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When ycu cty a
shoe you have it (;t ed
and you take it because
it looks well and feels
comfortable.
But a careful seleC'
tion of your corset is
much more important.
You must feel com'
fortable and your
corset must form a
fashionable smooth
base for your gown.
Back Lace Front Lace
ai. designed with in'
finite care for every
type cf figure, and nat
urally the best of fa
brics, boning and other
materials is used in their
design, for they are
high class corsets.
But a Redfern is not
an indulgence. It is a
healthful safeguard.
You will find it all you
expect the best corset to
be comfortable, fash'
ionable and serviceable.
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itf Come in and let us settle
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300 UNI GIRLS HEAR
MRS. BRYAN ON SUFFRAGE
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and the props of society on the grounds
that to light the streets would Increase
crime by offering an Inducement to
people to be outside in the evening,
instead of in home and in beds after
dark. If God had intended the streets
to be light at night, he would have
found a way to bring it about, was the
old argument. These arguments have
a familiar ring even today.
While much that has been beneficial
has had to be crammed down the
throats of the men, that is not the
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THE UNIVESITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Twenty-Third Year just commencing ,
Many teachers in all branches of music to choose from.
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WILLARD KIMBALL, Director
11th and R Sts. Opposite the Campus
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HERE'S the
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the campus favorite
with college colors
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never a better
made, a better
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that will stand four years and more of "rough
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If your dealer doesn't sell Bradley Sweaters, America's best
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us for the names of dealers who do it will pay you.
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way to get suffrage according to Mrs.
Bryan. The women must not be dis
agreeable, she said.
Suffrage is a . legitimate field tor
women and they do not intend to In
vade the rights fo the men, she de
clared. The women wish only to be
able to do the things that the men do
not do. The feminine mind can dis
cern things in a different light. Bind
give to the mascnline mind things it
needs.
Afraid of Unsexlng Women
Men are anxious not to lose the
feminism of women, and are afraid of
unsexlng women by the ballot, said
Mrs. Bryan. This Is one of the biggest
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arguments of those opposed to equal
suffrage.
Mrs. Bryan seemed to find little to
Justify men In this belief. Were It
true, she said, then in the spring time
no young man's fancy would turn to j
thoughts of love, because they would
find no response; then would there be
no more happy homes; men would die
of broken hearts; and the home would
become extinct.
This sort of talk is mere drivel, Mrs.
Bryan asserted. Then she turned to
some lessons of the campaign for suf
frage at the last election.
When the first returns came in from
South Dakota, it seemed that the suf-
frgae amendment had won by about
10,000 votes, but when the later count
was learned, it was found that the
state on the north had rejected suf
frage by a few thousands. This simply
meant that the first returns, coming
from towns where the women were
organized, showed what could be done,
while the later results from the rural
districts where there was not battle,
showed the cause defeated.
Nebraska girls should profit by this
lesson, and perfect an organization to
reach every rural community as well
as the towns, Mrs. Bryan said. , They
must carry home the enthusiasm to
cover all the territory.
e
Would Help Womankind
Women are asking the vote In order
to help womankind, Mrs. Bryan said.
There are now 6,000,000 working
women in the United States who need
helpful legislation. Most of the women
who are forced into disreputable living
to keep alive have to do so because
of low wages, according to Mrs. Bryan.
For them and for all women the vote
is needed, and the women if they get
it, will accept it as a responsibility
and a duty, Mrs. Bryan declared.
J. Reid Green, a delegate to the!
national convention of the republican !
party at Chicago last June, spoke on j
the machinery of politics, explaining
the system of the primaries, party
convention, voting and many other
things somewhat a mystery to the
girls.
Miss Blanche Garten presided at hte
tea table. In addition to the Univer
sity girls there were many members of
the faculty, and representatives of the
Lincoln alumnae chapter of the suf
frage society, present
The meeting was but the first of a
series that will be held during the
vear. Every University girl is asked
to interest herself in the work, which
will mainly be a study of the question
so that they will have positive and In
telligent opinions on the question, and
can take these opinions with them to
their homes in the different parts of
Nebraska when the campaign to give
the ballot to women is begun in 1918.
THE DAYS GONE BY
Five Years Ago Today
Chancellor Samuel Avery returned
from a two weeks' tour of the Pacific
coast.
Enthusiasm was running high for
the coming Kansas game. Many co
eds were planning to make the trip to
Lawrence.
Two Yeras Aqo Today
The University of Nebraska held
its first mixer. Over 1,000 students
attended when COO was the maximum
number expected.
The Jayhawkers were in town wear
ing a confident smile although the final
result was 35 to 0, Nebraska. This
game won the Missouri valley cham
pionship for Nebraska-
One Year Aqo Today
The Girl's club held a party at
which the point system was discussed.
No action was taken, but committees
were appointed to investigate.
Nebraska beat Kansas by a score
of 33 to 0 at Kansas.
The Teachers' college high school
was given a vacation Thursday and
Friday of last week in order that super
visors and departmental teachers mlsht
have an opportunity to attend the state
teachers' association in Omaha. Prac
tically all of the twelve supervisors
were profiting by the various programs
given in the Omaha convention.
Wendell Card, son of Fred W. Card,
former professor in horticulture here,
visited both the city and farm campus
recently. Mr. Card graduated from
Cornell last spring.
Le's
1. You have some books,
I do not doubt,
Some useless books,
You could do without.
2. We have supplies,
That yo could use,
Awake 1 Arise !
And use your shoes.
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So bring those books,
And trade them off,
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