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ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
WEEK OF DECEMBER SEVENTH
CHARLES WAYNE
Assisted by
GERTRUDE DES ROCHE & CO.
TRANS-ATLANTIC FOUR
DORSCH A'RUSSELL
"The Musical Railroaders."
MAlMlNG TWINS
Songs and Acrobatic Dances
MISS MURIEL. 'WINDOM
The Charming Little Prima Donna
YORKE& CRAWFORD
HARRISON BROS.
CUPID'S PRANKS.
MAJESTIC 0RCHE8TRA.
MATS. 2:15 Tues., Thur. and Sat."
Prices 15c and 25c. '
Eve. 8:15 Prices 15c, 25c and 50c.
Week Commencing December 7, '08
THE FULTON STOCK CO.
In the Military Comedy Drama
In Four Acts
THE BLUE AND THE GREY
Doors Open at 7:30 P. M. Curtain
at 8:15 Matinees Wednesdays
and Saturdays at 2:30
Seats Reserved 1 Week in Advance
Box Office Opens at 10 a. m.
Prices Mat. & Eve. 15c and 25c.
ELITE
1329 "O" 8treet.
ELITE II
1330 "O" Street.
LATEST AND BEST
Moving Pictures
IN THE CITY.
The Management extends a cordial
Invitation of every University
of Nebraska student.
ADMISSION 5 CENTS.
Change of Program Mon. and Thur.
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THE MESSIAH.
All students who have sung In the
Messiah In previous years are urged
to assist in the coming rendition ol
tho work which will tako place on
Thursday, December 17. Rehearsals
are hold In the Tomplo Music hall
(second floor) on Tuesday, Wednes
day and Thursday at 5 p. m.
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Got a Majestic ticket fron.
C. H. Frey, florist, 1133 O 8L
Dnnco inuBlc. Phone Boll G27. Auto
3002.
Chapln Bros, florlsta, 127 So. Thir
teenth. Eat at John Wright's, 114 South
Eloventh.
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Beckman Brua. Fine shoes. 1107
O street.
A froo Majestic ticket with each
cash subscription.
The "Hag" till February 1 and a
free Majestic ticket for 50 cents.
Dr. Chas. Youngblut, dentist, 202
Burr block.
Christinas vacation will start Friday
evening December 18 at f o'clock.
Have your clothes pressed at
Weber's Suitorlum. Cor. 11th and O.
Frank Jeusup, law 'OH, has returned
to school after a week's Illness.
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Why not tako your bath at Chris'
bath house, Eloventh and P streots?
There will be a meeting of the ath
letic board this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
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Mother's Dining Hall. Good home
cooking. Prices from one cont up.
308 So. Eloventh SL
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The Nebaskan is still giving Majes
tic tickets to all students who sub
scribe for this paper.
The Nebraska-Illinois debate will
take place In Memorial hall Friday
evening. Tickets may be secured now.
Bryon Yoder, '08, and law '10, is re
porting university news for the State
Journal. Ho held down that position
last spring.
The Cornjiuskcr football team sat
for a group picture at Townsend's
studio Friday afternoon. King Colo
was with the men.
The matter for the new catalog is
now In the hands of the professors.
An attempt Is being mado this year
to get the catalog out enrly In May.
Dr. Howard will address the engln-
FOR ALL KINDS of staple, fancy and
faddish things in Gent's Furnishings, go to
FULK'S :: 1325 O STREET
coring society tomorrow evening at
the Temple. Ho will talk on Industrial
education and the openings for grad
uate engineers. A large attendance Is
expected.
Tho Hawkeyo club will meot Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock In tho Music
hall of tho Temple. All Iowa, students
arc Invited. Important business will
be transacted.
The chemistry club will meot to
night In the chemistry laboratory. Mr.
A. L. Weavor and Mr. ft. L. George
will glvo abstracts of recent chemical
investigations.
.
The Nebraska basketball season will
open Saturday evening when the Corn
buskers meet tho Collegians from Cot
ner. "Student tickets will admit hold
ers to this game.
