THE DAILY NEBRASKA XV
C. ROY MILLER, Chiropodist
Adjui
410 Ganter Bldg, Phone B3781
ASEPTIC FOOT TREATMENT
tments, Removal of Corns Relief of Bunion. Comfort Shoes
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Oliver Theater
today 2:00; 3:30; 7:30 A 8:00
T a Moving Tlcture Revelation
DeB Plainly With the Ques
D tlon of Birth Control
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THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY
o.ir'a OrDheum Circuit
,.JwTwo Performances Dally-8:20
America's Greatest Tenor
JACQUES PINTEL
Classical Pianist
HELENE DAVIS
Fieven Minutes of Daintiness
TAMEO KAJIYANA
Mind Concentration
PIERLERT AND SCOFIELD
(u-edy Offering, "Helping Hubby"
AUAN DINEHART AND COMPANY
hThe Highest Bidder" by Everett S.
Ruskay
ITA MARIO AND HER ORCHESTRA
Ten Charming Girls Ten
0RPHEUM ORCHESTRA
MATINEE 25c NIGHTS 25c, 50c, 75c
Lincoln's Popular Playhouse
THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
STONE AND HUGHES
Dincing Divertisement
"THE HYPNOTIC KISS"
"GRIP OF EVIL'
Hth Interest-
Compelling
Chapter
PATHE NEWS
Safety First . .
Us Kids
THE O'LEARYS
"A Pair of Jacks"
Time 2:00, 7:00, 9:00
Matinees, 10c; Nights, 15c
MAGESTIC
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
NORMA TALMADGE
In "Fifty-Fifty"
Critics Have Declared This Picture to
bathe Best in Which Miss Talmadge
Hat Appeared. Also a Two-Part Key
atona Comedy and Hans and Fritz,
Cartoon Comedy
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
EMMY WEHLEN
In "The Pretenders"
A Beautiful Story in Five Parts
MAX FIGMAN in "Papa by Proxy"
snd MUTT and JEFF Cartoon
TIME 1:30, 3:15, 6, 7:15, 9 p. m.
ADULTS 10c CHILDREN 6c
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
MAE MURRAY
In "THE BIO SISTER"
Also BRAY CARTOON
Whitebreast Coal &
Lumber Co.
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
107 N. 11
FIRST PLEDGES FOR WAR
PRISONERS ARE RECEIVED
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keep aflame the mortal spark, for the
sake of humanity and the days to
come.
To contribute this amount is the
biggest and most unselfish thing that
Nebraska University has ever under
taken. It must succeed.
ALPHA KAPPA PSI
COMMERCIAL FRAT,
PLEDGES FOUR MEN
Alpha Kappa PsI, the honorary com
mercial fraternity, elected four new
members at the meeting Wednesday
night at the Windsor hotel.
The new members are Wilber F.
Tinkom, Cody, Wyo.; W. II. Walker,
Lincoln; J. B. Worley, Holyoke, Col.;
and Floyd S. Pegler, Palmyra.
Henry Johnson, '16, of Casper,
Wyo., will spend the week end in the
city.
SECOND GALL FOR
BASKETBALL MEN
RUTHERFORD WANTS SQUAD OF
FIFTY OUT
Finish of Track Trials Postponed Be
cause of Bad Weather Coming
Later
Coach Rutherford has again issued a
call for candidates for the varsity
basketball team.
About fifteen men report each night,
but many more are wanted. Ruther
ford would like to have from forty to
fifty varsity candidates out every
night.
The assistant couch took charge in
person Wednesday evening and direct
ed the calisthenics and passing prac
tice. The hours of practice are as follows:
Monday and Wednesday from 7:30 to
9 o'clock and Tuesday and Thursday
from 4 to 5 o'clock.
Manager Guy Reed has announced
that the track events which were
scheduled for this week have been
postponed indefinitely because of the
cold weather.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
November 17
Bushnell Guild dance Chapter
house.
Deltrx Upsilon dance Rosewilde.
