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THE DAILY NERKASKAN
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The Daily Nebraskan
Published Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday mornings oi each
mk by the University oi Nebraska.
Accepted fnr mailing al special rata of
postage provided (or in Section 1 1 OX Act
o( Oc lobar i, II7, authorial January 20,
OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY
PUBLICATION
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Hall, 10.
Phones.
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Editor
...Managing Editor
Emmctt V. Maun
Heward Buffctt
EDITORIAL STAFF
William Bertwell News Ed.tor
Hugh Co, - -News Ed. or
, -! .. Newa Editor
Paul C Richardson Newa Editor
Notices
Croat Country Men.
Meeting of all cross country men
in the gymnasium at 4 o'clock Mon
day., J. LOYD M'MASTER.
Camp Fir
The Y. W. C. A. is offering a
course in Camp Fire leadership un
der the supervision of Mrs. F. F.
Teal. The classes will begin the first
Monday in November at 4 o'clock
at Ellen Smith hall. All girls inter
ested, who have not registered with
Miss Appleby should do so at once
RAG CARPET
Conducted by I
Carolyn Airy I I
BUSINESS STAFF
Clifford M. Hicka Buaineaa Manager
Clarence Eickhoff At. Buaineaa Manager
Otto Skold Circulation Manager
OFFICE HOURS
Every afternoon with the exception
Friday and Sunday.
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A SCORELESS TIE.
K;uiao came to Nebraska as a
guest at the dedication of the stadium
and Kansas came here with the un
derflowing hope and expectation of
whipping the Cornhuskers as the
Cornhuskers beat Kansas a year ago.
As far as the game is concerned,
K. U. was as happy to hold Nebraska
happy because the Huskers were
considered the winner before the
game started.
Nebraska's team delivered until
the critical moments and then the
ball was lost As K. U. held Nebras
ka, so did Nebraska hold K. U.
The Huskers did not win, but they
kept Kansas on the defensive most
of the game. The students were not
aware that Kansas is stronger this
year than ever before and that Kan
sas as traditional record for trying
to beat Nebraska. There was too
much confidence among the students.
Nebraska is generally conceded to
have' the better team, but there is no
legitimate manner of claiming the
victory without scores.
Rummage Sale.
Fhone Miss Appleby's office if you
have old clothes for the Y. W. C. A.
sale to be held October 22, 23, and
24. The committee will collect on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
the week. Girls who want to work
in the shop hand in your names at
the office.
OUR OWN CLASSICS,
Othello: On our quarterly re
ports, "'Twas pitiful, 'twas wondrous
pitiful."
To a student hesitating between a
date and some serious study: "I do
perceived here a divided duty."
To those contemplating attending
Uni: "Put money in thy purse."
Not to Nebraska co-ednas: "Alas,
she has no speech."
To those offering excuses for ab
sences: "Indeed, is't true?"
The Ragdoll says that the men here
would probably date oftener if the
girls would only ask them.
ARE YOU AWARE OF THE FAC
That if we didn't have noses, we
probably couldn't smell.
ALL ON A STORMY NIGHT.
He heard dem bones a'rattle,
An did his teeth have fits!
Sh'd say not so, my honey chile,
He merely won fo' bits.
We could get to our S o'clock's
oftener if they started later.
GOSH!
We went over to the stadium this
morning and what do you suppose.
They have forgot to put a roof on it.
The Ragdoll says that even if the
average pie has got a lot of crust
and isn't exactly square, she's got a
profound admiration for one anyhow.
P. E. O. Girl.
All girls who are F. E. O's cither
in this state or elsewhere, are asked
to call and give their names to Mar
garet McMillen, F 4900 or Winifred
Main B 1SS5. We want to reach
every P. E. O. in school in order that
you may be a member of the F. E.
O. Campus club.
Peru Students
Banquet for all former Teru stu
dents at Lincoln Hotel, Tuesday,
October 23, 6 o'clock.
