FOUR
SUNDAY, OCTOBER
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN.
7, 1923.
LEAGUE GRIDSTERS
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First of Freshman Tourna
ment Games Scheduled
For This eWek
EIGHT TEAMS ENTERED
The first of the freshman league
football games will bo held this
week when eight teams will get
into action. The games will be
j.lnyed Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday but the exact schedule lias
not been announced.
The games for this week are
Western Nebraska versus Kansas,
Omaha versus Lincoln, Southeast
ern Nebraska versus Outstate and
the Agricultural College versus
"Choppy" Rhodes' coaching clut3.
Three of these teams have been
selected to represent different por
tions of the state.
Each squad has twenty men and
it Is planned to play a round-robin
schedule. Any team may chal
lenge the team Immediately above
it In the standing. The Agricul
tural upperclassmen are not In the
league but will play one team In
the league each week. The fresh'
men at the College of Agriculture
will organize a team which will be
in the league.
Each Team Playa
I' Is planned to permit each
team In the league to play the
freshman squad, and If any men
show well in the lntra-niural games
l hey v. ill be promoted to the fresh
man team. Some of the Intra
mural teams may have a chance
to scrimmage against the Varsity
later In. the year.
Each team will use a different
syslem of play. The Rockne,
Xuppke, Jones and Warner sys
tems will be tried out
Freshman numerals will be
given to all men who play In the
league gamea for the entire season.
In nddition, they will be admitted
to all varsity grimes free. In these j
games men will have a better
chance to show up well than If
they were all on the freshman
team. The squads are organized
and working on plays now, but It
Is not too late for additional ma
terial. More teams will be organ
ized If enough material appears.
The team coaches are as fol
lows; H. B. "Jess" Wtllard. Lin
coln and Omaha; Victor Beck,
Southeast; Mel Collins, Western;
Ralph Andrews, Agricultural Col
lege freshmen; "Choppy" Rhodes,
coaching; class, and Wilbur Knight,
Agricultural College,
Officials will be wanted for
ihese games. Any student wishing
to officiate may sign up at the
athletic office. Officials will be
paid J1.50 per game.
University Librarian
Attend State Meeting
Librarian Gilbert H. Doane, Miss
.V. J. Compton of the main library,
and Miss Alabel Harris, librarian of
Teachers' College, attended the
33rd annual meeting of the Ne
braska Library association at North
Plutte, October 4 and 6. Miss Har
ris la secretarv and treasurer nf th
association. Mr. Malcolm O. Wyer,
formerly librarian at the Univer
sity of Nebraska, and now at the
Denver. Colo., public library, spoke
on "Ethics of Librarianship."
Happy
Ulomeiibs
You spot a polroFlonhetm
Shoes with just the snappy
not of style you admire.
Then you try them on
and you feel like purring
they're so comfortable.
A nd mister when you're told
the price I Say that's a SURE
ENOUGH happy moment!
There are all kinds of moments
in a fellow's life some good and
others not so good. The reason we
enjoy selling Florshelm Shoes is
that they deliver so many happy
moments to the men who
wear them I
Official Bulletin.
TM drpnrfmi'nt of Til Pullr Nc
brnitkiut will b lrvo4rt! from luy to
flujr to official niuioiinrrment of
rvrnU of the cttmnut. Any orranUn
tlon r club lilriitififtl with iinivrrNlty
Iff mmy mult une of the department
by JiHiullnir in announce tumid at The
lnil- hrakan off he, prior to S
o'elnrlc ewoh afternoon.
tSumtnj, October 7
Football team returns i n Kurk Ialnnd
at 9:4i.
All University church tiny.
Monthly, (Mnher 8.
K. O. T. . ihyi' al examinations, 8 to
U o'clock.
Mrertory lints from I. to Z are noHtt1
In tiuclnl flitciUPs hulltlllig.
TueMlay, October 0.
It. O, T. C. ihyHi'Hl examinations. 8 to
12 o'clock.
SiKitin ltta Chi meeting, lambda Oil
Alpha hou.it. 6 o'clock.
hi lection of i Ijikm presidents, honoriii'
coluiiel, tihI sen It i r woinan-at-liirKO for
the Ktudent Council, Temple hulUlinif,
9 to 6 o'elui k.
Ws lunula), October 10.
World Korum lum lu on, 1 2 o'clock.
TlekctM at V. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A.
"Krosli" A wgwan Ik Iwucd.
Saturday, Ortnbrr 13.
Fall Frolic. th first Viimity party of
the year, Colim-um.
CHEM EMGNEERS
TO HOLD SMOKER
There will be a Chemistry Engi
neers smoker at the Alpha Chi
Sigma house, IfilO It street, Tues
day evening, October 9. lYeshman
engineers interested in chemical
engineering are particularly Invited
to attend this xnioker. Iiean O. J.
Ferguson and Professor C. J. Frank
foi ter will speak.
Water Polo la Included
In Interfrat Contests
Water polo, which proved such
a popular sport last winter, Is to
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Temple Cafeteria t
Operated By the University I
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the best haircuts
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Student's Appetites
TASTY SANDWICHES
POTATO PLAKSS
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Uoy Wylhei'H, Prop.
again appear on the list of Jnter
fratenilty contests. The date for
the opening games are tentatively
set for the early part of December.
There will also be an interfrat
ernlty boxing contest, and an all
university boxing contest during
the winter.
P. A. D.'S ELECT
REPRESENTATIVE
Prof. J. P. Kenning of the poli
tical science department has been
selected by the district manager of
Phi Alpha Delta, law fraternity, as
the district representative for that
organization. The purpose of the
appointment of Professor Senning
is to organize positive interest in
work uone by the fraternity, es
pecially among the alumni.
Nebraska Instructor
Studies at oCImuMa
Miss Huby Simpson of the Home
Economics Department, in charge
of the Home Management resi
dence, spent the summer attending
Columbia I'liiversily. She took
courses under Dr. Kenyon, Dr. An
drews, hikI Dr. Sneddon.
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Special
Attention
is drawn to our showing
i of fine leather trooils all
film new ideas in ladies'
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rases, hirhter sets, ladies
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ironi tiic 'lnesi roinii
American Steer Hide and
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BOARD ANNOUNCES
STAFF APPOINTEE
Douglas Tlmmerman, '30, Lin
coln, was named by the Student
Publication board as a news editor
nn Tim riullv Vohrnoknn staff, ac
cording to the announcement made
public Saturday.
This election fills the position
left by Gerald Griffin, who re-
(.lirnnil Hiirintr lha unmmer to take
over duties of editing The Ne
braska Alumnus.
Special Luncheoni Monday, Oct. 8
30c
MINCED HAM TOSTETTE
CAKE WITH CHIPPED CREAM
ANY 5c DRINK AT
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Japanese Version of
English Book Is Asked
Dean J. E. LeKossignol has re
ceived a letter from Professor T.
Samura, of the First Normal school
Kagoshlma, Japan, asking permis
sion to translate his book What Is
Socialism into Japanese. ,
Be Neat-
A GOOD APPEARANCE
IS HALF THE BATTLE!
We Know How
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Better equipped than ever before to handle the students"
cleaning and pressing business.
The Varsity Cleaners are big boossters for our Univer
sity. Your business is solicited and is appreciated. We
call and deliver.
Learn to Dance
Guarantee to teach you In all
private, leaaona.
Clatiei Every Monday and
Wednesday, 8 to 10 P. M.
Private Lessona Morning,
Afternoon and Evening.
Call for Appointment
Mrs. Luella Williams
Private Studio
Phone B-42S8 1 220 D 81
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