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'Clrid~.Graph at Gvm. for Nebraska Game

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"FA!VCY' ': [First prize in. the Sc~ibblers' Poet-

Glee ~:brf::~:giving WILL RECEIVE Thoma's H. Hodgson, president.of LA.ET. A .. R. E··. ME. DA. L. The gridgraph used to report the

Notre Dame games away from home, will ·be erected in the gym on Sat-urday: to. flash the· -reports of. the

ry contest.] . tF .. . .. . the Glee ch.ib, .has appoint'ed the fol- · ·. ..

' Back on_ ·the straight ~nn,d.. nayrow Nebraska-Notre Dame battle ... The · b\l~p'nths· a ___ g~in;' ·! . . ·• ·. , ~-. , •. · admission will be 50 centsto all ex-

.. ~ . . : ..... _0 _ _0_ · ;· cept· Noti;e,.Dame and South Bend · · · - high school students. Athletic cards

. · \Vitli' ~nough rriatcdtil'foi: an en~ and high school-identification cards tire, DAILY :·i~. W -~ould · ~ll. be.: used. will entitle· the holders to admission Gui~t~·: 'con~ci~nce~ !~_ay ~~·.~par~,, ~0 for 25 cents. · · · lie uneasy. ·" . _:. · Reports. ·will start: a few: minutes

1 . -o- :-o- · . before . the . game is,· calleq and • the For insta!lce~b~·~ 110! ~ won't plays will beicharted on the board as

. tell ;th~,t 'C?ne,. better .to,: bcgm ~~se- the game progresses. Other scores wh~re. : ·, · will ·be announced. The band will

I am he. who di·eams of a philosoph~ Like a half-fledged bird who longs

for ·:(light, _ · . · . Like a prisoner beating on the 'bars

to free His ecstacy .

··I am he . . . Who dreams of a ·blue mountain far · · · · ·a,Vay, ·: ·: :: / ~ . . . .. T.he top of· \vhich is laureled with

··silver.snow· · .:·· · · .' And .wanting it I start each day. ·

But1turn· back-Why?-! do not .. ;k]10W! .. . : ..

·c. • -o- ~o- play. ', A flashlight · picture ':will . be · · Th·e· W~st .En'd. Friday. Three taken. · · · I am he who phantasied the common

yOuths:. ·.Ca'.l ' '· .only·to·· the text book rind the class building Satm;day .. The' dance 1vill Ne-\vs-Times, at 1:30 p. m., Tues-f :'i· .· ;..: ~i; -o~\ -o"::·~..i };; .... :_. ;. '. '' ·room terids to: the slavery. ofreason

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NOTRE DAME DAILY~ Univeralt:r of Notre Dame omcia.l dail:r paper, publlahell eT~l' mornln~~: ex~ept

Monda:r, Wedneada:r and" .. Frida:r clurinsr _the academic 7e&r bJ'·tha Notre Dame DaU:r Compan7, Notre Dame. Indiana. .

Entered aa nconcl .clan matter at the post office. at Notre Dame, Incl.

. ·· · ED-ITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF.:~· ... :.~ .. ~.-~ ......... : .. ~~L~ ••. ,.: .•••..•...••.. :.; •.. ~ •.•........ , .• HARRY:: W. FLANNERY Editorial Staff-Henry Barnhart, Eu~:ene Noon; Henry -F:mnan, Edwm Murphy, Harry

co'Iy~m MEO Rub to• me·;

I'd club and dtub .this ~illy ·4ub . Into minced grubr by. g~e:

* * * Frankie:

'Sa lie! The ~alloon pennant did not find a wate1;y: gt;ave: in Lake Mi,chi~an ... The DAILY ~vas wrong. Here is the Evidence! :.By. least wire:··

