THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
DEBATE SEMINAR MEETS
SQUAD CONTESTANTS CHOOSE
SIDES FOR PRELIMINARY
CONTEST TONIGHT.
"Evory candidate for a place on tho
Intorcollcgiato Debate Seminary
(Rhotoric 22) should be at tho moot
ing of tho contestants this (Thursday)
ovoning at 7:15 o'clock sharp, in Unl!
vorslty hall 106, to decide on tho order
of Bpoaklng and to make other ar
rangements for tho preliminary de
bate," was tho statement givon out
by Professor Fogg yosterday. It is
practically settled that tho trial de
bate will bo hold on Saturday.
All candidates are being urged to
bo prosont at this mooting.
Tho candidates are also requested
to notify Professor Fogg in writing
by 5 o'clock this aftornoon, which side
"thoy wIbIi to arguo on at tho prelim
inary debate.
FOUND Small purse containing
monoy and Btreot car tlckot. 7-3
Lost Small amethyst pendant
charm part last Thursday near
campus. Leave at Rag office. 6-3t
Lost Between 17th and R and M.
E. building on campus, ladies' gold
watch and fob. Finder call Auto 3848.
Reward.
Lost A gold watch, in or near Ne
braska Hall, last Thursday. Please
return to "Rag" office and claim re
ward. LOST Pair of tan gfoves on campuB.
Return to Rag office. 8-3
Green's Sanitary Barbor Shop, 120
No. 11th.
FOR SALE A largo oak bookcase.
1207 D St. 7-3
CALENDAR OF THE WEEK.
Chi O's to Picnic.
Chi Omega will have a picnic this
afternoon for their fall festival.
Beckinan Bros., 1107 O St., do Elec
tric Shoe Repairing while you wait.
Co-Ed Geologists to Meet.
Class in Geography 9, field course
for women, will, meet in U 7 Saturday,
October 7, promptly at 9 a. m.
G. E. CONDRA.
Thursday 11 o'clock, Convocation:
"International Peace," by Dr
-Fling.
3 o'clock, Football, Freshman vb
Varsity, football field.
Friday 8 o'clock, Receptions to Uni
versity students at various
churches.
Catholic Students' club, tho Temple.
Saturday 3:30 o'clock, Football, Ne
braska University vs. Kearney
Normal School, athletic field.
Evoning Meetings of Tegner, Sci
once and Swedish clubs. "Ger
mania" meot in banquet hall,
tho Temple.
UNDERWEAR FULK
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FOR THE MAN who is particu
lar about his nearest friend.
FURNISHER and HATTER
1325 O STREET
BULLETIN BOARD EDUCATION
Fine Art Studies To Be Posted On
Announcement Boards.
Turning a University bulletin board
liito an art" gallery Is" tlio latest" stunt
in Fino Art circles. Prof. W. F. Dann
of that department, believes in initiat
ing tho general studont body, aB well
as his own classes into tho beauties
of ancient art. Ho will soon display
some splendid pictures which ho
promises will be worth watching for.
They will appear on tho old faculty
south ontranco to University hall,
bulletin board, immediately facing the
This bulletin board will also bo used
hereafter as tho official place of post
ing convocation announcements. ' Pro
grams for each week will bo put up
every Monday.
HAND BOOKS GOING.
Manuals of Information Still To Be
Had.
Men students who have not yet so
ncurcdono- ofthollttlo N" handbooks
published by tho University Y. M
C. A., may obtain them by applying
to Socrotary Harkness In tho Temple.
Tho books are free and are sources of
valuablo Information on many sub
jects of Interest to students.
Soo Les Hyde when in need of pro
grams, menus and other printing.
George Bros., ongravlng, monogram
stationery, dance programs.
Moderate prices, prompt Bervlce
Mlller & Palno Tea Room.
Another Sigma Phi.
Harry Anderson, of Clarks, Nob.,
has been "pledged to Sigma Phi Epsi-Ion.
Notice 'to Seniors.
Class mooting Thursday, 11:30
o'clock in Memorial hall. Election
of first semester president.
H. B. PEARSE, President.
C..H. Frey, florist, 1133 O St. tf
Hagenslck's Orchestra. Auto 2990.
4-lot
Dr. Maxoy in Criminal Law "Yes,
tho state may keop a man from com
mitting suicide. But it would have
to punish before ho did it."
R. O. Warde, barber, Woods, 120G O. tf
Big Memory Books, "N" or "Seal"
$:2.00
Big Pennant at 50e at
The Cb-Op
318 North 11th Street
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AT THE THEATRES
Fig leaves are no longer
the accepted garb of man
kindr Civilization has perfect
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which we offer is the per
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Kensington clothes for
fall wear
$30.00 to $40.00
Style, quality and fit are
their inherent characteris
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Stop and see them-
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WHAT DO YOU NEED
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Stationery nnd nil kinds of
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Printing.
Van Tine Printing Company
128 N. 14th St.
Rullnblo, Prompt A uto31?7
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