. Only, five towns par- Apple

sity five, the only rem r i n ing Con- ticipated.

ference ga me, and to the St. Ben- · "The King o.f Boyville" was read

edict the latter will probably by Auburn, "The Gerby Weddin

b e the best g am e of the yea r. ' by Un a dilla, and "The Unfi n ished

CHARLES TRENH()LM

WINS FOR PERU

by Sterlin g.

The g ills drew for numbers and

they re a d according to the numbe r

that they drew. They e a ch also dr ew

The name of the selection for the Iwithout a director , co ach, or help of cl an!let solos was "Beautiful Month any kind. Each girl announced her own number.

CAPTAIN LARRY LISPI

Captain Larr;r Lisp i , member of t,h e fast St. Benedict's basketb a ll team hails from Kansas Ci ty, M is sou r i. He stflrred with DeLaSalle of Kansas City, a,nd was la f er a member

Miss Le• .r·a Setzer :if ·Pt:'rn· has crb- of the fa s t Kni ::i: hts of Columbu& team tained a pos;don as P ; hcip ll of the I of St Jo sep h, before entering: S t Hi g h Sc11 : I • t Mill.,r, Ne b r :>s-'i-; a. , Benedict's i n of M:> y." · There were cont·estants from six towns: H ickman, feru, Sterling, 1J.nd Tecumseh

W.hen the final aw a rds were read Saturday evening by Mr. Doyle , the foll owin g we ·e n$lmE>d: third p l ace and honor a ble mention, Floyd Wil· son, Sterlin g; second p lac e,an d silve r m"eda l, Frederick P a rker , Tecumseh; First pl ace a nd the g old medal to John Stover of Hickman.

F if teen in Co rn e t Sec ti on

In the cornet section fifteen towns were en tered , n ot a ll of the co n testants,. ho w e v,er, were able to a ppear on ncc ount of the 8e ve1'0 weat11er.

Fr ank Goodman of Tecu mse h , th ird place and hono ra ble men t ion; K eith I Korn of Verd on , s econd and 8il v er men al : an d J ohn Ma ? ch m z of Pierce wo n first pl ace a nd 1<"1d med QI.

Charles Trenholm Wins for Peru

In the trombone sec t io n there we r e only tliree c ontef t Ants although seven towns h a d entered. In this secti on Orvene J an n Fe n of Sterlin g placed third, Lyde Brinksm an of Una d illa second; and Ch arles of Feru won first pl a ce and the go ld medal.

DALE REED JS BE ST CELLJST.

Dale Reid of Humbol dt was winner of the cello section t he contest, and Mary Polhurst of Elmw ood t ook second, pl ace. They were the only two enteren in the contest.

Iil the saxophone contest, Esther Severe of Palmyra placed. third, Elmer • Parli of Rumbold second; and Gilbert Sloerke of Sterling first.

' Crystal Theatre

' JOYOUS

HUNGER

i'tWhen an excellent menu of well balanced food, quick and

careful service awaits you things taste better.

That's the reason your favor-

1 ite eating and meeting place , 1is known to he the best.

After tl:teaters and dance parties. solicited . '

Ab ove a1 e t h e "Iri s h D emons" c: f St. Benedict College of Atchi so n Kansas Th' t · • · is earn is made uo of II stars, a nd 1s team that gave P e1 u .her toughest battle this ye a r. They are, reading from left - ab ac k r ow: W e ipert, c enter; Lorenz center; Lewis, center; Murray center· or gua d S h f to right, • r ; c ae er gua d · H h forward. Center row: L annon , guard; wa ls h , g u a rd· Gorges g u ar d· Ha i'g h fo d B ' r a n, · · • , rwar · esnah fo d C tain Larry Lispi, guard., B ttQm row: Miller, forward; Johnson , fotward ; Degginger 'forwa '. rwar ; apIVBl'd i Pl ayers whose n ame s are unde r lined will probably be i n the stai ting lineup.' rd, Packy,

GES SAMAN'S

:l: :ebr••ka

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8 MEA,LS, LUNCHES , SHORT ORDERS

H OM. t M ADE PIES 2 doors south of Post Office

' c ·LARK 'S ELECTRIC SHOP

Shoe repairing at ' Comfortable Prices! Ladies Shoes a Special· .ty.

<The Shoe Shop on the East Side of the Street)

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Only Two I C ALUM N I ·NOTES T he seco n d sem es ter Dr a mat ic Clu J;i . EXCHANGE NEWS

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The Dramatic was host to th e Boy's Glee n )as s A tr youts we r e h eld Februa ry fou r t h d t" t t t . h rarn a 1c con es an s m t e tou , rna- a nd fift h i n the li t tl e t h ea t r e . Th e one of th R a lph Hi" m e nt at two recep t ion one held fo ,r e most interesti n g day h gge ns w a3 m Peru Mon- fo llo w i ng w ere a dm itted as pro b a... f th fea- Wlt h " Wesl e yart Glee Club men will g o 1th os e entered fn Class A pl a ys on Fri"t r e o · e Annual M · , · is Aub urn h ig h sc h oo l tion a ry m e mbers : Ma b el H ' · matic toult) usic and Dra- basketball t ea m Tl R t h H ig gm s, to Midl a nd Colle g e a t Fremont, Feb- d a y afern'oon a nd t he second for the · an1ent was t}i · 1s i s " Hi g s" Eec- u araj i a n , D oro th y W or ley, • between the Aub · e ond year at i·u a ry 12, fo r a n exch ang e concert of Cl ass B entr a nts held S a turd a y af ter; urn hi o·h h Au burn J o hn S t a h n , El sie Nu s.s, M" r e t h and Tecumse h high h "' sc o ol - < gar t e A -C a pella choir which presen te d no on. At the reception t he Pern Clubs The A sc oo l Boys Glee M iiss Cec1·1 Cai n, G.ia d ys Kim sey, D ean Gr ass, a p ro g r a m i·n the · uburn Glee Cl b L Ch ambe r s i s n ow M , t M D Wesely a n a uditor - Dra ma t ic Club extended welcome to judged winners of th u was kinder ga r d ' t ' ai g a re eier, orothy N elson , N eil ium J a nu a ry 19 the contes t a nts and en t ertain e d t h em , The Aubu 1 b e event. I . en e n I C m t h e N ew Mex- T l' a b e r , V iv i a n S tooker E lm e r R · rn c u co · t d J 1co St t N B · by producin g one of th eir ori g in al ty -nine students u · .nsis ·e o.f twen- a e orm a l U n i ver si ty at I u r ke, Ma r g a r et Ma j o r s, F lorence E l- ! , f -.ir H I ' nd e r the d1rec t i on i Ve g as. Miss Ch a mber ho t, Ell e n Nil es, Ma rg a r et Ce d er.h olm t Bo t h of W es elyan s d e b a te t e a ms one- act pla ys , "The Fl as h-Bac k" o 1'.u s. e en Lan g f o rd 8 w as m G ' •will b · t' · d b t" h d dr am atiz e d by Ann a B es t J c d e r Both school : · sch o ol her e i n 1926 eor g e Cook, and M ? ry A lic e E n g les. I eg m "1e1r e a m g sc e ul e 1 s displayed exc e lle n t 1 I ;n ext wee k , with t h e n e g ati v e te am E ach contest a n t w as presented w ith ta ent and showed that a l arge Fl o y d Ch ase, w ho PIANO, VIOLIN CORNET SOLO I meetin g t he We stern Uni on T e am on a copy of the anni v e r sary p a mphl e t amo un t of preparati on h a d b w as a. stu d en t ' ' , th e h om e flo or n ext Tuesd ay eve- Durin g t he M. I. N K. tourn a m e n t , made by both particip a nt;_ een Per u l a s t year, a nd is no w teac h- 1 The , Pi a no solo c ontes t of the M I. i nin g, a nd t he affirmative team me et- the Dram atic club was h 9s t t o Mi ss _ I 111.g ma nu a l tr a i n in g at NP.br as k a . N. K. held in t h e c ol- in g St. Olif a t No rt hfi eld, Minne- P a uline Gle ttly re p r es en tative from EVERETT GIVES PROGRAM I C i ty, h a s r ece n t l y com me nc ed a n ew , l eg e · a ud 1torrn m a t t en o'ck ck Isota. t.he Dram at ics Art D ep a rtment of from Page 1.) i c? u rse 111 t he hi g h school at t h at a . m T he foll owm g p ar tic i- th e Univer sity of w ho · -..yas ' such f a vont es as " T hat p .· t f : city p a'.ted: Auburn, Humb old t , N e b r ask a I Th ese toug h ex a min a tions th a t jud g e of the re adin g· and pl a y c on -' l .d IP ,, b . nn er o c·t . p · S l ' I d . h t 1 6. •· s y H, a rold Be ll W . ,,, . 1 1 Y· r 1erce; · t er m g, an d Uri a<' illa. 1 test o ur m et al and spi r it a r e like the tests urm g t e ournament.

" 0 l " ,.., ri g .!.1 t, T h f .. Th · I ' · \ d d ' · · a rn ,,b y J G . H o ll a nd ; " T h e e . a cui t y a nd students who . .e P aw a r . e _ as fol- g r a m s of sa nds that qy s ters l\{us1c Master by Charles K l ein- or 1were 111 s c hoo l t h ree y ears ago w ill lo ws t h u d, Ma xm e .Sm ith, AP b urn; stom ach aches. After a tim e they FRANK JENKINS · BEST TENOR:

"If I Were King" by A u s tin 'Mc- I Mr. a nd Mrs R. D H a r - Grace Mc Cr o r y , Elmwo od ; become pe a rls. ' F r ank Jel\.kins 9f , Humboldt Ca rthy. nso n , w h o wer e p opul ar ly kno wn a s First, Velma B a rs le r e, St er lin g. / 1 I ed first in the tenor solos. No r m a n Mr. Kemp is not a f t t H - M a ry an d Bo b The y received the A s cJ10 la r ship was a lso g iv e n t o Midl an ds se cond a nnu al All -Col- Mclrvoi of Tecumseh won se c "l nd neither bizarre in his u u ns . t is hi g hest v o.te o n the popula r i t y co-n- first place by Rob er t T Benfo rd i n-leg e ni g ht , s ponsored b y t h e Midland pl ac e and t he sil v er med al ; a nd K e nnor intricate in his a,.-;; d t heir will be found of a t P e ru Th e .och o- will b e h e ld March 8, ac- ne t h Bo y d of Elmwood placed third ,. choice of s e i ection h 1n th e f eature s ec t 10n of the 1926 . a rs ip prov1 e two less ons a week cordm g to an an no uncem e nt m a de in t his division of the con t est t hoc:e t hat mak s e pres e n ts :Peru vfan Th e ir man y friend s. will if when contesta nt after g radu at in g by Winifred Lorimer co ach of dr a-D on Bentl·ey of Te cumseh plac·ed· · - • e a n inte n s e a 1weal b · f h " h · h l II · ' t he ones of which , e mter eiSted in the following "baby- rom 1.g sc oo enro s at Peru c ol- mattes at Midland. third in the ei g ht contestants w h o and presents them w;h n e ve..!:. ).gram"' rec eiv ed by Dean Delzel re- lege the school year. T.his I sa'ng t he baritone solo • "lnvictur"; f h _,. "':'1 t he ge m us I c e ntl y The " b a b yg ram" annnounc- was the first tnhe such a sch olarship I By ado p ting a const itutio n and l How a rd Miller of St r won the o a man w o is ulst111 c tly a n a r t i st, t e d th e birth of a daughter Nancy has been given. ! electin.g offic ers for th e soci e ty the er mg of a sympath t' d • 1 Th r · · · silver medal, and Herbert Spiecker-' st an din g· of li f e e l C un er- IB e lle, to Mr. and Mrs. Harrison on, I t le vio l'nl perf?rmed stud e n ts orga ni zed man of Rock Port, ,Missouri; w o n · · J a nu ary 14th 1a e even o c oc !!- · m , Fnd ay m t he t he Midl a nd colleg e ch a pter of the fi h 1 l Mr . Kemp been a P <' p-n l a,r L y - I --_·j college auditoriu m'. T.he towns who Oxford Fellowship Mond ay evenin g rst place and t e go meda · ceum for nearly twenty Re c e n t l y a l ett er w as received en t ered EJ :nw oc d , Hic li m , n , after a dinner in the p r i va te di n in g --...-

'. C< r s .- - 1) rr,,:) f c o ncl •.''ive t.h ;s, th at from D r Hu g o Broeker, Profe Es or 1-J'ebraska Ci t y, Palm y ra, P ie r ce, R e ck- l room of the G y mna siu m -Co m m o ns § .he to audience s a t horoug h- o f G e rm a n , a t Rice University, Texas 15ort, and Unadi'll a Ibuildin g ly sat1sfacto.ry program re qu estin g t hat a cop y of the Pe r 1:1 I i:Iace was rlivirlerl

I P edagog i a n be sent to him · Dr. , Anna -0f and M ss A du a l deb a t e b etw een the R ap id

IOLA WILTZE BEST S OPRAN O j B r oeke r g r a d u ated from Peru in Rich'.11an "of oeco r d , Aud r e y . City School of Mines a nd t li e Ch ad-

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There showed a deci d e d incre a£ e 1 9 1 3 · i Perkms, fir s t , Wi n ifr ed R as- I r on Sta te T ea ch e r s ' Coll eg e will be A -· in the number of co.ntestants in th e Ear l y i n 191 4 Mr. Broeker decid- I ted y he ld on Fnd a y , of t his w eek. 1 'l soprano sec t ion, t h ere being t e n ' e n - e d to v is it hi s n ative home in Ger- 1 A simtlar schqlarship w as g iv e n t o

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Q NT.'EDS tered for this event The seJe c tion m any H e had t h e prelimin a ry pa- : fi;st plac e· the -y i olin b y Vic tor H "Stude nts of a s chool c a n be, to a sung by the c ontestants w as " T he I pers ma d e o ut for citizen s hip in the : the firs t pl a ce in m uc h l ar g er ex te n t than th e y re a li ze bittle Damozel" by Novello , D oris !Un i t e d States, but thi s w as no t en - 1the piano div 1iS1on. re sponS' ib le for t h e of e nr <II - I Umland of A uburn wo n third p l a c e I<;>ugh to qu a lify him a s a bona •fid e , The con t es t nu111 ber wa s Mi nu et in me nt of t heir p a rti cu lar colle g e." II FINE PORTRAITS and hono.rable m e ntion; t he sil v e r I ci t iz e n , a nd w hen the w a r broke o ut G b f .Beetho ".en. . . - -medal was won bv I-Je len He n ke of he was d raf t e d into the Germ a n I At two <>'clock t.h e cornet solo c on- T hey find fa ult wit h edi t o r <; 0

FRAMES Sterling and the g ; ld medal and fir io.t army. A t o n e t im e a r e p -0 r t reached _. test was Elm wo od, I The t hin gs we print a r e r ot, 8 pl ace by Iola Wiltze of Honey C reek h er e t h at h e h a d l ost his i n: s er- ' Nebr_aska Ci t y , Pal.m y r a, .P e r :' • P1 e rc 0 1 The p aper's a b out as p e pp y Ada Brady of Peru p l a ced t h ird in I vice. D r. r.e ceived S t erhn g, Tecu i;iseh, Un ad ill a, a nd ,, A s a c e m ete r y lo t A the contralto so.los Maxine Sams of D fr om t h e Um ve r s1ty of Berhn m wer11 e !1 tered. , >.. Sterling p l a c e d seco nd , a n d M a Py F r a - J. 927 , a n d retu rne d to t his country Third plac e, Frank fr om Th e :a d s sh ow po or a r ra nge m e nt, \!' zier of Auburn won first and t he go ld l ast N ovemb e r at w hic.h ti'.11e took I s eco n d , K eit h V er- 1 1 Th e Jo k es, th e y s r y , are sta le, 8 m ed a l. The song u se d was "Homin g .'' / u p hi s w o r k a t Rice, Umvrs1ty don, first Don Mag danz, Fi erce. , The ol q e r students holler, CM n atio n 1 Th e oWer

s hair cutting

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rea ment, facia l s, man1cunng-all / Jf so m eone m isse d hi s copy , h oes b e a uty cultu re. Y o ur p a t ro na ge appreciated. For I In the results of Cl ass B or ch es r as You c an hear him yell a mi le - Ex. I ., . I· -

App o1 ntme ns Ph o ne 187, Monteith ' s Resid ence that played · S a turd ay eveni n g , P er u 1

TAYLOR'S BEAUTE S H OPPE received first pface, Elm w-0 od re <>-..ei v - ..... ed ol'econd, and Palmy r a t H r d . St e r - I · '

._ ling and Unadilla were the o th er c n- j A EVERYONE will find this store a sa tisfactory place to D k H v secure th eir foods. Fresh meats, Lunch and canned meat, • testants. ay in an& u mb oldt 1

. WH EN IN DOUBT-T RUMP O R COME TO entered in the eontest but failed t o 1 I milk, fresh and canned fruite and vegetables. Everything get here. , I for the table. Service good and price s r e asonable.

KOEPPL E ' S CAFE

' Peru high school orchestra which THE MARDIS STORE , I F OR YOUR MEALS , L UNC HES, ETC. '. received first plac e wa s u nder t he; I

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Peru; Nebr. : direction of Miss Imo B ro o ke r T.his I ·7 • • · . ' Iorchestra had the lar g e st number of FISK TEACHERS AGENCY (Incorporated)

- ; pieces, twenty-two in all, P e ru WPS J Smte 410-11 Symes, Denver-M. E. Shuck. P.h. D., anager

AVENUE S T 0 RE

:the only orchestra wi t h out a s axo - More vacancies than satisfactory applicants to fill t 1hem.

I ' phone · They pla y ed tw o pi·ec e s, "!'fa-

· l tional Hon.or" and the c onte st

I"Ma r ch · Militare" by Shubert, All of 11 CLEANING AND PRESSING , , ;IQ the girls were dressed in butterfly ' '

FANCY BO X STATIONE RY, NOTI ONS AND SCHQOI:. 'skirts and sweaters.

I Have Your Overcoat Cleaned Now

SUPPLIES Second place was received by Elm- ; , •

CON KLIN ENDURA P E NS AND PENCI LS, UNCONDI- I wood. - WPS c om p osed Herm an s Cleaners and Tarlors

T IONA LLY AND PERPET U.ALL y G U ARANTEED · of :wenty and had the g r e a 'he st , _

variety of instrumen ts N o ot. er 1

Au th o ri zed Deal er f o r Nemaha C ou n t y for Remington ! school had. two pi a ni st s a nd a x y l0-

1 girl · pl ay in g the• x y lo- /

p-hone pres ented a sol o, too

Palmyr a..'received t hird pl ace. T hi.s

who attended colle g e at P eru l ast i

I year. T h e se g ir ls we re dre ss ed in '

middies and skirts.

<ii I The orch es tr a from Un ad ill a w gs 1

·small. They played a s election

out a director. w er e rn i CLOTHING • DRY GOODS

the form of a The d ir e cto r

I j The orches t ras in w d er of t h eir V l

o r th e Newest I ' appe a n111c1e were: P-e r u. St erli n g, Un - AN·D HATS ' , a dil h , Palmyra, and El m wo od . The

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c ontest p i Pce was "Ma r che . Mili ta r e" I N ew York Creations ar e s h owo here as . i by Shubert. I Th e Lat est in Women's Apparel

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n as in the larg er ,ci t y s t ores. I 'J 0 G GERY

T E CUMSEH B EST IN PLAYS Q '

I T ec um &e h hig h s c h o o_l :won fir st I W 0 M A N ' S T

PRICES LOW E R . QI p l a c e in th e c las s A dlVI SlO n of t h e I There 1 you will find the Best, for Less

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1:1 one-ac t ri l :c y co n.test -a t t h e t ourn a - I A b N b k i u urn e ras a , m e nt F rid a y • · ; _ E T h e oth er e n t r a n ts in t h e co nt est I

were A ubu rn a nd F a ll s Ci t y.

l ac e was aw a,ded t o A u b u rn h i g h ' '

Bec au se of t he r oad s F alls II

Miss Papez, supervisor of penman· ship and art, has returned from Iowa City where she turned in t.he "Thesis" for her masters degree. During her stay there last week Miss Papez also took her final examinations ,for the same degree.

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SUPERINTENDENTS MEET

The County Superin t enaent's Asso - I ciation was held in Lincoln on, Wed I nesday, Thursday and Friday of last week. Professor Tyler, head of the rural department, and Dean Delze l

, attended. It is interesting to know S P E C J A L T Y iitha t ex-Peruvians are well repre· AMBULANCE AND sented among the superintendents.

FUNERAL DIRECTORY Nebraska County S ti p e rintendents.

L. HORTON & CO. I who were former Peru v i a ns include Phone 128 Peru, Nebr. I i the followin g : Mrs. Id a McCJintock,

"DERE FOWKS"

Dear Folks: Gives Victory to Plattsmouth ' WEDDING BOUQUETS

It sure is cold here and the wind Fri t z Rothert's boys from up the I FERNS, PALMS, AND is blowing and its sn5> wing and every- river sailed down on the Bob kittens I BEDDING PLANTS thmg else. This w e ather sure i s IFrid a y ni g ht and, after a hard fo u g bt I WIRE PHONE WRITE

a wful-a hole month of snow But over time game, returned to/'

G.

E. BERTHOLD

say there is one nice thing abou.t it, Pl at tsmouth wi t h a 14 to 13 decision I it sure makes keen co asting. under their belts. # Nebraska City, Neb.raska

j Antelope county; Kat hryn K Le e, The other nite a bunch of we kids In the first half the play w as

Banner Coun ty; Alpha C. P ete rs on County; Mrs. Edn a H J ack rnn ,

were down on the hill coasting. Well somewhat even with Plattsmouth my sled load had just slid down the holding what edge there was.

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Full line of tires, tubes, and Fillmore County; Joseph W. automobile accessories. Miller, Gage County; The odore A. G Frye, Gr a nt County; Eva B. ShuAS AND OIL man , Jeffers on County; Elva L Mc-

We have a modern air hoist Coy, Johnson County; R a chel McElto help us give the best service roy, Kimbal County ; Cat terette

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LUMBER b ack up' to the top when another or. # bob came down and bang! They The Bobcats came back after the I t urned over and spilled them kids intermission and ou t played Pl atts- # every which way. And beleive me mouth and with one minute to pla y I I sure did laff, caus one of them were leading 12 to 10. #

ENAMEL PAINTS girls on sled had • With only a minute left to play I COAL COAL me sumthmg turrible because she # was riden on a new sled and mine Peru fouled. Plattsmouth took time ' ' MEEK LUMBER co. was a little mellow· Gee! I out, talked things over, and then I w. J. RABEL, Mgr sure was. glad she upsot -it just serv- lined up for the free throw. T.he , 1 Phone 48 Peru, Nebr.

Auburn, Falls City, and Tecumseh for that because IOoks won't kill ' 1· were the only three schools to brin g But I have sorta k;p t out · of player then leaped into the air,

There is no Substitute , a mixed chorus in class A road since as she is 8 pretty big the ball and the score was II FOR HONESTY # , was some very good harmony m a ll girl and mite take a notion into h tied.

LACQUER,

# A. E. Johnson, Do Do S. I ' o! the groups, but Auburn was con- head that 1 had sumthihg to do During extra three minutes I as a business policy ; I sider_ed to have the best c.horus by that ole upset. .• Hadrapa .talhed from the field for "' I j the Judges and was awarded _ first I Say Bub I've iot sumthing tO tell Plattsmouth and Applegate coun ted I'

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d h . k h b . for Platt smouth while D ao:he r Ap- ; Service a

I Peru and Sterlin g aga in were close , e er ptc out er oardmg place pelgate d c t · w·11: '

, a d .t t" f h , an ap ain i 1a.ms car-

Sm1·1e

I · 1done some excellent work with the stand. Well after her mCJther had CATHOLIC CLUB MEETS-PARTY # Peru Nebraska I

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J. D. GRAVES Girl s Gl e e Club a nd the Mixed Ch or - Ileft the girl started back to her T _..,._,...._..__,...._"-_...,_

ATTORNEY AT LAW us, and deserves much of the credit I room and she couldn't remember he College Catho.Jic Club m et on NOTARY PUBLIC for Peru's success. Sterling was &e c- / where the house wais so she sta r ted Wednesd a y evenin g in the C. C. A. _,._..,._.._,_.._,_.._,_...,._ Peru Neb lond and Elmw oo d th ird in this group. walking around and she walked and room for a part'y The evening was

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_ DJrm ,., convoc at10 n hour her around- up on the c amp - A short business mee tmg was held , 1 J

NT JNE·S ,The f ollowing officers . were elec te d: ) the stars. So there! Any town that nouncements were made regarding Polarine and Mobil oil Mathews Pr"c'.de nt I can manage to g et lost iu h as the coming of the club. Free cran ti, case ser v ice

t orget to send . y artm dale ____ Secre'tary

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ye ar \' :i r- 1 what , aawful big w ord-bu_t

d by I a in't g- ot time to tell you about 1t

now. 't'he housemother !ms turned Pastry a nd Bak e ry e i_c a c I the the lites off .ind my candle b purty t he pr ices ? T hey are right LOYAL PHARMACY I short so g c,od nite n11<l ples ent ROBB I NS

II · 1 dreams nnd do:i't let the bed -ou i;s 1 p - Nebraska Taxi t o a nd from early mornmg · - " eru , a nd ni g ht t r a in s, Ca ll H allenbeck's bite. y d t '-. Ch w ·n Ad our 0 er, · Ga ra g e , ph o ne 67.- as. 1 3 .- - Mnrv _

DR. N. S. HARAJIAN verti semen t P. S. The orirls at the - all .send

X-RAY SERVICE ' i

DENTIST I th eir 10 ve."' :.nd a thon s r.11d _thanks

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Barnes' Pharmac y. Tel. 27 lighted and heated. Board.

Well for t he bc.,x. J1 was sure swe.l.

QUESTIONS PREPARED

LYNN'S CASH MARKET

I are reasonable.-Call Mrs Games,

..,_..,_..._ ... ...,._ ......_ Pho ne 87. 'l'he Y. M. held a meeting 1!1 \Ved- 1 F.resh Stoc k of Meats, vegetables, and

E.OLE ART SHOP

- VALENTINE SUGGESTIONS

i;, the Little Theater. J. h.J se 1

presen t were divided into three l Groceries. . Ig roups, headed by Eldon H !l yward, 1

E. R. Burkey and Wilbur Schindler . I . W E. BU

A lovely a ssortment of handmade imported handkerchiefs The followin g are some of the ques- ; . r 25 CENTS to 50 CENTS ti o ns t h a t were a s k ed an? · discussed. ! I

P t etty Tub Frocks at - - $1.95 I , Is the Bible inspired by God - or --....-....,_....__._.__._._.___..___...._-..--

Just arrived, New;Flowers for the dress or coat New Millinery " • How much of the Bible can we I New Silk Hosiery, all shades $1.00 to $1.95 ! b r ? ;

I When did man create a so.ul and '

Years of Helpful Service proof a flood really

1occured?

I These and other questions 'will be ,, - ·Ianswered at the next regular meet· I on February 13.

# :HIGH SCHOOL GIVES PRoGRAM

I The High School Orchestra under the direc t ion of Imo the

IHig h School Girl's Glee Club, and the Chorus under the direction of IR n by Brown, and the Boy's Glee 1Club under Raymond Trenholm en/tertained at Chapel, Wednesday, Feb - 1 ·ruary 6. They presented the nu m1hers w.hich they used in the M 11. N. K. tournament.

I Huston Kings olver also played 2

I ,cl a rinet solo which he presented at the tournament. ·

VALENTINE PARTY

The Faculty Dames will entertain the men of the teaching staff and relatives on Thursd a y evening, F eb r u a r y 14 in the trainin g sc.hool. This is be· ing planned as a Valentine party under the direction of Mrs. Joder , who h as been placed in charge of t he entertainmen t. Mrs Benfo r d is ch ai rman of the refreshments commi tte e; the hostesses are Mesdames L ars on , P ate, Hill, Ennis, Dunn i n,g, Delzell , [Sewell, and VanDyke.

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SPRING WEARING APPAREL AT

WESS EL'S

Out s tanding Values in Spring

Classy J e an, Korrect C:O-ed, Famous Fash "' ion Craft at $14.95, $16.75 to $38.75. All we ask is the opportunity to show yau our ch.oice collection.

