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C. A. TUCKER
JEWELER
S. S. SHEAti
OPTICIAN
1123 O STREET
A BELATED I0R1D0
KANSAS TOWN VISITED BY NO
VEMBER WINDS.
BY ORDER Any Kind of Cake
for Parties, Weddings, Birtn
daya, etc
French Pastry
H. TOSEL & CO.
210 South 12th Street.
Phone L-7SS2
Across Herpolsheimer
BOEDER'S OECHESTRA
MARIMBAPHONE AND
ELECTRIC BELLS
Phone B-2029 8 :00 to 6 :00
Work brought to our office
any morning by 9 a. m. will
be ready at 6 p .m. if wanted
GLOBE
SOFT WATER
LAUNDRY
Office 340 S. 11th
Plant 1116 to 1130 L St
SEND FLOWERS
We Receive New
Shipments Daily
From the Growers
EnsIovFloralCo.
Phone B3695
135 Ss. 12th St., LINCOLN, KEB.
FRANCE TO BE HEAVY BUYEP
Money Onct Sent to Germany Will
Come to America Score of
Americans Lost on
Ancona.
Western Newsppr Union New Service.
Great Bend. Kan. Twelve persons
at least were killed and more than
one hundred Injured, many of them se
riously. In a tornado which swept
through the residence section of Great
Bend at 7:30 Wednesday nlshL
The property loss Is estimated at
half a million dollars. The city water
plant, a laundry, three flouring mills,
the Santa Fe depot and fifty resi
dences were demolished. A path
three-quarters of a mile long and
several blocks wide was cut through
the residence district. Here the
heaviest toll of life was exacted.
Fire broke out In several of the
houses, and as the city was without
Ore protection they burned to tht
ground.
Among the towns in which buildings
were reported destroyed were Clafton,
Holslngton, and Lamed.
Several thousand sheep were killed,
the animals being hurled into the ail
as the storm struci their feedinfc
place.
Americans Lost on Ancona.
UNIVERSITY NOTICES
I'nJnn closed meeting, Friday, No
vember 12. Initiation of new members.
Will all old members please be at
the hall by 8: SO o'clock.
The Palladlan Literary society will
h.v mus cal program wna vw
tumes and special features Friday eve
ning. November IS. on the third noor
of the Temple. Visitors are wel
come.
pi.ns for the new Chemistry build
ing have been accepted and bids will
be open within two weeks.
Freshman class football men meet
at east entrance of the Armory at 11
o'clock Monday, November 15.
Call Alfryer. Norwegian pianist, for
dancing parties.
Junior Football
The Junior football team will meet
at the east end of the Armory for
practice Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays at 4 o'clock and Tuesdays and
Thursdays at 11 o'clock. The first
game will be played the Tuesday be
fore Thanksgiving.
RALFH A LAHR.
Washington. About twenty-seven ..
The Kearney club meets In the Y.
W. C. A. rooms of the Temple Sat
urday. November 13. at S o'clock. Sev
eral important matters of business, in
niniiiir a rnnrt bv the committee oh
vtuu.us -. :
constitution, must come before the
meetine. All students who have ever
attended the Kearney Slate normal
Big Showing of Sweaters
ALL THE POPULAR STYLES AND AN
ESPECIALLY GOOD RANGE OF COLORS
It s Sweater time again. No other garment takes the
place of a Sweater for comfort and durability, and they are
stvlish too. "We are showing the most wanted styles heavy
ribbed Jumbo ribbed medium weight and light weight
Belted and sashed in high convertible collars or V. necks.
We have them in wool and wool mixed Oxford Grays,
Copenhagen, Rose, Cardinal, Brown, Tan, Emerald, Black and
"priced 2.75, 3.50, 4.50, 5.00, 5.75, 7.50 and up to 15.00.
A SILK AND WOOL SWEATER made with sash as
shown in illustration. Comes in the following combinations:
Hold and Brown, Rose and Cardinal, Emerald and Navy.
Black and White, Plain Canary. Exception value for... 11.50
miller- Sc Paine
Americans are believed to have been
lost with the torpedoed Italian liner
Ancona. according to a cable to the
state department from Ambassador
Page at Rome.
The ambassador said the probable
American victims of the tragedy were
Alexander Patattivo, his wife and four
children of New York and Mrs. Fran
ces Mascolo Lamura and about twen
ty unnamed third class passengers.
Mrs. Cecil L. Greil (first reported
Grey) was named as the one known
American survivor among the pas
Ben gers.