LOOK WHAT'S COMING,
With Nebraska playing a scoreless
tie against Kansas and all Husker
opponents in action, there is oppor
tunity for a venture into the field of
predictions and hopes.
The Kansas Aggies, considered for
midable foes in the Valley, tied with
Ames. The Iowa State team held
Minnesota to a close score two weeks
ago. The Aggies beat Creighton and
are showing an inclination toward a
tough Thanksgiving day battle.
Notre Dame, who will be here in
three weeks, gave the Princeton Tiger
a sad drubbing. When the "Big
Three" meets western football, the
proud old institutions lost a bit of
the prestige that they have so long
held in the pigskin world.
Syracuse, who will be here a few
days before the Kansas Aggie game,
won from Pitt. Nebraska remebers
both of these teams very well.
There is a hard season ahead.
There will have to be a great fight
put up by the students at every game.
The team is able to grasp the situa
won from Pitt. Nebraska remembers
ber that there is not a team on the
schedule that will allow Nebraska
to score at wilL
The Cornhuskers have a schedule
that needs real consideration. Fight
for Nebraska and with Nebraska!
AS STRANGERS SEE IT.
E. E, Gay, assistant dean at Har
vard, gave a Nebraskan reporter his
impression of the Daily Nebraskan
as a college newspaper. Mr. Gay
noted the distinctive type of a paper,
which has placed the Nebraskan in a
category that makes it unique in the
college world.
Where many papers have adopted
a metropolitan air in their college
cities, the Nebraskan as not tried to
deviate from its course as a publica
tion for students.
Persons vitally concerned with
the progress of the paper have long'
considered the advisability of caus
ing the Nebraskan to make radical
changes in its present policy and give
students a metropolitan newspaper
that will push college news into the
background. The balance swings
between the comparative values of
national and local news.
To change the policy of the paper
would be a radical move involving a
great risk- There would be no prac
tical manner of telling whether the
move was advisable or cot until it
was tried, and then there would be
the danger of dissatisfaction.
At the present time there will be
no change made. The Nebraskan will
continue to be the newspaper dedi
cated to the institution and not to
the outside world. However, there
will probably be a time when the
DaDy Nebraska will follow the pace
set by most of the college papers at
this time.
Basketball Practice.
Varsity basketball candidates
should report at once. Regular prac
tice will be held from 5 to 6 every
day.
Bizad Smoker.
Bizad Smoker changed to next
Tuesday night at 7 o'clock at the
Grand Hotel.
Camp fire Classes
Campfire training classes pen
November 1 at Ellen Smith hall. Up
perclassmen may register for this
course. See Miss Appleby.
GIRLS WILL AID
IN AMER!GA!ZAT!GN
Twenty-seven University Wo
men to Work Under Di
rection of Y.W.C.A.
Twenty-seven University Y. W. C
A. girls will co-operate with the city
organization in Americanizing the
Mexican families who live here. This
work is under the supervision cf
Mrs. W. J. Wyncoop, 2020 South
Nineteenth street, who has spent
much time in the last thirteen years
as a social service worker in this
Spanish group.
For many years Mrs. Wyncoop
went into the homes alone to help
m times oi epidemics, iive years
ago the city schools established night
classes and sent young girls into the
homes to teach the English language
to the older members of the family
Two courses are being added to night
classes this winter for those who un
derstand the English language well
enough to go to lectures. Dietetics
for the sick and simple hygiene are
now offered.
Mrs. Wyncoop won their confid
ence through her experience in
Buenos Aires as a teacher and stu
dent of Spanish. Every girl who
works under her is personally intro
duced to the adults of the family be
fore she may carry out her work of
teaching grammar and practical
knowledge necessary for a housewife.
'
'
'They say
I haven't any pedigree
but just wait
till they see me
in the boss's Dunlap."
