tun dailt annaxBEAit
I
Charleston Charley
"Think this over. Hank! In less
time than it takes that boob out there
to road this line, Henry Ford makes
another $10.00," said Charleston
Charley this morning while guest
at the corner lunch wagon.
I Lincoln Theatre
THIS WEEK
Funalest Film Fare Eer
IOIS WILSON
EXTRApDEOATT5ACTiqN
Wilbur Chenoweth
PrrMnHnt aa Onran Novelty
IRVING BERLIN REVUE
LINCOLN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Ptwntinf mm Especially Arrant.
Holy Week Mmkal Offering
GLEN TRYON
la His Latest Scream
"LONG PANTS"
SHOWS AT I. 3, S, 7.
MAT SSe NITE SOc CHIL 10c
COLONIAL
ALL THIS
WEEK
THE
yk THRILL
P5IW"
Ah New aatd Cwer Fictarcs
SHOWS AT-
S. S, .
Ilyric THIS WEEK
1 A" Pvrariul Tictire Tat Everjrfcedr
Will Praiac
Wa
VIOLA DANA
Alw News a4 Ci dy Pictum
ON THE ST ACE
MARJORIE BARTON
"A Newitty Saranac'
SHOWS AT I. S. 8, T,
Rialto Theat re
ALL THIS WEEK
Top, Evarythinc SheEvr Xii Befera
COMEDY NEWS TOPICS
SHOWS AT . ..,
MAT ZSc NITE SSc CHIL IOe
ORPHEUM
THIS
WEEK
HI
Tka Scran TaaadarfcaM
(O.IiliDa.adHS
1 1 .,irai.ri-rr'-M
SHOWS AT t. . 7.
VA"11-V1LLE
"J
MON TUES WEP
A Varie. Pracraaa a Sal.aaie1
Goldie & Beatty
. la Their Navalty ffeva
A LAUGH. A SOMG AND A STEP"
AL NEWMAN
A Moat RaaaaiiLkJM Paairar
DOrOTKY SLANE. CbkvO AM)
KITE ROY AND RAYMOND
Billy Miller & Co.
a A DanrirHc Camraoy
THE &.GN POST"
TIVE MUSICAL DOTS
A Caawar Mlty With
"SYMPHONIC JAZZ-
GAUTiLR'S
PHONOGRAPH DOGS
gar4 Caaiaa IntaClfaawa
LtLAND & ST. CLAIRE
NUT aaa THE REASON"
XASV OF THE COAST GUARD"
aa. Caspar ftm
w y ii wj. x m
m
FM-at Natianal Pictara
4
.i
Thi
University of Nebraska
Official Daily Bulletin
VOL. i.
WEDNESDAY,
Enrineerinf Faculty
There will be a meeting of the
Fnculty of the College of Engineer
mg Rt 5 p. m., Wednesday, March 31,
in M. 102.
May Quean
enior women will elect the May
Queen and Maid of Honor Wednes
day. Polls will be open in the Li
brary from 9 to 5 o'clock.
Parade
There will be a parade of the R.
0. T. C. Unit on Wednesday, March
31. The first call will be sounded
at 4:50.
Lecture
On Thursday evenine there will be
a lecture at 8 o'clock by Mr. Collins,
assistant curator of the Museum of
the University of Nebraska. He will
speak on "What an Aemrican Did in
London." The lecture which is free
will be given in room 301 of theMu-
seum.
Farmer Fair Board
The Farmers' Fair Board will hold
a convocation Thursday at 11 o'clock
in the Auditorium at the Agricultural
College. Omricon Nu will announce
their pledges.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES
Fraternity Pictures
Fraternities wanting group pic
tures taken at the ' Campus Studio
jwill have to make appointments withs
in the next ten days to pet the price
of four dollars. After April 1, the
price will be six dollars.
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
Lutheran
The Lutheran Bible League will
meet for Bible study Wednesday at
7 o'clock in Faculty HalL
On The Air
University Studio,
broadcasting
over KFAB (340.7)
Wednesday, March 31
9:30 to 9:55 a. m. Weather re
port by Prof. T. A. Blair. Road re
port and Announcements.
10:30 to 11:00 a, m. "Frozen
DesserU," by Miss Matilda Peters,
Head of the Food and Nutrition Di
vision, Department of Home Eco
nomics. 1 : 1 5 to 1 :30 p. m. "Civic Art" by
M. I. Evinger, Professor of Civil En
gineering. Musical numbers by. Miss Vyola
Hoper, Pianist.
3:00 to 3:30 p. m. The eight lec
ture of a Radio-Correspondence
Coure for credit on Act IV, Scene 3,
of "The Philosophy of a Ranchman
on the Plains of Uz an interpreta
tion of the Book of Job" by Dr. F.
