THE DAILY NEBRASKA N
8SATE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE
CALIFORNIA AND
NEBRASSKA MEET
ENTERTAIN FRESHMEN
WILL MEET NEXT WEEK
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mcnt of dues for the year 1923-24.
From 8:30 until 10:45 la the morn
InR, the sectional programs will be
given as follows:
Chemistry in the auditorium oi
Chemistry Hall; Physics, in the gen
eral lecture room, of "Brace Hall;
Biology, in the auditorium of Bossey
Hall; Engineering, in oRom 206 of
Mechanical Engineering building;
Earth Science In 110 Nebraska Hall;
and the Lincoln Academy of Medical
Science in .209 Chemistry building.
At these sectional meetings, a ser
ies of brief papers for specialists In
the several branches of science will
be read. A complete list of the
speakers and subjects will bo an
nounced at the time of the meeting.
At 11:00, in the auditorium of the
Temple, Dr. A. R. Mitchell will Rlve
a talk for the general public, on the
reaction of different types of men to
medical fakes and superstitions.
On Friday afternoon, in the social
science auditorium a series of papers,
not to exceed twenty minutes In
length, giving a sumposium of pro
gress in modern science will be read.
Each of these papers will tell of
current tendencies in a different
branch of science. They are as fol
lows: "Physical Chemistry," by Prol.
II. G. Deming; "Physics," by Prof.
H.. II. Marvin; Astronomy, by O. D.
Swezey; "Electrical Enfiinoering," by
Dean O. J. Ferguson, and "Paleon
tology," by Prof. E. II. Barbour.
From 8:15 until 4:15, the sectional
meeting will be continued.
At 4:45, until which time the re
ception will continue, JProfl. C. C.
Nutting, head of the department of
zoology in the University of Iowa,
will give a lecture on "Marine Life
fn the Wfisf Indies," illustrating his
talk with several reels of motion
pictures taken on the Barbados-Antigua
Efpodition of 1918.
Saturday meetings will be an
nounced later.
Fine Clothes
There is an air of elegance in our new Spring Capes that
is appreciated by or.ly careful dressers those who know, the
beautiful those who are discriminating.
Long, graceful lines, and others with blouse effects in ma
terials of the famous Chantilly cloth, Ormondale, Velverette,
Mondaine and Beytonia.
Prices are noderate, ranging from $2." to $75. and you have
the convenience of a charge account arranged in such a way
that you can pay out of your allowance.
Remember, you are welcome to a charge account no matter
where you are from.
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the field events except the high Jump,
where tho Huskers are doped to take
first place. The best Bruin high
Jumper, Treyer, who Jumped 5 feet,
11 1-2 Inches against Southern Cat
ifornla, Is not entered in Saturday's
meet. Turner 'iumped 6 feet, 3-4
inches at the Valley indoor, and if
he approaches this .mark, will un
doubtedly win first honors. Tarks,
another Husker, is given third In the
high Jump.
California will take first and sec
ond places In the broad Jump, as
there two Jumpers approach 23 feet,
while Lloyd, the best Husker In this
event, only doe sabout 21 feet, 6
Inches. California only has one man
entered In the pole vault, but lie
clears the bar at twelve feet, and
should win the event. Gleason of
Nebraska, who goes about 11 feet, is
given second place.
With two Javelin throwers beaving
the spoar around ISO feet, the Bears
are conceded the first and second
places, while Hartley, Husker is ex
pected to win third honors. Califor
nia is doped to take all three places
in tho discus throw, since three of
the Bruin athletes heave the discus
about 130 foot, better than the best
Husker in tho discus. Witter and
Lang, Boar shot putters, are conceded
first and second places in the shotput,
with a Husker taking third honors.
AYe are selling a type of
Clothes that appeal to Col
lege Men.
From $40 and up.
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established reputation for Intae
rlty and Bquare dealioc and ldU
naturally got clothes of proren
quality and ralue. Spring Butts
and Top Coats of Bjjprored fab
rics and models made In ao
cordance with our Standard of
Tailoriiis are priced
$21, $29,
$34 a
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invitation.
Helen Toinson, chairman of the
commltteo in charge, wishes to em
phasize the fact that the party will
begin promptly at S o'clock. Guests
should arrive a few minutes before.
v The members of Freshman Com
mission are chosen in the fall. There
are twenty-five members, half of
whom aro non-sorority girls. Their
purpose is the same as that of the
Y. W. C. A. and thetr efforts arc
largely along that line of endeavor
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moved Hall's "Handbook of Advertis
ing" from the bench in "U" 107 Thurs
day morning please return it at the
end of the semester.
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with us
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of pride with us to offer you the clothes that give
you the best appearance; and to have a wide variety
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to
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