THE DAILY MEBRASKAN
,;e;lier and finished. Iu the Kansas
dual met another fighter ran thret
miles with a broken vein in hia Bide.
U st Thanksgiving a gritty Ilusket
run the last mile after breaking a
bone in his foot. Work of this kind
('esunoB the highest praise c.n our
part. Men of this cnlibre elw tho
Yesterday's
Paper regarding
School on the
Friday after
Thanksgiving.
We wiU go
Even farther.
We' think it's a
Damn shame.
Published Siinilny, Tuesday. Wednesday.
Tburmlnv and a'riday of each week by the
University of Nebraska.
OFFICIAL I'MVERSITY riBLICATlON
Inder tlie direction of the Stndent I'ub
llcHtldim Hourd.
KiiIitciI an nerond cIiihs matter nt Ilic
pNloth.-r In Lincoln, Nehracku, under Act
t (iMiiirnn, March S, 1879.
BubBriitlun rule '-fl0 P Senr
tl.UU per aemeNter
Single copy ent
true Nebraska spirit.
Let's back tliem as we do our foot
Phullahull.
ball team!
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KDITOKIAL, STAFF
f At K Al'STIN Kdltor-ln-Chlrf
OKl li. iATON MhiihkIiir Killlor
Iti.l.l.K FA KM AN Associate Editor
Kid rlil it e l.owe int Kuitor
Herbert llrowiivll, jr Mailt Kdltnr
Kdnurd Kurh Niltl't Editor
tiertruile I'atterNon wi'ty Editor
C'liurle .Miti-lu-ll Sport, Editor
John HolliiiRMWortli oimrtst Editor
AxMi-tunt IaIUoi-n: Frunk lleler, Helen
J. 1'eterMin und llowiiril CriiniliiM.
As.slolant Society Editors: Zell.i till!
more, tiertrude tiould, Valurn Itullliifftt
und lone tiiinlner.
- Woiii.-o'H Athletic: Sue S'tllle.
Exeiiniine Editors Mary Sheldon.
Dramatic Editor: Cyril Coonili.
Military Editor: Leonard Cowley.
Feature Writers: Maurice Smith. Hud
Bain.
Alice Stevens - Ty;n.t
Koom tifl "l ' I' "
OfficV hours: Eililor-in-chlcf and M,in
atinir Editor Three o'clock dail.
ltl SI NESS STAFF
lMES FlIMIOCK lluslness .imnncrr
Ciiamiccv Kinsey Asst. Business Mjcr.
run-..,.!' iiirk. t'lr. .Manaitcr
&nixrtfe alenir
Night Editor for this lMie
EIMVAItH M. IU K
ON WITH THE DANCE.
nanrinsr is one oi" the mo.t de
lightful relaxations available lor stu
dents at Nebiaska. University stu
dents in larger cities than Lincoln
are afforded a variety of entfrUur
ment which we lack here. For this
reason we must and do resort al
most entirely to dancing for our
amusement.
Friendship, sociability, and inter
change of ideas, are three distinct
features of a party that brln?; mo
mentary and lasting pleasure to tin
participants. A new acquaintance,
bit of repaitee that is wortli ivpeatiiu-
or a slightly altered idea, ar- thing!
we seek, and which are worUi whi!?.
Does our dancing at Nebraska af
ford these things to us? At the pres
ent time it DOES NOT. Nehrai.kaiis
have been called snobs and much
promising material goes to other
schools because of tV-e ltiputaiion
however groundless it may b. How
much does tour method of Ji-.ncing
have to do with this?
Before the war no dance v.-;.s com
plete without elaborate programs.
They served as a guide to the dancers
throughout the evening and were kept
as souvenirs which brought back
happy memories. Nebraska now
dances without programs. The iesui
is that a couple will dance through
out an entise evening witlx.ut ex
changing a i-ing.e dance. What
chance have the dancers lor making
new fritntis, enjoying dunces wi'.U
those that they already ar? .c
quainted with, or exchanging iJoiis
with students they may never -;;ai:i
hae the o'.putunity to talk whs?
Already a step in the revivr! o'. that
once popular custom of dancing with
programs has been made. Con;,r.-..u-latior;
r.re due the originator of !':
idea, ; nd peihaps the girls v no put
ler in :-l cnc becau.se of tiu shift
less fcct-wcil' of tin ;r da.:?.i'.L' pr.t
ners will heave a si-'li cf relic f when
they find that new stps inC. new
wit will be mixed with the t.l 1
Friday, November 4.
Open meeting of Palladia n.
Bushnell guild steak fry, Epwortli,
park.
Alpha Xi Delta Fall party, the Lincoln.
Alpha Phi freshman party, Ellen
Smith hall.
Mystic Fish party for all old mem
bers, Delta Zeta house.
Student council iineelinar. 6:00
o'clock, Faculty hall, Temple.
Episcopalian club fall party at A.
R. Edminston home, 1900 South 40th
street.
Saturday, November C.
Military carnival, armory, 7.30 p. m.
Delta Upsilon fall party, the Lincoln.
Baby intei national, Ag. college
enmpus.
Kosmet klub dinner dance, 7:00 p.
m., Lincolnshire club.
Gamma Phi Beta fall party, -Knights
of Cclumbus hall.
