THE DAILY, NEBEASKAN
THEATRES
Oliver Theatre
Frl., 8at A Sat. Mat-, Jan. 15-16
La Sail Opera House, Chicago,
Success
SEPTEMBER MORN
Nights 11.00 to 35c. Mat. SO S. 25c
Mon. & Tues. Nlflhts, Jan. 18-19
MR. GEORGE ARLISS
In "DISREAL1"
mm
JAN. 14-15-16
WILL OAKLAND
BEN DEELY & CO.
HUBERT DYER
EUNICE BURNHAM
and
CHARLES IRWIN
HUNTING AND FRANCIS
AL ROYER AND SISTER
JOHN GEIGER
mmmm
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"Tommy Atkins on
JLU Duty"
t ANITA PRIMROSE
fTt Singing Comedienne
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W "TWO WOMEN"
"Mr. Daly's Wedding"
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"Food for th God"
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The only authority on the "Late
Dance Dope"
LINCOLN'S HIGHEST CLASS
' DANCE ORCHESTRA
Single Piano Jobs Also Solicited
Phones: B3715, After 6 p. m. L9378
University Jeweler and
Optician
C. A. TUCKER
JEWELER
S. S. SHEAN
OPTICIAN
1123 O St. Yellow Front
Your rtronat e Solicited
Society Column
lawut Bixby
CamSU Leyda
Pansy Follmer, '13, Is visiting rela
tives in Lincoln.
Special rate to students, this week
only. Lincoln Dancing Academy.
Ed Undeland of Omaha is (spending
the week at the Alpha Tau Omega
house.
Anan Raymond, graduate of the
University two years ago, has been
elected treasurer of the Omaha Bar
Association.
The University students from Falls
City were entertained Wednesday
evening at the home of Governor and
Mrs. J. H. Morehead.
The German Dramatic Club held a
meeting last evening. Two new mem
bers were initiated and a short busi
ness meeting followed.
Miss Nelle Bridenbaugh, '08, who
has been teaching English at the Hast
ings High School, ha contracted
smallpox. The high school was closed
all day Tuesday for fumigation. Miss
Bertha Shanek, '12, had been rooming
with Miss Bridenbaugh.
Dr. Irving S. Cutter, graduate of
the University and member of the
faculty at the Medical College in
Omaha, opposed compulsory medical
inspection of school children in an ad
dress before the Woman's Club at
Omaha. Tuesday. He thought that
parents are not yet ready to support
medical inspection.
Special Rate to students, this week
only. Lincoln Dancing Academy.
George Paul Luckey, 10, '12. left
Tuesday night for Pasadena, Cali
fornia, where he will be engaged in
solar and stellar spectroscopy in the
observatory on ML Vernon, under the
direction of Dr. George Ellery Hale.
Mr. Luckey spent the last two years
in electrical research work in Ger
many. He is the son of Prof, and Mrs.
G. W. A. Luckey.
Kansas has taken the first two
games of the basketball season from
the Ames five at the series held at
the Kansas University recently. ' The
finel score was 27 to 23.
Scott's Orchestra.
B-4521.
Call B-1482 or
Freshman Hop
One hundred fifteen tickets, inclu
sive of all complimentaries, have been
validated for the Freshman Hop to
be given in the Lincoln Hotel January
SO, 1915. No more tickets will be vali
dated for this hop. Complimentary
Everybody is going to Byrnes' stupendous stock adjustment
Sale
Evening Slipper Special
$2.45
$3.45
Kcgularly priced at $5.00 and $3.50 in Black and White and
Colored Satin and Patent Leather, with LOUIS FRENCH and
MAXIXB heels.
1307 "O" BYRNES 1307 ""
contained a mistake. The words "can
didate is equal to a majority of the
. . ." should have come after the
sixth line of the fifth paragraph. The
sentence as it was was very incom
plete and anyone vitally interested in
the article (rumor says there are
such) will please take notice.
Special rate to students, this week
only. Lincoln Dancing Academy;
Hey, Youl Got those Cornhusker
pictures taken yet?
The Rock Island has had its safety
union for about three years. The men
meet once a week, take dinner to
gether and talk safety practice;
recommendations for improvement are
taken from shopmen, trainmen and
officers alike. Not only safety on their
rolling stock, but also in the shops is
considered by this company, and
everything from the simplest bit of
machinery in the shop to the locomo
tive on the road is carefully studied
with a view of finding the safest
method of using it
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Special Rates to Students !
THIS WEEK JAN. 11TH TO 18TH
UNI. CLASS, SATURDAY 2 p. m.
Classes Mon., VecL, Fri, Sat, 7:30 P. M.
Socials 8:30 to 12 P. M.
HAMPTON'S ORCHESTRA
instrlfcl hrSSe
Smith and Eula Erslrine and Mr. E. G. Erickson.
Lincoln Dancing Academy
C. L EULLAHD, U.ef R. '02, Mgr.
L5477
1124 I St.
tickets have been issued to John
Lyons. Ruth Shumway, Victor Her
manson. Catharine Dcge, Ruth Jor
genson. Edward Angle, Wallace Down
ing, Edwin Reinbardt, Marie Rowley,
Ellsworth Moser, Riciard Koupal,
Ralph Labr. Geprge Irwin. Roy Harney
and Orville Chatt.
T. A- WILLIAMS,
Agent Student Activities.
JSHEDD LECTURES
ON "SAFETY FIRST
MISTAKE CORRECTED
Some Words Omitted in the Article
on Election in Yesterday's
Daily Nebraska
The article entitled "Notes on Elec
tion" contained in yesterday's paper
General Safety Superintendent of the
Rock Island System Speaks to
A. S. M. E. Society
Mr. L, F. Shedd, general safety su
perintendent of the Rock Island Sys
tem, gave a lecture Tuesday evening
under the auspices of the A. S. M. E.
Society on the subject of "Safely
First." He used both moving films
and slides showing railroad equipment
for the purpose of insuring safety.
He showed moving pictures of dan
gerous conditions and practices peo
ple getting on an'd off trains, vorkmen
coupling and riding cars lowing In
each case how it Is seen to be done
and how it should be done.
Members of the society expressed
thfniHelrt-s as Aery much appreciating
the fact that a busy man will give his
time and come to the University to
show actual conditions out in business
life. Mr. Shtdd is a very pleasing
speaker and expressed himself as
having had an enjoyable hour with his
audience.
TWO DAYS LEFT FOR
JUNIORS TO WORK
Remaining Tickets Mutt Be Disposed
of Before Committee Can Go on .
With Their Plans for Play
Today, tomorrow acd Saturday are
the days in which the spirit of the
Junior class is to be tested. If the
class is to show that it is loyal to the