Ambassador Page and American con
suls through Italy have been instruct
ed by Secretary Lansing to cable Im
mediately all information available
concerning the torpedoing of the Ital
ian liner, Ancona, and to ascertain
particularly whether other Americans
were lost.
London. A dispatch to Lloyds from
Bizetra says that 300 persons on the
Ancona were drowned. Most of the
lost, the message says, were women
and children emigrants.
COOPER'S
Kenosha-Klosed
Krotch
union suit.
Ask to see them at
One hundred and thirteen tickets.
inclusive of all complimentaries. have ;
been issued fo the Sophomore hop. ,
. w-v i
to be held in tne umcoin noiei w
cember 4. No more tickets will be
issued. The complimentary list will
be published, with the financial state
ment, in a later issue of the Nebras
ka T. A. WILLIAMS.
Agent Student Activities.
pendency of the United States were
represented. '
According to the unofficial register
made for the benefit of the C. U. C. A.
and for the fraternities before rush
ing season, the registration has sur
passed that of last year in every way,
excepting in the number of men sent
by foreign countries which is 37 this
year as against 47 last year. The
total enrollment of Freshmen is 1,617.
Ex.
Cadets having suits offered and
those who have not yet called for
their new uniforms, are to report at
4 o'clock today at the quartermaster's
office in the basement of the Armory.
FRANCE TO BE HEAVY BUYER
Millions for Machinery, Once Spent
in Germany, Will Come to
United States.
New York. France will be a heavy
buver of American machinery at the
close of the war, Maurice D' Amour,
head of a French commercial and in
dustrial commission which has just
arrived here, asserted.
"Heretofore we have tpent $160,-
000.000 a year In Germany for machin
ery alone," said D'Amour. who was
formerly French consul at New Or
leans and is now secretary of the
commission on appropriations in the
French chamber of deputies.
"That money will go to the United
States."
Thirty-six tickets have been vali
dated for the Comus club dance, to
be held in Temple Music halL No
more tickets will be issued for this
dance. No complimentaries will be is
sued. T. A. WILLIAMS.
Agent Student Activities.
Private instruction in mathematics.
Call B-4778. W. F. Weiland.
First Flea Been on a vacation?
Second Flea Nope, on 'a tramp.
Ex.
SAD FATE
SANITARY
Barber Shop
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R. O. WARDE
The Engineers club of Lincoln.
meets tonight in M. E. 20i. Mr. Clay
of Chicago, representing the U. S.
Gypsum Co.. will show moving pic
tures of the manufacture of gypsum,
from the time it Is mined to the fin
ished product.
Business Section Destroyed by Fire.
Miller. Neb. The business portion
of this town is In ruins as the result
of a fire, from unknown origin, which
started at 4 o'clock Tuesday morning.
The loss is estimated at J59 000 and
practically all the business section of
the city is destroyed. Among the
heavier losers were Clyde M. Maddox,
hardware store; C M. Houston, gen
eral merchandise; Bank of Miller;
Miller postofflce; Mrs. Walker's res
taurant; the Norcross Drug company;
Stickel's lodge ball; Joe Dean's shoe
shop.
Football Special Train
The Union Pacific railroad will run
a special train to Lawrence, Kan
J Friday, for the football game between
the Nebraska Cornhuskers and the
Kansas Jayhawkers. It leaves Lincoln
at 11 p. dl, and will leave Lawrence
at midnight Sunday, arriving in Lin
coln at 7 a- m., Sunday.
Round trip fare. 17.74.
Standard sleepers, one way. $2.
Tourist sleepers, one may, $1.
Secure tickets and make reserva
tions at city office1044 O street
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Appeals for Further Loan.
Paris. The Greek government is im
ported to have appealed to the allta
for further financial assistance.
That Cornell is a cosmopolitan in
stitution is shown by the fact that 46
states, one territory, two dependencies
of the United States and eighteen
foreign countries are represented by
this year's Freshman class. In the
class of 1908. 44 states, two territories,
fifteen foreign countries and one de-
Wood en Soldier Confound It, that
Infernal spider has spun his web all
over me, and 1 can't get away to Join
my regiment
Bus. L-7779
Proprietor
1501 O Street
PHONES
Res. L-5610
For Quick Service
New York Chop House
1340 O St
Always Open
GEORGE GROS
PRINTING
1313 N Street
wbuuai.s CLASSY uxor
C1CIER DRUG CO.
13th end O STREETS
SO
mors Notice
We Have Been Given The Order by Committee. Please Order
As Soon as Possible.
CO-OP BOOK STORE
318 North Eleventh
A. H. PEDEN
Phone L-4510