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The Daily Nebraskan
Published Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday mornings of each
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1922.
OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY
PUBLICATION
Under tha Direction of tha Studant Publi
cation Board.
Entered ai second-class matter at tha
Poatofnco in Lincoln, Nebraska, under Act
I Conran, March 3. 1879.
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Single Copy Five centt
Address all communication! to
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Station A. Lincoln, Nebraska
Editorial and Business Office, University
Hall, 10.
Phonea.
Dav 142 University Exchange
Night B6882
Emmett V. Maun Editor
Howard Buffett..... Managing Editor
EDITORIAL STArr
William Bertwell - News Editor
Hugh Cox New. fcditoc
Paul C. Ricbardaon Newa Editor
Marion Stanley News Editor
BUSINESS STAFF
Clifford M. Hick Business Manager
Clarence Eickhoff At. Business Manager
Otto Skold Circulation Manager
OFFICE HOURS
Every afternoon with tha exception of
Friday and Sunday.
STADIUM PLEDGE.
Your stadium pledpe falls due this
week. Money was borrowed to con
tinue the work on the structure dur
ing the summer and now the money
must be repaid.
The finance committee needs the
second installment on your pledpe.
Pay Your Pledge!
All officers under the class presi
dents were elected yesterday. The
classes discussed their various prob
lems and tried to evolve satisfactory
solutions.
Lack of co-operation, unity, and
interest has molded all classes into
one big unit with scarcely a dividing
line between any of them. It is
probable that there will never be a
time when classes will work as units.
However there is work for the indi
vidual classes and that work could
well be done.
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COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY.
When the parade ended in the sta
dium Saturday morning, the colleges
still maintained their formation to
some extent, and continued to give
their yells.
A few moments before the Chan
cellor gave his introductory address,
some of the colleges were still letting
the world know that they were there
at the dedication either to represent
their college or the institution.
A few Nebraska yells given with as
much enthusiasm as the college yells
would have been much more appro
priate. It was certainly with a good meas
ure of foresight and wisdom that
the University athletic department
refused to allow the colleges to di
vide themselves into separate sections
of the stadium. It is with a great '
measure of difficulty that the stu
dents can be brought together in a
yell now and further disunion would
have been rather disastrous.
College yells are not proper where ,
the whole University is represented j
at any one event. There are plenty I
of University yells that would be just I
as good for the purpose and better j
as far as the University of Nebraska
is concerned. I
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WE CAN LEARN.
K. U. came here as a guest last
week and left some impressions that
certainly are a credit to Kansas. The
Jayhawkers were the most fair and
generous guests that the present stu
dent body has ever seen on the Ne
braska field. At every instant, Kan
sas was alive and fighting with her
team. The Jayhawkers entered the
game with odds against them, but
you could have never told it from the
poise that arose from the K. U.
stands.
There are teams coming here this
fall that will enter the games as the
favorite. If Nebraska students can
deliver like Kansas students did,
there will certainly be better battles
won and better battles lost as the
case might be.
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Students who have applied for po
sitions on the Daily Nebraska staff
tre now receiving their permanent
appointments. This is both a worthy
and a valuable form of school activ
ity. Only persons who put in regular
time on the paper are wanted. There
must be rystem about the Daily Ne
braskan office so that there is no
Toom on the staff for the persons
who do not intend to give stated
There are some positions still open
to students who are able to qualify,
tours toward tbe work.
Notices
Basketball.
Rasketball practice will be held
from 4:45 to 6 p. m. Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday nights. All play
ers are asked to turn out.
Pershing Rifle.
Pershing Rifles will meet Wednes
at 7 p. m. All members should be
Wesley Guild.
Regular meeting of the Weslej
Guild Thursday at 7:30, SocW
Science 113.
Vesper.
Candle-lighting Vesper service ai
Ellen Smith hall at 5 o'clock.
Delian Literary Society.
The Delian Literary Society will
have an open meeting SatuHay. Meet
at Faculty hall at 7 p. to. to go to
robbers' cave. Bring carefare and
20 cents.
A. S. A. E.
Important meeting of A. S. A. E.
Thursday, 11a. m., Engineering hall.
World War Officer.
World war officers are requested
to send names, addresses and tele-
pone numbers to Capt. K. M. Still,
U. S. Inf., Navy recruiting station,
postoffice.
Normal Training Student.
The normal training students of
the Teachers College are planning a
dinner for the teachers of District
No. 1 of the Nebraska state teachers'
association for November 7 at 6:30
at the Grand hotel. Those desiring
to attend should send in reservations
to Miss Dora McBride, room 307
Teachers College, as soon as possible,
75 cents a plate.
Kearney Club.
Important meeting in east room
Temple building, 12 m, October 26.
Chess-Nuts.
Meeting of the Chess-Nuts and all
other students interested in chess,
in the Y.M.C.A. rooms of the Temple
Friday at 7:30.
Freshman Olympic.
