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THE DAILY NEBRASKA
Official Taper of the
University ot Nebrafcka
LEONARD W. KLINE Ed tor
ARNOLD A. WILKES. . .Meg. Editor
KATHARINE XEWBRAXCll. . . . .
Asst. Editor
CAYLORD DAVIS -News Editor
LAURENCE SLATER. .News M tor
ADELAIDE ELAM ... ..Society Ed or
VV1LMA WINTER.... Feature Ed or
OSWALD BLACK Sports Editor
WILLIAM CAMFEN. .Military Editor
FRANK D. PATTY.... Bus. Manager
GLEN H. GARDNER. .Asst. Bus. Mgr.
Reportorial Staff
Anna Burtless Helen M. Howe
Sadie B. Finch Tereva Magulre
Katherlne Brenke Mary F. Herring
Betty Riddell Earle Coryell
electing good men In every clast ror
leaders and will rote with that real
liatlon In mind. Oftentlmea the can
didate ho flies first. Is elected for
no other reason than that other stu
dents are bluffed out A good cndi
date should file even If ten have filed
before blm. If be is tne man for the
place his class will see that he Is
elected.
CLASS ELECTIONS
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Ente-ed at the postoffiee at "nro.n. A we(MJng of ,ntere6t to University
Nebraska, as second-cla Wednesday
1879.
Windows In University hall were
raised to the top Wednesday as a re
sult of an effort on the part of suffo
eating students to obtain relief from
the excess heat or the radiators. From
early in the morning through the
warmth of the afternoon the sizzle of
the steam Insistently made Itself
heard.
It may be impossible at the present
time to eliminate this waste because
of faulty piring. but It seems certain
that If this Is the case, an expenditure
for alteration would be economy. If
it is possible to run the heat for a few
hours in the afternoon and then have
i.U shut off. this sbouia De aone. iu
j heat the rooms in the afternoon at
the present time is both a waste to
j the state and a hindrance to efficient
class-room work.
The regular class election wi.i w
held on Tuesday. October 8. At this
time the senior class president, sen
ior member of the publication board
junior class president. Junior member
of the publication board, and the
freshman class president will N elect
d Candidates for these offices
should file with the registrar up to
5 o'clock Friday. October 4.
HOME ECONOMICS COURSE
POINTS TO CONVERSATION
Co-eds Given Practical War Time
Training- in Laboratories at
University Farm
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Later MUs Loomls plans to
give courses in home making which
will be open to all women, whether
University students or not.
Only true friends stand by you when
you are under a cloud. Swarms of In
ects surround u when the su:4
shines.
On 11th at P Strt
SARATOGA
RECREATION
FLOORS
CIIAS. N. MOON
D1SJ2 B3T0S
LOEB'S ORCHESTRA
MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS
ORCHESTRA FROM FIVE TO
TWENTY-FIVE T1ECES
Jast Band or Boiler Shop Effects
on Request Only
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LUNCH EONETTS '
SERVED
I L U E R S
Description
H A R M A C Y
'university COUPLE WEDS
. News Editor
GAYLORO DAVIS
For This Issue
I afternoon, was that of Helen
; and Captain Harrison Gayer. The
wedding, which took place at the
1 bride's home, was witnessed by about
forty friends of the couple, Mrs.
; Gayer was graduated with the class
! of 1&1S. and is a member of Alpha Xi
Delta sorority. Captain Gayer was
graduated with the class of 1916 ana
THE FIRST RALLY is & member of Alpha Sigma Phi fra
The long list of attractions for the ternity. Captain Gayer just recently
first football rally of the season to j returned from France where he has
be held at the Temple theare this , been in active service for one year.
it lo ciiffiHpnt to I Ho fniicht thrnuehout the battle of
morning ai n. v-' - .-o-.
.u-. ot wiiriw filled, rti en v and won the "Croix de
Captain Maclvor has been secured to
explain why football is being played
at Nebraska this year; Assistant
Coach Schissler will give out the
"dope;" a member of the team will
tell "how it will he done," and Prof.
George E. Condra will be there to help
create the sort of spirit that will bring
victory. Four veterans cheer-leaders
will drill the new students on the var
sity yells and the fifty-piece University
band will play U-U-Uni.
This convocation is the first and
only opportunity students will have to
practice their yells and every loyal
Cornhnsker who intends to help with
the rooting on Saturday should be
present to get in line. Those who will
be unable to attend the game should
be present to show the team that they
will be with them in spirit.
Guere." For the present he will be
stationed at Camp Lee, Va., but ex
pects to go back to France in the
With the opening of the school year
at the State Farm, work in conserva
tion began in earnest. Complying
with the request ot the federal depart
ment, college women are going to be
taught fro conserve In every place o'
household and home management.
The first semester of the school year
a special course outlined by the fed
eral food administration will be offer-
' ed. This course will include the di
etetic phase of foods as they must be
prepared under new restrictions, and
the economic phase of the food ElTa-
Humpe i atlon.
