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lfciO ART EXHIBIT
OPENS FEBRUARY lb
(OmttnueU from Puge One.)
this exhibit. They tire Alice K. Ka
mlHton, Blanche ('. Grant, Clara
Ltlaml. aud Helen Wilson. J.
will le-Wullace of Omaha also will
I. ;.vo work In this exhibit. Some ol
il. : foremost artists In Americi', who
. i.i have paintiiiBH on tllHplay, are
Hugh II. Breckenrltlge, Louise Upton
n.iuuback, liinil Carlson, John Carl
mil, Irving Coum Charles C. Cm ran,
Elliot Daingeinelil, Edward Uulner,
Charles V. Eaton, Frederick C. Frieif
oko, Daniel Garber, Charles P. Grubbe,
Albert L. Groll, Oliver Dennett Grov
er, Child Hassam, Charles Hawthorne,
Kobert Henri, Hayley Lever, Itlcu
aid Miller, Ivan G. Olinsky, Edmund
II. Ousthuns, Henry W. Hanger, EU
ward W. Itedtield, Louis Hitman,
Cliuuncey K. Hyder. Ueiger Sandzen,
Hubert Spencer, T. C. Steele, Alleu
Yiite, Walter Uler, and Irving H.
Wiles.
Y. M. C. A. TO SEND
HOLCOMBE FUNDS ! sending home tor more
(Continued from Page One.)
The work which Mr. IIoIcohiIk- is
doing in the MoliHiiitncii;..i University
ii Cairo is done in connection with
the Y. M. C A. He teaches the pa lives
the secret of American ideals and
irulv hieh life ambitions. Ml Hoi-I
WAR DECLARED
ON PROFITEER
(Contlnut'd iroiu Page One.)
in the liuylng of nonessent w'
you are crippling the production of
essentials," declared the ftpi'iik"!
"The chief method which w can
apply to bring down the prices is to
ntop foolish buying. It Is your pa
triotic duty to ltiske your old clothes
last as long as possible and not to
buy non-essentials."
"We must economize," becan Pro
fessor J. O. Kankin, the second speak
er. He brought out the nreil of work
ing out our own problem Unit of
working and saving. We mum nol
blame others for the high prices but
each one must do his id in re by i'.oIiir
careful and economical buying.
Miss Ruth Hutton represented tin
university girls at the meeting. She
brought forth ihe appeal for tin iff,
made by all men of prominence In
the country's affairs through the news
papers and magazines. University peo
ple are not doing their share in the
work. She brought out the extrav
agance of the university studetus in
money each
month and in buying extrnviiiinnii.
"Campus life is governed by lad"
said the first student speaker. ' it It
is the fad to be economical, then the
purpose of this campaign will lnve
been accomplished; so let's make I'
the fad to be economical."
Harry Reed gave a short lit!!: or.
Subscribe for the "Rag"
At The Stdent
Acfmtie, office
or Potoffice.
it
II
combe has not been long in Can . bin jibe pari of the university men in this
is sincerely interested in his work.
He experienced much ililliculty i; get
ting his passports and after a;, at
tempt which resulted in failure re
tu.ned to Nebraska for a short time
before his boat sailed. He was on the
way nearly a month and saileil lrom
movement.
"Men now seem to think thai silk
shirts are a necessity," he asserted.
Four years ago silk shirts comprised
about ten per cent of the retailers
business in that line, now i' com-hi-Ihch
about sixty-five ner cent." He
Xew York on November 15. The trip ! concluded by emphasizing tne ne.i oi
was made on an Italian ship, ihe Tsoi-! cooperation among the men in 'his
iminia. which went directly to Naples, j economy drive.
Your Last Chance to buy your
SHOE
at any such price
any high shoe
in the store uutil
Saturday inclusive.
1230
OSt.
THE BOOTERY
1230
O St.
Next week Hie campaign will begin
in earnest, and individual solicitors
will see every university man, and
give bini an opportunity to contribute
to the Holconibe drive.
Mr. Holconibe was for two years
state student secretary of the Y'- M. C.
A. During his residence in Lincoln
test at the Husker institution this
naiion-wide acquaintances. He was
president of the class of 1917, and also
of the university Y. M. C. A. He is a
member of Alpha Theta Chi and is
well known in Nebraska for his work
in scholastic activities.
UNIVERSITY FUN-FEST
WILL BE NOVEL AFFAIR
(Continued from l'ue One.)
".,);- iirty cent. Sat-
14, is a cloneu
. .uuuiiik committee are in
charge of the paity:
Entertainment Commit i tee Laur
ence Metzger and Mona Jenkins, joint
chaiimen; Stoddard Robinson, Fran
cis Flood, Frank Patty, James C. Wil
son. Adam Kohl, Eugene Eversole,
Homer Sand rock, Ada sttii worthy.
