COUNCIL PASSES
ON Y.LL PETITION
(Continued from Page 1)
the matter decided that the name
ws a minor consideration and that
the type ' ow w8 tne woJof OB
cern. The petition as it will be presented
to the faculty committee is as fol
lows: To the Student Council and the
Faculty Committee on Student Or
ganizations. The University Y. M. C A. acting
through ifc University Night commit
tee desires to sponsor again Univer
sity Night which was abolished last
year, and does hereby petition tho
Student Council and the faculty
committee on student organizations
to reinstate University Night, not as
presented last year but under plans
which are outlined below.
Skits Com From Groapa
Skits are to be submitted by fra
ternities and sororities or any other
organised, responsible group. And
each organisation, at the time of
ihmission of its skit, must submit
to the committee in charge an exact
manuscript of its skit as it is to be
presented. A copy of each manu
script will be submitted to the dean
of student affairs for his approval.
Production of any skit selected by
the committee will rest solely upon
the organisation submitting that
skit
Selection of skits will be left to
the University Night committee,
which will consist of not more than
four members appointed by the pres
ident of the University Y. M. C A.,
and two members, who must be girls,
to be selected by the committee.
All members of this committee
TIES DAILY NEBRASKAK .
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must be members of the university
in good standing and everv effnrt
will be made to select only persons
wno wui sincerely attempt to se
cure for the university clean and
wholesome entertainment.
Only persons who can meet the re
Saloct Cammitte Car f ally
sity committee on scholarship will be
eiigwie 10 participate in this pro
gram.
All participants in this
will be directlv
University Night committee far r.
citing any lines of indulging in any
actions wnicb have not been ap.
proved beforehand.
violating the rules of this committee
wiuch are herein set forth will have
charges preferred by the commit
against them to the Student Council
whiclj, sitting as a jury, will hear
V.
.ea cnarges ana make repnmmon.
dations to the dean of student at
lairs for punishment to these indi
victuals.
The University Niirht committee
will use all possible means to insure
that nothing of an undesirable na
ture may enter into the program.
And this committee will assume all
responsibility for every word and ac
tion which enters into this program
provided that the Student Council
will decide the merit of any charges
that may be preferred to it against
any participant and make recom
mendations to the dean of student
affairs for punishment of these in
dividuals.
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M-T.-M NEWS
COMEDY TOPICS
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THIS
WEEK
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WHAT A GIRL
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a New Yr ami a gasa
f Laurkter, with
SALLY O'NEILL AND
OWEN MOORE
VAUDEVILLE
JOE ELSIE
McGRAW TRAVERS
Torn Siaying Faasters
The
NIGHT CLUB GIRLS
A Versatile Trie, m
"A PETITE REVUE"
BEAVER AND HIS
MELODY MONARCHS
RECTOR mm COOPER
The Fumi Colored
-TAP DANCERS"
CHENOWETH PLAYING
Prelude by RacaaeeaJaoff
Pic torn Pitt-Nebraska Cin
Armistice Day Pa
Mat. 35c
SHOWS
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MAT. SSc
NtTE SOc
THIS WEEK
Nite SOc
LIBERTY
NOW PLAYING
(Saturday ELscepted)
FIVE DAYS ONLY
Matinee Tim's, WeeV There, Fri.
PIERRE WATKIN
PLAYERS
rrTHEn
Craateet PUy Ever Produced tm Stock
With
J. GLYNN McFARLANE, DULCIE
COOPER. PIERRE WATKIN aad
CAST OF TWENTY
Mats. 25c, SOc Em. 25c. 50c, 75c
The Revelers at All Skews
Tecsarrew Nite
ft Theresa's Altar Service Benefit
Wednesday Nite Alpha Tbeta Chi
MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY
LIBERTY SAT- nov. is
MATINEE & EVENING
m,P " 1 m st st ej
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Might $3.50 to $1.00
Matinee) $2.50 to .75
Plus Tax.
Seats Npw Selling
COMERCIAL GLDB
SPONSORS DINNER
(Continued from Pare 1)
Special attention was called to the
reco.iitioa convocation sac -sored
by Ihc Tollt pe cf Business AJ-ninL-
tration ai.tck will be held Tuesday
morning, November 22, in the Social
Science auditorium. The freshmen
scholarship prizes will be awarded at
this time, also tie Delta Sigra Pi
key to the college senior having the
highest standing. A talk will be
given by Mr. A. J. Weaver, a well
known Nebraska business man who
was at one time the agricultural di
rector of the Omaha branch of the
federal reserve band at Kansas City.
