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"NUMBER PLEASE"
A Terpsichorean Duo
dancing McDonalds
Sensational Whirlwind Dancers
The Versatile Team
MACK AND VELMAR
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CASTLE AND DAVIS
In a Musical Offering
RUTH ROLAND
In the Great Mystery Story
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Brader and the Orchestra
3 Shows Daily 2:30, 7, 9
Mats, 15c; Night, 15c, 25c.
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MATS 15c; NIGHTS 20c
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A Fur Center
Ym MA11A is one oi tne
'9 nation's greatest raw
- ' fur markets. Furs
shinned to Omaha from this
territory reach the market in
better condition and sell for
more money than those
shipped elsewhere.
The Mid-West produces more
raw furs annually than it did
during the days of John Ja
cob Astor.
Omaha fur buyers market
the furs of over 100.000 trap
pers of the United States and
Canada.
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PERSONALS
Rosevere Menaugh, ex-'20. who has
been visiting at the PI Beta Phi house
has returned to her home In Pennlson,
la.
Marie Prouty. '22, lias returned from
her home in Alvo.
Miss Lillian Gnamm. of PeCarrol, Is
visiting her ulBter at U.e PI Beta Phi
house.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Smith, of Homer,
spent Sunday with their son Malcom
at the Phi Gamma Delta house.
Achoth announce!? the pledging of
Martha Hellner, Lincoln.
Miss Margaret D dge, ex-'20, died
at her home In Fremont, Friday even
ing, May 9. Her d.ath was the re
sult of illness from the Influenza.
She was a member of Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority and left school the
second semester because of ill health.
The following members of Kappa
Alpha Theta attended the funeral Sun
day: Ruth Wilson, Emma Garrett,
Marian Gurney. Elizabeth Rlddell,
Marjorie Calwell, Helen Dill, Alice
Temple, Mary Helen AUensworth,
Dorothy Colburn, Fae Davis, Armllda
Dutton, Margaret Howes, Florence
Jenks, Katherine Kohl, Luella Patt,
Corinne Roger, Dorothy Weatherald,
and Mary Husted.
Mrs. Walter Goodman, Mrs. Wlllard
Folsom and Mrs. T. Brainard enter
tained the active chapter of Alpha Chi
Omega at a luncheon at the chapter
house Saturday noon in honor of the
seniors. The tables were decorated
with spring flowers.
Fred Humphreys, of Omaha, visited
af the Alpha Tau Omega house Sun
day.
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You men who want "ser
vice" when you buy
shoes will appreciate our
prompt business-like
way of fitting feet. We
know the importance of
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The season's new styles
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UNI NOTICES
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Civil Service Examination
The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an open com
petitive examination for plant quaran
tine Inspector, for men only. Salary
$1200 to $2500 per year.
Senior Girls
All senior girls meet in Law 101,
Thursday at 11 a. m. to discuss plans
for Ivy Day. Important meeting, all
come.
Lost Articles
A number of articles remain un
claimed at the student activities office.
The list Includes purses, fountain
pens, stick pins, cameos, watch fobs,
keys, quadrants, gloves, neck scarfs,
and veils.
Phillips Brooks Club
The Phillips Brooks Club will meet
for lunch, Wednesday, May 14, at
Faculty Hall. All members and others
interested In miisterial work are
urged to be present.
Ivy Day Concessions
Any one desiring to purchase con
cession rights for Ivy Day at Capitol
Beach please call Springer at L7433,
or Mead at B1821. There will be re
freshment stands, and boating con
cessions to be let.
Student Council Meeting
All members of the Student Coun
cil will meet in Law 105 today at 11
o'clock to take up important matters.
"Ag" Club
A business meeting of the "Ag"
Club will be held Tuesday evening in
Faculty Hall at 7:20 o'clock. Officers
for next year will be elected.
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