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young men who have
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easy shoe and for
the man who likes
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UNI NOTICES
Sophomore Mteting
The meeting of sophomore men In
regard to plans for the Olympics has
been pnxtponed until Thursday morn
Inn, November 6, at 11:30 In Law 101.
according to an official announcement
malt by John Lawlor, chairman of the
Olympic committee for the second'
' year eland.
Missouri Gams
All men going to the Missouri game
call Sam Brownell at L9340, or, in
Mi afternoon, at the finance office,
lo make arrangements Tor a spctlil
car.
Wed. Thur., Frl., Sat.
BESSIE CLAYTON
I'rrHrnt HerHelf and thoe Ineom
parahle Snanliih Danrera
Eisa GAFSINO Eduardo
In Minn Clajrton'a Nlneteen-Nlneteen
Pnct Creation, with Mimical
Comedy' bt eecentrle
dancer
JAMES CLEMONS
Arthnr Gordon Wllbert Dunn
and a company of elevtr artist
MISS JULIA NASH
MR. C. H. O'DONNELL
RAY W. SNOW
Annlntcd by
Narine Velmar in
"YOU PICK 'KM"
WILLIAM DUNHAM and
GRACE O'MALLEY
TED DONER
ROSA KING TRIO
HARRY AND HARRIET
SEEBACK
THE KINOtJRAMS
TOriCS OK THK DAY
Mian. 25c. Kve. 21 and "5c.
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A LI, THIS WEEK
The Miiclitleot Love Story Ever Told
DOROTHY
PHILLIPS
Die hrilllaat tar of "The Heart of
11 a inanity" In
"THE RIGHT TO
HAPPINESS"
Wonderful rietore and Monte
KIAI.TO SYMPHONY' ORCHESTRA
Jean I.. Hcliaefcr, Conductor
I'm he New Tat he Review
show 8tar at I, 3, S, , S P. M.
MatH All Neat lite Night 3Se
VAiinrvTi i
whRE EVERYBODY goes-
MON. TIES. WED.
The Vocal Novelty
THREE CHUMS
la their original offering
"A FKW MOMENTS at the GLIB"
MINNIE STANLEY & CO.
la the Comedy Play lei
"SAVE"
BAYLE AND PATSY
la the Comedy Singing Art
"AT A BY"
The Karopean Set nation
i TTT3" rtrpT I
"THE WONDKRFII. DO"
"A rOPtLAB VILLIAN"
Twenty Minute of Laoghter
"THE fiKEAT GAMBLE"
Stirring tale of odveotnre
LIIIKRTY NEWS WEEKLY'
ItKADEK AND THE ORCHESTRA
X Shown dally 2:30. 7:00 and S:M
Mat lfcr Night SOr ial ISe
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FILLERS'
RESCRIPTI0N
HARMACY
Freshmen I
An Olympic pep meeting will be
held Thursday at 11:30 o'clock at
Law 202, to complete the freshman
Olympic organization. Preslocnt
Tefft and Dan Lynch of the Olympic
committee will give ahort snappy
lalkd, and the presence of every fresh
man is desired.
Freshmen Olympic Tryouta
Wednesday and Thursday evening
at 7:00 o'clock the freshmen Olym
pic tryouts will be held In the Aimory
for boxing and wrestling. The re
lay team, tug of war, and push ball
tryouts will be held Saturday morn
ing at 9:00 o'clock. Come with old
clothes or gym suits on.
Home Economics Club
A meeting of Home Economics ciuo
will be held in Faculty hall, Weimrs-
day, November 5. between
and 10:00 o'clock, important.
8:00
Sigma Gamma Epsilon
Special meeting Wednesday
Regular meeting Thursday,
Cornhusker picture Friday 12:15.
noen.
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THE CHICAO CLEANERS
& DYERS
Phone B-3018
HARRY LYONS, Mgr.
We Klean Klothes Klean
315 So. 11th Street
Pre-Medic Smoker
Pre-Medics wil hold a smoker at
the Siema Alpha Epsilon Wednesday
evening at 7:30.
DANCE MUSIC
for your Houne Danren. Itunjo.
I'iano, Saxaphone or larger eombi
niitlonH. CALL
CHARLES FLING
1727 B St. LSS71
-v
DANCING EVERY NIGHT
At
Antelope Park
Loeb & Hampton's Orchestra
j)AYVs0BJ'S
OfiCIISSTBA
Physical Education Meeting
Physical Education meeting
o'clock. Wednesday. Election ot
fin's. Bring dues, 25 cents.
12
or-
Basket Ball Meeting
All men of the Arts and Sciences
College who are interested in bas'r.et
ball meet at the Armory Saturday
inurning at 10 o'clock.
Saddle and Sirloin Club
Meeting of the Saddle and Sirloin
club at J. P. Friday, November 7th
at 5:30 p. m. Important. ,
Stenographers Needed
Any person capable of doing steno
graphic work on typing and who de
Sires work by the nor, please register
at Professor Reed's office. There is
a considerable amount of help needed
on the campus.
