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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1919)
.1- THE DAILY NEBRASKAN E Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, NAZIMOVA In the most Amazing Drama the Screen Has Ever Known "Eye For Eye" With the Actress Supreme SHOWS AT 1, 3, 5, f, AND 8 PRICES 5c, 10c, 15c. Monday Tuesday Wednesd a y A Great Big, Songs, Fun and Mtwical Show A RADIUM OF SPLENDOR THE REVUE DE VOGUE A Spectacular Girlie Offering HAL. JOHNSON & CO. In the Merry One Act Comedy "THE CHAPERONE" Howland, Irwin & Howland A Trio of Pretty Misses Harmony and Character Singers JARVIS & HARRISON In "Shooting the Shoots" PEARL WHITE In the Second Episide of "The Lightning Raider" LIBERTY NEWS WEEKLY Prof. Brader's Orchestra Three Shows Daily, 2:30, 7:00, 9 Mats. 15c Night 15c and 25c Big Shows and Good Music Monday Tuesday Wednesday EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION The Marvelous Mystic ANNA EVA FAY "Ask Her, She Knows" Pretty Smiling BILLIE RHODES In Her First Super-Picture "THE GIRL OF MY DREAMS" Also Comedy and News Features Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 Mats. All Seats, 15c; Night, 20c IP LUNCHEONETTS SERVED I L U E R'S RESCRIPTION H A R M A C CY Society Social Calendar Alpha Omicron PI house party. Phi Kappa Psl house party. Gamma Phi Beta house party. January 18 Delta Delta Delta house dance. January 18 Senior Hop Lincoln hotel. H!af k Masque Party for Junior and eni r girls Womans' hall. January 24 Closed night. January 25 Freshman Hop Lincoln hotel. PERSONALS Mark Hanna, ex-21, is in Lincoln for scral days enroute for his home at Long Beach. California. Merrill Williams, ex '19. who ia sta tioned at Fort Crook, spent the week anl at the Delta Ppsllon house. Leland Potter, ex-'22, of Omaha "Pent Saturday and Sunday in Lincoln. Mrs. J. H. Mackprang of Cedar Bluffs Is visiting nt the Achoth house. Sidney Goodfellow, ex'liO. or Green wood spent Saturday and Sunday at the Sigma Nu house. .Mary Alice Davey and Karl Down ing of Davey wer0 guests at the Delta Zeta house party Saturday evening. Wallace Spear, ex'19, returned, lo Lincoln Sunday. Helen Kendall, '19, has the tonsllltls and will remain at her home In Super ior for severul days. WANTED To communicate with a fraternity desiring a lease on house, beginning September, 1919, or earlier. Call L-81354 evenings. UNI NOTICES . University Night Committee A meeting of the University Night committee will be held Wednesday at 5 o'clock in the students activities' oITlee. Course In Mathematics The following courses, primarily for students in the School of Commerce, are offered: Math. 42 Mathematics of Life Insurance, 2 or 3 hours credit, Professor Babbitt. Math: 43 Mathe matical Theory of Investments, 3 hours credit, Professor Brenke. Pre requisite for either course in Math, la or equivalent. For students of math ematics or physics Viector Analysis, 2 or 3 hours credit, Professor Gaba. Students' Guild Party The students' guild of the First Presbyterian church will give a kid party Thursday night, January 16, at the church. All Presbyterian girls are urged to come. Bring your pennies. Sigma Xi A meeting of the Nebraska chapter of Sigma Xi will foe held, next Thurs day evening, January 16, at 8 p. m. In room 209 Chemistry hall. Chancellor Avery will give an address, "Develop ment in Chemistry Due to the War." Every one is invited to be present. All Senior Men .Meeting of all senior men Tuesday morningf at 11, Law 201. Latin Club Latin club will meet Tuesday. Janu ary 14, at 8 o'clock p. m. at the home of Zora Schaupp, 1702 South street. Union Society Union Literary society business meeting will be held Tuesday evening, January 14, at 7 o'clock. The pres' ence of all members is requested. Home Economics Club Home Economics club will meet at Townsend's for their Cornhusker pic ture at 12: 15 Thursday, Jan. 16. Organization Vouchers The follow ing officers of the organizations men tioned here are requested to call as soon as possible at the students act ivities' office and sign the necessary vouchers In payment of certain claims: President and treasurer, class of 1922; president and treasur er. class of 1920; president and treas urer. Silver Serpents; president, Palla dian society; and the president and treasurer of the Women's Self Gov erning association. To a fat man there always seem to he too many things on the floor that have to be picked up. Mutual poverty may not make two men good company to each other, but it breaks down artificial barriers. In classieal music one has often to wait for considerable Intervals In each election for something that he likes. Energy of will depends upon depth of motion. Martensen. AT THE LINCOLN HOTEL Starting Saturday, January 11th, a series of Dinner Dances will be given in the Cafe of the Lincoln Hotel. A Table d llote Dinner will be serv ed from tlx to eight-ehirty at U-50 per person, which will include the even ing's entertainment. Dancing from six-thirty until eleven-thirty. A cover charge will be made for after treatre parties. Large dancing space, moonlight and novelty dances. Music by Schcmbeck. . Ue8ervations8 hould be made to In pure, tables. Adv. When You Step From Khaki To A Fashion Park Suit or Overcoat We have looked forward to your coming home and extend a real personal welcome, not because we want you to come to our shop and buy, but because we are proud of you. We had the foresight to have our Tailors at Fashion Park develop new and refreshing styles which will give you as much pleasure to step into as you had pride when you got into your uniform. MANY NEW SPRING STYLES JUST RECEIVED Suits and Overcoats $35 and more Your old uniform will be pressed and rejuvenated and sent to your home or kept here subject to your call, free of charge. 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