THE DAILY NEBRASKA!
IIEILSOH TALKS TO
THE LI STUDENTS
'Speaker is Connected With the State
Department of Washington
Making Treaties.
WILL HAVE MUSICAL
CONVOCATION TODAY
The students of the law college had
an opportunity Woilnesiiay morning to ,
hear Frederick K. Neilson who is one
rf v.ikntin'a io; nrnminrnt alumni. !
.. , . ,, ... f , . i music has been of a high standard and
Mr. Neilson is soliciting for the state
The first musical convocation of the
your will bo given this morning at 11
o'clock in Memorial hall. The program
will be a symphony with a string quar
tet, piano and organ.
A number of musical programs will
he given from lime to time during the
past year under the direction of
of Mrs. Carrie B. Raymond. These pro
grams have been held for several years
and have proved well worth while. The
the opportunity that is given to stud
cuts to attend the convocations is one
that should be taken advantage of.
The numbers to be given this morn
ing are "Orpheus" and "Les Preludes"
by Lists, Edward J. Walt, first violin:
, Krncst Lunge, second violin; William
IT. Quick, viola; Lillian Eiche, cello;
Edith Durlingem Ross, piano; and Mrs.
Qeo; oP. ; Carno B. Raymond, organ; will give
the program.
department at Washington D. C, and
it is his duty to draw up the forcing
treaties negotiated between the Unti
ed States and other powers.
He was graduated from th arts and
science college at the Uni e: :-i:y yf
Nebraska in 1902, and tuck iiis law
degree from the same school in 1!H4.
In 1907 Mr. Neilson was granted the
degree of Master of Law by
town university.
Since finishing his collese work, M i
Neilson ha.; been in the diploma: ie ' pjjjjj-Qjj CAMPAIGN
service and in the state department. STARTED BY Y W. C. A
He is familiar with all th important j
present day treaties, and told of ti.e
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LINCOLN TOST BAND
TAKES SECOND PLACE
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i i'rlii iT'iiii ' - n VtiiHliliffgj
manner in which they are ii'V.i iate l, )
of the effect, and of the dlf.'ii ulti s j
involved w!n n .-t.ite lecish.t s , u:k I
statutes in derogation to the interna-j
tional agreements.
In closing, the spe.iker cor.iiiier.t-rd
on the growth of the univo sity. an i
assured the students that tlv" coifd
get a foundation for futu enter
prises from Nebraska, t'iat wou'a
equal that given by any ( Uct'i"'ul
institution in the Unite, l Stai-v.
iCoiitinued f.om pase 1.)
NO PUSH BALL
EA1
TLE
every yea. except in ti;e v.-.r y-ur cf
The fight is held villi the ex
pressed purpose of uecidm? whether
the freshmen shall or shall no, con
tinue to wear their little given caps.
The freshman this year aie slatoJ
to wipe the sophomores oil' the earth
but the oivmpics cannot b.- decidcu
until after the actual contest. The
first ye;-.r men outnumber the sup ho-;
mores bui the sopiicmores have some
fine athletic talent. j
The second year athletes have al-1
ready started preparations for the
ccntest. Nothing has been done as
yet by the tr s-hmen. As a result,
the fiis' year irun aie becoming im
patten a. id iookii:? for a Vail to
r.rms" from President Giles llinkle.
Only ten days remains befcie the
battle so both classes must gt busy.
The linaiue campaign of the. Y. V
C. A. was st.ii ted at vesper sviice
Tuesday evening, which were led b;
To v;t'..y Williams.
The j:ood whUh one's mone m-atas
on the. Ciiinpud and i.i the iieai Is of
the gir'.s when it is invented in Y.
W. C. A. was brought oui. by ilie lead
eis taik.
Addelhcit Dettman explained ver
' cleui ly that the Y. W. (.'. A. stanus
1'...- purity, democracy, and Cii. ist.an
' ity.
I "The Y. W. C. A. in the Community "
j was the theme if the talk given by
(.Ma;y Shel Ion, chairman of the social
j service committee. She told of seme
' of the work carried on in all the fields
of social service.
Florence Price, chairman of church
affiliation spoke of the bioa 'cning in
fluence which is brought about L-y the
association of the members of itif
ferent churches.
Lt. Gen. Baron Jacques, commander
Iron division of Belgium army, and
Major General John A. LeJeune, Unit
ed States Marine Corps.
Tuesday morning, the dedication of
the Liberty Memorial took place and
each of the above distinguished guests
gave n short talk which was greatly
upplauded because of the fact that j
ewh .country represented talked very
favorably for the disarmament ques
tion. The memorial to be erected Is
to be. the finest in the country cost
ing a sum of two million dollars. In
the afternoon the big parade was held,
the parade was eight miles long and
all states were represented, ex-servce
men totaling sitfty thousand. One
hundred bands participated and the
Lincoln post band won second place, a
prize of $500.00. The evening followed
by convention meeting and rallies, an.l
shirt tail parades.
