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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN !"3 Purchase Your Next Pair of Shoes at the store that can give you the most for your money. Tan or Biac.k If $5 or $6 is the price you will pay, then come to U3 we'll fit you in a pair of Florsheims the best value for the money -V-i E-t style, conifort an J quality, the three points i:i which you are interested and you "get them right" at this store for $5 or $6. 917-21 St, LINCOLN Fred Schmidt & Bro. A Store for Evtrrfetif MARLEY Ui IN. DEVON ZVj INL ARROW COLLARS 1 5 cts. each, 6 lor 90 eta. CLUETT. JEIBODT a CO., INC. MAKERS "SPA" Get your Lunches at the City Y. M. C. A, Cafeteria Plan ' 13TH AND P i'rTr'r'r Overcoat time fellows. Bet ter hurry in and pick out the good ones. Pinch Back, Loose Backs, or any other kind SI5.00, SI0.00 and S20.G0 P The College World STUDENT SOLDIERS ENJOY FACILITIES AT TEXAS U University of Kansas, Illluols and Wisconsin troops are enjoying the hos pitality of reading rooms, baths, Bwini mlng pool3, aud billiard rooms at the V. M. C. A. of the University of Texas at Austin. "More than 15,000 guardsmen are made welcome, and their soldier life and equipment is of Interest to spec tators." says the Dally Texan. "Many companies have football men gathered from the schools In the different states from which they come. They hiked up 8.1 miles, from San Antonio. The governors of four states, includ ing Governor Capper of Kansas, will attend the review, upoh their return to San Antonio." A petition to the president of the University of Texas appears in the Daily Texan for the installation of a military course at the university. Soldier life seems to appeal to the University of Texas men. Exchange. as popular airs. Rhapsody No. 2, by Frana Liszt, is said to bo more in fa vor than any other composition. Min neapolis Tribune. The other day in the Minnesota Union, while a modem piano artist was Betting forth varied strains of music the difference was highly no ticeable. While he was playing clas sical airs nearly all stopped their read ing or talking and listened, but when he essayed ragtime the attention be stowed upon the piano noticeably ceased. The conclusion is obvious. Exchange. FROSH ENTERTAIN A party of thirty freshmen at the University of Michigan furnished the entertainment for several hundred students on the Libe steps last week. Baying at the moon, meeting the trains and help passengers ala redcaps, and singing sweetly, were some of the stunts they performed to the entire satisfaction of the Sophs. Exchange. OF DEEPEST WORTH These are the things I prize And hold of deepest worth: Light of the sapphire skies, Peace of the silent hills, Shelter of forest, comfort of the grass, Shadow of clouds that swiftly pass. And after showers, The smell of flowers. And of the good brown earth. And best of all. along the way. Friendship and mirth. Henry van Dyke. Over a hundred colleges are now of fering curriculum courses in the study of the liquor problem, according to a I recent investigation of the Intercol I legiate Prohibition association. Ex- CLASSICAL MUSIC MORE v POPULAR THAN RAGTIME Although the average American may think that ragtime is the most popular kind of music in this country, figures recently collected by a player piano concern show that from two or three times as many classical pieces are sold Wisconsin. Faculty regulations aud a-rnnlclrvn will nrovpnt thp whnlARnle j wtrw.w.wM - -- - - - i kidnapping of freshmen by sophomores !thls year. The Frosh have sworn to j throw as many Sophs in the lake as the Sophs throw in Frosh. Exchange. f : t Purdue. B. F. Milssuer, ex-'17, has written a book entitled "Radio Dyna mics;" this book deals with the evo lution of tela-mechanics, the art of controlling mechanism at a distance without the use of electrical conduct ors, radio telegraphy and torpedo con trol problems. Exchange. IN OTHER UNIVERSITIES Cornell has enrolled a decidedly larger number of men this year than ever before; forty-six per cent of the 604 students enrolled are men as com pared with forty per cent of the stu dent body last year. Exchanges. After an all night struggle at Grin nell the freshmen made captives of all but twenty-three of the members of the sophomore class, and when the whistle blew as six o'clock in the morning for the scrap to begin, there was not much of an argument with regard to the supremacy of the lower classmen. Exchange. t FRANK A PETERSON Class '05, Law '10 Democratic Candidate for COUNTY ATTORNEY r .-i. .1.