THE DAILY NEBRAdKAN
The Daily Nebraskan
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Only .sixteen more days until The
Even'ng Shun appears.
A tother college daily says that if
Dicgenes were alive now we could
imagine him petting out his lantern
and beginning a vain search lor the
alleged humorist, who doesn't make a
practce of mimicking Mr. ("one.
A pre-election promise to the
students has been fulfilled with the
introduction in the legislature of a bill
pro-.i.iing that the Regents' Book
Store cannot sell to the students books
written by professors in the Univer
sity. Altho the bill was presented by
Representative Miten. chairman of
the I'niversity investigation commit
tee, the real author seems to be Mr.
Randall, present railroad commis
sioner.
Mr. Randall is a former State Sen
ator and was author of the bill creat
ing t'le Regents' Book Store, which
was deigned to save students money
by eliminating profits made by pri
vate book stores. He promised during
the November campaign to use his in
fluence? to have a bill introduced to
prevent, the sale of textbooks written
by Nebraska professors. He claims
that these professors are making a
royalty off of each sale.
Part of the program of the alumni!
association is one sten nearer com-'
pletion with the introduction, on the
last day set aside for presentation of
bills in the House, of a bill designed
to hasten construction of dormitories
near the campus.
Tho plan proposed is to authorize
the regents to contract with private
partits to build the dorms. The con
tractors would be repaid with the rent
from t''e bui'dings and would have
the b'.til lings and land for security.
The i !an is the result rf a lone study
of the dormi'ory problem, and should
meet with approval of all students.
I'nloul.'e.My the bill provides the
quic kfi t way rf s curing the much
neeil, -i buiMin-rs for the sfuh nts w) o
are n;iv.- scattered in rooming houses
in all parts of the city.
tiradu.ites of Aml;e;-f-t Co'li-se liiin
'79 t i 'LM ate i-lanr:r.L' to !, Ip m. e
those, who were or.re student- in
that ir.-tit ution. s-u Vats ior the n-st
of t! :r lives.
Ti:e fr-Vf. is t.) i.:;er. through t!ie
faculty, continuel intellectual guid
ance t -o p,-ori; te serious
and .r!re! mu!v t' teiiv). eonf -repr es
for ti.e-il.
Th.- (-bject is i,ot the senrn.ier.t;:!
one ,,i keepi-,-- t f,).J ui ad- h-yal to
Ainii' ;.-t. It is to l.eip ali:i: ni employ
their 1-j-u.e t:::,e j.;o:;t ,t,y. It is
T-rerli f d tlj" t ;!- ::,: .-if ,-.11 .
taken u;i as a worthy one by other
educational institutions of the coun
try. The really educated n an or wo
man Nous how to live sanely and
profitably- knows how to u-e leisure
time.
Students Have Chance
to Hear Man from East
It S. L. J'.shi. of India, on an e-cbarr-e
prn'e-.-or-hip with the Iian
of our 'dlieL-e of Ar's and FcieM-c--.
ret ;r;if tl to Nebraska yefr-rday witn
the welcome aM.our.ceinent thai stii-i'-n;.-
May r-i'i.iter for ro'ir-i-s under
his jr.- 'n.i tion.
Ir. Jos' i l.as rented a great deal
of hi'crest in e.thi-r middleweKtern
Univer.-itie.s where he has been lectur
ing since this summer. No other in
stitution has had the opportunity of
f.ontinueil study with the foreign edu
cator such as that announced today.
If American students take the same
degree of interest In the ideas of Mr.
Joshl that the Indian students are
taking in the lectures given at Dorado
College by Dean Buck, the clasaos
which start soon will be crowded
Dean Ruck writes that the Indian
student display an intense Interest
fu the opinions of educators sent
there from other countries.
Personal conferences on the Indian
situation with the noted Indian ehould
appeal ta many students especially
those who are studying in detail the
race problem and the difficulties of
the Far Eastern situation. Dr. jQshl
is well prepared to speak on the pres
ent day problems of India.
Nebraska welcomes Dr. Joshl once
more and hopes that his stay here may
be as pleasant to him, as it Is instruc
tive to those who are able to hear
him In his lectures and conferences,
Notices
i Notices of ptMieral InterpNt will be
,i.IiiHm1 In till column for two consecu
he iIii.yk. t'opy ulirulil he In the Ne
niskaii orfiif by llvt. oi-lock J
Kappa Phi
Kappa Phi pictures will be taken at
Tole's Studio Saturday, February 3, at
12:15. Pledges and members please
come. Bring fifty cents.
