T,nr- npp. rMtifA ciTimniv vnVRM RF.Tl IR. 1022.
tilt, Obu . wfiwittmt - - -
. , i !
i twiiut'd In cumiet-tioti
with the as.
time the body br.-ala ui Into groups,
separated according to agea. The
vwlous groups tudy the topic to
gether until 10. In this way tli at
tendance at tho meeting is increased
Ball Player I Named
Iter, allcitnig ciuciiy ana im "rt
Leader of Crelghton
Church Dinner Bring"
with the conduction of church prayer
meminas la being tried at tha Klrat
I'renbyterlan church her. A dinner
Is served in tht parlor of tha church
at I 30. At 7:1& ft devotional aervlce
la liolil laming until T:43, at which
levtlng tlieir an. Chillies Jack,
The puiilon i'.lt-a further that Mr.
Uudtner aalked the etrrets carrying
on fllrlitlliMis 'h other men, one of
The couplia were marrtc
temtwr. 1'.'IJ.
1 huti In Sep.
in Beatrice Divorce Ue
Heat nc, Neb,, Nov. 17. Hjie. IbI H
Fred Uudtner of this city Ims begun
anion for divorce from lonna tiudt-
Crowd to Prayer .Meeting
!'ayea City, Nb., Nov. 17. fpe-
Homecoming Workers
Tainted aheUea
enrej for.
aia iiioat eamiy
Cial.-A plan which Is gaining jmpti-
whom, "Jigg ' Tnrkcr, a ban piayer,
larlty over the country In connection
many times.
Rain Not to Halt
Crcighton Fete
of Homecoming
Only Affair on Program the
Weather May Change la
Barbecue Large At
tendance Expected.
Tialn or thin, Crcighton homecom
ing riuy exerciaea will be hil'l today,
according to schedule. With num
har of group commltteo true tinge ye
tvrilay anil lint night, tflnut tourhes
weta put tn anitngeriiHits for the
i i-li liratlon, according to Gerund
'hiiliiiinn Edward V. Lvnr?.
"One hundrHl and furty-threa rom
iiilHfta huve worked on tha pinna fur
ilia humeromiiif day," su Id C'halrmun
Liary, "Hwiy grudiiutn nf Crcigh
ton hue been tnvlteil by h-tter, In ii-r-aun,
ly tilfgrapli or telephone, lo
i nine luick 'Iuiiiik' for I h in one rtiiy."
TIiitc will I;" aoniethltiff moving:
i vi-iy iiilniito of lh day In :onnctln
with th homecoming. FVom tha inln
ute thi) morning train begin arriv
ing at 7 anil I he hnnifcomi-i a are met
nt tho (li-piNll hy 10 yonntf women un
d r the rliairinanshlp of Mm. Juiiics
It. Ifunlry, until t'h orchestra playa
tho luat note for ti iliinco towards
midnight, thing will move at a rapid
I HCI.
Alumni In ItegUtcr,
The first official act, after the wrl
come at the railroad stations, will he
the registration of.lha nluninl at the
university. The registration Ineludee
the dlatrlbutlon of tho official badgee.
At 10:30 In the morning the etudent
union will atoga the "Crelghton clr
rua" in the unlvcralty auditorium.
Then will coma the barbecue, for
which nearly a ton and a half of
roast beef hna been provided under
tho direction of Hugh fillleeple. If the
weather permit, tho barbecue will b
held on the campus next to the as
tronomlcal observatory. In caae of
rain, It will be tranaferred to the
baaement of the gymnnalum.
The roll fall atarla at 1:30 and the
name of every member of every clan
ever formed at Crelghton alnce the
f
$5.00 $6.00 $7.50
Trimmed Hats
$2.50
ALMOST CRAZY
MM
PIMPLES
On Face, Could Not Sleep,
Cuticura Healed. , ij
"Pimples broke out on my fore
head and aoon spread all over my
lace. Tney were nmra, ig
and red and teetered. The
pimples itched and burned
ao that I waa almoet erasy
at timea. My face waa dla
fturd, and at night I could
not eleep on account of the
" I read an advertisement for Cuti
cura Soap and Ointment and aent
for a free eample. They helped roe
an I purchased more, and after using
four cakea of Cuticura Soap, with
the Cuticura Ointment, I was healed."