- ii. it, nmuJ , llne milmrint fuabtin. Vr natural complexion It mmk tqftm, mart ImiitijoL WhiU tmitilU. O impart m toft enrnwrn faimat a iU ntUJJffOrftCtm. fJexionPotoJtr to tail your can. pUxhv-UHk. FUL Cnmm. Pink, UcU. To mfiifrfotni pmmirrint. tmfrxntU. iOc.titJm. The University of Nevada has re cently installed a night school for law students. As the paper is printed in Reno, there is a field for a good night law class at the state university. Exchange. President Thompson of Ohio state, has installed "traffic cops" in the main hall between classes to regulate the congestion which occurs every hour as sctudents go to- and from classes. Exchange. A campaign is being waged in the Texas legislature for an appropria tion of $7,000,000 to put the state uni versity on a higher plane. This is the first state aid Texas has received for several years. Exchange. Rudge CS5, Gucnzcl The minstrel show which the sopho mores at New Hampshore ordered the ' freshmen to give last Saturday night was broken np when a number of husky first-year men got loose and captured the committee which was running the affair. Exchange. Iowa. A girL named Harriett Tulis seriously injured herself in one of her class periods by sticking a fountain pen in her own eye. Iowa is going to try to send a rifle team to the Na tional tournament in Florida. Exchange. The Fashion Kings of the East Are Favoring this Women's Store Ahead With "Select" New Styles Kvery incoming express brings more garments to supply the great demand. If you looked last week, come again. The stock is like "a moving picture i-ool a continuous incoming and passing out on the same day. View This Varied Assemblage of Coats, Suits, Dresses and Waists Without any obligation to buy. It will pay you to be postedon what is authentic for Fall and Winter Wear. The Very Finest Coats We Enow Are THE WONDERFUL BOLIVIA CLOTHS The soft velour de laines the, suede clothes and the many new dull finished materials that have warmth without weight. Their colorings are Burgundy, plum, Santiago, brown, green, field mouse, sulphur, black. All are so unordinary and their different linings of pussy willow and their trimmings of mole and seal are better than usual. Some models entirely plain are priced $40 to $80 feature Plush, Velvet, Velour Cloth and Novelty Coats at $15, $18, $20, $25 '1 M We to$50 v The Best Values and Greatest Variety of Women's Mannish Tailored Suits A complete line, too. You will find everything from the severely tailored men's wear serges to the most seductively feminine chiffon velvet, fur trimmed novelty suits. There's a great deal of newness to this season's suits the long lines, the novelty collars, the new arrangements of braid, button and fur trimmings. We feature Suits at ; $25 See our Checked Velour Suits the broadcloths the velvets the serges gabardines, poplins. We think you will find these Suits marvelous values. ,We have excellent Suits for less and we can gratify your wishes up to a $195 Model Suit. - In FURS FOR FALL AND WINTER Short and Long Coats, Muffs and Neckpieces in all the Desirable Furs. Attractively Priced. See the remarkable values in Women's Georgette Waists featured at this low price EXCLUSIVE STYLES In ; SUITS FOR STOUT FIGURES Designed especially to fit and become the extra size figure. Sizes 44 to 58 bust measure. THE STORE AHEAD Mayer Bros. Co. ELI SHIRE, Pres.- terstate contests first out of 1,375 best student orators in all parts of the country who originally started to climb toward national honors this is what it will mean to win in the .na tional oratorical contest of the LP. A. at Lexington, Ky, December 28. Exchange. The Colgate university Maroon urges the organisation of more fra ternities at Colgate on the grounds that at present less than 50 per cent of the students belong, with the re salt that there is a split in the school between the "barbs" and the frat men, hence hurting the spirit of the col lege. Exchange. IMPROVE CAMPUS The campus at the University of Washington baa been greatly improved during the summer months. Two new halls, the re grading of the athletic field, and the erection of new bleach ers are some of the recent additions. Exchange. To be 'first out of 240 college and university pablic speaking contests. 53 state contests and eight great in- Ohio $80,829.60 is the total amount for fees paid to the bureau here. A blind girl here is preparing to teach people who have their sight. She car ries 17 "hours' of work- Exchange. Southern California. "By running our fingers into our beards and meas uring each day's growth of hair on our fingers, we were able to calculate the passing of days without a notched stick," said Professor Festus Owen, of the psychology department, who has been on a Robinson Crusoe expedition in the mountains. Exchange. tudents Register for your music work at THE UNIVESITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC Twenty-Third Year just commencing Many teachers in all branches of music to choose from. Dramatic Art Aesthetic Dancing Ask for information WTLLARD ET1IBALL, Director 11th and R Sts. Opposite the Campus Miss Celia Harris, "09, Is Tisiting In Lincoln. Miss Harris, who is a well known writer, has been studying at Radcliffe, with Professor Baker of Har vard, for the past year. THE Era Telephone B2J11 333 North 12th St Cleaners, Pressers,' Dyers For the "Work and Service that Pleases." Call B2311. The Best equipped Dry Cleaning Plant in the West One day service if needed. Reasonable Prices, good work, prompt service. Repairs to men's garments carefully made. Buy Your Black and White Shoes Nov! BECESMAN BROS., (107 0