THE DAILY
C. ROY MILLER, For Foot Comfort
i'n..tninntof Fallen Arcboi, removal of Cornn and Ingrowing NhIM
Armstrong Clothing Company's
and the relief of Hunloim
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COMFORT SHOES
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with Matt. Wed. and Bat.
0T!J OLIVER AND PLAYERS
CHECKERS"
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u.t 10C-25O Eve. 10cr28c-35c
M,t NEXT WEEK
-THE TRAIL OF THE LONE-
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Mfg. Jeweler and OptUlana '
Dealers In
Watches, Clocks, Diamonds,
Jewelry. Sterling Silver and Op
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Expert Watch, Clock, Jewelry
and Optical Repairing
Waffles and Coffee 15e
HENDRY'S CAFE
138 North Eleventh
phone B-1589 Lincoln, Neb.
Toot! Toot!!
The Engine will Say
Thursday when you're
HOMEWARD
BOUND!
How About
That NEW
HAT
ALL THE NEW
Colors, Shapes, Styles
$2-50 anduP
Omaha Hat Factory
LINCOLN
Twelve Thirty-Four
"OH"!
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SOCIETY
AIKo Ti'injilo will Im u mir-nt of
Marl hit fiurrett In MuUI.mhi during
pprlnK vacation.
Illlilrelh (Joodwni will vlhli Mllnio
JudkliiH at her homo In I'liluml tho
end of this week.
Orplia Carmeun will npoinl Dm lat
ter jmrt of thin wc-k with i:tiwl
Klngxlny In Mlndcn.
Krnilno C'urinoun will lm a guest
of Cuthcrlno Pierce tit tier homo In
Hellvlllo, KanxaH, thin week mil.
Prof. George N. Fontvr of tho Unl
verflty, gnvo two four-minute npeei lien
lust evening nt tho Hlalto ami .Mukik'i
theutcrs.
Uuth Snlvely, '18. of Khiildan. Wyo.
hn nccrptcd it position for ix-xt year
as Instructor of history nnd Spanish In
the high Rchool at Itavcnmi, NcbraHku.
Sho In graduating thin year with Phi
lleta Kappa honorH.
UNIVERSITY NOTICES
Senior Play Committee
There will ho an important meeting
of tho Senior Play conimltteu In
U 10G, at 11 o'clock today.
80CIAL CALENDAR
March 27
8ophomore Informal Lincoln.
April 5-
Gamma Phi Beta Lincoln.
Pre-Medic Hop Rosewilde.
April 6
A Club Informal Rosewilde.
Alpha XI Delta banquet Lincoln.
Engineers' banquet Lincoln.
Kappa Alpha Theta Lincoln.
April 12
Alpha Chi Omega Lincoln.
Alpha Gamma Rto informal Rose
wilde. April 13
All-University party
Closed
Alpha Chi Omega Banquet Lincoln,
5 to 8 o'clock.
April 19
Freshman Hop Lincoln.
April 20
Iota Sigma Pi Barquet Lincoln.
April 2$
Sgima Phi Epsiloa Lincoln.
April 27
Sigma Phi Epsflon Binquet Lincoln
Alpha Omlcron Pi banquet LI
JUNIORS GET TITLE
IN FINAL DEBATE
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had failed to remedy and showed that
evils such as concentration of power,
the profit ideal, ovcr-capitull.atlon
and lack of safety devices were In
herent In the system and could not
be remedied. They showed that the
proposed Bystem was practical .eco
nomical and efficient in that it would
eliminate many unnecessary expenses
and do away with the waste of com
petition. Their final speaker argnel
that government ownership would
lessen useless litigation nnd eliminate
corruption and that it was the log
ical solution as the railroads were
for public service and all revenue
came from the public.
Freshmen Defend Present System
The Freshmen argued that the
change was unjustifiable since the
United States under private owner
ship had better service, lower rates
and higher wagos than any foreign
country with government owned rail
roads and that the present demand
for government operation came only
at a time of abnormal conditions.
Their second speaked showed that
the proposed system could not be ex
pected to work out efficiently because
of the political corruption that would
result. There would be too much
political patronage, a lack of dis
cipline, discrimination and "River and
Harbor" methods of appropriations
just as we have at the present time.
Their final argument was used to
show that the change was not prac
tical because of the enormous cost
which would he involved in the buy
ing of the roads. Over twenty bil
lion dollars would be required for
the payment and the government
would lose the annual tax from one
eighth of the land of the country.
They advocated more regulation as
has been used in the cases or tne
trusts.
In rebuttal both teams fought back
ami forth on the political question,
the juniors getting a little better
of the final score as they showed that
political domination was practiced
by the railroad corporation unaer me
present system, that men would be
picked under the civil service ruling
and that very little political corrup
tion such as promised by the neg
ative could be found in the big busi
ness of the postal system. The neg
ative likened the present situation to
a box car which needed added sup
port while an unusually heavy load
was being carried but which did not
need the extra support after the
extra burden was removed. The af
firmative pointed out that they were
arguing for the maintenance of the
support and the carrying of as big
cargo as possible all the time.
ASSISTANTS SHOWN EFFECT
OF DRUGS ON HEART ACTION
The effect of drugs on the heart
action was shown thru demonstra
tion upon a Belgian hare by Mr.
H L Thompson of the Pharmacy
department, in the basement of Ne
braska hall at the Student Assistants
club held Thursday evening. Miss
Harriet Anderson end Lucile Keith
assisted.
RUTH ROYE ORPHEUM TODAY
Ruth Roye. billed &a vaudeville's
voungebt comedienne in a repertoire
of songs, is an Instant hit. Her ver
Ratility is striking and she interprets
several song hits in a way which
brings great applause. Ruth has won
derful control over her facial expres
sion and enters into the part she por-.-o
with bubbling spirits. Salt Lake
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Telegram. Adv.
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WW $159
aster
Sale
OF HIGH GRADE
NECKWEAR
$2.00
$2.50
$3.00
$3.50
Imported and Domestic Silks
Made into Beautiful Four-in-hand Neckwear
from which you may choose for
All.Mail Orders
Sent Prc-Paid
The Silk in These Ties Came From Italy,
Switzerland, England and the good old U.S.A.
Armstrong Clothing Co.
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th. in.iivlHn.-ilit v nnd smart Moss that nellcntiul
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Spring: Skirts at $5.00 to- $18.50
Spring: Blouses at 98c to $50.00
New Coatees at $10.00 to $25.00
$6.50
Drown Boots
Ultra Smart
WOMEN'S LACE BOOTS of high
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styles, with new cap effect toe
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soles an unusually smart, durable
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the pair
only,
New Spring Pumps
IN THE WANTED WHITE AND
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$2.39
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WOMEN'S LACE BOOTS of good
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nasily cleaned and remarkable
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the pair t..OJ
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