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Oliver Theater
' TODAY '
Matinee, 2:30; Tonight, 8:15
And Twice Daily All Thia Week
JULES VERNE'S
20000 LEAGUES UNDER THE
SEA
Martin Beck's Orpheum Circuit
2:20 Twice Daily 8:20
Vaudeville's Scenic Sensation
THE FOREST FIRE
With Sylv(a Bidell A Co.
RUTH BUDD
MR AND MRS. GORDON WILDE
JOHN GEIGER
ALICE LYNDON DOLE & CO.
THE CLOWN SEAL
PICTORIAL NEWS WEEKLY
ORPHEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA
A. J. Babich, Director
JOSIE HEATHER
With Wm. Casey, Jr., and Bobby
Heather
Matinees, 25c.
Nights, 25, 50, 75c
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Margaret Bird
-THE INTERNATIONAL GIRL
JEANNE EAGLES
In
THE WORLD AND THE WOMAN"
(Pa the, Five Parts)
Pictorial News Weekly
McCarthy's Minstrels DeLuxe
Time 2:00, 7:00 and 9:00
Matinees, 10 cents; Nights, 15 cents
MAJESTIC
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
WILLIAM COURTENAY
And
LUCILE LEE STEWART
In
-THE NINETY AND NINE"
(Greater Vitagraph Feature)
"BEATRICE FAIRFAX"
TIME 1:30 3:15 7:15 and 9:00
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over courses of study within its own
college. We think, however, that
when the faculty of any school recom
mends a change within its field, such
change should be made unless the col
lege faculty distinctly and for reasons
given disapproves. It would seem that
if i group of ronrsps is separate
enough to call for a separate school,
the Initiative as to the affairs of that
school should be left with its own fac
ulty and administrative officers.
In view of needs and conditions as
they have been presented to us, and of
all the foregoing considerations, there
fore, we are not in favor of establish
ing new colleges in the University at
the present time. Respectfully sub
mitted,
E. A. BURNETT,
W. G. HASTINGS.
H. W. CALDWELL,
S. B. GASS,
O. V. P. STOUT.
Chairman.
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NEBRASKA ALUMNI
MEET IN DENVER
Banquet of 50 Address by Chancellor
Elliott, '95 of Montana
A photograph taken at the Colora
do University of Nebraska alumui
club banquet held at the Shirley
hotel at Denver, November 3, has
been received at the alumni office.
The banquet was held in honor of
E. C. Elliott, '95, A. M. '97, chancel
lor of the University of Montana,
and H. C. Parmelee, '97. A. M. "99.
president of the Colorado state school
of mines, at Golden. About fifty were
present
Rev. Oren W. Fifer. "89. A. M. "95.
president of the club, introduced the
speakers, and called attention to the
fact tha three of the heads of prom
inent institutions of learning were
at one time and at the same period
specialists in the department of
chemistry at the University of Ne
braska, the third being Chancellor
Avery.
Chancellor Elliott gave a thirty
minute talk in which he told of his
own college days, and compared col
lege life then to it now. He men
tioned the fact that soch an education
costs more at the present time.
Archery constitutes one of the most
important athletic activities of tha
women students at the University of
Wisconsin. Ex.
Frehmenxcrew practice on the wa
ter has been started at Cornell. The
varsity work will not begin, it has
been announced, for some days yet.
SUITS COATS DRESSES
All Have Clearance Reductions.
Think of the Values
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA
X
4V
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Special Lot of Misses'
Coals
1-2 Off
Many of the smartest styles of
the season are included in this
rroup. some of them becoming
lv trimmed with fur. All sizes.
nits 1-2 o
OFF THE REGULAR SELLING PRICE
We don't ktunv of a better place where you could in
vest your money than in one of these charming suits
;it HALF PRICE. There are weeks and weeks of wear
ahead and as the majority of them are late season
models, you will find some of them anticipating style
tendencies that will be featured early in the spring.
BALANCE OF OUR COAT
STOCK at liberal Clearing Ke-duetions.
