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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1923)
THE DAILY NEBRASKA N In the College World Five men were selected to repre sent the University of Oklahoma in the contest for a Rhodes scholarship this year. Nearly 700 students check books from the library at the University of Oklahoma each day. Oxford University defeated the McGill team in a debase at Montreal last week. The subject for discussion was: "Resolved, That the League of Nations is worthy cf the support of the nations of the world." Miss Marian Rader, who just re turned from a trip, to Europe to re sume her studies at Midland College, states that the entire population in Germany is in a depressed state. The conditions were steadily growing worse, and at the time of her de parture many of the stores in the cities were closing because the mer chants had no more goods to sell. The professional and the middle class are the ones who are suffering the most because they have been completely broken down. It is said that cash pours in as the Y. W. and Y. M. launch drives for funds. That is not here it's in the University of Southern California. Indiana University was host to the Governors' of twenty-nine states. The officials were enroute to a confer ence at West Baden. The Woman's campus organiz ations at the Ohio State University have been sponsoring "Hello Week," This was planned for the purpose of promoting friendlier spirit among girls and broadening acquaintance. During "Hello Week" all girls were requested to speak to one another in an effort to bring about a feeling of good fellowship. A huge stuffed lion, a frying pan, a cartoon by Tom Nast, are only three diversified articles of the hun dreds of manuscripts, pictures and momentoes of all sorts which have gravitated to Roosevelt House, the restored birth place of Theodore Roosevelt. A set of scrapbooks giv ing the carqpr of Mr. Roosevelt as told from day to day in the press, is one of the notable additions received by the Roosevelt Association in . the past year. Two Michigan alumni came via airplane to see the Michigan-Ohio game last Saturday at Ann Arbor, proving the attractions of Michigan footbaal games to alumni. Actual flying time from Denver to Ann Ar bor by way of Toledtf was 16 hours. Seven stops were made during the trip. The men said the trip was made without the slightest danger. Michigan University was an enthu siastic audience to Galli-Leuci's wonderful talent last week. The en tire audience was thrilled by her wonderful abilities. . DRIVES FOR Y. W. AND Y. M. FFUNDS START TODAY (Continued from Page 1) paigns of former years. Competition between teams is a feature of the drive. The team which turns in the largest sum will be given a dinner by the Y. W. C. A. cabinet. Team lunches will be held at Ellen Shop L9072 Res. F4679 Franco-American Beauty Shop Liberty Theater Bldg. 143 No. 13th St. Room 8 Wave and Hairdress, 75c Bob curl and wave $1 All Saturday Marcel $1 Smith hall Wednesday, Thursday .lidl The Registrar of the University Prirfflv and reports will be made Dy wiicn.Kan cbumaies me enrollment . The budget for the year calls for $3,300, $1,600 of which is being ap plied by the community chest of the city organization. ( Pay Your Pledj Today I Pay Your Pledg Todayl STUDENTS Have you a meal ticket. $5.50 ticket for $5.00 ELKS CLUB CAFE 13th & P Open to Public , , u"Hnt nf w.w f'-u.v, V4 at 12,000 FOUNTAIN PENS waterman Moore Shceffer 4 Parked Conklin Wahl Aitken-Lambert Handcock We will also repair all makes of fountain pens HAL LETT University Jeweler. E.t. 1871 117-119 So. 12th St. HI "i m . LOST A pair of Hack shell-rimmed - glasses. Believed to have been dropped in Social Science build ing, riease' return to the Ne braskan office or caU 133016. LOST Gaberdine in Bessey hall. Return to this office. LOST A jeweled K. A. pin, reward offered. Call B1416. LOST Jeweled Delta Gamma pin, reward offered. Call B1416. RENT-A-FORD Shove it yourself. Munson Motor Co., phones B1550 and B1517. 1125 P St. Satisfaction That' what we don't give nothing else but. Fowler' Orchestra. Call B6393 Ray Lindeman Saxophonist Will take a limited number of pupils at his residence. Phone B2493 "1 t I 'JM ! I (HI I 1 IIP For red Fountain Pen Satisfaction Use The Ink That Ma& The tountain ren Possible t QANFORDSjT FOUNTAIN PEN INK rENUS PENCILS FOR the student or proL, the superb VENUS out-rival j all for perfect pencil wot. II buck degrees o copying. American Lead Pencil Co. 220 Fifth Are. New York J -.1 Wrft for Ventts F'-nol and Venus Evekpoivted Mfrhinw-M Pencil LEDWICHS TASTIE SHOPPE Fountain & Luncheonette Service B2189 12th & P Sts- Butler Drug Co. The U. of N. Student Stor Drug, Stationery, Soda. Sandwiches, Pupch. Candy, Cigar. Hot C'aocol Jt. I SPEIER'S FOR QUALITY See the "Stetsons" Genuine Velours at Hat Headquarters ; , ' For Zero Hours! Here's Your Overeoa The zero hour during war days was a tense occasion, but no matter how in tense the cold may be here's the Coat you'll welcome in any zero hour. Par Kerry and Bradford Overcoats v V WPmr Leather and Brush Vesi. and Jackets Kersey, Corduroy and Mcle Skin Coats Sheep Lined" Perrir.s Gloves Edwin C'app and Ground Gripper Shoes for Men mm- -- yfr" .yi- "i tmw J l v. are the style and value sensations of the season regardless of false whis perings. One of the penalties of selling only Quality merchandise is to have Dame Rumor spread that it is high in price. But, analyze it for a minute who would call an over coat expensive at JQ75 34 We could fill a page with instances like these, suffice to say that contrary to any flying gossip you can get Top Quality at Spcier's without paying Top Prices. s pher & Simon m V . O TV4 HrnxiA w Jnpim We eppreciate your business. COIKU fi U OST succtsioa CLOTHING M rOOTWIAX - FUKKISHIKQ3 Guy Butler, Ph. 132t O Proprietor o B11C3 Silk and Wool Hose fcr men and Women On IMI