PERU

PEDAG·OGIAN

STE LING A WARDED CL ASS BIN M=D CO NTEST p ' One-Act IIRJsHnEFEAT I BOBCAT FIVE was u I e d 0 ut

Pe<u T<R"' Foiled to Bceak Throu g h

. Strong- :Oefence . ---------------

Tu Be Largest Tourn ey In History

Bob.kittens Lose P ennant STORY-BOOKBALL A curly headed forw a rd , wh ol'L.

ATTRACTS MANY Icould dribble anytime, an y where , plus

T :nme an elongated center, who Kr e-

J. GILKESON PASSES AWAY

First Games To Be Playe d Friday Morning in Both Gymnasiums Wh en Play. Ru ns Over . 1

- jci, Bobcat scoring ace, to two field STERLING HI WINS CUP ·2 0 0 G irls Pa r ticipate in Annual Co..,- goals, both sunk during the fi rst Forme r P e ru Faculty • Member Dies p AIRI:r..TG IS COMPtEtED t u me P arty half, enabled the Irish from St. Ben- Under Operation Beca use of u si ng over the time

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I 't ·s:: d l T he g 1" r l s c l ub held the1·r annual edicts to avenge an earlier defeat at p L G lk f , t t im1 s pec 1! 1e in tne p a ys S a turday r of. o y Jam es i eson, o r mer 1 t he di strict baske t ball tourn a men o eve nin g, Peru w ill f orfe i t the cup t o ; cost um e par t y i n the of the hands of Peru. Peru man a nd me m b er of fa cult y, i.be held a t Peru, F r id a y and Satur -Ste r lin g . ._ th e t ra i ning school Saturday, Febru- Murr ay the clown of the St. died l ast S a turday , a nd the foll ow in g Ipromi ses to be one of t he lar g est Ac cording t o the rules, the t ime 1ar y 15 , at 8 o' c lock. The girls came diets team drew iiirst bl o od w hen he obituary is h a nd us : and best ever held at t hi s in stitu t ion . for ea c h p l a y wa,,s have b ee n C)stumed as characters i n story-books. 1sank a short one for two p oi n t s "Loy J. Gilkeson passe d a way at I The teams are divided in , thre e th1f t y m mu tes, b ut His Ja panese D . h . f f h ILewis followed with a free t hr ow five o'clock, Sat urd a y mo rnin g , Feb, cl asses, A, B, and C. There are eigh t , ,, b p h 1 a nc1ng w as t e main eature o t e ruary 9, a t the Rochester, Minnesota, 1p om s entered in A, ei l! h t i n Wife, presen t ed y h1g sc 1001 : • and from then on the "Cats" n ever too k forty - five m inl'.l te s C ed r ic Cr i nk ev.e n mg, t he music bemg furmshed I . h os pitaJ, af t er un de r g oin g a m aj o r Cl as s B , and thirteen teams entered in who co11 ched the plav, s a id that a t by Dick W iliams , and his orchestra. , saw _ of the sconn g c olum n , oper atio n earlier in the w e e k." Thus Cl ass C All Class A and B g a mes

• 1 th h a lf nd1"ng 16 to 9 a nd t he game t h e m essag e read w hic h t old m o r e wi"ll be played in the c ollege gym - re.hear s 8h f t never too k over the I T h · d d · d e e · ]' , t I e JU g es requeste a gran 25 to l8 tha n t h e p ass i ng aw a y o f a N e b ras - j ;• '1 • i • ,,.,, ,

Of 1·.! e C :- cs r, 1!!1 "' 1 es t h " time JIDI · •marc h. The g irls marched around I · · , k a schoo l m a n w ho h a d ser v ed N e- · first two rounds will be played in the " Th ere c ou ld ha v e been no protest 1 • • • h . d I Durin g the first h a lf S t. B e ned1 cts 1 . "" , th e room in couples passmg t e JU • , 1 braska s chools for ov e r a qu ar t er of s mall g ymn as ium and the semi -fma s fr om an y on e " d e clared the JUdge, if I • "ff t ! presenoted an air-tight defens e, hold -a ce nt ury. I t m e an• the losi ng a and fin als will be pl ayed in the lar ge · h d b 11 d t t ge s s tand several times m di eren " the a , e e n e a ex a c - j : in g t .h e Peru scorin g c om b in ation t o pe rs on a l, trn e frie n d fo r t hou sa nd s of gymnasium. ly t he t )11rty m 1n ute s 1

1a brace of 'field go a ls w h ile t he i r ow n st ud ents a nd hi s prese n t and forme1· The fir st ga me of the tourn ey is Ster li ng c l a imed that t h is extra I Mis s H azel Wilhams the presented offense- worked to the tun e of s e v e n c o-workers in t h e te ac h in g profes - t o be p l 0 y ed F ri d a y mornin g at 8:00 time fav o r e d Peru a nd help ed them i h er sto r y boo k , on the first page was field goals and a trio of coun te r s sion. th e co nte s t a n ts ' b ein g Brock an d Verto w in. ' )1 " M istress Mary" pl a yed by Lucille from the free t hrow line Born in P e nn sy lvan i a, Oct o ber 24, d o n , b oth Cl 2ss C t e am s. Cl 0 ss B T\ ere w a s n o off i c i a l t ime keeper, H u g hes a nd her flowe r s On the s ec- ' A t th e st a rt of t h e s ec ond h a lf t he ! 1880, h e came w ith hi s p a r e nts t o g- a m es w ill g e t under way Friday afb ut Elm wood a n d S terling b o th I on d page wa s "Mi ss Muffet and Spid- B o bc a ts" s e em ed to h av e cc me i n to S aund ers Cou n t y, N e b ras k a , w h e r e .h e ter n oon at 1: 00, th e fi rst game in t h is cla ime d t o have t ime d the p l a y at ; er" played b y Fl?ss i e Ronne a u and their own; but as the tim e sli .!",!'.>e d by , grew to He g ra du a t ed fro m di v isi on will brin g to g ethe r D u n b a r fo rty-five m i n u t e s. !M a rg a re t Me i er Nex t w a s "Jack a nd t he C a ts failed t o s co re, H ertz m ak- the Asli lancl h i g n sc hoo l wher e P '.·o- a nrl Br '.l d s h Rw ., "' ri n cr F e r u m a d e e i g h t y - I Jill" playe d by Mon a L yo n and i ng t h e o n ly two p o in t m ar k e r d u r- fe oso r R. D. Overho lt w as rn p enn - The fi rs t Cl ass A i; ::i m e w ill b e F r i· in ' c o S te r l in m ade !a h G a y- l ord, last was ' S c hool D a ys !in t h e <>nt fr e t wenty min •.1 te s. T hi s t en d ent of As hl an d He d ay a f t e rn oo n at 4:30 . P e: u five po in ts w . . g 1 ce -=eco n d p l a yed by E d it h Prok e s a nd Madon- j p l u s eio)it fr e e thr o w s w as n o t : t.hen t aug ht rn the rur a l a nd vi ll a e .P_rep nd N e b r a:;-ka Ci t y , T l:n s w! ll -,

- •-e no,,n·J1,.., a11 ; ·'D c ru we n t d ow n - to th eir of Sa un d e rs Co u n t y u n t il m a ke th e trir d m eetin g of t h·ese ______

now t h a t fi n ;t nla ce i t k f - " a e n ro m : er u tVh e y p1ace a s fo l lo ws : Elmw c- o r'I The p lizes as follows: fo urt h d efe at of the s easo n 11909 w h en h e en t er e d P eru rad- t·e-a _ms -a-·11d 111' t; erdo •1 «ec o n d · S t 1 - · fo r couples, Elsi·e W a lhn and Mar- g altro 11 v h N ebr ask a City · er rng, t h ird· gare t Gr a v h t d " T.!- e w as r o u g h from the u at ed fr om t h e n o r m '! l c ou r s e in 1911. h as sh ow n clecided i m n r ov ement sin ce R!ld P e ru f o ur t h T Hs rr iv es t h a es w o cos ume as QLeen - II 1 • n a nt for th e play s to pend- Elizabeth" and "Si r Walter R a li-egh" I st art to t he fmish, tw e nty fo ur p er- i e was e ec t eQ Sl' l) en nt.e nck n t of the i ts l as t appearance here, Peru is a S t r h , a n t i e d " H a ns d G t 1,, h j son al fouls in total bein g c a lled b y IA r lin gto n sc hools, a n d i n 1913 c f t h e f avorite to c on the tilt. e r dtngh a s mor e p oints than A lice 11 /1'1 11e an d Erle! e MW 0 wfere / refe r ee McGah a m s e v e n on P er ;, Ha r vard sc h ools, to succ e ed fo r me r I T h e fi n als of all will be mw o o , t e y w i n t he c un : u r an een eans or - S s · · " H" J, firs t place a nd seven t een on St. B e n edic t s. B ot h tat e uperint end en t J L Mc B1i en pl aye d S aturd ay ni g h t, Class ·C finis apanese Wife," was p r e s e n t- j Blewett a nd Ca!)tain were e i e ct- In 1913 he w as ch ose n s u p e1i n t n den t als comin g off at 7 o'c loc k , Class B ed i n fin e a n d Mr C r in k a s d i - singles'. Evelyn Sk:lton as ed from ' t he game with fou r of t h e Cl Ry County sc h ools w h ic h p o - fin als at 8:00 and Class A finals a t 9 r ec t or d e ser v es m u c h c r edit for suc h PY ti e d for first place with Ada fouls c alled ag a inst th e m H si t ion he he ld u n t il 1922, when he be- o'clock " · · Eyr e as " P · B ,, owev e1 • a sp len ch d r r esentation / " uss in oots · Ia s this was in the final of p cam e fiel d and ex t ension <i irec t or fo r ! Season t icl<'ets w ill be sold at $1.00 Sterlin g present ed the p r otest in School Days" by Edith Prokes and t he last pe ri od it did no t Rny Stat e T e a ch e r s C ollege In 19 23 A sin g le t icket to a l"y v ame played 8 manner whic h showed sport s m an -· M a donn a B r ady were given first p1ize bearinR' on the outcome of the g am e. he took of the t r a inin "' s choo l during the day will be 25c wMle a t ship, belie v in g t ru ly th at Peru h a d ; for the best s tunt.

Murray, center, who held Kre ici t o as super m t endent In 1925 he e :: t er- ni g ht t he price of admission will be a sup e rior p lay, t h e y pre s e nted t h e ir I Twenty fi v e others were chosen as e ig ht !lOints and made ei g ht l: a t he S t ate ?niversity a s i?structor 50c. Officials will be sel ect ed from · protes t a ccording to t he l a ws l a id honorable mention. These with the Besnah, forward, who s ank th r e e Im cducatwn, 111 the te ac.he rs colle g e, the Me n's Club and the P Club. dow n by t he c o mmittee i n c.h a r g e of winners will present a convo- from the field and who is a n oth er j whe; e 1ie d id w ork in I F oll ow i ng is a cl assificat ion of the th e c o ntest B o th' P e ru a n d Ste rli ng , c a ti o n p r o g ram unde r the direction of Weller in t ; e art of d r ib bli !lg, a n <l the um v ersi t y s d eg 1 er ,teams. offici a ls are well pleased w ith the I Ad a Eyr·e , February 25. gu a rd, were th e m a i n which he r ec e tv e d 111 1928· In t h e ] CLASS A- Peru, Nebraska Ci t y, fina l results han ded t hem by the I The judges were, Mrs. C a stle ons the Bobc at forwa r ds w e r e u n a h le of th a\ y ear .b e e lec t ed s u- Falls C ity , Sterling, A u burn, Dawson, j 1,1dge.s. B row n , Miss P :l pez, and Mi ss Church. to core, and were the o u t s t andin g cf t h e t i_ sc '.- 0 0 1 Humb oldt, and S alem.

T .he gymnasium was deco r a t ed with aids :to Peru's downfall . C andi! tr ec t olr ofD a t h lebt-Jcs ihn ' H ahstml ghs I

CLASS B-Dunb ar Bri>d sh aw UnMR KN d d h "S d ,, H o eg e. n ec em er 1s eat • ' , IGHT S PEAKS A'.T Y M r e an w it e streamers and hearts. we e ertz and "Missou ri" H 11 r f t be g a to f 1 d d •h h 1 i " n V ii ln ,. r iso, Shuber t T a ble Rock , · M • n F t , an unn g , ·e ,.. i - ·

A t the reg ul a r mee ting o f the y . rs. P ate, Mrs. Dunm n g , pl a yed the best bas ket b a ll for P e ru. j dnys he wen t to R.ocJ1es te; for t r e Rt - 1Bratton Union, and Stella M, -C. A., M r Kni g ht g ave som e in, and gu e sts followed l?y g 11 l s mal'ched T he g ame wns b y far t h e b est t h at me nt. Hi s s!re n g th w as not suffi- CLASS C- P a nama, B ro ck, Verdon, te res tfo g an s w e rs t o qu e s t i o n s p r e- / a r o und the r oom which a t the , has been stage d on t h e c oH<g e g ym 1 1cient a!ld he p assed b eyo n d last S at - T a lm ag e, Dubois, Un a dill a, Palm y r a, viousl y s u bmi tted to him. M .. K ni g ht , booth _w.he_re ice cream this ye ar a nd it 'w a s 1a: g an:i e b etw een u r d ay m ornin g , a ged 48 years, t hree Sac1:ed He a rt, Honey Creek, John son, stat ed t..h. at when people r e a d the b i- Idamtly wi t h trny red candy 1 two well matched teams wi t h S t . Ben- , m o'n t hs an d fift een d ays. Endicott, Lorton, and Bennet t. ble the y shoul d o u t a sid e their own Iheart s a.nd c o okies w e re served. 1 (Con t inued on P a.ge 2 Col. 5 ) : Th 1 - 1 · 1 · us ende d t 1e c a reer of onE' of • petty c onceptions and notio n s and Mo r e than t wo hundred girls were I

INebra k a·s mo st b elov e d sch oo l men . ! R EA D N EW CON S T ITUTION ma ke an eff o rt to interpre t t h e pas- Ipresen t / BUDGET SHOW· NEXT T UESDA Y I

Wh en e ver he left a positi on Jie left · T he E v er ett Li t e r ary Socie ty m et s a ges as God re a lly inte n ded H e This cos t ume party is considePed j Rich man poor man ·beg rre r m a n a commu n ity of frie n d - on ly to make Thursd ay e veni ng i n th e L it tle The a1

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' I .,, M added t hat God _ha d J>J s s ib l e I by t h e g i r ls of the c o lleg e as an event Ithief, doctor, lawyer merchant, y et more fr ie nd s wh erev er he w e n t. t er. 'd otna t h e hn ewly ?IE:cted e of t ne peop le fr o m th e 1 to look foreward to each year as an Th . B d · h S The fu ne 1 a d b · 1 presi en · pres1 e at t e m e etm g. at is roa way-"T e t r e et of 1a n Ul ta services state o f barbaris m to t h e prernn t j outstandrn g social gatherin g Tlns 1 ,, were h eld at As h l a nd. Th e g r e at , A t a previo us me et in g n c ommi ttee state o f c iviliz a ti o n T.h a t a d v a n ce - year' s costume party was a complete 1 lusions. b an k of fl owers m a de fr om wre at hs h ad b ee n appoin t ed to rev ise t h e c onment h a d r e s ul t ed b e cause m e n success, and probably the .best at t e nd- Nex t nig ht, 26, and sp r ays sent by fri e nds th rou g h- sti t u t ion of th e soci-et y The r ev is ed been b r oa d mi nded an d had recei ved I ed costum e p a rty ever given by the there w ill b e given.. ano t he r m ov ie as ou t the state was a tribu t e of love c onsti t u tio p w as r ead a n d was ' t h en th e conc ep t ions a s int en d ed g irls club event. ca lle d (Co n ti n u ed on P age 2, Col. 3) adopted b y a v ote The meeti n g fo r t h e fo ll o w ing w e e k , The S treet of Illus w n s is a c' o_r, ted I T he nrorr r a m w as in c h a r g e of Marwill b e a n Est es P a :rk meeti n g P !nn : '1VESLEYAN DEBATE P O S TPONED fr om a st o ry by Ch an nin g P olloc k. STUD E NT JOI N S OPE RA igar et Mc Willi am s, a n d of wi ll be m ;i de t o s e n d <le1eg ates t o the B e c au s e o f t he s prea d of s pinal Mr. P ollock .has num erou s Miss Brickell left last w eek to. foll ow; n g : natio n al meeting of th e Y M C. A. m e nin g iti s in the v icini ty of L in ccb sto ri es an d p lay s t h at h ov e b e e n joi n t he T ooley Op er a Comp any S he - Id a to b e held this summer at E s t e s Iespecia ll y at Cotner, i,t was thoug h t h ig hl y successful bo t h on t h e s t ag e 11 h 1 f S 1 h IRe a dm g - -H azel H u t c hin son P and on t he g re a t silve r scre en. wt sm g t e ro e o erp o el te m .t e . ark b e st to pos tp o ne the dual debate w ith t h e p r ogram t h e meeti n g

1 1 Wes l ey;n , w .hich w as t o h ave b een " Th e St1 e et of Illusio n s" is a dr ama ope r a , "C hi mes of No r m andy," op en- w as adj ourne d.

STATE BOA RD .MIEETS he ld l a s t T h u rsd ay This :irr a n ge - of N e w Yo r k li fe o n B roadw ay , its in g in Oc a la, Florid a, Ma:rch 11, a n dP resi dent T. J. M a j ors of P e ru a nd m e n t w a s effec t ed b y a lat e te leph one hopes, lov es, s orr ows, j oys, an d dis - fi lli ng so lid b oo ki ngs over a perio d of DRAMATI C CLUB ot h e r m-emb ers of the state n o r m a l / con fer e nc e b e t ween P r esid e nt P a t e appo i ntm ents. But why te ll a n ym or e twenty -two weeks, covering app r oxbo'ar d held a s p e cial m e e t ing at t h e! a nd Ch a n c e ll o r Schrecken g a s t , Wed- a b out the p icture? mate ly el e ven sta t es eas t and. central

A b u sin ess m eetin g of the D r amatic Club was held in th e Little The acapit ol Tu esd a y t o consi d er t h e co n - nes da y evening · D on ' t forg e t a nd ·see " Th e Stree t w est • t r e Frid ay, February 15, at 11 :50. str u c tion of a $100,000 do r mit o ry at T he a ffirmaf-i v e te a m met q 1c neg - of Illusions" at the coll ege a u d itorium Miss Br ic ke l has a lo v ely s op r a n o tb') F cr u sta t e norm a l sch c ol u n de ;· a tive t e a m o f Dana Colleg e, W ednes- n e xt Tu esd ay ni g ht. This w ill be a vo ice in th e w o r d s of Mr S t eck. After a s hor t busi n e ss meet in g the pro visio n s of the law o f 19 27, d a y a f tern oo n in t h e c ollege a u dit 0:c- b u d g et event. h e r present teac he r, s h e has a s en se L eo n e Van d e r ford read a p a pe r on wh ich pro vides for pay men t of su c h ] u m a t Per u . Th e a udi e nc e tJ: o ug h j This play has had bi g runs in a n d " at h om e n ess" fo r t h e stage "Greek T heatre." b uildin g s out of r e n ta ls, without ap- f ew in nu m be r showed unus ual inter - 1 many of the larg e the aters of Ameri- whic h s h ould take h e r far in t.be

P oin ts w e r e co un ted fo r t h e i n it ipropriations or o th er ob li gations b y est. ·There w a s no d eCis i o'n g iven, I ca, and the btidget committee feel theatrical world. at io n t o be h e ld Thu rsd ay. A lso a r ethe sta te T h e board accept ed a con- b ut M r Li n d say was w e ll pleased ; that it is one of the most ente r tain- She was acc ep t ed b y H. W. D. cept ion will be g iven fo r n ew protrac t offered by t he F irst T r u st with the s howi ng made by the Peru 1 1ing pictures t hat could be obtained Tooley, impressario for the c ompany bationary m embe rs Thurs d ay evenCompa n y of Lincoln. team for Peru students. on r ec omren dation of Mr S t e c k ' ing in t he Little Theat r e

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GILK ERSON PASSES AWAY

(C ontiu e d from P age On e .) l o n g to b e rem embered by those ne a r a nd d e ar to him.

' 'mile; Emil Wicin&,_ Wilber, relay and broad · jun;ip; , S t erling, Short St orv ·Co rn er . , '--------------.----· Nebr broad jump ·

WASHINGTON I R V ING I "Bes ides th'ese men there are a large (Edgar Allen Po·e ) )group of new- marnnal amo n g rwhora Schalfner, Nor t h L<»cp, hurtlles -and pay tribut e to the m an Ano t her writer o f tales , suc h as

1 It · B · FaHs Ci t v middl• I W h" I . d in p o e v a u , ):1 ggs , • , t , a s mgton r v1ng was , ap pea re d' t· Cop e p ru dis t ance· Gal h d . h C' 'l W b IS :111ce, , <- • , t: e. a ys. prior .to e . iv1 a r , i:u • Iowa , Plattsmouh, d i sta n c e; Toft:,

The Peru Sta te Te achers College, t he teachers c o ll ege of t h e Universi ty, an d t h e Has t in gs Coll ege each sen t a dele gation to hsh111 g his m div ers mag a 7m c s I shot: C':>m b s, Emer s o n , Iowa, ' and n e wsp ap ers aJI t heVw a y lhigh jump ancl po l e vault; S umll!ers, to n dto New h e ry e 11s S trahan, Iowa, h ig h jump; Raibback, pre e cessorh w fo _wd.as e1su rpe y Ptru s prints artd bro ad jum11: Tra11dt "' ' m o::: 'i to t e no1nt o i I!!e n c e . oe 1 1 It d ' ddl d t - ·p po e vau a n m1 e is ance· is perhaps the most erati c and c o lo r - eru, d R k S · · 1 •Uben istance; oer asse, eward, f u l fi g u r e m Ameri can iterat ure, u n -' " less it be the m odern P i · r e " broad - - -· --· __

He was , for t h e g r e a ter pa r t of his life, a h a ck-wri t e r : notwi t h stan d i ng, he w as a g oo d h ack- wri ter. P oe i s

IPERU VS ST. BENEDJ CT S (Co ntinued from Page 1.)

th e first champio n ot s ci e n ti fic t e chnique in the m atter of sto r y -w r iting. edicts having t he edge on the night His " Philosophy of C omposi to n " , in in question. ·

I whch .h e ex!· Ja in s the wo rki n g s of his T h e Peru te am a s a w hole did not p oem "The R ave n ", has b ec ome a play up to t heir u su a l s tandard of cl assic am on g w ri t ers. H is Ita li a n basketball alm o st e v e ry man b eing story, "The Cask o f Amontilado,'' is g·uilty o f m ist a k es a t c riti a cl times ' t a ke n as a c r ite rio n for s t o ry: ma k e - duri n g the garrie, bu t t o o much credu p . Ho weve r, b e c a use t his is so well - t c a n not be gi v e n St. Ben e dicts as , I kno w n, we h a ve chosen a n other of t he y p l a y ed an ex c e llen t. b ran d of CO-OPERATION Ithe stat e as exemplifi ed in a 1

• hi tales for di scussi o n T h is i;; his b aske t b al l w J1ic h w oul d ha v e bee n

(Marguel"i te G r aves) fun,d must be made In ! PROF. LOY J. GILKESON. !" Ma sk of the Red De ath," br ief but hard t o bea t at a n y t im e or place I I I f I <l

Co -operation. Do you know· what it short, we work for an ex i:: a :- sion 1 • who ser ved wi t h h onor in each ' of ? 0 '."e r u. :na gnpp m g rn i ts ramat- B O X S CORES means? Yes, I suppose we know the Ia long t.he -e ntire fron t of ed - t' 1 1 t h ese in s ti t ution s The Marnnic ic m t ensity. P ERU (18) FG FT PF P ts d f b d uc a 10na IL A - th I fe 1mt10n ut o we know the real d S - od g e of Clay Center In which .h e pn!1r•e, - P.anng e P ng u e n t r1c l Y o u n o- f o o 1 o en e avo r uch an m vest t u I ' · 0 - -me a nin g We do not know what co- · men wi , h eld h is m em bers hi'p , w as in charg e :Keel D e3 th , takes a n umber 1f _ Jv , rl3 1 Railsb a ck f o 3 1 3 means.to the g eneral pub- bri ng e ve n _Iarg ei"_ 1'et urns ti1 an an y jof t he b u r i 1 services. assisted by the 'l. r'.d , Lc i e>: ::nd h i:n o:e lf ·u!J n a : Bro ckman', f _______ o o o o he. S t op and thmk what cooper ation we have en3oyed m t h e O ur ! As hl a nd Lodg e ·h ,, ,e, _ hi s periple to it o a;, Hurst, f o

do es. Farmers n eed _it, m e n · e duc ational syst e.m m ust keep p a c e 1 1 P rof essor Gilkeson leaves a wife t l:ey w ill. b a l! th-, re a'.1- Krejci,c -

can nothget along wi t hout it and w e / w it h t he times:: if it is to a d e qua<:ely , a nd a n only son, GI-e n. - who is now 1 ,pctars a u w.b" vnll W a s l e y , g ( c ) ___

as a sc ool c a nnot ge t alon g, eith er, ! th d f h i he ad of physical training and co ac h n o unm::._;: · ou m:..y s u r m ise t h:<tt , Korber g

Ith h h' I serve e nee s o t e people -E I h • · · t 11 p , · ' ---a oug we may t mk we c a n. · · · of p h y sical training and head coach e ef1« ln f4 1 Yfll:! ;). Y oe. 1 ; L: IHert

When co-opera tion is absent we :· Hosm a n ,_ in Nebras k a Educational 1 at Missouri Valley, Iowa f.lis fath er , IMas q ue of the Re? D eath " is quit e I

have no "class spirit" or even "school who lives in Su t herla nd, Nebraska, a nd m ay b e r e ad a t one spirit" and ,.after a ll that is what we - an d two brothers, also' survive him. sitt mg. It is a pic ture, b e a u t iful bu t (

really want a nd a r e w o rkin g fo r W e FRESHMAN'S DECLARATION lterrible. To gethe r with a great m an y ! L e w i s , f

h.ave probably often wondeved at When in the course oi human ot her Americ an short-s t o r,i e s, 1 .. · .f

times .vhat we could do in or der t o events i t b e com es nec essary to h ave find T h e Mask of the Red D ea th · m I esnah, f

obtain the "real school spirit'. We your pic t ure t :=i ken fo r tJ1e Blue a nd EXCHANGE -NEWS Jessu J? , Al ex a nde r c

need co-opera t ion. G old a rid to se e yourse lf as the American S hort-Stories " --J. O. F, · Lis_p i , g (c) -

· h Scfu•a:e fer, g

We read and think about co-op era- P o t og:raphe r sees you, a d e cent r es- B l · tt '

tion, but that is ·as far as it g oes. p ect to t he modesty of the stu- There was a serious accident in OMARr KHAYYAM a · e vy,e g - - -

L ' b • d b Gl asg ow the other da.v when t wo t a xi- p 0 L b l th J t · f o r g ·e s, g O

et s g et u s y and have it. It's up to e nt od y r equires t h at w e not d e - · r u a Y .e c ev e res piece o po-

us as s tude nts of P S. T C. t o ta k e clare the o a ths which s p r ing fro m c abs c ollideq. Thirt y w er e et r y e v er written by man is t h a t

in3'ured. f · f p · 1· Refe1-ee M G h 1t upon ourselves individu a lly, to do j ou r in dig na t ion · amo u s piece o ersian 1t erat ure , : l e r: m , E mp ori a , K : ns. a_H in our power to promote c o-o p era- W e .hold . t hese tru t h s to be se lf- · . Jr' 'The Ru b a i yat" of O m ar Kha y yam . t10n Ievid e nt: - Th a t all m en ar e c:reat e d The annual hig h sch oo l basketball \ Oma r Kh ayyam was bo rn i n N a ilSThere can be co-operation in each home ly: th a t they are e ndo w e d b y to.urn a ment fo r Nort hwest Mi ssouri h apur in Kh o r assan in' the l att er part