The main convention meeting was
dalled to order on Wednesday morn-1 r a tt.as LORE SHARP
ing at S oclock. Committee reports. 1 WILL LECTURE
unfinished business, new business and I
A Reorganization Sale
That Will Mean a Lot to You
This store's merchandise must be converted into
money, we are doing this by offering unusual values
at reduced prices
ARMSTRONG
CLOTHING COMPANY
HERE
A complete modern station cf Drive
Yourself Fords. Always open Phones
B-4718 and B-1235. Your pa:ronape
suiieited. Remember the location,
.luce d.jors wesl cf the Orpheum
theater. Motor Out Co., (foimeriy
Central Sales C ). 1120 P Strc.t.
election of officers took place. It was
t'ee'ded to have the next convention
at New Orleans.
All who attended this great event,
say that it was the greatest exper
cr.ee that they ever had and would
net miss another. The meeting of old
buddies, friends and officers was a
gre;;t event for the men.
Nebraska is rated fouth in the con
vention ami she had a large delega
tion at Kansas City, practically all of
the Nebraskns there were either in
school or had graduated for it was
not at all common at any time of the
dav or night to near old :eDrasKH
Uni. yells and songs.
Party
printed.
invitations. ,
George Bros
engraved a:
1213 N Sr.
I
fall THE LOUISIANA RAGALOU3
for the best music for that dance.
The One Minute
Lunch Room
We solicit your patronage
Automobile and Bag trade.
Special dinner served every
day beginning at noon.
Sandwiches and short orders
served at all hours.
15th and 0 Sts.
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RECEPTION FOR K. U.
PLANNED BV SPHINX!
the Kansas game. I
Atttni.Lii wa.i called to the fact t'a-it j
freshmen were weai::g their highj
school Ktte:s upon the: su caters
about ho campus. Since is crn-J
la y to school l. auitions. the phiu ;
i
fcuairf-st that iresiime.i ri-niove the Kt- ;
ters.
President HJI anr.Mjncc-u the f,'.
lowing committees for the yea.. '
Publicity: Chas. A. Mitchell, chair-'
man: Addison .SuU'jii, K'. ion Sh'.oka. j
Audit -y .Sullivan, Ceorg.- jmal.. '
Sochi: W-;n? Lew.l'n, '.h.:,:n:;.i!. 1
L :,ard Mango! J, Xewton Wuova-J,
H'-rinan Y. Weigt-I. E. F. Ba;. r .-.
Initiation: J. E. H -woi ;h . ;
r-1 airman; I.eo::aid Woolwtd. He
ia.:::; A. A. Little, S. II. V: tes..n.
liussd Uf-po!g;. H. Y. Laikin.
Finance: J M. Spe. r. ch-irman; A. :
C. Wil'-s. A. L. Hyd .'. C. C. Rycn, J. hn
L'iwf .
l:;lormetion: II. V. Mr-Inni:--, fh;ir
nian: A. W. Grov.-, Hurry Lu::K'r. K.
W. Hajf s, Thomas A. V.Vir.
Activities: E. A. Evans, ct.ai.i.:, n; :
Hobb Tumrr. Ross McGlaf-son. Hcgb
McLaughlin. VS. E. Shainhoiz.
Why Be a Mere Dancer?
A few hours with a "Specialist" will put that
professional "snap'' to your dancing.
Mr. Carroll 'Specializes" upbn private, personal
instruction.
This impaits that "Smartness" and "Modernism"
which denote style.
Encflg. the services of a Specialist in place of em
ploying an ordinary teacher.
TERMS MOST REASONABLE
HARVEY H. CARROLL
lV.l.uo Lore Shaip. a well known au
thor and wiiu-r lor "the Atlantic
Monil.lv" and a naturalist of no little
imputation will lecture in Lincoln on
Saturday evening, November 5, at All
Swais church. The subject will be
"Thoreau and Burroughs," a com
paihxn of the wo.k tf the two g.eat
naturalists.
The lectuie will be well woith at
U.iding, as Mr. Sharp has a national
. iputaiion as an author and lecturer.
Among his many books are The Lay
tf the Land,". which is a very pop
ular work. Mr. Sharp is .1 native of
U.sicn, an 1 has come west on nn ex
tended lecture tour. He lectures in
Minneapolis just before coming to
Lincoln and from here he &oes on to
Chicago.
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STUDENTS!
Whore do you lunch after class? Luncheons served
combinations from 11:00 a. m. to 7:00 p. m.
PSYCHOLOGY
The dictionaries nnd universities have
much to s:iv on thig tiiilijert. I.ut we
s:iy rSYCHOI.UCY is only human na
ture in a m-w .In'ss: ami if the prop-
r Ktu.ly of PKKKL'MES is woinau
lovely woman.
