THE DAILY NEBRASKA
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SPECIAL STUDENT8'
MATINEE
Every Friday
MjtlnC" also Wednesday,
Thursday and Saturday
WEEK BEGINNING
OCTOBER 7
"The Other .Wife "
i Show every Saturday night
7 and 9
PRICES
Matinees 10c, 15c, 25c
Nights 10c, 25c, 35c.
OCTOBER 7, 8, 9.
MARAGUERITE CLARK
In the Paramount Play
0UT OF A CLEAR SKY"
"Romance and Braas Tacks"
A Merry Flag Comedy
"ALLIED WAR PICTURES"
HEARST-PATHE NEWS
OCTOBER 7, 8, 9
LEIGH DE LACY COMPANY
Presenting the Comedy
"EXCESS BAGGAGE"
in
"ON THE FARM"
CORA GREVE
Prima Donna
VIVIAN MARTIN
In the Paramount Picture
"HER COUNTRY" FIRST"
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
REX BEACH'S
TREMENDOUS DRAMA
LAUGHING BILL HYDE
WITH THE TEXAS WIT
WILL ROGERS
PAY TINCHER
IN A COMEDY SKIT
"SOME JOB"
PRICES 10 AND 15 CENTS
On lltk d c ..
SARATOGA
RECREATION
FLOORS
CHAS. N. MOON
B-1392
B-3708
MlW?l!!8 0RCHESTRA
0RCHFnR. A-LL OCCASIONS
TWrJilVKUM FIVE TO
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Band or Boiler Shop Effects
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
October 10, 11 and 12, 1918
T O T 0
Th World's Greatest Clown
MARYON VADI
and
OTA GYGI
Frank Milton DeLong Sisters
Present
"THE DIAMOND PALACE"
A Rube Picture Show
The GIRL FROM MILWAUKEE
A Remarkable Vocalist
JULIE RING
Assisted by James Norval, in
"DIVORCED"
The Trlckologlst and the Pianist
KEANE & WHITE
-In-
"THE PATRIOT"
TRAVEL WEEKLY
ORPHEUM ORCHESTRA
SOCIETY
Miss ftarian Co'psey and Mrs. J. W.
Camel, who spent the week-end at the
Kappa Kappa Gamma house, have re
turned to their homes.
Margretta Rouse, Beatrice Mont
gomery and Dor!s Cole spent the
week-end In Omaha, where they at
tended the dance given by Phi Rho
Sigma, medical fraternity.
Francis and Tat Norris are visiting
at the Phi Delta Theta house.
Lieutenant John Ludwlg of Fortress
Monroe, Va., Is a guest for a short
time at the Sigma Alpha Kpsilon
house.
Miss Margaret Dodge spent the
week-end at her-home at Fremont.
Ruth Farquahr and Jeannette
Adams spent Saturday and Sunday at
Eagle, Nebr.
Betty Riddell went to Columbus last
week for a few days.
PERSONALS
Rose Skudder, '19, and Helen Fisch
er, '21 .are ill at the Alpha XI Delta
house.
Hilda Ohde, '19, and Claribal Knapp.
20, went to Manning, la., Saturday
morning.
Maurea Hende, '19, has gone to her
home in Omaha. She is convalescing
from the Spanish influenza.
Herbert R. Wells, who was a mem
ber of the junior class of last year,
8 with Troop L of the 312th Cavalry.
During the summer he was stationed
at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming;
Alpha Xi Delta announce the pledg
ing of Louise Emmet of Lincoln.
Frances Foote, '22, left for her home
In Oahma Saturday.
Lieutenant Eric T. Kelly, ex-'19, who
has been with the depot brigade at
Camp Dodge, has been transferred to
the second regiment company.
Bar Barbarism by Buying Bonds.
UNI NOTICES
Orchestra Rehearsal
Orchestra rehearsals are changed
from Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
to Tuesday and Thursday evening, in
at Art gallery, at seven o'clock. Two
hours' rehearsal will be held Tuesday
evening.
PERSONALS
Miss Ida Gunnison has been ill
since Friday.
Bonds Put the Dam in Potsdam.
