THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Fr.ternlty parties may last until
o'clock now at the UntverBlty of
Chicago- Although the music must
.topped at 12. the festivities may
continue until 1.
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Sparkling Prefram
of Fun. Music and Sons'
BRICK'S ENGLISH
SYNCOPATORS
Tan Diaclplaa el
CO- ECIATE MU3IC aV MIRTH
JAN RUBINI
Tha Famous Violinist and
MLLE. DIANE
Franch Comsdlsnna
HARRY BREEN
Tha Rapld-FIre Song Wrilar
HART, WAGNER &
LELA
Varsallla Funalara In
"Those Daya Ara Ovar"
Cathrine SINCLAIR & Co.
"An Athlatic Pot Pourl"
IDAHO" and CURRENT NEWS
ACADEMY OF SCIENCE
MEETS TOR THREE DAYS
(Continued from Page One.)
At 0:30 President Seuve will presido
at a general meeting. An address
will be given by F. G. Collins, F. G.
S., prcparator of tho University Mu
seum on "Tho Miscum and the Edu
cation of NebrnHka." Following the
address a discussion on tho 'Tluce of
Science in Education" will ho given
b' .V. L. Locke, Nebrnskn State
Journal; Rabbi S. E. Starrcls, Temple
B'Nul Jeshurum; President J. F.
McCormick, Creighton University.
Friday afternoon the sectional pro
grams will begin at 2:15. At 6:30
tho annual dinner will be held at
Ellen Smith Hall. Dean II. Von V.
iSchulte, Creighton University, will
give the past presidential address.
I Saturday morning at 9 o'clock, sec
tional meetings will be held. Biology,
earth science, social science and
chemistry sections will meet on the
Agricultural College campus. The
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HABICH AND THE ORCHESTRA
SHOWS AT 2:507:00 9:00
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THIS WEEK
" A Big Family Show
"THE PRAIRE
WIFE"
A Thrilling TaJa ol tha Waat
HAROLD LLOYD
in Hit Greatest Comedy
"NOW OR NEVER"
BENNY LEONARD
In a New Story ol
-FIGHTING FISTS"
SHOWS AT 1. S, S. 7, 9.
LYRIC
National
Muaic
Week
Sea tha Superb and Timely
production
Nazimova
in
MY SON
Other Entertaining Pictures
BENNETC TWINS
Late ol Al. Jotson's Show
TWO DAINTY FLAPPERS
in Music. Song and Dance
SHOWS AT I, S, 5. 7, .
RIALTO
National Music Week
This Week
The. Dressmaker
From Paris
A Paramount Picture
With LEATRICE JOY
ERNEST TORRENCE
and tha 14 International
Beauty Modela
Coiffure Baauty Display Pre
sented by
0 Pretty Co-eds 10
DANCE CLASSIQUE
Irene Phylis
Dnwion Unthank
Comedy News Travel
Symphony Players
Mat. 3Sc. Nit 50, Chil. 10c
Shows at 1, 3, B, 7, 0
Business Is good and I am
much obliied. I'm remodelling
a little right now ao aa to give
better service.
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meetings will bo brief and will be fol
lowed by an Inspection trip of the
Farm campus.
Field Trip Saturday
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
will be taken up with field trips of
various sorts. The members and visi
tors must sign in advance.
Saturday evening at 7:30 a short
business session will be held. Re
ports of the various committees will
bo read and there will bo an election
of officers for next year. At 8
o'clock a popular lecture will be given
on the "Features of Scientific Inter
est In tho Mt. Runler Region" by Dr.
R. J. Pool, University of Nebraska.
The lecture will be illustrated with
colored lantern slides.
There, are about two hundred and
twenty-five members in the Nebraska
Academy; several of the:e belong to
the American Academy.
This week's "Science" contains an
interesting article about Professor
Geza Doby. who will be the main
speaker of the) meeting, Thursday
evening, May 7.
