THE DAILY NEBRASKA!
Oliver Theater
FRIDAY NIGHT, NOV. 3
A Musical Event of Art, Music
and Dancing for "All University
of Nebraska"
Celebrated Russian Dancer
PAVLEY AND OUKRAINSKY
Miss Jarman, Contralto
Complete Company and Sym
phony Orchestra of 25
PRICE8 $2.00 ,to 60c
ALL NEXT WEEK
(Except Thursday Night, Nov. 9)
3 Times Daily -2:30, 7:20 and
9:00 p. m.
"Tho Litllo Girl
floxt Door"
"It Is impossible that any gir."
should open the door to destruc
tion after having been shown so
vividly what lies beyond."
Children under 16 not admitted.
Thursday-Friday-Saturday
Martin Meck's Orpheum Circuit
2:30 Two Performances Daily 8:20
ALLAN BROOKS
In His Newest Comedy Dramalet
"Dollars and Sense"
LINNES CLASSIC DANCERS
Featuring Mile. Una
DUNBAR'S OLD TIME DARKIES
In Southern Plantation Melodies
AL & FANNY STEDMAN
In "Pianocapers"
S. W. SAVEEN and ALEX CROSS
Travesty Gladiators
HARRY CLARKE
"IndividualityThat's His Specialty"
GORDON & RICA
In a Cycle of Surprises
ORPHEUM ORCHESTRA
'Prices Mats., All Seats 25c; Nights:
25c, 50c, 75c
LINCOLN'S POPULAR PLAYHOUSE
MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
NELUSCO AND HURLEY
European Versatile Novelty
THE SHIELDING SHADOW"
Episode No. 3
"THE MYSTIC DEFENDER"
PATHE NEW8
"WHEN LITTLE LINDY SANG"
Drama
"A CROOKED MIXUP"
Comedy
STANLEY AND FARRELL
In "After the Wedding"
TIME 2, 7, 9
MATINEE 10c NIGHT8 15c
AGESTIC
Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Thursday "ONE DAY"
Sequel to "Three Weeks"
Love, Tragedy, Drama and Comedy
are Judiciously woven into this great
tory.
Also Comedy Wednesday and
Thursday
Hans and Fritz Cartoon Comedy
Time 1:30, 8:15, 6:00, 7:15, 9 p. m.
Admission 5 and 10 cents
For Justice
of the Peace
7. 0. McEEYNOLDS, Atty.
University of Nebraska
Alumnus
Keep
Carbon
Copies
of lectures, theses, etc. .This
can only be done by buying
or renting a typewriter.
Special rates to students.
Phone or call at
L C Snnlh & Bro.
Typsvmler Co.
LINCOLN, NTEIL.
November 3
Sigma Chi dance Lincoln.
Delta Upsilon Freshman house
dance.
Alpha Omicron PI dance Lindell.
Agricultural Club dance Rosewilde.
Catholic Students Club dance Mu
sic hall.
Phi Gamma Delta dance Chapter
house.
November 4
Delta Delta Delta freshman House
dance.
Girls' Football Luncheon Temple.
Informal Dance Armory.
PI Beta Phi Freshman house dance.
Sigma Nu dance Lincoln.
Silver Lynx dance Chapter house.
N. P. E. Girls' party Armory.
Sigma Phi Epsilon dance Chapter
house.
Elliot Allen, '18, has returned from
a trip to Tobias.
Ernest Sturgis, from Sioux City, is
a guest at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon
house.
HIKERS' CLUB PLANS
WALK TO GREENWOOD
AND RETURN, SATURDAY
With the brisk air and bright days
of fall, not only football, but walking,
has taken a prominent place in the
minds of University students, especial
ly the men. The University of Nebras
ka Hikers' club, an organization
formed to -promote this almost forgot
ten art, has announced a contest for
members to be held Saturday morn
ing, November B. With the old men,
the initiates will walk to Greenwood
and back, all In one morning and In
time to eee the Ames game.
The Greenwood hike is a favorite
one of the club, which has been in ex
istence for some time. Some of the
members of the club were among those
who started to walk to Omaha last
spring, but were held up by rain.
The invitation to join the organiza
tion was issued by Gifrora can
Kirsch, president, and Leslie Giffen,
vice-president.
