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Elsie Meyeron'
Girl Band
Savon Syncopating Siront
BERGEN & COMPANY
In a Laufhlor Oddity
"THE OPERATION''
HARRIS & HOLLEY
Two Real Colored Funsters in
PUSH " 'EM" and PULL " 'EM"
Tho Intornatlonal Favorltaa
Alexander Bros. & Evelyn
Orlainal Comedy Entertainers In
"ALL BALLED UP"
"Ten Scars Make a Man"
BABICH and tha ORCHESTRA
Show Start at 2.30, TtOO, 9:00
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ALL THIS WEEK
Housbands and
Lovers
Praised by all th Critic
BRICKSON SISTERS A FAY
In "A Bit o' Old Erin"
Othar Entertalnlnf Foatur
SHOWS AT 1, S, 8, 7, S p. m.
RIALTO
ALL THIS WEEK
A Whirlwind Romance
Rudolph
Valentino
In "A Sainted Devil"
"SPANISH FANTASY"
Atmospheric Prologue
Other Entertalnlnf Feature
SHOWS AT 1 1 S, 8, 7, 9 p. m.
CLDB INITIATES
ART STUDENTS
Twenty-three New Members
Taken Into Artists'
Organization.
Twenty-threo ntudenU of the
School of Fine Arte will become
members of the Art Club at a six
o'clock dinner and initiation In the
Art Gallery Thumlay evening.
Candidates for memberxhip are
chosen on two bases. First, their
work in any branch of art is sub
mitted to a committee of Judging.
Second, they are choxen by vote of
the members of the club.
Following is the list of initiates:
Margaret Amu, Curl Bryant, Bcr
nice Clattcrbuek, Henrietta Dirks,
Julia Gerber, Jean Hall, Aleta Hnth
away, Marcelyn Lichty, Norma Ma
son, Gladyce McDonald, Elolse Pow
ell, Lloyd Probst, Robert Read, Hen
ry Rosenstoin, Sylvia Stiastny, Jane
Stone, Leonard Thicsson, Edna Ul
rich, Mrs. Julius Young, Melva Scud
der, Ruth Zinnecker.
Y. W.' ENTERTAINS
AT CHINESE TEA
Dr. Ida Lewis, Recently Re
turned Missionary, la
Honor Guest.
The Grace Coppock staff of tho
Y. W. C. A. entertained at a Chinese
tea Tuesday from 8:00 to 4:30 in
Ellen Smith Hall. Dr. Ida Lewis, a
missionary who has recently returned
from China, and who spoke at Ves
pers, was an honor guest.
Chinese decorations were used In
the dining room and parlor. A Bud
dha god and some Chinese pictures
were also on display. Miss Erma Ap
pleby and Agnes Kessler poured tea.
Arvilla Johnson is chairman of the
Grace Coppock committee. Other
members are Grace Ebers, Gertrude
Mayland, Dorothy Thomas, Wilma
Searson, Eloise McMonies and Geral
dine Fleming.
tlons wher westward migration
again took place. It is not surpris
ing to find the city of Lincoln of
economic importance in the middle
west today. It is on the commercial
highways and a connecting link in
the railroad systems. This tendency
of settlement in the path of leastt
resistance to immigration will be no
ticed the world over.
A. T. O. IS FIRST IN
FRATERNITY RELAYS
(Continued from Page One.)
Posplsil ,Fear, Anderson, and Dex
er running for Phi Tau Epsilon fin-
ishd ninth in GO:!). Farm House team
composed of Davis, Cook, Barnes,
find Wight, was tenth in a time of
61:4.
Four of tho teams that ran yester
day did not run Monday in the first
race of the relays. They are Delta
Upsilon, Sigma Nu, Phi Tau Epsilon,
and Farm House. Their standing is
listed below separately.
Team scores to-date, low scores
leading: '
Alpha Tau Omega 8
Delta Tau Delta 4
Sigma Phi Epsilon 7
Pi Kappa Alpha 1
Alpha Sigma Phi 10
Phi Gamma Delta -...12
Alpha Gamma Rho 13
Delta Sigma Lambda 16
Second day only:
Delta Upsilon .. 5
Sigma Nu .: 8
Phi Tau Epsilon J
Farm House 10
METHODIST STUDENTS
HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET
(Continued from Page One.)
"Witch Doctors" wus the subject
of a lesson drawn from a story by
C. J. Stauffacher, M. D. in medical
ALL THIS Wfcfcfc.
Bebe Daniels
In a Colorful Romance
"ARGENTINE LOVE"
Lloyd Hamilton
In a Slde-Spllttlns Comedy
"HOOKED"
JACK DEMPSEY
In a New Thriller- ,
'THE HEALTH FARM WALLOP"
SHOWS AT 1, S. 8, 7, B p. m.
Uneeda Lunch
240 No. 13th St.
Under New Management
LOU HAN KINS
Former Chef of
Burroughs Cafe
Catering especially to the
student trade
Exhanges
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA--Another
record has been broken by
the University of Minnesota, accord
ing to Minnesota. Long distance
radio transmission records were bro
ken by the university radio station
when it was heard in Australia for
40 minutes. The distance covered
was more than 11,000 miles and es
tablishes a new record for the Twin
Cities. The Minnesota Daily states
that record breaking has become the
popular sport at Minnesota.
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA The
social life committee recently sent
letters to the fraternities, sororities,
and dormitories asking their support
for a student-controlled dance floor
in tho city to be leased by a group
of students who will assume entire
charge of it and to have a student
dance every Friday night. Most of
the organizations voted their general
approval to such a plan.
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
Athletes have weak memories as is
shown by the example of Joe Ponde-
liV football and wrestling star. Joe
recently entered a course in com
merce and did not discover that he
had taken the course last year until
an exam was sprung on him.
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
Hell week reigns with all its tradi
tional terrors at the University of
Kansas. The fraternities are initiat
ing their pledges and at every corner
sights can be seen which would never
be tolerated in civilized society.
ORPHEUM, Thur., March 5
ARTHUR HOPKINS
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Seats on Sal TuoaeUy, Feb. 24
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A beautiful semi-prtvate balcony is now
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work in Portuguese East Africa, in
the concluding address. He told of
the awe in which they are held by the
natives, of the apalling number of
natives which must die as a result of
the practices and palavers of these
fakirs. The story dealt with his ex
periences in performing a surgical
operation on a little witch doctor in
the presence of a chief witch doctor,
and the results following.
One hundred sixty Methodist stu
dents attended the banquet. V.
Royce West, '27, Cozad, was chair
man of the committee in charge and
acted as toastmaster. The banquet
was one of the six sponsored by the
Methodist Student Council of the
University during the present year.
BENGSTON LECTURES
TO ARTS FRESHMEN
(Continued from Page One.)
other westward movement to Ameri
ca was started.
Prof. Bengston explained the
rapid settlement of United States.
The north presented a barren waste
and the south was too tropical for
extensive civilization. The fore
fathers rightly chose the central por-
Fraternities, Sororities,
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This has caused the great
change in the appearance
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hair, the most conspicuous
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just as they want it to look
at all times.
It was not always so.
Before Stacomb was intro
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lie smoothly and stay that way
from old-fashioned po
mades, which only matted the
hair and made it greasy, to
plain water, which kept it in
place an hour at the most and
then left it drier and more
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Here at last was sorre'hing
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Today the great change v. hich
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