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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1912)
THE DAILY NEBEASKAN SOCIAL AUTHORITY SPEAKS GRAHAM TAYLOR TO ADDRE88 8TUDENT8 AT CONVOCA TION MONDAY. Ab part of tho local Men and Re llglon Forward Movomont, a Bpoclal convocation will bo hold for Univer sity BtudentH In tho Tomplo thoatro, Monday at 11:00 o'clock Graham Taylor of Chicago will addroBB tho j . . . . .1 nn 1-1 "kl.ll I TInlvorBltv uuimc on mo aocuw uun- gatlons or Educatod Mon and Women." Graham Taylor 1b ono of tho vory groat authorities of tho country on social and unnor prouieniH no m ui , tho head of the Chicago School of CIvIcb and Philanthropy and 1b a mem ber of tho Chicago CommonB, an or ganization of the moat noted sociolog ical workers and authorities of tho Windy City Ho 1b tho assoclato edi tor of tho Social Survey, the greatest paper devoted to Bociologlcal work and research In tho country. Tho government recently In a nota ble way recognized tho high position ho holds among authorities ou labor and Boclal problems, whon It called him to InvoBtlgato conditions uftor tho Cherry mine diBaBter. Tho Men and Rollglon Forward Movement 1b designed to lnterost men and boys In tho work of tho churches and It dlmB especially to bring their attention to lines of work In their local communities which need tho united effort of tho men In tho attempt to better conditions ThlB 1b part of a nationwide movement. Tho local campaign openB Tuesday night with a banquet ut tho Auditorium, whoro W. J. Hryan will preside and deliver an address J. C. WOOD and CO. Th Best Is Always the Cheapest 1822 N St Auto 1292 Bell 140 OLEAKERS and DYERS v.f v ,Aim FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES We Want Your Coal Orders. Give Us a thai Order SATISFACTION GUARANTEED WHITEBREAST COMPANY 1106 0 STREET AUTO 3228 BELL 284 lsfW The University of Chicago HOME STUDY 19th Year Correspondence Study Dept. oflrr HO I am room roimM to mm rrtlrirnt fcliiilritt t)rr iimv h lo ,.trt rk. lor a I la h rlnr tilrtfrrr I IcrnenUry cutirv in many "t Jri. other lor I rather W rllrr A ountantf. lUtikrr, ami ttiutc In iltflrrrnl viHlioni He Ifin anv tlmr U. of C. (Dit. Z) Chicago. 111. DO YOU REALIZE THAT These are tha men that make this paper possible? The subscription price Isn't a drop In the bucket. They help us; we must help them. PATRONIZE THE MEN ON THIS LI8t FARM CAMP APRIL 20-24. Annual Company Compet Will Also Be Held That Week. Encampment of Farm cadeta marts Monday, April 120, and breakH up tho following Friday noon. Tho annual company compet will take place nbout the end of that week. There will bo six companies in the compet this year Camp will be held on the Stato Farm campviB. There will be stiff competition among tho companies for llrst place thiB year The individual compet occutb dur ing encampment week also There is u cup offered for flrBt place in this event and three men will bo selected from each company to represent that company In the individual compet UNIVERSITY JEWELER & OPTICIAN C. A. Tucker JEWELER S. S. Shean OPTICIAN 1123 0 STREET YELLOW FRONT Your Patronsgi Solicited THE FIRST SAVINGS BANK 4 pir omt Intirut m n diponu $100 Opens an Account With the First National Bank, Oor. 10th and O. Awful, Isn't It? Tho following contribution was re ceived recently It 1b respectfully re ferred to our readers for verification: "Whon I go to the Orpheum and Bit down Tho