THE DAILY NE3RASKAN
M0N.TUE8.-WED.
THOMAS
MEIOHAN
In the INirumount Picture
"THE CONQUEST
OF CANAAN"
Ilooth Turklngton'. Fumouii Story
"PAYING PATIENTS"
A Mlrtliful Comedy
New. Toplcul Travel Flcturn
National Music Weeu
COMMUNITY SINGING
trad By
ARCHIE JONES
Rlalto Symphony Players
jeun i.. Sclmefer. Conductor
SHOWS START AT 1, S. 8. 7. 9
HAT. iOc. NIOIIT 3c. CHII 10c
LVMC
BIG DOUBLE BILL
A I.I. THIS WEEK
NAZIMOVA
In Her NeweHt rioture
"CAMILLE"
and
HAROLD
LLOYD
In HI Newest Cyclone, of LaiiRli
"I DO"
I
National Music Week
COMMUNITY SINGING
Lend Ily
CHIEF SILVER TONGUE
CONCERT ORCHESTRA
J. C. M'VEY .Director
UIOW8 START AT 1, 3, S. 7, 9
HAT. 30r. NIGHT 60c. CHI I 10c
STARTING MONDAY
ZANE GREY'S
Stirring- Story
"THE
MYSTERIOUS
RIDER"
Oher Entertaining Pictures
IIIOWS STTART AT 1, 3. 8. 7. 9
IAT. 15e. NIGHT 85c. CHIL 10c
Where Everybody Goes
MON. TUES. WED.
COLEY & JAXON
Tlie Versatile Duo In
' The Minstrell and the Maid"
JO JO HARRISON
A Vaudeville Surprise
EMBS & ALTON .
"A Dainty IHverBlon"
VILA & LEE LEWIS
Sons Sales Girls
Frank & Eddie MONROE
"The Bounrlnr limbic"
Winners of the WEST
Comedy and News Tirtares
Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
MAT. 20r. . Night Me. GAL. I5e
NEW YORK SAYS
Wool Hose
and i
Oxfords all Winter
We have 'em
SILK and WOOL
Mixtures in
DISTINCTIVE
CREATIONS
$1.95 Upward
A n. f ' m
rir
BIZ AD CO-EDS CLUB
IS NOW RECOGNIZED
The woman's division of the uni
versity chamber of commerce of
which Nancy Pennoyer is president
as been granted recognition by the
nn'.TersIty authorities. The organ
ization was formed some time tgo by
Jxrot forty girls In the college of
business administration, as a supple
mentary to the university commercial
club.
Aipna XI Delta was hosutas to
twenty-one Lincoln mothers at the
chapter house, Saturday afternoon,
November 19. The mothers o.' the
active Lincoln girls tire forming u
club, and were entertained ut the
first meeting by the sorority
United Ag. Club.
United Ag club held Its first social
event of the year Friday evening and
a large number of farmer boys and
home economics girls attended. A
short program of reading and dutch
dancing preceeded the dancing which
was the main feature of the evening,
except for the refreshmnts which
served to make the night complete.
Theta Sigma Phi.
The annuol banquet of Thta Sigma
Phi, professional journalistic sorority,
was held at the Lincolnshire Sunday
evening following initiation of new
members at the Delta Zeta house in
the afternoon. Twenty active and
alumnae members were present. Roses
and sweet peas decorated the table.
Miss Jessie Watson, toastmia tress,
called upon Mrs. Jessie Beghtol Lee
of Buffalo, N. Y., Miss Louise Pound,
Miss Sarah T. Muir, Miss Dorothy
Colburn and Miss Wllma Winter
alumnae members of the sorority, for
impromptu talks.
The new members1 read papers on
assignments which they had been giv
en to cover as follows:
Parades Margaret Black.
The Vacation Nuisance Carita Her
zog.
Changing Times Nellie Lee Holt.
Group Requirements in 1931 Doro
thy Huse.
Hellenic Disarmament Valora Hul
linger. Fur Coats Erma Wiltse.
Berved
Five Years Ago Todajf.
The Cornhuskers left over the Rock
Hand for their battle with Iowa.
Two Years Ago Today.
A large crowd attended the All-Sophomore
party in the armory, enjoying
a fine program and an evening ot
dancing.
UNI HAS COMPLETED TWO
THOUSAND FEET OF FILM
The conervatlon and survey depart
ment of the University has just com
pleted a 2,000 foot film showing the
agriculture and development story of
Saunders county. This film started
with avlew of the native prairie and
cover sthe agricultural development
from the soil, showing the field
crops, farm animals, roads and farm
homes. It shows also the schools,
churches, towns and social gather
ings. The reels are to be used by Mr.