. ·POCATELLA IDAHO 12 :01PM NOV" 6 1923

VERNON E RICKARD

1'·''FA.MILIARiiY .BREEDS- CONTEMPT'~ N"OTRE':D'AME iND uSA. · · · · - · BALLOONS CARRYING NOTRE

.-.A school ·-";ith a'u~ inspid~·g: sorig,.,one that expresses :the peculiar DAME PURDUE· COLORS PASSED ili)irit of tluit 's·c~Io'ol;·j:wssesscs · s~h1ething ·that, neither Ia,v nor 'money · · · · · ·· · f OVER HERE THIS MORNING.AT c:in take. froni it._. It is a ,her~tage :ri,cher than gold; more power ul than _

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A M STOP WIND BE.ARING r>cnvcr .\. ~? hist?riiin .has. ,to~? ,us .. ho,v• gr~a.t·~ a•;part· "!~'h~~g, as sacred to Notre ~Dame' as ~he great this-~ on front page-your. colyum ture . .'·It is ·requested that every~ dome, be· 1·eseryed .for -.spirited occasion~. . '.- · ... · ·· :· '· ~ will . do; Sh.l tlie . telegi·am was one be there and o:rl.' time. · · · . . Let it. ~ot ~ride tl~e)ips of .coal-haulers _i'n. c~x~P.~Iiy ~vith su~h songs stolen. :A; n;;N~~. ~ec :et~~y.

. . All men from ;Michigan will· m~et on: the steps· of:: the: Library,·, Mon~ day at 12:30 for a Dome picture. A donation now- being collected by members of the club will be;.neces-sary to: cover all; expenses. . . . ,

,. . • · FRED UHL, Sec'y. as '"Smiles.'.~. ·.It is 01~r .song; a:ird the mome~t it' becorpes common prop- DOC. . Kentucky Club. . . crtj• if'c.;~a.ses to b'elqng _to us. Let Jt: riot" beco~e. tl_1e old stimdb_y o~ _Q. ..The 'Kentucky Kl11b smoker' will .

1 downto:\'n _orche~tras\;T/hey,_ b)d' .· tlb1e, "\yay, ,hav~ been pr,ominent. in vio-. I always find_ 'the letter Q · .. __....

1 be held· at 7:30 Friday evening in · -

lating.its sancity~ .. "''hen. i~. ou t, play the . .'Victciry March'/' seems A little har·d to· write; '· , . , ·Kables'· bm•.quet room, because :of·. to guide their.choice·of s_elections ... ; .· .. , ·,-, ., .··. . · ... · :., ... So I have sear·che_d·.for·'substt'tut'es the.ine9-al presentation on .. Thurs-

.. What ]'hey: $ay ··.· ... J T - t S t d · I t · · I t I b day_ ·evening. All Kentuckian_ ~-·:arc . [New York Sun] · .i ~-.,-·.Lh.ls : a_ ur ay tpg 1. ,we ~ll:W: a srg 1 . we. rave· never seen · !'!fore; . . By JOHN B. FOSTER

and hope.-~\·~ rn~y nev.er. see_~ga~~~Notre Dame·_men sitting mid eating · • _T~ --~~;1~}- ~t- ~e~f:~- .t~~f,-IT1i~ht.. welco~e, ··· .: . ~···· ·-~· * · , ' .. · , ·'" . " · ,Kntite Rockne ·went • to ·Palmer "\vhil: th~,,:·v~c:;to~~· ·_,~Iar~J( .. '~as ;_being playe?:' .. _ You· ,~o~ld :?,l~~~·~the I thou ht about the Chinese ·Q · · ·· · . r : ':field. at Princeton···on the forenoon m~nr._ S~nncwhat-:-y~t .ti1~ _gr~atcst blame _falls· on the orchestra· that' , _g .. ', ....... --r "'' . . ~- ' · Rochester Club -Photo. ·.· .. , ·, 'of th({ game between ·his ;!Notre

'll '1 ""tl '" "···1· r 't" ··a. l·' ··t·•, "1 '"·}';. ,., ... , ._, h: .• ·: In WhlCn he takes.greatprxde' .::The·p~ctureoftheRoch~ster·~~~b Daine·~-pupils

