THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THEATRES
Oliver Theatre!
TODAY MAT. AND NIGHT
Henry W. 8avage Presents
The Great Dramatic Spectacle
EVERY VVOm AN
Symphony Orchestra
Orchestra 100
Night $2 to 50c; Mat, $1.50 to 50c
EARL DEWEY"and
MABEL ROGERS
In the Musical Comedy
Success
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WALTER TERRY and
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REPORTER STRIKES 8NAG '
WHILE OUT FOR STORY
Might Have Known That Such Names
Would Be Encountered Only In
the Corner Grocery
A very sad accident happened In the
Nebraskan office today as a result of
a too ambitious news gathering policy.
One of the hopeful and good-natured
young scribes was assigned the tre
mendous task of reporting the war
news of the present conflict now rag
lng among our European brethren.
Accordingly, he sharpened Lis best
pencil and sauntered down to the vil
lage grocery to. obtain the latest re
ports. When he arrived he was In
formed that the Russian offensive was
being pushed very vigorously by Gen
eral Pzzcresgahniovitch along the
Wshtulindh and Awfgrtusn rivers.
The objective point as explained by
Count Revasnmoklpzth, personal aide
on the general's staff, Is the Xcvstru
infgw mountains. There It is planned
to meet the eastern half of the west
; ern section of the middle part of the
80CIAL FORECA8T
Feb. 5 Sigma Chi. Lincoln.
Feb. 13 Chi Omega. Lincoln.
. Feb. 26 -Acloth. ltosewild.,
Feb. 26 Beta Theta Pi. Lincoln.
Feb. 27 Silver Lynx. Lincoln.
Mar. 5 Phi Delta Theta. Lincoln.
Mar. 12 Phi Kappa Psl. Lincoln.
Mar. 13 Delta Zeta. Lincoln.
Mar. 19 Alpha XI Delta. Lincoln.
Mar. 20 Delta Gamma. Rosewild.
Mar. 20 Kappa Kappa Gamma. Lin
coln. Mar. 26 Iron Sphinx. Lincoln.
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wild. Apr. 10 PI Beta Phi. Lincoln.
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wild. Apr. 23 Alpha Phi. Lincoln.
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coln. Apr. 24 Sigma Phi Epsilon. Rose
. wild. .
Apr. 30 Delta Chi. Lincoln.
May 1 Alpha Omicron Pi. Lincoln
May 7 Alpha Chi Omega. Lincoln.
DAMR08CH ORCHESTRA
8ECOND MAY FESTIVAL
One of the Few Stops Made on Way
to California Exposition Will
Be at Lincoln
The Damrotich Symphony Orchestra
of New York has been engaged for the
California Exposition. It wil make
very few stops, but one of these will
be Lincoln. It the University chorus
Is large It is hoped that It may be
arranged for it to sing with the or
chestra in the Ninth Beethoven Sym
phony. This would make a fitting
climax to the symphony program.
Some choral work of high value will
be given in any case.
Members of the chorus obtain free
admission to the May Festival.
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other offensive under General Cvrtyul
Dosch. Together it Is expected that
they will sweep everything before
them until they get to the city of
Scvehtry, where a new army, com
manded by Duke Xcsaewdftgheg, Is
being prepared. Should this move
ment be a failure, the army will de
pend on the division under Major
Sadfrtgyheinvbfcth. Should this ran,
but there Is little
(At this point the reporter's finger
broke, so the story had to be discon
tinued.)
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