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LINCOLN'S HIGHEST CLASS
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WKITUAX'S CLASSY CANDY
MEIER DRUG CO.
13th and O STREETS
Htblettc department
Postmortem and Prophkir By H. I KYLE.
I tried to raise a mustache, once,
but soon found out I was a dunce, bo
I hired a barber here In town to mow
my "feebly growing down."
The Sophomores will clash with the
Freshmen on the gridiron this after
noon, the winner to play the Seniors
for the championship of the school.
The opposing teams are quite evenly
matched, and a bloodthirsty brand of
football Is to be expected.
Cut Rowers
We extend you a cordial In
vitation to calL
Unique floral arrangements
for all social occasions.
Corsage Boquets a Specialty
Griswold Seed Co.
Floral Dept, 1042 O St
After our strenuous gridiron season
a little relaxation Is In order. When
we feel as we do right now (when I
say "we" I mean'myself), nothing re
lieves us so much as the grinding out
of a little rhyme or two. Expect most
anything, friends, I can feel it coming.
THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME
Father, mother, sister, brother,
sweetheart, lover. What will you
take them for Christmas?
We have a little booklet contain
ing hundreds of classified sugges
tions for Christmas. A copy will
be given free to each one who men
tions the "Xebraskan."
The Book Shop
1212 "O"
University Jeweler and
Optician
C. A. TUCKER
JEWELER
S. S. SHEAW
OPTICIAN
1 123 O St. Yellow Frost
Your rtrotAf Solicited
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ual price savings:
$2.50 $3.00
$3.50
Basketball practice started yester-
Giffin. J. L. (Hunter).
Gillette, Edward (LeRossignol .
Glafsie. John (Candy).
Geld. Henrietta (Hinman).
Grabill, Elmer (Martin).
Graff. C. H. (Caldwell).
Graham, Marjorie (Virtue).
Green, Marporie (Grummann).
Greenough, Zoe C. (Pfeiffer).
Greer. H. K. (Fogg).
Greer, Nellie (Lees).
Guthrie' Mary (Virtue).
Hahn, R. R. (Aylsworth).
Haley. Margaret (Fordyce).
Hall. IL Floyd M. (Martin).
Halle, Beulah (Hinman).
Hansen, Ella (Lyman).
Hansen. Florence (Grummann).
Hardmao. Hazel (Fordyce).
Harlan. G. B. (LeRossignol).
Harman, W. V. (Martin).
Hartman. L. C. (Reed).
Harvey. A. L. (LeRossignol).
Hath way. Edna (Scott).
Hawthorne, Harry (LeRossignol).
Haykin. D. J. (Stephens).
Hedbloom. Hazelle (Reed).
Hedrick, Mary (Brownell).
Helzer. Bertha .Taylor).
Hendee. Maurea (Scott).
Henkle. L. M. (Sanford).
Henry. S. A. (E. Walker).
Herman. R. E. (Reed).
Hermansen, Y. EL (Aylsworth).
Herrmann. A. E. (Lyman).
Hickman. L W. (LeRossignol).
Hinds. C. EL (LeRossignol).
Hixenbaugh, F. U (Fogg).
Hocfer, C. A- (Bessey).
Hoffman. Ernest (LeRossignol).
Hoi yoke, R. L. (Condra).
Horrum. Ruth (Taylor).
Honon. Ruby (Taylor).
Hudson. E. C. (Caldwell).
Huestis, C. B. (Wolcott).
Hughey. J. W. (LeRossignol).
Humpe. Helen (Condra).
Hungate, Charlotte (Jones).
.Huntington. Ben (Conklin).
Hurka. Mae (Candy).
Id dings, Nanine (Hunter).
Ireland. R. C. (M. Fossler).
Irvine. Ruth (Reese).
Jacobson. W. C. O. (Stephens).
Jeffrey. E. C. (Aylsworth).
Jenkins. D. H. (Wolcott).'
Jeukins. R. A (LeRossignol).
Jensen. F. WT. (Brenke).
Jteba. Joseph (Cirndra).
Johnson. E. W. (Lyman).
Johnson. El vera (Grumtriann).
Johnson. F. M. (Fling).
Johnson. Irene . D. Barker).
Johnson. Lillian (F. D. Barker).
Jobnsoa, R. W. (Brenke).
Jones. C. I (Jones).
Jones, G. A. (F. D. Barker).
Jores. P. K. (LeRoKignol).
Jones. P. G. (Conklin).
Jorjrenson. Ruth (Conklin).
Judklas. J. M. (Jones).
Kanselmeyer. H. IL (Candy).
Kean, Verna (Conklin).
Keegan, M. J. (Forg).
Keens, Dorothy (Stuff).
KelJey. Jewel (Wolcott).
day afternoon with most of last year's
stars and several promising new can
didates on the floor. Although the
schedule has not yet been completed,
it is certain that a number of good
games will be played on the home
floor, while two trips will be made by
the team one to the camp of the
Gophers and another through Iowa or
Kansas.
Pity the man with the big mustache.
That hangs from his lip like an
awning;
That gets in the way of his coffee and
hash.
And makes a farce of his yawning.
Think of the joy that cannot be his;
Think of the bliss he misses.
Oh, what a pitiful joke it is
When the man with the mustache
kisses!
Kelsey, Marian (Conklin).
Keiso, C. W. (Sanford).
Kler, S. M. (LeRossignol).
KUlen, Ethel (Taylor).
