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7, 3 v V "it "' a T. v?m V- .- THX DAILY NIBRAIKAN Ir1" h"- ; --. K h i1 M. t i-T s l ' X. :l " rf U, v . t) ' - ;v THE DAILY IEBRASKAN thm MtOPBivvY op THH UNIVDRilTY . OF NEBRASKA, L.tR6olii,Nebraflkft, TUB i PubHsfosd by 8TUD1QNT PUBLICATION BOARD EDITORIAL STAFF. Editor .......,.;., C. J. LORD Managing Kdltor., O. T. LIDDIOLL Asaoolate Kdltor T. J. HAnOUAVE Awooiate IWltor.. A. H. DINSMORB UttNKSS STAFF. Manager ..'....,,., Or C. KIDDOO Assistant Manager V. C. IIABCALL Circulation Manager.. C. C. JIUOIIANAN KtJIterlal and luslnsss Offices BASEMENT, ADMINISTRATION BLDQ. PetteffiW Station A, Lincoln, Neb. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 2.00 PER YEAR Payable In Advance. 8lnale,Ceplet, B Cente Eaoh. CONVOCATION THUSDAY c Telephone! Auto 1888. Nlaht Phanss Auto 1886; Auto 2683 Bell 1123. INDIVIDUAL NOTICES will bo chnrKod for at the rata of 10 conta the Insartlon for evory fifteen words or fraotlon thore of. Faoulty notices and University bul letins will gladly bo published froo. jim i ' Bntorod at Uio pontofTlco at Lincoln, Nebraska, as socond-cUuiB mall matter, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Advertisements for the want column should be left at the business office, base ment Administration building, between 10 a. m, and 12 m or between 2 p. m. and B p. m Cash must accompany all orders for ad vertlslno, at the rate of ten cents for each fifteen wors or fraction thereof the first Insertion; three Insertions twenty-five tents; five Insertions forty cents. OCTOBER 27, 1910. rpbce-Agalnr-Wo Must Boat Doano. . ,-- Tho .action of tbo football commit tee In providing blankots for tho foot DSll squad Is a worthy ono and do serves commendation. Tho athlote, while sitting on tho sidelines or rest ing Between quartors, needs somo sort of 'protection. Sweaters aro not suf ficient, Tho blanket Is tho propor things -yiK fh ;ft'i. jjft String . ? :& Orchestra MEMORIAL HALL II A. M, pretty bad, for ho lost 2-6. At this point, howovor, ho played recklessly long enough to gain the uppef hand, thon fell back on his old conservative but winning game. Goodbody started with a rush, but In tho second set had hard work in managing his favor-1 commltteo will bo held Thursday lto Lawford stroke, and had to play othor attacks which wore unavailing. Weaverllng swung hard on his back hand Lawfords throughout tho match, getting most of them within tho white boundaries. Neither of tho players was right on tholr service, but rolled almost entirely upon tho roturn. By winning this match Weaverllng is admitted to tbo finals, where bo will meet tho winner of tho Parkor-Flory match, which will bo played this morning, providing tho weather is good. aro cordially Invited to membership in tho club. Come and enjoy a good so cial evening. Notice. A mooting of tho freshman law hop morning In U109 at 11:30. Notice. A mooting of the froshman class will bo held at 11:80 today In. Memo rial hall. Important business. All freshmen aro urgtd to attend. WILLIAM p. GILMORB, President. FRE8HMAN MEETING TODAY. The Olympics apparently havo aroused a great deal of excltomont In the two lower classes. This excite ment ' hag already developed into rivalry and class spirit among tho ' sophomores and freshmen. Will thU class -spirit bo tho primary stop toward TJnlvojsIty spirit? Walt and see. " ! The class football teams havo start ed to "work in ono or two cases. Lot it continue; for it Is high tlmo that Election of Officers Will Be Conpleted at 11:30. A meeting of tho froshman class will bo hold at 11:30 a. m. today In Memorial hall for tho election of minor officers and tho announcement of appointments. Tho election was commenced at tho meeting Tuesday, but bad to bo put over until today for completion. Notice. The senior cap and gown committee will meet in L109 today at 11. It is important that all tho commltteo bo there promptly. ALICE HUMPE, Chairman. MR8. ELMORE COMING. Worker In Missionary Movement to Visit Y. W. C. A. Mrs. W. P. Elmoro, who is very i Notloe. The senior pin commltteo will meet In U112 Friday at 6 p. m. The mem bers of this committee are Ivan Mc Killlp, JHarry Ball, W. O. Forman, Florence Tlnkham, P. J. Halldorson and R. S. Gilmore. H. E. DIXON, 24-2t Chairman. Tho University Democratic club will meet at tho Lincoln hotel tonight at 8 o'clock. Addresses will bo made by democratic candidates and a largo at tendance Is looked for. TAN SHOES For Dri l--For Every day Snappy ancl Clear-Cut Shoes. T am about $1 off on n y price -$3.50 BUDD 1415 O ST. the teams from each clnss began to bo formed.'