A. Stuff, of the Department of Eng
lish, (Professional).
8:00 to 8:30 p. m. "The Out of
Doors in April" by M. H. Swenk,
Professor of Entomology.
"The Sow and Litter" by W. J.
Loeffel, Associate Professor f Ani
mal Husbandry.
Elect Officer For Ag
College Y. W. C. A.
The election of officer! for the
Agricultural College Y. W. C. A. was
held Thursday, March 25. The fol
lowing officers were elected: Mildred
Unland, president; Florence Millet,
vice-president; Georgia Probert, so
cial chairman; Florence Brinton, se
cretary; Ruth Davis, chairman of
meetings.
PT?3pimii3WKEimiiBwm!iaiMEiraiwiHiror!3in
Try our ZSc Luncheon
Sunday Specials
ELKS CLUB CAFE
Open to the Public
13th and P Streets
fluaCfllBIEIIiigiaiim
t. C A ai. f li
ttsjCanacfian Pac5Px
JOIN oar group of college ta
3cnts, mstrTictor&v elumrii end
friends who wiU tour Europe tbif
trammer. A thirty-six dy tour
for including ul oecessary
expenses.
Fro and Crip Cvia Tmtto t Xrarar
Fula. Oprort3CrtT to me atara Canaoa,
awniaatic Afcooti im i ai id 9ncTvrmqB4iJc.
Oodoo voyar 4ard CaAaoian Faciho
arUtfnzitfci'pa, wiiii ArKii Uirjty
aano band ta fprmaa anawe. Pteniy C
4Bacit apaoa ffor Micnm. real, fwrrm'.xm,
eerie firnM, eporta. drmnaoca, Coarfcrt
at bs-1 ha. AppetuititT Two day
vav dowai ibc inirtT him Latwre&ao
Uw. nr four datr ap arau
Lamrar at UverrmtA. w wrt Chorrt-sr
nd Ltsatniiirtxm fcr auotr faw- T a
Jiea caatiea, U .SltaitrpJ eauatiT. rvrm
Eurlaci and Oxlord Laiaraitj. toar
mm ni Hpuaua, m
i ni Hpiiauu, brwtm. t)nor. 2-rzn.
& lot!t ta
ottt ta Hiapiiam. hw taaia
miika i'd Ch aJvnran atrru mctnr. A-trrjiat)
time for mdrvicaaJ u' "t-awug ana aaamia.
kftom fmfiintr f-ii (iiimtou'T.
Suornp'-Kdjrn 1 tkirtxl. at fcififtand FSW. Rr-a-
rurfl erwwat. tauu-te. trar.i,nT
MC- s-xtfiiww, ffse aiad fuiam inuhio
a OWra OtaKJ T Hm
Mr a-lthejB attotMrwrfna, osj tnr r'"""
MARCH SI, 1926.
NO. 25.
Xi Delta
Xi Delta will meet at 7:15 in Ellen
Smith Hall Wednesday.
Vocational Education Club
The Vocational Education Club
will have a business meeting and din
ner at the Home Economics Building
Thursday at 6 o'clock.
Scabbard and Blade
There will be a meeting of the
Scabbard and Blade Thursday at 7:30
in Nebraska Hall 205.
Senior EnfSneers
Colonel R. I. Rees, New York City
representative of the American Bell
and Telegraph Company will be in
room 104 Electrical Entrineerincr
building at 1 o'clock Wednesday to
talk to the Senior engineers about
employment after their graduation.
Vikini Meetinf j
There will be a meeting of the
Vikings at the Sigma Phi Epsilon
house at 7:15 tonight. There will
be a discussion of initiation and of a j
dinner dance. All members are urged I
to be present.
Phi Lambda Upsilon
There will be a meeting of Phi
Lambda Upsilon at 7 o'clock Thurs
day in room 102 Chemistry Hall.
Christian Science Society
The Christian Science Society will
meet Thursday at 7:30 in the Faculty
Hall in the Temple. -
Iota Sigma Pi
Iota Sigma Pi will have a meeting
on Wednesday at 7:15 in the Chem
istry HalL
Mystic Fish
There will be a special meeting of
the Mystic Fish Wednesday at 7:15
in Ellen Smith HalL
Please bring
$1.00.