I h I h will .be held a t the N orthwest Mi s- of o , u r el e venth ce n tury, and di e d c ass ; t ere can be co -op er ation in t eir c reator wi t h c er tain un ga inly S T h so un tate each er s C oll eg e, Marv- within '- the first t of t e college a nd in th e t r a i ning· sch c ol, 1 f eatu r es ; th at among t h ese are ' qu a r er o u r

• 4' o• o nlr a I o n rl ville, March 8 and 9. twe lfth centu ry.- The s le n der s tor y -

-----a--- - f JI · le R. a --n d better still, there can, a nd sh ould •1 re c c e s,_ pimpThs,t h ] l de a b l e e i 's Club "anque t a t

. . h h 1 complexions. a to bet t er t.hese A $100 scholarship to be given t e . th a t of tw o ot ler very con r be co-operation rn t e S(! 00 as a d · · th eir J·usti f i p u pi'l showing the greatest individ u - 1 / fig u res in t h e.fr time an d co u ntry : 'F e b r u ary 12. . . , th a t we d o , among men, envrn g11 • . whole. T.his isn t sayrng 11 f "f it ' c a tion from the art isticn ess of the excellence in acting has been ad ded I one of wh o:11 tells the. story of a not have co-operation a_t a or 1 1 u cer th a t whenever a ny fo.rm of to the prizes offered by t he M1dl_and I t hree. Thi s was M r. h a s b e en iiosent fro m was n't for th_e of the , ' becomes dest rn ctive t o Pl a yers in the third annual Little Vi z y r to Alp Ars l an the so n., and cl a sses since t h e latte r p a r t of last ulty what kmd of sc hool would re a l beauty, it iis the ri g ht of the Theat re tournament, April 12. I/ Malik Sh a h t h e grandso n, of T og-- 1w e ek with t he F lu He r e co v erbe? But . we can not have too muc people t o alter or to a bolish them, hrul Beg the Tartar, wh o had wres - ed from t h e and l S able to co-operation. and to institute a new m a keup, The Wesleyan players are on the I ted P e rsi a fr om the f eeb le .sta-cces sor 1 me e 't h is classe s t h1s w e e k L et's g et busy and everybody b ooEt lay ing i t s found ati on upon such Isawdust trail onc-e more with the j rif Mammud the G reat, · co-operation. Do your part and make i c old c r e ::o m s, a nd arra nging the pl a y, "Erstwhile Susan,'' a that Seljukian D ynasty "'.h1c b :Mrs,_. f at N orw o :>d, wh o has b e en l' T. G. better 1,han it has b e-en. 11ines in such forms, as to them I c omedy by Ma rion De F o rest which j 1y r oused E uroope into ' th: Cr u s a des. , c onfi ne d t o bet· bed. the past - - s h a ll s eem m os t lik ely to e f fec t will be presented in the Wesleyan His T ak h allus o r poetical name month wi t p n·eumo ma, 1s now ab le SCHOOLS AND PROSPERITY • j their pulchrit ude and attractive.- auditori um Friday evening, March 1. 1(Khayyam) s ign ifies a tent-ma_k,er , b£ !J a ck wi L-h her clas s e s a g a in

All signs seem to indic ate a t1:e- ness. P rndence. in de ed, wi ll dic t a te , _ i and he is said t o h av e a t one time mendous increase in the not be changed for light and tr a ns- T he dual debate on the subject, Re- exerc ised that trade, life of the nation. Continued prosper- sient c a uses· and a ccord in g ly all solved That a substitute for trial by Nizam-ul-mulk's ge nerosity r aised ity seems to be ours in increa&i ng experience h as shown t.hat Fresh- i 11 ry ;hould .be a dop ted, b e tween h im to. independence. Mainy F en i an measure. Wall Street reports record m r> ,, are more disn osed · to suffer Chadron State Teachers' College and p oets similarly deri v e t heir nam e s saies. Mercantile lines re- while evils are sufferable, than t o the Rapid City School of Mines, re- from t heir occup a tions. Omar himport substantial gains in lign t thems eh es by abolis hin g th e suited in an even break in that the alludes to his nam e in the folThe automotive industry is pay m g w w h ich they are accus- decision was in favor of Chadron in : lowing whimsic a l lines: large and frequent dividends to stock- tamed. But when a lon g train of R apid City and ' against the home Khayyam, who the t ents of holders and planning for new record pimples and freckles, pursuin g in- 1te am in Chadron. , science, breaking production. variably the same object, evinces a - Has fallen"in grief's furnace· and heen for carrying forw ard public work design to reduce them t o absolute Prizes totallin g j.n cash will suddenly burned : projects is bright. For a ll these home liness, it is their right, it is henceforth be available to S4eers of fate h a ve cut t he tent promising signs of prosperity, Amer- their duty, to throw off suc h em - students of journalism at Midland rorics of his life, icans may b: duly thankful. j bellishments, and to provide new colleg e as the result of an announce- And the l roker of Hope has sold hi m own state will measurably share m guides for their future be a uty. Such ment made Thursday by Ray W. for nothing. present and future prosperity of the has been the p itient sufference of IHammond, general manager of t he Amo Qg Omar Kh ayyam's m any vernation. these Freshmen; and such is now IHammond Printing Company, that ses the most popular to the wri ters

While we are setting our stakes the necessity which constrains them IT.he, Fremont Evening Tribune, pub- opinion are his lines referin g to ahead in business and industry, J.et us to a lter their former faces and com- 1lished by the Hammond GomJ;>any, · not forget to set our standards of plexions.- With apologies to Thomas will e ach year award three $10 prizes The moving finger writes and h aving education hi g her than ever before. Jefferson. j to Midlan d · students who done writ,.

L i ltle Bo y : L o ok m o t h e r , the ci r cUE h a s come to town!

H ush d a r li ng T h a t 's not cl" wr-· t-a1 'F: i P :-r b oy.

TUESDAY, February 19 ESTHER RALSTON in

"Sawdust ! Paradise"

Y Also a comedy "Should a I Married Man go Home?" ;

WEDNESDAY, Febru ry 20 f

STARTING TRACK

The needs of educ ation are of a different ch aracter than thos e of business. Higher salaries for teachers, to meet the increased costs a nd increase d stand a rds for livin g, will not only be advisable but n ecessar y. Chan g es in the present policies of employin g teachers should be e ffe cted by the applic a tion of the principles of tenure. An over ever-extensive curriculum in keeping with the needs of the times must be recogn ize d . Adequate provision for retiring teachers after they have g ive n a life of service to

D ecorat or: Your wife, sir.

Head of the House: P retty isn't it?

Dealer: Did I underst and you to say that the parrot I sold you u ses improp er lan g uage.

Cultured Customer: P erfectly awful. Why yesterd ay I he ard him spfit an i'nfinit ive. /

Feed Dealer: You owe m e t hree dollars for oats, 1Mose, and i f you don't pay it I will take your horse.

Mose: All right, Mr. Gu ggenmeier, and I'll pay you the bit.J anee of the three dollars just as soon as I can.

An unscrupulous footb all player was teaching some cowboys how to play. He explained t he rules an d e nde d as follows: "Remember f e llows , if you can't kick the ball kick a man on the o t her side. N ow let•s get b u sy. Where's the b all ?" One of t h e c owb oys sho u ted: "Never mind the b a ll! Let 's the game !"

L ad y: Did you notice that pile of wood in the yard?

Hobo : Yes'm, I seen it.

Lady: You should mind yo u r g r amm ar You mean you s a w it, HobG: N o'm you s aw m e see it, but you a in't seen me saw it

Tourist: Shall I t ake this Farmer: 'Taint necessary. ready g ot one road t h ere.

Seeing that the Lorbeer coached Bobcats have virtually clinched the basketball tit1e in the N I. A. A. confere nce, Co ach Lon R. Graf has now turned .his attention to track in an effort to bring t o Peru the · third ch amp io n ship within the year.

We will do well to see to it that the oustanding work in jour11alism. Moves on, no r your piety or wit sc.hools likewise shall share in this Lady: Here my poor fellow is a Shall lure it bac k to cancel half a era of good times. This p l'esent era quarter for you. It must be d read - S t r a n g er: Rastus do the people who line: of prosp'erity to some was ful to be lame, but I think it m1,1st li ve across the road from ,you keep Nor all y-0ur tears wash out a word made possible by the tr ainin g of lead- , be worse to be blind chickens? of it. ers and diffusion among the masses Tramp: It is mum. Whe n I was R astus: Dey keeps some of them sir · lhrough our educational system. blind they was handin g m e countercommercial supremacy, our domi- 1feit quarters. nance in industry could not h ave ' been po0ssible wi:hout a free Head of the House, (In an g r y t ones) of public education. If we wisely Who told you to put that paper on and adeq u ately provide for further the wall? a dv ances out of the plenty we now enjoy we s h a ll reap an even gre ater h arvest of prosp erity in the f utu re.

1 "Beware of t l s .... f i China will be g i ven away tthis 1 night ins t ead of the reg ular Thursday ,

THUR.,

Alt houg h the basketball season is 11ot ye t to a close, tr a ck eql1 in m e n t I was is!med last week to the followin g letter men Captain Dick Williams, • I N e li g h, .h a lf an d qu arte r m ile; Howard Zook, Tecumseh, Nebr. f sprints; James Mumper, Tabo11 Iow a· 1 sprints; Frank Kerner , Tec'u m seh' Nebr. Javelin; William Warman, Glad: stone, Nebr. two-mile; Lettermen who I will report at the end of the basket- J to ball season include, Paul Hertz, M alvern, Iowa, shot and discus; Joe K r ejci, Plattsmouth, Nebr shot; "Brig" I T.hey a l

"Trail of ·98"

(Look a t the big a d v e rtisement for particulars abou t this ex· cellent show.

MATINEE

Sat u rday, 1:30 to 5:30

ro a d

Crystal Theatre

Y ' oung, Adams, Nebr., nule and

THREE

TH Ji: ' p ER U PED AG 0 GI AN fUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1929

h yo u rh m band home ? BOBKJTTENS

MEA M rs. Pert: What d o you wan t · WIN

SH01;:T 1 I'm re v isin t h · 1 1 FROM STERLING ADMITTED TO PHILO ALUMNI

NOTES

HOME MADE P I E S "' list a n d 1 w a n t t k g h e v otin g

ITh e PJ1 ilom athe an Lite rary Society

2 doo rs so th f p h o no w w a t party h Id h u o ost Office · e b elon gs to.

CLA RK'S E L ECTRI C SHOP

M p ... =---=-== r s. ert: I ndeed! Well I'm the 1 20 to Gain Revenge Th u r sd r y , F e br u a i·y 12. party h e beio n gs to. 1· There was a short program, Vil'-

T h T he B0b k ittens a ga in sh owed their g inia Milst e ad san g two v oc a l solos eac er: Ro b ert he · I I · ' I I b ' re 15 an e xamp e true s t rid e when they ga ine d r eve n g e she w as a c comp anied b y Lucille m s u trac t 10 n S e ven b oys went to the c ree k t o b t h b t h on the sc a rl et boys fro m Ste r ling i n Hu g hs. a e , u two of t em 1 h ad b e e n to ld not to go in the wat- the colleg e W ednesd ay After t he program there was a long

1 1 Take Fast Game by a Score of 30 to e t e1r regular monthly meeting P "rmel R owe'y SPpe r in ten den t at De Witt, w as recently elect ed to a position, i n Case High School of Delr e IL , Mich iga n: Mr R ow el y rec eived h is A 1' Deg r ee from P e ru a nd his M. A from N ebra ska u niversit y He is t o beg in wo rk in his new position immed iat.ely.

er Now can you inform me how evening. , business s ession, in w.h ich twenty many bo y s went in?

The g ame was a f ast one Pate 1 : new mem b ers were adm itted to Lews C arter, 1928, who is c oach a nd R o be rt: Yes 'm seven. comme nced t he scorin g spree for the . t · inst ructor at Hemmin gsf orJ , writes B bk soc1e y. ___ o 1tt ens when he topped i n a free he h as a ver y successful ty i!'Mr. C art er : Of c ourse al) of yo \l throw a n d a c ouple of b askets in the T l:e c omm ittee d ecid ed t h at seven season in both fo otb a ll a nd b asket, I wh at the inside of a corpuscle first few seconds of pl ay. St e r lin g or e1.g ht men w ou ld be dropp ed fro m ball. Cart er's t eam h ad an unusu( The Shoe Shop 00 the E ast is hke? c a lled time ou.t. Then Bee t am , f! !l shy the fra t er n ity. Aft er a c h eck h a d a ll h ard ' basketb all sche d ul e, and r e· Side of t he Street ) ' ' Russel Sch a effer, interruptin g : Most ISterlin g forward scored a ne a t und er· I been t a k e n it was found t h a t thope cen tly lost a Jiard fou g h t g ame to I of us do, but you'd better explain ba• k e t sh ot. Thr ee p e r so Pa! fouls persons were not active in Ph"l Alli ance High School......_ · for the benefit of them th at have called in r apid succession on Beetam I k d h 1 0 _..,._...,._ -.. __..,._._._...,._ n ever b ee n inside of one. · f < , r h oldin g slowed him up co n sider- wor • an ad not been a ttendin g ! You'll not be di ssappointed f able the rem ainder of the meetin g s f if y ou g et yoµr h a ir cut at I The f ollo win g we r e e lect game d t h

Sh oe r epairing at ' Comf ortable' prices! L a dies S h oes a Special-

I . The first half was mostly P ate and e m 0 t e soci ety.

Lucile Newcomer,, Cla r a Stites, (Next to Gaines Hall on Sb , Ard yth H a ll, Dan1"al McS wa n H 1 I '-' t ) . a mpooing, scal p t reatment, facial s, ina rcelling - a ll D.a:sl}er ni e.'ki'lg " the m a jority of the ' e en .- Hvemen · ·· beauty c ultu r e Y ou r patronage appreciated. For point s, while Thompson a nd Be e t am Appomt mens Phone 187, Monteit h ' s R es idence. were fhe;.f ot war.d .twaH fo r St erlin g . K th W 11 · ' TAY a r yn 1 1Pms, Ru t h He auc h a r11!1, 1 Ill , LOR'S BEAUTE SHOPPE I The second half w as a J ack Fisher, John Stahn , L u cv A nd e r·

We s p ec1a b ze 1n ladies' a n d children's hair cutting

1of the battle royal c omm en ced m th e so n Au dre W If M b l · H · >. I ti h . , y o e, a e 1g 11 m s, V YOUR

_..__.,.. __ dahlf. lf _u act k thte Mar ga ra t e Majors, H a r vev Nic !rel,

econ a w1 a e ermma ion o D t h W · j .A

WHEN I N QOUBT-TRUMP OR COME TO overcome the 20 to 10 lead gai ned by ooster, and Mary Alice f

. KOEPPLE'S CAFE ! the The second h alf w as Leo H a uptman reported on the PHOTOGRAPHIC FOR Y OUR MEALS, L UNCHES, ETC.

A one

P h 1 95 ed to c all a halt to t he g am e and memb e rs a nd eliminate m '- · h g NEE S

so ro u gh th a t Jthe referees w ere fore - committ ee which w as t o select n ew

Peru Nebr .A • • • h em e1s w o D f • · t 1 give m strUct 1ons to t e p la yer:, · h 1J d not b-e e n ac t ive i n t h e •od ety ill

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A v E N U E S T 0 R '.E

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i° P eru sl a c k ed up rlun n g the fin a l Tryouts for the Philo p lay to be g h a lf and e a ch team scored ten poin t s , l" iVe'1 Marc h 8 w e re l<i 1;.is wee k 1 1

1 giving Peru the advantag: a t t he end At the reg u l ar meeting Thursday eve· I

of the game of 30 to 20. 1 ning, February 14, the cast for the FINE PORTRAI TS ·

Peru much_ skill fr om the pl ay w as a nnounced b y Hazel Will - I FRAMES free t hrow hne scormg 8 ou t of a Iiams, di r ector Those w h o will ha ve I

F ANCY BOX STATIONERY, NOTI ONS AND SCHOOL possible n i ne throws. Dasher pa r ts in t J-. e p l a y are : J ames D - Jzell. ; PHOTO FINISHI NG : w a s the outstandm g sc o r e r f or P e r u Dick · Will i ams, Eld on H ayw ard I CAM ERAS

SUPP,LIES

C O NKLI N E NDURA P ENS A ND PENCILS, UNCONDIl'IO NALLY AND P E RPET U A LLY GUARANTEED

A u t h o r i zed D e:;tle r for N e maha County for Remington

Por table T y pewriters

f a nd pl ay ed a R a lph Sellhorn, Donn a J a n e De lzell .A ALBUMS ly heady floor game; while Beetam Ruth Sch aeffer, Rut h Ganz, Lucille f a nd Boden w ere the m a in ::itays for Hughes, a nd John Ba th. I ' t he Sterling te ani.

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I 1'_ Tm NTS '1 ( Pres.J. M. Thomas of R utger s Uni.) : FOR D ay I f PERU STu u E 1 s halt the service of God "DERE F OWKS" l Eac h- week Peru's new Girl's

C U T FLOWERS ES!GNS

Invited t o e nro ll for t eac h in g ' a nd man before th ine heart as t h e I. . e a rer to realism The FUNERAL D ' l • end of a ll th y work. : D ear F olk s: l 1t or Y _ comes n .·. t n e WEDDING BOUQUETS ' p osit ions with j I Th ou s h alt inqui re. ot each stud y ! . l a r cJutects aie n ow :"'Q110 n : ont il e " e I FERNS , PALMS, AND f w h at it h as for t hee as a worker for I I got lots t o tell you about tbs p! a ns for the new n d - BEDDING P I ANTS

·G E BERTHOLD J

. IheDavis School Service !, a bett er wo rld, n ot r eli nqu ish in g thy ' bu t my statio n ary ·i s nearly a ll gone i will be completed m a t :me_. I ONE .& , , M i pursu i t of i t un t il thou hast g ain e d : and I sure do n eed sum more , Th e plahs were drawn Y I WIRE PH r W . r. DAVIS, 06, a nager j its pa ofit u nto th is e nd. I Well to begin w ith. I promis ed t o ! is a n d Schaumbe r g Lmcoln .

Pho ne 38 • 1 Th o u s h al t love t h e tr u th an d on ly tell you a b out t h at Mink t hing, b u t I II is ithe _same fi rm whi ch t.:'l £ r • ; # , the tr!1th , an d w elcome all truth _ I? l:i. d- g·uess it a in't m uch nessary the h ole p J;; ns f o r the.' s c'.e n ce Nebraska City, Nebraska f 138 No 12th St. Lin c oln, Ne br. I i l y, wliether i t brin g t hee or t h e w o , Id · p?per last w ee4 was fu ll of it. I thot I T.h e new will be 1:1 I V

• 1 joy or sufferin g, pleasu re or h ar d- ' t he plays we r e the most exciting est j t o the o ld and will be 1 un

shiJ), e as e or to il. ' c a u se after t hey we re ' all d one some- in c o n n ect10i;i with i t T h e prese n t - J Thou shalt m eet e a ch task a t t h e b od y made the ch a r a ct ers co me b ack J dinin g hall will be used The new 1

IS P E

C I A L T Y.

ass ig n e d for it with a w illin g o n the stage an d tfie-n a man up i n : struc t ure will be. th e

h e a rt. , th e balcoPy tuck n fl ash light pic(ure : of the present bmldmg. T here will

JCZDIJ--.-

, . I Thou sh a lt wo r k each d a y to t.h e of th em . 'Some of we kids set on the , be. a l a rge p orch a n d entrance n ear, I ,. '"" .

AND limit of t hy str en g th , consiste n l y fron t row in tri e blacony nea r w he re ' the nnrt h -east corner.

, LUMBER FUNERAL DIRECTORY wi t h y-et h a rder wo r k which sh all b e the m mi stood to t a ke p ictures and i As soon th e a.'. e

L. HORTON & CO. thy d uty o n th e m orrow. h e m i> de us get n n and m<we. 1for the b ml dmg, bids w i ll be 1 1 ; f Phone 128 P e ru, Nebr · I T pou s h al t res p ec t ' the r ig h ts an d he d idn' t w a n t u s see w h at .he do ne. ; e red. It 1is to c omm e ;- c e I I P AINTS

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I ties. solkited. I /h eld a n inform al get-td-gether nieetG o od T hings to Eat

At Y W. the week before the girls ,

drew n11mes for little sisters, · · each

' g i r l on t h e campus had a little sister.

Ma y b e she knew h er and m aybe she

didn' t'b u t if she didn't s d o n got

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m an y t hings done for the " little sis" II

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her a let ter, send her some candy or I

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the things our unknown "big , sisters' '

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TABLEROCK==UNADILLA WIN CLASSES B AND C

UNADILLA TEAM !DRAMATIC CLUB . . TABLEROCK FIVE CLASS c CHAMPS I H O L DS INITIATION TRIM DUNBAR

Sasseen and G ille n P lay Brilliant Games For Thei r Teams

S tec k an d Admitted as Hon· orary Members Bain, Shepherd and Boyles Feature

UNADILLA EASILY\ :FALLS CITY WINS TRIMS VERDON FIVE DISTRICT MEET

Be nnett Takes Victory from Johnson By Close Score, 18 to 12

Hav ing conducted au intensive In Class B Finals A smooth-working Un adilla fi ve

Greene and KesS'ler Div ide Honors in 1 Main E vent

B fi n als blanked Ver d on's hop es of a Class C T a blerock won the Calss superior team p l a y a nd mo re a c c ura t e !D ram atic Club furnis h e d several from Dunbar in a hotly contest frac- trophy Saturday mo rning by fo rcin g passing gave the m oose fr om Unad il- I • fi 1 h t h h d f 12 l 17 t 14 t B tt , students t he opportunity of express- as Sat u r day evening; the , na score t em to accep t e s ort en o a a a o V1 C o ry over enn e , b · 17 lL I d all h ·

An air tigh t d efense c o u pled wi t h study on i n terior complexes, t he Peru

T he hi g h spot of the Sou t he astern Neb rask a t ou rn a me nt c ame in the fi n al game of t h e Class A competion between Falls City and Dawson The and the Class C cha mpion s hip Satur- Ing t h ei r suppressed des ires. em to · to 4 g ame. nci ent y , t e wmne rs day night. T h e s core at t he half was Elvi n Davenport reverted to t ype The game was a thriller from t h e assur ed t h emsel ves of a trip to Li n- game was a t h riller from start to 8 to 7, Un adilla. and ind ul g ed in the p ast ime of his gun w ith neither team assured of coin and t he State Tourn a ment. fini sh. childhood b y l ovin g ly tossin g wal-supremacy until the final minutes. A ir-tig h t was t he defe nse t hat held Both teams pl ayed a n air-tight d e- T.he Moose p assed t oo a cc urately, B f d, th scori n g Sassein and Severin s h9t t oo deadly, nuts t o the natives below . am, orwar was e Verdon to on e field b as ket. They fe nse wh ich h eld thr oughont the enand aCptain Bri nkma n was to o smart T h en Clay Coy blusthi n g l y disp layed t hreat wi th to h is were n ev er a men acin g thre at to t he t ire g a me The first qu arter resu lttb b f his m uch admi red h a ts- b oth of T a blerock, for ti fied by t he defensive led in o nly one cou n t e r b eing made for e o y s rom upst ate. d d c · B l h " h h f th U dill · t them i n -f act as he s killf ully shovel- work of Shepher a n aptam oy es, i g opes 0 e n a a q u m · and t h at on a free th row b y Fish er UI1 adilla grabbed a n early lead and ' · e t danger B t 1 t k 1· h t l f th e d sno w banks from around the bur- were nev er m gr a · u e no one spea s ig Y 0 e of F alls Ci ty. succeeded in hold i n g it for m ost of k f · d ied f l ag p ole

Dunbar's at tac unc t1one per- g ame loser s. Burns and H arden, T h e se cond quarter b rought fo r th the game, altho ugh B e nne tt was in -1 •t d t h b k t

T h e n e'w scie n ce h all was fitti n gly f ectly unti 1 ne a_re e as e g u a rds, kept t he score d own to a a gre at deal more offensive , both front on c e at 7 to 6. h 1 k 11 t d e d i cated b y H a r v ey Cole w h en with w hen Harpster, t ei r an y, a · our- m eag er t welve. It w as mere ly a case te a ms missed a m aj ority of t h eir sh ots SaS'seen, a red-hea d ed bo y fr om f lashin g eyes a nd f r os t ed n ose h e de- n ame nt and sh a rps h ooter , was of bein g u nab le to loc a t e the hoop b ec a u s e of t h e diffi c ult an g les fr om Unadilla, s c ored six of his teams 11"ver ed an o rat1"on on " L ove and cove red as with a tent.

whic h t h ey were comp ele d t o make h d f B r inkman a nd Saverin w er e the big points and starr ed on t e e e nse Life." Co ach Johnnie Jone's team show ed . t h e a ttemp ts F all er's 61ink-shot from Captain Brinkma n. fo rwa rd, proved s uperio rity t.hr ougho ut the g ame, r ac kets m the U nad illa atta ck. T heir !center, Corn's ti p -off under t he bask1 d d G h osts of lo n g de ad war ri o rs were fl a real field g enera a n a "°"' s c ore Ba i n's : e st fl oor wol'.k e r u sed r ecep tion an li. cl ev er oor wo r k p ut :et foll owed by Fis.her's freak sh ot five poi nts, whil-e· S eve ri n counted pleasen t l y startle d by t h e r eap pear- h " t' f t h t h ' d "ff I I k th f ance of P o co h o n tas i n h e r ol d h au nts commen'. m t is sec 1r> n o i! our- It e m in scorin g pos1t10n. 1from a 1 icu t an g e, ept e a n s twice from the s id e as his c ont ribu- U n a m en t, while t h e c1efen5: 1•: w n rk I U n adill a fi g h t s i t out wi t h Bennett ,o n their toes t ill t he h alf ended 6 t o •. amon g o ur p ri ev al t r e es pon e x.ton. . , a min a ti o n b y the p syc h o -a n a lyz.e r, of Shepherd and Boyles k ep t t h e at s ev e n o'cloc k tonig ht. 15 m favor of t h e lose r s.

As in p r evious g ame s s a t - I Vir i n ia Milste ad had h a lting ly con- fiv e out of t he I . . I T he second p er iod opened a tack was centered around G ille n , wh o I g h h f 1 1 t b a zone. r ablerock has m ade an env1- B ennett Defeats Johnson F ive ·neat b ask et from a d rivin g t ip -off f ess ed er s ame u o ngm g o e ' h d scored two field goals a nd IP oc o hon tas a n d r escue m en a nd Ia.hie record this year. under t e irec- 1 A center six-foot-two inches in al - ,Pla y by Green e, fo llow ed by a free three times fr om t h e free t hrow hne other weakn e sses f rom d eath. In t10 n of Coach Johnn1e J on es, a_nd. t h e Itit ude wasn' t e n ou g h to stop Ben n e t t ' th r ow by th e same m an foll owin g to be high point m a n of the i t h is c h arac ter, she sea rche d diUgent- t eam no h t t l e c redit f o r I in h er c h amp io ns hip bid a g ain s t J oh n - Kessler 's f o u l; im medi tely a ' terCaptain Cameron t a llied fi v e p omts I 1 all o ver c o ll ege fo r a d yin g m a n th e. manner m t h ey h an d led son Saturd ay m orni n g . Th e Bennett ward s with a coun ter from mid-cou r t, and Vesley pl ayed a stellar defe n s ive l :Uemost cf the m we!'e t h eir oppon ents durm g the tourna- knights of t n e b ird's eye held an 18 m11k in g the co u n t 9 to 7 in favo r of game. I ( exc e p t i n o uT" Far East sect ion whic h me nt. t o 12 ad va nt a ge at the l ast whistl e D aWjSIO n.