+·--~-~·-~··~-u-··-··-··~··~··· t j; .. :AT·:THE·THEATRES ... ! • ~ . . . . . . I k~salle ~Thomas Meigha~, .. in •I I · "Woman ·Proof.'~, ·: · . ,.; , ll •. ' . :· "Th c . L. ;, . I IOhver~. e,_. ommon. aw .. :.. 1 • Blackst~me-Joseph .Dis~ay .. :: ,, 1 ! Orpheum.:...,..Douglas Fairbanks in j 1· . "Robinhood."·, . : . ' .. 1 i Palace_,.,Ols:on' s. Band. . , ·. ; .. I + -··-~·.·-:-··-:7~~---.·~~ .. -~~~··~·-:-~~~··+

NOTRE ·nAME DAILY

PARACHU11NG ball PHblic of the east that Rockne has a team . with championship pos-sibilities.

signals. . Their. geogi·aphy c6urse is lear~ing to bound· the kingdom of the. ~ridiro.n. A chalkline to. th~m is as good as a stick of candy to· a ON It was not forward passing or normal, child .... Their. eai;ly ·dose· of trick stuff that won for Notre Dame a~~~h.meti~·· begi.nni~g at :the age of P ARNASSUS this afternoon. It was, for the s~?'· 1~ d1agrammg ·end . runs and most part, good, old-fashioned foot-tric~ formations and adding up the ball. Thrusts off tackle ·and end nu~ber of first downs made against MYSTERY runs gained ground· almost as the Pr111c~ton a?d multiplying them by -I know the moon's pale face, westerners desired in the early part t~e ~9-u~re · mc]les of copy and thus And the purple bloom of the sea, of the game.. Rockne's pupils saw

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: Q.£.'(. S · ·1 gettmg the financial rating of. a And the bright star-windows limned soon after the first kick-off that it ~·. _R __ r_o_m_. ·, · ·. ·.n. . .. t.·ag_ e J_ good gt•idiron guy. No wondcr·No- in space would be a pl_easant romp for them.

_ tre Danie has real teams with such That open to mystery. · They were cool, deliberate and used [ A~ .~l((plot .is gi',en. clever tw_ist_s prodigies being constantly fed into their brains as well as their brawn. ~~- an entertaining develop~ent ·in the college. · .. ·. . · · But I do not know your desire,~ Rockne's pupils knew how to de-the movie, !'The Co_mmon Law," by · ·No orie ·has yet· had · to say to Nor what your dream . may be- fend against passes. · Roper used

A TT ABOY, COOKIE! .. Mr. Cookie, manager.· of. the Y.

M. C. A. cafeteria, donatE:~d his- ex.:. pert. sm:vice as a meat carver at the barbecue Friday and· Saturday and refused' to take any payment for his services. · ·

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Robert w; Chambers·, _at the. Oliv~r Rockrie, "Hold 'er Newt!" · Rock- I only know your eyes are fire that 'Yide-spread formation. Rockne tliis \veek. : ne's charges· keep· possessio·n of the When they turn back· to me. used ·the man-to-man defense. As

The picture isgood. Little more ball so constantly that he doesn't · -Technique (Georgia. Tech.) the· eligible receivers ran out to · =============~= can be' :·said . of any picture: .The need to wotry about. figuring how await the passing o~ 'the ball, Notre McDonald: .. actors do .their:parts well, the seen- to hold the ·other fellows. as lays a finger on him." Dame men covered each one, point-cry is' appro:Pr.iate; the story,is _in- --- Well,· Don,· give .my i·egards to ing a finger at the many they were teresting-;-:-al~ m all, the productiOn [Atlanta Journal] 1Knute Rockne, and my old friEmds, to cover as if to say "I've got you,

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NEBRASKA MEN will fight foi· the ·honor of the Corn~ NEB' e· A'SK' ANS' team. Furth~rmorc, the .team must the club's activities on the campus huskers: will Jmve all 'possible loy.: . . ' . kno\v that the student body is be- The members of the council, l'Cp alty behind.them. to spur them on: hind' it. · Ho'v can. the students resenting the sections of the state · · Again at Nebraska, the Rockmen p'rove their· loyalty to the team and froin which they come, ·,vere· mimed

READY ::vill face:a situation .si.milar.to that y~~·l~~ ou "ruME to the school? · to float a campaign for money :fo . . .