The Annual N. V. A. Ball and Mid
Night Frolic WiU Be Held at
Auditorium, Friday Night,
April 9th
The National Vaudeville Artists
wil celebrate their tenth anniversary
Easter Week, April 4th to 12th. In
Lincoln the annual N. V. A. charity
IE T
at
The Little Sunshine Cafe
Meals, Sandwiches and
Lmches
QUICK SERVICE
First Dear East of Temple
SALEM'S
The Home of Real
Malted Milks
TRY SALEM'S CREAM WAF
FLES, CANDIES and SODAS
1S47 O Street
B4589
giiiniiiiniiniiniiiiniinm
I i
ball and midnight frolic will be held
at the Auditorium Frida ynight,
April 9th. It will be the greatest
dance jubilee and carnival of fun
ever presented in this city. Tickets
of admission will be fifty cent and
th eentir proceeds go to the N. V.
A. benefit. Adv.
NEVADA WANTS TEACHERS
Communication Received By Morita
Say Salaries Are Good
Nevada needs more teachers ac
cording to the communication just
received by Robert D. Moriti, Direc
tor of the Department for the Re
commendation of Teachers. The
Nevada communication, which is
signed by W. J. Hunting, Superin
tendent of Public Instructions, states
that salaries in that state are good.
High school teachers average about
?1800, and the average for all teach
ers is approximately $1450. The
letter is posted on the bulletin board
COMING THE NIGHT OF NIGHTS COMING
APR. TH FRIDAY NIGHT APR. DTH
GRAND JUBILEE CELEBRATION
N. V. A. BALL and MID-NIGHT FROLIC
AT THE AUDITORIUM AT THE
FIVE HOURS OF DANCING and VAUDEVILLE FOR SOc
BUSINESS TRAINING PAYS
More than 50 places filled since March 1
NEW CLASSES BEGINNING THIS WEEK
ASK FOR LITERATURE OF COURSE
Lincoln School of Commerce
Lincala Business Collera Nebraska School at Business
(Caaaelidatea)
P A Uth St.. Lincala, Nehr.
1 Try It Just Once!
You will never be
without it
'ovim
ranitie
FOR LOOSE POWDER
Use any loose powder you pre
fer. Carry it with you wherever
yougaThepowdercannotspilL
The Norida Vaxutie for Loose
Powder is a dainty.handsomely
finished 2-inch case, equipped
with a mirror and small puff.
The Shops and Stores of Lincoln are
completely Stocked to Fill Your Wardrode
for Spring and to dress you for Easter, the
day on which everyone is dressed the beSt
For Easter the Shops and Stores have
a great array of hats, wraps, gowns, dresses,
suits, gloves, shoes, and the various incident
als. Read the advertisements and then go
shopping.
outside of Teachers' College, 805.
Director Moriti has a supply of
application blanks for those who are
interested in the .Nevada proposi
tion.
Ten Years Ago
The annual Phi Beta Kappa con
vocation was held at Memorial Hall.
The championship interclass debate
between the seniors and sopohomores
on the question of the United States
rejecting the Monroe doctrine was
held, after which elections to Thi
Beta Kappa were made. The sopho
mores contending on the negative
side of the argument were victori
ous. The vocational conference was one
of, the most successful and beneficial
of its kind ever held in a co-educational
school. It helped people de
cide what their life work should be
and brought them to a keener real-
It Warkj S Easy
Simply open cover,tum powder pis re.
Cake up loose powder with puff and
apply. Takes only a few seconds to
refill with loose powder.
The price of the Norida
Vanirie, in gilt or silver
finish, is $1.50, and it
is fined with Fleur Sau
sage (wildflower) Poudie
a dainty, fragrant
French Powder.
Sold in AH Stores That
Carry Beauty Requisites
ization of tho thorough necessity for
preparation for a vocation.
for a delightful afternoon diversion drop
into our Tea Room for a delicious
ENGLISH LUNCHEON
Could anything sound more tempting than a
dainty luncheon of TOASTED ENGLISH MUF
FINS WITH MARMALADE AND A POT
OF TEA?
For an intimate tea time conversation such a
combination adds just the cozy touch desired.
Filth Fleor
1U
!
i
V "WITCHING HOUR- CHOCOLATES, , '
" mad in our own factory mafe Appro- 't
prut and acceptable Eatx fiftt. 1,1, tf".
3, and 5 H. packaya, at tba rat of
a. 1.00 pound.
Firt Floor.
. ...
' "'-i f , . ' '-? i
r : i v ,CV Is'
! ' .1. ' -
rv:
Williams
means an easy shave
THE wetness in Williams lather quickly drives
the oil-film from each hair, softening it
thoroughly for easy cutting. And the millness of
this powerful lather leaves the face cool, glove
smooth, as refreshed as after a massage. The
large-size tubeofWilliamsShavingCream is 35c;
double-size 50c, containing twice as much cream.
ALWAYS INSIST ON WILLIAMS
BOOMERS TEACHERS AGENCY.
TEACHERS needed now.
1
i M
)
if
5S AT-
! cttr