THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
OLIVER THEATRE
TONIGHT AT 8:15
Occar F. Hodge Presents
NEIL O'BRIEN
And Hit Great American
Minstrels
Everythlno New More of It
Prices Orch., 1st ten rows,
$1.50; balance, $1.00; Bal
cony, 75c, 50c; Gallery, 25c.
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Chae. E. Evans & Co.
Blllle Burke's
"Tango Shoes"
Dunbar's Salon Singers
Burnelle's A Stephens
Rives A. Harrison
Brown A Spencer
Arnold A Ethyl Glazer
O'Neal A Wamsley
"Two Lightning Bugs"
The Thee Lbrettas
Laughs and Thrills
"Chsrish and Protect"
"Between Two Fires"
"Hearst-Selig News"
Lily Thoatro
Charlie ?
visits the Ak-Sar-Ben, a 2-reel
comedy made in Omaha, also
showing Charlie's trip to Lin
coln. See yourself In the movies
Friday and Saturday.
25th chapter of "Diamond From
the Sky."
. 1430 O St.
Special Donee
To University Students
Bollard's
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Admission 25c
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"SPA"
Get your Lunches at the
City Y. M. C. A, Cafeteria' Plan
13TH AND P
LCSmitli&Bro.
Typewriter Co.
BALL BEARING
LONG WEARING
New, Rebuilt and EcntalJ
125 No. 13th St
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR
Friday, November 5
Pan-Hellenic Freshman Mixer.
Acacia Pledge Dance, Chapter
house.
Alpha Phi Dance, Lincoln.
Chi Omega Dance, Rosewilde.
Union Literary Society.
German Dramatic club, Faculty hall.
Palladlan Freshman Danco, Chapter
house.
Viking Dance, Lindell.
Delta Tau Delta Dance, Chapter
House.
. Delta Delta Delta Dance, Chapter
House.
Saturday, November 6
Nebraska vs. Wesleyan, at Lincoln.
Alpha Tau Omega Dance, Chapter
House.
Alpha Xi Delta Dance, Chapter
House.
Farm House Picnic.
Tegner Meeting, Art Hall.
Engineers' Dance, Lincoln.
Sunday November 7
Catholic Students' Club, Temple.
UNIVERSITY NOTICES
Palladlan will hold their weekly
meeting Friday evening, November 5,
in Palladian Hall, on the third floor
of the Temple. Visitors will be welcome.
The Komensky Klub will hold Us
fourth meeting in Union Hall Saturday
night at 8 o'clock for the initiation of
new members. About twenty-five or
thirty new students will go through
the "fiery ordeal."
The English club will meet on Sat
urday evening, November 6, at the
home of Prof. P. M. Buck, 1825 Pep
per avenue.
Hart Schaffner
&.Marx
Vanity Fifty-Five Suit
Varsity Six Hundred Overcoat
$17X0 $20 & $25
ARMSTRONGS
Preparedness and Thanksgiving
The conference committee on na
tional preparedness, of which Mr. Hen
ry A. Wise Wood is chairman, has
been writing letters to prominent cler
gymen suggesting that adequate pre
paredness for war would be an ade
quate text for the Thanksgiving Day
Seniors Order you Senior caps at
the Co-op. All orders must be in by
Monday, November 11.
BLANCHE RICHARDS,
Chairman Cap Committee.
Catholic Students' Club Meeting
The Catholic Students' club will
meet next Sunday afternoon in the
Music hall of the Temple, at 3:30. Be
prompt.
The chorus will meet in Memorial
hall Friday (today) at 5 o'clock. By
order of Mrs. Raymond.
Chorus Practice
Chorus practice for Friday, Novem
ber 5, will be held in Memorial hall
instead of Art hall. Preparations are
being made for Thanksgiving program.
MERRILL VANDERPOOL,
President.
Chorus practice in Memorial hall
at 5 o'clock Friday.
Student section of the A. S. M. E.
held its regular meeting Tuesday, No
vember 2, in M. E. 206. The eve-
nine was spent in a discussion of prac
tical problems which come up before
the engineer. The next meeting win
be held Tuesday, December 7. All
M. E. out
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THE EMINENT
MINSTREL
NEIL O'BRIEN
Who Comes to the OLIVER Tonibht Witn His
GREAT AMERICAN MINSTRELS
sermon. Similar suggestions prev
iously addressed to ministers have
met with favorable, as well as unfa
vorable, responses and have led to
sermons for, as well as sermons in op
position to, the precautionary meas
ures against national defeat and hu
miliation. The latest communication
for the conference committee is as
follows :
"Reverend Sir: The conference
committee on national preparedness
is working in behalf of peace through
adequate preparedness, and it has
been suggested to us that you might
be glad to participate in this work,
to the extent of discussing national
preparedness in your Thanksgiving
sermon. The subject is appropriate.
As President Wilson has well said,
we do not want to change anything,
but we do want to protect our homes
and to insure our country against in
vasion. This we feel we can best do
by being prepared for defense, if the
need for it be thrust upon us.
"Our rich heritage of civic and spir
itual freedom, handed down to us at
the cost of many lives and much suf
fering by our ancestors, and the pres-
WHITMANS GLASSY CANDY
MEIER DRUG CO.
13th and O STREETS
BOEDER'S ORCHESTRA
MARIMBAPHONE AND
ELECTRIC BELLS
Phone B-2029 8 :00 to 6 :00
GEORGE BROS.
PRINTING
1313 N Street
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Saturday, November 6, Komensky
club, Union hall.
Mr. Sidney Silber, of the University
Music, will address we
Students Liberal Union ofAll Souls
church Sunday, at 12:15 ociock. aw
students Invited.
The Moirul Barber Shop. S. L. Chap
lin, proprietor, 127 North Twelfth.
Meal tickets, $5.50 for $4.50.
North Twelfth. Newbert Cafe.
137
German Lunch
Schelder, manager.
and Cafe, R. C
1121 P street.
Special Uni Dance Friday and Satur
Clothes for Young Men
In Farquhar Suits and Overcoats youll find the style, fit,
nattern and service that you have a right to expect of your
clothes, whether you pay $15 or $35, or any price between.
Let us show you today.
FARQUHAR'S
The Home of Good Clothes, and Nothing Else
day at Bullard's. 'l
