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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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JAN. 18 UNI. CHURCH DAY
ALL CHURCHES MAKE PREPARA
TIONS FOR BIG ATTENDANCE.
OF STUDENTS.
CHANCELLOR AND Y.M.C.A. WORK
Every Effort WIN be Made to Get all
Possible Numbers out
to Services.
Next Sunday, January IStli will bo
University Sunday at all the Lincoln
churches. This plan was formulated
several weeks ago by the Uunivorslty
pastors and the Association Secre
taries, and the result Is that tho
churches in the city will recognize
Sunday next as all University Church
Day. The main Idea the committee.
had in mind was to ask the various
churches to recognize the day by hav
ing special sermons and services and
In this manner try to get every stud
ent to attend somo church on that day.
The pastors of the churches have
shown great Interest with tho scheme
and with the aid of the committee are
making special arrangements for tho
day. Rev. 10. A. Worthley Methodist
University pastor Is the (Minimum of
the student committee.
One purpose that tho committee had
In mind when tho plan was originated
was that a demonstration might be
given to the people of tho state that
the University student and the Uni
versity organizations as a whole do
not entirely lack that religious spark
as has been sometimes alleged.
Another object of the plan Is to start
the church going habit among the
ranks of those who have not taken
advantage of the opportunity to attend
church since their arrival at the uni
versity.
Tho Chancellor has expressed him
self as being favorable to the plan and
has shown much Interest in the event,
being very helpful to It.
The committee proposes to get out
cards the last or the week, the same
to be put in tho hands of every stud
ent. A few posters will also aid the
student in the selection of churches
for the coming event, and will servo
as a reminder to those who the least
Inclined to bo absent minded.
It is to be a truly all university af
fair and the student body is urged to
turn out and attend some church on
that day. Letters have been sent to
every fraternity sorority and club urg
ing that all members attend the
church of their Individual preference.
Committees Announced.
Senior Prom.
Noble, Harold M.
Driscoll, J. Lynn.
Hunt, Gladys.
Jess, Helen.
Kellogg, Rachael.
Invitation Committee.
Kavan, William.
Pettis, Marlon.
The chairman of the above were ap
pointed prior to this time: Fred Keith,
chairman prom, Elizebeth Hyde,
chairman invitations. Sam S. (Jrlffln,
pres.
Lloyd (). Mayer, National secre
tary of Alpha Sigma Phi, made a short
visit at the local chapter house Fri
day evening, en route from Now York
City to Portland, Ore.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE AT
20 and 25
Per
Cent
DISCOUNT
Now is the time to buy your Winter Suit or Overcoat. We have a wonderful as
sortment of patterns and styles, everyone bought this season and nothing better in
quality, at 20 PER CENT AND 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
SHIRT SALE
.
$2.50 SHIRTS NOW
$2.00 SHIRTS NOW
$1.79
$1.49
FUR CAPS VA OFF
$1.50 SHIRTS NOW
$1.00 SHIRTS NOW
$1.19
69c
SWEATERS VA OFF
This is a good place to buy Good Clothes
FULK
CLOTHING
COMPANY
1236-38 0 STREET
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WE HAVE JUST OPENED
"THE EVANS"
DRY CLEANING PLANT
TELEPHONE B 2311
CLEANERS, PRESSERS, DYERS
333 NORTH TWELFTH STREET
SPHARO STYX WILL ISSUE
NO COMPS FOR JAN. 17
Innovation is Sprung by Audtior Tuck
erman in Statement Giv
en Out Monday.
The tickets for the Sparo-Styx Min
strel show have been validated. No
complimentary tickets will be vali
dated for this entertainment. L. B.
Tuckerman Jr. Auditor of Student or
ganizations. The above announcement comes as
a distinct surprise to most university
students after the complimentary lists
which are printed week after week In
the Dally Nebraskan. Sphani Styx
has sprung an innovation of a radical
nature although altogether desirable.
Tho conipllmentaries have been cut
out by action of the managers alto
gether voluntarily and without any
suggestion on tho part of university
authorities.
The unusual expense incurred in
the staking of the big fun festival Is
given as tho reason for this decision.
Elaborate stagings and costumes, most
of which comes from' Chicago will be
used. The mere incidental expenses,
when it is considered that sixty five
characters present the show, pile up
to no mean ligure. Consequently the
club has decided to issue no free
passes and to use every cent towards
payments of bills.
Blocks of seats were reserved by
almost all the organizations Saturday
morning. Seats went on general sale
Monday morning.
Soph Caps Appear on Campus.
Now is the time for the sophomore
to distinguish himself from the other
classmen on the campus. The caps
that are to be the distinguishing
feature have arrived and are on sale
downtown. The fact of their arrival
has not been well advertised but not
withstanding this there are many to
be seen on the campus.
Ruth Cull of Oakland, Neb , is vis
iting at the Chi Omega house.
Helen Prince of Iosa is visiting at
the IM Ilii house.
Spharo Styx Show
OLIVER THEATER SAT. JAN. 17
A Fun Festival consisting of up-to-the
minute "vodvil" and minstrel
entertainment produced by an all
university cast.
OVER SIXTY IN CAST
WRITTEN BY A UNI MAN
DIRECTED BY
JOHN T. PRINCE, JR.
P R I C ES $ 17 75c, 50c! R eserva
tions open Monday at Oliver Box
Office. Organizations reserve tomorrow.
OLIVER THEATER
THURSDAY NIGHT, JAN. 15
EMMA
TRENTINI
In the Comedy Opera Triumph
THE FIREFLY
PRICES FROM $2 TO 50 CENTS
JAN. 26-28, "PEG O' MY HEART7,
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