SAVE 20' ; ON YOUR NEW WAISTS
One or two pretty, mid-season styles in
waists would a.ld a refreshing touch of new
ness to your winter wardrobe. Our entire
stock of' waists is reduced 2(Y,' .
One Special Lot of Women's QH
Waists at 'uv
MANY SILKS-RIBBON NOVELTIES
TOILET ARTICLES-TOILET GOODS
HANDKERCHIEFS DRESS GOODS, Etc.
At Clearing Sale Reductions
SMALL CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS
Special Lot of Misses'
Dresses
1-2 0!f
X
X
All
Furs
Muffs-
Sets
Scarfs
REDUCED
Dresses in Silk and Wool that
are as fashionable as can be,
that have just reached the
height of their popularity. Al
terations extra.
BALANCE OF OUR MISSES'
DRESSES will have Clearance
Prices.
A SPECIAL GROUP OF DRESS SKTRTS
$2.98
We doubt if you could buy the materials in
these skirts for the price we are asking. In
mor-t instances there are only one of a kind,
hence this low Clearing Price.
Every Dress Skirt in Our
Stock has Clearance reductions.
SPECIAL LOTS OF CORSETS UNDER
MUSLINSJEWELRYHAND BAGS
ART NEEDLEWORK PERFUMES, Etc.
At Liberal Clearing1 Reductions
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where she is studying interior decorat
ing, after spending Christmas in this
city.
Helen Shepherd. '17. spent the noli
days in Omaha.
John Charles Wright, '19. p nt last
week in Omoha.
Lucile Foster, '17. has returned
from a trip to Kansas City.
Merle Howard. '13, a Beta Theta Ti.
spent New Year's in Lincoln.
Laura Wood, 20. of Hastings, will
not return to school this year.
Marguerite Loeb. '17, has been vis
iting Helen Giltner, '20, in Omaha.
Lulu Mitchell. '18. returned last
night from a visit in Macedonia. Ia.
Clay born Perry. has been a
guest at the Phi Gamma Delta house.
lomp. r.rimlson. 14. of Kansas City.
visited In the city during the holidays.
MiiHrPii Morning. 'ex-'lS. who is at
tending schol in Vhlcago, i In the
citjr.
Helen and Norman Curtice attend
ed the Yale glee club concert in Oma
ha Saturday night.
Ruth Whitmore. '17, and Frances
Whitmore, 19. went to Omaha to at-,
tend the Yale concert.
Delia Tau Delta held an informal
house dance Tuesday night, which was
attended by twenty couples.
Ruth Malone Gellatly, ex-'15, came
lo Lincoln to attend the wedding of
her sister, lorence Malone. '15. and
Glen Mason, '10.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Alice Rushton to
Joheph Seacrest. ex-'IS. Mr. Seacrest
is a member of Phi Delta Theta. Miss
Rushton. who is attending Smith col
lege, is a sister of Lyle Rushton, '17.
Donald Enfield, a graduate of the
University in the class of 1913, and
Miss Achsah M. Wentz, also a former
student of the University, are engaged
to he married, according to an an
nouncement made recently by Miss
Wentz's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
Wentz of Si ring Grove, Pa.
Miss Wentz is a member of Alpha
The engagement has been an
nounced of Harriet Chapin and Robert
Talbot. '16. a member of Beta Theta
Pi.
Dorothy Anderson. ex-'19. is a guest
at the Kappa Alpha Theta house. Miss
Anderson is attending National Park
seminary-
om v.iuin. .x--17. of Omaha, who
,. ., Thro Arts club in Chicago,
IH ttl mc
spent the holidays with Dorothy Ray-
tnond, ex-'17.
u.Lno Mitchell. 'II. an assist-
1UI3D liviv.i- -
ant in the Rhetoric department last
year, has returned to New ior
Yoiaiig Men's Suits and.
Overcoats Reduced!
.January clearance means important savings on the things you want t
wear ri"ht now. Come in today and see what we can do for you at
UNDERWEAR
AND
SHIRTS
REDUCED
Discounts of 107,, 207c and 25f,
HOSIERY
AND
FUR CAPS
REDUCED
