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Nothing Succeeds Like
Dissatisfaction
The Hickey-Freeman Company is
never satisfied with its clothes, which
is one of the reasons why the men
who wear them always are.
Fall Styles in Young Men's
Suits and Overcoats are here.
LOOK THEM OVER
-THE HOMI OF GOOO clothej:
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OniCERS ELECTED IN
PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY
llie rhaiiiiaivuiical Society met
Thursday afternoon hi 1 o'clock wi
the flection or onicers lor this Hem
enter. The following oHiricer were
elected:
President - Herman M. Jensen
Vice President Cluules siuetlou
becrelHiy Alice E. U.i.cb
Sergeant at Arms Mr. t'owser
Chacon club
Arthur L. Weatherly
WILL PREACH
His Last Sermon
IN LINCOLN
NEXT SUNDAY
OYM CLASSES FOR DISABLED
Special Courses Attends to Nesdfc of
Each Deformed Freihman
A class for physically disabled
freshmen, including cripples, deaf
mutes and any men who are suffering
from any deformity, Is held Mondays
and Fridays at 5 p. m.
-Even though the men are crippled,
they are able to take some form of
exercise to help their deformity. Even
paralytica would be benefited by some
kind of exercise, mental If not physi
cal." say the members of the depart
ment of physical education. The
course given in the special classes wtil
be modified to suit the needs of the
individual. Ohio State Lantern.
ENGINEERS WILL
HAVE CHAPTER III
NATIONAL SOCIETY
ALL SOULS CHURCH
(or. lJih & II
Services. 11 A. M.
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UNI NOTICES
All men who expect to go out lor
track this fall get jour equipmen at
the gym Monday afternoon from 3:30
p. tu- on.
Miss Grant will be at home in
formally to all members and former
members of the Art Club on Satur
day evening. October 11. at 7:30. Miss
Grant's home is at 036 South Seven
teenth street.
Niiitps Brooks Club
The Phillips Brooks club will r.ieet
In Faculty hall Tuesday. October 14.
at 7 o'clock- The meeting is for all
students interested in the ministry,
foreign missions. Y. M. C. A. or r:ig
ious work.
Ywins' Club
Twins club will meet Friday lght
October 10 at 7:30 at 2316 E street,
for a business meeting. Twins, new at
the university are asked to be present
Monitors Wanted
Wanted ten upper classmen to act
as monitors for the Freshman Lecture
on Tuesday at 11 a. m.. and Thurs
day at 5 p. m. each erk in the
Temple theatre. A certain amount of
j time in addition io av.tr. lance at the
lectures will be required. Those de
siring the position call on the
Dean of the Arts CoHeee. U 101
P. M. FUCK.
Dean o: 'he Art ;;nd
! Science Collez?
Football Ushers
All men who wish to usher at fool
ball games this year meet in U K at
11:30 a. ni. Thursday, October 9tu, or
leave name and telephone number at
student activities office.
The American Association of En
gineers, a new national engineering
organization. Is soon to have a stuuent
chapter in the university. A mee'ing
of all engineers interested was held
in the Blue Print office yesterday an
etr.oon. Harry Hubbel presiding. Proi.
Gehrip. who is a member of the As
sociation and who was at one time
chapter editor of the "Monad," the
society's national publication, ana
Prof. Davis who is also an active taem
ber. outlined for the men the scope
and-work of the American Association
of Engineers.
3 i The object of the association is to
S raise the standard of ethics of the
. engineering profession and to promote
i I the economic and social welfaic of
g; engineers; especially by affording
1 1 means for the interchange of infornia-
tion beneficial to members of the en
3 sintering profession; maintaining a
5 service clearing house for the benefit
ct the members supervising proposed
Si i legislation affecting the engineering
i profession and taking any action noces
ejsary or advisable to safeguard the
1 j proi'esion's welfare: promulgating the
S i asociation's ideas through proper pub-
licit y: and fosterina a brotherly spirit
among engineers.
After a considerable discussion, it
was decided to organize and apply for
a charter. Roy Scott was unanimous
ly elected temporary president, and a
campaign for new membership was
outlined. A number of pamphlets
have been ordered, describing in de
tail this organization, which will be
distributed among the engineers?
students as soon as they arrive.
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Don't spend all your allowance on one
Pair of Shoes
when you can buy
just what you want
for
$10.00
Your feet will
bring you back
THE
BOOTERY
1230 O St.
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Don't be too absorbed in
Your Studies
to forget your personal
appearance
Cleaning and Dyeing is our business
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CLEANERS AND DYERS j
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Union
All tudeois are invited to attend the
opn meeting of the University Union
society Friday evening. October 10.
The program begins at 8:15 eivwp
and will be followed by a social hour.
TUe meeting wil be beld in Union hall,
third floor of tbe Temple bufldirg
Palladian
Usual Paladian meeting Friday
ning. 8:15. Everybody welcome.
Art Exhibit
The exhibit of Miss Elizabeth
SpauldLng who ha attained more
than a local reputation in her nlive
cUte, Colorado, has just arrived. Miss
' Spauldm exhibit is. made up large
ly of water colors and sketches of
Colorado eceues.