·.GETTING · m: the East, and the.n· .. work .on the f4 1\: . 11 \'IH The team and coaches know that a picture 'in the Dome and· for 'a · playing field next Saturday· will be the u'pperclassmen imd faculty are smoker to 'be given · som~time. ;be'

an occasion for them to work at --- loyal becaus'e they went over .t'he ;fore the' Christmns-·holidays; : Sey. Rockmen Practice for Game Satur- their best, again to show .. the foot- o·aily Nebrasl\an Full of Stories on top.in the great stadiu_ni drive last eral entertainment's wm be ·staged

d N braska Po'nfs All Ef ball. world that· Notre Dame rates G · G U Sf d t year. - this year. 'l:he first' ,vill be the pre~ ay; B I - several places on this year's team Offilng arne;· rge U en S. The upperclassmen and faculty . vad1tion smoker with eats; music, :forts Toward Victory. of the hall of :fame.· . .·to Gef Behind Team. ·. . have done their part towards the speeches, and~stunts. ·- ~ .... .

Tli~·- \veste1:ners :~ill:. pr~se~t a Rockne has been spending th(dew . ·Indications of the importance Ne- wiiming of the Notre Dame game. line-smashing and end-running game days before leaving the ·Irish camp· braska is attacking:to the game with . Are the fi·eshmen going to do I mid will perhaps heave ·a fe.w passes. in perfe-cting his' o'ffense/ featured Notre Dame's football team on Sat- thei~· part towards the winning of : At fullback ~the Nebrask:lns· will by some new .forms of attack and urday is furnished by the many ar- the Notre Dame game? .. · .. -

CLASS/FIE,D] .have the· veteran Noble who· has developing his defense to ·the high- ticles 'On .the coh1ing gam.e in The They can do it in one way, and performed against the Rockmen for est 'point of solidarity. Ther~ will Daily Nebraskan ... One ·of , the in one way only, and that .is by go-the past two years. His weight and be much need of defense since Ne- stci1:ies follows.· · ing over the. top ''Freshman Week" speed have imide him· a formidable brasl\:a, )ike :·au · othP'l-' ~ pro~inent . [Daily ·Nebraskan] and pledging . not only tl}e . 1,127 line plunger. The dependable Lew- teams the· Irish have encountered, ·Freshmen, would you like to help units on the stadium alloted them ellyn, another veteran.on .the. team, will far outweigh them.· It ·will be Nebraska's ·''fighting .C.ornhuskers" by the alumni association, but even will be at quarter back. · He ·is au another game from the neck up. · defeatthe"fightin'.:Jrish'~.from .No- taking 1,400 or 1,500 units; thus ingenious general. · Since the Purdue ·encounter, 'the b·e Dame in the. memorial. stadium giving cone1·ete proof 'of their loy-

Rockne,will. take three teams to Irish mentor has· been working to 3.' weekfrQm Satur.day? alty to the £eams and to the school. Lincoln to· insure the team against regenerate that· pep and dash • that Certainly you:. would. Further- Freshmen, the eyes of the foot-