(Signed) Earl Johneon, R. 3, Box
37, Peebles, Ohio, Mar. 1, 192J.
Use Cuticura for all toilet purpoaes.
uiru suk r bTUu amdhi ".P"1"?1"
nWrl.1 D.pt B, MaMMU.BteM" $! vZ.'
wh". H"ptte. OirtmntTda. TWfmW.
Jaf Cadctir Soap thaTM witbwt
r tail w
Stubborn mllanirnattons
usually respond to
Resinol
Although Resino! CHntmeM la pri
marily intended lor tht treatment ol
skin affections and the conil ol itrn
irg. It has such a strong healing action
that It ia highly ami wukW reconv
mended at a Jreslnjr for the most
stubborn bolia, aorta, wounds, ftc.
It i. M. t.4 i
at t K.WW wMt m
Miiward K. l-cai.
be
eajM4 f fa '
Al SHI UK '?.
HAVE COLOR III CHEEKS
lie Hfitcr Ijoolini TU
Q1U TaMcU
if i 'i--' "'
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tr.5.ta
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unlveralty was organized, will
called.
(iame at VM.
Ami at 2:30 the football game With
Hi Mli hiiiin aalea will open. Oman
football fans linv been looking for.
ward to this ;ia the beat giime of tho
Omaha neaeon and one of the lilKKeni
enmes In which t'relghton has aver
nnrtidnated. Three aectlons of tha
footbull atanda have been re-rved for
the alumni, and from tha number of
acceptance received by a, a. ncnao
Inger, athjello director of Crelghton
unlveralty, every seat will be taken
and 2,600 to ,&00 fans will be forced
In MlSnd.
The celebAtlon will close with a
Aunna Ann a anioker. The student
union la clvlng the dance, the unl
vereitv tho smoker. The younger
students are expected to attend tho
dance, while the amoker la expected
to draw the "old timers."
Sometime during the evening the
winner of the loving cup will be an
nounced at the dance and tne prcsuo
. ...in isA ..ai Immediately.
laiion -win " - .
"Homecoming" ia to be an annual
event at Crelghton In the future.
. . Ti.himun isxiied a nroclBina
tlon yesterday In which he announced
that alumni of Creigmon wc.
come home."
n,.rnnf Spks to Force
r tv
Attorney to Make Report
Lincoln, Nov. tBiiBvio.
gram governor McKatvIa Is seeking
legal advice as to how to fore County
Attorney J. h. Crlmm of Scottabluff
to Inform him wnai oispokiuuh
been made In tha shooting and killing
t uni. Mxlcan. last sum-
mer by the aonOf William John of
Melbetft. M , .
The governor received Information
of the nhootlng aeveral month ago
from Miguel Angel Rlfo, Mexican
consul, at Kansas City, who stated
that ha could get no information from
the county attorney.
"I hava written the county attorney
three times In an effort to get a. re
port of the affair," the governor said.
"I registered tne iam
there la no repiy
Nebraska City Man Killed
in Hunting Acciaent
v.t,.b. nn Nob.. Nov. 17.
(Speclal.H-Louia Mltzner. 34, farmer.
was instantly Kiuea ny "i --""
discharge of his anotgun. x.m
charge struck him in the right de
Juat below the armpit. Mltzner, with
a relative, had gone to a sandbar In
the Minnow! river and retired behind
tho blind, when Mlizner w'i"
to draw hia gun over mo ".
hammer of the weapon atrlklng a
rilai-hsrsed. The VlO-
HllCK UUU UTJl.iB
tim waa born in this community and
maUo bis home wun a orowiei ....
Paul. He la aurvlved by three broth-
era and five sisters.
"My Autobiography Seen
in Uty rams, oaya iiuuu.v
i y.tr to ha ex-
cused when it come to writing autobi
ographies Their public refusal cornea
. .....i irti.iHo lw friends
Wln it waa learned that Mayor
Jutnea Dahlman waa to begin woik
on his. , .
"My autobiography is to be seen in
the city parka," Commissioner J. B.
Hummel said.