BRADSHAW FRIDAy w ho faithfu lly exercised th e wind- ONE-SIDED SCORES Coa ch William's t otem-pol e ce nt er , ows) In fa ct E arl Whip p le w as so / IN FIRST OF CLASS C Bo ellstorff, was unable to find th e exClose Hard Games Mark Initial C on- 1 to pe a c-eful Jlumb e r durin g the I ___ act loca t ion of the basket despi te t h e t t I Cl entire d th fact that he w as almos t fo r ced to es s n as s B a a y, he a t tended classes , Bennett Takes Two Extra Periods To - - - n d m ea ls 10 hi s loung in g robe. In : Defeat Endicott duck to keep from runnin g into it. Class B competition p roved p l e n t y t h e f orenoon the fact that bis beard I ___ Cole and Ves ley, gu a rds on th e t ee n Frida y aft e r n o on w ith relat i vely w as two inch e lon g penetrated hi s One-sided final counts and rugged winnin g quint, sn atched th e ball out low scores bei ng i n vo g ue. befo g ge d mi n d a nd he shaved pl a y featured Friday's Class C com- of the ozone and, by the way, out of b l be tw e e n the ad · · t t• b "Id" I Boellstorff's waiting grasp, a nd con- Dun ar a y ed a ste a d y, h e a ds-up mims ra ion ui mg petition with Johnson, Verdon, Un agam e to down C o ach H a r :riso n's B r ad- a n a t he a ls o from e a r to ear. jdilla and Bennett winnin g places in tinued with the offense. shaw quin t 12 t o 5, whil e t h e U n io n- A t l as t 1t h a s been di s covered how lthe semi-finals. And then when a break in the · ff · H arvey N i ckel d B"ll Ok t k , Johnson defense ap p eared, Gillen a a ir was for ced i n t o . an i ren eep "John s on forced Honey Creek out of two eirtra cantos befo re an o ppone nt t helr :nym p .h-li k e form s. In spite of the running to· the tume of 16 to 13 took a nice dribble down the flo or . b the t rem e ndo t l t · h Pohlman was the m ain s t ay and .hi g h for Dun ar in the s emi-fin al s could · us men a s ram t ey and advanced to the semi-finals with bi! decid ed in Union's favo r 15 to 13. c a rr y, and H a rvey h a ve care- a victory over the strong Sacred point man for Johnson . Shubert found g oin g t o ug h agai nst (Con t mued on Pa g e • 6, Col. 2) Heart Academy five 15 to 11. a more exp e ri en ce d T a ble R o ck a g -

It took Bennett two extra sessions gregaiwn, losin g 18 t o 7 Co a ch A r m- NEBRASKA CITY FIVE to prove their superiority over Endi-

TABLEROCK-DUNBAR PLAY OFF CLASS B

The r emainde r of the q uarter w as m ade up of th r illin g ce nter- co ur t s ho ts b y Gre en of Dawson, and Hahn of F alls City, in te r s pe rs ed wi t h exceptio na l tl o0r w ork o n b oth side s.

H ahn and Kessl e r joine d in t o score 5 p oi nts and t h e m at'.e in of victor y The q u arter ended 12 to 11 in f avo r of Dawson.

Thr oug out t h e fou r th stanza th e score re mained the sa 'l'le Bo t h tea ms played a r em a r k ab le d efensive g ame.

Th e ga me ende d wi th t he s co r e .still 12 t o 11 in favor of t h e o r an ge and bl ack t eJ m. T o deci de the winn e r s

Le fo re t he ge me W d'l n tos s up , b oth pl ayed b aske t ball, wi t h F'n lls City h a vin J a sli ght adv an f ag e in g u ard in i;.

TAMES BOB KITTENS cott, the final 'reck o ning being 16 to py tempo. 14. Endicott's defense cracked after Semi-Finals Give Basketball Fans a Dawson and F alls Ci t y Players were

Both Green and Kessler, brillian t stro ng's five co ul d n ' t s ta nd the snap-

B First Game of Class A Was Hotly a last quarter rally had tied the co un . I Couple Treats in Class B

Ste lla gave 11at ton U n ion a nice ro.n but was un a ble to o vert ake the 4 Contested Frid.ay morning games in class C po int lead th e Uni o ners enjoyed a t gave basketball fans exceptionally T ablerock won the right to meet Ui e en d of the firs t quarte r The i nitial Class A b a ttle be t ween fine games and two of the opposite Dunb a r in the Class "B" fin als SaturPeru Prep and Nebraska City ended color. night by virtue of their 15 t 0 9 v1ctory over the scrappy Bratton Un-

DIment fo r t he first day of compe tit on the decisive score of 38 to 6 Coa ch d"

PHILO ' S P LAY CAST m the bi gg est upset of the tourna- Unadilla took Ot oe mto camp by . t . th fi 1 f th t · 1on earn m e sem1- na s o a

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bo t h given b e rths on t he tournam ent t e am, while Sh aw , r unnin g m at e to Gree n wa s g iven a b erth on the s econd te am All th r ee of these men showed rem a rk able s kill in handlin g the ball, and we r e unanimous choices for t heir re spec t ive pos i tion s

N O W W ORKI NG HAR Nebras ka. Ci t y won by the sc ore ifAvery_ teatmh bshlolwed good more experie n ce Table-- I orm m an mg e a . k h" . f DAWSON GOES TO . B B " 20 to 16 roe mac me w as superior most. o FINALS IN CLASS A

IIn another close game Verdon fin - th · · 1 d t I

Th B bk 1 d e way, g ammg an ear y a van age Success e o ittens P aye an over- ally nosed out a victory over t h e d · t · · · h h t Th . . . an mam ammg it t rou g ou . e . . - confident ga me of b as ketball which lc age artists of Brock, the final score h a lf ended 9 to 4 in favor of Table- ,Humboldt Trails With Only One TalThe Philomath e an '.Literary Societ y caus ed t he i r downfa ll. D asher played was: Ve rdon 17; Brock 14. rock. ' ly Till Near End of Grune s to give a play o n Friday, M a rch a he a dy g ame of basketb a ll, a nd Inability to count from the free L. Jasa , flashy forward, and Shep8. The play is no t on l y a \l ome t a lent . Id do throw line put Dubois out of the race herd center were the m Pin st av s on Dawson won the ri ght to meet Falls 1 • b did all th at one man cou , , production , bu t is also w ritten YI by the narrow mar g m of one pomt . the Oran g e drive to victory. Each ,Ci t y m the final s of Class A toni ght. h 1 Th l · ti"tl ed to s t ave off defeat. Ne w t o n pl a yed a Th fi 1 T 1 7 · D . . I ome ta ent. e p ay is en , 1 • •· 1 • _e na score was a mage , u- scored s ix pomts and were outstand- JT,hey defeated the f as t Humboldt "The Ink Girl ," and was writte n b y stellar d e fe nsi v e g a me for the Kit - bolS 6.

in T ablerock's air: tight defense. ' te a m by the deci.·sive sco . re of 15 to 9 Anna Bes t Joder of the Peru tens Barn was also outstandmg on the de- jin a fast ·and interestin g contest. taculty. S t e r ner, and Mcinty r e s tarr- ART CRAFT CLUB fense. . . . · .The g uardin g .of t he Daw"The InK: Girl" is full o f a ction ed for N e bras k a Ci t y.

ELECTS 1929 OFFICERS C. Glo th ar, dimmu ti ve g uard. and . s o.n te am kept th e Humbold t boys far from beginning t o end. The s c enes BO X SCORE cen t er, st ood out f or t h e bnys from the winnin g stage. ""nt er a:round the newspap er o ff ic e Name and Constitution for Club Was 111 blue. L. Glothar, g u a rd, w as the : G fl h" D · · f. · d "" p (16) FG FT PF Pts . . r e en, as y a wson orwar · to- 1 The Peru r e p . M le a dtn g s core r for Br a tton U nion . · . . ' rJf a pr omin e nt daily journ a . ! D ash e r , f 4 4 2 12 Adopted at Recent eeting wi t.h one fi eld g oal a nd two free Dw1th Shawt,t w1e re Gthe big gu ns d dimaxes of the pl a y have th a t " p ro - I. W i lli ams, f - - 0 2 0 2 t h r ows. e a wson a acc. ree n sco.re fe.;:sion al" touch t h at is s o essen tial

0 0 1 0 The Art Craft Club me t last Mon- 1111ne of the po ssib le fif t een p oints iO a successful play. There are s c e neS Pat e , <·c .-_ f_ ..., ,,,_ ______

0 1 0 1 d a y e v ening and elected o;ffice rs , Qunbar Wins In Semi-Finals while Shaw scored t wo and Corn 3. r,f th e rush hou r in p ub lis h ing a Ap p l e g ate , , 0 0 2 0 adopted a const ituti pn a n d sele cted H arp ster, W estb r ook, and Com n any The gu a rdin g of R il ey and Hic k ey ex t r a in which l ove, ho n dr N e wton , g -,-- -:-'.-, -,-- - - 0 0 0 o a n a me. The name selected is "Fab- as sured Dunbar a trip t o the Sta t e was worthy of no t e, h a ving held and happi n ess are involved IPu g h, g _ - - ; - - - 0 0 0 0 ricat io n." The office rs a re, tourn il ment b y conquerin g Union 28 Humboldt to a one point t ally for ,,, 1 y W. W 1lh ams, g - - - - -

4 7 5 16 p r es ident, Barbara Peetz; "9'1ce-pres- to 19 in t he first g ame of the Class ne a rly three qu arters of t he g am e. lb e pl ay is truly a new sp ai::er P at' TOTAL · ident, Marion McGrew; sec.-tre as , IB ste mi-fin als IMos t of Hu mb old t's scor es were m ade 't+h b 'th a m t1ma e I · I vm ..., n Y one WI n 1 th N b k C"ty ( 2 0) FG FT PF Pts Bernice Miller. U r io n ne ve r h ad a ch a nce aft er Iafte r D awso n h ad s ubstituted her '1mwled g e of newspap er peop e, e e ra_s a 1 o o o o The members be ga n their work at Westb ro ok br oke a 2 to 2 ti e in t h e se cond te am ' th h If b · g a pr ac ti c a l Neum1ster , fll. or erse em n tire f - - - - o 1 O 1 the last meetin g. So m e a r e workin g fi r.st few minu t es of pl ay w ith a ne at Do r land c a rried the brunt of the mnter and n e w sp a per w om an A Mel ' f 4 1 3 9 on le a ther c oin pu r s es. Many ot her s ide sh ot. F r om then on , e x ce:ri t for offense f or the Humboldt five, scor· tiiread of delicio u s humor t hru- S t ern e r , -· 4 2 2 10 thin gs a r e planned for the fu t u r e. a l ast mi nu t e r ally in w hich Uni o n in g four of t h eir nine p oints, pai ring 1ut the play. It d epicts the a nd lOwens, - - - 0 0 3 o T he ne xt m ee t in g will be held Mon- a nk a b r ac e of field goals, D u nb a r w ith his runnin g p a r t ner, Schuler, not unm;ual scenes as f o und m a Cl a rk - 8 4 8 20 day, March 4. w as compl ete m aster of t he si tuation who a!sQ scored four points office 1 TOTAL

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a ll un de r t he di re c t i o n of A d a E yr e to msufi'J"er·ed a broken I Th is y e a r P er u a dd t o er co ac · ft av o Nebra s ka, as second class matter. . • h E t were re spons ib le f o r t h e pro g r am . ty a ·n the win ter. Stu den ts and - l i ng s t aff a new co a c ' arn es E very yea r afte r the c ost u me par ear i er i . 1 k Wee kly at Peru State " Dutch" L orb eer "Dut ch" is a re a l t h G " i's Clu b c e leb rat e s i ts bi rth · fr i ends o f Miss C ar enjoy seein g e ir - ·ts b ut the c ampus once more d a y in t his man ner T h is year i s I her a o

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EDITOR - - - - - - - - - - - - - .,--- MILLARD FOWL"ER

E. F. Monroe

ASSOCIATE - - - - - - - - FRED DUE Y Si n c e edu c a ti o n i s a p r o gr a '11 for

BUSINESS MANAGER - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - E R. BURK E Y di re c tl y m o d if} i n g t he i n d i v -d u 1 and

ASSOCIATES - - - - - HAROLD MARREN, WAYN E CATL ET T f '> r d ir e c t ly m c di fyi n g s oc i ety t h ru

FACULTY MEMBER - - - - - - THO MAS E. E i\J T\l JS t he i n divi d ual , by m ea n s o f the tw o

SPORT F E ATURES - - - - - - - - - "TIP" ROBERT S ob jective ''.!n·

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SPORT - - - - - - - - - - - - - - "SQ UE AK" MU MP ER and he knows how to ma ke p r o gr am of stud ies. EST HER A. CLARK "STEVE" TU R ILLE . · . . · . 1

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more. His basketball se ason t h13 ye ar T he scie nc e o f Wh a t v a lue is for eig n anguag&

DRAMATICS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ELL EEN lVrEANS h as been quite successful. "Dutch" i e r s and p resents the " why" i nq u iry s t ud y? I t is a bi g q u es t ion and of

FACULTY - - - - - - - - - F R ED COLE 1 h 11 . t t t of educa t ion the b a s ic p r ofess ional 1 wid e appli c a t io n . If w e consider

""'c::nu HELEN WAGNER WILLARD FOWLER made t e f o owing s a emen t o a , U h " h b d h SQTJ

J'flF: W A ' · "' : e b je c t i ves a n d prm c1ples. p o n t 1s m erely some of t e y-pro uc ts, sue ' P ed ag og1an r ep orter tod a y . 11 a 3 s c om es fis t He "wt at an d ' a s the clarifying a n d emiching- oi THE OLD SPIRIT

I "Basketball h as c om e rap idly t o th e the el e c ti v e cm r ic da r ma- ou r English through b e t t e r k nowledge /front in recent years due t o Ut e de- ' t e r i r l p r o p r e ly g- r a cl ed rs y c h o o ' ic a!l y of the m e anings and u sage o f words, by Lon R. Graf 1mand for a midwinter or b etw ee n a nd sociologically. In the next tier •or the p o wer of c o ncen tration, in·

· - Q k ' t d also · because of its is the "how" question, the m ethod s s ig ht, j ud gement, t as t e , and · -clear Where are the Porters, SeJzers, Smiths, uac en- ,season SJ:>Or an. . 1 and device s, for mo st eff e ct u a lly t h inking resu l t in g from t h e effort to bushes R e a vises Hahns Rices Purdues Gab bys Lieb- I hi g hly inte r esting, competitive sty e in g t h e cuttin g ed g e contact bet ween m ast e r o th e r modes of s p eec h, t hese ' ' ' ' , oi p l ay. Basket b a l1 , of the the indiv idual pupil and the cur ri c- 1alo n e m a k e such s t udy well worth e ndorfers, Stewarts, Townsends, Graf s, and Shaws of ; uniformity of . its rules and . Ute . . !w h ile. t ? Th t d t 'n b Id relief in of understandmg has attamed th e The l a s t la yer IS th at p ert nm mg to I Then there a!'e th e val ues fo und yes eryear. ose s an OU. 1 0 rank of a SJ?Ort in b ot h hi g h the forces and circumsta nces of th e in a b r o ad er ou t lo ok on life. t he southeast Nebraska high school hlstory of the track schools and colleges. "c ontro l" the an d l a ngu ag es are d oorways openin g to · l f h b d t t d' · \ The place atta i ned by b asket b a ll m ana g e rial condition s , w ays a nd t he w o rld. Thro u gh t he classics we a nd field. Al 0 t e a ove ment10ne were OU s an Ing .h'as undoub t ab ly been la r g ely d ue t o m e a n s, plan t s, a nd of t h e !t urn to the p a s t , an d gain a truer athletes before the World War with the exception of the in t erest t a ken by the sc t ools school as a n inst itution s e nse of perse p e c tive tor o u r own . , and colleg es of Am erica. The s ? t ie r s ex t end up or , t imes. Through mod er n lan guages t he phenommel Lloyd Hahn, whose mte r - s c:holast1c car- : " During the past five years b asiket- out m conc en tric circles or spheres l we r ea ch o u t t o o u r worl d neighbors. ee r chanced to fall during that period of khaki and Sam \ball has taken rapid st ; ides fo rw a r d fr om the cen t er · m os t one of P sy - fin d them, afte r a ll, v e ry m r ch in both offensive and defensive t ac - ch olog y hke ourselves, when we become acB rown belts. ;ti cs Especially is t hi s true i n t he 1 Our deparm en t furm s hes all t h e lqu a int ed w ith them in their own : hi h schools, due p e rh aps t o t he f act \ fund am ental r equ1re m: nts la n g u a ges. That memorable period of strife seems to have done experienced coaches are b ein g ' fo ur su c c ess ive car dm a l mq umes I T h ere is stilI th l 1 The work is profes si on a li zed alo n g 1 ano er v a ue, ra t her for us wh a t the Civil War did for the South, at least l us ed. Gre ater str.ess is bein g pl aced h l" f h t "f • d d " (s u b tle p e rhaps, but k eenly fel t by , · · t. e m e s o t e n-ew e s - va n 1e is - 11 1 - 1 on the fundamen t al s sucJ1 as - f _ bl h 1 I an g u ag e st ud ents th a t i s h eai·in g t ninking in terms of track and field performers and Ipi vot in g , d r ibb :in g, sh oo t in g , e tc ., an d 0 our Trehp utba e psydc to obg, t h e 0 mak e r s of lit:r a ture 1jke H oni r 1 h b 1c a sc1e n t 1sts e 1g ne e o e IE , e Performances. RS a result bette r basketb a l a s ee n b d . th t f t h t I t ,- I n g hsh maste r s , speak in t hei r native 1developed. , emp a s1ze 1s a o e ac ua r n "- l a n d Vii·Eril ; t · · I fer or applic ation of t he se t r u trs a n d l .us a s we .he a r ou r

One might ask why the youth of the past turn e d 111 I " To fur t h e r de vel op bask etb a ll an d princ iples to the p rofessiona l b us i - :ongue, somethm g t h at c a n not b e en · , • f h. t he b as ketb a ll sp irit in sout he as t e rn ness of tea ch ing On ly wh en pro - JOY_ed in :he b est transla ti ons. b etter tllTI € S and marks th a n those of the Pl esent 0 t IS N eb r as ka I would su gg est th at mor e . h b d "t'- t h It IS , I be lieve m this dir e c t co t t , sp ec tiv e te a c e r s a r e un 1e w1 ,1 e w t h th 1 ' n ac era Some would sugge s t that the lads of th e pas t we r e 1cl ose ly t.e a g u es be atti t ud e of co ns ciou sly attemp t in g to e t 10 ughts of gr·eat s ou ts. pas t .. form ed wh1c.h will crea t e mo r e com- transl ate th es e id e al s i nto nc tuality d pre sent, that the stud y of fo r dgn o lder when graduatmg. In some cases this may hav e \munity interest I would suggest a 's 0 in the p rac t ical sc h ool fi e1d do es c ontribu t es most to the been true. However most of the competitors were no th at support ing public rea p t h e b en efit e n ric hm en t of life

pe r cen age rat er t an putting a ,entitled from its teachers colleg e. Last Tu e s d a y Mr. F,r,liis older than those -who compete in high schools m the the stress on winning. gave an address t0 t h e facu l t y _ on

"In the foundation of this, a leagu e BOBKI TTENS LOSE "Sc hools a nd S tudent Life In Ch ma" prese nt era. or leagues establishing a more com pe- The Nebr aska Ci ty Wolvelines, pre- !The most impo rtant factor in c· der tracks were unknown in this sector. Equip- titive spirit between towns is nec es- isenting a revamp e d Ji.icup , is h- ta lk was the o r g an i z at io n a nd tn sary; this will bring about keener ed the Bobkittens of Peru on stre n g th o f t h e s t u dents i n China. ment was scarce and no one ever heard of a sweat SUit competition and a better brand of \Wolverine floor T ni g h t b y 1:1 . h 1 I 'ntendents or principles sometimes 'basketball will develop . \margin of one point, to 18. Two farme wJ m et on a c u ntry rn ad H1g SC }OO supen . i "A meeting should be held once each Coach Wonde rs Kittens sho w ed and p u lled u p t h e ir horse s . acted in the capacity of c aches. They very httle year to discuss the rules and their some difficulty in g'.?.tti n g sta r t ed b n t " Si,, s aid J osh , " I' ve got a mu le d t f 1 changes both for the benefit of the they led at the half 8 a nd 6. N e b · with' distemper. W hat d id you g iv e ahOllt sports but we of those pre-war ays are f:!ra e u 1referee and the coaches. Thi s will :ra.ska City pepped the last 1-i ulf th a t one of y o u rs when he had for the meag-er knowledQ'a whkh t.hev offered. The lure 1also bring about a better unde rs tand - land outscored Peru 1.:> to 10. "Tur p e n t i ne Gidd a n! " · . · • t t • ing between officials and coachs ." Stearner, Owen s, and Mcl nty1 e h · t . of trophies meda]s or ribhons (hd not eXIS excep In carried the brunt o f the Wolv eritie A week l a t er t ey m e a1gam ' · · f N b k · "Say Si. I g ave my mu e t u r pen state meets soonsored by the Umvers1tv o e ras a.

"ESTES PARK"

MEETING HELD attack, while Dashe r , Apple gate. :o> n o \ t· ci ..t k'l d hi.m,.

OUR PRESENT GENERAT ION

' · k C't p Pugh stood out f.Jr the goldel'.L av a l- 10 an i i e · Auburn. Falls City, Humho1dt, Ne bras . a I y, awnPe A large number of men and women anche "Fil ler! T·iw·. t"r. c ;<"1 <'l a:- ." City and Tecumseh were the only schools that sponsor- the hcld in the . ' . . . . . t t t Now we high school auditorium on We dne s- ,_ ed ath JetICS m th IS d1str1c wen Y y ears ago. day night. This an "Estes Park" have more than t hirty high schools and most of them !meeting. Picture slides were shown t • " ' th experienced coaches to direct the by Arthur Lindahl and James Del- : l a ve pl Og'ram.., WI zell both of whom have attended athletic reins. national meetings of the Y. M C. A.

c ceive of an reason why our cinder artists at Estes Park. The pictures portray-

an we con y th d f th e ed various scenes of the great out-of- Is the "flaming youth" of this pres- se nd many a bo y or g i:rtl on t he road of the present should not surpass e recor S 0 OS doors in and about Rocky Mountain t' d' 't w ay a lon g to ruin. k f k · 't · th . h · ent genera ion wen i ng 1 s of 1909 or 1910 or 1911? The lac 0 trac spin IS e Park, together wit Vl·ews ath that leads to de struc- In this Chris t i a n na ti on of ·ou rs we . t b . t • th s 1 es of bmldmgs and retreats tht were oc - the broad p ' become a l arme d at t h e almost in cred· real answer. Athletes mus egi:i 0 p1.epare em e v cupied by those who : had the h ono r 1tion? Will our nation fall, as did ! 1:.1 y sm all number of you ng peop le in February or ear:y March. Cahsthemcs, of representing the .Y. w. c . A. jGreece and o: the \ w ho regul a rl y attend Su nday Schoo! ercises rope cJimb1ng etc. are all necessary In round1ng and Y . M. C. A. organizatio ns. . jimmoral prochvities, prohfic with the and Ch ur ch. P erhaps t h e Ch urch . ' . . ' ' ] d d t b · t rest- Another national meetin g will b e uncouth and the vul g ar, of our fu- Ihas not kep t u p, w ith the mto good cond1t10n. Many a s 0 no ecome m e held from June 7 to 17 of t..his year. ture citizens of Americ a ? If so , upon needs of ci v iliza t io n. It is v ery self· ed in the cinder sport until a week Or two before their Representatives will be chosen fro1?°1 whom ca n we pl a c·e the bl ame for ! evident that ame liorati on in moral f t t Th f'nd their times or marks are poor in t he membership of the two orga m- t his deterioration of standards and and social c onduc t cann ot be obtain· IrS mee · ey l . • zations at some future time. idea ls? Shall we call the church, the ed by preachi ng th at one should comparison to others. This causes them to entertam th <=> schoo l, the home t o task, or is this \ good, neither c an w e e x p ect much idea that they are not of the right typ e for track work. EDUCATION FRATERNITY ADD d ecline of mora ls a na.tural in chara cter from list·

11 • N 1 d really know ho w 1 FOURTEEN NEW MEMBERS evolution of any prosperous nation? emn g to one s erm o n a week. T rJ s is They are usua y WI ong. .o a can c:; • • Many are condemning mode rn t o o much like ad m in iste ring m edicine skillful he may become, until he has faithfully tramed I. F ourt een .c andidates, youth for their .freedom, tJ:ieir h old- as a q uack doc tor doe s in presc r ib ing f · · ht weeks. · I have observed that most boys the quahf1caho.ns for m e:nbersh p ness, and a spo onfu l as a r em e d y for e v ery ail · or or ' Th m D elta Alpha Pi Fraterni ty , w ere Th ey are cntc1zmg them for their ment. Reli gion is n o t--and, if to of this reg10n train only f OJ: a week Or two. ey are 1 in it iated Mo nday eveni ·g , Febr uar y looseness of morals, an d their fr a nk- s uc cessful i n i ts p urpo se must no ' only kidding themselves. Ten hours of re g ular sleep, a : 18 Th rse g aining membership we r e: n ess in di scussing Yet, wi:io p r o- b e- a a bs tr act theo1'y, bui h d t 1. th · d ell adopted schedule of , Ruby Bro w n , E. E. Burke, R alnh mul g ates the se obs cene pictures, mus t be b ved to realize the v:i lue C Osen le , Ca IS enICS an a W • Flo r ence Davis, Lorine Er- t hese nov els, w hich so vividly des - which is p ortended preliminary runnmg are the only that Wlll Iickson, .Anna G ay- cribe ev ery sex thrill? It is c'ertain- Nevert heless, these American bring a youth into the pink of cond1tJon. jlor d , Mildred Km ght , .ba rne ;;t Has - ly no t the you t h of ?ur natio n. Ol d y oun gsters , t h o ug h tltey may be wil d. . . . . t h • t . d h • Id I se lblad, Mona Lyon , Barti..n Redfern, ag e is alw ays delu s1oned as to the fo olish. a nd incor ri ·i b le are sound One high school of this d1stnc as J: e ame el 0 ' Raymond Reed, Edwin Re ctor, and morals of youth. Their m em ory at he art a n d l ' t.t l diff . nt . . . h I I ' w· l ' ' e ve1y I e e1e pre-war track sp1r1t. This SC 00 a so possesses an ' Hazel 11 g row s very if asked to t hi nk in m any respec ts f ro m t he 'r ance:J11 nt track coach. The combination of the two have After the im t ia:1on, mto their ow n a dole scen t pe1iod t o r s. T h e re a r ,e many a mo ng thi> exce e . k bl were served. Plam brick ic e-cream of hfe Into our theaters, owned grou p of " J a z zin a d, you t hs" wh o Jrnve been the direct cause of that schools remar a e success with a sm all red h at che t imprinted a nd oper u• c d h y t h e e lder g"ener a tion, a s i n cere p u rpose in life who beneath in the last few years. on. it, cake d ecorated with a ch erry we ti e limits of vul g ari ty a nd this ou t c o at of veneei'. are genu ine •. b d d b 1l h ] j tw1 g, and coffee revived the s om e- pro:fan1 t;: str et ch e d on every side. an d h ave t h e ma t eri al the em bryontc Should that old spn 1t . e opte . y a . our SC 00 s, what exhausted victims of the i niti- \ The sug g·estiven ess of t he pic t u res sta te, t h at will the futu re southeastern Nebraska will rise agam. I ation. . s hown on the screen is sufficien t to Pa <l l" r,c:; of our civilization.

FRESHMAN CLUB P L AN 1 BEING CARRIED OU T i

Fresh m en Organfae Into S ix t een

G roup s for Goo d T i mes

Alpha Literary Society

Presi dent- Anna Pettinger

V -Presiden t-Elsie Willi a ms

Sec r e t a r y - M a rie Nol t i n g

I Treasurer- Ruth 8 t uc ke nho ltz Mi ss Gr a c e T e ar , spo n sor of t h e · I Se a r g ean t - at-Arms- P a u l a Marie fre hman cla s s , h as intro d uce d into Schindler.

