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JACK AUSTIN
THE WEARING OF THE GREEN.
Freshmen at the University of Nebraska have privileges which
the lower classmen at practically all other colleges are deprived of.
This fact has not been Impressed on the minds of the class of 1924
at school as It should be. The students were first asked to buy green
caps as la required of each incoming class. Many responded will
ingly, a number were shown the necessity of wearing the green cap
by the older members of the organizations to which they belonged,
while a few remain upon whom the green cap will have to be literally
forced. The cadet company at the State Farm passed resolutions to
the effect that each and every Freshman at the Farm campus must
wear a green cap. The city campus is fast coming to this point.
The green cap is not a disgraceful piece of apparel. In fact, it is a
symbol by which "ye shall know them" and a mark of distinction to
Its owner. The Olympics are not far away and the man who has
the right class spirit, not to say Nebraska spirit, should be depended
on to don the colors of his clan.
POST-ELECTION PROPAGANDA.
The end of the elections should end all party feeling and should
not establish factions and faction hatred. University students are
above such a thing or should be and the "bigness" of a man or woman
Is shown by the way In which they are able to take defeat Certainly,
defeat is a dissapointing thing to meet up with, but everyone Is at
some time or other in this iife, dissappointed. The biggest thing is
to forget all enmity toward the winning candidate and to throw your
whole-hearted support at his back. The truly big man or woman Is
the one who will back the winner for the good of the whole and that
spirit should be more prevalent than at present He that would
amalgamate factions and thereby be a benefit rather than a hindrance
to tie school Is the man who Is big enough to throw his support to
his former opponent and thereby break up clique antipathy.
MORE TENNIS COURTS.
There are few schools in the Middle West that can claim the
same rating in athletics as the University of Nebraska. Nebraska
has established herself as the peer of the Missouri Valley in football,
basketball, wrestling and baseball.
- .Yet Nebraska Is behind In one respect There Is not a dinky,
little school in the Middle West that has not better tennis faciliteis
than Nebraska. The lack of tennis courts at this school is a crying
shame.
Nebraska Wesleyan, with a total enrollment equalling less than
one-third of the Freshman class of the University of Nebraska, has
several times the number of tennis courts available to Its students
than Nebraska baa.
Look at the other state universities Kansas, Iowa, Missouri,
Oklahoma, Texas. Minnesota all have Nebraska beaten In this re
spect We are dragging behind. Why?
Where are all those promised tennis courts promised several
years tgo and repromised each year, until it has become an old story?
Nebraska should have at least a dozen tennis courts to place
herself equal In this respect with her peers.
LETS ALL SAY -HELLO."
Last year a day was set aside for each student in the University
to say "Hello" to every person that he passed. That day was a
success. A spirit of true campus democracy marked that day and
for many days thereafter students got a little more out of their asso
ciations because of the . qualntances made in this way.
This year such a day may be set aside. But why wait until
then to greet the classmates that you pass as you go from class to
class? Nebraska, dominating the entire Missouri Valley because or
Its physical prowess, should also leaa her neighbor colleges In a
spirit of friendliness.
UNI NOTICES.
Pay Locker Fees.
"All lockers not regularly assigned
before 6 p. m. October 5 will have
the locks cut and clothing removed
nnd same will be held until locker
fee Is paid."
Swimming Ctaes.
"All men registered for the 5 o'clock
swimming cIsm who have not as yet
handed in their class schedules, please
do so at onoe."
Social.
You will have a good time if you
come to the Epworth League soda'
at St Paul's church, Thursday eve
nlng at 8 o'clock. Everyone Invited
to the "Church with the Chimes."
8tudtnt Council Masting.
The Student Council will mee'
Thursday evening, October 7, at 7:30
In Social Science Hall, Room 107
This is an important meeting.
Dalian,
Open meeting Friday. Music, read
ings, games and fun. Everyone If
invited.
Art Club.
The Art Club will Lave a welner
oast at Robbers Caves. Friday at 8
Meet on Terminal corner. 10th and
O streets, at 7: IS p. m. Thirty cents
for tickets. Buy one now from Char
lotte Kizer or Margaret Lanham.
Cadat Officers' Association.
The Cadet Officers' Association will
meet Thursday at 7 p. m. in the lec
ture rooms of the Department of
Military Science, Nebraska HalL
Dramatic Club Tryoute.
Dramatic Club tryouta will be held
Thursday evening, October 14 In the
Temple Theater. Each person will
be given three minutes. Tryoat In a
part from some play. Register at
the Temple Building, Room 101.
Freshman Qlrla.
Freshmen girls get your Unlverslt
N" book containing the campus trad I
tlons and coming activities at thr
Y. W. C. A office, Ellen Smith Hall.
Wayna Club.
All students who have attended
Wayne Normal come to business meet
ing in U 111. 7 o'clock Wednesday.
Komtnsky Club.
Komensky Club will meet In Faculty
Hull T.mDle Building at 7:80 P. m
"Saturday evening. October 9. Ewr
Bohemian invited.
Soele-Econemlcs Clwb.
finrin-Kcnomlcs Club will hare
business meeting In Y. M. C. A room
of Temple at 7 o'clock Thursday
Christian Selanoa Society.
The Christian Science Society of
the University will meet Thursday
evening at 7:80 o'clock. In Faculty
nii Tumnle Building. All students.
iiumni and faculty of the University
are cordially Invited to attend.
Freshman Qlrla Attention.
Freshmen tlrls who have not signed
up for physical and medical examina
tlons must sign on bulletin on gym
naslum office door before October 8
All examinations must be completed
before Freshmen classes begin.
World's Serlea Results Yeaterday.
CLEVELAND. Oct 6. Brooklyn
won the third game of the worlds
series here today in a fast game, 8 0
The crowd was one of the largest a
any series in many years.
Say
Don't you declda that
Nature ! wonderful
When you talk to
One of these rery young
Hopefuls who tell you
Proudly about spending;
Every evening jaaxlng
imrt some municipal
Emporium of the Mam
Wiggle and toting
Home Janes described
As "Some Baby"' or
"A regular Doll" when
You know very well
The wildest things they've
Met were the wild rosea
That grew along the
Old Home Town Railroad
Track? Send 'em home
To Mamma!
Matilda Jane.
John Andrew HOimee win rive '
. An toxtiira Ml th Pllffrlma Q...
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day a i av.uv. - ,t
Keep an aye open for the Roeewltdt
announcement on October 29,
A rirl is apt to have many pressiar
engagements before she marries.
Special Purchase Sale
63 High Grade Ladies Suits
to be sold at decided savings
We have just purchased a quantity of sample suits
from one of our manufacturers beautiful, silk
lined, fur-trimmed suits, that we can sell you at
much less than their regular value !
These suits are tailored from beautiful fabrics
Peachbloom, Duvetyn, Duvet Superior Velour and
Trieotine and many of them are charmingly deco
rated with Seal, Nutria, Australian Opossum and
mole furs.
Investigate these
remarkable values
39.50 Suits, now 31,60 89.50 Suits, now 71.60
49.50 Suits, now 39.60 99.50 Suits, now 79.60
59.50 Suits, now 47.60 115.00 Suits, now 92.00
79.50 Suits, now 63.60 135.00 Suits, now.... 108.00
SILK HOSE SPECIAL
3.35 Values at
2.45
600 pair of Black Cat and
Merrill full fashioned, ladies'
silk hose at this extremely
low nrfee.
No Seconds No Mill Run All Regular Stock
Colors: Black, Cordovan,
Negra, Taupe and pastel
colors.
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