When a woman continipl.tteo the pur
hae of toilet articles, she firt smi'lls
them. Therefore. c t a cnod Uouquel.
Oil: Yon have one'
Well, fet a l.'tter one!
r.Risi. n.tKiiKK isrrn.Y ro.
N. lath Mrrrt. Lincoln. b.
Satnrdnv. October 13 Bis Opening
Face 1'ow.ler and Vanishinir Cream
FKEE FOK ALL WOMEN
RECTOR 'S
rj 13th and 1 Sts.,
Liberty 131.1-
3t aTsT:
The University School of Music
. ADRIAN M. NEWENS, Director.
! Offers thorough training in Music, Dramatic Art. A
large faculty of specialists in all departments. Anyone may
I enter. Full information on request. Opposite the Campus.
! Phone B1392 11th & R Sk.
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Write Call or phone
Authority on Modern Dancing
Staff of Young Expert Assistants
L-C02S (1st floor) Xcbr., State Bank
Lincoln, Nebr.
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If It's Good Food, It's
Served at the Lincoln
TIIL choicest and most select seafoods,
steaks and chops the tastiest past
ries and salads and the earliest ajid
finest fruits in season ornament the
menus ;.iid ra-e the tables of
Remember
Vall's
Barber Shop
131 No. 13th St.
Better have us fit your eyes
exactly right, than to have some
one guess at it.
H. S. Welch Optical Company
II. S. Welch.
Liberty Theatre Bldg.
B3529
141 Xo. 13th I
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CONDRA ACCOMPANIES
SOIL INVESTIGATOR
Mr. T. D. Iiic of Washintjn. ln
spwt.r cjf the U. S. bureau of soils,
ac ori,p;ini';d by Ur. Coi.dra, will lc-avo
ti.is alteiii'jon for a soil inv.-iUaUon
of IJ.onf; ati-1 Antelope co'i:itie3. In
vestieatiou .f tlj?se countiP8 were
c.-.mpl-ttd this year and the maps are
ready for a full detaik-d Inspection.
WANT ADS.
PARTY FINDING MUSIC RAG LEFT
at Concervatory kindly return Stud
ent Activities office.
LOST SMALL BLACK SCJL'EFEIt
fountain pen, between 10th en J R
and teachers' college. RewarJ. Ue-,
lure to Student Act. Office.
1X)ST A LARGE NOTE DOOK
notes in labor problems, pbilosop!;y
and money and banking. C. S. i
. Royer. B1421.
SOCIETY PRINTING AND ENGRAV
lng. Christmas greeting ordcis
now Uken. Boyd's, 125 No. 12th.
.LOST SIGMA NU JEWEL PIN. INI
tu:s E. R. Lt-R. '24. Return to Sta
dent Activities Office.
LOST GREEN GOLD RING WITH
sunk-in crest Finder pleje teturn
to Student Activities ofThc and ro
ceive reward.
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THE MAIN CAFE
Every Luncheon Period, a complete 75c Luncheon of de
lightful quality.
Every Evening, a superior Table d'Hote Dinner, $1.25.
Unsurpassed a la carte service.
Musical Divertisement by The Lincoln Entertainers
6 to 8 P. M.
Special Sunday Dinner 12 to 2 and 6 to 8 $1.50
Sunday Evening Concert on Mezzanine Floor.
THE COFFEE SHOP
(Open from 6 A. M. to 1 A. M.
Breakfast Specials to suit your taste.
A good luncheon for 60. y
A substantial supper for 65.
"Make Your Next Meal a Lincoln Meal
Hotel Lincoln
DROP IN TO
The Orpheum Drug
Store
After the Dance
HAVE THEM CLEANED NOW
Those heavy garments shouM have our attention
now. We do all kin.ls of repairing All of our work
is frua ran teed you mi?ht as well have the best ser
vice it eosts no mere than the ordinary kind
Phone F2377
MODERN CLEANERS
Cick Westover, Sec'y Leo Soukup, Mgr.
DALLAS LORE SHARPE
of the I'niversity of Boston
will lecture on
"Thoreau and
Burroughs"
Saturday, Nov. 5, 8 p. m.
The UNITARIAN CHURCH
12th & H Adm. 53c
1 GENTLEMEN- g
MAKE YOUR
HEADQUARTERS
FOR TOXSORIAL
' WORK
AT
HARDY SMITH'S
BARBER SHOP
116 No. 13th St.
"The Brute"
The ftnitc has that distinctive ap
pearance which the younp man
knows is worth while. Comfort
aide because it's trimmed square.
It
Black and Tan
Seven ninety-five.
Also in high shoes.
The Bootery
Palmer-Epplen Co.
1230 O Street
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EVERYTHING
FOR THE TABLE
Peoples Grocery
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T. Drlr. W Beat
Forbes Renta-Fcrd Co.
C. K. MOAOX. Mrr.
Cart for all orli funetlops with
or without drivers.
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