Oliver Theater
Tonight, Wed. & Wed. Mat.
The great colored show
"THE SMART 8ET"
Offering their musical comedy
"How Newtown Prepared"
Nighta 75o to 25c; Mat. 50c & 25c
MONDAY. TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
5 Act$ Western Vaudeville 3 Shows
Matinee2:30 Evenings 7:00 and 9
LEW FITZGIBBON
Master of the Xylophone
HOWARD'S BEARS
Featuring the Wrestling Bear
ANITA ARLISS & CO.
In a Singing Skit
SILBER & NORTH
The Bashful Man and the Maid
ISABELLE MILLER & CO.
In "The New Boarder"
By James Horan
"THE MYSTERIES OF MYRA"
Travel Weekly
Orpheum Orchestra
MATINEE 15c NIGHTS 25c
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CHAS. A. HENDRIX & CO.
In
"THE SCHOOLMASTER"
"PEARL OF THE ARMY"
Episode No. 3 "The Silent Menace"
His Ticklish Job" Fox Comedy
News Weekly and Cartoons
THE HANLEY GIRLS
Singing and Dancing Diversion
TIME 2:00, 7:00, 9:00
Matinee 10c Nights- 15c
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Two Changes Monday and Thursday
Three Shows Daily 2:15-7:15-9:00
Fox Reilly's Famous
"GLOBE TROTTERS"
In Tabloid Musical Comedies
Starting Monday Matinee
"THE FORTUNE HUNTERS"
Introducing
16 CLEVER PEOPLE 16
Many of whom have already made
personal successes the past week
THE EMPIRE QUARTETTE
Harmonists Supreme
ERNEST LINWOOD
The Ebony Hued Comedian
HAROLD PATE
The Boy with the Big Voice and the
Chorus, selected for ability to please.
Prices Balcony, 10c all shows
Lower Floor Mats., 15c; Nights, 25c
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II this Week the Exquisite
Little Star
MARGUERITE CLARK
In an Adaptation of the Beloved
Grimm Fairy Tale
"SNOW WHITE"
In Which She Appeared for Two
Seasons at Winthrop Ames'
Little Theatre, N$w York.
ADMISSION Eves. 15c and 10c
Matinees, 10c and 5c
SHOWS 1:30, 3, 6:30, 8, 9:15
Meal tickets $5.50 for $4.50. Newbert
Cafe, 137 No. 12th St
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TO SEND LETTER
FOR SUFFRAGE
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Members of Bible Study Class to Ex
press Favor of Partial Suffrage
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Bill to Senate
Members of the Westminster Guild,
University students' bible study or
ganization at the First Presbyterian
church, voted Sunday to send a letter
to the senate expressing approval of
the bill now under consideration to
give Nebraska women the right to
vote for president and vice president
and municipal officers.
Rev. Dean R. Leland brought the
niatteY before the students. It was
moved that Ira D. Beynon, '17, as pres
ident of the men's guild, be authorized
to write the state senate setting forth
the students' endorsement of the suf
frage bill.
It was pointed out that only a con
stitutional amendment can give Ne
braska women equal voting rights with
men. Several members said they be
lieved that women should receive all
voting rights within their reach,
whether or not all can be obtained at
one time. There were two votes
against endorsement of the bill.
THE JUNIOR PLAY
IS POSTPONED
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lar comedy of modern English lite
chosen by the Juniors should make a
big hit, in the opinion of those who
have read the play and seen the work
of the members who make up the cast.
SPORT SPARKS
There will be a meeting of all men
who have registered for swimming, or
who would care to do so, in Ruther
ford's office at 11 o'clock Wednesday
morning.
The football sweaters have arrived
and now is the time for the football
heroes to strut about the campus with
their coats wide open.
The coming of the sweaters has
been a long looked for event among
the members of the eleven and every
day for the past month Manager Reed
has been visited by several of the
men and ordered to hurry up with the
sweaters or lose his job.
SOCIETY
Personals
Johnnie Cook, 'IS. was in Omaha
Sunday,
J. C. Waybright. '19, was in Ashland
over Sunday.
Francis Bartlett. '20, spent the week
end in Omaha.
Beatrice Dierks, '19, spent the week
end in Omaha.
Ray Easterling. "'0, was in Kear
ney over Sunday.
Harold Woods. IS, of Beatrice has
returned to school.
Wilbur Haynes. '17, of Omaha has
returned to school.