IG. A. A. PROMINENT IN SCHOOL ACTIVI TIES

Al l Gi rls In Sc hool H ave An Oppo r-

R URAL E DDUCATION GIVEN FULL COLLEGE RANK

{ J. W . Tyl e r , directo r)

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1929

ALPHA MU OMEGA

Alpha Mu Omega is an honorary m athemati cs fra t erni t y . Its a im is

tunit y at Sports F or th e first time, r ur a l e ducat ion to develop and promote interest in in Peru Sta te Te ache rs College has · the study of m a them a tics and t o

The Gi r l's Athl etic Assoc ia ti on at been pl a ce d on full c o ll ege r an k, investigate the subjects of m athemat- the colle ge t his year s i x t e e n new Couns elor- Mis s Do nner freE-hm e n clubs . Th e fo llo w i ng a ccount of t he c lub s an d the o ffi cers R ea din g

Pres iden t - Hel e n W agner

V -P re s ident- Emily Woo d s

S ec.-T r e s.- - Wilma Oze nb a u g h

Couns elor- Mi ss Te a r

Swimming (Me n)

P r -es id e n t - B e rn a r d Gallo way

V -P re s ident D ea n Grass

Sec -T res - Geor g e Cook

Trave l

P l·esident- Gl a dys Kimsey

V-Pre s iden t__ Cl ay Co y

Sec.-T re s - M arie No l ' i ng

Counse lor-Miss Burton

Trav ko (l\.o da k)

P r e s id e nt- L orene N orto n

V-Pre s ide n t-.John B ath

S e c.-T res . - Lucy Anderso n

t he prese n t ti me is one o f t he ou t - suc h li ne J f w ork h avin g b ee n di i> c011 - ic al in t erest th at are not presented in standing o r g an izations on t h e c am - t inued in the de mons t r a tion hi g h the r egular cl ass re citation s Studen ts p us. sd .o ol. th!s arl- who a re majorin g in mathem atics for A n y g irl may belon g wh o ge t s i n v a nce i n the stand ard of re q 111re- ei t he r t he two ye ar diplo ma or th e the rig h t nu m ber of pr ac t ices r e qu ir- ment, the department is qui t e l a r g e . A . B. de g ree an d wh os e schola r ship is ed by t h e c lu b Afte r th e sr e cifi ed th is ye a r, ther e being al.out eig hty 1' h ig h are eligable to m embers hip n umber of p ractice s ar e fi nish ed , t.h e e nro ll ed f .:l r sn c h wor k Meeti ngs are h e ld e very t wo w eeks q u al1 ' fy 1 ' n g g 1r1s a r e d1 ' v1 ' de d 1 ' nto nt wh 1 ' ch t 1me a program is p resnte d T hi s d epa r tment ,has a lso und er- I h d h f t h t d ts It e a m s, eac h t e am e lec t s its own c ap- un der t e Jea ers 10 o e s u en t ain. The t ou rn ament sta rts an d a s g one qu i t e 8 comple te r eorgan iz ati on, j T he fraternity h as be en of!icia ll y r e ca t eam is d efe a te d i t mu st d rop from as will be note d i n t h e co mi n g s u m, og nized as a b ra n ch of th e N ation a l t he ra c e. Th e t e am winni ng a ll of me r a nd regu la r c at alog u es. T he I Counc il of Math ematics Teac.hers. I ' t t h e g a m es is c h ampion. T he point t \·: o c •·ur ses prev ious ly 1,ifered in j Th ro u g h the e ffoi ts of t h e fra t er m y, system wh ich is in fo r c e !!ra nts P eru Tea chers Colleg e is m ain tained Ime t h ods h ::. \' e be en mer •rc d 1 1 0 a 1 • f ti po ints for mak in g a t.ea m, for hi kin g ' as an instit u tio n a l me m ber o 1e 1 a nd oth e r a ctiv ities. The p r e rnl'Jt sin g le course of four h ou rs, a nd to : Ma t h emati c a l AEs ociation of A me ·ic a. I is Mi ss Fra n cis R oot, with t hi s h as been add e d a fou r h our IAt prese nt t he ot he r t wo ins t it u t ion al I D oroth y Mar tind ale a s p res ident. , . co urse in r ura l pro b lems, embr acj n g in t his sta te a re u ni1 The_ girls' athl etic cl u b w as Ithe two outstan di n g prob lems of m an- v e1:s1 ty ? f N ebrask a a nd Creig h ton

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I org a111 zed ·m under t he nam e of agement an d h ealt h. Th ese co urses IUntversit y. ·

" Olympi a Club " \ h,e we re c onstitu te t h e d epartm en t a l re q uire- The following p r ogram wa s given ! played between c ls ss t e ams. Be- 1 f h 1 t'fi F ebr u a ry 18:

1, h 1 b J ments or t e e em e nt ary ce r 1 1cate ; s ides bas ket ball and games t e c u . 'I Ch ai rma n, Mar ga re t Chneberg Writing sponsored hikes on S a tu r d ay a f ter - I valid fo r t h r e e y e ars m the e lemen - f A ' t h t • ' I The Def1111t1ons o n me 1c -'.>! e a ch of the9e c l ubs w a s prepare d President- Mil d re !} L efl er ; noons The club w as very popu la r ' t ar y s cho ols of N eb ras k a. M;. Barton Redfern

MISS G RACE TEA R fo r us ' thro u g h t he c o u r t e s y of Mi ss .

Co u n s e lo r- Mr Van Dyke

V-Pres id e n t-B e rnice Wa r nk e . a nd from the beginning was d estin- 1 ' To the a b ove fr.es hm an co u rses The Defi n iti ons of Geometry

Tea r : ! Treasurer-Edi t h Groesoehme st i t ution . The first advi s er was Miss h h S e cretar y- D o n a J a ne Delzell , ed to remain a long .time in the in- · h ave been a ddd two re qu ired ..sopho- Miss Gladys Wiles The i arges t freshman class i n the I R h 'Sh ' 1 · d th f ' t . •more cou rses and t wo ou rs e ac. . Biog r apihy of Carl F. Ga uss

I Counselor-Jo e Jones , ut 1ve ey an e 1rs p res1an n als of Peru , n u mbe r ing o ver two : dent was Myrel Argabri g ht. The y Thes e co u r ses a r e r u ra l educ ati on I Mi ss Lorene hu n ch ed an d s ev e nty , h a s been mak - Th e f o llowin g clubs ar e no t fully · did a great deal makin g t h e and comm unity lead ers hip T he form - Critic a l R e view of t h e J a nu a ry 1sin g hi story · on the camp u s . o r.g anized a s y et. ; girls happy and .providinp: h ealth - er s eeks to b roade n t h e persepc t ive. sue of t h e Ma t hemat ics Teacher. The r e pli es to ·a que s t i o n a fre sub- , ful r e creation. ·cl arify t he insigh ts a n d un derst a n d - P ro f J R V a n Dyke mit t ed e a rly in the yea r s h o wed that Needlework : In 19 24 the "Olympia Club" w as in gs, a nd d eep en th e ap p r e c ia tio n s in many of the cl ass ha d b e en ac ti ve C ou n selor- Mrs Joder : c han g ed to the "Gir ls Athle tic As- t h is very si g n ifica n t te a c hi n g fiel d. wo rk ers in s o ci a l o rg aniz a tions o f S e rving sociation" under the direction of The l a t ter cou1·se se e ks to build on I CLARY'S CAFE t hei r hig h s c h ools and t h a t they w a nt - Ruby Damme. The pu r p ose of this . t he p r ec ed in g course in t h e d ev el op- # .MEALS, LUNCHES, ti · t" ·n t h e s o Co u nsel o r - Hele n Ma e A lex a nde 1· ed a f ull e r pa r cip a 10 0 1 - j o rg anization was to enlist the int er - m ent of leadersh ip in t h e vari ous ru- g SHORT ORDERS ci a l li f e o f th e college.

Costume : e st of a s many colleg e g irls 8l5i pos - r a l an d v ill age co mm u n ity activ i ties # HOME MADE PIES

Unde r the gu id a nce of Mi s s T e a r, Coun s e lo r- Mrs. Enn is, N ell a Bai rd ; sible i n athle t ics, b oth i nd oor a nd ' The c omple ti on of t he two year (: 2 doors south of Post Office . clas s a dvis o r, s i x t een new clubs have I i ou t d oor sp o.r ts; to g i ve them e x ec- 1cou rs e entitles the stud en t to an ele -

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been form ed The f res..'h me n a re ur g - J Swi.mmiog ( Girls) : ut i ve e x p erie nc e in h a n d lin g th es e !me n tary rura l certificate, vali d in ed to l o ok u p o n t hese j Counselor- Ma x i ne S ea rs , s ports a n d in conduc ting m ee t ings , Ian y sc hoo l in Neb ra s ka for a term of as app o rtun i t ies , not :'0 d i and t o fo ster sc hool conscio us ne ss 1thre e years an d ex t en d able into a r LA R

are invite d t o s i g n u p fo r UNUS UALLY B US Y YEAR FOR I a nd iSchool s p i rit. Du r in g this ye a r 1p ermanent life ce r t ific a te af te r t h ree v ti on in the gr oups arpealin g to t heir j 1928 P E R U D RAMA T IC C LUB I keen interest was show n in s occer, ye ars of s ucce ssfu l tea chi ng. in t er ests a nd n ee d s . T h e r es; o nse h a s I I volley ball, track, b aske t ba ll, b a s e - Owin g to th e overcrowded condibeen e nthu s i a s t i c The Freshm a n I T h e P er u D r am at i c Club ho lds t h is ! b a ll s wi mmin g and tennis, wh ere be- tio n this yea r it w as found neces s? r y Pl « yerf' ad a ll (•l h c i·s in ! y ear of g re at importan c e in its ,hi st- / onl y bas ke t ball .h a d b een play- t o d eny enr oilment t o sev er a l wh o with the J o ll y a nd the Em i y ' or for it i s its tweni e t h a n niversary Ie d d esi r ed t o e nr oll in the d ep artm e n t P ost clubs as ne a r rivals . . : y , . . h Id f m In basketb all all t h e team s were t be pl a n for nex t Onl y fres hme n may b e a c hv e A \'1ee k of ce1 eb r ::i t 1on e roek !d ivid e d in t o blues, gol ds, whites, ye ar, it will b e poss ibl e to take c a r e

K , S

ELECTRIC SHOP

Shoe re pa iring at ' Comfortable' prices ! Ladi e s Shoes a Specialty.

(Th e Shoe Shop Side of the Stree t) on th e Ea st be r<; . 1 ppe d who were Oc to b e r 22 to 27 . Du r m g t;he we I and Peds inste ad of i n t e r c lass teams of an incre as ed e n r o llm ent of t w enfr esbmen ide n t ifi e d w it h a club m <> y . t he c l u b h a d as t h eir g u est V a rro E. j as b ef or e. The point syste m w as ty-five or thir t y pe 1cen t with less c on t in ue a s ass ociat e members T his Tyl or of Nebrask a Cit y , presi d e r. t d :· r · I w or k ed out th i.s· yea r. F he J,un congeste d co ndi t io ns than h av e p r·eill b e r e a d y t o ' · l I d h · g ro up w f· h. in la u n c h tn e clu b for th e I

c o ur a g e t h em a ll th r n the ye a r It eon w a s se r ved. Th e P eru D r am at ic · t er, and each additional fi ve- bu n · is l· o1J ed ll· t c l u b m a •.• he C lub is t h e o ldest c o lle g e d r am at ic dred points entitled the earner to r ....... .... -

r e c ru ite d fr o m t he a ssocia e r oll. F or Oi'ga n iz ati o n in t11 e s t ate. i b a r The g ir! rec eivi ng th e b i g h es1 • We specialize in ladies' and childre n ' s cutting, t h e p r es e nt y ea r, th e c o u n se lo r s are T h e e b b ;s v er y act i ve and so far : n u mb e r of pomts w as a w arded a t ro · f shampooing, scalp treatment, facials, marc e llin g- all i members o f t he fa culty , f a c u l t y w i v es thi s yeur ov e i· te n pl ::i ys h a ve b ee n phy One · P? ints entitled I lines of beauty culture. Your pntronag e appreciated For a nd unpe _ who a re g ivi n g pro d uce d, fo u r of wh ic h were 0 1 ig in - : a g irl to m t he clu b Appointme ns Ph one 187, Monteith' s Res id e nce. t hem s e l ves g ene r n usl y to help f o r- a l o ne - a c ts w ri tt en b y m emb e r s of th e 0 1df thedG1r ls Ah th l et- 1

TAYLOR'S BEAUTE

SHOPPE

w at·d t h e new venture. The m a jor prod uc tions i n clude ssociat1on so can y at t e v a · ......... A II cl t> b s o n sc r ed u l e d dates S u n-Up ," a n d" T he Poo r N u t." Other nous games. ' ._...,_..__...,______ -....- --.-.----. ' d . · I h · ·

twic e e a ch m o n t h , weekly or oftener mclude " Th e Min uet ", n 1926 e c am e u n- WHEN f as th e g r oup desires . W h i le e a c h or- T he T .h ric e P r om is ed Bride", "The der the direction of Miss Fran c es , IN DOUBT- TRUMP OR COME TO I

g a nizat ion has disti nct ed uc a t i o n a l Tu rne D ove ," " Her Coun t ry ," a nd Root. This year the G A. A sp o n - KOEPP p ossibilities , th e r e is oppo r tunity for " T h a nk Y o u Doc tor." The two s or ed a Co-ed Prom f or t h e pu rp ose I

L E 'S CAFE

relaxat ion and for jollv fun. Pl a 11 s w e re pr o d u c e d t hi s week. Th e four of getting money for their Peruv fan Ph YOUR MEALS, LUNCHES, ETC.

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ar e b e in g f " r a· g r a nd s 1un t ori gi nal pl a ys are: " T od 's S l a, ve" , by • p ages. Only gi r ls were allow ed to ; one Peru, Nebr. ' n it e at the end of tbe year in which El d on Haywa rd ; " T he Ze ro H our" , b y i come and all were in costum e. A Co-

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________ all clu b s w 1· 11 .. t 1·c1p r t e. J o e Jon es; a nd "Fla$h- Ba c k" , a n d 1h el ed P ro m hm; been s p o n sored. e ach .._....,._.._,..___ , ., I I ..... .....

The roll of clubs with offi ce rs and "Decimal Point'', by Anna Best Joder i year since 1926 by G A. A. Ev ery

c ounselors f o ll n w s : 1 T h e Per u D r am at ic Club s ponsored • one has been a success, an d th e

Artc raft t he o n e - f. ct p l - y contes t o f t.he M 1 J g irls enjoyed themselv es, witho ut

A V E N U E S T O ' R E

P re side'1 t-Lorene Fedde ( N. K . Hi g h Sch ool Music and Dram- 1the boys. It is alway s a c ostume af · Sec.-Tres - Bernice Mi lle r : ati c t ou r n a me n t h eld F e bru ary 8 a nd fair Stunts and dancing pTO vi d e HOT COFFEE, COCOA, . SAND W ICHES

Counselo r - Miss T il t o n : 9. Du ri n g the time t he club was ho s t 1 the entertainment for t he evenin g . · !t o s ix play c ast s at inform al r ec en · P ri zes are g iven for t.he b es t c oup les I FRESH FRUITS

Emily Post (Good F orm) : tions h e l d in t h eir honor - i and for the best costumes

CONFECTIONERY

Pre E'i den t--Ph y llis Dam a t P r obati onary mem b e r s 1-i ip in the ! The id e als for t h e G A. A. are: ' ICE CREAM

V ice-Pre sident--Vivian S to o ker l b · b t · d bl ' h H Ith Lo It T thf l S t 1 ·c u is o o n a i 1ty s o wn in ea : y a y, ru ness , por - ! The Handy place to get your supplies

Hig g ins th e try outs which are held twice each m a n sh1p, and Clean EnJ o ym ent 1

C o u n selors-Mrs. Holch, B eu lah yea r an d t o ga in full m e mbersh ip ! - --·-·- - - l

Gaylord , e a c h p e rs o n m u s t e a rn a re q ui r e d l 3858 a Magic Numt e r '

H. U. L A ND Q L T

Jolly Dodgers (Fo l k D ancing) of poi n ts p r oducti on and j To th e y e ar of your b irt h a dd your I • • •

P d E l T d a c tmg as set f o r t h m the p omt s ys- a ge, to this sum add the y e ar of

r e s i e n t-- v e yn ownsen

S ec r e ta r y-Mar g a ret C ain ' tern T .b e cl u b is d i vided in t o six · your marriage then a d d t h e nu mber

1 p l:'y e r s g r o u p s whic h m ake it pos- of years of wedded life and the t ot a l

Hiking !' ih l e f n 1· more p-eop!e t o h av e the op- will be 3858

P r esident--Ruth Harajian p o rtun ity to act. The pla ye r s g 1ou 1 s

j Higgi n s p r odu ce several one-act pl a ys d u ri n g Doll's House", will be under h e r d i -

Sec. -Tr es.--Jack Miller . t n e y e a r w hi c h g iv es ea c h g r o up rection.

Co u n s e l o r - M iss Al b e rg ; m ore fr eedom to net. T he present offkers are: Leo . ; (D r a m atic CI b) 1 M , '"'· An :t B es t J od e r h as been Haup t man, pres ident; L ow ell D ec ke r , Players R . k u sponsor of t he club since 19 26. T p e vice -president; Fred t rea s u rer; 1 I

PrC' 1d e n t-E t' P' ene aTnc d second semester m a jor p ro d uc 1io 1 i. " P. and Mary G r ay, s ecret <i r v. I ,

V -Pr-esident--Evelyn o w nse n 1 • , !I S e c r e t ary- Marj ode Maj ors : 1 iJ

Tr e as u r er- Geor g e Cook 11 E V ERYO N E w ill find this store a satisfactory pl ace to #

Cou n s elors- J\'.Ir. a n d Mrs . 1;yl er, i secure their foods. Fres h meats, Lunch and canned m e at, I I 'Ma r g u e ri te Gr a ves, Harvey N ic k e l , I1 milk, fre s h and c a nned fruite and vegetables Eve ry t i. ing # , and F r ed Duey I for the tabl e Serv ice good and prices reasonable. 8 I

Do-Re- Me ; THE MARDIS STORE ; ,

P l'e si de nt--Florine Elliott I

Opposite Trammg School

VISIT CLEVELAN.D'S READY-TO-WEAR

For All That's New. For the Newest New York Creations art: shown here as soon as in the larger city stores. . PRICES LOWER

· Mi P l d ... _ Smte 410-11 Symes, D e n ve r - M . E. Shuck, Ph. D., Manager I C o u nselors-- ss a mer an L•.u<> · La"°•· than satisfactory applicants to fill them . r.\\l ,-.... (JJ

TEACHERS AGENCY (Incorporated) ,

if you get your hair c ut at ,• •' t (J• •\J IWJ

BOB KNAPP I , H ave Overcoat Cleaned Now i I 1

Nebraska City '1! i

to Gaines Hall on the j He rman s Clea ners and Tailors t We gives & H Green Stamps

P avement ) f I I · · _

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FRESHMEN TRAVEL CLUB \ Y

The Freshmen Travel Club had its \ BIOLOGICAL FRATERNITY third ' meeting on last Tuesday night

February 19. Mrs. Mtfhm gave the I Pi Chapter of Tri Beta, the nationprogram of the evening. She talked j al honora ry and profession al biologof her visit and trip through Texas. Iical fraternity, was established at Mr. Muhm assisted her by showing Peru Teachers College on February pictures and snaps.hots of the indus- I13, 1928, by Dr. Wm. Goldsmith of trial life and different historical ISouthwes tern· College, Win fi eld, Kan.

DISTRICT TOURNAMENT

Peru, Nebraska

CLASS A

All games in the large gymnasium.

P laces and building s of Texas. Be- Kansas. Peru Prep ----------------1 l } Nebraska City 20-16) side giving a very interest ing t alk, The fr a ternity includes in i'ts mem- N b · k C J she showed some of her souvenirs bership t hose of superior scholarship e ras a · ity - - : FaJJs City from Texas. who a i·e majorin g in the biologic 1l Falls City - }

The Travel Club has a member- sciences. Its pro g ram is three-fcld, "' t 1 Falls City (13-11)ship of fourteen now, and the inter- namely: sound s chol a r ship , diss emin- '> er mg -esting programs promise that more ation of scientific knowledge, and !Auburn fre shm e n will wi sh t o join. : A .vis- promptness of biolo g ical research. itors ni g ht is planned fo r some fu- Meetin g are held regular each Daws on ture Mr will e n - month, at which times subjects of bitertain at the first mee tin g held in olo gical interest are discussed by the March. members.

_______) (12-2) ------------------J ____________)

(20-16) -

F alls City (l2oll)

NOW AT

The pres ent campus membership of Pi Ch apter is nea r ly fifty, including r l b oth a ctiv·e and associate meml:ers.

I t Dawson 1 CLASS B

(15-9) -1 er a h u nd re d memb ers.

I Coun t in g alumni, Pi Chapter has ov-

The roster of the Tri Beta Chap ters follows :- Alpha, Okl a homa City U niversity, Okl a.homa Ci t y, Okla homa; Beta, Simps on College, Indianol a, Iow a; Gamma, Western State CoUege of Colora d o, Gunnison, Color ado ; Delta, Southwestern Colle ge, Winfi eld, K an-

All games in the large gymnasium.

Dunbar - - - -----}Dunbar

Bradshaw(12-5) -----------1

Union --------------------1 Union · (15-13) __J

Valpar ai so -sas ; f: eta, Missouri Wesleyan Cllege, IShu b ert - - -1

(28-19)

Table rock (17-11)

Ca me ron, Missouri; Eta, Iowa Wes- j Rock (18-7) _)

e, eas n , owa, Tablerock leyan Coll eg Mt PI a t I . T able R ock ---------J ' J 15-9) - - - - - - -Theta, McPherson College, McPh erson, Bratton Union ------------}

K ans as; Iota, Marietta College, Mari- Bratton Union (18-14) etta, Ohio; Kappa, Thiel College, St ella - - -Greenville, Pensylvani a; L amb a,

Willi a m Jewell College, Liberty , Miss ouri; Mu, Carrol Coll ege, W aukesha, Wisc on s in; Nu, B ir min g ham S outhe rn C olleg e, Bi rmin g h a m, Atl a nta; Xi, W ittenberg Colleg e, Sprin g field, O.h io; Pi, Peru Coll ege, Peru, Nebr ask a ; Rh o, Gettysburg College, Gettysb u rg, P e nns yl v an ia; Sigma, University of Chat t an ooga, Chattanoo ga, T e nnessee; and Tau, Morningside Col-

l eg e, Sioux Ci ty, Iowa.

DRA..'M:ATIC CLUB HOLDS INITIATION

(Continued from P age 1)

fu lly preserved t he p erfect propo r-

j tions by the ir physiques by m ighty 12th and 0, Lincoln, Ne br ; gambols on the l a wn, n ot c arpet.

They regard the fla g p ole revi ew, (We are Glad to Take Care nf Mail wh ' ch t d l Th d I was pres en ·e ai"" urs ay, Orderf:) as the m ost exqusite numbe r in the ir

CLASS C

First two rounds were played in the gymnasium. Panama -- - - ---1

JPanama - - --1

Semi finals aud finals w e r e play e d in big gymnasium.

Bye · - }Verdon (26-8)

Br ock -- 1 J Verdon _JVerdon (17-14) __ _

T a lm age __ ...: _)

Dub ois __} Talmage

Unadilla ----- -- -----1

Otoe - - JUnadilla

P almyra - - ----------l

(7-6) -- ----1

Unadill a (38-6)

s acred Heart ( 25-5) _!

S acred Heart _j · Johnson

H oney Creek -------1

Unadilla ( 12-4 ) ---- -1

(19-8) - - -

l unadilla (17-14 ) (1 5-11) -- ---1

r ep ertoire. Mu r iel Ma jors and Corine

Frye, E ndicott -- ------ ----i En dicot t

Johnson _____ _J Johnson (16-13) - l TUES., FEBR. 26

ski lle d members of a g ypsy d isp laye

b a nd, Lorton ------ -------J (16-6) -----1

, Bennett

IBennett l ( 18 -12) - -(16-14) - -J

their native d a nce

b efore

y re ..I Gen evieve F is e r 1g t nete d t e in g to n" Leo ne V an de r fo r d as 'T h:e D W E D ., TH UR ., F E BR. 27-28 I bu r den s of Ma r y wh e n she off.ered on Old D utc h Cl e an s e r ," a nd i uey •

"Lady of Chance"

t o ca rr y bo oks ov e r the c amp u s in Lois Metc alf as "Li ttle Bo-P e ep.;' L Al reTchep t 10n was then held m the f her wh eel b a rr ow . . . . h Id i n itt e eat re.

I · The formal 1mt iation w as . e f STARRING If D onn a D elz ell h as been Joy- t he Li ttl e Theat re Thursd a y n igh t TAXI SERVICE. I Norma Sh earer , a ll y adver ti sing th e M. I. N . .K. to u r - at 7:00 P. M. Besides t h o<>e who pa r -

From the Story I 1 nadm S he blue to ok in the informal initia t ion on t he " L ittl e Ang-el" ; i an w ite as ha w g 1r 1 campu s, two honorary m em bers r e-

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All_ know o w Ma:ie L as h wou d elec t ed into the club w e r e inAlso Ne ws A ! look if e ve r oppor t unity comes as s h e 'ti t d · T.h er e R oland T B en- f I di splaye d the la t est sltyle in b r id a l ade · d Gey Hwlt Steck. Mr. Steck

I ·veils d ecorated wi th de li cate fl owers Per.u ye ar fro m Chic a; She a nd D on a ld D uryea 0 where he has had expel'ience on F RI , SAT , MAR. 1-2

Smmv Cohen and Mariorie Be"be

"HOMESICK" I

I !pl ac es at luncheo n at th e d ormito r y , gh ta e lil A t h us p la cing Ma r ie hext t o t h e D ram - t e opera s g · 1 d . . as f t · CI b "d t At 8 o'clock a p e gmg serv1ce w 11 a ic u pres1 e n . ld f th nineteen oroba t io ,1ar y

If y ou a r e bl ue or hom es ick see thi s s ho w. It's a sure c ure for the blu es a nd h o m esic kn ess.

Also Comedy

"Early to Bed"

Am on g t hese odd sp ec1ments a he or e '

· · · mers who have completad the ir chmk t n pp e d along our sidewa lk s. m=e============= Th i.g w as im pe r so n ated by F re d Cole. ...

; , H ar old R ee d g ave a short dr ama- h 0 .1C ' I t izati on on the library steps of " R om- " . Forsyt 1 0 with much emotion.

Taxi to and · from ear ly m orning

a nd ni g ht train s. C a ll Hallenbeck's Garage, phone 67 - Ch as. Will s.-Adverti semen t '

LUMBER '

I P AINTS

I COAL COAL

W J. RAB E L, Mgr I Phone 48 Peru, N e br. .......... _....,_

' Boy's you can .

always fight to the closing gu n a nd lose i like real sports when you do lose.

Come in and see ·us when yo u are down town.

of the modes and col ors of the season eo and · Juliet." It was dr a m ati zed

Tires, Tubes, Accessories, Gas,

I Ma ny turned out "to help Ralp h and OiL We have air bois to ; Sellhorn "Fly His Kite." help us in lubricating. I The fo llowi n g ap pe ared in cl asses

HUNDREDS OF SPRING DRESSES f

From the 'Shops of the Foremost Makers

of the Country

MATERIALS FUNERAL DIRECl'ORY

L. HORTON & CO. , . I Plain Crepes Prints Georgettes

·Typical Palmer Service

STYLES Straight Lines, Flares, J r ckets, En-s :: mbles · · · · $8.50 to $9.50

A remarkable collection of Spring Coats, spring rotors as interesting as the pleasing models

$10.75 to $39.50

GLOVES, HOSIERY

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WE INVITE INSPECTION

Exclusively a · ·woman's Store ... ..... .....

WILL YOU ATTEND THE INAUGURAL, MARCH 4 AT WASHINGTON ?

Yo? c.an hear every word spoken and a d.escr1J?bon of every e v ent of the day, right 10 your own home, if y ou have a good radio. The t ru e t one q uality of the NEW ELECTRIC DYNAMI C

ATWATER KENT RADIO Will thrill you.

