HE DAILY NEB RASKAN
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$1.50 io $6.00
Boys, 75c to $2.00
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THE PRINTER
317 SI2th PHONE B23I9
University Jeweler and
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Your Patronage Solicited
POPULAR PRICED .M EN S WEATt
SATURDAY
WILL BE
BALMACAAN DAY
HERE
We have about 39 of these
nifty Storm Proof Coats
which we will close out at
$9.95
Values Up To $15
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Society
Miss Pauline Davis, a former stu
dent of the University of Nebraska,
aud an assistant in the Agricultural
Extension department since last Sep
tember, left for Rochester, N. Y.,
where she will teach domestic science
In the Mechanics' Institute.
Mrs. V. K. Hardy, '90, Is one of the
delegates .from Lincoln to the State
Suffrage Association which opens its
sessions In Omaha today. Mrs. Hardy
Is a member of the state executive
committee.
AG CLUB INITIATION.
Event Will Be Staged In the Judging
Pavllllonat the Farm All Agri
culture Men Urged to Come.
Every Ag College man out for initia
tion Saturday night, whether member
of Ag Club or not. The fun will be
In the Judging Pavillion at the Farm.
Dig feed and a good time. Come!
PROFESSOR MOLZER WILL
GIVE BENEFIT CONCERT
Will Give Violin Recital for Benefit of
Bohemians Three Thousand
Dollars Raised In Omaha.
The Bohemians of Nebraska are
forming a relief fund for the Bo
hemians in Austria, and are making
good headway in the work. There is
a committee in charge of the work
here at the University composed of
the studepts who are selling statuettes
of Komensky, the famous Bohemian
educator. The committee Is com
posed of Bessie Strejc and Cyril J.
Ilrbek; they have collected about
Torty dollars up to this time and are
making more every day. In Omaha
the Bohemians have collected a fund
of three thousand dollars, and the
fund collected here at the University
will be added to this fund and sent
direct to the Bohemians In Austria.
The Bohemians have a hard lot, as
they must fight for the cause of Aus
tria and Germany. Like the Belgians,
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of
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THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME
Father, mother, sister, brother,
sweetheart, lover. What will you
take them for Christmas?
We have a little booklet contain
ing hundreds of classified sugges
tions for Christmas. A copy will
be given free to each one who men
tions the "Nebraskan."
The Book Shop
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Column
George S. Aldrlch, senior In the Col
lege of Law, was married this week
to Miss Alberta Wyatt The wedding
took place In Omaha. Mr. Aldrlch Is
a son of ex-Governor C. H. Aldrlch
He is a member of the Delta Tau
Delta fraternity.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones have re
turned from their wedding trip and
are making their home at 2562 Cam
den avenue. Omaha. Mrs. Jones was
Miss Augusta Harnsberger of Ash
land. Both Mr. and Mrs. Jones gradu
ated from the University in 1909.
they can not fight for a cause that is
dear to them, but must fight as Aus
tria dictates. Accordingly, they are
rapidly being destroyed as a nation.
In many of the villages there is no
one left except the old men, cripples
and women. All the young men have
been killed, and if the present war
goes on much longer there will be
very few Bohemians left in Austria.
The committee here at the Univer
sity has announced that there will be
a concert in the studio of Prof. August
Molzer, a violinist in this city, and
the proceeds of this will go to the
Bohemian fund. The date for -this
concert will be announced in the Dally
Nebraskan later, as they do not ex
pect to give it until the week before
Christmas. The Bohemians are to be
congratulated upon the way in which
they are taking hold of the work of
relieving their unfortunate brothers in
the home land.
PROFESSOR ALEXANDER ILL.
Confined to His Home for a Few Days
With Neuralgia Improving
Rapidly.
Prof. H. B. Alexander, of the de
partment of philosophy, has been con
fined to his home for several days by
an attack of neuralgia, but Is improv
ing rapidly and will soon be back to
his duties at the University.
Botany Prof. "You can always
Identify trees by their bark."
Bright Stude "What if they" refuse
to bark?"
"What are you cutting out of the
paper?"
"An item about a California man se
curing a divorce because his wife went
through his pockets."
"What are you going to do with it?"
"Put it in my pocket." Rocky Mt.
Collegian.
Now it the time to get your Corn
husker Banquet ticket.
$4.00 Pt.
Texas Baseball Men Receive
Macklnawa.
Lucher Stark, a business man in
Austin, Texas, has donated sixteen
mackinaws to the baseball team of
Texas University. The new macki
naws are to be extra long, double
breasted, and orange In color. On the
backs of these will be a steer's head
In white, and on the left breast the
word "Texas" In white block letters.
Mr. Stark has already contributed
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money for the construction of a mod.
em drying room; $100 toward sending
the varsity band to Dallas, and do
nated twenty-four orange and white
blankets to the football team.
And Then He Woke Up.
I sat up late and pondered,
'Till the light my eyes did scorch;
Then. the day broke, and
Woke up. "The Sleeping Porch."
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