THE DAILY NEBEASKAN
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LARGE NUMBER PLEDGE
TO UNI FRATERNITIEB
(Continued from Pago 1)
Owons, Omaha; Harry Dolamutro.
Omaha; Hartman Qootzc, St. Joseph,
Mo.; Phillip McCullough, Omaha.
Phi Gamma Delta.
Roy Allen, Omaha; Donald Bridge,
Norfolk; Morris Tym, Omaha; Don
Gregg, oKarney; Everett Scott, Kear
ney; XoriT ThornielC Sydney, Iowa;
Oliver Hathaway, St. .Tosoph, Mo.;
Frank Bockon, Harlan, Iowa; Elmer
Hanson, Lincoln.
Sigma Alpha Epsllon.
George Dutton, Hastings ; Earl
Hawkins, Oskosh, Wis.; Arnold Gra
ham, Lincoln; CharleB Myers, York;
Wlllard Wyley, York; Rohert Wilson,
Holdrogo; Duard Temple, Lincoln;
Mark Loo, Sholton; Paul AndorBon,
Wahoo; George Sturgess, Sioux City.
Sigma Chi.
Rohort Harley, Lincoln; Frank Per
kins, Fremont; William Conner, Sew
ard; William Becker, Lincoln.
Sigma Nu.
Glen Miller, Harlan, Iowa; Georgo
Armstrong, Omaha; Fred Wyland,
Harlan, Iowa; George Sponor, Coun
cil Bluffs, Iowa; Homer Gittings, Su
perior; R. M. Parkinson. Omaha;
Chester Fisher, Onawa, Iowa.
Sigma Phi Epsllon.
Stuart Clark, Council Bluffs; Wil
liam Droshor, Bedford; Earl JackBon,
NclBon; Orll Jennings, Lincoln;
Rufus McBrlon, Lincoln.
C. H. Frey, florist, 1133 O St.
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UNDERWEAR FULK
FOR THE MAN who is particu
lar about his nearest friend.
KLINE ORGANIZING CLUBS.
Will Get Grads Together All
the State.
Over
By using a mailing list of over eight
'tKouamriTarnes, "Exoclltlvo Secrotary
Georgo Kline of the Nebraska Alumni
Association is rapidly getting in
touch with Nebraska alumni and for
mer studonts.
Plans for the organization of alumni
clubs in each county in Nebraska and
in prominent citloB outside of the
stato are being completed and Secre
tary Kline's organization tour of the
stato will begin next week.
Within ton days clubs will be
launched in the following counties:
Richardson, at Falls City; Seward, at
Seward; Sounders, at Wahoo or Ash
land; Hamilton, at Aurora, and York,
al York.
Chancellor Avery will speak to tho
Kansas City alumni November 12th.
The club thero is already organized.
Georgo BroB., printing, engraving,
monogram stationery and filing de
vices. Fee Takes Journey.
O. J. Foe, claBS of 1903, loft Satur
day morning on an oxtenddd trip to
tho Pacific coast. Ho will visit Van
couver, Victoria, Portland, San Diego
Engineering Note Books 75c
See the Window at
The Co-Op
JCLAJIEDJ
FOR SALE Promo film pocket cam
era, 34 by 4V4; $5. Logan, secre
tary's ofllco. 1-3
FOR SALE Outfit for Zoology I and
Parker & Haswell's Text Book.
Burtis, 1528 P. 4-1
FOR SALE DreBB Suit, good as new.
Call 1322 S.. Auto 1G89. 4-1
FOR SALE Cadet uniforms, cheap.
Seo John Uhl. 1-3
FOUND On campus, a bunch of keys.
Owner call at "Rag" office. 1-3
FOUND A kid glove. Owner identi
fy at "Rag" ofllco. - 1-3
FOUND A gold fob near 11th and P
streets. Ownor may come to Rag
ofllco and identify. B-lt
LOST Betwoon 12th and R and cam
pus, a ring. Loavo at "Rag office. 1-3
LOST Watorman Fountain pen on
the campus. Finder return to Rag
office. 2-3
LOST A Kappa Alpha Theta pin
PleaBe return to 423 No. 13th. Own
er's namo on back. 4-3
Lost Small amethyst - pendant
charm part last Thursday near
campus. Leavo at Rag office. C-3t
Lost Between 17th and R and M.
E. building on campus, ladles' gold
watch and fob. Finder call Auto 3S48.
Reward.
FURNISHER and HATTER
1325 O STREET
LoBt A gold watch, In or near Ne
braska Hall, last Thursday. Please
return to "Rag" office and claim To
ward. and other Pacific coast cities, return
ingto Lincoln- by- way of- Houston,
Tex., Oklahoma City and Kansas City
Mo.
Beckman Bros., 1107 O St., do Elec
tric Shoe Repairing while you wait.
Girl at Home Forgotten.
Tho "girl at home," father and
mother, and In fact most of those in
terested in the fresher freshmen muBt
have boon forgotten, according to
MIbb Ida Gunnison, postmistress at
Station "A" In University Hall.
Ever since tho opening of college
lottors addressed to students in the
University who never call for them
have been piling up thero until the
volume threatens to flood tho office,
and according to Miss Gunnison, un
less something is done at once thero
may bo a bad mix up.
Shower baths at Green's Barber
Shop, 120 No. 11th.
Hagenslck's Orchestra. Auto 2990.
4-lot
R. O. Wardo, barber, Woods, 1206 O. tf
f0l)3 N HANDS!
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our Fou -in -hands.
Roman cross-stripesr pan
el stripes, plain colors, ben
galines, basket and marsh
mallow weaves.
1 hey 're quite the thing
this Fall 50c.
And hosiery too pure
silk with lisle heels andQ
toes plain or drop stitched, .
any color ?50c.
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Everything in up-to-date
men's apparel our windows
are full of style suggestions..!
MAGEE & DEEMER
1109 O Street
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TODAY
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Sintlonery nml all kinds of
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Printing.
Van Tine Printing Company
128 N. I4lh St.
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Any Make :: Any Time
3 MONTHS $6.00
The Largest Stock in th$ West
Lincoln Typewriter Exchange Co,
1406 O STREET
AT THE THEATRES
Oliver Theatre
THURSDAY NIGHT, OCT. 5
Return of Last Year's Big Hit
Madame Sherry
Stronger Cast Than Ever
PRICE8 Ore. $1.50, Bal. $1 &. 75c
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ORPHEUM
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BAAGAIN MATINEES 15c & 25c
NIGHTS 15c, 25c, 35c and 50o
The Home of Sweets
Box Candy
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BANK BARBER SHOP
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