Lambda Chi Alpha fall party, cham
uei- or commerce.
Wayne club party dance, 7:45 p. m
Faculty hall temple.
Tucker-Shean
JEWELERS Diamonds, Watch
es, Fine Jewelry, Clocks, Sterl
ing Silver, Cut Glass, Expert
Watch, Clock and Jewelry Re
pairing and Manufacturing.
OPTICIANS Eyes ex-imiiied !
j Free. In our Optical Department
ISj you may select just what you
ji; want in Eye Glasses or Specta-
1 cles. Fine Optical Repairing.
!j Broken Lenses Duplicated.
i! STATIONERS Stationery for
!! the Office, School and Home.
;j Waterman's Fountain Pens. Of-
ji fice Equipment and Supplies.
Si Crane's, Whiting's and Hurd's
ij Fine Stationery. Complete line
!; of Supplies for all departments
of Schools and Colleges.
Sunday, November 6.
Sigma Delta Chi meeting and ini
ation. Phi Delta Theta house, 3 p. nv
The Exhaust
This kolym
Most heartily
Agrees with
TIip editorial
That, appeared in
1123 O Street
Phones B-1534.
Lincoln, Neb.
B-3306. B-3307.
For
Better
Dancing
CARROLL'S
Nebr. State
Itank Bid.
l.'ith )
lust 1'hone
I.-00J8
t. S.X.KJL " K Kj
The Limitation of Armaments Conference
And The Outlook for World Peace
Subject of Sermon by Rev. -Limes W. Mactlonald
All Soul's Unitarian Church
12th and H Sunday morning: at 11:00 o'clock
DANCE AT
ROSEWILDE
OUR ARMISTICE DAY.
The action of the University of ."Ne
braska in potting behind th? ( elebrn
tion of the city r,f Lincoln to bt
held on armistice day is well woithy
of the support of all ftiidf-nip in tho
university. Armistir-e h:y bef n
declared a leg;.l holiday in the stilts
of Nebraska by action ct llie hist
legislature. This day stands for mort
In tho lives of present day pnp'e
and in the lives of future finer;'
tions tlian most of holidays observed
at present. The fact that the recent
war was so much greater th; u the
revolutionary war and the f.i't thit
it culminated in liberty for ail the
people of the world makes this day
as great as the fourth of July.
In the parade to l e held by the
city, there will be a section for the
aniversity. Every student should
march in this section as a patriotic
duty.
Saturday Night, November 5th
Admission $1.10 Including Tax
Time 8:30
FT
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below the average in price,
--below the average in quality.
YOU cannot be too carefu I in buying furs. Price alone
does not determine val ue. To get the greatest pleas
ure and service from a fur garment you must know it
is of the finest pelts and feel a ssured the firm from which
you are buying is dependable. We are offering EXCEP
TIONAL VALUES in fur co its and neck pieces. You will
be interested in a 36 inch MU SKRAT coat of fine pelts for
$135.00.
Fourth Floor.
i
Fritzlen Drug Co.
Phones B-1524, B-4287
1434 O Street
Catering to
Uni Students
Good eats, hot . and sold
drinks. Give us the once over
and you will be convinced, that
we try to please and satisfy.
Party service given special
attention.
I-Yee and prompt deivery.
OUR CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM.
Tomorrow our cross-tountr; team
will swing their pedal extremities
over the recently surveyed five-ml'.e
course, in the first race of the sea
son the dual meet with the Xii:
as Aggies. Five miles is a long
d's'ance and tho pace set is a siue1
ing one, searching for any weakness
of body, will, de!ornrination or gen
eralship, In the participants. Our
team is worthy of our colors
Heroic work by our men has been
shown in the past On on occasion
la a Missouri Valley race a Husktr
was thrown into the ditch with
cramps but he pulled blmseif to-
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Ji.iiljlm!li!.lllUlil KHiitlUIWuiililUUoUlM'l.'
SUNDAY
Special Student Dinner
NOV. 6, 1921
SOUP
CHICKEN MILITA1RK OK TOMATO P.OULLION
MIXED OLIVES & HIS1 CELERY
FILLET OF LAKE TROUT MCXERE-ULIEXNE POTATOES
CHOICE OF
I5AKED "NVATERTOWX OOOSE CELERY DRESSING SLICED ORANGES
STUFFED PORK TENDERLOIN FRIED APPLE
BAKED MILK FED CHICKEN-STUFFED CRANBERRY SAUCE
INDIVIDUAL CHICKEN PIE FAMILY STYLE
ROMAN BRAISED BEEF TENDERLOIN MUSHROOM. SAUCE
WALDORF SALAD
AUGRATIN POTATOES GOLDEN WAX BEANS
CHOICE OF
GREEN APPLE PIE WITH CHEESE
BUTTERSCOTCH PIE
VANILLA ICE CREAM WITH CAKE
TEA COFFEE OR MILK K .
SAVOY CAFE
11 & PSt.
In Some Places
that suit is smartest
which contains the most material
but here
the smartest suits
are those which have
the most tailoring
and those are KUPPENHEIMER
of course!
$35 Upward
h Qualitu dothes M
EVERYTHING
FOR THE TABLE
Peoples Grocery
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v Cam for all (octal functions with
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