THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Ijr lailg Nghraghan
Proporty of
TIIK FN'IYFRSITY OF NEBRASKA
Lincoln
M. V. HKKI)
Editor In Chief
Uanaglnfc Editor Kenneth M. Bnydor
Aoclato Editor Fred N. Wollo
Associated Kdltor Fred N Wells
Vnsoclate Kdltor Clarence T Spier
CONVOCATION
MUSICAL PROGRAM AT
TEMPLE. 11 A. M.
BY
MRS. HORTENSE GUNDER
SHEIMER-SINGER.
KKPOKTOKIAL STAFF.
11 V. Harlan .. AthWtirs
Kthel Arnold Women
Ruth Squires, Robert Holland, Louis
Home, C'lnra DodtK Clen Fert
Krle Kw;lrr, Win F Noble, K
V. Koupnl, Max Uaeht,
Rosuell Weeks
t. Huh MnKr Finnk S lvrkms
dilation Manarj-i .1 ' Heard
Mendelssohn Hondo
Capriccioso
Chopin -(a) Vnlsc, Kb; (h)
y Preludes; 1 P minor, - CI
jt major, (i ) Hallade, (I minor
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REfliVR&WG THE R N G I IM f. F RLNG
DANCE
U is mu opinion dial I In- entinnnt
xpnss-d b tin- nrtnle in I'he Dail
Entered at the, postofflc at Lincoln, i -e, 1,,-askaii oi' 'luesihn. Nov.-mbei II.
Nebraska, nf seiond class mail manor, t .,,.,. decidedh misleading
under the At I f Cnnuress of March
3, 1879.
1'ir-1 Tin lanii' I ;;'iiii man. w ho, ,
uiili ili' prospet ti c student Iiom
ui'Mi'i'ii Nebraska, last S,iturda a'
I In- Lin oln hold, pi c - i-nii-d auot In i
mans " roni). ' is ,i I nil t!i il'-rd tii t mi
In i iii i In' ' ii.uii.r lull ' II.it h ;
i li.ui In i ii u t In' iniuici'iii id mi t i
pint I, ml li "in "anii'd -nail hi w.i
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,;iel In Inm i I'llU-taiil 1'. Hid ll'' A.l
W ,il in i I li.it ll V. nlllil In llllpd' llih I
mi Inm Mi iisr ii Fin ilim limn-, he look
i he i nmp ' and trn d w I'll opinu
ami tlui'iit hinn. to pass ii on tin j
dooi kiM pi'i s Hi' was coui ti'ouslv Imii i
lirinls i ejected Wi' an- ei miit i
i
tor a m. in. who is .so nreeh tor nr.it t I
that hf will attt'inpt to use a ompli j
nientai ticket niven to. and endorsed i
onl tor another man As an otlicer
ot the organization the original holder,
according to a ruling of the Engineer
ing Society, was entitled to a compli
mentary ticket in return for being
present Tho ethics and honor of oil"
who will attempt to .secure for him
self special privileges, break rules and
agreements, and try to bribe officers
to neglect their specific duties, are so
liar down the scale as to make their
titness tor society doubtful
.. i ii- .hi i . ., ...i. ;..
T 1 llC II If tlllll e tll'l IIUL ueeill n ,lll v in-
lOnight- OCX Hyieiie able t allow hugglnn matches" on
i In- middle ot the dance Iloor, regard
Tonight m the Mush hall ' ili'.less ol whether it was a straight "Mos
Temple M .1 Fini M I), ol New ton or something else
York, a spe i, dist in soi l.il li un in- .nnl s ,(, those dancers who were so
one of tin toremost thinkers on tlm ,)M( () the questionable and nniiroper
subject, will speak on die siibiict, ,,,,,., (,r conduct as to step over the
The Young Man'- Sex 1'ioblein ' Dr re. utilized lim' of propriety, we ro
Fner is set retarv ol the int'rnal lonal j inim troin censure which should be
lommittee of Yoium Men':; Chi istian ' taken up elsewhere.'
Associations lor sin ial ser ice Mel
l'hutMl.iN. N.nenibci I J. l'.tl.i
GET OUT YOUR TORCH.
I iiinht i-- tin- nihl ol .ill nielli
tirll it take-, in It liel -i alld.lle.l
M ket mu iMi'lic houis n iieihtid
. Hiding to participate in ihe all I'm
eist o iall When the spun ol
past ictoiie-, .ni'l piisiiit hopes, .mil
Ml'' Spillt Ol tile I 'ol IlllUski'l s what
v i r mai In tin i - nil i ak- in t he
le.tni ilep.utin- tin K.nisa, ll is the
ie bdoie the battle, tin the tans as
wi 11 as the team, and tonight we cheer, j
dance, and bum the tne which typi
tb s N'ebiaska loali !oi on the inor
iovv we meet the .la'.hawli' If ever
a freshman Rets to jostle .shoulders
with his classmatt s in the interests of
the Fnhersity. it is when he lights his
torch and joins the column of winding
twisting, paraders 'Ihe upper-classman
who has not lost his youth, who
haa not sunk the demands of his col
leRO under those of self, will bring out
his old oil-soaked beacon
Dr. Exner of New York
To Speak in Temple
was physical dirts lor ol the Y M
(' . at Shanghai, I'lnna To-eih-'i
with his bread experience l)i Kut i
i- able to t rent i he smIii i i o' -ev
1 .em inoi . s.iti,i ji tin 1 ami sci
Signed,
L Hickman,
i 'li.m man Dance Conmiitti e
C A. Walker,
I'res lOnn Soc
V L. Ilolllsler.
i 'hapei one ot Dam t
SaAuaxov,
-TjhE-JEREJECT UNION SUIT
KICK OFF
-that inferior
underwear. Get in
side a real under
wear the active
man's underwear.
It means real un
derwear comfort
Can't gap in the heat
Can't bind in the rotch
$1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00,
$3.50, $4.00, $5.00, $6.00
We're Sole Agents
Armstrong Clothing Co,
GOOD CLOTHES MERCHANTS
The
University School of Musk
Established 1894
Second Term begins Monday, November 7ih
There is still some time left with some of our
instructors.
Register at once.
Willard Kimball, Director
Eleventh and R Streets
utilically than an other spei nilisi on
the subject
Yesterdaj the docioi spokt in th"
Kricultural Hi nh School and the Teni j Dottoi Condra oi the Slate Soil
pie High Si hool loda lie speaks ui'SurveN and Mr A II Mer, ol tin
the llniersit Place High S hool, ihe
Nebraskan Weslean l'iuersit and
the Finverhitj of N'ebiaska Temple
The talk will be at 7 p in and
will last one hour
Telephone Yule liitis Luundi to call
for sour work II '.'7a 1
School Supplies
TYPEWRITERS
Office Equipment Supply Co.
117 So. 12th St.Funke Bdg.
Everything tor the Office"
a
IVileial Sod Suie hai Hist tin
isllf'f colleciinn soil samples shov 'D",
the different soil tvpes in Cass ron
t The trip for this ptiriiose was
made, by taitoinobile and the chilh
weather of last week made the work
somewhat unplea-ant
WHITMAN'S CLASSY CANDY
Meier Drug Co
11 AND O STRFE'j S
Riggs
Drug Cutter
3 STORES HDYLEKS'lANIiY"