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JL WOauySOST UNIQUE TrCATO
HOME Or THE SPOKEN DRAMA
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ntwuKinr jvaToric productions
Tonight at 8:30 All Week
Matiaees Taraa'ay, TneradVr, SatanUy
A ScreaBuafl' Forney Faros Ca swty
"A FULL. HOUSE"
A Wreck, a Burglar, a Vamp
and Susie from Sioux City
Popular Prices
Eve. 25c, SOc. 75c Mat. ffz, SOc
MYSTERY
THE i nth
13'
HOUR
A M-G-M PICTURE
With
BONAPART
The Serena's Weatder Dec
COMEDY NEWS
SHOWS 1, 3. S, 7,
MAT. 15c NITE 25c
THIS
WEEK
ORPHEUM &
IMMORAL T IMMORTAL T
Who Is to Jodt-ct .... Sea
JOHN
BARRYMORE
With
DOLORES
COSTELLO
The Screen's Greatest Levers, a
"WHEN A MAN
LOVES"
The Screen's Greatest Lore Story
BABICH aad His ORCHESTRA
Shews at 1:00, 3:00, 7:00, :O0
MATS. 35c
NITE BOc
YOU MAY BE
IN COLLEGE
BUT YOU HAVEN'T SEEN
ANYTHING YET
"THE FAIR
CO-ED"
WILL SHOW YOU I
DRIVE STARTS
SECOND STAGE
(Continued from Pag 1)
ton last night "It may be necessary
to extend the drive in order that
all of the men on the campus might
be solicited," he said.
In his speech to the workers last
night, Olson brought out that the
amount the Y is asking from tho stu
dents is very small compared to its
total budget and compared to the
amount other schools are asking. His
talk included points on the Y. M. C.
A. in general and the way in which
the' yearns and the captains should
work.
COPPOCK STAEF
SKIT IS TODAY
(Continued from Page 1)
of the city Y. W. C. A. ia assisting
in its production.
Dr. W. H. Condra, of the chemis
try department, will speak on
"Glimpses of Chinese Life." Another
feature of the program will be the
reading of Chinese poetry by Chen-
Shih Yuan,
i
Costumes for the party are being
loaned by Mrs. L. P. Hartley and
Miss Williams. The ushers will also
be dressed in costume so as to carry
out the Chinese atmosphere.
Helen Eastman is general chair
man of the convocation and is as
sisted by Janice Wills. Ruth Pilling
is in charge of the ushers, Irene
Shelburn, properties, and Pauline
Bilon, publicity.
FOLLOW-DP IS
BEGDN BY Y.Y?.
(Continued from Pag 1)
vice expenses, expense of bringing
special speakers and national field
workers to the campus to speak and
consult with university women, so
cial affairs, such as teas and mixers,
running expenses, and miscellaneous
items.
Any university woman who has not
yet been reached by the follow-up
staff, and who is interested in pledg
ing her support and joining the or
ganisation, is invited to seer Miss
Erma Appleby, Y. W. C. A. secre
tary, in Ellen Smith hall.
The University of Pittsburgh is
being seriously considered as the
eastern representative at the Tour
nament of Roses at Pasadena. They
are considered to have the edge over
the University of Georgia and Wash
iutctou and Jefferson, two other un
defeated eastern teams. Southern
California is the favorite to repre
sent the west.
New
Sweaters
at $1.95
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FOR WOMEN
1222-1224 O STREET
These new Coats are in the
wanted high colored Fur trim
mings Badger Fur
Hair Seal Fur
Red Fox Fur
Coats up to 59.50
Lincoln Fashion Center
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Personally Selected Special Purchase
New Coats jLe Coat Days
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A Low Price for
Good Coats.
Jit j
These new Coats are in the
dressy Broadcloth soft pile fab
ric and suedes.
at
Coats up to $85
$64
May We Show You
These Good Coats.
Market Conditions
Mr. Swanson and Buyers from our other stores were shopping the Eastern Fashion centers
last week. They found good Coats very scarce and hard to find. Concessions were hard to
get as some individual buyers were paying full price and more. Thru group haying we got concessions on these personally selected and
wanted Coats. These are now ready for our
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November
Coat Sellim
CF
leas
This Group of Coats are
Rich in Fur and Fabric
Coats up to 129.50
f
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To See These Coats is to Find the Coat You want.
Fmr Coats
Continue to be the popular Coat. To want a Fur
Coat is very human. Let us. help you get yours.
Muskrat fur
Sealine
$195 Caracul , 169.50
$95 Pony Fur 179.50
Others up to $500. Fur Coats are judged by
their appearance. You must buy them on confi
dence. Be sure this confidence is not misplaced.
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