The alumni of tho university do not
forget its faithful soivants. This was
shown at tho Cornhusker 'banquet last
week when Governor G. L. Sheldon,
'92, proposed a toast for Jack Best,
Nebraska's veteran trainor.
The botany department has received
the first part of a work which when
completed will describe all the trees
of America. The part rocolvod deals
with trees of the Pacific slope. The
book will bo useful for students In
forestry work.
The Sigma XI fraternity will hold
Uh final meotlng Friday evening of
this week. The program will Include
two papers, one by Professor Brunor
on "Tho Introduction of Some Insect
Posts," the other by Professor Rich
ards on "A Now Entrophy Tempera-
turo Diagram."
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At the university Y. M ('. A. mid
week meeting tonight the llrst of a
series of four class meotlngB will bo
held. This meeting will be conducted
by the sophomores with A. M. Hare as
loader. Although conducted by the sec-oud-year
men yet the meeting is open
to all students.
0
Tlllrey Reynolds, a former university
student, is very slcK with typhoid
fever at the home of his parents in
this city. He has been managing a
ranch In southern Canada for over a
year Ho came to Lincoln a few weeks
ag to attend the wedding of his broth
er and contracted the disease soon
after his arrival.
Upon complaint or W. Grift en a war
rant was sworn out In tho practice
court of the college of law Monday I
charging a frcBhnmn law student, Paul
Topping, with the offense or calling
the deputy sheriff, of the court certain
names during a verbal altercation be
tween the two parties. The case was
brought before Justice of Peace II, E.
Aylesworth and a line of HO cents and
costs was Imposed upon Topping.
ALUMNI ARRANGES A BANQUET.
Professor Fossler Will Be Present
With a Seattle Club.
SEATTLE Wash., Doc. 4. Tho Edi
tor or the Dally Nebraskan: "I en
joy tho Nobraskan more than ovor I
am mighty glad to see It Improving
in every wny. It bIiows more Tor tho
Nebraska spirit. My heart goes out
to the school far away though I may
be from the familiar haunts.
"The Alumni association here Is
planning a big banquet to bo given
at tiie New Washington hotel at
which we will huvo the honor ol' Pro
fessor Fossler's presence 'I no date
is December 17.
"By the way, I would like to have
you correct the error concerning me
In the paper several weeks ago. I
am in a better town. I am In a better
Y. M. C. A. Now you may wonder.
You had me reported as religious
work director or tho Portland associa
tion. I am tho membership secretary
of the Seattle Young Men's Christian
Association. The work Is growing
bettor every day. The longer that I
am lit the work the better I like It.
We have n great Held hero and need
more men.
"Sincerely,
"A. E. WOLF.1'
A communication in the Exoninn of
Phillips Exeter objects to the Idea of
limiting tho ability of one man to
hold office. Plans aiming to set bucIi
a limit have been adopted In various
eastern schools.
The Credit Exchange at CrawfordB
vllle, Ind., Is trying to get information
from parents as to how much credit
to extend to Wabash students.
DINN' R ttlG SUCCES
(Continued from Pago 1)
or reminlsoncos, recalling events
wherein tome trait of the cucehov
wub strikingly portrayed.
Many Events Held.
The dinner laBt night was the close
of a Beries of events In honor of Dr.
Andrews. Beginning on Monday
evening with a dinner at the Lincoln
hotel given by Chancellor Andrews
to the board of regents, tho last two
days have been busy ones for Dr.
Andrews. On Tuesday morning spe
cial exercises were held at convoca
tion and nn exceptionally large crowd
attended. The dinner last evening
Ijiven by the members of the faculty
was an exceedingly appropriate close
for these affairs.
Tho board of regents will hold sev
oral Informal meetings to discuss a
successor fpr Chancellor Andrews,
taking final action at tho feular De
comber meeting in Omaha next week
during the cprn show.
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,
Mother, Father, Sister, Brother
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Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs, Trunks,
Bags and Suit Cases. Shoes and
Slippers. Hundreds of articles
something for everyone in the family.
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Tickets $1.00
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