Geraldine Johnson, '20, was in Oma
ha Saturday and Sunday.
Allan Mulligan spent the week end
at his home in Beatrice.
Oswin Keifer. '15, of Boswick was
visiting in Lincoln Saturday.
Robert Wenger, '19, who has been
ill with lagrippe, is back in school.
Harold Schubert, ex '19. spent the
week end at the Thi Gamma Delta
house.
Edward Bogue, '20, of North Platte
has quit school and returned to his
home.
Silver Lynx announces the pledging
of Lauren Waldorf of University
Place.
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Eleanor Murray from Pender was a
guest at the Delta Helta Delta house
Saturday.
Mrs. A. L. Kule In visiting her
daughter, Golden Kule, at the Alpha
Phi houfe.
Alice Gideon, '13, of Omaha was
a guest at the Delta Delia Delta house
last week.
Uollle Le Das, ex '18, of Colorado
Springs, Colo., is visiting at the Delta
Tau house.
Prof. Erwin Hopt. of the Agronomy
department spent the week end in
Hamberg, la.
Yale Holland. '11. who Is practicing
law In Omaha visited at his home in
Lincoln Sunday.
Genevieve Lowry, '16, has returned
to Lincoln and is teaching In the Lin
coln high school.
Delos Anderson, '17, motored a
party of friends to his home in Crete
Sunday for dinner.
Genevieve Lowry, 15, has been
elected to teach English in the Lin
coln high school.
Ray Williams, ex-'19, who has been
on the border, visited the college of
Agriculture yesterday.
Miss Cornelia V. Crittenden, 'IS,
of Lincoln is out of school this week
on account of sickness.
Lowell Crownover, '17, has left the
University to attend school at the
Bosia school of Technology.
Walter Cran, '19, and. frank Mor
risey, '18 have returned from Chicago
and will be in school (his year.
Phoebe Folsom left Tor itinsas City
Sunday night, to attend the wedding
of Miss Catherine Dierks and Mr. Will
loers.
A party of university people helped
Carl Weiner, '18 celebrate his birth
day at dinner at the Lincoln hotel
last night. A lighted birthday cake
was the center piece on the table for
six.
OMITTED LIST
OF ENGINEERS
TO GRADUATE
The list of the twelve men in the
College of Engineering who will re
ceive the degree of B. Sc. at the Mid
Winter commencement exercises Wed
nesday night were unintentionally
omitted in the list of graduates in yes
terday's Nebraskan.
The following engineers will get
their degrees: Anderson. Elmer Wil
liam, in electrical; Cameron, Robert
V., in mechanical; Fulton, Raymond
A., in electrical; Garret, Melvin M..
in agricultural; Swanson, Charles L.,
in civil; Wenke, Henry George, in
electrical.
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Ukuleles, $15.00; Leonardo
Nuncs genuine Hawaiian nwhc,
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Portmanteau Players
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Auspices Lincoln Drama Leogue
Oliver Theatre, Feb. 21
Matinee and Evening
The Portable Theatre With Worth While Drama
Special Rates to Students
If purchased before Friday noon
Student Activities Offices
Comus Club Dance
Financial statement of the Comus
club danoe which was held at the
Lincoln hotel, Saturday evening, Jan-.-.nry
27, 1917, is as follows:
Total receipts, $65.50.
Total expCZl'tures Music, $19; ren
tal hall and refreshmilts, $28.80; door
keeper, $1.50; printing, S,60. Total,
$57.90. Profit $7.60. To bC turned
over to club. A. W. Tell ' Chairman.
Audited January 29, 1917. T. A. Wil
liams, agent student activities.
An experienced salesman with good
reference wanted during vacation.
Must have ability to manage men.
The Midwestern Company, Topeka,
Kansas.
Classified Advertising
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nished rooms, everything modern. 320
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For Rent Rooms at 331 No. 13th
are open to lady university students
for second semester. 91-92
Lost A Beta pin with owner's
name engraved on back. Kindly re
turne (o Student Activities office.
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The Ukulele has a pleasing grace of
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It is easy to learn. Its price incliulrs an
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Every chord struck upon this typically rep
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CAL COLLEGE
In the city of New York
Admits graduates of University
of Nebraska presenting the re
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Biology.
Instruction by laboratory meth
ods throughout the course.
Small sections facilitate per
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graduate Courses leading to A.
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