MAGEE':
GAY COMMENDS
NEBRASKA DAILY
Former Dean of Crimson Says
Husker Paper Is Distinctive.
"The Daily Nebraskan compares
most favorably with other college pa
pers throughout the country, and is
exceptionally good in giving a
stranger an idea of what is going on
in the University. I read it with a
great deal of interest," was the com
ment of Edward R. Gay, former as
sistant dean of Harvard University,
after he had read the Friday issue of
the Nebraskan.
The Nebraskan is somewhat dif
ferent from most college papers that
Mr. Gay has seen. In many college
towns the schuol paper is the only
daily and must furnish not only local
but all the telegraph news published.
Such papers do not become distinct
ive, be said.
On thing which an outrider no
tices about the paper is the lack of
illustrations, criticised Mr. Gay. At
least one cut would add much to the
front page, and a rotogravure sec
tion with the Sunday iss-ae. ii it could
be afforded, would put the paper in
a class by itself.
Shopping
With
Charlotte
If 'ts something new to wear
Or a place to go, r a thing to eat
We bring these items to your home
And lay our service at your feet-
For a Bite to Eat.
have beads in all lengths, from the
popular choker beads to the long
beads for dress wear. Do you have
a weakness for pearls? You can get
After a cold walk, a long ride, or 3ovey bandeailx aT)d bl-acdets
a football game what tastes better jth pe-ls j different desirns. Cf
than a cup of hot chocolate with a thy car Borts o j
hot toasted ham or chicken sandwich? ads. The thMy iach ftring;s .
There is nothing that I know of. When partkulary beautiful. For day time
you want something to eat just drop wear they carry Jine of farjcy ..hit
in at Rector's and try their choco- -od fport ririg Xhey re t whh
late and any sandwich you fancy. myiMtU and topa-es a-d gtones j
They have a complete luncheonette ther pcpula- fall f olorfc
and fountain service so you can get
anything you like at any time. Gifts for Someoae.
Have you seen the beautiful Steu-
A New Dress or Two. ben glass that George Bros, have just
Parties, parties, parties. Everyone received? It is all hand made and
is having them. And parties mean comes in marvelous colors. There is
new clothes. So I went to Ben Simon a pair of blue cologne bottles that
& Sons to see what I could find. One would look well oi the dressing table
love was Lonvain green beaded geor- of the most particular co-ed. This
gettes over cloth of gold with an wear makes lovely gifts. Then there
uneven hem. Another stunning one are some darling tea cosies which
had a draped French blue skirt with are a specialty. They consist of a
a gold metalic bodice and a large tea-pot, hot water pot and tile. They
beaded cabochon. They have a num- are unusually attractive and cost
ber of wonderful dresses as low as only 5.t)0. Everyone wants a Mah
$29.50 and their more expensive Jong set these days. And just think
dresses are equally good values. you can get one for $2.50 at George
Bros. Of course if you care to you
can get a gorgeous set for $50. Now
And Them This Evening.
hair fashion decrees that it must be " the tlme think about cards for
worn high for erening. The curled Cmas- George Bros, have many
bobs for $6.50 at Giffin's Beaut fxclusjvf ep engraved greet-
Shoppe are the solution. They can
ing cards. If you order them now
you can have them delivered in De
cember. Besides they will engrave
all sorts of invitations and place
cards, and can furnish distinctive
party favors. They have as well a
fine asscrtment of costume jewelry.
While we are dressing up we will The designs of these eir rings, beads,
have to think about ornaments, and bracelets are more attractive.
Tucker-Shean's have a large assort- Why not make a present to yourself
ment of all sorts, of jewelery. They of something pretty?
be doubled and worn in a cluster coif
feur. With a swirl of hair bound
around the head this is the latest in
hairdressing.