Gamma Lambda
Gamma Lambda picture will be
taken taken today at 12:45.
Kearney Club
Kearney Club party postponed, till
a week from Saturday, February 10.
Iron Sphinx
Iron Sphinx picture for the Corn
husker will be taken at 12:30 sharp
a' Holes Friday. All dues must De
paid to date before picture is taken.
Cornhusker Photographs
Individual photographs for the 1923
Cornhusker must be taken at the Dole
Studio by February 5. Senior girls
are requested to wear caps and gowns.
Correction.
Lutheran club picture for the Corn
husker to be taken at Dole's at 1'
o'clock, Saturday.
News Writing.
Additional copies of the two text
books may bo secured at the Regents
Book St ere.
Union
Union open meeting Friday Febru
ary 2 at S : 30. Everybody welcome.
Palladian
Palladians will have a weinie roa-st
at the Caves Friday evening. All mem
bers at the hall at 7 o'clock.
Y. W. C. A. Cabinet
Y. V. C. A. Cabinet picture to be
ken at Iole's Studio Friday Febru-
o .,, r nvirck
Corn Cobs
All men in uniform at the Armory
at 7 o'clock Friday for the Grinni II
game.
McCook Club
McCook Club picture to be taken
at Hole's studio Saturday at 12:30
o'clock.
Art History Class
Piudents in Art History may obtain
papers and find grades at Miss Moore
in S. S. 318 Friday morning and after
noon. Calendar
Friday, February 2.
Palladian meeting and wt-inie roast
at the Cavts.
Dclian open meeting at 8 in Fat
ulty hall.
l'i Ue-ta I'i formal, Lincoln hotel.
Alpha Sigma Phi formal, 1S45 D.
I'hi Delta Chi house dance.
Silver I.ynx house dance.
Saturday, ("ebruary 3.
ky : 'uli r.ieetiiig at 8 in Fa"
r'-y hall.
a Delin ! rr.-.il. Lincoln l.otcl.
'.'.tn A::;l.a Theta fur:nal. Lo.-a.-
wiide.
l;a-.kethall dance, Armory.
. a. :.i liuu. e dacc.
The watchful eyes with which Sin
n.a It' lta Chi members are rcr.-civiiip
! a ' i plant of imitations to the
tridirou dinner from .-tudi nts l ave
heioine moie Mali 1. fill hilice liie al
! ;'.! -tulfiir: ef tile ballot box ill th
r cei.t .-tin!, in e!ei tion and the a!l (5 1.
co:ii)i-rfeiiiHK yf Junior I'roni tii i.et .
Fnrlylwn htudeht.t liaw; acepn
i!,'.:iai,ris to t!ie ilinner. tli.ly 21 in
iat.oiii- v. ire Kent out 10 ituJeias
Today v.a- tl:. l.trt day in wi:!ih'iu
- pii-rices ttjiiid be i:i:n'ei. .., ct plain 1
:.r,.v irion- than unanimous, the t !n
det iared.
In Kfiite of this, the t hef nrn'-t
1 very t-tmlent desiring to attend t!it
affair to be held February 8 at the
Klks' club, to mud a ( beck for 2 C!i
whether he received an invitation 01
not. The check will be Kladly re
ceived, but only the 26 students or
iKinally invited will be allowed tr,
penetrate the mysteries of the inyKtic
Fhrine. Ohio State iJinterr..
A croaking frog is very much alive.
"Despite the handicap placed upon
us by the loss of our armory and all
equipment," Col. Tenrl M. Shaffer of
Ames stated in a talk at the Scabbard
and Blade banquet, 'there is a poslbll
iiy of the present seniors seeing the
institution of Iowa State on the honor
roll of the war department."
The Iowa State military depart
ment, ranked second in the seventh
corps area last year, only a fraction
of a per cent of equaling the honor
school, Minnesota. This corps area
Is complised of seven states In the
Mississippi Valley and Includes seven
teen Institutions with R. O. T. C. units.
The two items which brought down
the rating of the unit, according to
Colonel Shaffer, was the small attend
ance at the basic Bummer camps and
the enrollment in the advanced mil
itary courses. This year the enroll
ment has increased from 33 to 92.
Opinions of the inspecting commit
tee are also Influenced by the amount
cr equipment, discipline, degree of
irumiii U11U IUUI QC Ul DlllUJ. I
It's the Best Place
If I were applying for
Lincoln Business College
Accredited by National Association of Accredited
Commercial Schools.
Courses borough, practical, intensive.