See us for dem o nstra tion at once

BA RNES' PHARMACY

P er u , Nebraska ..... -....._.._,_,_.....,

Decis ion Co n test -- -- · I For Second Appearance of the loc al chapter will take pl a c e , The B o b cats clos ed a n a ll- v ictoriolls - in April. E xcellent f or ens ic a bili ty was ex · b all fans will h ave an opp or t u nity t o se as on in t h e Neb r ask a I n t e rc o l.l egia t e ; T oJlight i n t h e c o ll ege gym A le tter d ated F e bruary 25, fr om I h ib it ed in a no decision d eb a te be·

On T hu rsday Marc h 7, P eru b asketbasket b all c om pe ' i t io n la:;t vv e k ·,v h en IBobcats meet the Northb o r o A C rn ID en n Le roy Allen, n atio n a l presi d ent 1 tween Lli e t w o-m an team, from So u t h a seco nd e n gag e m e nt for t he season the Bo b cats tuirn e d i n a 37 to :2 3 vk - N thb A C K "Th of Pi G am ma Mu, to .Mr Lindsa y D a kota State Colleg e, u p h o ld in g the . ., I or oro . n o wn as e I . tory over the Omaha Un ivers i ty, l ast Wond e r t eam -of s ou t h west ern Iowa" I r ea ds, " I wis!-i t o s ay th a t yo ur appli, n egative , an d t h e t eam d efen dFri d ay n i g h t The v i ctory g ave P e ru we r e d efeate d o nc e t h i s year 37 to 33 cation for a P i Gamm a Mu ch ap ter i s i n g t he affirmative, on t he ,Jury q u esa clear cladm to th e title II by the B o bc a ts o n the P e ru m ap les in g o o d form and h as be en acce p te d ." 1· t ion.

In the four co n fere lilce g a mes, T h is d efeat was t h e •t hi r d defe at i n This l e t t er is t he termin a t ion of n e - Cl asses w ere sh ort ened an d becimse

see a t e am in action t h at has had a nat ion al rank in g fo.r t he p ast f ew ye a rn:i an d t hat a lm ost a lw ays sp-e ll d efe a t to their opp o ne n ts Th at team is t he St J oe Hill yards Nat i on a l c.h ampion s i n 27 and a lw ay s going to t h e t op ro u nds i n t h e n a t io n a l tourna ments, they a re a dan"Dutch" L o rbee r 's Bobcats h a d Is ome s i x ty :tart s f o r t h e b oys fro m g ot i a ti o n s b egan l.ast b e- of t he fa c t t h a t t h e Sout h D a k ota detrouJ.ile in w i nnin g over K ea rn ey, 1 across the river. ' twe en the n atw na l S oci a l Scie nc e Ih aters were un ab le to g e t here to d e· an d, Omaha t h e W ayn e fiv e T he latest achievemen t of t h e clu b IH onor So c iety and P e ru State Teac h - h 3 30 d g ero us thre at to a n y

' C JI b a te at conv-0 c at1on t im e, t e : an h being t h e re cipitents of two tri mm - was t h e wmnm g of s ix g ames w1 t.h- ers o eg e , . p ens to meet t em

t e am that h ap· in a week o ne b,y fo r f e i t a nd five P i G am ma Mu a rel ativ ely new I 4 :30 cl asses w ere h eld in t he mo rnin g Compose d of s uc h s t ars as Jer r y tbgs p l ay e d h ome. Among org a n iza t ion wh ich h as fo r o u r an d t h e d eb ate starte d a t 3: 30 in t h e S h All Am . f d d Alt hough lo s ing at P e ru,, O mah a . . . . · . . .. , afte rn oon po n, - enc a n or w a1 an . . . - h osilion wh e n t h e t hei r v1c t1ms m th e wee k pose the cult 1vat1on of hig h och ola 0 t1c j • • Ma t t hews Al)en Mille r, and Cra ig, slrpped mto fourt P a d - were 1S1Uc h teams a s T arki o College, a t tai nments a nd t h e d ev el opm ent of j The team fr om Brookin g s are ou t ' .' , Antel o p-es o ver ih l e l R a ndo l p h , I a Com p a n y E of Shen - a hi g h s ense of r esp o nsibili ty for the on a 4000 m il e tour H av in g c om- a ll me n of national r ecogni tio n, t h e ran m a two g ame series o n t h e I ando a h , tJ1e Rockport Ind epen d - a pp li c a ti on of sc ien t ific m eth ods t o I pl eted t h e East they a re going No r t h r gam e promises t<» b e a fa st hardeourt , wh ile t he W ay ne team remain- I ents T h e l arg e st s co r e w as pil ed up t h e s t ud y of s oc i al problems in t h e 1into W iscons i n from P eru . T h ere 1fou g h t batt le fr om sta rt to fini sh ed in third p l ace Ia gai n st Randolph 87 to 13 a nd t h e e n tire fie ld of t he So cial Sciences , w ere two men on the S ou t h D a k ota

Ju st r e c en t ly r e- o rga ni ze d fr om F o llowin g i s the of the w as 4 0 t o 15 a g ainst T arkio• Col- T h e a im of Pi Gamm a Mu is coop era- te am Us u a lly a deb a t e te am co ns ists the S t. J oe Cardinal s i nto th e Nebral?ka Interc ollegi ate Co-nfere n ce !l ege on the Mi sso u ri a ns h ome fl oo r '. tio n th e stu?y of human prob l em s Iof t hr ee but t o s a v e e x - •Hill yards 'of .the,s e men h a v e teams: I Th e South west Iowa ch amps w ill : a n d its mo tto 1s, "Ye Eh a ll kn ow t h e penses o n t heu t our o nly t wo were ·1ong expenence in the ar t of p layrn g W L Pc t P t OP presen t t h e same li ne u p as in the ir ' t r u t h an d t he t ru t h sh a ll m a k e yo u Iu sed Si nce t h e r e :ve r e onl y two o.n b as k etb al l.

Peru 4 0 1 0 00 162 pre viom: aippe i>re ncR Vi t-h 0 '. free ." eac h sid e, min u tes were a ll c w- Bu t Bobe.a t is ' n ot unprepared .

Kearney _ _:.:__ __ 6 1 2 ;:5 1 "' d en, h avin g the K nuckl es b orthe r s \ P e ru is t he seventy-second c hap t er l e d fo '.· constru cti ve arg um ent a n d ev' He is crouch ing, wai t in g fo r th e o1J-

Way ne - 2 6 500 160 162 at forwar d s , Do u g erty a t t h e pi v ot Ito b e g r anted. Leadin g i nstit utions Ie n m m u t e s for r eb u ttal. portu n ity to sp rin g a nd str ike wi t h a

Omah a U.

position, an d Mumford , R owl a nd o r , of t he U n ited States hav e c ha9te r s t e am was r epres e n t -t e r r ific forc e. W i th th e Bob c ats p l a y -

rwin

It h e g u ard p ost s , t his frate rn it y The y inc lud e su c h · e d by Mr. Dic k inso n and Mr K ra n g in g a fas t b reak in g gam e a nd pres e n t -

ob cats fr esh ' from t heir vie- i nstit u t ions as t l} e U n iv er si t y of Th ey wer e b ot h goo d sp eak er.st, p r e - in g a n air ti g ht defens e t he Hillya rds

FRES B:MEN WIN 22 T O 13 G A.ME t o ry over the Omaha Card in a ls will :P e nn s yl va nia St ate C oll e g e, W ii}; - 1sentin g a pleasi n g appeara n ce on t h e /w ill undo1ubte dly en co un ter -so m e Playing heads-up b asketb a ll a nd u s - star t either Roit.h ert, Brock m an or /m ette Univ emli t y of C a li fo rni a, t h e p l atfo r m. Mi ss Ga in es a nd Mr . L eo n- s t ron g opp ositi on on t h e eve nin g of ing a shoTt, f ai£1 t pass ing attack the Youn g at forward s, " Big J oe " at cent - ,Uni v ersit y of Sou t h D a k ota, an d t h e a rd th e _ Pe r u t ea:ri. So me 1 ! March 7. Peru State Teachers C o lle g e fre s h- e r C a ptain Was ley a n d t h e "Big IMontana St ate Colleg e v ery log1.c a l r easom ng, s h owrn g t h at Led b.y Kr e jci , W as ley a nd H e r tz, man team won a de ci sive victory i S.w e d-e ; 1; E ar ly in the fi,rs t sem este r a g r oup (C on t inu e d on P age 4 , Co l 2) lth es e t hree p) aye1'.s w i n di ng up t h ei r over the Panama town t e a m b y the ·· - - - jof not mo r.e th a n t en stud ents a n d 1bas k etb al l c a r eers t h is ye a r a nd score of 22 to 13.

MATHEMATI C F RAT HO L D S ' m et tog·eth er at t h e c all of "THE INK GIRL" WILL I ab ly ass is ted by B ro c kma n, Youn g, Ther mig ht have b een •a r eas on for INTERESTING ME E TING t? co n si der the BE GIVEN FRID AY IR ot::h_er t , R a il s b ack a nd Booth , t h es e the determined figh t t ha t w as b e in g, - - '· b1h ty of a Social Sci e nc e fr atermty boys w ho fi g h t for t h e g lo-ry of Ol d waged b y t he Junior B obc a t s . P a ul

A M n , for t hi s c ampu s. · As' a r .es ul t d.f t h at Th e Phil o' s are w orkin g h ard · on Pe r u w ill ma k e a d eter mi ne d eff or t Steves, elo1C12"ated c ente r f o r Panama ! Th e stud ts h h b 1 t d meeting a historical r es e ar ch clu b t h ei r p la y "Th e I nk Girl" to be g iv- to pr ove t h at th e athl etic teams t urnen w o av e e en e ec e . .was a member of t h e Wes l ey an Co l- to rnem b h" ·· th h t h was fo rmed w hi ch soo n rece i ve d a n e n Frid ay ev en in g , Ma r c..h. 8. ed ou t b y t hi s in si tui on d ese r ve mo r e · 1" ers 1y 11 e onor a r y m alege basketb a ll team t h at bro ke Pe r u ' s ematics frat e rn i t y, A lo ha Mu O me g a invitation to affili a te with t hi s n ation- " T he Ink Gi r l" is a t h ree ac t c om e- credit th a n wh at h as be en a cc or d ed fifty -four consecu tive v ic t o r ies a nd since- the b egi n ning of t h e seco nd se- al organiz ation . d y centere d a r ound a ne w sp a per of- them in the p as t. probably with t.his in mi n d t h ey were 1mester ar e H aroild R ee d , Mary En g les ch.ar t er of P er u :h ap - flee. it was w ri tt e n h y Mrs. Ann a This ga m e w ill b e an imp orta n t f acdetermined. to show Mr . S t eves a Do ris Bright, J oy · Mi c k el,· D av id Stites . ter of P1 Gamma Mu ar e; C. Lin s a y, (Con t inued on. P ag e2, Col. 7) · IBes t J ud e;:. (Continued on P ag e 4, Col . 1 ) Ma i; vin Overtu rf, Cedr ic Grin k , Gl en (Con t inued on P ag e 4 , Col. 3) S l a g l e an d Max in e. Reag a n.

IAn all s tar c ast h as been chos en PHILOMATHEA NS ADD

PAUL C O LLINS JOINS On M a rc h 4, the fo ll ow in g p ro" g rarp

BOBCATS EASILY WIN jfrom t he t a le nt of 1h f _ Phil o' s Miss TOOLEY Ol?ERA COMPAN Y was give n a t th e r e g ul ar bi we ekl y . FROM OMAH A FIVE ' H aze l Willi ams, whr. h as h ad m u c h

TWE NT Y N EW MEMB E RS

[meeti n g .;- Iex p er ien ce in t he dr am atic line , is Th e Philo progra m of Thurs d ay P aul Co llins, t e n w a n d semor at C h a ii:ma n , Mr. F r ank Cop e : The Bobc a ts cinched t h e cage coa chin g t h e p l ay. eve nin g, Febru ary 28, w hi c h in clud ed P eru, left Saturd ay n ig h t for Sullivan, Cal c ulati o n s -N ap ie r ' s R o d s , of the In ter - ' D on a J a n e D elzell, w h o p l aye d t h e · t he ini t iation of t w e n ty n ew m emt1ndia.na , whete he wil) jo i n tn e Tooley Mr. L es li e Carey co ll eg1_ate Confe rence. fo1 . b y lead last y e ar in " D a d d y Lon g L egs," h ers, was very well rece ive d t • T h N t f N b . M · id ef eatm g Om a h a umv ers1tv Fri d ay As t h e m emb e r s hip i n t h e soc iety Light Opera C ompan y w hich 1s n ow e a u re 0 u m ei - a g J.C 1 · a nd w ho h as t a ke n p a r t m sev era l Squares a nd Cubes m g h t, 37 to 23 Th e Om a h a u mver- t t h" s .11 1 th 1 d r equir es t h at eac.h one h ave some h · th "Mika do " p r eparatoTy - · I h one -a c s 1 year, w 1 p ay e ea , re ears 1ng e • I Miss Mar y P r i b b eno sity q ui nte t ga ve the loc a ls a muc ·.. M 11 . th . k . 1,, f orm of li t er ary ta len t, t ho se w h o o 1e, e m g ir ,to a fifteen wee k t ou r openrn g in B " h " 1 Sk t h L d h ard er b attl e t ha n h a d b een exp ecte d I were in itia t ed were g iven a chan ce · 1o g rap 1ca e c - eo n a r b b f E ldo n H aywar d , w h o h as b ad ex : F lorida on Marc.h 6. He w i ll return E 1 Mr C d · C · k 1 u t succum e d e ore a s cor m g s pu1 h a to d em onstr ate t h ei r a bili t ies. D or o1 u er. · e nc r m lin t h e mi ddle o.f t he ga m e. p en e n ce m one ac ts, pl ays t e l ea t h y Wu ste r gave a n exce ll en t imi tain time t o compl et e his course th e Moti<>n Pictur e Films t o P er u ra n up a 16 t o 7 c oun t n.d v a n- Joppos it Mi ss D elzell Jack t ion of a violin pl ayer Th e b a lco ny second summer t e rm. Mathematics Mr. H , Mc Cr e1g h t ltage at th e fi i; st h a lf a nd conti n u ed Mr H ayw ar d h as a n on g m al sc en e fro m Romeo a n d J uli et wa s

Although prese nting a v a s tly dif- Critical Revi ew, F e b r u a r y I ssu e, Ion its ramp.age to m a k e t h e scor e 21 at the p u bli s h e rs at t h e pr ese n t time. we ll d ramatize d by J a ck F ish er a nd ferent type of program , he will trav - Math emati cs T eache r . P ro f. Norwoo d to 7 ear ly in t he seco nd ha lf. Om aha J a mes D e lze ll sta rre d i n " I ce Mab le Hi gg in s. b u t t h ere w as a little . l th t er r it o r y Mr. Amzie Gra ss a for m er acti ve stemmed t h e attac k an d the p l a y w as Bound " a nd se v era l one-acts l ast u nfa m ili ar ity of the E n g li s h l an g u a ge el approx i mate y e same h . h d T h " h h b . k men 1ber o f t e frater ni ty w o gra - ab ou t even fnr t h e r est of t h e game year. 1\SI year e as een prom in· ev idenc ed w.hich mad e it a li ttl e d iffias June Brickell, who left a wee I u a t e d a t the end of t h e first se- llh ou g h P eru reg ul ars e ar ly .gave way j ate in footba ll . !!nd b as k et b all. H e cu lt to ob t ai n t h e exact mean i ng . previous. lm e ster was a camp u s v i si t or S at urd ay It o s ub stit ute s. !wi ll pl ay t h e r ole of E d Conway, the H elen W agner di spl ayed h er tale n as It is a distinct comp lim e n t to P e ru's Mar ch 2. is te a c hi ng i n t h e hi g h K re j ci with six fi eld go a ls wa s fEd it or . - a wh istler by g iv i ng "T u r k ey i n t h e vocal department to t u r n ou t s uch an school at Wis n er, N e b raska He h as hi g h for th e w inn ers wh il e G ambl e J ohn B at h , who s tarred in " D a d dy Straw." After H a r v ey N ick e ls ex h iartist who has reG eived p ra ctic a lly a ll ch a r g e oif a ll the m a thematics classes a nd R ose nbl a t t s h ar ed scor in g honor s L on g Le gs" is t h e juv e nil e actor , t h e bi t ion _last week a r oun d t h e fl a g po le .his mblsical t rai n ing h e re i n Peru. two s ections of be g inni n g a lg e br a, for Oma ha. p rinter's dev il. (Con't on P age 3, Col. 2)

MR. STECK ORGAN IZ ES CLA SS . TO DISC U S S

V OCAL M USIC

A repertoire a n d in t e r p ret a t ion class composed of t h e vo c al s tud e nt s has been -organize d b y Mr S t eck The class will dis cuss vo cal mu s ic of different composers a nd stud y the interpretation of their wo r k. The second meeting of th is class w as h el d Tuesday evening at w hich Ruth Shelley and B e rni c e Mil l er illustra ted the fitness of w o rds a nd m usic in songs.

two sectio n s o f p l a ne geometry . an d R a lp h Se llh orn h as p laye d i n one.

a c l ass i n h i g h sc h oo l tri g n ometry . DORI S ERICKSON IN CHARGE ne t s and a lso in "Th e P oor Nut" a n d C HARL E S LIN DSAY W RI TES

He is ve r y ent h u a st ic about hi s w ork OF E V ERET T PRO G RAM (C on tinued on P a g e 3, Col. 2) ART IC LE F OR RE CTANG LE

VAN DYKE EXPLAI NS K'.'OD AK Th e Ev ere t t L itera r y Soc iety met ELLA KI NG COND U CTS STUN T Ch arl es L in ds ay w r ote a n a l·tic le, TO TRAVKO C LUB MEMBERS Thu r sd ay e v enin g i n t he litt le th e a - AND SONG PROGRAM AT CLUB "Hi st or ic al Ma teria l as S u bj ect Matter. Th e n r esid e n t b e in g ab sent, v ic e- ter for L it erary Express io n," for t h e Th e T_ravko Club met Tu es d a_Y eve - lpresi_d en t -El vin D avehpo r t c all e d t h e T h e Alp h a Li terary Society h eld a F ebr u ary iss ue of t h e Rect a n g le, t.he ning with a sp e cial of ,meetin g t o order. meetin g Th ursd a y eve ni n g i n th e lSig ma T a u D elt a fr a tern it y mag a zin e. Kodaks b y Mr. V a n D yke, co u nse lo r I T he program w as in c.h arg e of T r ain in g Sch oo l. After a s h ort busi- Mr. L i ndsa y was t h e on ly P e ru perof t he c l u b The m e mbers brou g ht D or is E rickso n. So n gs w e r e sun g, ne ss meetin g , a p r og r am co n siistin g of s on to h ave an a rticle in t h is i ss u e. their kod a ks for explan a tio n of t h eir an d stunts wer e put on by d iff erent son g s a n d stunts , was cond u cte d b y A few mont h s ag o a n art icle ap p e are d constr u c tion. T h e c l ub p l a n s to s ta r t ·gro u ps. D ari s Bu nc h ga ve a d emon- :Ell a Ki n g . At t h e n e xt mee t i n g of by J oe J one s . Both Mr . J on es' an d hi k es soon a nd t a ke snap shots of stration of t he trials and tribu l ations it h e cl u b on Ma rch ' lA, Mi ss D on n e r Mr. L in dsa y s .arti cl es were feat u r e s scenery ar o und Per u . of Ford drivers.

. 1w ill g iv·e a t al k on East er n Coun tr ies. of t h e m agaz in e .

MARCH 5, 1929'

THE ,PER ' U PE .DAGOGIAN

in mind th a t many people are enjoyin g the music at the se int erv a ls and do not c are to be disturbed by suc.h noises.

Entered at the Postoffice ' of Peru, BIGGER AND BETTER MOVIE

Nebraska, as second c;lass matter. I It is seldom that an audience i:;; g iv,. State 1en the chance f o wjtne ss a pi ct ur e

Published Weekly at Peru \ havin g the variety of appeals which Teachers College last Tuesd ay's .budget movie di spl ay$1.00 the Year-Sc single copy ed

STAFF

EDITOR - - -:.---------------------------- MILLARD FOWLER

ASSOCIATE EDITOR - FRED DUEY

BUSINESS MANAGER - - E. R. BURKEY

ASSOCIATES - HAROLD MARREN, WAYNE CATLETT

FACULTY MEMBER THOMAS E . ENNIS

SPORT FEATURES - - - - "TIP" ROBERTS

T h e -follo wing poem ha s been

P ar k me eti ng.

E S TES PARK

to desc vibe _th e Y. W C, A, FA!tea

d ntain pe aks of blue ,

Im ag in e s ome sta tl ey pi n e tre es an m o u h t 0 d · agine your t e r e o •

And c a bms on the h1Jl s1 de, a n im d w h a t it iB like

And now we' ll li v e t h ro u g h a day at c o nferenc e seeh a v e to hike

And after you s ee t hi s y ou' ll go n e xt year even y o .u / th confe rence g r ound

The sun rose up so br1 g h t ly o v e r e 1 ound.

But a ll that could be se en th er e w e re 8

And then a w his t le, oh so loud, t he c amp_e rs di e k

And g ot them up • a nd ou t of be d t h eir toilets f ine 0 m a e.

First, from a pure literary point o f inspection, it' poss essed a pl ot-r ather They washed the ir faces and their hand s i n water j 1:1stdli ke iclle "·· · h h D k A 1 b d th · hair and f 1xe up a so l'llce p henomenal m t ese, t e ar g es 1 They brushed the i r te e th and com e eir

of lightweight scenarios. It }V as not Their knickers and thei r boots they p u lle d on s o !as t ad asse d the same hashed-over sto r y of so That they were all prepared t o eat bef o r e much t une h P many movies, but a well-built story I . with a nice turn. Their breakfast quickl y ov er, t o w o r shi p they did go Second, it was well done , I Where the music w as so lovel y and w o r s hipf u l a nd low. as concerns the actors. This was ve ry I evidently, however, a show where And after that the lec t ures, inspiring on e s y ou know.

REPORTERS "the play's the· thing" rather th an the 1Not like some in as s embly to which y ou hav e to go.

CAMPUS - FRANCIS MORIARTY individual actor. Only just as so on i Then up t the hill t h ey made thei r way, e ac l;i. to a quest g roup s m all MUSIC - IDA SCHREPEL Jas the theatre- g oers betake th emselves rWhere they could t hink and ta1k about th e probl e ms o-f them a ll

SPORT "SQUEAK" MUMPER from their actor-madness and -"

FEATURES , "STEVE" TURILLE begin to judge plays by their me ri t Then the spe a kers whom all admired le d d is cus sion s under the trees

DRAMATICS - - - - - - - - - - ELLEEN MEANS alone will the art of foe Am eric a n Where the sudents brought their questio n s- w h ate v e r o nes t hey p le ased

FACULTY FRED COLE stage make much real advancement Then at the cafa t eri a w as a line as long as a bl ock

SQUIRE WATSON HELEN WAGNER WILLARD FOWI;.ER Trag edy is the best loom fo r the For everyone was hungry and knew i t was twelv e by the c l o ck 1weaving of hi gh thought. With, a

TO

PERU'S LAWBR;EAKERS

Italkers of Peru should be consid.erin g itr a g ic back g round , the teachin gs · of With all the be a uty and splendor now is what they are going to do ,this drama were well apparent. Mr. of winter there comes to Peru t he wi t h the ice o n t h eir sid ew alks. If has dared to write into some dan g er of the student being placed they don't consider this, then i.t is ·of the bigger and deeper- thin gs of on the hospital waiting list It is no probably that there will be fllowers , life with good success, using here as longer for the Peru student or resi- a plenty for some poor soul anytime · his theme the thought that the tre as-

dent to walk down the streets of Peru during the winter ure chest of real true love contai ns in safety . It is becoming a fear for as much of the gold of give as th e the student t o s t ep ou ts ide the door MONOPOLIZING STUDENT'S TIME gold of .g et. Mr. Pollock ' will be reexc·ept when a b solutely neces s ary. membered as being the author of

Some teachers h a ve wonderful ideas

Winter in Peru is a knock-out and as to the amount of work a s tudent "The Fool" and "The Enemy." dr a g-out. Each win t er the toll of do in their claS8es This is Many go6d things are to be sa id injuries in Peru is increasing, a.nd i t not only evident in Peru, but in all concerning this marked improv em ent 'is becomin g less s afe for the students other schools . In a wa y it. m ay be in the quality of movies bein g shown . to trust them selves in the open. ri g ht- but in other way s it look s as We hope that those to follow pro ve

In the after-noon the fun gam e s and hik e s Horseback riding and · tennis games o r co nfe r enc e s i f you l iked. And then once more they ate t heir fi ll of dainty fare And then in followship the y dro ve away all ca r e

Arid often by the fireplace with its che erfu l r osy gl o w They the <>ld familiar songs th at a ll th e campers know. Then to the eveni hg l ec ture in t h e a ssembly b a ll so brigh t '.fhey went, and upon world p r oblems, all w e re given light l.

And then the day was ended and t he ca mp e r s so ught thei r r e s t, Tired, but l,oving E s.tes, the wonde r ful c amp in the Wes t.

He r a rely acc epts a stateme nt w i t h out questionin g the p r ob a bility and posI sibility of its truth. He is a lways

All this is due to the lack of en- though the teacJ1er may be inclined as good.-Contributed forcem e n t of l aws in Peru A num- to be selfish looking for t.he most re a s 0nable vi ew , her of "fool's l a ws" in Peru, and t he For each hour's credit it is under- NORTH DAKOTA'S EXPERIMENT consistent with the f a cts of life, conla ck of enforcement of the laws stood that the te a che r is entitled to (Industrial News Bureau) sist ent with good lo g ic, consist en t in g make it impossible for safety. on b t d h lf h · f h · · b ' l t St t' 't 1 •tl

There w as a time beore science when ice could not be removed from the surface of the e a rth , but n ow the only reason it is not rem ov ed is lazine ss on the p a rt of the prop er t y owne r and tho se who a1 e supposed to enforce the laws in Peru.

e our o one an one- a o ur o The f a mous experiment of North wit conce1 va 1 1 y a mg 1 a i u e the student's time, and not to five or D akota in state ownership of indust- differently , the in t elli ge nt p erw n f olsix of his time as the case of- ries , was undoubtably the most com- lows the path of the le a st lo g ic a l reten is. Iplete test of such economic theory sistance ·

Many students have re g isteI'ed ever tried in the United States The i It is the purpose o f the colle ge to two-hour courses and a ttend class Non-Partisa n Lea g ue, now ex t inct as give ' this inherent a bllity, this rare four times a week for the entire a s eperat e politic al p arty , launched attitude, or this r e a sonin g abili ty a semester. When t he ca&e is like th is this venture in 1915 wi t h a t remen- chanc e to develop to its u t mos t poss i-

S hort Storv Corner

NATHAN I EL HAWTH O RNE

Nathaniel Haw th o r ne was an old man at the begin n i n g of th e Civil War, and he dii ed near the c lo se of th at war. Ameri c a r em emb e r s hi m b et ter, pe r h a p s, a s a nov e list o n ac · co u nt of h i s spl e ndid " S carl e t Letter" and "Ho u se of t he· Se ven Gables." Hi s wo rk deserves a plac e az'.nong the

The stee}J hills of Peru become ver y Ithe teacher is not entitled to out- bilities. A

I I d • slippery in the winter time when t 1e side work from the students. But a s ised that state socialism was going to ,outline of a college e ucation w as a snow has not been removed from the Ithe case is the teacher often had prove itself. simple matter, but in this criti_cal, walks, and it is almost impossible for large reading list, requires a note Now fourteen years after, this scientific age, in which man, e x ci t ed the to walk along w alks 1 book, then assig.ns about twice as g reat experiment has all but run its 1by the urge for more ha s of these hills w.hen they are icy. Imuc.h as the ordinary student can do course according to Herbert Lefko- disclosed new facts and prmcip Jes. a t

A Jaw has been made whereby peo- i in class time, and then, after all the I vitz, iJitorial Gorres'pondent of the Isuch a disconcerting rate that pie are not allowed to walk in the 1 assignments are made preceeds to lee- New York Times. Icannot all be digested and fitted mt o street in safety. A motorist can ture to the class the rest of the period All that remain are the State bank, Iany educational scheme. obfifty miles an hour down the hill s and tell them how the 1M5on should .now duing a small· rural · credit bus- \taining of a colleg e education JS a of Peru, endangering the lives of be prepared, or dicuss with _ the class ! iness, the state mill and elevator, much more complica.ted process. n:any students, and th; protects what has been done in. the class the 1 . which hav e been the subject of rigor- \ Many .,.re unab_Ie to attain a colleg e him as long as he doesn t drive on the preceeding year or period. ous debate and have consistently Jost degree at all: m fact there was a sidewalk, which is, in every case, Monopoly of time can in no large sums of money ,and a few min- 1great deal of anxiety at the about fifty feet above the pav·ement. good to the students. Students be- : or insurance projects, such as• hail in- Ialmost incredible amount of ilhter a c y

There is another law in Peru con- come overworked in one class and \surance, an<i' state fire insurance of as sho.wn by the tests given the solcerning the side walks. It says some- , .get behind in another. There is of- public buildings. T.he new Gover- /diers of the late World Were t hing about the residents of Peru hav- ten one or two students in a class 1 n or just inaugurated, announces· his these men themselves so diF..ihearten e d ing their walks cleaned of all snow that .have plenty of time ang can put 1 to state ownership of bus-· I at the evidences of lack of knowledg e , and ice witMn twenty-four hours af- up with the selfishn ess of the teach- . Jor because they could not be rated

1 h f h mess. ? I h" ter a snow. ik: t e o t e er.

