"THE ITXILY NIBliSKAN
fTHBATRES
IQRPHEUM
OPENING SILL OF THE SEASON
ThrilV-FrWy-aturday
Sept. 17-18-19
TR1XIE FR1GANZA
M. WME.-CORRADINI'S
MENAGERIE
JOHN AND MAE BURKE
jOLARK A VERDI
SAMMY " BURNS AND .
ALICE FULTON
RAY CONL1N
" BERTIE FORD
The Pathe Dally
WILSON URGES PEOPLE
TO REMAIN NEUTRAL
(Continued from Page Oae)
LYR I C
BLOSSOM BAIRP and
GEORGE PHELPS
Classy Sengs, Dances & Nonsense
THE CALIFORNIA TRIO
Navel Instrumentalists
THE THREE "MARTINS
Comedy Entertainers
PHOTO PLAYS
"A Summer Resort Idyll"
"Bella's Elopement"
"The Secret Nest"
"Hearst-Sellg News"
UnL Students!
(Dome and get acquainted
with TiB in our remodeled
store. Incidentally let us
show you the newest in
patterns for Suits or Over
coats, Eaincoats, . . . $ 5. 00 and up
Ovsrcoats . , - -$12.S0nd up
Suits .$15. 00 and up
F lode en &
Brethouwer
131 tenth lift St.
THE
E
VANS
CLEANERS
PKESSERS
DYERS
333 Ktrft 124 Street
Telephone B2311
Eor the '"Work and Service
that Pleases"
CaH
The "best equipped Dry
Cleaning Plant in the West
One day service if nssded.
Prices as reasonable as
high grade worlcandiprompt
service will permit
A cordial iavitation to
Yisitour verysompleteplant
lUpairs to men's gar
ment carefully jnade.
days that are to try men's souls. We
must be impartial In thought as well
as in action, must; put a curb, upon
our sentiments as "well as upon every
transaction thatjnlght be construed as
a preference of one party to the strug
gle before another. My thought, is of
America. I am speaking. I feel sure,
the earnest wish, and purpose of every
Ithoughtful American that this great
country of ours, "which is, of course,
the first In our thoughts and in our,
hearts, should show herself in this
time of peculiar trial a nation fit be
yond others to exhibit the fine poise
of undisturbed Judgment, the dignity
of self-control, the efficiency of dis-
naseionate action: a nation that
neither sit3 in judgment upon others
nor is disturbed in her own counsels,
and which keeps herself fit and free to
do "what Is honest and disinterested
and truly serviceable "for the peace of
the "world.
"Shall "we :not-Tes61ve to put upon
ourselves the restraint -which "will
bring to our people the happiness and
the great lasting influence for peace
-we covet for. themJ"
Gusts of Gossip
Local and Petsonal News
Notes Gatfyezed by the In
dustrious Gleaner.
It. M. Switzler, Nebraska, '12, and
a practicing attorney in Omaha, was
a campus visitor this week.
At the Achoth house this week were.
Miss Vena Stahl, Liberty, Nebr., and
Florence Daniels, Bancroft, Nebr.
Visitors at the Alpha XI Delta
house this week are Evelyn Dob'os,
Beatrice; Verda Sanborn, Gretna, and
Miss Mildred Bevlns,
Visitors it, the Pi Beta Phi house
this week are: Miss Allene McCulley,
Columbus; Miss Emma Marve, Den-
nison, Iowa; Miss Ruth Maher, Blair;
Mrs. Simms and Mrs. O'Conner of
North Platte.
Visitors at the Kappa Alpha Theta
house are Miss Geraldine Grey, Co
lumbus; Miss Helen Keeler, Hast
ings; Miss Grace Pinch, Grand Island;
Miss Ruth Lindley Omaha, and Mrs.
Nell Morrison, Omaha,
from students who wish to be excused
from drill. This is" an annual event,
but It is being played stronger than
ever this year, apparently on account
of tha trying situation abroad. The
most common excuse seems to be
that drill interferes with "my religious
scruples." It's them: and the com
mandant for it; so we have nothing
to say.
Jones' Orchestra, phone L-9666.
- ' .ft - -
Candidates for the positions on
the Nebraskan reportprial -staff -
report In old Nebraskan office In
"basement of University Hall.
Leave -written applications on
the Managing Editor's desk.
The Freshmen Will Be Well Taken
Care of This Year Chancellor
Avery Kept Busy.