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any' disaster from sudden injuries c~aracteri~ed .. hi!? .eas~~rn .inva·sion. more, you ai·e going t_o have an op~ ball team, the upperclassmen, and as well,as to. take ample ·care of the H1s method .Is ben~g: applied gr!ld- portunity_: to -help :win the Notre .the faculty are upon you. They problem of. inserting fresh men into ually and, by. the time· the -startmg Dame· contest,- that ."game of are. hoping that the freshman will ·the game 'to relieve thEi tired play:: whistle sound~, the .Notre. Da~.e: games;" ·at ·which :you will 'see the show the traditional Husker fight e1:s. '.\ ·:·.. football team, .says Superlative greatest.•. display of .traditional and loyalty' to .the Scarlet and .·.c:f. the ~rill rrinks and· 'vere· ·pi·orri.in.ent fac- · · .- ~, .... · · the ·direCtiOn of. Head, Coach Da\v- Michigan club held .their second tors·in the_scdmmage in smother:.: · .. wonaL: ._ .. o.E· I'DL\JS. sou', c'oach Schult~and ~ssist~nts, .conclave of theyear Tuesday·and illg the Notre' Dame plays. . RR D Ull1 is. out·.on t~e. athletic. field' today, 'discussed plans for the pl~omotion of. '; The Nebraskans 'ai·e W~J.'ki~g on tomorrow, and every day prepm7ing ·=============·=· == offensive tactics hoping that if they. --- '· ., for .. the. contest . with·· ·.the . Notre dan prepare a 'stout defense for their Coach Keogan Has. Good 'Material Dame te~m, which is being hailed as

· ball toters they ,viu be able to reg:.. for-T. ea. m ., .c Pract. ice a. t the.. th~ .· :'greate~_t. ioot'ban· machine in i~ter touchdowns against the visitors the country. The .moleskin warriors f~·om Indiana with ease. ; . ' . . .. ; Y. M. c. A ... Gym. . are grinding and drillin'g,. makin'g : i. The follo,ving· .men· _.will 'leave· · - , every effot·f to: be ·able to':tur:ii .back

The basket ball season at Notre t'he Irish ·.orislaugh_ t_on.·the lOt_ h.-.· . South . Bend at 2 :50 this afternoon D h t t d 'th th 11 f · ame. as s ar e • WI e ca ·0 : The team is.·doing its·pm~t t_oward for Lincoln: :Collins,· Cro\ve,·· Far- c · h. 1·r f · · d'd t · T. h' ·

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Dr. Leo J. ·.Quinlan ·· .. DENTISTRY ...

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oac . l..eogan or can I a es. I e the wirining of ·':the: Notre ·Dame . 'rell, ·McMullan~ Bach, Nopperiberger, first meeting of- the· ·year was at.:. g'ame .. ·. ·. ·. ·. ·_,_·.. . . . ·. ·. ·.· .... ',_. . ·. . ........ -. ---"~----------r

Gluckert, . Brown, . Weibel, Regan, tendedby 50 prospecti'v .. c t' Office: Cor. Colfax Ave. and La-. . · . · · . . . e our per- Som_.ething ri.H)i·e,· ·however, .is n. ec-. : f tt Bl d Walsh, Arndt,::Kizer,·· Vergara,. Har- f d th ... ti . aye e v • I . orrn,ers an e prac ce sesslOns 'essary· ,· i{ Nebra_ska is .to defeat: Res_idenc_e:. 215 s. Taylor.St.. ...I, ' rington, Wallac·e,' Oberst,· E. Miller, h d 1 d t · b · h ld t th sc e u e . ' 0 e, . e . a ~. e Notre· Damk'':tn. the" conflict next . D .. J B BERTELING I

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loyalty, ·~}le';·student~·bo~y-·of the sOn·-is·over~··SiriCethe .. g~idiro:ri.Sport · ··~-~-·· ·· · ~-~ ·· ___ _ .. :_ - ·

;;;~~:~t~·~!~~;~r:~~~.~;.2;:~!d~~; ~~~~;ff·"~:t;?~~!~~·~,:·n~~~:; ~Nb~ -tha·t-~Ch;cl. h~s- ~~~i~~lt_ 4id. You · its aim the gre~t~st objective that and Re:X'Enrig~t, now working.with £ . h . . . . can be· realized in the sport. life· of the football' squad,. ~were among the. · · org~t to, .. -~ye your teeth fixed. :Before• : ·if: me~ 9?~il_.hus.kers '7"' "Beat Notre higJl ·lights of the quintet. · · . . . .

· 'Addedtothis·numberwm.besev- leaving·. howe.? _lf--s. o,' .• see ':'Dr.:.':J.:_T. . : Campus,· Class· rooms · and frat eral men. from last. season's fresn..: · ·· . ·

houses are riot with discussion of man }earn, arnong