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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1918)
THE DAILY NEBRAS KAN AlIVER THEATRE Every Thur, Frl. and Saturday 3 jlmea Dally-:80, 7 and P. M. 6 Big VAUDEVILLE Acta 9 Reel George Ada Comedy and z A News Weekly HELEN 8AVAGE e CO. In "At the Country Club" SENNA A WEBER Comedy Singing and Dancing CORSE PAYTON A EDNArMAY C SPOONER In "Kick-In" TABOR A GREENE "Two Dleclplea of Nlcodemua" ROYAL GASCOIGNES Jugglera Quick's Orchestra Perfect Matt. 15c Nlghta 25c Gal. 10c Big Shows A Good Music Weds, and Thurs. The Witching Hgui" Augustus Thomas' Astounding Play SHOWS START AT i, 3, 6, 7 and t p. m. t ALUMNI NEWS A very Interesting letter has Just heen received by Dr. G. W. A. Luckey from Clara O. Wilson who is at Col umbia university this year taking a course In kindergarten work. She gives a very vivid picture of Christmas in New York City. '.'The day before Christmas was one 1 shall never forget Several students from the kindergarten department were asked to help at the Labor Tem ple and we spent the entire afternoon giving out toys to the East Side slum children. Hours before the time they began to crowd about the doors and when the hear finally arrived they fairly burst in by the hundreds. Ragged, dirty, of every nationality but oh, so happy. "There was a moment of silence when the big Christmas tree was light ed and then the children began to sing. They wouldn't wait for the piano and they wouldn't 'wait for the leader they Just sang and sang. . At 5 o'clock over a thousand chil dren left the Temple, faces wreathed in smiles (also smeared with candy) and each one hugging tightly a doll or toy." All of these gifts were given by one woman. The evening was spent at the candle light service at the old Calvary church. A beautiful descrip tion of the church is given and also an account of a mystery play at the Greenwich village theatre which be gan at mid-night. Everyone she says feels the seriousness of the war. "The coal shortage here is most seri ous, not only in the poorer districts but over the entire city. In many beau tiful apartments on Riverside they are using electric beaters and oil stoves to help out. The Teachers' college has been closed entirely these two weeks of vacation to save coal the first time such a thing has happened in the history of the school. But we have faith that Uncle Sam will soon come to the rescue." - Paul H. Kies, who is teaching at Sherman County High school at Good land, Kan., writes that he has. glasses in history and music and is managing two glee clubs, two orchestras and several other organizations. In March he expects to put on the "Bohemian Girl" for which he has much good ma terial. DaVHmor-Sciiaefer Studios Instruction Equal to Pari v OPEN TILL II A Good Place for Soda Fountain Refreshments after the Theatre and after the Rosewilde Dance CARSON HILDRETH, "OS and SOCIETY SOCIAL CALENDAR January 11 Palladlan banquet. Kappa Sigma house dance. Comus Club dance Rosewilde tt Beta Phi Lincoln. Delta Gamma House dance. Catholic Students Club party Music hall. January 12 Alpha Omlcron Pi house party. Sigma Thl Epsilon house party. Bushnoll Guild house dance. Delta Chi Lincoln. Alpha Gamma Rho house dance. Sigma Alpha Epsilon house dance. January 19 Farm House dance Rosewilde. Alpha Xi Delta dance Lincoln. January 25 Junior Prom Lincoln. January 26 Alpha Phi Lincoln. Beta Theta Pi announces the pledg ing of Ray Vinsant, '21, of Pawner Chy. PERSONALS Irene Johnston of Omaha is visiting at the Alpha Phi house. . Jean Balrd of Detroit, Mich., is visit ing at the Pi Beta Phi house this week. Ruth Straight has returned to her home in Hastings, on account of ill ness. Mrs. E. L. Carroll, who is chaperone at the Alpha XI Delta house, returned from Gering Wednesday. Anna Peterson and Irma Stephens expect to referee a hockey game in Nehawka the latter part of this week. Beulah Ayleswortlj has withdrawn from school. She will soon leave for Scranton, Pa., where she intends to make her home with an uncle. Comus Club Dance Rosewilde Friday Tickets For Sale College Book Store Kappa Sigma House Pi Kappa Phi House MILITARY NEWS Government Needs Stenographers The United States government is in urgent