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THE DAILY NEBEASKAN " Directory of Advertisers Th following merchants and busi ness men of Lincoln are anxious to serve the University students. 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 little effort to get your patronage Is the one who Is going to treat you honestly and considerately In attempting to keep It. 80 you as well as the Nebras kan will profit by trading with these people; BANKS First TniBt & Savings Contral National Bank BAKERIES Folflom BARBER SHOPS Green's Capital Hotol BOOK STORES Co-op University CLEANERS Wobor's Sultorium CLOTHING Fnrquahar Magoo & Docmor Mayor Bros. Palace Clothing Co. Spoler & Simon ArmBtrpng CJothlng Co. COAL Whltobreast CONFECTIONERY Lincoln Candy Kitchen DRY GOODS Miller & Palno 'DRUGGISTS Rlggs FLORISTS Chnpln Bros. Hiltnor Bros. FURNISHINGS ' Budd Fulk Mageo & Deemor Mayor BroB. Palace Clothing Co. Spoler & Simon. Armstrong Clothing Co. HATTERS Budd Fulk Armstrong Clothing Co. Mageo & Deemor Mayor Bros. Palace Clothing Co. Spoler & Simon JEWELERS Hallett Tucker LAUNDRIES EvanB OPTICIANS Shoan PHOTOGRAPHERS De Gaston & Houck PRINTERS George Bros. SimmonB Van Tlno RESTAURANTS Cameron'B Y, M. C. A, Spa uerpoiBiieimer s SHOES Armstrong Clothing Co. Budd Men's Bootery Mayer Bros. Miller & Paine Yatos French Warthon's ' SKIRTS Skirt Store TAILORS . Elliott Bros. THEATERS Oliver. . ; Orpheum "TYPEWRITERS" ' s.. JUNIOR CLA88 MEETING TODAY. Matters Pertaining to the Junior Week Will Be Taken Up. The Junior class will hold u meeting today at 11:30 iiv the Temple, and a discussion of matters pertaining to Junior Week will occupy n large part of the time. A committee has been selected to look after this event, nnd It will in nil probabilities be as famous and successful as was University Night. The idea Is a new one and Ib being carefully worked out. President Pearse yesterday an nounced his committee appointments for the second semester ns follows: Junior hop Gus Lofgren. chairman; Dana Van Duscn, master of ceremo nies; Earl Linger, Frank JoneB, Wayne Carroll. John Bollock. Knthrvn Mock- 1 Lilncoln Typewriter Exchange : B. F. Swanson Co. ett. Gone McGehoy. Ivy day E. A. Spauldlng, chairman; George Leonard, E. Wohlonberg, A. T. Newman, Florence Rush, Marie Smart, Mildred Bevlns. Cornhu8ker E. L. Currier, chair man; H. R. -Wake, Morton Steinhart. Elsie Matthews, Hazel Teeters. Junior convocation Dale Boyles, chairman; John Rlppey, William Krug, Graco Gannon, Muriel Jones. Junior week R. D. Guthrie, W. L. Bates, R. D. Hawley, Ella Wells. Manager of track athletics Lewis Anderson; manager of baseball, Walter Powers. mortality have been published and that on trachoma will soon appear in print. The course has the doublo benefit of Instructing those taking It on actual social work and In placing before the public at largo valuable Information on public questions. INTERESTING TALK TO Y. W. C. A. Rev. Hayes Delivers First of a Series of Lectures Before Association. Rev. S. Mills Hayes, pastor of the Holy Trinity Episcopal church, gave a short address yesterday at 11 o'clock to the members of the Y. W. C. A. In the association rooms In the Temple. The BUbJect of his talk waB "The Prophet Hosca.". Rev. Hayes is an in teresting speaker, and is always wel- nnniflliy.n nnlvnrntty, niitllnnoo Up will deliver a scries of lectures to members of the association this Bern ester, his talk yesterday being the first. Cosmopolitan Club. The meeting at Townsend's for a group picture has been Indefinitely postponed. SMALLPOX CATCHES ANOTHER. The University of Southern Califor nia has enrolled ns a special student a man who 1b 33 years old. Pennant. Candy Qttm Free Pennant with coupons from Johnson's Pine Candy. Meier Drug Co. 1.1th anil O Strcntff. Harpolsheimar's Cafe Dinner U30 to Jt30 QCM Supper 5(30 to 7d0 00 ALSO CAFETERIAN STYLE Hit Waflit with Miplt Syrup Hi OENTRAL NATIONAL BANK 12th and O Streets "F-Xs-HAMn-Presldtnt- V. B. JOrfNSON, Vlct-pr8ldBt 0HHAN C. FOX. Ofehlor W. W. HACKNEY, JR., AMt C&Z, II Frank Tipton Gives Up Place at Sigma Chi House. Frank Tipton, Sigma Chi. was re moved Tuesday afternoon to Hotel do Peste to servo a quarantine for small liox. He makes the fourth university man to be sent to tho hospital In three-weeks: TJvton-s-cnse Is-of-the- llght variety and it is not likely that he will Buffer a great deal. - Frank Jones was released from quar antine yesterday and C. J. Schulte will be let out some time today. Jean Cain, the other Inmate, lsgettlng well rapidly. Ho was overjoyed when Tip ton arrived yesterday to keep him company. The boarders, at Rhodesia are faring well. They receive tho Pally Nebraskan and Cain says that "the Ilag Is rent Into shreds" by tho time they got through with It. On account of tho limited seating capacity of tho Yale Btadlum, the university will erect; stnnds capable of holding 60.000. The estimated cost Is $300,000. UNIVERSITY JEWEI 1 & 0PTKIA1 C. A. Tucker JEWELER S. S. Shean OPTICIAN 1123 I STREET, YELLOW FRIIT Yovr Patronage Solicit FRATERNITIES & SORORITIES in i TEGNER TO PRESENT PLAY. A Swedish Comedy Which Is a Take off on Telephone Conversation. The Tegner society held a very In teresting meeting last Saturday night In the Temple. Tho program dealt with Swedish men of science and con sisted of the following numbers: Violin boIo Miss Helen Somers. Linnaeus, the World's Greatest Bot anist Miss Ellen Samuolson. Vocal solo Mrs. J. S. Swenson. Essay, "Berzellus and Other Swed ish Chemists," Mr. Oscar Edison. Piano boIo Miss Kennedy. Tho program committee has ar ranged for. the giving of a Swedish comedy next month, entitled "Dot Rlngor." TRIs play Is a take-off on a telephone conversation carried on In Stockholm. Further announcements will be made soon. Wf Want Your Coal Orders. QlveiJt a Trial Ordir. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED WHITEBREAST COMPANY 1106 0 STREET A0T0 3228 BELL 234 COURSE N SOCIOLOGY.. Students Under Dr. Eaves Looking Into Lincoln Questions. A beneficial and Instructive course in advanced sociology is being given this semester by Dr. Eaves. Tho cIobs, consisting of six or eight. students, Is doing active work In the Investigation of 'several conditions In Lincoln. Up to the present time the class has dealt with tho four questions of Infant mortality, condition- of the Lincoln boys, trachoma, and a comparison of -the-Ialncoln-health department- wlth- that of other cities. The result of the Investigations on the subject of Infant1 LOST If you have lost or found articles, rooms for rent or something to sell, advertise in the NEBRASKAN'S WANT AD column. Our rates ; are' low and we get results. Read Our Classified Column r i .V i K , i f M"' " i ' I