THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Directory or
Advertisers
The following merchants and butl
nets men of Lincoln are anxious to
serve the University stifdents. By
placing their advertisements In the
columns of the Dally Nebraskan they
show that they want your trade. And
you may be sure that the merchant
who is willing to make a (Itle' effort
to get your patronage Is the one who
Is' going to treat you honestly and
considerately In attempting tq keep
It. So you as well as the Nebras
kan will profit by trading with these
people:
BANKS
First TniBt & Savings t
BAKERIES
Folsom
BARBER SHOPS
Grcon's
Capital Hotel
CLEANERS
J.. C. Wood & Co.
"NV'ebor'a Sultoriunv
Windsor Suitorlum
CLOTHING
Fnrquhnr i.
Magco-& Doomor ;
Mayor Bros.
Palace Clothing Co.
Speler & Simon
Armstrong Olothlng Co.
COAL
Whltebrenat
Hiitchlns & Hyatt
CONFECTIONERY
Lincoln Candy Kitchen
--DR-GOODS r
Miller & Palno
DRUGGISTS
Rlgga
FURNISHINGS
Budd
Pulls
Mageo & Deoraor
Mayor Bros.
Palaco Clothing Co.
Rudgo & Guonzol
Spoior & Simon
Armstrong Clothing Co.
HATTERS,
Budd ' ' t
Fulk
Armstrong Clothing Co.
Mageo & Deoraor .
Mayer Bros.
Palace Clothing Co.
Spoior & Simon
JEWELERS
Hallett
Tucker
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Do Gaston & Houck
PRINTERS- ,
Simmons
Van- Tine ',
-RESTAURANTS 1
Camoron's
T. H C. A. Spa,
Miller & Paine .
Hornolshelmer'a
TYPEWRITERS
B. P. Swanson Co.
SHOES
Budd
Men's Bootery
Mayer BroB.
; stiller &' Paine
Yates French
Wharton's
SKIRTS
Skirt Store
TAILORS .
, Elliott Bros.
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Ludwlg
THEATUES-
Ollver
Orpheum
Cap
$1, 1.50
Silk Plush
Seal Caps
H. B. ENGLISH GETS THROUGH
Continued from Pago 1
Rhodes scholarship examinations
which were held In Lincoln October
2f and 2tt. The Nebraska Rhodes
scholarship coTiTrnTtFeewTH have" "We
tnsk of deciding which of tho two men
are best iltted to receive the schol
arship, with ull its benefits, which en
titles a man to two years' study at
Oxford university, England, and a
third year or either study or travel
In Europe.
Annoucemont of the award was
made Monday. Seven men tool; the
examinations. These students were
from various colleges in the state. The
questions were sent out by tho Rhodes
scholarship board of London and the
answers Bent there for correction. The
tests were In mathematics, Greek
and Latin. No grades were announced
by the English board, merely stating
thnt the two Nebraska men had passed
the examinations.. . ,.
Must Consider Everything.
Several " things must be considered
In selecting tho man to represent the
state in the' English Institution. The
general athletic, social and scholar
ship abilities of the men must be con
sidered. The board who will have
this task ls composed of Chancellor
Aver, Superintendent Davidson of
the Omaha public schools -and three
representatives of the denominational
schools of the state.
The Records.
Horace Tft. English Is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. S. S. English of Lincoln. He
was graduated from the Lincoln high
school In 1009, entering the univer--Bitjthntnll.ThoHIrat-yeur-in-Bohool-he
was selected as a member of the
university dobatlng gqutid, later to be
chosen as an alternate on ono of the
university debating teams. Ho is a
mchiber of the Plntform club or the
university, the Union Literary so
ciety and the Bushnell guild. He lc
TmrsMdeTit of the Christian Endeavor
society of the First Congregational
ohureh. He is registered as a sopho-"hiorc-
In the university.
L.Robs Newklrk is, tho son or Rev.
and" Mrs. G. R. Newklrk or Adams
where Ills rather 1b pastor of the
jMethodlst'church. He Is registered as
5i junior In tho Wesleynn university.
He Ib specializing in political science
and plans to study law-, after he has
.received his A. B. degree. . Neither
English or .Newklrk have taken an
'active4 part In athletics, r
Notice.
A meeting of the Press club will he
heiu Wednesday afternoon, nt R
o'clock i In the Nebraskan office.
Gloth
or Fur
The reason we sell so many winter caps is,
that "We have the goods."
Gloth Caps with fur in band, priced at 50c,
and 2.00.
Caps $ 1 , 1 .50 and 2.00.
priced at $2.50 to 20.00.
flayer Bros.
1009
TYPEWRITEDS ALL MAKES Rent applied on purchase!
" SOLD or RENTED price. Two year written
,,.., guarantee with every ma
chine sold. Distributors New Model, L. C. Smith & Bros, visible.
Call or write for catalogue and ct mmcah n
special price list. " ". SWANSON CO., Inc.
Auto phone 2080. Bell phone 1299. 13 So. I3th St., Lincoln, Hcbr.
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A. I. E. E. WILL MEET.
Two Important Liectures Scheduled'
for Thursday.
A meeting of the members or the .
American Institute or Electrical En
gineers will be held Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock in the electrical engineer
ing laboratories. B. C. Adams, man
ager or the Lincoln Gas & Electric
Light company, will speak on the sub
ject of "The Electrical Engineer in
Central Station Practice." Prof. Boi
rowninn or the chemistry dei:nrtment i
will also speak. Ills subject will be
"Chemistry and the Engineer."
Y. M. a A. COMMITTEE MEETS.
Treasurer for University Association
to Be Chosen.
A meeting or the nominating com
mlttee or the university Y. M. C. A. is
called this afternoon ut the associa
tiou rooms. All senior members of
the Y. M. C. A. are members or thig
committee. It is urged that ever l
member be present, as the Important j
business of nominating the associa
tion treasurer will take place. For
merly the treasurer has been a stu
dent or the university, but according
to the new Y. .M. C. A. constitution
hereafter he must he either a faculty
member of an alumnus.
-MAY-CHANGE-RULESr
Interfraternity Council to Discuss
Probable Changes.
At the meeting of tho Interfraternity
council which is scheduled for Wed
nesdny evening matters regarding the
changing of the fraternity "rushing"
rules will probably be brought up and
the nintter decided. It has been pro
posed thnt a rule be passed allowing
no new students to be "pledged" until
they have the full number of entrance
credits, thlrtv, and no student be In
itiated until they have completed
twelve hours or university work. An
other change , suggested is thnt all
"rushing" be conllned to the entire
first semester, and thit no student he
"pledged" until that period of. time has
elapsed, it is possible that the rules
may be passed, hut a number of fra
ternities oppose them on tho ground?
jLhaUllie parJoiL-allQA'elfoiullUshIngi
new students is too long. The "rush!
'lug" season at the present time lasts
but ten days.
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The. Great jQontra Tenor with
Silver Threads,
which comes to the
Oliver Theatre
Thursday, Friday and Friday
Matinee, December 8 and 9
The Fjrst Tnust.and'
Savings Bank
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