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V V. P n A S K A
Tho right glasses will enable
you under all circumstances
to seo perfectly and easily
without eyestrain. You can
work faster and work better
with less effort, fewer mis
takes & no "eyc-heailacnos."
H A L L E T T
Optomitrlst
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LI COLLEGE TO
ABOLISH
PENALTY
Vote Was Taken At General Lecture
Prominent Lincoln Attorney
Gives Barristers Advice.
Before introducing tho speaker at
general lecture Friday morning, Dean
Seiiyey brought the proposed abolish
ment of penalties for missing cuass
Writ of penalties for missing class
the law college. Tho vote of each
class was unanimous for the plan.
This was taken by the Dean to mean
that every student would do his or
her best to uphold the attendance rec
ord. He has always looked on the pen-,
alty method as infantile, and was
glad to gain the support of the stu
dents in abolishing it.
The regular Friday morning lecture
was delivered by Walter Anderson, a '
prominent Lincoln attorney, and ex
speaker of the Nebraska house of rep
resentatives. His admonitions to the J
future members of the bar were; to
avoid procrastination, to cultivate a j
good memory, especially for namas j
and faces, and to enter politics. His j
advice was as follows: "Do not put j
your work off until tomorrow, or next j
Sunday morning, or next spring. You I
will be as busy day after tomorrow j
as you are today. Always some unex- j
pected work will arise to take up the I
short period, which you have looked i
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forward to as the time when the many
matters postponed would be done."
"Anothor thing absolutely necessary
to a successful lawyer Is a good mem
ory. Cultivate it. Not merely a faculty
for remembering phrases and facts
from the books you study, but the
broad principles Involved. Also, and
this Is very Important, remember
names and faces of those you meet,
Man is a vain animal. If you remem
ber his name, and speak to him he
will bo very favorably impressed. In
this way you can cultivate an extern
ive acquaintanceship. I used to advise
young members of the bar to keep
out of politics, but I now consider it
a duty for every one trained along
this line to take an active part in the
work of government. It is not neces
sary to run for office, but use your in
fluence at least. There is going to be
a revolution. It may be one of force,
or It may be a gradual peaceful change.
Which ever it is we must play our
part. Many parts of our constitutions
are incorporated therein by logrolling,
and have no good reason, other than
this for being there. These things
should be changed, and this change
will be one phase of the revolution,
which is sure to come. Every lawyer
should understand the workings of the
legislature, and to gain this informa
tion lie should serve in that body at
least for one term."
Mr. Anderson was pleased to note
the number of girls preparing to be
leaders In a political way. He said
there should be uo woman's party, or
branch of women in any of the exist
ing parties, because tho governmental
interests of men and women .are the
same, and with proper leaders they
can co-operate.
Trof. C. W. Taylor of tho leathers
college was in Ord, Nebr., last Fri
day whero he gave a lecture on edu
cation at the Loup Valley teachers
association.
Say Fellers, do you know we have
a new line of Nuvo guaranteed pipes?
Story Cigar Store, Cor., 13th & N.
"I have nn opportunity for two or
three capable university students to
make good money during the college
year by selling magazine subscrip
tions here in Lincoln. This work leads
to excxeptionally renumeratlve work
in this state during the summer. Un
derclassmen with previous selling ex
perience preferred. Lloyd G. Hal:,
ex-'13, phono L-6434 for appointment.
NOTICE
UNI. STUDENTS
Special fried spring chicken
dinners Wednesday evening at
the Lincolnshire from 5:30 to
8:00.
Menue
Consomme
Fried Spring Chicken
Cream Gravy
Mashed Potatoes
June Peas
Head Lettuce
Thousand Island Dressing
Choice of Home Made Ice Cream
and Cake, or Pie and Cofi'ee.
Price $1.00
THE LINCOLNSHIRE
A completo modern rtation of
Drive- Yourself Fords. Always open,
rhones B-471S and B-4235. Your pat-
onage solicited. Remember the loca
ion, three doors west of tho Orpheum
theater. Motor Out Co., (formerly
Central Sales Co.), 1120 V SUeet.
For Your Hallowe'en Party We
have a complete stock of decorations,
favors, place cards, cut-outs, deco
raed and plain crepe paper, and a
dandy selection of noise makers.
George Bros., 1213 N street.
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RANDOLPH AND WABASH
CHICAGO
COLLEGE DEPARTMENT
GIRLS
TAKE A
LOOK
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PARTY
DRESSES
Before Buying
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READY TO WEAR CLOTHING
SHOES. IMPORTED AND
'DOMESTIC HABERDASHERY
HATS AND CAPS
LOST BLUB COAT FROM ELLEN
Smith hall, Thursday. Finder please
return to Ellen Smith hall.
LOST SMALL BLACK POCKET
book containing about $6.00. Return
to Student Activities office.
FOUND AT ORPHEUM DRUG
store last Friday night, Oct. 7th.
one ladies glove. Owner please call
at Orpheum Drug Store.
NEBRASKA BRANCH
345 No. 12th St.
Corner of R
J. L. Hastings
Representative
WANTED TO TRADE ALMOST
new, high grade bicycle for tpye
writer. Call B-1506.
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The One Minute
Lunch Room
"We solicit your patronage
Automobile and Iiar trade.
Special dinner served every
day befrimiiii'r at noon.
Sandwiches and short orders
served at all hours
PRINTING
Satisfaction Assured, when you Buy
from Graves, 244 No. 11th St., Lincon.
Graves Printing Co.
Fourteen Years Printing for Students
244 No. 11th Lincoln, Neb.
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Home Cooking
Mrs. Anna Leckliter
1428 S St.
One block east of TYaolicrsi
College
Rate $6.50 per Week
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PSYCHOLOGY
Tlie dictiomirie nn1 univorsitlfp have
iniirh to rtiv on this miliject. Imt we
nay PSYCHOLOGY is only huinun na
ture In a "w lr-: nnl If the prop
er ntudy of PKKKL'MES ii womau
Invi'iy woman.
When a woman rtitrinpl..t'' th pnr
rhae of toilft articled. Khe first nmcllg
them Ttaercfciiv. Bet a cood l!ouiUet.
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PARISIAN BARKER KIPPLY 0.
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Saturday. October 13 Biff Onenlna-
I'are Powder and Vanishing Cream
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333 No. Twelfth St.
Tucker-She an
Jewelers, Opticians
Stationers
School Supplies. Complete require
ments for all departments of the university.
If Its Good Food
The Lincoln Serves It
T
HE choicest and most select seafoods,
steaks and chops the tastiest past
ries and salads and the earliest and
finest fruits in season ornament the
menus and grace the tables of'
THE MAIN CAFE
Every Luncheon Period, a complete 75c Luncheon of de
lightful quality.
Every Evening, a superior Table d'Hote Dinner, $1.25.
Unsurpassed a la carte service.
Musical Divertisement by The Lincoln Entertainers
6 to 8 P. M.
Special Sunday Dinner 12 to 2 and 6 to 8 $1.50
Sunday Evening Concert on Mezzanine Floor.
THE COFFEE SHOP
(Open from 6 A. M. to 1 A. M.
Breakfast Specials to suit your taste.
A good luncheon for 60.
A substantial supper for 85.
"Make Your Next Meal a Lincoln Meal"
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