! Kearney Normal Club
j Wc-inie Roast for Kearney Normal
'. Club students at Antelope park Oc
1 t'ber K'th. Meet at comer of 13th
and O at :30 p. m. asd go out on
ISth street car. Bring own lunches.
jWtinKs and cofTe furnished by club.
; I:-th person bria? cwn cup and sp-oa.
Delian
The Delian literary society extends
a cordial invitation to all university
student Friday evening. October It
at I oclocx. . The meeting wil be
lield in Faculty hall second floor of
the Temple.
Prc-Medic Initiaion
' Tbe Pre-medic society will have an
initiation and smoker Friday nlgnt
at the Pi Phi Chi hcvise 345 North
Thirteenth street at 7:50. Dean Cut-
j ter of the college of r :edicine ii: e
! present as well as members of this
faculty. Some mef ical students Irom
Omatu wCl aUo be preenu All pre
aedirs end especially first year men
ore urged to be present ti.lo jeet-
Christian Science Society
The Chris Jan Science society of
the University will give its annual
reception Friday night In the Art
Yr Library t eight o'clock. A
corial tarttatian U extended to all
student, alumni aad faculty of the
afTrlty.
Men rah Society
The ilenorah socWty will meet Sun
day evening. October li at 7:30 in cc
ulty hall. Temple. An impartial ca
cussion on "Natiocalm and iu Ju
t i2 cation" wCl be held. A fine ru
ical program ha b- n arranged. All
university students ar '.nvited.
Commercial Club Smoker
Ail men registered in the college m
business administration are cordially
invited to come to the axnual smoker
cf tte University Commercial club Fri
day, October 10th, at 7:3i) p. m. It
Rill be given on the third floor of the
City Commercial Club building, cor
ner of 11th and P.
L. L. West ling. M. E. '16 .and vile,
were guests at the Acacia houre
Thursday. Mr. Wesiling is desicring
engineer for the Hanlon Dry Dock
Shipbuilding Company at Oakland,
California.
Dayman d Night
Classes
Lincoln Business College
Accredited by Xat'l Ass'n f Acmiitecl Commercial Schools
!.. II. V. HWff. 14 i I St. Phone H6774
WANT ADS
Free-Hand Drawing Class
A class in free-hand drawing lor
child: en oi hiih school and graia na:
school age has been organized under
Miss Mundy of the Fine Arts depart
ment. The class meets in Room 3C7
in the library on Saturday morning
and registration is being held open so
that all students of grammer school
age may have a chance to register
Girls Swimm'ng Classes
There will be a arls swimming
class tonight at the high school Irom
7 to 9. All girls who cannot sim
are requested to report promptly at
7. There is still an opportunity tor
those who wish to enter these class
es which meet Tuesday and Thursday
evenings and Saturday afternoon.
Swimming Requirements
All girls who intend to take swim
ming this year must have a ticket.
To secure a ticket one must have a
medical examination by Dr. Philbrick
and pay the fee of $3 at the Finance
Office. The tkket will be issued at
the office of the woman's gymnasium,
when a permit from Dr. Philbrick and
the receipt for the fee are presented.
The flrst class met Friday after
noon. One hours credit is given to
juniors and seniors if they have fin
ished the first two years of pbyjical
education. The classes will be held
from 7 to 9 p. m. Tuesday so 1 Thurs
day and at 2:30 p. m. Saturday at the
high school pool. ,
For good dance music, call Blazck,
L5223.
Students at special prices BlazeKS
Studio. 1308 O street.
For Music call Cliff Scott, B14S2.
Good Jazz Music. "Blandy" Baug
han. B3127. 15-5t.
FOR SALE One Hart Schaffne. &
Marx full dress suit; size. 37. Has
been worn but a few times. Tuce
$35.00. Inquire E. K. Ellermeier. care
Gettier Market. 120 So. 11th. i.:3
-forlorn
suits
tic-ed not be (lHcanb-d. Cheer t!u-:n
up by a '! 'i:M:n.r a?i ! p:vs.'i:i.
Kt
O. J. FEE
327 333 No. 12th St. Phone B2311
Two or three nice rooms for quiet
students; noly 8 blocks east of the
campus, heat, light, hot and cold
water, bath and 'phone. Rent rea
sonable. 2030 R street
Will the person who borrowe.-' an
accounting book from the Y. M. C A.
reading room, please return it to Box
1376. Station A. 16-2t
LOST Men's pursa containing one
football season ticket, also identifica
tion cards. Reward offered. Leave at
Students Activitiy office. if. 2t.
Will party who took history note
book from Armory Tuesday eve
ning please return same to students
activities. lS2t.
LOST Between 12th and 17th on
R, the bottom part of pen. Call at
student activit es for reward E1739.
HUSKER GOPHEh
RESULTS IN
v
FORMER YEARS
li
Nebr. Minn.
1900
1901
1920
1903
J904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912 -1
1913
Total
12
0
6
12
0
0
5
0
3
0
45
20
19
0
11
30
13
0
14
27
21
13
0
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