Phi Delta Theta dance Music hall.
Kappa Sigma dance Lincoln hotel.
Alpha Zeta Open house.
November 18
Mixer Armory.
Olympics.
Delta Chi dance Rosewilde.
Alpha Xi Delta dance Chapter
house.
Kappa Alpha Theta tea Chapter
house.
Acacia dance Art hall.
Beta Theta Pi dance Chapter
house.
Farm House dance Chapter house.
Alpha Zeta Phi dance Chapter
house.
Alpha Tau Omega dance Lincoln
hotel.
Alpha Sigma Phi dance Chapter
house.
football game at Manhattan. Saturday.
June Ballard, ex-'lS, of Nebraska
City, will visit at the Pi Beta Phi
house over the week end.
Helen Pogge, '17, Red Oak, la., went
to Ames to a wedding of a classmate
of hers, Thursday. She will attend
the Ames-Iowa game at Iowa City, Sat
urday.
Achoth will entertain at a luncheon
at the Lincoln hotel Saturday. The
following alumni will be present:
Hester Wynian, Rising City; Verna
Stahl, Liberty; Florence Hill, Colum
bus; Lucy Keifer, Bostwick and Anna
Snyder, Omaha.
Keep
Carbon
Copies
of lectures, theses, etc. This
can only be done by buying
r renting a typewriter,
fecial rates to students,
none or call at
L C Smith & Bro.
Typewriter Co.
LINCOLN, NEBR.
DEAN GRAHAM'S TEA
Dean Mary Graham's weekly tea yes
terday afternoon at Music hall reached
the two hundred mark in attendance
Helen Cook, Helen Reiher, Marjorle
Hesseltine. Jeanette Adams, Elinor
Bennett and Helen Tooley were on the
reception committee.
Tea was poured by Edith Martin
Margaret Crue and Naomi Summit and
Lucile Gill. Mary Hughey, Olive Black
Gladys and Delia Cobb served.
Guy Fowle. ex-'17. of Omaha, will
attend the Kansas game Saturday.
John Butts, ex-'17, of Omaha, visited
Sunday at the Pi Kappa Phi house.
Marie Rowley, ex-'18, of Omaha,
will spend the week end in the city.
George B. Drake, province chief of
Alpha Tau Omega, is visiting the local
chapter.
Pauline Ensign, '18. will go to
Ames, la., Saturday to attend the
Ames-Iowa game.
E. J Perry and Homer Rush at
tended the Missouri-Kansas Aggie
Alpha Xi Delta will entertain as
week end guests: Clara Stads. Kear
ney; Lenore Fitzgerald, Kearney;
Carol Spalding, Delia Rich, Zoe Gvec
notigh, Omaha; Caroline Funk, Blair;
Bertha Ehlers, Scribner, and Mrs
Yager, Hastings.
The following have been guests at
the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house during
the week: Mrs. J. P. White of Omaha
A. L. Rush of Omaha, Mrs. O. V. Dav
enport of Alliance, J. L. Tewel of Sid
ney and John Baker of Leland Stan
ford university.
Delta Zeta will celebrate mothers
day with a tea at the chapter house
Sunday..afternoon. Thirty invitations
have been issued. The out-of-town
guests will be Mrs. II. V. Ellinghusen,
Omaha; Mrs. Dean Higgens. Schuy
ler, and Mrs. Jeffreys, Creston, la.
The patronesses will be Mrs. Lock
wood, Mrs. H. C. Aldrich and Mrs.
Sheldon. Dr. Corrine Larimore, who
is chgperone. will pour tea.
The following Delta Chi alumni are
here for their annual Home-coming
banquet at the Lincoln tonight, and the
dance at the Rosewilde Saturday
night: Tollefson, Kearney; Jordan,
Gordon; Higgins. Hixenbaugh, Lander
you, Updegraff, and Buckley, Omaha;
Beardsley, Grand Island; Olson,
Stromsburg; McEachon, Carrol; Gib
son. Shiefelbein Wahoo; Hastings,
Crete; Hare. Aurora. Several others
are expected to swell the number.