To Complete tie Pict
Beginning Monday Our Big Semi-Annual
Sale of Hosiery
by the Box
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UNCOULMEBR-
Thousands of Pairs of High Grade Hose
For Women, For Men, For Children
At Sensationally Low Prices
BY THE BOX OF ..3 PAIRS ONLY
Only throuch the liberal co-operation of America's leading hosiery mills and
the purchase of hujre quantitie are we alile to present such remarkable valars
in the most wanted hosiery number for the fall and winter season for women,
for men and for children. And we could not offer uch low price on other
than a volume-sellinft basis the pale in quantities of S pairs or more. These
Trices are therefore RY THK ROX of J pairs only prices on aincle pair mnt
necessarily be more.
These Hose are the products of the leading hosiery mills of the country and we
particularly call your attention to the fact that
EVERY PAIR OFFERED IS PERFECT
in every way no "seconds." "mill runs." or "1118," whatever, are in the
special sale lots offered. It will threfore pay you to anticipate and supply your
needs for the coming six months, for the prices offered are a third or more lets
ihsn usual. In many cases, special purchases and box sellinjr permits their
sale at nearly HALF usual prices. Sale begins S:S a. m. Monday plan to come!
SEE WINDOW DISPLAYS TODAY!
Full Fashioned Silk Hoe
Pure Thread Silks Fine Glove Silks Sheerest Chiffons
For Women
On Sale at ....
and Misses-
Without question, some of the hichest type of qual
ity Silk Hosiery we have ever had the rood fortune
to secure for sale at SUCH low prices! Included are:
Full Fashioned, Heavy, Pure Silk Hose
Fine Glove SUk Hate Sheerest Chiffon Hose
?-me are silk to top. others have wide hsle parter
1 all with reinforced heels, soles and toes.
ATI are first quality and are shown ia
Black, Cordovan. Beige, Sand, New York
Gray, Suede, Peati, Silver, Cinnamon,
Los; Cabin, Pebble, Buck. Beaver. Red.
Green, Flesh. Atmosphere. Canary and
other new and wanted shades.
Offered at this srreat ho-d Hosiery Sale at a price
represent ine far less than their real value. While
special purchase lot lasts
GOLD'S First Floor.
3
Pairs
495
(See Window)
Women's Fine Thread and Fibre
Silk HOSE at
3 I"
Pairs 1 ; 4
269 L
3
Fine fibre and thread silk Hon
iery with fitted backs, reinforced
haels and toes nnd with hemmed
lit ribbed tojs sn black, cordo
van and popular colors plain or
pik-verly embroidered clocks at
this l)isr sale
GOLD'S First Floor.
Women's Sheer SILK
CHIFFON HOSE at. ..
Unusually fine and sheer are these
pure silk Cbiffcn Hose with teni
fitted 1 avka. many with the mew
dresFy ankles. all with tnrfc
Itliped Leels.. double sole and toes
first quality and all colors
this sale
COLD'S First Floor.
3
Pairs
269
Pairs
l19
Women's Merc. Lisle Hose
Women's mercerized lisle Hose with either stemmed
r ribbed tois anJ with reinforced beels and toes
black or cordovan priced for this crest special Bos
Hosiery Sale at
GOLD'S First Floor.
Three Big Boxed Hosiery Offerings for men
Men's Fine Lisle Hose on Sale
They're fine lisle Sox for men. in fruaraoteed fast
color such as stray, blue, cordovan and black with
double soles, beels and toes assuring; lone service
at this big sale
Men's Mercerized Lisle Hose
Men fine snerrerized iisle Hose with reinforced heels
and toes and double soles all the popular colors
priced for this bis: Boxed Hosiery Sale at much below
usual selling fig-sres
Men's Silk and Fibre Hose
These are pure silk and fibre silk Hose of first qual
ity in black, cordovan, white, gray, nary blue, etc
re--l weight, hstro-s. silken so. at remarkable spe
cial Boxed Hosiery Sale prices
GOLD'S First Floor.
Pairs
69c
3
Pairs
79c
3
Pairs
J 39
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