For this course a text book wiu uc
used which is being prepared by the
administration. Supplements will be
supplied from time to time to keep the
book up to date. Every phase of ford
conservation will be included in this
course, and food administration cer
tificates will he issued to those suc
cessfully completeing this course.
The nractical side of all courses will
be emphasized. A practice cottage will j
be a part of the course in home furn
ishing. This cottage will he one of
thirty used in the United States this
year.
Courses in household management,
home furnishing and costume design-
UNI NOTICES
Union Society
Union soofety will meet in the Tem
ple building, third floor, at 7:30
o'clock. Friday night. This will be an
open meeting.
Concert Postponed
The string quartet concern scheduled
for convocation, Thursday, has been
postponed on account of the football
rally.
With the battle with Iowa only two
days distant the majority of Nebras
ka football fans are still without their
season tickets. This fact may be at
tributed to either of two causes. They
do not realize the excellence of the
gridiron bill to be offered on the Lin
coln field this year or they do not
know where tickets may be obtained.
There is no excuse this year for
any one who can possibly afford to
buy a season ticket to do without.
For three dollars one may see six j
games with the fastest teams in the
country on the home grounds. This
amounts to only fifty cents a game,
or one-third the amount that would be
paid for a single admission to the
Iowa game alone. The season ticket
. includes reservations for games which
on single admission tickets costs an
extra fifty cents.
Students will have a section of the
south stands to themselves this year
and every seat should be filled with
rooters for the opening game. Tickets
should be obtained today at the Stu
dent Activities' office.
Gallery for Soldiers
The Art gallery has been set aside
from 7 to 9: SO o'clock evenings for the
soldiers. Arrangements are being
made to display objects of especial
interest including books and posters.
Hnnouncement
H This notice is paid for by the First ConRrepatior.nl
Church not for profit but just to let University peo
ple know that they arc more than welcome at its
services, Dr. John Andrew Holmes, who has made
a specialty of preaching to State University students
and professors during a period of ten years, has
charge of the service at 10:30 every Sunday morn
ing. At 12 three student elasscs, one for student
girls, led by Mrs. K. h. Hinman, one for both men
and women led by Dr. Ilinman, and one for men led
by Mr. Will Owen Jons, editor of the State Journal,
all present rare opportunities. H At 6 the Young
People's Society give a fellowship luncheon and at
7 its regular meeting is held, which is attended prin
cipally by students, Sometimes also there is an
evening service at 8, as occasion requires, Come
to everything. You will feel at home.
Silver Serpent
Silver Serpents will hold their open
ing meeting at the Alpha Phi house,
Thursday evening at seven o'clock.
Lutheran Students Reception
There will be a Lutheran students
reefption at the home of 'Mrs. Al
phonso G. Barber, 2301 St. . Mary's
avenue, Friday evening, October 11,
at eight o'clock.
Football Ushers I
Those interested in ushering at foot
ball games, report at Student Actlv
ites' Of! ice between eight and twelve
o'clock any day before Saturday.
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Supreme Gorsot Seruioo
FOR GIRLS
Appreciating the fact that there is nothing more important in dress
than your corset certainly nothing that is worn so continuously
and nothing upon which personal comfort or discomfort so largely
depends, we
Specialize on Corsetry
for-Young Women
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There can be no more important branch of corsetry than this. As
a college girl you are capable of realizing this is true-but stop
moment and think of how many corset shops you know of who
are trying to give really scientific service In this exacting brancn
of corselry?
We Have Two Experienced Corsetieres
With the exception of the race for
freshman class president, the political
campaign will be a pitifully quiet af
fair unless the urgent need for excep
tionally good candidates is realized
immediately. Wednesday evening
only one candidate had filed for the
sophomore and senior presidencies
and none had listed themselves for
the race in the junior class. At least
two candidates should file for each
of these offices, and those who have
prospect in mind should see that
their names are entered before Friday
at 5 o'clock.
There Is often the belief that the
first woman who files for an office is
the one who will be elected and. as a
result, other good candidates never
post their names. This year especial
ly, this belief is unfounded. The sfu
dent body realizes the importance of
Christian Science Society
The Christian Science society of
the University will hold its annual re
ception Friday evening at 8 o'clock
in Art hall, Library building.
Christian Science Society
The Christian Science society of the
university will meet Thursday even
ing at 7:30 in Faculty hall, Temp'lf
I building. A cordial Invitation is ex
tended to all students, alumni and fac
ulty members of the university.
Nautical Trigonometry
A twohour course in this subjecl
is open to those who Lava had Plane
Trigonometry. The class will meet
on Tuesday and Thursday at nine in
M. 307. W. C. Erenke.
Women who have made a
careful study ot the correct
corseting of youthful figures
and we have models for girls
of all ages up to the "gateway
of maturity."
R. ft G. Rustless Corset-3 are
to be had in models for each
individual type of figure
models that will impart add
ed grace and beauty to the
figure.
R. & G Corsets
$1.00 to $6.00
Class in Sculpture and Painting
The lecture class in contemporary
sculpture and painting, Tuesday and
Thursday, at four o'clock, will meet in
Li'irary 308 Instead of University
hall 109.
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