THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Society h
"Quality Is Economy"
Monda Tuesday
MAE MARSH
in
HIDDEN FIRES
Me P'.y Du:'Ro0ule 'nd Wi"
Please You
FAY TINCHER
In a Clever Comedy
OH, SUSIE, BEHAVE"
Admission 5c, 10c, 15c
TONIGHT AT 8:15
Matinee Wednesday
RETURN OF THE FAVORITE
OLIVER MOROSCO Presents
The HAWAIIAN ROMANCE
CUVER MOROSCOofFERS
ru RICHARD WALTON TULLY
A LOVE STORY OF HAWAII
With Florence KOCKwen ana xne
Singing Hawaiians
Seats now selling at Orpheum
Box Office
Eves. 50c, 75c $1.00, $1.50
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MON., TUES., WED.
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Comedy, News and Travel
Features
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Entertaining Vaudeville
MON, TUES., WED.
The Dancing Sensation
NILLE VADIE & OTTO GYGI
Vaudeville's Vost Artistic
Offering
The Peerless Entertainers
PARISH & PERU
The Acme of Versatility
PLUNKETT & ROMAINE
In Comedy Songs and Dances
KLUTING'S NOVELTY
Dainty Canine Actors
CHARLES MURRAY & CO.
in Mack Sennett's latest comedy
WHOSE LITTLE WIFE ARE
YOU
The Liberty News Weekly
Brader's Liberty Orchestra
Three Shows Daily at 2:30, 7, 9.
Mats
-15c Nights 15c & 25c
ALUMNI
in
ITi a aifcMi
T. Beatrice Johnson, '16, is teaching
English in the Leavenworth high
"chocl, Leavenworth. Washington.
88 Johnaon received her master's
deree in 1918. The following is an
extract from a letter received at the
a'umni office:
The west is such an interesting
I"ace and it gives a newcomer such
variety of experiences that he feels
vanity 0f any attempt to express
that he wants to say. The
tnweeness or it all makes one feel
Btrangcr in a strange land, and
" Is fascinating. It is quite a
2"e for Nbrakan who has never
" anything but prairies, to be trans
W"e suddenly to a land where there
and I.Plce of fieds of corn, miles
'deli? f orcharl8. hearing those
ch.. apP'eB for which the Wer.s
? fn W Yny fmou8- or ""
tt,W of ,od flr fore8ts
Social Calendar j j
December 6
(Jlrlu Cornhu-ker pnitv, Woman' ' ''
hall.
December 7--
Delta Gamma, house dance.
Catholic Students, faculty hall.
Helta Helta Delta. tea for Mrs. Hill.
PERSONALS
Ray II. Cowan, former president of I
the university Y. M. C. A., has return- j
ed from Camp Pike, Arkansas, with aji
second licntenant's commission, and i ;
he is now Flaying at the Hushnrllj!
Guild house.
Harold L. Long, who left for infantry i
O. T. C. at Camp Pike. Ark., last,
summer, has received his honorable
discharge and Is hack in Lincoln withv
a commission.
Paul T. ttabson is visiting nt the
Pushnell Guild house.
John Long. ex-'lS, Is at the Phi Gam
ma Delta house on his way To Buffalo, :
Wyoming. He has heen at Camp
Zachery Taylor, Kentucky. '
Dorothy Wetherald, '20, is ill at tlrej
Kappa Alpha Theta house. i
Arthur Yort, '19, who returned from
Camp Grant. Illinois, last week, is
registered in school again. j
Clara Belle Knapp. '21. has the in
fluenza. Frances Foote, '22, went to her home
In Omaha yesterday to spend the rst :
of the week.
Lucile Clark has heen ill with influ-
enza the past few days at the Delta j
Gamma house. J
Mildred Johnson, "22, has the influ
enza. Her mother came from Omaha
to he with her until she recovers.
Lieutenant Archie Hickman, '16, has
returned from Camp John Hancock,
Augusta, Georgia, where he received
his commission in the machine gun O.
T. C, He Is staying at the Alpha Sig
ma Phi house.
UNI NOTICES
Junior Class Meeting
The Junior class will meet Thursday
morning at 11 o'clock in Law 101.
Dr. Waite will speak hefore Sigma
Xi next Friday evening, December fi.
at 8 p. m. in room 209 of the new
chemistry building. His subject,
"Some Observations Concerning the
Recent Influenza Epidemic," will be of
Interest to all. Every one is invited
to attend.
Xi Delta
On account of the furnace in the
Women's building being out of order
initiation will be at the Chi Omega
house, Thursday at six o'clock.
Home Economics Meeting
The Home Economics club will meet
at 8 o'clock this evening in faculty
hall for the purpose of electing minor
officers.
Catholic Students' Club
The Catholic Students' club will hold
an initiation for new members at 2:30
p. m.. Saturday, December 7, in faculty
hall.
The
money
Soim
clothes
Union Literary Society
Crion Literary society will meet ni
Vnion hall Saturday evening at seven
thirtv. A good program and social
! hour are planned.
W. S. G. A.
... nootinir of the two
There win nt; r-""
teams of the membership campaign
for W. S. G. A. Thursday at eleven
o'clock, V. 202.
stretching up and over the mountain-
Sid-?here are times, especially now
that Washington is closed up. that
find tne downright homesick for Ne
oraskT Even-one says this will pass
and I will become a true westerner,
f .. ,vQt live life too easily
Two
R St.
out here. Teople don't seem to care
much what they do so i..B
from it and time doesn't hang
heavily."
lt l9 a mvBtery why some men want
to make themselveso conspicuous.
t., frrPt that rour neighbor can
smell" onions fa.ther than roast tur-try
ARMSTRONG'S
SUPER-VALUE
EVENT
lor Snappy, Fur-Trimmed and Big Bur
lev ristonr that, are correctly tailored
from All-Wool Materials and priced
dose to get preference and increased
business.
Every Man
Who Buys An
Overcoat Here
Saves
20 to 3
There's a way of finding out, in quick
order, just what, this means.
Come here after going to other stores,
and compare qualities, values, and
prices, and then decide whether or not
our tremendous investment in Over
coats more than a year ago save you
20 to 30 Per Cent
time of the losing horse isn't
to the man who bets on him.
society women have better
than manners.
$25
$35
ARMSTRONG
Teachers of pennmanship naturally
do a flourshing business.
Some men would rather tell agree
able lies than disagreeable truths.
Competition works both ways. It
is either the life or death of trade.
An appetite for liquor beats an um
brella for keeping men dry.
rooms to rent (for girls). 1432
Include sleeping porch. 3t
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