THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
AUDITORIUM
Tuesday, Dec. 16
The CLAVILUX
WITH ITS INVENTOR
Thomas Wilfred
.t THE KEYBOARD
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cw mu.lc doaa to tho oar.
HERE IS A PART OF THE
PROGRAM I
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SETTINGS ' FOR A FANTASTIC
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Mr Wilfred played under tha auiplce
of the Omaha Society of Fine Art. lent
Anril before two packed houaea at the
HrnM. He haa a return engagement
ifter hi Lincoln recital.
c,..- ea tale at Roaa P. Curtica Co. and
College Book Store
EVE., 8:15 II.BO and $1.00
MAT, 2:30 75c
LIBERTY
THURS.-FRI.-SAT.
Tnwa and D'Hortys
Assisted By "KID" Tha Dof Wonder
Gibson & Betty
In
A COUNTER PROPOSAL"
"Sport" North & Co.
Comedy Playlet
"BULLDOG SAMPSON"
Sufiested irom J. Hartley Manner'a
Play
"The Great John Canton"
Bob Al
Ward Brothers
As
Bertie and Archie
In
"PENNY ANTE" y
Jim & Betty Morgan
And Their
COLLEGIATE ORCHESTRA
Preeent
"SONGS AND MUSIC SOMEWHAT
DIFFERENT"
"Love's Sweet Piffle"
A New Sennett Comedy
Alia Newa and Topical Picture
BABICH and tha ORCHESTRA
SHOWS START 2:30. 7:00, 9:00
RIALTO
ALL THIS WEEK
Constance Talmadge
In Another Slde-Spllttlnf Fun FUm
"Her Night
of Romance"
"The Sheik of Araby"
A Beautiful Surprise Party
New and Comedy Picture
Rlalto Symphony Orchestra
SHOWS AT I, 3, 5, 7, p. m.
LYRIC
THIS
WEEK
Tha Play That Car New York
Ita Thrill
Tarnish
7
On tha Star.
Fred Hughes &
Billy Axtman
The Famous
RADIO STARS
Newa and Comedy Picture
LYRIC CONCERT ORCHESTRA
SHOWS AT 1, 3, 6, 7. p. m.
Colonial week
RETURN ENGAGEMENT OF
The Greatest Thrill Shaw
On Earth
"The Covered
Wagon"
Also
"THE CO-GETTERS"
Tha Filth Stary
Kinogram of lnteret
SHOWS AT 1. 3, I, 7, p. m.
Send It to
VARSITY
CLEANERS
and DYERS
- ROY WITHERS, Manager
Phone. B-3367
It's a safe bet
that over half the men that en
ter our shop are University
Students. "Such popularity
must be deserved."
The
Barbers
(10 chairs)
127 No. 12th St.
Ten Years Ago
The Pre-Medic Society Journeyed
to the State Hospital for the Insane.
Just how many of the future doctors
rode with the compliments of the
traction company could not be de
termined. There were so many in
the car that it presented a very sani
tary and antiseptic appearance.
Most of the time was spent in ob
serving: cases of insanity and listen
ing to lectures by Chieaeo rjhvRioiana.
The second all-University party
was to be held. Whether the party
was to be a success could not be de
termined as it was said that "the
students of Nebraska have a reputa
tion for quickly becoming: tired of
new ideas, and it remains to be seen
whether this objection will hold good
when applied to this real University
function." It was rumored that
the faculty was to appear in a body
to see themselves as they had been
fty years before. Dancing was to
be the main feature of the evening?.
but an excellent program had been
arranged. Twenty-five cents admis
sion was to be charged.
A banquet and cabaret show had
been arranged for the members of
the Cornhuskcr football team in
Omaha on December 15. The ban
quet was to be open to any Nebraska
booster and over three hundred were
expected to attend. , -
A "Merry Christmas Tae Dav"
sponsored by several campus organi
zations was announced. The plan
was to raise a sum of money with
which to aid poor families of Lincoln
in having a comfortable, and if pos
sible, a merry Christmas.
Final plans had been decided unon
for the new buildings at the College
of Agriculture. $700,000 was to be
available within the next four years
to be applied in the erection of new
buildings and increased equipment.
The College Press
UNIVERSITIES AND RESEARCH.
If for no other reason, it Seems to
us the budget now filed with the
state budget commissioner is justified
by that paragraph of the introduc
tion which says, "The University can
not escape the responsibility in the
fields of technical and social service,
but must push forward in its pro
gram of research, of teaching, of
leadership, and of service, both on
the campus and off the campus,, to
the people of the state.
We are not easily influenced by
the cry for more and larger build
ings. We hold the buildings of sec
ondary importance to the school. To
us the prime essentials of a univer
sity are those things mentioned above
research, teaching, leadership.
With a certain amount of funds,
the University can function as it has
in the past. It can hold classes. Pro
fessors can be obtained who will
teach the subjects listed in the cata
logue. Students will receive degrees
and will be turned loose upon the
world "educated." But the Univer
sity will not have contributed any
thing to the progress of the world,
and will not take its rightful place
among the great institutions of the
nation.
The great commercial activities re
ly for much of their knowledge upon
the research which is conducted in
universities. The science of medi
cine is advanced by university men,
European Tours
For College Men and Women
SUMMER 1925
64 Days
$395 ndup
College credit up to 8 hours
if desired
For full parricuar addree
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
Tear DlTlaloa
Washington Square, New Terk
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CARO
LINA "A freshman's roommate has
more to do with his failing work than
either fraternities or athletics, or any
other outside activity." ,
Hotel
De Hamburger
rag
DC
Buy 'em by the sack
1141 Q St.
TOMORROW ONLY!!
F ?
W ?
SILVER MOON
facing the campus
The Hauck Studio
Learn to Dance!
Wa guarantee to teach you to
dance in six . private lasson.
Phono for appointment.
Mr. T. E. Williams
Phono B42S8
Private Studio, 1220 D St.
Our Beautiful
Christmas
GIFTS
Are Now Ready
1 For Your
Selection.
Boxed Writing Papers
in Hand Decorated
Designs.
Leather Gifts
Metal Gifts
Fountain Pens
Eversharp Pencils
and many others
TUCKER
1 SHEAN
1123 "O" ST.
See Our Windows.
chiefly from such places as John
Hopkins. Experiments in electricity
and chemistry conducted in univer
sities change the course of human
action. Political science and the so
cial sciences are aided by university
research.
The world at large hears of the
University by reading of the results
of these researches. If for no other
reason, then for the selfish one that
sons and daughters of Ohioans should
be connected with a school which is
contributing to the progress of the
world, the legislature should grant
the budget requested.
Ohio State University must take its
place along with the other universi
ties of the land which are engaged in
education on a larger scale than the
simple teaching of lessons in a class
room. Ohio State Lantern.
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drink of
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gum the point
and makes the
best pen write
better.
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The 46 Special at $5.00 and the Student's
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Our Pictures Speak for
Themselves
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1216 O St. B2991
Cream Tomato Soup 15'
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"Why do you always
give the hat girl
such big tips?"
"Well, you see
I wear a Dunlap Hat
and it always looks so good
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that I feel generous!"
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ore
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