HOME ECONOMICS WORK
IN NORMAL SCHOOLS
BEFORE NORMAL BOARD
The state normal school board has
called a conference for the home eco
nomics teachers of the four state nor
mal schools, Chadron, Peru, Kearney
and Wayne. This conference will be
held In Lincoln next week and is of
marked importance.
The object of the meeting Is to pro
vide a means for better correlation be
tween the high school, normal school
and university, In the home economics
courses.
The plan is to arrange the two-year
normal school course so that it will be
in concordance with the freshman and
sophomore years at the University,
and thus full credit can be given here
for the work.
BOOKS ON BOOZE
The University Intercollegiate Pro
hibition association calls to the atten
tion of the students that In a list of
the best books on the liquor problem,
published by the National Intercolleg
iate Prohibition association, the fol
lowing are found in the University
library:
Artman. Samuel R. The Legalized
Outlaw.
Calkins, Raymond C Substitute for
the Saloon.
Cutten, George B. The Psychology
of Alcoholism.
Gordon, Ernest The Antl-Aiconoi
Movement In Europe.
Koren, John Economic Aspects of
the Liquor Problem.
Partridge, G. E. The Psychology of
Intemperance.
Northwestern has a "Helen Club,"
of which only girls by that name are
members. Ex.
THE
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Rawson White, '18, has been visit
ing at his home in Omaha.
Sam Smith of the DePauw chapter
of Sigma Chi, is in the city.
Sarah Cole, '18, has returned from
a visit at her home in Omaha.
Pollock Parmele, '19, has been visit
ing at his home in Plattsmouth.
William Goehnpr, ex '15, of Seward,
is a guest at the Sigma Chi house.
Genevieve Rose, '19, and Gertrude
Munger, '19, sang in the LeBaron
Wheatley recital at the Temple, Tues
day evening.
Helen Curtice, '19, Sarah Risdon,
20, Marian Hall, '19, Betty Doyle, '17,
Janet Chase, ex-'18, Norman Curtice,
19, Max Miller, '18, Joe- Seacrest, ex
'18, Pace Woods, '19, and John Stod
dart, '18, are forming a party which
will motor to Louisville this afternoon
to be the guests of Ruth Fitzgerald at
a dinner dance tonight.
Yale undergraduates have formed
an aerial coast defense carps. Two
hydro-aeroplanes are used in practice
daily, and the men in the "overland
battery" are all members of senior so
cieties. Ex.
Resenting an attempt by juniors and
seniors to have him, a freshman stu
dent at Carroll college, Wisconsin, re
cently drew a revolver and scattered
his tormentors with a volley of shots.
Ex.
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
A. H. HUTTON
State Representative
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
RE-ELECTION
Yours for a Business Session and a
Square Deal for the Tax Payer
H. J. WHITM0RE
Democratic Nominee for
POLICE JUDGE
GEO. H. EISSEE
Law Class 1897
Non-Partisan Candidate For
DISTRICT JUDGE
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'Tis not thy -worldly hope or fear,
O fellowr soul! that I would hear;
Nor would 1 know thy hidden sin
What dark corruption lurks within
These things tell not to me!
But that bright thought on rainbow
wing,
That once across thy soul did fling
The radiance of its golden beam
'Tis that unspoken glorious dream
That I would know of thee.
That -light from all the world con
cealed, To me alone be it revealed;
The glory of thy soul lay bare,
And in its brightness let me share
Tis this 1 ask of thee.
Constance Rummons, '26.
SELF-DEDICATION
My soul I consecrate
To highest thought and aims;
And Thee I supplicate
O Thou whose legion names
Are but the masks of Thee
Eternal Entity!
This give me power to do:
To hold my soul still true.
Tho goal be unattained,
And guerdon never gained,
Tho faltering be my pace,
Still may 1 turn my face
Unto the distant gleam
Of Truth's directing beam.
Constance Rummons, '16.
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In the Orpheum Theatre Buildina 12th & P Streets
SODA FOUNTAIN AND LUNCHEONETTE 12 tables and CO chairs
Hot chocolate, coffee, cocoa. Hot soups bouillon, chicken, cream
of tomato, clam, oyster. Meats and sandwiches chicken, ham, cheese,
club house. We cook our own meats and prepare our own soups.
CONFECTIONS High class box candies. Extra quality, chocolates,
cream and nut candies. We roast our own almonds and por.ans. We
are Just now getting in an elegant Jine of candies from New York
that we would like to have you try out.
Toilet Goods, Kodaks and Supplies, Waterman's Fountain Pens.
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