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TJIE DAILY NEDRASKAN
Wodnosday, September 14, 1922
PLAN TO IMPROVE
DAILY NEBRASKA!!
Now Staff 8ayi It Will Have a Larger
and More Carefully Edited
Paper
A larger circulation, a more care
fully edited paper, a larger and bettor
(rained staff and closer cc-operatlon
with the publications of other Miss
ourt Valley schools are some of th
Mima of the business and editorial
etafts of the Dally NebraHkan for Hit
coming semester.
The staff members are as follows:
Editor, Belle Farman.
Managing editor, Herbert Brownell
Jr.
Associate editor, Marjorle Wyman
Night editors, Kdward Buck, Robert
V. Craig and Raymond Smith.
Business manager, Chauncey Kins
AaaTt business manager. Clifford
Hicks.
Circulation manager, Frank Fry.
The office of the Nebraskan will bo
moved Into better quarters in the base
went of administration hall, In the
room formerly occupied by the stu
dent activities office. In the new lo
cation, the editorial staff will be closer
to the administrative offices of the
university and will not be bothered by
class recitations or lectures.
Two former editors of the Ncbras
kan will be Included on the staff or
the paper with the opening of th
rew semester, Jack Austin and Orvln
Gaston will be connected with the re
portorlal side. lOther students have
been secured to help gather the news
of the campus who have not worked
on the Nebraskan In former years but
have had much experience at other
colleges or on city newspapers. Up
perclassmen will as far as possible,
be used on the staff of the paper.
The first Issue of the Nebraskan will
Conac Club
3ance
Lincoln Hotel Ballroom
Friday & Saturday
Nights, Sept. 15-19
Northwall's Band
$1.00 plus Tax
bo issued during registration week be
fore the opening of regular class work.
Fdltlons will be, published In the in
terest of tho student athletic ticket
sale campaign which will bo started
during 'the first days of registration
Tho subscription rampnlgn for the Ne
braskan will reveal several changes of
policy over the plans used by formor
staffs.
Important Football
Games Scheduled
For This Season
Folowlng are tho more Important
games sheduled for the 1!'22 football
season:
October 7 Georgia at Chicago,
Lafayette at Pittsburgh.
October 14 Syracuse al Urown
Iowa at Yale, West Virginia at Pitts
burgh.
October 21 Center at Harvard
Georgetown-Fordham at Polo Ground?
Michigan at Ohio State, Pittsburgh at
Syracuse, Georgia Tech ot Navy.
October 28 Princeton at Chicago,
Notre Dame at Georgia Tech, Dart
mouth at Harvard, Army ot Yale,
Navy at Pennsylvania, Syracuse
against Penn Stote at Polo Grounds,
November 4 Columbia at Cornell,
Nebraska ot Syracuse, Lafayette
against V. & J. at Polo Grounds.
November 11 Princeton at liar
vard, Pittsburgh ot Pennsylvania,
Dartmouth against ornell at Tolo
Grounds, hlcago at Ohio Stote, Notre
Dame at Army, alifornia nt Washing
ton. November 18 Yulo at Princeton,
Ponn State at Pennsylvania, olumbla
against Dartmouth at Polo Grounds.
Iowa at Ohio State, W, & J. nt Pitts
burgh, Illinois at Chicago.
November 25 Harvard at Yalo,
Navy against Army at Philadelphia,
Ohio State at lllnols, Lehigh at La
fayette, California at Stanford.
November 30 Cornell at Penn
sylvanla, Penn State at Pittsburgh,
Colgate at Columbia.
JOSHI TO LECTURE
INCALIFORNIA UNI
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Good
Impression
Is produced by the sterling qual
ities In all goods offered here
and the moderate prices that go
with them.
Don't fail to see our Hats, Caps,
Shirts, Sweaters, Hosiery, Neck
wear, etc etc.
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HATTERS AND HABERDASHERS
Dr. S. L. Joshl, professor of litera
ture In the College of Baroda, Bombay
university, India, and who has ben
at the Nebraska university deliverlug
a series ot lectures on "India, Past
and Present," left Thursday evening
for California where he will deliver a
serlos of lectures at the Pacific School
ot Religion at the University of Cali
fornia, lie will return to Nebraska
next February to give another series
of lectures here.
Profossor Joshl is In America In an
exchange professorship with Philo M.
Buck, dean of tho College of Arts and
Sciences at the University of Nebraska.
REGISTRATION STARTS
DURING STATE FAIR
Students of the euniverslty can
"kill two birds with one stone" this
fall by coming to Lincoln a day or
two early and getting in on the fifty
fourth Nebraska State Fair. Tho fair
will be held from September 3 to 8,
inclusive. Students must pay their
fees by September 7 If they registered
last spring and the week of registra
tion starts Septemeber 8. By coming
to Lincoln on Wednesday or Thurs
day students can attend the fair and
be In Lincoln for the start of school
thus avoiding the necessity of two
trips. In former years If students
nished to attend the fair, they had to
come to Lincoln for that, then go
borne and return a week or two lator
for registration.
Fisherman (chumming up to Strang
er in smoking car) You're not sup
posed to fish hereabouts this month
but I've 100 lbs. of fine cod In the
She
"What will you say
when you ask my
father if he favors
your suit?"
He
"I'll tell him he ought
to favor it It's one
of Magee's $35.00
Kuppenheimers."
haggago car.
Stranger Say, d'ye know who lam?
Fisherman No, who are you!
Stranger I'm the state game war
den!
Miss Harriot Coffin and Edmund It.
Rogers wero married August 8. Mrs.
Flshermnn-Well, I'm the blggea
Hnr In the Slate.
"Topics of the Day" Films Rogers is a former university student.
THE" DISPLAY OF NEW "HOUSE OF YOUTH"
DRESSES, SUITS, COATS & WRAPS
CONSTITUTES A FASHION SHOW OF THE FIRST IMPORTANCE
This showing Is an Important fashion event pre
senting the advance fashions for fall especially
the striking style versions of "The House of
Youth." Those Fashions have attained their pre
eminence because they are always authenic, and
are especially created for the younger generation
and the women of petite stature.
In this establishment has been vested the sole
right to presont "House of Youth" creations to
the Smart Set of this city a privilege earned by
us because of the high standard of this establish
ment fashion ideals.
It is a pleasure to announce, at the same time, a
nw range of prices affording economics, In keep
ing with the times.
"HOUSE OF YOUTH" GARMENTS CONFINED IN LINCOLN
TO OUR SHOP ONLY
OUTFITTERS TO VDMtli OI5-BI7 O STREET;
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Engineering, Art and Laboratory Supplies
Laundry Cases, Expense Books, Note Books, Etc.
College Jewelry, Pennants, Banners and Pillows
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