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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1920)
TIIB DAILY N1BRASKAN NEBRASKA JOKESTERS ARE ON 1921 CORNHUSKER Ftature Section to Be Prominent Part of University Annual this Year. Nebraska's Jokesters are busy al vfKly. These men and women, who have a nack of seeing student life TfiM RICE NOW It is and as It Is humorous, are locking around every day and grind Irs out copy and cartoons for the student life section of the 1921 Corn- tuivker. The student lite section of the 1921 Cornhusker is to be the largest that the book has ever contained. The editor of the annual, awnre of the fact thrt the views of student lire as It Is, are what the students like, lias decreed that a large part of the books will be devoted to that Side of the annual. Where last year about thirty pases were given over to squibs on the stu !ent life, sixty pages has been set as the minimum for that section this year. There will be an effort made to fret snaps of as many students as possible In the joke section. The University has some jokesters that can stand the comparison with aiatenrs any place and these are the ones who are going to do their best to make the Cornhuskers attractive and humorous. Watch for the an nouncement asking for snaps for the Ccnhusker. Get all you can taken and they will be used as far ns prPFible. Several hundred dollars has been set aside for the engraving and draw ing of cartoons for the Cornhusker. Every phase of University life will be represented here. The social life,- the home life, class room and campus novelties will all be portrayed in pie tures, words and cartoons. LINCOLN POPULAR CITY (Continued from Page One) Managers of the book spent con siderable time counting and recheck lng the votes so as not to keep any deserving and popular towns from having a chance to be represented in the Cornhusker. It Is to be remem bered that a position among one of the first twenty-five means that these places will be In the book, but this is merely a primary election to limit the number of towns that will be voted on later. Every, student or other who sub scribes to the Cornhusker during the tales campaign will be permitted to cast a ballot for one of the twenty five towns and cities selected in Tues day's vote. The ten or twelve receiv ing the highest vote during the Bales campaign will be placed in the book. Following is the list of towns and the number of votes each received: 1. Lincoln - 211 2. Omaha H 3. York ' 4. Beatrice -- R. Columbus - 61 6. Fremont 47 7. Nebraska City 4 8. North Platte - 4U 9. Falls City 36 10. Grand Island - 32 11. Norfolk 29 12. Wakefield - 27 13. York 20 14. Scottsbluff 20 15. Kearney - 19 16. Hastings 17 17. Kimball - 17 18. McCook 17 19. Seward 16 20. Holdrege - - 15 21. Tecumseh - 12 22. Gothenburg 11 23. Beaver City - 11 24. Plattsmouth - 9 25. Sidney - 8 Marguerite Holloway, '23, and Jenna Dee Walker are ill at the Alpha Delta d Mrs. J. M. Koberts. or I'Ikiw Jth, vfsited their daughter, Helen Roberts. '23, Saturday. GERALD l WENDT WILL ADDRESS CHEMISTRY CLUB ; n- nrM I. Wendt of the Uni versity of Chlcsgo, authority on the .i i v itnm and in aub-atomie uimi 3 chemistry, addressed the Nebraska neclon of the American cnemiwu society which held its ninety-third meeting in Chemistry nan. jwonaay n,(romtric Titration" with i derooonstrctlon of a new technique fhomlatrv was his subjec vi wioijwv v Not only -embers of the chemistry section but all othera interested in me hearing of Dr. Wendt's investigation f physical Mid biological science at tended tb meeting. 0W19 MEANS THAT YOU AV 0 0 0 ON THE FINEST rcoaft IN NEBRASKA w ietij Urcmd Clothes and all other fine makes in three price groups at y) if If Their regular value reads $60, $70, $80 and even in some instances almost double We challenge you to duplicate these values in Overcoats for street wear. STREET WEAR DRESS WEAR AUTO WEAR GENERAL WEAR SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED. hi ir Its! Never such values in Several years, never such money saving in the last seven years FLANNEL SUITS WORSTED SUITS CASSMERE SUITS SERGE SUITS FANCY MIXTURES Tl .hurts! OA.6.CLCI9ZO II A-D. CLC 192 6orirtj Brand (tflothni hurt Here's the greatest price sacrifice we, or anybody else, has ever offered right in the sea son. Shirts of known makeand known value, assortments so immense that selection simplifies itself; assortments so plentiful that choosing is a pleasure. Every Silk Shirt In Our Great Stock is at Your disposal 8.50 SILK SHIRTS NOW 4.25 10.00 SILK SHIRTS NOW 5.00 12.00 SILK SHIRTS NOW 6.00 15.00 SILK SHIRTS NOW 7.50 18.00 SILK SHIRTS NOW 9.00 LA JERZ SILKS CREPES SATIN STRIPES PLAIN SILKS INCLUDING WHITE 1 PRICE Manhattan And Every Shirt In Our Stock This includes Bates street and Eagle, in all the sea son's new colors and a complete variety of pat terns and sizes. Please remember we're Manhat tan headquarters. The The big assortment is here. L EUTHMfaWj Mayer Bros. Co, 'ELI SHIRE, PfM'Utnt