THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
FAIR PLAY
And prudence urge not to sub
ject so delicate an organ as the
EYE, upon which our labors and
our pleasures so essentially de
pend, to unnecessary peril. Most
important of all for your future
welfare.
"A stitch in time ap
plies with especial forge to the
timely use of glasses when
needed. We fit them.
Come In and Talk It Over
References Many highly pleas
ed University students
WILLIS MARTIN, D. O. S.
Eyesight Specialist
1236 O St
With Keller Photo Supplies
Looking Neat
is a matter of care. For
real scientific care of
garments call
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1042 O ST.
"If It isn't an Ansco it isn't the
Beit."
See the Ansco line before
buying that Xmaa present.
Camera Exchange
1552 O St-
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Iisccla Candy Kitchen
Tht Unl. Home of
Light Lunches
Soft Drinks
Frtth Home Made Candles
You get service, quality and
quantity.
Come and see us Cor. 14 4 O
The Mystic Fish meets Thursday at
the Alpha Chi Omega house at 5
o'clock.
Tickets for the military ball, Jan
uary 21. may be had from WilHard
Folsom, R. V. Koupal and A. J. Covert.
One hundred thirteen tickets inclu
slve of all complimentarles have been
validated for the Senior Hop to be
held in the Lincoln Hotel, January 14.
No more tickets will be issued for this
hop. The complimentary list will be
published with the financial statement.
T. A. WILLIAMS,
Agent Student Activities.
One hundred tickets inclusive of all
complimentarles have been validated
for the Junior Prom to be held In the
Lincoln Hotel, January 15. No more
tickets will be Issued for this dance.
The complimentary list will be pub
lished with the financial statement.
T. A. WILLIAMS,
Agent Student Activities.
The Mogul Barber Shop, S. L. Chap
lin, proprietor, 127 North Twelfth.
Meal tickets, $5.50 for $4.50, 137
North Twelfth. Newbert Cafe.
German Lunch and Cafe, R. C.
Schelder, manager. 1121 P street.
Scott's Orchestra. Call, B-1482.
Stuff Addressee Order
Prof. F. A. Stuff spoke before the St.
Paul Brotherhood last evening on
"Brotherhood in Ancient and Modern
Literature." More than one hundred
zien attended the banquet and informal
meeting that followed. Professor Stuff
quoted passages from the Bible and a
modern work of fiction to show treat
ment of the brotherhood theme by
both ancient and modern authors. He
pointed out that brotherhood is the
true remedy for the lonesomeness felt
by every man at some time or other
in his life.
A NEBRASKAN'S DIARY PAGES
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procure my passports, for protection
while abroad.
"I jailed the consul-general by
phone and told him my situation. He
took my gold and wrote the company
his. check for the required number of
'tales. That settled the matter of
transport, and then I called for the
passports. The consul-general was a
Minnesotan, Goodnow by name, and a
personal friend of Chancellor Mac
Lean of the University of Nebraska.
He sent greetings, to the chancellor,
which I personally presented upon my
return to Lincoln. These are the words
of Consul-General Goodnow to me:
'You are a young man, Meier, of good
habits. You will not need any pass
ports. Americans should show to the
world that' they can travel without
them.' So I did.
"Nebraskans are found almost every
where you go, as are also other Amer
icans. Before leaving Shanghai, a
small, dark. Intelligent looking man
asked me what state I was from. I
told him 'Nebraska.' Well said he,
I am mighty glad to meet a Nebraska
man. I Just had some Nebraska ham
for breakfast and now I have met a
Nebraskan He saidThat he was an
American too, but from the South.
What state I asked. 'My country is
said he, 'Equador
"Wherever I went I called on the
American consuls, and I also made H
a point to visit universities. One of
the Almy boys bad gone to study in
Germany. I did not know at what
university, nor did I know which one
of the boys was there. When I reached
Leipzig, I went direct to the university
and inquired for a student by the name
of Almy. After receiving a polite lec
ture on discipline. In which I was
requested to remove my hat from my
bead on entering a public building, I
was given Billings Almy's address:
Solomon Strasse, Numero 9, Partier
Zwei That is where I found him.
I spent several days with him, he
standing all expenses. I, on return,
paid his subscription to the college
paper, 'The Nebraskan
"Through him I learned that John
Almy, his brother, and Clarence Skin
ner, were then at Berlin. It. was thus
an easy matter to locate them, who in
turn informed me that one of my class
mates, Mrs. Kittle Shackleton Holmes,
and her husband Ernest R. Holmes,
were at that time in France attending
the Paris University, and by obtain
ing their address, as I had Billings
Almy's, I found them too, but with
greater effort. They had moved. I
mailed a post card, which was for
warded to them, and in return came
a cordial Invitation to dinner. She
said, 'This is one way of meeting
They also gave a great deal of time in
directing me, and to Ernest Holmes I
owe much as a guide in the old Latin
quarters.
"Some time I may relate pleasing
experiences at Oxford and Cambridge
where in England another classmate,
Charles William Wallace, a Nebraskan,
won renown."
Printing that's better, at Boyd's, 125
North 12th.
Special values in tan shoes, for
drill. Cincinnati Shoe Store, 142 N.
12th.
WANTED Two or three clog danc
ers or soft shoe dancers, at once. Call
B-3788, before 6 p. m.
Will the person who exchanged a
green corduroy coat at Girls' Corn
husker party, call L-9145. 140-57-59
LOST At the Cornhusker banquet,
someone took by mistake a new black
fedora hat plainly marked: R. J. Pool,
1224 So. 21st St, Lincoln, Nebr. The
owner will be glad to have the hat
returned to the above address or to
his office, N. 104-A.
LOST Bunch of keys, either xon
campus or In Lincoln hoteL Return
tn NTebraskan office. 141-57-59
LOST The University Girls' club
secretary's book. Return to Nebras
kan office.
LOST Between Chemistry building
and Memorial hall, gold link watch
fob, with letter O. Return to G. E.
Lewis, Chemistry building. 142-57-59
LOST Spanish grammer, Coestes;
left in Room 207, U halL Tuesday aft
ernoon, between 1 and 2 o'clock. Nor.
80. 3t
FOUND A gold watch - fob.
quire at Daily Nebraskan office.
In-
FOUND Bunch of keys at 13th and
P streets. Inquire at Dally Nebras
kan office.
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