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TIIK DAILY NKRRASKAN
HOW OFTEN
do you borrow a knife?
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You can save yourself all this trouble by one trip to
THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE
where you will find the Fountain Pen to fit your hand and style of writing.
We are prepared to fill your wants in CONKLINS, WATERMAN'S IDEAL, TEM
POINT, JOHN HOLLAND we have a few in other lines.
Or if you prefer with a pencil, there is an EVERSHARP here that you will want.
This is the Pencil which nearly everyone carries now, and which is so extensively ad
vertised. The person who does not carry one is the exception and not the rule, and we
will tell you why.
Do you realize how many pencils you buy yearly, for ordinary writing and what the
aggregate cost of them is? We don't know exactly the number in each case, but we will
venture that, with you, the cost will exceed in one year the cost of the EVERSHARP you
buy.
There is a complete line now on hand, for both Ladies and Gentlemen at
E. H. LONG, Prop.
FACING THE CAMPUS
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These High
Quality
Shoes
Sold in Lincoln
by
FRED SCHMIDT
and BRO.
917-21 0 Street
Married a Native
Tlioy v. ere looking at the kangaroo
at the zoo when m Irishman said:
rvp pprrfpr 1r; what kind of a c-ca-
-ure is that?"
"O " said e gentleman, "that is a
native of Australia."
"Good hlvins!" exxclaimod Pat;
"an me sifter married van o' t'.im.'
OUR MUSIC
is preferred by music lovers,
those who are particular and de
mand correct instrumentation,
proper balance and perfect de
tail. Think of the satisfaction
Forget the price
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MUSIC
BUREAU
Room 8, Oliver Bldg.
Telephone Office L4068
Res. B4710
Prof. Arthur J. Babich, Director
H. G. Reilly, Manager
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LAW COLLEGE HAS
RECORD ATTENDANCE
JUNIOR BARRISTERS
HOLD ANNUAL CLASS
ELECTION THURSDAY
ing subjects as "Legal ethics and the
Jurisdiction of Federal Courts."
Professor Foster will have charge
of the work on domestic relations, ap
pellate procedure, code plead inp, and
court practice; Professor Robbins en
bankruptcy, contracts, quasi con
tracts, insurance and partnership;
Professor Maxey on criminal law
procedure, private corporations, ad
ministrative law, and international
law;; Professor Broadv on property,
and irrigation; Professor R. P. Wil
son on torts and evidence; Dean Has
tings on the history and system of
cor.inion lav. equity jurisdiction, and
constitutional law; Professor Tut tie
on property; and Professor Ledwil.h
on mortgages, and probate law and
practice.
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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
LOOKS FOR STRONG TEAM
URBANA, 111. Keen competition for
all positions on the University of
Illinois' football team this fall is as
sured by the announcement that at
least twenty veterans will return and
be candidates for the eleven. In spite
ot this wealth of gridiron material,
C'oa: h R. C. Zuppke is not at all sure
tli.-t he can produce another cham
pionship team as he did in 1918.
The junior members of the law col
lege at the university held their first
meeting of the school year Thursday
morning, September 25th, at 11
o'clock in L 201. A very large num
ber of men were present, and the re
tiring president, Harold Portei field,
presided.
Officers were elected for the com
ing term as follows:
President J. H. Lucan
Vice president ....Charles S. Reed
Secretary Roy Bedford
Serg.-at-Arnis Wade Mi:nn
There are nearly sixty members in
the junior class of Nebraskas law
college this semester.
JAZZY TENDENCIES
HELP MAKE BIG
HIT ON ORPHEUM
he was
embarrassed
by a grease spot
but why? when expert
Cleaners and Pressers
keep clothes "fit"
PHONE B2311
S27-S33 North 12th St
Jazzy melodies and breezy num- .
bers featured the Orpheum program
the last half of this week in the Or- j
pheum theater, beginning Wednes
day. A style all its own characterized I
every number, to the headline at
traction of Thomas J. Kennedy's Chi
nese jazz band.
The band had a repertoire of clnss
ical music and otherwise, including
an ancient love song played with
i ninese instruments, with a vee
touch of oriental jazz to spice it
t.p.
The Bn.dnas opened the bill with
: oie clowning pantimine. The Tr;cy
sisters and Palmer did some comedy
singing and dancing, and "Smiling
Billy Mason" and Alice Forrcsi of
fered a TNT quality of pep.
Harry Watson, jr., was back agiin
lunnitr than ever in his famous
"telephone scene" and "The Young
Kid Battling Dugan."
Eddie Nelson and Dell Chain enter
tained with foolish . songs and p.isfer.
Clarence Oliver and Georgia Olp
made their seasonal hit bigger !han
ever in their allegorical love skjt
"Discontented."
Not on the schedule but making as
big a hit as any of the others was
Miss Betty Blodgett. Salvation Aimy
worker back from the front, who
spoke of the organization work while
girls passed through the audipnee
with a collection box. She was intro
duced by Billy Mason, of the Mason
Forrest team, who organized thrre
cheers for the Salvation army, when
Mifs Blodgett had finished.
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