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS
Professor Bengston at Washington
Professor N. A. Bengston of the
department of geography is at Wash
ington this year serving in the tech
nical branch of war orders board. He
has charge of the wheat industry.
Professor Bengston writes the Uni
versity that he misses the association
ha mm nn r at Nebraska and great-
Iy regrets his inability to be with stu-1
dents and faculty.
Military Geography Course A
course in military geography Is to con
sider chiefly the geography in Europe
with special reference to the ' war
fronts and the economic materials of
the war. Several professors and in
structors are to assist in giving the
course. Many lantern slides, maps
and a number of motion pictures will
be used. . The course will have practi
cal value to military students and to
others who are trying to keep up with
the times. Professors Condra, La
Rossignol. Lees, Fossler, Conklin,
(irumann and Jones will give the
cou run.
Course In Military Mapping .Mr. J.
U. Macintosh, who has had fxtena've
work on the Canada topographic ur
vey, will bo ut the. I'nlverslty in a
few days to Rsslst in giving a course,
on military mapping n the depart
nient of geography. The students In
tUa course are to bo grouped accord
ing to their experience and needs.
MANY NEBRASKANS
NOW IN WAR WORK
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cock and a correspondent for several
newspapers.
Professor Addison E. Sheldon of
the legislative reference bureau and
secretary of the state historical so
ciety has been in Washington this
last week doing research work and
completing arrangements for his trip
to France as the representative of the
Lincoln State Journal, the Commoner,
the Nebraska Farmer, and the Omaha
World Herald.
Buy Liberty Bonds and Keep Them.
DR. LELAND DESIGNATED
AS S. A. T. C. CHAPLAIN
Has Spent Three Months As Camp
Pastor With Tank Corps
at Gettysburg
Dr. Dean R. Leland has been desig
nated by Captain Maclvor as the vol- ;
unteer chaplain of the University of ;
Nebraska S. A. T. C, including the mil- !
itary detachment stationed here.
The government has been unable to
In An Almost Endless Profusion of Becoming Styles
Purchasing a Coat at Rudge & Guenzel Co. is a -delightful experience for the
newer creations of the season are here in abundance. There's not a size missing
and practically every good color, good fabric and good style is shown. .
There are scores of those warm, loose", mannish styles suitable for motoring and
more formal occasions tailored in the finer fabrics. While the styles are distitct
ive, there is the utmost of satisfaction in tueirvery moderate prices.
Fall Suits Fall Dresses Fall Skirts Fail Waists
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hhkIkh commissioned chaplains to the
smaller military detachments at uni
versities and to the S. A. T. C. These
oinm'stiloiu'd chaplains are used with
'lie fences in Kuropo and the large
antoiinients here. However, the gov
'iiuiu'iit has provided that voulnteer
haplains may be designated by tho
commanding oncers of S. A. T. C.
camp. s
Dr. Leland will perform the duties
f chaplain so far as it may concern
the 2500 men located at Nebraska. He
spent five months, from April to Sep
tember, at Camp Colt, Gettysburg. Pa.,
among 9000 men of the tank corps, a
camp pastor. In addition, he has been
a university pastor hero for the past
nine years, so Is familiar with this
university, the city, army camp life
and the needs and interests of men of
university age.
Send the Ammunition Over. Buy
Liberty Bonds.
At your service, students. Univer-!
sity Book Store, 340 N. 11th St.
Your Money Should Not be Neutral;
Enlist it in Tho Fourth Loan.
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sLINCOLN, NEBR.i
Smart Coats
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LOST Small MJvcr turquoise mat
rix ring in or around Bessie hall. Re
turn to Student Activities' ofllce.
limiting at Antelope Park every
'ilpht, except Sundays 249
Drawing boards, drawing paper and
pencils. University Book Store, 340
N. 11th St.
WANTED Man to sell Khoes on
Saturdays. Fred Schmidt & Brso.,
917-21 "O." 104
S. A. T. C.'s, see us. University
Book Store, 340 N. 11th St.
BEST PLACE TO EAT
ORPHEUM CAFE
1418 O
Special Attention to University
Students
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