Freshman Olympics committee will
meet at the Pi Kappa Phi house Sun
day at 5 o'clock.
Scabbard and Blade.
ScabbaTd and Blade smoker at
the Temple Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
Palladian Literary Society.
The Palladians wil have an open
meeting Friday at 8 p. m. Everybody
is welcome. An original program
will be given. This program is to
be divided in two parts, one devoted
to musical numbers, the other a skit
in the nature of a review of several
literary and historical characters of
the past.
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SUCCESS
is assured your houre party if
FOWLER'S ORCHESTRA plays it.
Call B6393.
You can't be told
too often that
this store
furnishes high
grade clothes
at
Lower Prices.
Make us prove it,
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University Players
Season ticket holders for the University
Players' program for the season of 1923-24
who have not reserved their seats by mail
should do so at Ross P. Curtice Co. today.
A number of choice seats still remain un
sold and can be secured at the Curtice Com
pany's music store. And don't forget the
"Three Wise Fools" at the Temple Theater,
October 25, 26 and 27.
THE DAILY NEBKASKAN j
Twin. Club.
There will be a Twins Club party
Friday at 710 Marshall Ave. All
University twins invited.
Freshman Notice.
A new shipment of green caps has
arrived at Magee's. All those who
ordered them be sure to get them.
There are a few extras.
Sigma Tau.
Sigma Tau meeting Thursday nt
7:30 in Faculty hall.
Green Goblins.
The second meeting of the Green
Goblins will be held tomorrow night
a the A. T. 0. house, 1610 K street.
The meeting has been changed from
the Thi Kappa Tsi house to the A.
T. 0. house. All members are re
quested to be present at T o'clock.
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ALL WEEK
A made whirl of life, love and luxury
MERRY GO ROUND
This is the picture that scored such
a tremendous triumph during its run
on Broadway, N. Y. city.
"Roses of Sunny Italy"
A picturesque prologue.
LYRIC CONCERT ORCHESTRA
SHOWS START AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
ALL THIS WEEK
A Magnificent Production of
YOU CAN'T FOOL
YOUR WIFE
With a Brilliant Cast
BABY PEGGY
The Bewitching Little Star in
"Nobody's Darling"
NEWS, TOPICS, TRAVEL
Jazzland Dancers
RIALTO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
SHOWS START AT 1, 3, S, 7, 9
COLONIAL
ALL
THU
WEEK
Bret Harte's Great Story
SALOMY JANE
A Thrilling Romance of California
LARRY SEMON
In a big laugh "The Agent"
PATHE OFFICIAL REVIEW
SHOWS START AT 1, 3, S, 7,
BIG VAUDEVILLE BILL
MON. TUES. WED.
The Master Cracksman
RAFFLES AND CO.
Present in f
VaudeviUe'a Sensational Illusion
STRATFORD COMEDY
FOUR
In "School Frolics"
FRED LEWIS
Singing Comedian
DAVE JANE
FOX & ALLYN
In an Original Comedy Skit
"TO LET"
Watkins-Jenkins Revue
A Versatile Trio in
ARTISTIC SONGS and DANCES
Cur-ent News, Tabloid Pictures
BASICH and His ORCHESTRA
SHOWS at 2 30, 7:00, :O0
Nite SOc, Mats 25c, Gal. 20c
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RAG CARPET
The Rag Doll hays that the leaves
are falling, but she hasn't noticed
anybody picking them up yet
Dear Rag Rug: I sleep with my
mouth open and my doctor says that
it is on account of my diet. What
shall I avoid? SOLOIST.
Dear Soloist: Onions.
He There is a certain question
I've wanted to ask you for weeks.
She Well, hurry up. I've had the
answer ready for months.
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Warmth 9W0HBt
Too ImiNfe
A big rugged Overcoat that invites you outdoors! The
freedom of line, the big collar, the roomy pockets, the
full sleeve all of these are points to consider in this
popular Overcoat.
They're of splendid
fabrics, splendidly
tailored, coats that
appeal to College
Men.
MAYER BROS. CO.
Eli Shire, Pres.
Instructor in public speaking:
Can't you speak louder? Be more
enthusiastic. Open your mouth
and throw yourself into it.
"Wot you doin chile?"
"Nothin, Mammy."
"My, but you is getting like you
father."
The speaker .rose with haughty mein
And spoke in, terms obtuse.
The audience enraptured sat
His false front had come loor.e.
Contfucfed by
Carolyn Airy
The
OLLYWOO
A Super-Star for Style
Sorror By the way are vou ...
Elk? '
Frater No deer, I'm a stag tonite,
"How did the swimming team
come out?"
"Wet."
HISTORICAL ERRORS.
Doggone it!
If Noah hadn't built the ark.
I wouldn't have this history test
I wouldn't have an 8 o'clock.
I'd give myself an age-long rest.
Doggone Noah!
Why did he build the ark?
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Some
Coat
fi
Others from 25.00
to 100.00. Your
size, your style, the
pattern you'll like,
it's here.
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