The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, November 28, 1918, Image 8

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    THE DAILY NEBRASKA N
NEBRASKA STANDS
HIGH IN WAR WORK
University Maintains Former 100
Per Cent Record in All Forms
of War Activities
Students, Faculty and Orguniza.
tions Have Placed Loyalty
and Patriotism First
Nebrusku I'niviTHlty Iwih kept up
her former hundred jut cont record
in war work thU full. Kurly In the
Bummer the univoiBlty wus turned
over to Ihv Kovcrnnient for the con
venience tf the Btudents1 army und
navy, In which two thoummd men en
rolled for service. When the perplex
liiK problem of housing no many men
on Kuch abort notice confronted the
authorities the new Social Science
building and the Armory were placed
at once at the disposal of the govern
ment. The Social Science building
was almost ready for occupancy by
department of the university and when
It was converted Into barracks for the
men it necessitated using the old
(iiiarters for another year.
Giving up the Armory represented
no little sacrifice on the part of the
students, for it was there that many
of the activities of the school as well
as many classes, especially in the phy
sical education department, were held.
Football rallies, convocatoins, all-uTii-versity
parties, basketball practices,
and gymnasium classes, all had to find
other quarters.
Nebraska Men in Service
The biggest contribution Nebraska
has made to the war, is the men she
sent to the different branches of active
service. There are two thousand stars
Save Money on
Your Clothes
and Shoes
at
Cerfs
Famous Dutch Mill Cafe in
Connection
Chris Rocke
PROPRIETOR
Rooms with Bath Rooms with
Hot and Cold Water Elevator
Service Phone in Every Room
WINDSOR HOTEL
EUROPEAN
230-234 North Eleventh Street
August Hagenow, Manager
Moderate Rates
A Good Place for Particular Peo
ple to Eat at Popular Prices
On the O. L. A D. Road
In the the university service Hag.
Twenty-seven of these are gold; nine
aro silver.
Out or the two thousand men In the
students' uriny and navy training
corps a hundred had lert for officers
training camps before the furthvr ship-
( of men to such camps "H-
continued.
W W. W. Quota Oversubscribed
,' ,h0 rm.,.nt United War Work
drive the university oversubscribed Its
(,, of $15,000 by several thousand
dollars. The drive was launched on
,!, campus by a monster roily and
, , which the entire student,
fu.ultv and military body participated.
Classes were dismissed for tho rally
on Friday morning. November 8, from
ten until one o'clock. Kegent K. V.
Hrown presided over the meeting. Dr.
II. II. Harmon, who was recently back
from the front in the service of the
Y. M. V.. A., told of the work of that
organization In behalf of tho soldiers
of the allied armies, Captain Maclvor
and 1'rofessor A. A. Heed gave short
talks to the students.
jSetteff
Rfflagee's Removal Sale
Started Saturday Morning
Now
Yw Gaua Buy
Dollars do more duty at
MAGEE'S right NOW
than they'll do for quite
a while. Not ONLY in
what they BUY, but in
HOW MUCH.
REMOVAL DISCOUNTS on
high grade Clothing that was
already being sold at prices
less than they could be bought
for on today's market.
We're Moving to OUR
NEW MAGEE BUILDING
December 9
CopyrtrM 1918
Th Boom of Kupp.nb.li
so we must clear our stock of all merchandise.
Anticipating many months ago the stringent
woolen conditions we bought a wonderful stock of
wearables for men and boys and now we're offering
them to you at these remarkable prices.
REMEMBER! The Original Price Ticket is on Every Bit of Merchandise
Suits and
Overcoats
OUR COMPLETE STOCK
Exbepting Military Ooods
75
OFF
Save Money on
BOYS' CLOTHES
Suits,
Overcoats,
Mackinaws
Caps, Stockings,
Waists, Shirts,
Underwear, Etc.
25 Off
25 Off
Save on Furnishings
We're closing out all Lewis
underwear a line we ve
handled for 10 years and
putting in Superior instead.
Discount of Every Garment . .
Emery & Arrow Shirts
Faultless Nightwear Nota
seam Hose Darker Collars
other furnishings items all
at Discount of
20
20
"The Kuppenheimer House in Lincoln"
Shoes
Investigate the shoe
values we're giving
in our big depart
ment. Special values for
Men, Women and
Children.
Remember shoe
prices are higher
for spring, so the
savings are greater
than the reductions
show.
Come and See
MAQEE'S
Shoes for Men,
Women and
Children
:iats
Caps
Our complete stock
of headgear (Stet
son & Gordon's ex
cepted) at
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