"Professor Geza Doby, visiting pro
fessor from Hungary, assigned to the
botanical department of the Michi
gan Agricultural College, is to give
the address on his work in plant en
zymes before tho Botanical and Biol
ogical groups at the University of
Chicago, April 27; Iowa State Col
lego on April 29; University of Wis
consin, May 3 and a joint meeting
of the Sigma Xi and Nebraska Acad
emy of Science at the University of
Neoraska on May 7," states the arti-
!cle.
"Professor Doby, professor of bio
nomic faculty of Budapest, came to
the Michigan Agricultural School un
der the auspices of the American
Foundation, whose headquarters are
in East Lansing, Michigan. No ex
change professor was sent to Hung
ary this college year, but in the com
ing college year, Dr. H. J. Strafseth
of the department of bacteriology
will go to Hungary. Plans are un
der way for extending the activities
of the American-Hungarian Founda
tion to other institutions in addition
to the Michigan Agricultural College,
to include graduate students of high
scholarships as well as professors."
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The College Press
YOUR SUMMER'S WORK
Now comes the annual deluge of
circulars from various promotion
companies advising students to spend
... 11! 1.1
a "proillaoie summer selling rn-
clos "necessary to every household,"
holding out a glittering promise of
little work and excellent remunera
tion.
These companies take advantage of
the fact that the student is
a i 1
anxious to do any nonest worn ,
that will cnablo him to return
to school the next fall. Usually they
fail to point out that most homes are
usually well supplied with necessities.
While largo profits apparently are
assured, close Investigation usually
reveals the fact that a samplo case
is to be bought at a price sufficient
to severely dent the average bank
roll. Afrain, returns for the summer's
work are usually to bo based on the
number of articles sold by the agent,
who is to be paid on the commission
basis. The only way a student can
realy plan to attend school in the
fall Is to know definitely just how
much money he is going to earn dur
ing the summer; a stipulated salary
Is best for the summer's work.
A few, though a very few, of these
propositions are legitimate, and offer
a real opportunity to the student who
is looking forward to a profitable
summer. But the really worthwhile
salesmanship offers are so few and
far between, so much of the needle
in the hay stack type, that to attempt
to find them is almost a hopeless
task. The Oklahoma Daily.
European Tours
For College Men and Women
SUMMER 1925
4 Days
$395 8111(1 UP
College credit up to 8 hours
if desired
For lull parfi'cuare addreee
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MOTHERS' DAY
' MOTTOES and GREETING CARDS
A CAREFULLY SELECTED ASSORTMENT
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Sp
ecial Announcement!
Owin, to the unusual Interest manifested in the lorthcomin, "'e"ient J
Anne Nichols record breakin auccesa ' ABIE S IRISH ROSE comm. to tbe
Orpheum Theater one solid week Jeginning
Monday, May 11
the management has decided to Inaugurate a special mail order fl'tment
lor the enf.fement ol this attraction. Appl.cations lor seats will be lllled
in order ol their receipt. '
Address all communications to Manaer Orpheum Theater
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Order, should be accompanied by check or money- order for the ' ""mber ol
Mat. desired and eell-addressed stamped "'1JU ",T" $1S0.
Prices: Nit. and Saturday Matinee Lower lloor 2; B. konr
H.OO. Bariain Matinee Wedn.aday Lower floor 1.50; Balcony- J.aT
slue tax. In rderinf aeats Stat, lor what perlormance tcketa ara deslreo.
Regular box offce aeat sale will open
ORPHEUM THEATER MONDAY, MAY 4
Abie'. Irish Roae. the play that broke the world', recaed. Is still Pug"
rrowded houses, in Its third capacity year at tha Republic Theater ia New
fork city.
Temple Theatre May 8 and 9
University Players
In the play that U rightly termed the
"funniest play of the eaon"
"The Imaginary Invalid"
MolierV. immortal .atirical comedy of doctor., apothe
carie. and their patient. Abolutely two hour, of
continuous laughter.
BARGAIN MATINEES
Friday and Saturday SOc
Seat, on .ale at Ro. P. C irtice Co. Eve. 75c
Curtain rie promptly at 8:20 and 2:30
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