1
i
I?
Obituary Notice.
The Daily Nebraskan has the sad
I' -duty to perform of :announcin2 to the
student public lhat on "Wednesday,
September 16th, twenty-nine of the
newly earolled students -were found
dead. No amount of friendly effort on
the part of Nebraskan solicitors could
save these fellow students. Though
given repeated opportunities to save
themselves, they persisted in their de
termination to .place themselves on
the list of the "dead ones." "We take
this opportunity of warning any jiow
exposed to the same sad fate that .a
few nages of the Nebraskan taken
daily is a positive cure for all the ills
to which a student is exposed and is a
delightful and harmless remedy
Recommended by Dean Engberg,
Chancellor Avery aad Prank Perkins
Bald cure can be procured at Station
A. the Unl postofflce, for the small
price of $1.00. -The uncertainty in Ihe,
production of the ingredients con
tained therein, Sue to the European
war and some other causes, makes it
necessary to increase the price of the
Daily Nebraskan to $1.25 after the
first of October. In order not to be
without this household necessity, see
some of our asents about the campus
and obtain the "dollar prescription for
all studnt Ills." Advertisement
POR,3tSNT Large, odrn room,
only half HwslclnHa University, on
first ar; Jhmb private aatraace;
cteset aad Mtk; Bultble far rofee
mt, tMefce? w for mtLS. xsA -wife.
A large staff of professors have
been appointed as faculty advisors to
freshmen this year Instead of the
usual small number. These advisors
are:
Professors J. E. Alexis, E. A. Ayls-
worth, G. E. Barber, E, H, Barbour,
P, D. Barker, N. A. Bepgston, C. E.
Bessey, "W, C.Brenke, H."W. Caldwell,.
A, L. Candy, Clara Conklin, E, M.
Fling, M. M. Fogg, Mary Possler, E.I.
Hlnman, Alice Howell, Alice Hunter,
G. Jones, J. T. Dees, R. A. Lyman,
O. R. Martin, Daura B. Pfeiffer, R. X
Pool, A. A. Reed, Elizabeth Rees, P.
MV: Sanford, A. D. Schrag, R. D. Scott,
G. A. Stephens, E. A. Stuff, G. O. Vir
tue, Elda R. "Walker and R. H. TVol-
cott.
In connection with registration, the
chancellor's office Is "being besieged
with the usual number of requests
TJNI. 1DTICES
KmhI Trveuts.
Applicants for aaembersliip In the
Cadet Band -will be given an oppor
tunity to trv out for ifeeee at 6 2. m.,
Friday, And Saturday, la the Temple,
Theatre.
Trvuk fer Cantata.
Trvouta with Mrs. Raymond for Bote
parts; In Hallowe'en cantata every,
afternoon to the Teaaple Music Jiau
LoeVs Orchestra, D-9896, 325 So. 17,
LARGE NUMBER OF
ADVISERS APPOINTED
Rubber
Soles
In English Walking Shoes
New Browns, Mahogany
Shades, Gun Galf, Etc.
3
Why Pay More?
Fellows, there is no need
to Pay $5.00 or $6.00 ior
these shoes.
Cut Price
Shoe Man
BUDD
1413 O St
1415 O St.
College
THE
Lincoln Business
Now located in our new home. Everything new, complete
and modern.
CLASSES .FORMING DAILY
You can utilize your spare hours and secure a knowledge
of shorthand, stenotypy, typewriting, bookkeeping, banking,
etc. "Why not call and see us? Asli for catalog..
14th and P Streets. "First Corner Hast of City X Hi. C. A.
Phone B-6774 B-6775
Halligan Rutherford Chamberlain
hacked "by an all-star team, -will humble
Kansas again this year but say, iellows,
Let Us Show You
Our Line-Up
jEull back - Fountain pens
' -Right iialf-Inlcs
Left naif- Pencils
Quarter hack - Stationery
Right end - Note book iillers
Left end -1. P. Memo ibooks
Right tackle - Photo albums
Left tackle -Scrap albums
Right guard - Artist supplies
Left gd - Drawing material
Center - Circulating library
S
ervice
.atisfactkm -incerity
-
Our coach
- Our referee
Our mascot
The Book
1212 "O" Street B-6453
Shop
W A. Getty, Pres.
Guy E, Yennum, Mgr-
Menikm ihe Utefly Nebraskan mihen buying
HpWiJW.4oiSiM: . .
-