. Last year's mlxup should' not be repeated when two clasBos claimed the championship duo to post ponement" of games. Go after tho class championship, boys, it is worth your efforts. Laboratory work , requires a large amount of time and hard work. The value of the results obtained, how ever, are farln excess of the value of the effort pent. When tho end of tho semester appears the man or woman whoneglected to do full "lab" work at tliebeglnnlng of tho semester finds -that, he is 'in "a bad position. It all must be made up, and tho lack of attention at the beginning of tho year is paid for at a high price. Tho stu dent 'needs toft attend to work first and play afterward. WEAVERLINQ WIN8, prominent and popular in Y. W. C. A. circles, will bo at the Nebraska asso ciation quarters Saturday and Sunday of thlB weok in connection with tho city missionary Jublleo meeting. This meeting in purpost corresponds to the big layman's missionary movement which" swopt Lincoln last year, except that this treats tho woman's side of tho cause. MI88IONARY HERE. Graduate of the University Visiting Friends In Lincoln. Dr. Francis Tucker, medical mis sionary to China and a graduate of Nebraska University, is now in Lin coln visiting friends. Dr. Tucker has been engaged in hiB work in China for ksoven years, and brings back very interesting reports concerning tho mlsionary movement in his territory. stopped a few days at Lincoln to shake hands with university friends. Mr, Nielsen is still in the government service as special land agent, but will take three months off this fall to coach the Georgetown university foot ball team. Ht has been very success ful as a coach. Misses Graco and Josephine Fraw ley, Kappa Kappa Gamma of Denver university, have been visiting tho Ne braska chapter of Kappa Kappa Gam ma. Tho Misses Frawley aro return ing home from a trip abroad. COMING EVENTS All University organizations are re quested to send in announcements which, they desire to have published. Defeats Goodbody lh Fast Tennis Match. 'Ralph Weaverllng '' defeated Good- body in the first match of the semi- finals yesterday afternoon by a score or 2-6, i-4, 6-3, 6-2.', AIMOUgU W6 Wind was blowing too bard to hold t deciding tennis match, every game was strongly contested, and many spectacular plays were made. ' , ' The result of this match was slight ly, contrary to the "dope" given out by the court' Visitors and players, Goodbody had most of the odds, being partly favored because of his treat ment of Pierce, but was' not abje to "make good' yesterday. . At the end of the first set the pros- 'pects for Weaverllng were looking 8alnt Andrevs Brotherhood. A meeting of al young men inter ested in church work will bo held at Holy Trinity church next Sunday at 3 o'elock. The object of this meeting is to -consider the advisability of reor ganizing the Brotherhood of Saint An drew in the city of Lincoln. A large attendance is desired, and tho work will not take very much time. Attention Peruvians. The Peru club will have Us 'first meeting of the year next Saturday evening, October 29th. The meeting will be 'held at -"the home of Mrs. Ga!ser,.at 234 South 18th street. Not only last year's mem bers 'arid Peru, alumni, but all persons who have attended the Peril normal Classes. The senior cap and gown committee will mee't In L109 Thursday at 11 a. m. The sophomore class will, meet in Memorial hall Thursday morning at 11:30. Tho freshman class will meet in the Temple auditorium Thursday morning at 11:30. Organizations. The Pershing Rifles will meet Thursday evening In the armory at 7:15. The Hawfieyo club will meet Satur day evening. ' ' 4 The Peru club will meet Saturday eYenlngat South 18th street, Athletics. Football game. Donne vs. Nebras ka Athletic field. Saturday, October 29, at 3 p. m. 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