Kilpatrick, Augu6ta (Grummann).
Kimball, Carolyn (Grummann).
Kimball. Curtis (Condra).
King. H. G. (Fogg).
King. W. R. (LeRossignol).
KizeC T. L. (Aylsworth).
Kloke, Gladys M. (Hunter).
Koch. Beatrice (Stephens).
Koch. Camilla (Clapp).
Koutsky, J. J. (Wolcott).
Krueger, Martha (Schrag).
Kunde. M. Meta (Grummann).
Laflin. Lewis E. (Sanford)'.
Landeryou, H. T. (Candy).
'Lanyon. Searle (Wolcott).
Larson, R. L. (Fling).
Laurie, Margaret (Howell).
Lawson. Minnie (Taylor).
LeBas. R. B. (Condra).
Lees. Lucile (Lees).
Lewinsohn, Cora (Sanford).
Lewis. Orpha (Scott).
Lilliefors. Manfred (Virtue).
Little. Esther (Hunter).
Look. A. A. (Grummann).
Lucke, Richard (Wolcott).
Lund by, Martha (Stuff).
Lundeen. E. W. (Fordyce).
Lyons. J. J. (Bengtson).
MsCartney, Blanche (Bessey).
Mc Donald, F. W. (LeRossignol).
McDonald. J. T. (Wolcott).
McDougaL Sue (Stuff).
McGerr, Claire (Barbour).
McHugh, W. D. (Sanford).
McKesson, Nellie (Reese).
McQuistan. Janet (Brownell)T
Marshall, Carrie (Grummann).
Martin, Marjorie (Bessey).
Marts. Hazel (Fordyce).
Marx, Grace (Fordyce).
Mastin, Iven (Hinman).
Matusek. W. J. (Wolcott). "
Maupin. Verdie (Fordyce).
Mawe, Vesta (Virtue).
May, Mina (Reese).
Means, Mary (F. D. Barker).
Mex"s. W. R. (Wolcott).
Meeker, Marie (Bengtson).
Meeker. X. H. (Aylsworth).
Mehlhof. R. II. (Condra).
MeJJor. Katbryne (" D. Barker).
Merrick. Ruth (Virtue).
Metheny. F. P. (Wolcott).
Meyer. Andrew (Wolcott).
Help the Belgians! f !
Buy your Cornhusker Banquet ticket
today.
Help the Belgians! I !
MISS SHEPARD SPEAKS
AT VE8PER SERVICE
Just Returned From 8outh America
Discussed Religious Life of the
People in Southern Country.
loyally
to take
been working as a Y. W. C. A. eecre- when the workers for the cause are
tary. spoke at the vesper service. She In the field their work will be light-
described first the up-to-dateness or
Buenos Ayres and said that the cos
mopolitanism makes a very great prob
lem. Especially at the outbreak of
the present war It was necessary to
take measures to keep the representa
tives of the thirty nations from tak
ing an active Interest In the war. She
spoke also of the large number of lan
guages which every native family is
able to speak. She spoke of the re
ligious life and the need of overcom
ing atheism and bringing about a bet
ter moral condition.
ened by every Junior being
ready to help by arranging
tickets.
A novel scheme has been worked
out whereby those securing their
tickets early will receive a 25 per cent
reduction.
Help the Belgians! ! 1
PLANS COMPLETED FOR
CORNHUSKER BANQUET
Buy your Cornhusker Banquet ticket
today.
Moving pictures of Iowa-Nebraska
game for benefit of Belgian Relief
Fund. Temple Theatre tonight.
Buy your Cornhusker Banquet ticket
today.
Will Be Heldat Lindell Friday Even,
ing Girls 'Will Hold Banquet the
Sam Evening.
Help the Belgians! ! !
COMMITTEE DECIDES
FOR JUNIOR PLAY
Have Plan Whereby Necessary Ad
vance Money May be Raised
Juniors Urged to Help.
At, a meeting of the Junior Play
Committee yesterday it was decided
that a play would be held in the Oli
ver Theatre some time in March.
Plans have been inaugurated for an
extensive campaign of the class in
order to. secure a fund sufficient to
assure the university authorities that
the play will be a financial success. .
Chairman Hanson of the committee
in charge of the play feels confident
that there will be a ready response by
the members of the Junior class and
The annual Cornhusker banquet will
be held Friday evening of this week
at the Lindell Hotel. The time set
for this big spread is 6:30 p. m and
everyone who has the necessary dol
lar is requested to be present if they '
wish to see one of the greatest Uni-
j versity events of the year. A good
time and a delicious feed is assured,
since the Innocents have it in charge.
Those who have been to previous
Cornhusker banquets can vouch for
this fact. Last year over four hun
dred students and faculty member
were present. Desiaes me loot ball
teams, coaches, and prominent busi
ness men of the city. This year the
Innocents are going to outdo the suc
cess of the previous year, which will
take the help of every male student
in the University. vAll of us are de
sirous to show our appreciation to the
best team that Nebraska ever had.
and the only way to do this is to push
against the wheel and make the Fri
day night event the best ever.
Moving pictures of Iowa-Nebraska
game for benefit of Belgian Relief
fund. Temple Theatre tonight.
THE
CO-OP
The name means Co-operative Planning. Buying and Selling-Co-operation
between us to supply your needs. Remember it is
The CO-OP, 318 Wo. nth
Miss Shepard, who returned recently
from South America, where she has
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