IThus has the most violent radical as one o.f the_ intellig·entsia .' t 1s laws of Peru it receives but little at- The time must come before many flourish ever attempted in this nation, :ephemeral existence of .ours l s it no t by many people and !ess at- 1more years when the teachers of a Iended. The financial p1ight of North l a platitude that oftentimes th'ose ,wh o t ent10n by are put mto there work; keep- !Dakota is well known; tremend-0us !have not the advant a ge of a c o lfice to enf01ce it Img it w1thm the time alotted for the l losess and debts incurred by the var- llege education are as a clasi; of peo -

best of t h e ear1y American sho

story artists, however, a.nd ht amount of r e ally go o d production exc e eds t h at of several others .All the s t o r ies of Hawthorne, very unlike t hose o f Irving a nd Poe, a moral si g nificance a ttache d to then; whic.h is e a sil y !"€ ad . Everyone whij has re a d s ome fro m the works of Haw thorne k nows that he describeo well, an d tha t his s ubj e cts are choser. from the commonplaGe

Particularly !Sltri k ing as an emotiona l char a c t er po rtrayal is " T .he Birth· mark," a t ale w h i ch, fortunately does .not h an dl e t o o m uc h material to weave in to a c o m pact littl'e story This b i t o f se m i-all egorical :fiction concerns itse lf with t e lling us of the result whic h follows a very heruMelt but ill y - direc t ed sear ch for perfec. tion, w hic h, concludes Hawthor ne, is not t o b e fou n d i n earthly form.

'Such a title as "The Birthmark" is l eading to - t he r e ad e r, a nd should his cuii.osity p r ompt h i m to 'lo ok i t' up i t may foun d in Je ssup & Ganby. "Book of the Sho rt -S tory "-J. 0 F ,) ditions would not be made good for curve, then in all fairness, · they I state ownership· program ·tion are sure of that satisfaction , the citizens of P eru. When the pave- should outline their work to fit the :was a theory that in practice result- 1while who have the facult y of was put m from the school needs of _ th: student, and l ed in chaos, bankruptcy and disil- not always sure of bmldmgs down town, the town enter- low for md1v1dual differences. 11 . t 1reasomng right. The more we know, H I LLYARDS WI L L PJ.;AY HERE d . . h h . us10nmen . , h h h (C . d , . e mto an agreement wit t e res1- ' Fifty percent of the students are it e more we see t at we ou g t to l ont1nue F r o m P ag·e ! ) along tdhethpav:fmthent. In av·erage while only a rn1all percent INTELLIGENCE

The town has long smce gone to average student As long as teachers ious State industries. Almost all lhat the most happy? Those people the trouble to see that walking con- must continue to grade on the norm al . left is :a sad lesson learned. North Jwho are satisfied with their c o ndi-

Probabhly it would bhe it<»" i n the n atio n al t ourn am ent· wh ich 1s e own agree at 1 e peo- belong to the superior class. If ? for us not to ave so muc o <t is , pie would allow the hills to be cut t h t. t h What is mtelhgence. To the 1 reasoning power if it makes us un- takes place n e x t we ek at K a nsas Cit,1 . down that the town people would not ersl conth1nue o ctahter to tl e it is that whic.h the men- I happy Still do' vou ever find a sup- The Hillyards are i n d eed a very good . • - penor c ass ey are en neg ectmg 1 It . th t f h" h · · ' - tea to · d p • p ·b·1· · ' enforce property owners to build the <1 verage class of students. In tal test is a o w Jc posedly intelligent person willing to • m JU ge eru s 9ss1 I 111 sidewalks along the navement where Imost cases th 1 f t the I. Q, is md1cat1ve. To the teacher c.hange places with one who has not as they alw ay s ma ke a stron g buL - e superior c ass o s u- ' h, I they belong What else the agree - dents will take cake of themsielves 11t is an mtang1ble wh1c had the privilege of attainin g s o A touch_ o f c olo r will b e add ed bi RJ.ent might have contained un- 1while the average class of !most lack.._ at m large much knowledge? We might dr a w the select10n of J oh n Wu lfe referee. known t o the· writer. Such an agree- ! must be guided in their w-0rk until proportions: bu t which, if it the conclusion that, although happi- IWulfe was a memb er of t h e Hill yard.' ment merely goes to show what kind I their regular habits are·formed 1 1 one of. their mnate ness has a hig,h rank in man's list of ,of 192'. they won the nation el of people make up the world. , T h . woultl immeasurably fac1lht ate p ed'l- de sires, reason is still higher c hamp1onsh1p , a nd is an all-Americ , Now the only thing for the law- :.'n manr teac grad- gogical methods. Theoretic ally , ink'- - Wayne. Catlett center. abiding person of Peru to do is to 11 fg th ves. /Y p an t e work jligence is the main distinctfon ' b e- \ Admissi on t o t hi s '\\rill b< consider the laws of Peru as "fools de aclcor mTgh to :"hat they !tween man and animal, but some evi - FORMER PERU GRADUATE seventy-five cents budget ticke· -0 emse ves. 1s is wron g. d t ds to disprove this theory ' l f ' of the laws is It does not give the average student 1 ence en , . < t t · HAS EXCITING ADVENTURE P us o rty cents. Th is will probsbl) opt10nal. Many of the people of Peru 1a chance. It does not care for in di- Dr. - B. Fre_e m an add 0 - .be the bes t g a me played on th• have never heard of the salt or as.h- lvidual differences. And it ause IA_merican Sor1ety of ,, 1- Atlanta Cole, a g raduate of Peru fl oor J t will be a battle tor sn cu ' f . r "d lk . c s <Ttneers declared that, Intel!1 g er.c e Ip . . . b h

1e 0 •1 s ippery SI ewa s. failures in class work. The best of •:" . . h i. 1 eru and now teachmg m Mex i co Pl emacy etwe en two c.hamp1ons 1p Th is the ab1ht.; to reac a reas ona• , y • t e recent accident on the pave- co-operation can never be reached - 1 f t f 1 City, and Mrs. Tra v 1s, wife of Colonel earns-.,..Q ne a s t a te championship h" ' correc t cone us10n rom a se o c 1s - T t ment m w 1ch two students were run uhtil t.he teacher will take time to I bl .,, ,, Th " · ·tl rav1s , attended funeral of Tor a l earn and th e oth e r n ational chain b b . b f h \ 1 h" covera e 1cts. ,., !)at y e x- t M c · i over Y a car rmgs e <>re t e peo- out me 1s work, so as not to monop o- 1 . . l 1 . h . t Ir " t• ,, a . ex1co 1ty recently. pons. pie of Peru the q est·o "Wh t r 11 th t' f h p ams t i e ll![ m e igence ra 11 .;< T , u i n , . a ize a e _ nne o t e student a nd Igiven en g in e ers. for it is necr. .!:;;s a1".' oral: was the m a n who a s si ssin a ted . to be done about the walkmg cond1- thus cause him to los e interes t in hi s 1 f th t bt · f t b f k th e pres ident-el ect of M ex ico Th WILL HAVE NIGHT DEL IVERY tions of Peru?" 1 k or em o o am ac s e ore ma. " • e 1e . c ass wor in g any conclusi ons. was much e xc1te1nent wh e n th e co rt- H l C At t t f 1 b I u g :i armen a nn ounces in this 1:· a mee mg v a cu m From another an g le int elli ge nc e i e g e was tak e n to t h e g round s fo r sue that he will have a delivery nigl:: Peru a business man got u_p and told A TIMELY REMARK l might be termed an atti t ude. It i $ the funer a l. A mob a tta ck ed the t 1 • Vhat he Would lil{e to P all Tl k I I a 0:00 o'c l ock fo1· the convenien« ' see m eru- 1-e remar m ade by D ean Delz e ll the attitude oi se ttin g forth rea son Isoldiers and the fire d ep artm ent the beautiful flowers along the walks· relati"ve to the · d · h ll d to · h of the Mr. Carmen ab7 : • noises ma e m c ape! as our supreme guide. It is that sta te I :ve ie ca e quiet t e mob. Fo ll ow- f I h I lawns well kept, the o.f early durmg the last bud g et event wer e of mind in which one c.h e cks hi s ide as m g thi s w a s a g un b a ttl e in w h ich ee s t at such a del ivery will .enaJ.i i summer were predominate in his certai I · t• n l Wh h d' . \ . fif h . tho se who wish to have narties 'to pu h B t l ·1 It n Y u e y. en sue rntur- by actual experience. It i s the intel- I ov e 1 1 ty s o ts w e re fi re d. T h ree in lat e orders. It has be-en h1·s pol1"'.1 speec . u sue 1 ev1 was mere- bances occur a t th b d t · · · t k"ll d - • .· e u ge mov 1e h g ent attitude alw ays to rec og ni ze \ p e i s ons we e i e a nd tw e nty were si · ly a speech coveung up the faults while the s.how is not in pro g re ss f t t l t th "bl d wounded nee m b usmess rn Peru to bs h . h .1 p d th · • 1 a c s, o re a e e m sen s1 y, an \ Peruv· d w ic preva1 m eru urmg e wm- spoils the good time oth ers a re h a v- h h f 11 Th Mr T . I ians, an he is a loyal ad1•et ter Spring is all right but sprin S d we1g t em ca1e u y. e mtelh- s. raV1s and Miss Cole escaped er with the p d . and oth ; wili take cnre of itself, What th! mg. who these funny I g ent person is quick to perceiv e the l fr o m t he cro wd a nd were able to get :college publ' e t negle!' · or so-ca e unny noises, should b ea r discrep a ncies in fallaciou s reasonin g. a c a r b a ck to H otel Gen ev e in safety : t , d h . n • 0 iea JS ad in this 1s ue

THE PERU PEDAGOGIAN

GIRLS CLUB ENTERTAINS -

1 TUESDAY,MARCH5,1929

IN c PHILo·s I

1 ..., .,.IIAPEL PROGR.A,M ADD TWENTY MEMBERS FACULTY MEMBERS HOLD JULIA GROSSE GI VES VI OLIN ; _,.._...,....,._

Poor Mistress , (Continued From Pa ge 1 ) GET-TOGETHER MEETING RECITAL DURING CHAPEL 1

CLARY'S CAFE

birthday and h y Its ber te n th on bhe cam u h · - MEAJ.,S, LUNCHES, l .t.h' h ' ei pretty dolls won't calls fo P s, t ei e h ave b ee n many Last 'Fhursday night t h e secon d Julj a Grosse prese nted a violin re- SHORT "RDERS pay w1 er Wh t r anot he h'bT d · h · · · · · "' 1 h : a can be done to Margar€t lVI _r ex 1 1 10n an w1tJ 1event 0f a series of fac ul ty c1tal 'Wednesday, February 27, dur - : , J. OME MADE PIElS e . t e pi etty miss? S'he mustn't' vey ao·ai . a Jors as May Queen, H ar - took p l a ce in. t h e Trainin g Sc h oo l. in g convocation. She was acco mpan- H , Cly, foi tears on her birthday mean for th t he May d a nce The h ome ec onomic g irls of t.he ied by Mai;ga!'et Cain. Thre e sp lendid 2 doors s9uth of Post O.ffica luck. · expJa · e dPh!lo g:·o up. Ellen' W its.on sop homo ,re colle ge class, und er the nµmbers were p1:esented a nd w ere Oh, here comes the "Litt! Old W girl ine simp ly that h er sc hol trai nin g of Miss Town e ser ved a nd we ll · '· · 1--.....- -.- · · " · e 0 - cornplextion w d I ' · man carry1n,g a cak;e with t of PaJ . as u e to t le use 'were a lso for beau ti- I>U1 ing th e ap nounc ements Mr. Del- AR

c.andfos OI;l it! l\'JJ.stress Ma en_ pretty John St'a hn and ful d€cor ations. The 'color sc h eme zell suggested t h,at he re-a:fter durin g

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ELECTRIC SHOP

"T ry is very o e disc s l b d happy· he Two in the topic " Th • u s ec a very roa was very ple as ing, bein g a c-0mbina- a mo; ic t h e a uct1 r11l' e s hould b e more Woods" appear and hurry Mary off Ruth B - e .lm!'lortance o.f Eleph an ts." t.ion of g reen with yelJ-o,w ro ses. Th e quiet, leaving o ut 1suc.h: di sturb ances to see the gyps· M . disse t ga ve a convincin g roses we1-e g·iven to the women at th e as cat-caJls and loud n oises, thu s be a r- 1es. ary bnno s r at1on on "Wh t · t" 1 • • h • · -· ome of them back to try and fix u"'p Kath Y wa er is we · c ose of the entertainm e nt. m g t e marks of a cultured a udience Shoe repairing at 'Comfortable' c1 ryn Williams to ld h ow he nter her -Olis. But alas, she also wants tained her ho · s e_, Th e new fac ulty members gav e a prices! Ladies Shoes q Specialsome ne.w ones! The gypsies leave she let th dy, fll e nds Utt.le hu morous s kit jus t a t t h e close WORKING ON PROGRAM ty. promising to try and help her Three T ,he imi·t €m 0 most ithe talk m g of the p ar ty F a culty memb ers a nd ;I'he Phil o's are wa rk in g hard on l S . · a t!ons bv Lucill e Newc ome r · h · fi d · t love Y pamsh d-olls prominade be- a nd Ar d 'th H 11 - wives mad.e up t e sixty- ve present an rehearsing a humorous convoc a' (The Shoe Shop on the Eas M I a were very clev er Th " h fi l · ) t "

fore ary How lively they are 1 Daniel M 8 · , is was t e r.slt rea get-to get ie r 10n pro gram to be g iv en F1•rd ay ; f Side of the Street) Mary ' decides to ent t " T h. lo n o-er a- cd wan chou ld keep quiet no for the faculty this semester. March 8 under the of Mr. II . · er am e Lit - "' n so· wit Neal Tr a ber t as a c the Old Women" by reciti ng poetrv to : a voca l accompanist he went in I . arter.

h Sh ff t · · · • 1 se h ' 1 STUDENTS JUDGE DEBATE ._ er. e rs ie c1tes S imon" I arc of his .li ttle do g Ma r v Alice I and h e appears. As she ' k "L ' t 1 Englis read a n h " h • d Mr Burkey, Mr • H asse lblad, an d I . s pe a s i - 1 oem w 1c seeme to M" W'll ' · h B tle Mlss Muffet lo' h h 1 Pe a little twi's t d D h Th 1 1ss Hazel 1 iams Jud ged t e ratere s e com.es e orot y u r ow · b f

hut alas' the, spider - s h h Iand Lucy And d d ton Umon-Brock d e ate a t Bratto·n I 1 '1 • oon c l!,ses eT erso n ep1cte most U h d f . b , Mnay "Little Boy Bl " ll v1v1dly Ch f ti L' ht · n10n, T ms ay a te1noon, F e 1ua1) on u e c.a s unsuc- · v arge o le 1g· B cessfully for his sh e d I Bri g ade " 28. The trip was m a d e rn Mr. ure p an go es away I · , k • broken - hearted, After the initiation four groups ey s car. ' "The Old Woman" now has he r ! were forme d a nd a track m eet

TEACHERS NEEDED

Make Applications

turn _telling stories. Her first is . held, in charg e of Lowell D ecker. I . · . # B ' T h A .. .·-· ·" Sir and Queen Eliza- The group, of which ?edric. Crink # There IS no Substitute I ' oomer s eac ers gency beth.' From the c aSltle gate the queen was coa,ch, won first prize which was I FOR HONESTY # 124 N. 12th, Lincoln, Nebr.

ventures for her afternoon st.roll. But a box of candy. ·

the streets are muddy and t he iroor After the prize was g iv en refresh- I as a business policy ' # . . lad y is distressed bec a use she cannot ments of li me i ce a nd w afer s were 1

cross without soiling her b e au tiful served.

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c.··cHATEL.AiN ·

gown T o her _ rescue comes Sir Wal- FRESH ter Raleig.h! He places his clo'ak A NEW PROBLEM Watchmaker and · Pastry and Bakery Delicacies. And on the ground so the q ueen may, pass. H . k " . h ti the prices? They are right. H · · hl <l d b h ere is a new md of ant me c Ii e: l'l C y awar e y a pat on t e . exampl€. We are accustomed to the I .School Supplies

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ROBBINS' aAKERY . '. ea · q ,1;1es tio n- "If John has an apple and ;. ·

Nebraska '.I'opsy enters hidden behind a new wisbes to divide it equally among·1-

iµammy doll. She fln<ls a mouse and two sis ters and -one brother and

t empts "Puss in the Boots" so he himself, how much -of the app le will r.t

Comes out after poor mousie. each have?" We have le arned how

Clatter, clatte r! Bang, Bang! Here many s.hingles Mr. Jones must bu y for §

are t he Dutch representatives, "H'a n-s hi s barn and how many yar ds of c arand Gret el." They dance before th.e pet Mrs. Jones will need for her p ar- ;

company and ' furnish gr eat amuse - l or.

rnent because Gretel is so b a shful But here is something qui te differ- 1 ; H k l h · b t d 11 ·t t 1' ·t j I

wh en a ns ma es ove to er in pu "' en.' an trea yT,h1 seeinS o le qdu1 t A NEEDS !ic. as imp o r ant. e new examp e ea s V

Mistress Ma ry wishes she had a with a state of mind, instead of with a

birthdaY., eve ry day, but school days fruit, lumber sal es or house fur n is h-

r emind her t hat all is not j oy for in g s. It states itself. thus: '?

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even the old ones w h o w ul-d · fi o not p l ay at rst Jom u 1 the danc e h " h - W

s Mary's b i"rt l... dr » J. .ay par- -s.

So go e s M istress M ary's B i r th d ay , as was p1·eserited last week b th Girls C l ub i n the c ollege at chape l time.

apJ?e ara!1ce o n t11e stage j n Peru. b y earring a d u al r ole H e is F i ggs the janitor, an d S mith th e B u t le r .

Ruth Sch aef fe r a s He le n C on w a y

the ' sister o f Ed Con way, a.nd Rub.h

Ganz as M rs B a lden, m oth er of J a ck

0 j.:I b h h Our spring numbers of sta- . ' .FERNS, PALMS, AND f 1-'en-, o t ave d ifficult c haract er ; t i onary have arrived, drop in 1· . BEDDING PLANTS

parns ' a nd see them.

Lucille H u g hs p lay s the j u v e n il e

part of Peggy , sm a,ll s i ste r o f J a cl< , LOYAL

Balden Miss H u g·h s p l a y e d a j u ve nil e I

role in " T h e Family Up S tair 9:• w i-th # . · ·

much s u cce ss las t y ear

. F r eq Due?" is _assi.sti n g Mis s • W il- ,

and William O kren t is M a.n - I .

For Xour Meats and Groceries

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HOT COFFEE, COCOA, SAND W ICHES

FRESH FRUITS , - CONFECTIONERY ICE CREAM

t h ams Cedci·1c Crmk rn sta ge m a n a g e r 1

Opposite

T . C. COLLINS

MEAT MARKE1 J:;' READY-TO -·WEAR

Theo dore Roe.hr k as.sie __ Vic e -P res -. -.=--- ---.-...=11>---..--.

Frances M o riarty __ S e cretary

For All T hat ' s New. F or the Newest Lo-well Decker - - - - Tr e asurer I EVE RYONE w ill find this store a satisfactory pla ce to . ; I

The matter of m a ki ng the May Fes- I secure t h e ir foods. Fresh meats, Lunch a nd canned m e at, I I .New Yor k Creations an: show11 here as tiva:l a n entire s chool a ff a ir wus djs- I m i lk, fresh and c a nn e d fruite and v egeta bles. Every thing ; f l',ussed,, but t h e ma_jo 11i ty f a vor-ed f for t h e -. table S e r v ice good and prices reasonable. I ; keeping it a clas s a ff air: T his, neces- ·

THE MARDIS STORE ' I I sitates hav i ng a sophomo r e play, _.....____ ---"'--'-"'--""'1 which w ill be sta•rted immedia tely.

' FISK TEACHERS AGENCY (Incorporated) '

Th e new summer b u ll e tin "is n o w Suite 410-11 Symes, Denv er- M E. Shuck, Ph. D , Manager '

soon as m the larger city s t ores.

PlUCES LOWER

I I I being arran g ed fo'r t he p rinter It More vacancies than sat.isfadory applicants to fill them. r.\\) will b e read y for distribu tfo.n soon.

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. .Nebraska Ci t y

ATHLETIC RECORDS ARE BROKEN BY MATHEMATICIANS

The ' avi a tors, Capta ins St. Clair Street and A. W. Steevens reached the "ceiling" of the sky and enjoyed the pl easure of ha ving th ei r en g ine

TH E PERU B EDAGO GIAN

T W O STUD E NTS R U N O.\/F. R BY R E C KLESS DR IVE R

TUESDA Y, MARCH 5, 1929

TAX I SE R VICE

NI OR CLASS lJ E CIDE st a n d ing -0r g anizatj ons of the cam· TO G IVE CLASS PLAY pu s ." Taxi t o and f r o m early morning

" P er u S tate T e a chers College is to and night t r ai ns. Call Hallenbeck's Wh a t c a m e n e ar b ein g a ser ious ac - The sen ior cl a ss he ld a sh ort m eet- be c on[!. r atl! l ate d u pon t h e a cti on Garage, J:>hone 67 -Ch as Wills..-Ad'd t d M d J T d t h e Nat i on a l E xecuti v e Co u ncil of Pi t• men t

c1 en o ccurre ' on ay m or ni n g in g ue s ay at c onvo c ati on tim e. It ver ise • d "d d t h Id · I Gam m a ,Mu, in i ts favoJ·ahle condder· on , t he p a v em ent e as t of th e c c ll e g·e I ec1 e o a senior p a y ::::===================:: Calnpu s Whe n a Ca r d r l·ven b J G wit h a n a ll- sem or c ast. A d ate h as a tion o f o u r app li ca t ion for a c h a rter. y h ' h a· f t h " frater n i ty

Lawson, s a les m a n for Mc Cor d -B r ad y l b b l b 1 • t ' d - h ' r's well a t teste d b y its pu blicati on, as F th

_ _ n ot b ee n d efini t ly s et , but it w ill u r o The 1g s t an m g o rs

Q"J CO

a y e g rv ep .som e 1m e urm g t e " orsy 1 Comp a ny, r a n ove r Mild re d L efler , las t w ee k of sc ho ol. we ll as , by t h e se ri ously intentioned I • a nd Co lletta Crink, stud e nt s. peop l e of n at ion a l an d inte rn ation a l I Tires, Tubes, Acces sories, Gas, After i; t r i ki ng Miss L efter th e c ar H ISTORY FRAT IS ORGANIZED /promi nance wh o .ha ve ide n t ifi e d . 1h Em -

and Oil. We have air hoi s to

c ont inu e d o n i ts r o a d , g la n cin g a si d e- (C on t inued F ro m p 1) I s e lves w i t h it," a dd s P r o f Lmdsay help us in lubricating age · !w ho or ganized t he l oc a l chap te r . · w ar d bl ow an d hi ttin g Mi ss' Cr in k. orga ni zer ; T, E. Ennis; G. w, Brown; i · Thi s fr a te rni ty p u bli.c1hes a s t an d a r d _._.

Miss Le fl er w as dra gge d about t h ir -C ast le M. Bro w n; Verne E. Ch ate- journal on hi story a nd so ci a l s c i e nc e ty fee t b efore the c a r w as st op pe d , l a in ; Nona M P a lm er; Flore nce from contribu t ors of n ati o n al ac co r din g t o ey. e wi t nesses ; Miss t ernat ion a l con se q uence S ocH I

C r ink w as kn ocked d own, and barely vey; A. E. Holch ; John R. Muhm; Scienc e" is the offic ia l o f t h e I TUESDAY, MARCH 5 , · es c apped more s e rious injury,. E r ne s t Ha ss elbl ad; Elm er Bu r k ey; fr a te r nity.