need of thousands of type writer operators and stenographers and typewriters. All who pass exami nations for the departments and of fices at Wahsington, D. C;, are as sured of certification for appointment. It is the manifest duty of citizens with this special knowledge to use it at this time where it will be of most value to the government. Wom en especially are urged to undertake this office work. Those who have not the required training are encouraged to undergo Instruction at once. Examinations for the departmental service, for both men and women, are held every Tuesday in 450 of the prin cipal cities of the United States, and applications may be filed with the commission at Washington, D. C, at any time. The entrance salary ranges from $1,00 to $1,200 a year. Advancement of capable employees to higher salaries is reasonably rapid. Applicants must have reached their eighteenth birthday on the date of the examination. For full information in regard to the scope and character of the exami nation and for application blanks ad dress the U. S. Civil Service Commis sion, Washington, D. C, or the sec retary of the U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners at Boston, Mass.; New York. N. Y.; Philadelphia, Pa.; Atlanta, Ga.; Cincinnati, Ohio; Chi cago; 111.; St. Paul, Minn.; St. Louis, Mo.; New Orleans, La.; Seattle, Wash.; San Francisco, Cal.; Hono lulu, Hawaii; or San Juan, Porto Rico. JOHN A. M1LHENNY. President, U. S. Civil Service Commission, Washington, D. C. Voice Opera Violin Orchestral Coaching 1415 O St. (Budd's). Phones L-8183 F.2571 Special Attention to University Students MIDNIGHT Store Mtlg (0 tajj tJihL J o Choice of a special lot of Hats worth $2.50 and PI $3.00, now for. U. S. THRIFT STAMPS FREE Ask the Salesman Munsing and Superior Union Suits at 1-5 OFF On All Fur, Plush and Cloth Caps anhattan Shirt Sale M You'll always find the Biggest $2.00 Manhattan fr Shirts now. .. OleUu $3.50 Manhattan fry or Shirts now. . . .3)Ou All Ycrke and De Luxe At Reduced $1.00 Values 89c $1.50 Values 31.15 63 dozen of broken lines E. &W. Shirts R Nebraska's PERSONALITY ONLY FORM SAYS DEAN G. W. LUCKEY Doe Not F-vor Use of Lesson Plan Because It KeeiricU Dis cussion. "Personality la only form, I would Judge by the spirit," Dean G. W. A. Lackey, 5etn of the graduate college, told one of his classes In education MS ARMSTRONG'S "Quality Is Economy' Not a Half-Price Sale Sale Extraordinary Men's. Boys' and Children's Ready-to-Wear from the choicest of the least expensive Marked at Prices That Mean Immediate Selling Suits and Overcoats made by . Hart, Schaffher & Marx Hirsch-Wickwire "Clothes-Bond" Choose from any Suit or Overcoat in this store worth up to $50. 0a and pay $3&Z5 Choose from any Suit or Overcoat in this store worth up to $30.00 and pay $24-75 ChQose from any Suit or Overcoat in this store worth np to $20.00 and pay Soft CC OliUJ $1475 1-5 OFF On All Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases and Best Assortment of Manhattan Shirts at Amstrong's Get a Supply Buy Plenty $2.50 Manhattan f n r Shirts now. ...01 Ou $5.00 Manhattan .00 Manhattan fr or Shirts now. . . -OJOJ of $1.50 and $2.00 Ferguson, Don't Forget U. S. Thrift Stamps Are TRONG Largest Exclusive Men's and last week, as the claBS discussed the most Important requisites for the suc cessful teacher. "Get .the spirit and the content f life," continued Dean Luckey, Instead of uxo form' Dean Luckey does not favor the use cf the lesson plan." he said. "I do not want my teacher to be self conscious." he explained. 1 want her to come before the class with the big plan of what her work should accom- But a Choose from any Suit or Overcoat in this store worth up to $40.00 and pay $32-75 Choose from any Suit or Overcoat in this store worth up to $25.00 and pay Choose from any Suit or Overcoat in this store worth up to $16.50 and pay ! 15 Discount 1-5 OFF On All Men's Outing Night wear I Now On $3.00 Manhattan fry ( Shirts now. . . .Z. 1 0 $6.50 Manhattan S4.85 Shirts now. Prices $2.00 Values $1.59 McKiney and - SI.I9 Free At Boys' Store. plish. Then If plastic questions arise discussed then." LOST Alpha Zeta pin. W. F. Rob erts on back. 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