THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Walte C. Kelly
"Bank's Half Million"
Rooney & Bent
Elsie Fay A Partners
"A Day at the Races"
Garcinettl Brothers
Mignonette Kokln
'Southern Porch Party'
Classiest of Girl Acts
Helen Primrose.
In Songs and Patter
"Wasted Lives"
"Rooney's Sad Case"
"Hearst-Selig News"
Your business Is valuable to us.
We handle
LUMBER
and COAL
Reasonable prices. Best quality
and Service.
See us before you buy.
WHITEBREAST COAL
& LUMBER CO. '
(Home of the Satisfied Customer)
Phone B-3228 107 No. 11th St.
j. m. RICE
HAIR SPECIALIST
& ELECTROLYSIS
308 Ganter Bldg.
12th & O st. Lincoln, Nebraska
I treat all diseases of the hair
and scalp, remove all dlscoloratlons
of moles end warts from the face
and remove superfluous hair by
electric needle.' All work absolutely
guaranteed. Satisfactory patronage
solicited.
GEORGE BROS.
PRINTING
1313 N Street
WHITMANS GLASSY CANDY
MEIER DRUG CO.
13th and O STREETS
PERSONAL
Chancellor Samuel Avery, Prof. H.
W. Caldwell, Prof. K. 11. Barbour and
Prof. II. E. Bradford will go to'Sew
ard today to bo present at a Uni
versity banquet held there tonight.
Dean Charles Fordyce lectured on
"Vocational Education" nt he Sarpy
County Teachers' institute at Gretna,
Friday night. Monday night he gave
an illustrated talk before a mass
meeting at Aashland on "The Trail of
the Boy." .
Ethel D. Johnson, '13, whose home
is in Broken Bowi Nebr., visited with
friends at the University Tuesday.
Miss Johnson graduated from the
Normal Training departmen three
years ago, and is now an instructor
in Physical Education at the Univer
sity of Washington, located at Seat
tie, Wash.
Robert Isham of Fort Collins, Colo.
will visit friends at University Place
during the holidays. Mr. Iisham for
merly lived here but the family home
has been at Kearney for several years
He isa graduate of Wesleyan univer
sity. After teaching in the State Uni
versity he went to Toronto and then
was awarded a fellowship at Colum
bia. He is at present head of the
Chemistry department at the State
Agricultural college at Fort Collins
riarton L. Green. '11, announced yes
terday that he would be a candidate
for nolice judge at the next election.
Hp Is a graduate of the Law college
of his profession "with T. J. Doyle,
'09. It is stated that Bruce tuner
ton is not so certain that he will
be a candidate for county judge, but
that he may try for a third term as
police magistrate. O. B. Clark, 10,
who has also been spoken of as a
candidate for county judge, stated
yesterday that he had not made up his
mind to make the race for tnai omce
and was rather inclined to remain out
of the contest.
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Here under one roof, you will find gifts for everyone. Unus
ually complete stocks, from which to choose and exceptionally
favorable conditions under which to do your Christmas buy
ing. With new fixtures in place, more room to show Holiday
Goods, better arrangement and more salespeople, we are in
position to serve you as NEVER BEFORE.
"SPA"
Get your Lurches at the
City Y. M. C. A., Cafeteria Plan
13TH AND P
LC.Smith&Bro.
Typewriter Co.
BALL BEARING
LONG WEARING
New, Retrailt and Rentals
125 No. 13th St.
B20S0
The marriage of William II. Larsen.
02 and Miss Beulah Maine, Chicago
university, took place at 4 o'clock
today in the presence of about
seventy-five guests at the home of the
bride's mother. Mrs. L. P. Maine, 2919
O street. ' Rev. W. E. Iudwick, pastor
of the Congregational church at Sew
ard, and a friend of the bride
and groom, performed the ceremony,
which took place before a bank of
holly and mistletoe sent by the brides
... T.,!C?Qn The bride and
cousin lrum j-iuuiu
groom were unattended. Before the
ceremony Miss Alma Hahn sang "Be
cause." and "Thou Art My Repose
accompanied by Miss Mildred Mauck
at the piano. Mrs. Edna Cook played
during the entrance of the bride and
groom and after the ceremony. The
bride's gown was of white georgian
crepe with an overskirt of char.ueuse
and was designed by Miss Perley for
1 In ilia T.in-
nine years ner superviu. ----!
coin schools, who is now attending the
' school of art in New York city Re
: freshments were served In the dining
1 room, which was decorated In polnset
I .. .onrtipa. and were in
ItiaS HHU cvj
charge of Miss Sophia Larsen. sister
of the groom, and Mrs. Helen Richard
' son, sister of the bride. They were
' v.. M!Ba Mildred Burch-
assisieu uj . .
am and Esther Broekeme. Out of town
guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Dob
son an dsons, Mr. and Mrs. John Ash
ley Henry and Williard Warren. Mrs
a v n Richardson of
rainier "u -
Ulysses. Neb.; Mrs. L. L. Stevens of
I . ,.. y,a Miasea Sophia ana
I LOUP HJ. -r -
! prances Larsen and Norman Larsen of
a r T naT Will
Omaha. Mr. ana .mf.
,eave this evening for Omaha. Their
home will be at 4410 South Twentieth
street in that city.
Printing that's better, at Boyd's. 12B
North 12th.
AUSTRIA WAS ADVISED
No Plea that They Were Not Aware
of the United States' Policy
Will Stand
That the United States, whether at
present adequately prepared for war
or not, is not to back down in its con
troversy with Austria, is shown from
the fact that it is known from official
sources that the United States will
tolerate no plea from Austria-Hungary
that it had not been formally advised
of the attitude of this country when
its rsubmarine commander sank the
Ancona. Reports from Vienna indi
.h.t tho Austrian foreign office
taio
might attempt to prolong negotiations
on this point.
In the Ancona note, Secretary Lans
ing apparently foresaw such a pos
sibility and precluded its use through
these words:
""The Austrian-Hungarian Suc.
1 A onnnloconpp flf fief-
ment has been advised tbrougn tne merce aim -v -
correspondence which has been ex-J many in this attitude and yet with
changed between the United States full knowledge on the part of he
6 . .. A,t,.ian.w.inirnr1an Government, the
nuguwu w
onrl Hormanv of the attitude Of the
United States as to the use of subma
rines in attacking vessels of com-
Annnna attack was made.
nuui
He referred to copies of the Lusi-
JUNIOR HOR
JANUARY 8
LINCOLN HOTEL
First Hop after the Holidays. Tickets from
Jack Emley
H. Proudfit B15W
Harold Neff 81518
Dorothy Steven B 1885
Vic Halligan B2380
Virgil Haggert 8 2596
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FARQUHAR'S
wish the students of Nebraska a very
Merry Xmas, and a happy and success
ful New Year.
The home of Good Clothes and nothing else.
