THE DAILY NEDRA3KAN
C. ROY MILLER, For Foot Comfort
Adjustment of Fallen Arches, removal of Corns and Ingrowing Nails
jio Ganter nJ tuo rehct of Bunions Phon
Jdlng COMFORT SHOES B-3781
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OLIVER THEATRE
Today 2:30; 8:30
,.GOOD GRACIOUS ANNABELLE"
Chicago and New York Cast
Mat. 60c to $1.00 Eve 50c to $1.50
ThuN Frl. 8,t- Vaudeville
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Big 8howe A Good Muslo
Mon., Tuea., Wed.
MARY PICKFORD '
In her latest production
"STELLA MARIS"
Matinees all 8eats, 10c. Nights, 20o
1:15,3:00,6:00, 6:45,8:30 J,r
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SOCIETY
80CIAL CALENDAR
March 1
Achoth Lincoln
Phi Kappa Psl house.
March 2
Achoth banquet 4:30 to 8 'o'clock
Lincoln.
University iIght Auditorium
Closed '
March 8
Sigma Alpha EpsIlon-iLincoln.
Military Ball Rosewllde.
March 9
Delta Gamma Lincoln -Sigma
Alpha Epsllon banquet Lin
coln. Hall.
March 15
Alpha Omlcron PI Lincoln.
Bushnell Guild Rosewllde.
March 16
Gamma Phi Beta banquet Lincoln.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Lincoln.
Engineers' Hop Rosewllde.
Delta Upsllon Dinner dance at
house. y
March 22
Delta Tau Delta Lincoln.
April 5
Gamma Phi Beta Lincoln.
April 8
Alpha XI Delta banquet Lincoln.
Engineers' banquet Lincoln.
April 13 ,
All-Unlverslty party
Closed
Alpha Chi Omega Banquet, 5 to 8
o'clock. -April
19
Iron Sphinx Lincoln.
April 27
Alpha Omlcron PI banquet Lincoln.
PTRS0NAL8
Emma Neilson will spend the latter
part of the week at her home In Den
nison, Iowa.
Josephine Crager from Minnesota
University will visit the Kappa Kappa
Gamma house Thursday.
Mary Hughey'wlll spend the end of
the week at the Kappa Kappa Gamma
house.
Miss Magdallne Craft, who assisted
In the rhetoric department last year,
has accepted a position In the Colum
bia high school, South Orange, N. J.
Mrs. Otto Wlese, 13, formerly M13S
Helen Dinsmore, has been appointed
assistant emergency home demonstra
tion agent for Lincoln. She has been
giving her services, when needed, in
that line since October. Mrs. "Wlese
was graduated with Phi Beta Kappa
honors and was a member of
Delta Delta. in 1911 she
taught domestic science in the
Harvard high school. Three of her
brothers are in war service arid Mr.
Wlese is chemist for an army food
Burvey party.
UNIVERSITY NOTICES
Phi Beta Kappa
Grades reported to the registrar's
office later than March 4 cannot be
used in determining the eligibility cf
members of the class of 1918 for mem
bership in Phi Beta Kappa.
Dellan 8oclety
The Dellan Literary soi.I'y will
meet in Faculty hall, Friday, March 1.
Rev. E. A. Worthley will speak.
Everybody is Invited to attend this
meeting.
Comus Club Dance Tickets
All persons holding tickets to the
Comus club dance which was to have
been hold February 2 are notified to
return ,the same to the students' ac
tivities office at once to have them
refunded.
First Aid Certificates
The Red CroRs first aid certificates
for those who took this course under
Dr. C'lapp last semester have been
received and may be secured by call
ing at his office.
Catholic Students' Club
A meeting of the Catholic Students'
club will be held Thursday evening at
7 o'clock In the Music Hall, Temple.
University "N" Club
The University "N" club will give
a luncheon at the Commercial rooms
at 12 o'clock Thursday, February 28.
An important business meeting will
also be held. All members are urged
to attend. ..
Any one who has not yet had his
physical examination will come to Dr.
Clapp's office Wednesday at 2 o'clock.
XI Delta
XI Delta will meet Tuesday evening,
on third floor of the Temple.
University Commercial Club
The University Commercial club
will hold a business meeting Wednes
day evening, February 27, at 7 o'clock,
U. 102. Everyone is urged to attend.
W. A. A. Notice
Executive board meeting Wednes
day noon. Mrs. Lee's office. Impor
tant. Everybody out.
Swimming Notice
There will be no swimming Satur
day. Owing to a change in the sched'
ule at the high school it will be im
possible to have the University classes
on Saturday forenoons, but if at least
25 girls wish to, we can have' the pool
from 4 to 6 o'clock on Saturday after
noon. Sign up on the bulletin board
before Thursday night, if you -want
to swim on Saturday afternoon. There
will be swimming on Thursday night.
The swimming meet will be held at
the end of the next ten swims, and
all girls who can swim are especially
urged to come. Swimming tickets are
only $1.00.