Quickly equips you for good positions
Nev Class February 5. Ask for Catalog:
14th & P Sts. B6774 Lincoln, Neb.
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CHANGE PURSES
Both women's and men's
many styles of cowhide, pin
seal, silk, etc. Regularly
priced at 39c to 1.25. Choice
of the lot of 2S8 29c
HANDBAGS
Party Boxes, Pandora Bags,
flat Purses, etc., in a wide
choice of popular leathers
values to 3.95 In the lot
priced to go quickly at 1.59
WOMEN'S CELTS-
various popular styles in pat
ent suedes and other leathers
values up to 1.25 in the lot.
All go for quick sale Friday
at 13c
j FlltSJ FLOOR j
MEN'S DEPT.
MKN'S COTTON FLANNKL.
SHIRTS sizes 14 1-2 to 17,
gray or khaki wire 1.2.5
now 89c
MEN'S Silk Wool Dress Hose
clocked or plaid -heather
.hades 79c
II 0 S I E It Y
WO'.IK.VS SILK HOSF
pure thread silk K-anied
backs - lisie tops cordovan
or black 15 dozen only 1.59
WO M K S ' S MKlfKRlZKI)
LISLE HOSE ribbed top
black or cordovan 16 dozen
at. pair 29c
029-
Citation as an honor school indi
cates that the Institution is rated In
the highest class by the War depart
ment. Students taking military train
ing at honor schools are generally
allowed to wear some distinguishable
Insignia either In (he form of collar
ornaments, bars or suitable chev
rons Iowa State Student.
The opinion of President Marlon L.
Burton and of the Deans of the various
schools and colleges of the university
fnllnw
nQQinui liineuaees are not only
considered advisable, but the lack of
them is as one of the causes for the
low average of higher educational in
siitutlons. in a census of the depart
ment heads of the faculty taken by
Prof. F. W. Kelsey of the Latin de
nartment of Michigan University re
cently. The census by Professor Rei
ser was the result of a report by
President Nicholas Butler of Columbia
university stating that "there is shoht-
ly to be a re-examination of the value
I
vrexvze
to Shop After All!
a job
Pd want my clothes to
recommend me and I'd
wear Kirschbaums.
Wouldn't You?
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CLEANING
RIDICULOUSLY LOW ARE THE
88 Smart and
A delightful collection of new and captivating:
Frocks showing the latest and cleverest of the
new style ideas. 88 of them to choose from and
all at this modest Friday and Saturday reatured
price.
New Sprino; Dresses of Canton Crepe, Taffeta, Alltyme
Crepe, Hat Crepe, Poiret Twill, of lace Persian Krepe
Knit. etc. Shown in fashionable colors and shades in
oluclin; cocoa, black, navy, tan, rose, Copenhagen and
various favorite combinations. Exceptional values at $15.
GOLD'S Third Hoor.
ton OStnH
of the ancient classics as educational
instruments."
MWJWWWJWf
The Tramp
"By Jinks!"
"If just a new Dunlap Hat
get's me so much attention
I'll have to swipe
a whole outfit
and go on the stagre!"
$8
MAGEE':
th bourn of JtitppcMhcimrr ww ' rfaffirs
Charming New
fbrjmi a fifth
In the swim one
good splash de.
serves another.
PRICES
HANDKERCHIEFS
Women's Iiwn Handker
chiefs with hemstitched bord
ers and embroidered corners
all white nice for school
and everyday use 5c
J E WfiLR Y
odd and ends including liar
Fins. Cuff Fins, Lingerie
Clasps, etc. About 10 dozen
various items in the lot. to
Roat 18c
JRWE T. r y
Another group including Ear
Rings. liar Fins, Cuff Links,
Belt Ruckles, etc. Priced for
a quick sale Friday at 59c
! FIRST FIX)OR
. i
TRIMMING S
FL'R TRIMMING 1-inch
black or brown Coney fur
regular SOc, at 18c
SnriRREI. OR REAVER
TRIMMING FL'R 4 inch
reirular .r).0.ri at, yard 1.98
LACES, INSERTIONS and
IJRAIIV thousands of yards
originally priced at many
times these low sale prices
yard Kic and 5c
GLOVES
CHAMOISFEDE SILK
;IX)VES the first in gaunt
let and 2-clasp styles, in gray,
brown, beaver, white anil
black. The Silk Gloves are
12-button lengths, fine qual
ity, all in black. Sizes 6 to
8 1-2 In the lot 59e
fan-
SA.1LIE
