THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
SPORT BRIEFS
All Interest In spoi l a Is now ccn
tercd on the world'8 series. Tho first
frame botween the New York Yankees
and the New York Giants for the
championship of the world will be
played toduy. Only one thing can be
safely prophesied: the titular flag
will go to a New York team.
Monte Munn and "Terrible" Thomp
son will not play with the Scarlet and
Creen during this season. This is a
decided setback for Dawson"s pros
pects. Munn's predicament is due to
an infected practice wound while
Thompson is ineligible on account of
scholarship difficulties.
Interest in high school gridiron
games is this week centering on the
Clay Center-Cambridge clash. This is
the first inter-sectional clash of the
year and should be a good game from
whistle to whistle. Tho Ansley-Al-liance
fray will be another hummer
while Lincoln high will undouubtedly
have her hands full with York.
The Haskell Indians are the next
opponents on Dawson's chart. If the
Indians have any such team as they
had in the old days, tho Huskers are
duo for a stiff game. The strength
of tho old Redskin team is well
known by local gridiron fans and many
are prophesying that the Nebraska
Haskell scrap will be a thriller.
Tho fact that Pittsburgh met defeat
last Saturday does not at all mean
that she has a weak team. Flukes are
by no means uncommon in football and
Pittsburgh has a strong team in spite
of their early setback. The Huskers
will have their hands full when they
encounter the Panthers in Pittsburgh
on November 5.
COLLEGE HAS TWO
NEW PROFESSORS
Professor F. E. Wolfe is the new
professor of statistics in research, in
the college of business administration.
He is giving a new course in statistics
which should be of interest to mem
bers of the department of political
science and sociology, as well as busi
ness administration. Courses in fire
Insurance and life insurance formerly
given by Professor Klrshman, will be
In charge of Prifessor Wolfe. The
courses formerly given by Professor
VVlrtuo in railway economics will be
In charge of Professor McNeill. Prof.
McNeill has been for the last two
years connected with the transit de
partment of the New York public serv
ice department.
Gertrude Tatterson "23 leaves Wed
nesday for Grand Forks, North Dakota
where she will be present at the in
stallation of North Dakota Alpha
chapter of Pi Beta Phi.
WANT ADS.
LOST Tortoise shell
glasses with straight bows.
D-6S!1. No. 128.
rimmed
Phono
LOST 30 size ELGIN GOLD WATCH
with Ribbon bracelet. Return to
Student Activities office. Reward.
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FOR LEASE
Tweve room house, suitable for sorority
or fraternity. Within eight bocks of the
campus.
Call B-1562
Where Do You Lunch
Try our newly epuipped dining room
Luncheon 35c- Combination Suppers 35c and 60c.
OPEN ALL NIGHT
SAVOY CAFE
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Valkyrie Dance
K. C. HALL
Soen's
Music by
Melody Makers
Oct. 7, 21
Price $1.10
THOSE useful garments of almost con
tinuous wear may be kept new looking
all the time by cleaning at proper inter
vals. LET our service add service to your serv
ats iceable garments.
Phone B-2311
333 North Twelfth.
Seniors
Juniors
Sophomores
Freshmen
when you eat
down town
will find
ROBERT'S
DAIRY
LUNCH
a better
place to eat.
Breakfast
Lunch or
Dinner
1238
O" St.
Food and Service That Satisfies
Announcement
Motor Out Company
1120 P St.
A complete modern station of
Drive Yourself Fords.
Always Open
Phones B-4718 and B-4235. Our
old frieuda knew us as he Cent
ral Sales and Livery Co.
Don't forget the place three
doors west of the Orpheum
theatre at 1120 P St.
Orpheum Drug
Store
12th & P Sts.
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JEWELERS DiamonJs, Watch
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Watch, Clock and Jewelry Re
pairing and Manufacturing.
OPTICIANS Eyes examinel
Free. In our Optical Department
you may select Just what you
want in Eye Glasses or Specta
cles. Fine Optical Repairing.
Broken Lenses Duplicated.
STATIONERS Stationery for
the Office, School and Home.
Waterman's Fountain Pens. Of
fice Equipment and Supplies.
Crane's, Whiting's and Hurd's
Fine Stationery. Complete line
of Supplies for all departments
of Schools and Colleges.
1123 O Street Lincoln, Neb.
Phones B-1534. B-3308. B-3307.
For
STUDENT
PUBLICATIONS
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Kline Publishing Co.
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A Gateway Electrical
NLY a forty-foot gateway bounded
by two brick pilasters and orna
mental lamps, but it is unlike any other
gateway in the entire world.
For back of it is the General Electric
Company's main office building, accom
modating 2300 employees. And just
next door is its main laboratory with the
best equipment for testing, standardiz
ing and research at the command of ca
pable engineers. Then down the street a
mile long are other buildings where
electrical products are made by the
thousands of electrical workers who
daily stream through.
Through this gate messages and repre
sentatives from a score of other factories
and over fifty branch offices como end
go every hour an endless chain of co
ordinated activities carrying on and en
larging the scope of over a quarter cen
tury's work for the betterment of
mankind.
What a story this gate would tell, if it
could, of the leaders of the electrical in
dustry and of ambassadors from other
industries and institutions and from
foreign lands. The story would be the
history of electric lighting, electric
transportation, electrified industrials
and electricity in the home.,
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General Office
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