Engineers Attention
Want to play basket ball? Are
yo a C. E.? Meet in M. A. 106 at 11
o'clock Wednesday, November 5.
Everyone out.
Home Economics Club
A meeting of Home-Economics dub
w:;i be held in Faculty hall, Wed
nttt iay, November 5 at 8:10 p. m.
Imp. ii 'ant.
PUNCH
"THAT'S DIFFERENT"
For that next hop get my price.
GUY CAPP
Fnantala Man
at Pease Drug Co.,
1821 O St.
WANT ADS
For Music call Cliff Scott, B1482.
Sigma Gamma Epsilon
A short business meeting will be
held Wednesday noon, November b
in the museum. Important regular
meeting. Cornhusker pictures to be
taken Friday, November 7 at Town
send 's at 12:15.
LOST: Gun metal chain with ?ihat
ft r's fountain pen cap and lucky dog
attached. Finder return to student ac
tivities office. Reward. 33-3t.
LOST: Kester text book and a lab
oratory notebook in Nebraska cafe
teria. Please leave at student activi
ties office.
LOST Reincoat from men's coat
room of Chemistry hall. Please re
turn to Student Activities office. 34t3
The fresh-from-France man stood
on a corner in the home town wall ins
for " trolley car. Beside him stood
a dusky, silver chevroned doughboy,
resplendent in brnd new leather bar
rack shoes.
The fresh-from-France man. stln In
his hob-nails, regarded the shoes
earnestly and enviously.
"Issuer he inquired politely.
"Huh?" replied the dark one.
"Issue ?"
"Wayyamean. man? Is I wot?"
Home Sector.
A CORRECTION
Through an error, the former ad
dress of the Ajtdia Gamma Rhc fia-i.-.iiily
appear I in the li.;i ol fraN r
ni'.'.f pubi!.-!;' i the Da'.'v Nobins
) . n s"iii"':n.' -'o. The correct ad
li..s is 2530 Q street, nd tli" tele
phone number ; HI 500.
When Theodore Roosevelt waa ?
lice commissioner of New York he
asked an applicant for a position on
the force: "If you were ordered to
disperse a mob what would you do?"
"Pass around the hat, sir." was the
reply.
During the examination at the close
of school, the fourth-grade teacher
asked her history class to name the
five most important men of the recent
war. One boy. in all seriousness.
answered the question: "General Per
shing. President Wilson. General
Foch, my big brother Tom, and An
dy Sullivan's brother PaL"
The daughter of the house woj en
raced In a desperate endeavor to
drae conversation from the silent
young man, when the pianola in the
lounge began to nlay an air from one
of Meye.-beers operas. "Don't you
love Meyerbeer?" she asked hopeful
ly. T have never touched Intoxicants
In my life," replied the young man
coldly. I
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LE R0SSIGN0L WILL
ATTEND CONFERENCE
AT HARVARD COLLEGE
will attend the sessions, and the fact
that Nebraska will be represented
will enable the college of business
administration to be brought belore
the attention of other colleges or
rank throuot the country. Dean Le
Rossignol will be gone the entire
week and will probably have a pari
on the program.
(Continued from Page One)
TEXT BOOK RECEIVES
WIDE RECOGNITION
IN LARGER COLLEGES
regard to the book: "English, Science
and Engineering" is well adapted for
the purpose for whic hit was made,
and both Instructors and students
have found it an interesting collec
t ion."
COURT DECIDES THAT PET
DOG BELONGS TO DIERS
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THEY SAY-
"Clothes do not make the man"
But don't try going without them.
Keep them in good shape by
The "ABLE" Process
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CLEANERS AND DYERS
"As Good as Any "--"Better Than Many"
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It took a discerning and scrutmiz- (
ing eye to tell the difference between
"Jim," the prize bull dog of Francis
Diers, a university student, and the
lost brother of a S1.060 pit fighter,
belonging to Emmett Murphy, of Bur
well. The dog was the subject matter of
a replevin suit in Justice Stevens
court last week by which Murphy
represenlted by L. B. Cummins, a
Lincoln dog fancier, attempted ti se
cure the possession of Diers dog,
which he believed belonged to his
friend at Burwell. The description
of the lost dog which was first fur
nished by Murphy fitted Diers' dog in
every respect. After the action was
r.id Murphy sent a more detailed
description of his dog to Cumniings
and it was then decided that "Jim"
was not the missing brother of the
11,060 fighter.
Murphy's second description tallied
exactly with "Jim' with but one ex
ception. His missing pup had a
small brown spot on the top of his
head. The dog which Diers claimed
waa not so marked. Every other
marking, however, waa identical with
that of the Murphy dog.
The replevin suit was dismissed by
Justice Stevens with costs to ilie
plaintiff.
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BESSIE CLAYTON
The famous American Dancer, and Kliia and Eduardo Canslno. the
noted Spanish dancers, who headline an exceptional vaudeville bill at
the Orphenm Theater Today and tha balance of the wek
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