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THE DAILY NEBBASEAN
WE HAVE JUST OPENED
Practical Showing
of Committee Work
at Y. M. C. A.
The third weekly "Hound Up"
meeting of the committee force of the
Young Men'H ClirlHtlan iiHHoclntion will
ho held In the Banquet hull of the
Temple, Saturday at twelve-thirty. Dr.
T. W. Jeffrey will lead the devotion
al part of the program. Reports will
bo made by the committee and several
of the delegates from the Kuiihuh City
convention. The unique part of this
meeting will be the practical demon
stration of committee service. The
men will take part, on acting aa a
committee man the other taking the
part of a student. Tho demonstration
will he in the form of a debate in
which the committee man will endeav
or to enlist the student In bible study.
After the debate the General Secre
tary, Mr. Ewlng, will conduct a dis
cussion on tho methods used. All
committee men are urged to help start
Ihe new year right
COMMITTEE FORMULATES PLANS
Seniors Will Obtain Necessary Infor
mation from 15 Schools Drake
Facing Similar Problem.
The committee of live seniors ap
pointed to ascertain the practibility
and need of a student council, met last
evening and formulated plans to en
able them to gather the desired In
formation from other schools. Ac
cording to present plans they will in
vestigate the systems of student gov
ernment in about lf0 schools, from
all parts of the United States. The
committee will then present the sali
ent points of the information in such
a manner that It can be readily un
derstood by everyone, whether ac
quainted with the subject or not.
Drake has been puzzling over the
same question of late, and during tho
holidays the librarian made a collec
tion of various articles on student
government, Including some twenty
volumes varying from "Proceedings of
the National Educational Association"
to articles In the more popular articles.
HOARD (Jood home cooking. :!.ru per
week. f)24 No. 13 st. 1-7-LH.
ED'S TOGGERY
a well known local
fumishinggoodsstore
decided to quit busi
ness. We offered him
50c on the dollar. He
accepted. Watch for
the big bargain event
of the season in the
near future.
KLINES
1132 0 Street
"THE EVANS"
DRY CLEANING PLANT
TELEPHONE B 2311
CLEANERS, PRESSERS, DYERS
333 NORTH TWELFTH STREET
Organization Pictures Must Be Taken
by February 15 Is Ruling
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kinds are solicited and all those who
have any of the informal photos are
requested to bring them to the Rag
ofllco and drop them into tho Corn
husker box.
Swift aBserts that with the pictures
all in on schedule tlrne, the publica
tion will make its formal appearance
about the first of May. The book will
1)0 full of the best obtainable In the
way of contributions and pictures, the
snapshot department will be one of
the big features of the 1914 book. The
prediction is that the new Cornhusker
will be the best that the students have
ever seen at the university.
For the benefit of those who have
not had their pictures taken for the
book, Swift announces that arrange
ments have been made whereby Town
send will receive the tardy ones until
January 24. It is urged that the
juniors and seniors who have not had
their pictures taken as yet attend to
Jt at once as the time is limited.
Program for Union Literary Society,
January 9, 1914.
First Chapter or Union Serial
Miss Vera Stuff
Vocal Solo Mr. Barnes
"Our Wast"- A History of Union
Miss Doris Slater
Pantomime "Mother Goose Rhymes
Followed by social hour.
MANHATTAN Shirts at discounts which average
almost 30 per cent it's the big feature in our Fur
nishings Dept. right now.
If you've worn Manhattans, this hint should be
enough to bring you in on the run. If you haven't,
here is a splendid and economical chance to make
their acquaintance. They are "known as the best
the best known."
$1 .50 Shirts now
$2.00 Shirts now
$2.50 Shirts now
$3.00 Shirts now
$3.50 Shirts now
$4.00 Shirts now
$5.00 Shirts now
$1.15
$1.38
$1.88
$2.25
$2.65
$2.85
$3.55
p?nwnalfl
Kennett Warner of Minneapolis,
Minn., is visiting friends in Lincoln.
S. II. Fullaway and L. 10. Miller of
Missoula, Montana were campus
visitors tills week.
MAGEE & DEEMER
Delivery Free Anywhere by Parcel Post
AMUSEMENTS
j
James K. Hackett will apear at the
Oliver theatre, Monday, Jan. 12 in
"The Grain of Dust," a play that he
has established as one of the most
pronounced successes of the past few
seasons.
A slight story of the play is as fol
lows, and concerns Frederick Norman,
who is a member of a New York Hrm
the junior member, yet conceded to bo
its most vital force lie has grappled
with mighty problems of corporation
law, and has become a past master in
the art of looking in a cold blooded
way upon the crushing results of bus
iness and upon Josephine Hurroughs,
daughter of the firm's chief client, and
the girl he was supposed to marry, in
the same way.
He realizes suddenly, after months
of fighting, that Dorothy HalloweU, a
stenographer in his firm's employ, lias '
cast a spell over him ttiat he cannot
escape. In spit of (lie pleadings of
ids own family, of his business associ
ates and of other friends, lie gives
up the woman of his own social status,
sacrifices his legal connection and
places himself on a footing with the
little stenographer. Later he breaks
with his law partners that he may
win the girl for his wife. Hurroughs
in tho meantime threatens him for
casting Ids daughter Josephine aside.
True to Ills revengeful prophesy ho has
brought the young man to the brink
of failure. All that Norman lias at
tempted, after leaving the firm, has
resulted in failure, but at tho moment
when tilings look blackest, a client
the enemy of Hurroughs, gives Nor
man carte blanche in a fight against
the latter, and snatches him back from
absolute bankruptcy by means of a
I large retainer.
Those who like a play of purely
American motives, development and
inspiration, treated in a broad and
powerful manner typically American
and portraying purely American types,
will enjoy Shlpman's dramatization
of Graham Phillips' powerful story.
For Cab or Taxicab
For Parties, Call
ENSIGN
Best Cabs, Best Service
Get Your Call in Early
GUaaBtfiri (Htflumn
LOST An Alpha Theta Chi watch
charm. Return to Rag office. l-9-3t
LOST Waterman's fountain pen, on
or near campus. Return to Rag
office. 1-9-31
WANTED 10 experienced furnishing
salesmen to help us sell Ed's Tog
gery stock. Apply at Kline's, 1132
O St. 1-9-3 1
LOST A bunch of 5 keys on a silver
chain. Finder leave at Rag office. l-9-3t
LOST A sabre belt was missed from,
the captains' and majors' dressing
room yesterday evening. Please re
turn to Nebraskan office during the
day. 1-9-lt
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