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THE DAILY NEBRASKA'N
M'KENZIE ATGONVOCATION
PROMINENT THEOLOGIAN LEC
TURES TO STUDENTS ON
SPIRITUAL MATTERS.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
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Rev. W. B. MacKonzle addroBsed tho
students at Convocation last night on
"Tho. Call to Service," and tho chorus
Bang an oratorio from tho "Creation."
, Dr. ftlacKenzle is the president ot
-Hartford Seminary, ono of tho largest
Bemlnarles of tho country, and is
making an extended tour studying the
spirit and organization of tho western
collegos. He is delivering addresses
at all the larger institutions.
Ho is a graduate of EdlnUorough
"University and has been president at
Hartford for eight years. Ho is a
typical Scotchman and his lecture wafl
very carnost and Interesting. The
purpose of his tour is to encourage
studonts to engage in church and Y.
M. C. A. work.
Tho chorus, directed by Mrs. Ray
mond, presented tho selection "Tho
HeavonB Aro Telling." Tho trio was
taken by MIbs Longtin, soprano; Mr.
Buddcnborg, baBB, and Mr. Frackolton,
tonor, all University Btudents and
members of tho chorus. Tho pieco
was very well rondered and was high
ly appreciated.
Doesn't Appeal to Artist.
Some grandstand that's going up on
Nebraska ilold! Nobody's criticising
It but ono faculty me"mber, who ob
jected that it "wouldn't look artistic
to a Roman."
WE WANT
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wear and enjoy the
HERE AND THERE.
Mr. Phillip J. Harrison, who re
cently rosigned as University regis
trar for bUBlnoBB reasons, has joined
tho staff of tho "Union Central L.lfo
Insurance company.
Madga Meredith, 1915, -wont to York
to spend Sunday at homo.
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Alpha Tau Omega entertained at an
informal danco at' tfie chapter house
last night. About twelve couples were
prosent.
Phi Gamma Delta gave an Informal
dance last night at tho fraternity
housn.
Miss Edith Mattoon, who graduated
hero in 1907, Is now teaching Latin In
tho. high school at Lawrence, Kansas.
Lola Berry, 1912, wont to Falrbury
ito spend Sunday at homo.
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Bockman Bros., 1107' O St., do Elec
Itrlc Shoo Repairing while you wait.
Cotripulsory football has replaced
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.gymnasium work for tho freshmen at
jtho University of Wisconsin.
Johnnie
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Leard, barber, at Woods,
: TheheavIe8t-"manon-tho-ICornoll.
footbail team welgluf 188, while tho
average weight of tho team Is 177.
Ted Marrlrier, clqaner, and prosBer,
lsvstiil at-235-No, iUh,-Auto 1789. (
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Student 'musical productions or the
Unlvorslty of Kansas will horeaftor
,ha.vo icJiorueB of felrlB. '
Wohetfs''sult6riu'm, ilOO'O Street.
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December 8 Nebratka-idwa Debate.
"The repeater" is necessary
to the hunter it's just as
necessary to the merchant.
In one place the "repeat
er" is a gun, in the other a
customer.
We aim to make every
customer a repeater to
so satisfy him that he. will
come back again and again
We have a regular ar
senal of repeaters among
our customers.
MAQEE & DEEMER
Lincoln Aurora Red Oak
YOU
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Under-
J"" furnisher and Halter
Winter. 13250
CRANE'S CRITICISM
ATTACKED BY 8T0UT
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majority of tho technical work Is of
routlno nature which can bo per
formed, by mon of only routlno train--
ing, and that thero Is placo for rola
tlvoly fow completely trained men.
His point of vlow being what it Is, he
leaves out of consideration the largo
field of public service and sneers at
tho graduate of tho engineering school
who has bocomo the head of a rela
tively small concern. To tho mind of
many It appears that tho man who is
his own employer is the most fortun
ately situated of all, oven If his prom
inence be not great.
Stout's Reasoning.
"I bellevo that all who take a
thoughtful interest in engineering edu
cation in America wlll agree that
thero aro some wrongs to bo righted
in order that engineering may take
tho placo among tho professionswhlch
In tho nature of things belongs to It,
and which is accorded to It In many
European countries. If the effect of
tho positive stylo of Mr. Crane's writ
ing woro not annulled by his disre
gard of fact and logic, it might well
bo that he would bo able to Impart a
shock that would give an added im
pulse to Improvement."
Soo Les Hydo when in noed of, pro-
-grama.menus-and. otherpr!ntlns
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Cornell's Cosmopolitan . Cluh has
completed a club Iioubo with an audi
torium .which will accommodate about
400 .members.
George Bros., Dance Programs, 'Mon
ogram Stationery, Motto Cards.
"The 'seniors of Pennsylvania' carry
caWs 'as 'their clasB -insignia.
C. H. Frey, florlaVim Q'St: tf
FOUND A fountain pen, with gold
bands, ongraved with initials and
date. Seo Nobranskan . manager
between classes. 3 -3
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LOST U. S. Pharmacopocala. Namoof
owner In back. Pleaco return to
this onice. ' 40-3t
LOST Nil Sigma Nu- frat pin. Namo
of owner on back. Pleaso roturn. to
this ofllco. 40-3t
LOST Fountain pen, oither In library
or on O Btreot; sterling; initials
It. R. 30-3
EXCHANGED by mlstako at Sopho
more Hop, a Walkover pump for'
Miller & Palno pump. Call Auto
2347.
FOR RENT.
ROOM and board for two mon stu
dents. . Modern, reasonable A. Z.
Donato, 122D S. 30-3
TWO largo furnished rooms for ront,
second floor, modern house. Auto
408G. 721 So. 11th St.
Michigan sent tho reserves to Cor
nell as a roward for good behavior.
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Best Work Lowest Prices
Cleaned and Pressed
Gents.' Suite fl.00
Ovorcoats : LOO
Swoators 2i
Gloves t -"r
Neckties 05
Ladies' Snits l.fiO
Jackets 7)
Long Coats 1 ,00
Onopioco Dross 1.00
Sweaters 2o
Gloves 05
Latest stylo deep collars and cuffs
put on coats, coats and jnultutM
shortened and relinod.
We romodel waists.skirts nnd l-pioce
drosses, muko thotn look llko nw.
Capital City Tailoring Co.
IIO So. 19th St.
Work called (or and delivered-
Call Auto phono L 227S
We serve the purest and
best HOT and COLD RE
FRESHMENTS in the city
Student's 3-Course Lunch 15c.
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