Roberts, county agricultural agent,
and will be shown in every communi
ty of the county. They are dedicated
to the old settlers of the county.
F
VARSITY CLUB MEETS TO
REPORT ON DAIRY SHOW
Cornhusker Queries
Q. What Is charter day and when
is it celebrated?
A. Chaiter day is the birthday of
the University and is celebrated on
February 15 of each year.
Q. When was the first college of
medicine incorporated?
A. The first college of medicine
in the entire prairie region of the west
was incorporated at Omaha in 1869,
but it was not until 1880 that such
an institution became a reality.
Q. When was the first graduating
class of the University of Nebraska?
A. The first graduating class was
in 1873 and it, was composed of
James Stuart Dales and William H.
Q. When was Phi Beta Kappa or
ganized at Nebraska?
A. Alpha chapter of Phi Beta Kap
pa was established at Nebraska in
1895 but the class of '96 was the first
to receive degrees.
The Varsity dairy club me, at Ag.
hall, Thursday evening for several in
terestlng pep talks by Prof. Davis,
Prof. Luithly and Mr. Higgins. Glen
Hunt and Elton Lux gave a shurt out
lino of their trip with the dairy judg
ing team and Wayne Gray did the
same for the dairy products judging
team. -
This dairy show at St. Paul i3
something that will not soon be for
gotten by those who had the pleasu
ure of attending it. Most of the best
'dairy herds In the country were rep
resented as well as great dbplujs of
dairy machinery and equipment
which amounted to about J3.000.000.
The evening performance of the horse
show held in the large hippodromo
was also very attractive.
This meeting was open to all in
teresiad in work of this department.
Many plans were suggested for work
throughout the year and with regard
to the program during "Organized
Agriculture Week" in January and
afrmers' fair in the spring.
A Thought For Today
All flimsy, shallow and superficial
work is a lie, of which a man ought
to be ashamed. John Stuart Buckie.
Conac Club
If you have great talents, industry
will improve them; if you 3ave but
moderate abilities, industry will sup
Dly their deficiency. Nothing is de
nied to well directed labor; nothing
is to be obtained without it. Joshua
Reynolds.
The advantage of leisure '.a mainly
that we have the power of choosing
our own work; not certainly that it
confers any privilege of idleness.
Lord Avebury.
Character is a perfectly educated
will. Novalis.
The workless people are the worth
less people. Wm. C. Jannett.
The world is unfinished; let a mold
it a bit. Sam Walter Foss.
In Yean Cone By
Twenty Years Ago Today. .
Lieutenant Barlow, an ex-University
student of the class of 1899. at tnis
time lieutenant of a regiment of nat
ive Pbilllpine scouts, gave a short talk
in chapel, concerning his work in the
Phillipines.
Nineteen Years Ago Today.
Nebraska's second team defeated
the Omaha Medcs by a score of 17 to
0.
Eight Years Ago Today.
The Nebraska Cornhuskers decisive
ly defeated the Iowa Hawkeyes by a
score of 12 to 0.
Seven Years Ago Today.
a Bhnrt convocation program was
given in Memorial hall. The proclama
tion was read by tne governor, aer
which the University chorus sang
Back's "Te Deum."
Six Years Ago Today.
Over two thousand students and
alumni attended the homecoming
mixer In the armory. Refreshments of
cider, apples and doughnuts were
ME
Thanksgiving Night
Thursday
Nov.
24
Lincoln Hotel Ballroom
Back's Six Piece Orchestra
Adm. $1.10 Tax included
Fresh
Cideir
daily from Jonathan Apples
Potatoes, Apples, Cabbage
direct from grower to con
sumer. Retail at wholesale.
Cider for your party by the
gallon-
Idaho Fruit
Company
222 No. 12th St.
Best Wishes for a Real
Thanksgiving
Varsity, Cleaners
WE CALL ANYWHERE
Phone B-3677 Roy Withers, Mgr.
Correct
Style
Headquarters
The Young Mens
Shop
Spend
Your Money
Wisely
SHOP EARLY SHOP EARLY
The Truth And Nothing But The Truth
The Winter Season
Has Just Begun
And here are prices That are usually
offered after Winters gone
A Special Purchase Sale of
1685 Ms and Overcoats
In A Mid Season Bargain Event
Suits in worsteds and cashemeres, conservative
models for. men, flannels, cashemeres, tweeds, fancy
mixtures and plain colors, single and double breasted
also sport models for young men and men who stay
young.
OVERCOATS in all the new Belted and Fancy Models
Also the Plain Black and Oxford Chesterfields.
up -55)T up $5)j
To To S
$40 fcil $50 jJli
I V-ll iL (ELI SHIRE - PRESIDENT )
LET'S BEAT THE COLORADO AGGIES
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