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a r ifitinent of Fallen Arches, removal of Corns and IngrowinK Nails
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THE FLAME"
COMING
FRIDAY AND SAT.
ETHEL BARRYMORE
In a Story of Love and
Forgive ness
THE LIFTED VEIL"
Continuous Show
1 to 11 P. M.
Shows Starts at
1, 3, 5, 7 and 9
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SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR
October 12
Alpha Chi Omega house dance.
University women of faculty for
Red Cross Scottish Rite Temple
7:30.
Catholic Students Club Invitation
the Caves,
Alpha Sigma Phi house dance.
Kappa Kappa Gamma house dance
October 13 ,
Comus Club. Dance Rose wilde.
Sigma Thl Epsilon house dance.
Beta Theta Pi house dance.
Sigma Chi house dance.
Delta Delta Delta house dance.
Delta Gamma house dance.
Phi Delta Theta freshman dance
Music Hall.
October 18
Silver Serpent hike for junior girls.
alumni secretary that he is nnrtu.
larly interested in the military news
of the University and alumni.
A. C. Chace, '16, js teller in the
Empire National bank, Lewiston,
Idaho.
UNIVERSITY NOTICES
Pallad
Palladian
its regular
ladian hall.
tonight at
and full
have been
are invited
an Literary Society
Literary society will hold
weekly meeting in Pal
third floor of the Temple,
8:15 o'clock. A program
evening's entertainment
prepared. All students
to attend.
Senior Class Meeting
The senior class will hold a meet
ing at 11 o'clock Tuesday. October
16, in Law 107. Class business will
be conducted and officers for the
semester will be elected.
English Club
The English club will meet Satur
day, October 13. with Miss Pound
and Miss McPhee at 1632 L street
October 19
Am. Society M. E. meeting.
Mystic Fish initation Chi Omega
house.
Alpha Tau Omega dance Art hall.
The Strand
l M. CARMAN, Mgr.
THE HOME OF GOOD SHOWS
OLIVE THOMAS
IN
"AN EVEN BREAK"
TRIANGLE KOMEDIES
"A MATRIMONIAL ACCIDENT"
October 20
United Agricultural society mopt-
ing Farm campus.
Sigma Nu dance Lincoln.
October 2
Alpha Phi freshmen House dance.
October 27
Xi Delta party for sophomore girls
Temple.
PERSONALS
Sigma Xi
A meeting of Sigma Xi will be
held at 6:30 o'clock Saturday eve
ning in the Red room of the city
Y. M. C. A. A luncheon will be
served, followed by a program and
a brief business meeting. Plates
will be fifty cents.
Union Literary Society
Union Literary society holds Its
regular weekly meeting at 8:15
o'clock Friday evening in Union
hall, . Temple. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
Tegner Society
The Tegner society will meet Sat
urday evening at 8 o'clock in Art
hall, second floor of the library building.
CHAPIfJ BROS.
127 So. 13th St.
Flowers ALL the Time !
Have your EY
examined a
glasses fitted by
W. H. MARVIN, O. D.
Thoro, Up-to-dtae Method
1234 "O" St. Opp. Miller & Paine
WHERE TO GO SUNDAY
Morning Service at 11 and Evening
Service at 7:30 Unless
Otherwise 'Specified
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Twelfth and L streets. Subject of
lesson-sermon: "Are Sin Disease and
Death Real?" Evening service at 8
o'cloc k Js a repetition of the morn
ing service.
Plymouth Congregational, Seven
teenth and A Streets. Dr. Bolt
Morning service at 10.30, text taken
from Ps. 8-4 and I. Cor. 3-9. Eve
ning service will be a lecture, Illus
trated by colored slides, on "The
Early History of Congregationalism."
First Presbvterlan. ThirtffTith nrt
M Streets, Dr. L. D. Young Morn
ing service at 10:30: "Luther, the
Man and His Mission." Evening:
"The Master In the Cornfields."
St Paul's Methodist Episcopal,
Twelfth and M Streets, Dr. Jeffrey
Morning: "The Homeland of the
Soul." Evening: "The Students'
Inesb."
Church of the Holy Trinity (Epis
copal), Twelfth and J Streets, Rev.
S.Mills Hayes Holy communion at
7:30 a. m.; holy communion and ser
mon at 11, text from. I. John 3-14.
Evening address fromRomans 8-28.
The Cathedral, Fourteenth and K
Streets Low mass, 7. 8 and 9 a. xn.;
niph mass at 10:30 a. m.
Rush Memorial Baptist, 1415 North
Twenty-fourth Street, Rev. F. W.
Ainslie Morning: "Tne Word Made
flesh." Evening: "The Hours of
Jesus."