GUY CHAMBERS, M6
ADDRESSED MEMBERS
OF PHI ALPHA DELTA
Guv C. Chambers, law '16. now
practicing in Lincoln, addressed the
members of Phi Alpha Delta law fia-
ternitv at the first of a series of pro
gram meetings to be held In their
chapter house this semester, Wednes
day night
Mr. Chambers gave an informal
talk concerning the trials of a young
lawyer, telling of many of his per
sonal experiences in the first few
weeks of practice and describing the
stumbling blocks a student Just out of
the law college is apt to find in his
path.
The fraternity has recently moved
into a chapter house and a series of
such meetings with alumni and fac
ulty members speaking each evening
of the regular meeting has been ar
ranged. On the program already
made out are included Senator E. J.
Burkett, Ex-Attorney General Grant
Martin.. W. H. England, C. L. Rein,
Prof. M. M. Fogg and every member
of the legal faculty.
The University of Pittsburgh plans
to erect a new dentistry building
which is to cost $3.000.000. Ex.
Running True to
Form
This new Clothes Shop is like a powerful machine keyed up to
bring home the bacon. We are selling Men's and Young Men's
Ready-Made Suits and Overcoats at a definite price and are
setting the pace.
Because We Cut Out
High Ground Rent, Credit Accounts, Bad Debts, Free Deliver
ies, Floor Walkers, Window Trimmers, and all Big Overhead
Expense.
Therefore we guarantee to give you Clothes that sell the world over
at $25 for
$2.") New Pinch Back Ovcreoate
2.") New rincli Back Suits
As well as Plain Backs and Always $10 Back
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK
TAKE ELEVATOR AND SAVE $10
f HO MOB El 3
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in rPWINAL BIOS. 10 T? AND .0.31
SECOND FLOOR NEW TERMINAL BUH,DING
CORNER 10TH AND 0 STREETS
WHAT IS A FREE CHURCH?
The very words "free church" ex
plain themselves. Each member is free
to believe as his conscience dictates.
He is free to change this belief as
his outlook broadens, as his sympa
thies widen, as new thought and new
discoveries set aside the principles
on which he had backed his interpre
tation of life and of the universe. Ac
cepting proven facts he is free to be
lieve that which seems right to him.
But you ask how can they be held
together if there is no common basis
of belief? Though they differ in be
lief they may be permeated with a
common desire for knowledge and for
truth, they may be filled with a mutual
understanding and sympathy in their
struggle for truth.
Instead or grouping themselves
around a concrete product of the in
tellect they are bound together by a
feeling of fellowship, devotion and
common aims.
All Souls church, corner 12th and H,
is organized on these principles, and
invites you to attend its services,
which are held at 10:45 a. m. Subject
next Sunday is "Life, Not Happiness,
the Goal." Prof. H. B. Alexander will
talk to the Students Liberal Religious
Union at 12:15 on "North American In
dian Religious Ideas."
NOTICE !
To those Engaging Union Music
ALL ENGAGEMENTS TO BE PAID FOR AT TIME OF
PERFORMANCE OF DUTY
No exceptions to this Rule. Orchestras quit playing if fee is not
forthcoming by intermission.
CORNELL PHOTO SUPPLY CO.
DEVELOPING, FINISHING AND ENLARGING
We color enlargement In Non-Fading OH Colors at reasonable prices.
Fllma for all Cameras. . 248 No. 11th St
Orpheum Shoe Repair Co.
Students' Headquarters for all kinds of Shoe Repairing
WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
Telephone B-1316
211 North 12th Street
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BI2I7 LATSCH BROS, Mgrs. 117-19 So. 12th
Thanksgiving Clothes
Select Them NOW
Yoa young fellows who know correct clothes when you see
them, will rind here just the things you will be glad ot buy.
All the new models in Suits and Overcoats. All the new
and correct things in Furnishirgs. 1 f
FARQUHAR'S