J ":Dream of Love"

Bot h g ir ls wer e hur r ied to th ei r Leo H a uptm a n; Fred Duey ; E arl : ================== " h ome s and a doctor w a s called and it 1 Whipple; Ad a Wa g ner ; Claude Mat h- I "-..__,.._,.._...,_._._,. I S tarri ng :J o an Crawford. You

ARTHUR L HILL f d h t th - I ' R I h Ch t I . L li

J d f 1 ti . w as oun t a eir rnJunes w er e no t ews; a p a e am; es e Le on ard ,

S f will s ee Eo me won er u ac ng fail t-0 funetion undec a tompmtU<' ' •ed ou•, although Mi" Leflec ••f· Anna Donne •·; Claim Stit" ; Do m th; i

IIPERU STlJDE T

'

,I i n this p o werful drama of love of sixty degrees below zero They

fered s ev er e brui ses abo ut the hips Ma t' d 1 R G Wh tt

.f and a d venture. \ Al s o a c o medy cl a im the official two man altitude and bod y It w ill be some time h e - r m a e, · 1 emore , a nd 1 •t d to 11 f t a·chi'n g ' 1 J d f 3 0 f h Avyrl Game s nv1 e enro or e r "Is Ever.b o dy H a ppy" recor o 7,20 eet, .or n:ore t. an fore Mi ss Lefler is abl e to return to " · I ' mile s. This reco r d 1s j school , while Mi ss Crin k's injuri es j I believe t hat P1 Ga1!1m n Mu w11l po sitions with to fin a l check based on mathematical 1 were sli g ht and she was able to return 11:: n1:our ag e pr ep :ita t io n of arti C:e:-; to r

WEDNES DAY MARCH 6 I c a lculat1on s to th e foll ow in g day ,, ,J,, f\.ali o 1 h y rn r ,; tuc!•'ll b iil !.r s- TheDavis

School Service i 'Pay As y OU Enter ' '

Wh e n J\n t on of the Un.iver- 1 Wa r mn g wa s p ass ed about at t he 1tory and p 1ht tc al s cie11 ce," 1 • • s 1ty wished to a 1 colleg e recen t ly t o prevent students iDr. Cas t le l\'I. Bro wn "The W T. DAVIS, ' 06, M anager , A c omed y drama with Lou ise · n ew Jump r e cord of si x and one ' from u s in g the pavement to walk to ,which t he oi pub lisnes is 138 No. 12th St. Lincoln, Nebr. t I F a zend a and Clyde Cook Here's ' h a lf 'fee t h e computed mass and and from sch ool, but so many people J available f. , , that pu1·p os c and !> '11.1Ldd f I a re a l lau g h getter. Also News m ome n t u m t a bles, t he distance he re fu s e t o cle an th eir w a lks that th e encourage seminar and re;;ear ch j J a nd ,Co medy travelled and the anglee of app h

roac students been forced this winter work in t hese fields With the possi· i -------- ------as th e b a r was raised, t he center of to use the beaten p a th for th eir bili t y o-F public ation him t he

T HURS . a nd FRI. MARCH 7-8 g ravi ty as he cleared the bar and

route to and from school. student w ill be stimulated t o put I S p E C J A L T y

t he m a nn er of m a int ainin g the cent- i forth hts besit efforts. 1 G eorge Bancroft In er o.f . g r a vtty a s he hurteled throu g h DEBATE WITH SOUTH DAKOTA

AMBULANCE

IAND '';WOLF OF WALL

A. E H olch, w ho is alre a dy a in em - FUNERAL DIRECTORY j ' 1t was necessa;y for him to meditate 1 (Continued From Page 1.) ber says, "I am glad to know t hat L. HORTON & CO. t " ,, over m a them a1cs a nd the c a lculus ; the question was well understood, w as Pi Gamma Mu is to, have a ch ap t er Phone 128 Peru, Neb r. I STREET E t f h " t hl · b t d b b h Th p at Peru. It is an organization of t he I xc ep or co ne m g a e ti cs pro -p r esen e y ot teams. e eru

air. In order to do a ll this he said I

_._,_.......,_._._..__.._,_.._ rf a bly one c o uld not make much 0 { a deba t ers were especi a ll y convincin g type Peru needs, emphasizing sch ollivi JJ.g main ta inin g a hi g h jump rec- in rebuttal ars hip, charac t er, and oo ci al servic e. d · - It should be a ble to do as much for _,_._,_,_._._..,_,_

O ur y o ungest we s tern star "Buz or . Ye t th is is o nl y an oth e r ex ample Th e c oach of the v isi t ing t ea m , Mr. /Peru Colle.ge as the ,ho n or ary I T • J # Barton"- In of tho se ev e r-incre asin g fields of the M I I YPICa

I h cC_a rty, '}' ho is the p r ese nt secret a ry and p ' rwess1 ' onal fra t erru't1'es are now I 'Y app 1cat10 n of t a t e v er-inc r e as in g f p K oun Wh 0 l 0 d' appli c ation of t h at anci e n t a nd n oble o 1 appa Delta, N at ro n a! D eb atin g 1 ' d-0ing," commented Mr. Holch. I Palmer S • f g JC Will body of tru t hs kno w n as ma t hema• 1 ' cs. Socie t y, made the s t atem ent t h at " A . t ' h h b ' I er v1ce I Al c d " was on e oif t he b est debat es in w h ich uy w .1c n ngs i so o me Y _. Wh e n we re a li ze th at to m eas u r e th h d t " t d h h d ' about a serious consid e ration of o r ob- 1 • Was hing and G r easing ___ k ey a p ar 1c1p a e smce t ey a 11to now, w e find t hat nearly a ll b ra n- be 0 th t I ems confrontmg the wol!' ld today or 1 P olarine and Mob a "l 011 h f h en n e1r our. , · j c. es o um a n end eavor must s on- an mvest1 ga t1on of the world back of CO MING MARCH 11 _ 12 _ 13 Th P ff , · - I Free crank case se rvice er or la t er c a ll upon m a t n-em at.ics in e e ru a 1rmative t ea m m eets , u s, " says T. E Ennis, "h as a d efin ite • som e form. The st ud e nt m a3onn g Why hunt furth e r w h e n y ou

"King of .Kings . 7t a nd de v el op in g s kill in m athem at ics March 4, a t York. Sometime du r in g Pi Gamm a Mu s eems to m e t o m eet know t he best. I would find the follo w in g t ype s of oc - th e month of Marc,h the Pe r u tea m is th is for the S oci al Sci ene es a nd should F ' 11-

c u p a ti ons o p en: en g in-eering (mech- t akin g a we e k's trip, m eetin g t he eventually become on e of the out - LOYD PAL ME R , ·I rysta Theatre .stn i"" I

,,trir <>J.'I <>v n <>r t ,. t n oru South D akota t ea m aga in at Brook - : __ _ --- --

dr a ughtsn;-a!'1 , archd1tect, other sch;ols but as yet these have

mathematJc1an, an exper accoun - b <1efi 'tel h d led ant. not een ni y sc e u

The salari·es in the various occupa-

tions may be said to range from $100

per month for the rod man or chain !

man in a surveying party to $50,000

per year or more for t e consu m g

· -tment of the aviation service of- ·

NOTES I

pai vian now coaching at De Witt rep orts careful service awa1 s

fered as a yearly salary for a a very favorable basketba1i record I . things taste better. we· are announcing mathematician. t· l d Ithis season. Morrelinger's team has , this week we will have a special delivery at Whatever your par 1cu ar nee s ·

rl

to accomodate students an ach a ve chosen for your hfe work you I t b t th t t ite eating an mee mg P U ty. r er any amOUD you WI u. tion m Southeat Nebraska and has d t'• lace ' I 0 d t ·s'- Plan h b h f os u one game a o- Friend, k t b th best. All d t will fmd a course m t e ranc o N b k ' is nown o e e to order for your party. - or ers mus mathematics in which y.ou are most e ras a. be in by 9 . P. M. CALL is taug.ht dunng the yea r UNUSUALLY GOOD SHOW

may be or the type of occupation you n:et of the compet1- That's the reason your favo -

GIVEN IN AUDITORIUM I

dance par-

THE PALMS CANDY

FRESHMEN w1N 22 To 13 GAME

(Continued From Page 1.) "T he Str·eet of Illusion" was GESS AM

thl'ng or two along the baske t ball shown before a large crowd Tuesday

line.

evening, February 26. The leadin g

Led by Mathews Priefert and , roles were played by Virginia Valli

'

b d d · and Ian Keith.

Galloway the fr eshmen om ar e

P a n amis goal from a ll angles and It was a story of a n actor's life I

in ability to count on set-up s prevent- who wanted success more than a n yed a larger score being made. thing else. He grew selfish and jeal-

After trailing 14 to 3 at half time ous as he saw his sweatheart play op-

t he P a nama boys came back the sec- posi:e another man w.hen he only had ' '

ci.n d half and made it look interes t ing a mmor part.

for a few minutes. But they could He mo re avaricious as he saw

not stand the hot nace being set and success come to his sweatheart and

soo n fell by the leaving Peru to. the man s he was engaged to marry.

well out in front. :At len gth h,e grew so je alous that he

These fast moving Junior Bobcats loaded the gun with real shot dis-

have vet to meet defe at, having won posing of the bl a nkisi This g un w as ; fo ur lost none.. If these boys to be used in the play to shoot the

MEEK LUMBER CO.

carry on as-well in the next few y ears hero. But as fate would h ave it. the ' w. J. RABEL, Mgr. .

Peru ISlhould be assured of some very ; hero falls down a flight of stairs t.hus Phone 48 Peru, Nebr.

s uccessful baske t ball seasons.

Ispraining his ankle so that it was im-

Chet Korber looks like a real g uard : p o;ssible for him to act, so hi s p art

in t he makin g / fell to the understudy who was the

"Bullet" Simpkins 11efereed the ' jealo.us lover. He im,mediately chang- fl DR. N. S. HARAJIAN i Flat Crep All S• game. ed guns again, but by mi stake the DENTIST I es, - tzesg un containing the real shot was ' j $14 75 t $19 75 v I

Mis's Mona Lyons is substitutin g in picked up. Therfore he was killed X-RAY SERVICE J' . 0 . alues- at $10. 95 f t.he commerci a l department in Au- by the shell he h a d meant to h a ve Over Barnes' Pharmacy. Tel. 27 S p R J N G c Q • burn, for Miss Bernice Pumphrey \ tak e another life. Success came to ·

w ose s ister was killed in a n accident im to a te.

h h 1 .... _

g oingto Alk•'< bfrth

Tom ; What birthday is it?

Tim; Her 20th.

Tom; No , I we nt last year.

"Aren't you the boy who was herea week ago looking for a position,"

<O. And didn't I ''"

yqu th•n that I wanted •n oldec .

that'< why I'm hm now

PERU. 'PEDAGOGIAN

b f h B

T e Bo b cats returned h o rn ft I · en ord, P1 am s t w ill appear r . asse l l ad, pastor o t e ap. e a er a • in a j · t . 1 trouncmg from the St. Jo e Hill y a r ds 1 om recital at t h e A udi tori u m. Tr a di ti.o ns in m u sica r e a lm ost f!S ; t is t ch u r c h led t h e mee tin g . H e by t he d e cisiv-e score of 40 t 20 G P ROGRAM - stated t h at t h e diff er e nt kinds of k o a nd 1 avo t te G numer-0 u s as supe rstitio n Stu d e n t s , wo h ' 1 d bl '

Bobcats Los e In Hard Fou g ht B a ttl e ·with St Joseph Quintet

In one of t he best g am es of b asketb all ever pl ayed on t he P er u floor, t he .St. Jo seph Hilly ards, f or mer t.OO l evenge on the Nor t h b A I M . - - ossec an d t ow n s p eop le ca nn o t fa il to h e a r ' rs ip we r e p erso n a an p u IC, basketball team at t q.r fo 2 · C Welodi e G luck-S g am b ati-W il h emj and b ro u g h t out h ow t h ese h elpe d th e .,_ une o 4 to I a l t z No 2 W b B H ar ma n' s f amo u s s t r.m O' qu a rtet to , 21 i n t h e college o·vmna s· T · - - - - e er-u rmester "' 1 pe rso n aa d his assoiates H e f u r- n aitional ch ampi ons, down e d the Pe r u >=- 1um u e sd a b e at t h e c oll ege a u di tor ium W ed - : h ni gh t. - • - Y JC Mr Jindr a d M h 20 ' , t e r state d t h at t h e chu rc h of to d ay Bobc ats, Nebr as k a N I. A A. Ch am pThe Hillyard affair once r t Arabesques ___ Sc hul.z-Ev ler a y, a rc · lis not w h at it s.hoii ld b e, w hich m ig hi h d . f 9 tie alth o ugh th bat- .J (On Strauss' Beau t iful B lu e D anu b e ) Th e p ubli c , in g e n e r al, ac cepts t h em ' be p artl y a ttr ibu ted t o l ac k of c o- pi ons, b y t e ec1s1ve s co r e o 37-1 h' S J e sc o r e md1c a t es th at I Mr. B e n fo rd a s it d o-es a g re a t nu m b er of ot h er !op e r ation of the youn g p eopl e The ' s c or e of . the encou nt er h owe oe had q u ite an e d g e. C o ncerto No 7 -lst Mov em e nt-D eBerio t " f acts" whi ch s cien ce h as m a ny times that no t enoug h pe r sonal ever d oes no t do jus tic e to th e vali e n t re]C I s c ore of t he 20 po i nts for \ M r. Jindra a bsolu tely di sp r ov e n. • I w as applied a n d t his t e n d e d to r e t ar d fi g h t p u t up b y t h e N e br as k a ch a mpa nd 1Wasl ey an d .Her t z pl a y e d 1 Golliwo g ' s Cake Walk _____ D ebussy I T h er e is no poss ible " tradi t io n" t h e prog re ss of soc ie t y. JI ion s w ho du ring t he firs t h a lf hel d eu u s u a good de f e n .snve g ame. Val se T r iste - - - - Sib e li us 1 w i t h regard to the accur ate i nterpre- Next Wedn es day_, Lyman H oo ver, t i H ll d t 15 t 10 c at In t.he ga T d Ro - j h i e 1 y ar s o a o s ore " me u es ay ni g ht with t h e ! . m a nc e - - R ac hm a ni no ff tat1 o n of t e mu s ic of the p ast. Ma n - : Of!e of th e sec retar i es of th e Ro ck y , Wonder Team of Iow a" t he B obc ats I Ri d e of the C owb o.y - - - - - - Ross ki n d w as a ve ry differe n t a ni m al, i n IMo un tain d istric t of •th e Y. M. C. A. Ih alf ti me. Th e Hilly ards weie w it h came with a victory afte r I r M r B e nford It h e day s of t he c a ndl e li g h t a nd stage' w ill b e on t he campus. He w ill s pe ak , out a doubt t he s up e rior team a n d forty mmutes of the fastest play ye t M eoc1 c a n a - - - - -Mus in , co aches, t o t h e twenti e th- ce ntu ry man ! d ur in g c h ape l and a lso at a join t I w ell d eserved t heir v ic to r y, a f.i n e r witn esse d o n the B obc ats ' court i Farewell t o Cucull a in _ Krei s ler i of s pee d , m achinery and the s train s Im eeti n g of t h e Y W. and Y. M. or- I bun c h of pl a yers never h a ve appe arThe N orth b o ro t e a m centered l (Lo n do n b e rr y j nerves attendent t o art if ic ia l li v - Iga n iiation s is. i ed on the Peru court ar ou n d D Kn uk les at c en t er, a nd c . I C r eoe - - - R ay El e anor B a ll j m g

jsp eaker Th is 1s hi s first t np to I T o " Bi g Joe" K rejci h ow eve r mu st Knu ckles at g u a rd Pro b ably t h e Dan s e Rust1q u e --:- - - - - - - Ku zd o : We do an w h o !P eru J g o the honor of b ein g the b est pla t <:I-ev eres t f o rwar d t hat ha s been on Mr . J mdr a 1 g ives the trad1t1 onall y c or r ect m ter - I er on .the floor , bar none. The bi g th e Pe ru floor this year is C . Knuck- !p retation" of Beethov e n's wor ks, t h o

1PERij DEBATERS

I Pe r u cen t er w as everywh ere at on c e !es, t h e forward coac he s dre a m am o ut

TE NNIS COMING

there be some who w oul la y claim t o · · ; a nd pl ayed a wond erful g ame at

The B ob cats wer e s l o w in gettin a \ t his , a.uthorJt y. Could h e h ave p os- 1•

MEET pANTHERS !

b oth offe n se and d efen se. A t censtarted a n d at the end of the J

FO RWARD HERE

sibl y g-0th, the . from o n e of 1 t er he nev e r to the qu arter the Iowa tea m led b y t h e I Be ethoven s fnends , if s uch c ould y-e t 1 · off once durin g t h e e n ti r e ev e mn g sco re of 9 to 2. R a ils b a ck s e emed t o . - - - ""' : be found a mong the livi n g? Nol On e ' Battle Sev eral Mil e s of Bad Roads for 1 1 a nd t hi s ag ai nst o n P. e of t h e b es t, be the on l v Bobc a t a bl e to -find t h e Te n n i s B e com ing M ore and More a g oes to hear so- and-s o pl ay t h e work, Annual Debate With York !centers t h at th e Miss ou r i Va lley probaske t a n d. before t h e h a lf ended !"l e Natio n al S p o r t Says Critics ! t h e mu si c of Bee t h ove n. . 1 du ce d l ast y e ar . had counted n i ne po i nts an d G a l lo- ;

Simil a rl y, in qu a r t e t - it is : Despi te a handi c ap of fallin g snow The " Big Swe d e" also p l aye d n t a , · t h B b t · .Soon tennis will o c c upy an im po'- und e n i a bl y t he firs t v iolin w h o a nd sev era l mil es of dis he a r te n ing I fin e gam e a nd d ese r ve _ s much credi t way co u n e .,wo. giv i n g e o ca s the at. 11 to !J. ' tant p l ace in t he s po r ts of sp ring mo ul?s the or gani zatio n. It is h e roads the P eru aff1r m at1ve team mo- \fo r t h e low sco re to w h ic h t he H1llT'- e 11 n If a t li i· i·n n .- 1 M a ny r a cq u et w i eld e r s w ill h ave an w ho influences t he q u a r t e t m e v ery tohre d toh York Mo nda y, Mar ch 4, 1yar ds d C . h • < "' « · I d etail, in ever.y re spec t , b e i t to t h-e w. ere t ey enJoye d a c on troversy F or t e 11ly ar s, r ai g , w it sevco up le m ce lon g shots Wa. ! opp-0 1t umty t o di sp l ay t h eir .abi li t y, merit or w ea kn ess of th e organiz a tion . w1t.h t h e York Colle g e n e gati v e tea m e n fie ld goa ls an d a fre e thr ow , w as and Bngnam, bo t h s co r mg , .r. v e i a s w e ll as obta in an a bund anc of As proof of t h is s t atem e n t, let i t on th e jury q u es t ion. Mr. L eo nar d \e asl y star of t he qui nte t. He see mt he B ob c ats a _ mc e J ea d , hi ex e r cis e on t he P e ru Co u rts. T e n- b e suppos ed th at t he se co nd vio lin, Mr Nic ke l d isp l aye d m arke d i ed to b e a b le to t he b as k e t Lorbee r s u bst1t u te d t h e f 1 es h men Ini s is a s pl e n did -rec r e ati o n t h at m ak l s the violis t and t h e 'c elli st a re s up -an ti p a th y towar d t he n ec essi ty of as - from any and a ll pos1t1o ns . team It s e:i:ne d t h at Kn u c k l es fo r hvsi c a l fitn ess fo r b oth men an d p e ri o r to t h e fir st vi oli n i-s t , sup er ior sist in g a p owere d c ar ov - A p lay by piay _acco u nt of t h e c onhad bee n waiting for thi s cha tJ ce to P · · in musiciansh ip i n te c hn ical e uio- er s ev era l hills of n e11-r im p,assab le te st as follows sno ws a very g oo d get hot. With o n ly 2 minu t e s t o pl a y l w 0 me n. Th o:e. who n o_ d es u e m e n t, in b e au ty' of t on e or p ow;r mud an s n ow. Mr.. N ick e l i n siists, of t h e two teams. Knuck les rai s ed t he s c o re fr o m 2 4 to j to p l a)7 a re m1ssmg an i nte re s ti n g a n d (C ;ho w'e v er , t h at wer e it no t fo r his d e x- l S!t Half b h ontmued on Pa ge Th ree) ' ldi h 1 h · 16 t o 24 to 21, Lo r eer t -e n run in Iw orthw h ile - s port t enty m w 1e n g a s ove t e re t u rn P e ru g ets t ip -off, Cr a ig fo ul s and the first string 1agai n an d t he Willi a m E. Hi nch li ff, co a c h of t en- j -' ?f t h e .team t o P e ru wo uld h ave b e en He r tz m isses tw o free t h rows R ailsremaine d constant for t he r e m arnde r h _ 1 1 Y ale n j STRONGHEART .md efim te ly postp o ned. b ac_!,: o n e from t h e sid g iv ing

n1s s nd sq u as L a c q u e '3 a _ , i - -. . -_ -of t he game. . · I Coll ege H u mor s a v s. "l T h e Yor k te am was r ep r ese n te d b y P e ru a 2 to O l ead. Ju en g.,,.lil..,1g=--k n ot s __

was 1s- Joe reJCI n o ts t e sc ore a otwo--t hird s of the studen ts p ay ten- I l d A - d" t t p t k t' t c . k I n is. Th e b of courts could b e _ --.- p aye -""'cor 1ng o a cus om eru a es 1me ou ; rai g ma ·es an If Possi ble, Ques ti on I s to Be Sub- n:im er · ld 11 b "From Peac e Pipe to War Trail ," 1 the lar g er colle ges and other and Juenglin g foll ows w it11 two . d 1d o ubl e d aga m and there wou s t1 e f · t• · t t ti I d · · d d d h k nu tte at Comi n g El e ction 1 h 1s f a gn ppmg, ascma mg m e r pre a on 1 no ec!s10n was ren ere an t e more to m a-ke score (8 to 4 ) , Pin er- ! few. The :cb 0 of t;he life and soul of a great but ique s tion was put to open forum dis- ton fouls R ailsback who m ak e s g ood O n M o nd ay ni g ht at t he r egu l ar ! t e c-o untr y are filled wit 11 '!: anquishing race, will be g iven at Icussfon a ftl'! r the re g ul a r spe akers on two fr ee th ra,w s a nd cou p led with mee t ing the villa g-e co un c il t o o k ac- pl.ayers It no st; the college audit orium, Saturday- Ihad explained .the merits of their r e - Young's basket imm e dia t ly afte rti on look ing towar d t h e ub m is sio n ; t o t en; {.a n ungf a ni g ht, March 16, at 8 p. m. 1 spective cases ward the score is again tied at 8 to 8. of the q aes t ion of a llowin g Su n d a y · t e ·ead of the ist wit m a ew Chief Strongheart is a des- .Frequent flashes of humor and ICrai g makes another basket1 Rail sshows i n P e ru. T he c l erk w as i n- , years. cendent of the old fightin g blood of mild sarcasm were inferp.osed into t he back fouls Pinkerton who mi sses o n structed t o find o u t fr om t he ci t y a t - "Spe akin g' of. tennis in _ a g enera l I Governor Steven's time. His g r a nd- : di•scussion. A member of the York fr ee ch a nt'e , C onner m ake s g·ood on to r ne y if a mere v ot e on t he q u es- w a.y, I would like .to pomt. out father Yo-Mo-Wit Ow-Hi led one of team upheld the integrity of t he jury !a difficult s.hot from the corner, (12 tion is all that is n ec essary or w heth- ' f a ct th a t the dope IS upset lil tenms ' the tribes which aided chi ef K a -Mi- on the g rounds that it is c ompo se d to 8) Allen g-oes in·f or Pinkerton , wh o er a n ordinance must b e ' pass ed, o r 1 pro b a bly l ess than in a ny. & p or t. Akin against Governor Stev ens in the 1 larg·ely of traveling salesmen. Mr. (Continued on Page Four) some other a c t io,n ta ken i n o r der to ; both players are m trim and Yakima Rebellion the year 1856. He Nic k le, on the other hand _ ,seriously submi t t h e q ues t ion. : f1 g hrng for all tl;i ey you was b orn on the Yakima Reserv ation questioned the ability of a jury com-

A BRIDGE BREAKFAST . . . will have a h a rd time fmdmg a spo l:'t 140 years ago and was raised in Res- posed .of salesmen to examine a nd

SERVED BY MISS DONNER T he ac t ion is a lso c o ntin g ent uoon · h b · h · t t · t ec . . . . . . ., t a t nng s sue cons1s an vie on ervation fashion by .his fellow tribes- wel g h evidence simply on tJ1 e a- rounds the. pre senting of a petition f o r such the admittedly better play er It men. He &'erved ten months as Unite d ,that they could sell pickles b or life Mi ss Anna Donner brou g ht forth a actwn. . ; i s a spo r t where on: can w ork w ith States Scout at the Mexican b ord e r ;insurance. In a burst of mild s a r,- I new idea for entertainin g guests in We are told tha t Mars hal Sleezei on e s g a n:J..e at practice and feel c on- and w1!.s one of tlie first to off e r his c as m h e invited the- audience to con- 1Peru when s.he had a bridge breakh as re c en tly been circul a tin g a peti- fident th a t the breaks of the g am e services to Colonel Roos ev"e!t for e n - sider s uch re a.Slonin g If the effect !fast in her room at the dormitor y tion askin g t h at t he q uestion be sub- !will h a ve little or no effect on the Hstment in the division of ove rs e as upon his listeners is a criterian, Mr. !Tuesday morning, March 5 mi tte d t o a vote , but t he p e.titfo n w a s .outcome of the contest. \ "Rough Riders." He is advi£or and I Nickle was easily the winner of his Breakfast was served . to twelve n ot prese n te d t o t h e c o u n cil Mo nday I councillor of his own people ai:id h as I point. iguests: Hilda Bell, Miss Church, Ada e ve nin g . -

IBSEN'S FAMOUS PLAY : appeared before the "grl!at white I Sometime within the nex.t few Eyre, Mary Grey, Eileen Means, Dor-

CASTED BY DRAMATIC CLUB : father" in Washington on several oc- 1w ee ks the Peru team is t a kin g a othy Mart indale, Alice Miller, Fran?es

'CLEM ENTS T AILKS TO FROSH 1 c asions in the interest of hi s p eople weeks tour meeting the South D a kota Moriarty, Louise Sheldon , Hazel W1ll-

AT TRAVEL CLUB MEETING The Dramatic Club held the try- ( and as their emissary. team at Brookings and South D a kota iams and Dorothy Worley. outs for "A Doll's House" by Ibsen , I In his platform appearances Chief Wesleyan University. Other debates The table decorations were for St. The Fres hman T ravel Club met in W d day March 6 in the Little IStron g heart will appear in the pie- of the tour have not been definitely Patric k!S day and for Easter. t he B a loptician ro om of the Train- / The The were casted: turesque costume of the Yakim a In- schedul e d.

After eating, brid g e was played and in g school last Tuesday evening. Mr. , e a re. __________ "' __ Joy Mickel di.a n and in his "F:on: Pea ce a first prize, and booby prize wer e Cl em ents g ave th e pro gram of the JNora ones I Pipe to War Tratl he will mterpret ANNA BEST JODER'S PLAY given at eac.h table.

· H'e talked o n his trip to Torvald Helmer Joe J the poetry, the rom a nce and soul of wELL PRESENTED DY PHILOS evening. d D · Fr du r i ng th e W o rld w ar and Doctor Rank Fre uey the Red Man of early da ys.

LION TAMERS HAVE FUN many pi c t ures of camps and K r o gs tad Niel Trebart Chief is experi e nc ed "The Ink Girl, a three-act comedy, WHEN TYLERS ENTERTAIN of t he bat tlefield . S ome of hls pie - The Nurse___ Gwendolyn Mallory speaker and t,h1s. experience c ome s written by Mrs. An.pa Best J-0der, t ures ortrayed vi vidly t he ter r ible -. n Evel n Noerlinger not only from his _ ye_ars of platform was presented in the College aud- The Lion Tamers and their wiv es pd h r s of war and w e r e Mrs. Linde - y Mr work but also from his many appe a r- itorium Friday evening by members and a few friends were roy ally en. . t in t o the e ryou s , w r . . · ance s b ef I ·e committees on n ian of the Philo Literary Society. tertame a e ome o ro essor ness an orr o I Th t t e e J·udged by s, I d" . d t th h f p f p arttcularl.y rnte.re s v ery littl e Joder. Mary Ali.ce Enghs will aff a irs at Washington and other ·or- · The story of ·the play is c·entered and Mr s. J. W ·Tyler last Saturd a y man who can 1 emefl t Istudy Miss Mickel Three small chi!- ganizations functioning for the we! - around the attempt of newspaper evening Clever little c ards decor a tabout that gre a t c o n i c · . . , dren wil lalso take part. fare of the Indian race'. He j,s a fa s- crooks to a young candid at.e'i; ed with a very fier<:e lion w e re given Last Tues d ay even ing w as vis it ors d well edt1cated. · d " b b h t Th h d d"ff t cin ati ng t alker a n vm 1cation from eing pu lis.hed and eac gues ey a 1 er e n n ight About th irty i >eopJ.e were ?res- PHILOS HAVE CHARGE OF His costumes- and stage sett in gs are Molly the ink gi r l's valiant P.tf o rts son s fill in the pro g r a m, a nd th ey en t including members and PROGRAM richly colorful. and suc<:ess in clea ring his na ..,·e of were given a limited time to di s cuss Mr. C l ements did n 'Jt quite The budg et c-0mmittee is to be scamla l. different subjects such as operations, his a ddr ess becal.ise of tim e. Re w \ The Philomathean Society hi g hly ' l!Onlplimented ±"<:>r obtainin g Each actor a rol"'."plete un- ·nei g hborh ood nui sa nces , and food. fini sh at t he next :neeting which Wl 1 had charge of the program m chapel .Str-0n g heart, and it will be some t ime der:orta nding of his part :u 1d O() Lh the '!'.he lunch was s erve d on dainty de cbe M a r ch 19. E a ch meeting .see.ms Wednesday, March 6. Miss Imo before students will have such an op- cas t and the are to be com- orated tables with the St. Patrick to fulfill the promise of a pr-0 gi:essi v e Brooker presented two cello solo s portuni,ty to hear such a noted speak- plimented on such an excellent per- scheme, and consisted of salmon sal a d a nd w o rth - while club. comp a nied by Mr. Benford Miss er. formance. hot rolls, pickles, walnut ice cream, R by Brown and Mr. Donald Duryea cake, coffee, and mints. The men reWtI Y " R USS"! two duet accompanied by Mi ss j Pl GAMMA MU TO ELECT F. C. Jean, formerly head of the Iceived miniature celluloid and "Rus" Wasl ey started a new sty le D thy Wuster. · Pi· Gamma Mu national historical biolog.y department, now head of the ladies receiv ed butterflies as f ah h h · h a t oro I ' I on t he campus w en - I f; w oopie · w·mam Okrent made an an- fraternity will hold a meeting in 1the same department Greely State vors. Mrs. Larson and Mrs; Muhm w as b l own t h r oug h a m u d hole. o ne I Mr. 1 t .the play Iroom A303 Wednesday at one o'clock ITeachers College, is again back at Isang and Mrs. Clements pl ayed pian o wind y aft e r noon. Th e n e w style ! nouncem;n b the Philos Friday, 1 for the purpose of electin¥ officers his postal duties after a .semester's selections. Every' one thoroughly endi dn't b ru sh i toff bec ause , h e said. J presen te y for the 1929 term. ;res t in California. 1 joyed the eve ning of fun. - · " March 8. "It'll o n ly happen agaw I

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