girls on tho stage kick their logs around; It makes no difference how I sit and frown, Thoy keep kicking their loga around." fry Our Luncheonettes They are always tho beat. We serve hot and cold drinks all winter lonjr. LINCOLN CANDY KITCHEN South West Cor. 14th O Fr year Steaks, Chops aad Quick Barrio Visit The New York Chop House Open Day and Night 1840 O Street O C C E R ENGRAVING CO. Designing, Engraving and Embossing In 48 hours noon 316 Brownell Block that the quality of tho work done as a part of a University course 1b such that tho product Is good enough to be UBed for commercial purposes. ENGINEER8 AT WORK. Place Fresh Water Still In Chemistry Laboratory. An improvement is being mado on tho frosh water still in tho Chemistry laboratory. Students In tho Mechan ical Engineering department are mak ing patterns for a combined filter and receiver It Is interesting to know MEDALS FCR AG. WINNERS. (Continued from page 1.) its progressive Bplrlt by giving eight gold medals to its members who are on tho fruit, stock and dairy judging teamB. The medals ure of solid gold, boar a largo "N" on tho face, and have the winner's uamo engraved on tho back. Thoy are now on display at Tucker's Jewelry store. Tho club, intends to give an increas ing number of thoso medals each year, as tho financial backing of tho scheme becomes firmly established. Tho olght men who are now wearing tho medals aro: E. H. HormlnghauBO, T. W. Mosoloy, R. E. Marshall, Joe Kuska, Otto Liebers, W. F. Becker, L. O. Thompson and K. F. Warner. Hef fley's Tailo s Suits- $20 Up nth and n Nifty Styles DO YOU INTEND TO STUDY MEDICINE? Rush Medical College In Aflihution with The University of Chicago Oilers a course of four ears leud I'g to the degree of M. l. Also a f Id h hospital year. REQUIKEMnNTS I'OR ADAUbSION Two yearn of rullujrn woik Advanced and Research Courses In nil department Address Dean of the Medlrul oourtH The University of Chicago, Chicago CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK 12th and O Street r. $. MALL. Prsslisat V. B. JOHNSON. Vl-Prllat W. VT. HACKNKY. JR.. Assl. Cast. WALT Stands for the latest and best in Sheet Music 15 0 St. They Will Treat You Right BANKS FlrBt Savings Bank Central' National Bank BAKERIES Folsom BARBER SHOPS Y. M. C. A Barber Shop. Chaplin Qroon s CLEANERS Ted Marrlner. J. C. Wood & Co. Weber CLOTHING. Armstrong Clothing Co. Farquahar Mageo ft Doomor Mayer Bros. Palaco Clothing Co. Spoler & Simon COAL Whitebroaat CONFECTIONERY Lincoln Candy Kite' DENTISTS Dr. Orin Lamb DOCTORS Hukill & Preston. DRY GOOD3 Miller k. PaIm Rudge & Guenzol DRUGGISTS Moler Drue Co. Rites FLORISTS C. H. Frey FURNISHINGS Armstrong Clothing Co. Budd Magee & Deemer' Mayer Broa. Palace Clothing Co. Speier &. Simon Rudge & Guonzel HATTERS Armstrong Clothing Cs. Budd Magee &. Deemer Mayer Bros. Palace Clothing Cc Speier & Simon Rudgo & Guenzol HOTELS Tho New Llndell. JEWELERS Ocker Engraving Co. Hallett Tucker LAUNDRIES Evans MUSIC Walt Hagonslck Thornburg Jones, Orchestra . University School of Music. OPTICIAN Shean Hallett PRINTERS Boyd Printing Co. George Bros. Simmons Van Tine GraveB Printery RESTAURANTS U. of N. Cafeteria. Horpolshelmer Y. M. C. A. 8pa SHOES Budd Byrne Shoo Co. Men'B Bootery Mayer Bros. Miller & Paine SHOE REPAIRING Warthon'8. TAILOR8 Hoffley the Tailor. College Tailors. THEATERS Oliver Orpheum TYPEWRITERS Nebraska Typewriter Bxok. SJA y witei?'iw'''"t;'' "" " ' gr.Vw . . wcsMaM