.... ...VI . ,.T, mn 1,111.
tr. l-miuioaii v '
1.. ,....! Ufa unit Ills
standing ngure m v...w
, . . ... ha nt Interest to
autolilOBraiu.T --- -
. i n., ' ... thn nulllilin Of Folic
inO IIUIMIV;, " - " r
. ... t.
t'ommiaeloner ji. . i""'"- ,
Hamiltnii Count v Taxpayer
ill Diacuan Public Funtls
Aurora, Neb., Nov. IT. (Speclat.r
The meting of th Taxpayeia League
of Hamilton County on November .5.
. .. m ka on of the blligest
meetinga held In th county this year.
l r.i.lnt I. W. Farley an.t in -.
.1... m,niiiM nf the leatfu lll have
,x .bfmlt program ready to propoee
... . ... ...a,..i..i li will Include both
.eunty and a'at matter herein th
state money ran m vu,
Pawner CitV Ctilllle UC
50 Year n ?ain rami
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TAe Clothini Corner ol Omaha" Closes 6 P. M. Saturdays PIme Shop Early
j as k tt n n a 1 ar w t r
I GoW Piece
Free
A Wai inc5vid.il Cuk II
Vk pudiucic$25or
mortaov Jy
store
AnniversarP
last K;w
Stop On a Transfer
Your Final Opportunity
To Secure Anniversary Souvenirs
And your greatest opportunity of the season to choose
from the most wonderfully complete selections of
quality clothes ever assembled in the middle west.
I Gold Piece
1 Free
Ml WdibMuilCisli j
purdiucio($Oor SI
. moreitour i
Shop On a Transfer
America's tteft Soils and Overeoats
Feature Value Hand-Tailored Clothes
Neskaersomll
lected fabrics and super
vised manufacture gives
you.. 20 to 30 extra
value Compare: 1
The Mammoth
Overcoat Display
Endless selections of the new plaid
back styles in" every variation of
color from lighter shades to dark
tones. Scores upon scores of models
in full belt or belt back models one
entire floor devoted to overcoats for
men and young men.
$
40
45
- l
20 to '65
Students' Suits
Sizes 31 to 36
FExVTURE SPECIAL
VALUES
15 and '20
Extra Pants
at $3.00
Extra Pants
at $5.00
Nebraska's prestige in tlte
markets of the world gives
you widest range of famous
designers' finest style pro
ductionsCompare. Smart Suits in
Wide Selections
Entirely new fabrics of quality, finer
weaves than you've seen in years;
more beautiful colorings; sport mod
els, single and double breasted styles.
Semi-conservative or conservative;
enormous range of special sizes for
men of every build.
25 to '50
Young Men's Suits
Sizes 36 to 42
' FEATURE SPECIAL
VALUES
'20 and '25
Extra Pants
at $5.00
Extra Pants
at $5.00
Buy Men's Trousers
Wonderful values ia every conceivable pattern and the most extraordinarily
complete range of sizes in all proportions. ave $2.50 to $5.00 at our prices.
3i2 $5 $7
Men's Pants Second Floor
50
Sturdy Worsted Suits
Years since men have had an opportunity to buy such extra good quality
worsted suits dark faney mixtures in many patterns. All sizes.
$25 $30 $3
Extra Pants, $5.00 and $7.50
Msa's, Vaaac MtB'a, Bsys' a4 Iktltfrsa'a Clotalar EMir Stroud MoorMain Building and Aaact
Men! Supply Your Winter Needs in Haberdashery
Smart New Hats and Footwear, Saturday
Shop on a transfer all over tho store. St-eurt the best values your
money will huv, and receive anniversary irold pieces for irootl measure.
Buy warm underwear from the
west's most cpmplete selections
of leading makers Vassar, Su
perior, Duofold. Every size and
every projwrtlon.
Buy warm sweaters. Here
you'll find the best styles and
values in famous llradleys,
Travelos, Tom Wye and many
others.
Huy warm gloves Perrins,
Fownes, Adlers; dress, street,
driving; fur and fur lined, wool
and wool lined gloves; the
greater glove store.
Buy Educator and All America
Quality Shoes
Buy Nebraska Special Shoes
Great Values, $3 and $ii
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Buy Stetson and Mallory
Hats
Unit Trunks, Hags and
Suit Vases
wm ssaiaina6 ' m H
. mm tVf't Jl f U l till ,1t i HI mimxm-