All Souls', Twelfth and H Streets,
j'r. A H. Weatherly Morning serv
,c at 10:45.
First Congregational, Thirteenth
nl L Streets, Dr. John Andrew
"olmes Morning service at 10.30,
"f. Holmes will discuss Mr. H. G.
vej8' recent book, "God, the In
wible King." At 4 o'clock there
will be a communion service. ,
First Christian, Fourteenth and N
Stw-ets, Rev. H. H. Harmon.
Grace Methodist Episcopal, Twen
BolyTnd R Street8 Rev- J- r-
doing geological work in the oil
fields of Oklahoma.
John Butler of Culbertson, Mont.,
will spend the end of the week at
the Pi Kappa Phi house.
Mrs, George Kimball and Mrs. J.
E. Strait are guests of their daugh
ters at the Gamma Phi Beta house.
Alma Dykes, '21, was suddenly
called home Thursday.
Leota Combs is visiting at the
Alpha Chi Omega house this week.
. Katherine Dodge expects to spend
Saturday and Sunday in Omaha.
" Dorothy Wetherald, '20, will spend
the end of the week at her home in
Hebron.
Doris Vallery, '21, intends to spend
Saturday and Sunday at her home
in Plattsburg.
The Alpha Chi Omega sorrity has
adopted a French orphan for two
years.
Lenore Noble, ex-'19, is assistant
county superintendent in Shoshone,
Idaho.
ALUMNI NEWS
Jennie G. McGuffey. 02, formerly
at Cody, Wyo.. is now chief of the
certification division, department of
education, University of Wyoming at
Cheyenne.
Ella Williams, '16, of Buffalo,,
Wyo., visited alumni headquarters
yesterday on her way to Chicago
with her mother.
Prof. Grace G. Denny, '07, profes
sor of home economics. University
of Washington, at Seattle, writes the
alumni secretary: "We have a can
tonment for naval militia on the
lower campus (the -old golf links),
of 1,000 men. One department will
give them work in camp cooking and
in cooking for invalids. Everything
Is emergency work."
Clement L. Wilson.. "97, is county
attorney Greeley county. Tribune,
Kan.
Bess A. Richards, '09, is court re
porter at Crete.
Louis W. Horne, '16. Is instructor
in the department of science of the
Kearney high schol. He writes the
School of Agriculture
Registration in the School of agri
culture will be held October 12 and
13 at the state farm. Classes will
begin Monday.
Junior Class Meeting
The meeting of the Junior, class
called for Thursday morning has been
postponed until Tuesday morning on
account of the football rally. JEAN
NELSON. President.
Catholic Students' Initiation
The Catholic Students' club will
hold its annual initiaton of new mem
bers, Frday- evening, October 12 at
the Robbers' caves. 'Meet at 10th
and O streets at 7:15 o'clock.
Unversity Facuty Women
A meeting of the. University faculty
women will be held Friday evening,
October 12. 1917, at the Scottsh Hite
temple, 15th and L streets. Every
one is expected to bring yarn, knit
ting needles or a crochet hook and
15 cents. The committee in charge
are Misses Anderson, Grant, Mun
son. Nelson and Odell.
Football Ushers
All football ushers will report at
the athletic field Saturday at 1:45
o'clock. Students who have not been
assigned and who wish to usher
should call at the Awgwan office be
tween 3 and 5 o'clock any afternoon.
REGISTRATION FOR
CHORUS CLOSES
TOMORROW NIGHT
A large number of men have regi
stered for the chorus this week but
more are needed. Registration will
close tomorrow night and all tnose
who intend to enter should see Mrs.
Carrie B. Raymond concerning regi
stration before that time.
The next rehearsel will be held
Monday evening in Art hall at 7
o'clock.
Boyd wants to see you about your
printing.
Lost Schaefer fountain pen with
out cap. Return to Student Activities
Office.
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Our buyer, now en route for New York, told us to hold a SUIT
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to appreciate fully the wonderful value, the unusual quality, the
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And Her Hawaian Singers and Instrumentalists
CHARLES OLCOTT
Offering His Original Trav
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Ten Minutes
FLYING WEAVERS
Butterfly and Archer
Joseph Hart and Arthur
Hopkins Present
William Gaxton
and Company
In the One-Act Novel Play
"KISSES"
By S. Jay Kaufman
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The Lady Dainty of Song
land in Exclusive Songs
by Herbert Moore
M'INTOSH AND HIS
MUSICAL MAIDS
Scotch Singers and Dancers
and Instrumentalists
Ralph Dunbar's
MARYLAND SINGERS
Singing Southern Songs of
The Sixties
Orpbeum Concert Orchestra
Professor A. J. Babich,
Director
Matinee every afternoon at 2:30 Night performance at 8:20
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