Marian Wyman, Ruth Hutton Beat
rice Lang. Hazel Beckwiih. Mary
Brow nell, Bertha Helzer.
Refreshment Committee Eugene
Rouse and Gertrude Henderson, joint
chairmen, Josephine Gund, Helen Nie
uii.n, Alyne O' Laughlin, Grace S'ufl,
Exil Burrgess, Hattie Hepperly, Mary
Graham, Orvil Zijsjit'oos. Ivan H-dge.
Harlan Boyer, Leland Fisher. Gerald
Maiyott. Russell Weimer. Margaiette
Rouse, Duncan McLcllan.
Reception Committee Harold Ger
hait and Irene Springer, joint chair
men; Sivdie Finch. Donna (Justin, Hel
en Fisher, Lorene Hendricks. Helen
Holtz. Hilda Grunwald, Julia Motkett,
Ruth Fickes. Mary Herzing, Martha
Hellner, Marjorie Barstow, Helen
Lewis, Kathleen Hargrove, Ruth King.
Nell Bates, Francis Graham, Louise
Tucker, aKthryn Hamley, Hiram Stud
ley, Franklin Potter. Robert McAithur.
Laurens Mason, Forrest Estes, Archie
Jones, Waldo Rice, Charles Spracht,
Allied Scheffel, Richard Babcock. Ted
Smith. Charles Minnich, Oscar Ben
nett. Harry Linton. Iauren Waldorf,
Jack Virtue.
Advertising Conim it tep Luther An
drew?, chairman; Stanley J. Hall, Jack
Egan. Wilson Black, Jack Dodds. Thad
C. Epps.
Decoration Committee - Ktnneth
Saunder and Elizabeth Sscribner.
joint chairmen; Herbert Gish, Arnold
Folsora. Fay Clark, W'ilber Wolfe, Joe
Iverson, Bertram Ellsworth. Raqmond
Weller. Hubber Addison, Florence
Reed, Lillian Blanchard. Isabelle Mc
Monies, Mildred Gollehon, Mary Tho
mas, Marie Prouty, Margaret Howes.
The reception committee will meet
in U Hall. 206. five o'clock Thursday.
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Two Nights, Monday and Tuesday
February 16-17
"Melodious Rainbow of Music"
Ralph Dunbar Presentation
OF TIIK
DEKOVEN OPERA COMPANY
Of the Romantic and Sconicilly Heantifitl America's
! rent est Comic Opera
ROBIN HOOD
Ami you'll enjoy more especially the exquisite inttiret al ion
liy the lintahi'e cast of All Star American Operatic Artists
Direct from a ivc-.rd breaking: run at the Park Theatre. X. Y.
Xo seats laid away. Xo telephone orders
Special Symphony Orchestra SiX'SS
Prices Range from $3.00 to $1.00
First mail orders and first in line at Kox Office ?ct first
choice of seats
Mail Orders Now. Seat Sale Thursday.
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ROSEWILDE SCHOOL
of DANCING
Assembly Dances Wednesdays and Saturdays
WITH
BECK'S SYNCOPATED SYMPHONY"
Open for Uni Bookings Friday Nites
LEO J. BECK.
FORMAL OR
INFORMAL
If you care to be looking good
at all times
Let us serve you
B1338 ECONOMY "HO
Cleaners and Dyers
Drrilish Good Cleaning
TUCKER-SHEAN
JEWELERS
Diamonds. Watches, Fine Jewelry, Clocks, Sterling
Silver. Cut Olass. Expert Watch. Clock and Jewelry Re
pairing and Manufacturing?.
OPTICIANS
Eyes Examined Free. In our Optical Department you
nny select just what yon want in Eye Glasses or Spectacles.
Fine Optical Repairing?. Broken Lenses duplicated.
STATIONERS
Stationery for the Office, School and Home. Water
man's Fountain Pens. Office Equipment and Supplies.
Crane's, Whiting? 's and Hurd's Fine Stationery. Complete
line of Supplies for all departments of School and Colleges.
1123 O Street Phone B1534
Lincoln, Nebraska
Our Recent Appeal:
to the young people met with a liberal response, but we must
have mow students yet, if we are to kecj. up with the demand for
trained help.
RiKht now we arc having; four times as many calls an we
can fill.
(Nipht classes three evenings a week.)
NEBRASKA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Corner O and 14th Streets.
(Fully Acred ited.)
T. A. BLAKESL.EE, President.
Lincoln, Nebraska.
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THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Opposite the Campus
Reliable Instruction in the Principal
Branches of Music and Dramatic Art
Anyone can enter
Special Attention to the Requirement of University
StndenU
FULL INFORMATION ON BEQUEST
Phone B1392 nth and R St.