DRAKE FIVE TO VISIT "
HDSKER CAMP NEXT WEEK
"Bulldogs" Will Cross Over
Line for Valley Game
DOPE IS FAVORABLE
Nebraska Qualntet Looking Forward
to Series of Victories in Conference
Circles Remainder of Season
All is well irf the Cornhusker camp.
With a double victory honorably won
over ancient and formidable rivals
serving as an appetizer, Coach Stew
art's gang of basket tossers (is now
edging into form for a short confer
ence with the-drak Bulldogs who will
cross the line into the Cornhusker
territory next week. The game with
the' Iowa quintet will be another of
the valley series and one which the
Husker crew will need to win in or
der to maintain a respectable stand
ing in conference circles this year.
From the showing put up by the Ne
braska men in the two bouts with
Wesleyan Doc Stewart seemed able
to deduct more than a fair possibility
of copping a victory from the Des
Moines aggregation next weejt. The
Coyotes have been the chief obstacle
of fear for Nebraska ever since the
beginning of the year and with that
team so favorably disposed of the dope
is inclined to promise the Cornhuskers
an almost clear slate for the remain
ing of the season unless Sir Ima Jinx
makes a return trip to our camp.
Drake Loses to "Aggies'"
Drake dropped a game to the Kan
sas "Aggies", last week and although
the "Aggies" put up a fast game they
are not considered generally to equal
the Nebraska five." Whether the
Iowans are pl?aning some freak or
surprise attack for the contest next
week is a matter of speculation, but
it is hoped In Husker circles that the
'Nebraskans will.be able to play a
strong enough defensive to offset any
odds which may appear against then
from such a Bource.
Stewart's men have not only de-
$3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 QUALITY
Men's Wool Union Suits, $2.95
An exceptional purchase of Woolen Union Suits for men allows us
at this time to offer you A REAL BARGAIN.
These Union Suits are good, reliable, honest, garments that retail
in a regular way for $3.50, $4.00, and $5.00.
, IN SIZES FROM 34 TO 3b
You will find
weight'that will .
just suit you
Light weight,
medium weights
heavy weight
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Watch this space Tuesdays and Fridays for further
information.
THE ' R. C. BARNES CO.
Call B-13 14 -:- Call B-2730
veloped a strong defensive system but
in addition have shown more than
their usual ability at the goal. Thomas
made Borne particularly good shot's
from near the center of the floor in
the last game with Wesleyan whilo
in the first of the series every man on
tho team credited himself with a point.
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Breaks Keen Sight Record
Columbia University, N. Y. Dis
proving the assertion that college men
have poor eyesight, A. F. Benziger, '20,
of Columbia made an unsual record
tor keeness of vision in the physical
examinations in Dr. Elliott's office last
week. Standing at the distance of
twenty feet from the chart, the eagle
eyed Soph actually accomplished the
reading of the ninth row with but one
slight mistake. Dr. uiiiott stated that
he did not recaU a like feat in his
years of experience at Columbia.
MclNTRYE AND HEATH OR
x PHEUM WEDNESDAY
Topping the bill are our old friends,
Mclntyfe and Heath in the same old
blackface work garbed in new words.
That they are Just as welcome as a
two-inc hraln in Southern California
right now was evidenced at the open
inv norfnmanpn vesterdav. There Is
a hearty laught In every line of their
chatter and they got full measure out
of their audience. It was noC at all
sickly like the tomato they talked
about. Los Angeles Herald.. Adv
Will the girl that found a black
handbag in the ladles' locker room
please take It to the Awgwan office?
102-2t
Lost: Small Waterman fountain
pen In psychology laboratory Friday
afternoon. Reward. B-4485. 3t
ALEXANDER KIDS ORPHEUM
WEDNESDAY
The Alexander Kids, featuring a
tot about 4 years old, who does the
"Charlie Chaplin" eccentricities with
a marvelous similarity and sang froid,
played a close second with the black
face entertainers. Los Angeles Rec
ord. Adv
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ALWAYS THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN
ORPHEUM CIRCUIT: Wednesday nlflht to Saturday nlflht
McINTYRE & HEATH
''On Guard"
REGINA CONNELLI AND cqamu- roiiMi-r
RUBY CRAVEN FRANK CRUM1T
In the Washington Square - - ...
Players' Success , The One-Man Glee Clufc
"Moondown" - '
JIM & BETTY MORGAN
In New Songs of Their Own
"As You Like It" ,
VIVIAN HOLT KANAZAWA BOYS
Operatic Soprano and Equilibrists With a Laugh
" LILLIAN ROSEDALE HEARST-PATHE NEWS
' Pianist Composer , orpheum Concert Orchestra
In Songs and Stories to Music r
ALEXANDER KIDS
Cute, Cunning, Captivating Clever Children
Matinees at 2:30; all seats reserved at 25c Evening performance at
8:20; seats reserved at 25c, 60c and 75c War tax additional.