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Thursday Night, Feb. 10
THE GIRL QUESTION
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Beginning Monday Eve, January 31
THE LYRIC 8TOCK COMPANY
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Next Week
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WEEK 8TARTINQ JANUARY 31
JOHN B. HYMER
BEN WELCH
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MARSHALL MONTGOMERY
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Phones: Bell 036, Auto 1628.
Matinee at 2:30.
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select PITTS' SELECT
DANCING SCHOOL
BEGINNERS CLASS
WEDNESDAY AND SATURPAY
Spiolal Ratas to Studmts
SOCIAL
FRIDAY AND MONDAY
Ladlti Pre Monday
16th and O St. Auto 5405
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C. H. Froy, florist, 1133 Q street
Delta Upsllon will entertain at a
house party this evening. .
Thornburg's Orchestra. Auto 5877.
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Alpha Omlcron PI sorority enter
tains MIra Wilbur" and 'MIbb Ensign at
dinner today.
. Chapln Bros., florists. 127 So. 13th.
Miss Ruby Cark, '10, loft yostorday
to tako tho position of teachor of Gor
man in tho Norfolk high school.
Eat at Don Cameron's Cafe, 11-119
So. 12th street
Tho sale of tickets for the Gorman
Play to bo given February 11th, has
been very rapid, and a full house
BeemB assured.
Green's Sanitary Barber Shop. 120
N. 11th.
Miss Mabel J. Faus.'who is gradu
ating from the teachers' college at
tho mid-semester commencement, has
been elected to a position in tho high
school at. NelBon.
Try a lunch at tho Y. M. C. A. Spa.
13th and P StB.
Dean Fordyco wlBhos It known that
thero arc four or flvo positions open,
for -which appeals have been made to
him for teachers. If any student Is
Interested, seo him about it
An honorary Journalistic fraternity
has been organized at Syracuse. Tho
requirement for mombershln is two
years' sorvico on a college dally.
IGNORANCE THE GREAT
EVILOF EDUCATION
DEAN FORDYCE ADVISES TEACH
ER8 REGARDING CHILDREN.
WHEATHERFORD SCORES GRINDS
The Weil-Rounded Man It a Student,
an Athlete and a 8oclety Man
and Not a Specialist In
Any One Phase.
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Boys-zMy Spring line of
woolens are stunners. See
them!
L. J. HERZOG 1230 O St
Fine Tailoring
The Owl Pharmacy
Northeast Corner 14th and O Streets
Hot and Cold Drinks at
Our Fountain
SEE OUR WOOLENS
Elliott Bros.
TAILORS
142 SOUTH TWELFTH
TYPEWRITERS
1 makes rented with stand $3
per Month. Bargains In
Rebuilt Machines
Lincoln Typiwrltir Exohingt
AtatoflM. Bell 1181. 122 No. 11th
UNIVERSITY JEWELER & OPTICIAN
C. A. Tucker
JEWELER
S. S. Shean
OPTICIAN
1123 0 STREET,' YELLOW FRONT.
' Your Patreanc5ol!cltcd
Tho first of tho sorios of convoca
tions being hold primarily for tho
teachers' college,, waB held last even
ing at 5 o'clock In Momorial hall.
Tho speaker was Doan Charlos For
dyco. ProfoBsor J. L. McBrlon pro
Bided In tho absonco of Professor
Grumman who Is 111. The noxt con
vocation will bo held Friday ovonlng
with ProfeBBor Eaves tho speaker.
Dean Fordyco's subject was "Some
Evils of Education." HIb address
dealt with tlio dutios of tho parent
and teachor of tho child In rogard to
first knowledge of box. Tho speaker
said that Bocrecy in such matters was
a great mistake. Information of thlB
kind ought to como to tho child truth
fully and accurately. An honest ef
fort should bo made to mako every
youth understand such matters. In
struction should begin oarly In life.
Questions are certain to bo asked,
they should bo answered truthfully and
tactfully. Unanswered questions aro
sure to bo brooded over and tho Infor
mation will probably bo obtained from
Bomo Improper Bourco.
Use 8clence
Tho best way of approaching thoso
matters with tho child Is through tho
avenue of sciences, Buch as biologi
cal phenomena. Then when changes
begin to como in life, tho period of
February 19
Officer's Hop
Walt's Orchestra
FULK
One-Fifth to One-Third Off op all
Stiff and Soft Hats- - Except Stetson
1325 O Street
Our stock is lare and we must make
room for the big Spring Shipments.
Remember our hats are new and the
shades and shapes are all correct.
Havo your clothes pressed at Web
er's Sultorlum. Auto 1708.
Miss AUeen Gantt, who Is gradu
ating from tho teachers' college, loft
yesterday to tako a position In tho
Tecumseh high school. Sho will, re
turn to tako, her degree.
Wanted 25 Cornhuskors per day.
Townsend. 67-10t
Tho sophomore commlttbo was ap
pointed to got medals for tho debaters
who won tho inter-class championship
last yoar. The committee is composed
of D. M. Rogers, chairman, Clarence
Clark and Ralph Garrotte.
Havo you peon tho "ororlty Panel"
by Townsend? Something now and
most attractlvo. G7-10t
Tho American Society of Mechani
cal Englnoors, organized at tho univer
sity lasc Soptembor mot recently and
elected W. J. Wohlonberg chairman to
succood M. E. Stroetor, who gradu
atod last eomestor. "
Mr. Townsend urges as many Corn
huskors as possible to havo their sit
tings "during tho week and avoid tho
crowd on Saturdays.
67-104
Lost Roman gold brooch, wreath
of leaves. Finder please leave at No
braskan ojuce and receive reward.
71-6t
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can show you how to go and-will
guarantee you a good salary. Call
209 Press bldg. 72-4
The "Bluo Print" is In receipt of a
lottor and subscription from C. C.
McWllilams, formory president of tho
class of '08 and captain of Company
B, who is now working with tho
morlcan Locomotive Works of Now
York city as,, assistant' maintenance
supervisor. Tho plant turns out about
eighty locomotives a month. t McWll
ilams Is a member of Phi Gamma
Delta fraternlty.
strong emotions, they will bo under
stood as they aro perfectly natural.
.A largo por cent of tho crimes com
mitted today aro by criminals who aro
adolescents. Proper Instruction should
prevent this,- Tho speaker also dc
pjored existing conditions In regard to
tho present "whlto elavo" traffic and
thought it might bo partially solved
by proper oducatlon of tho young.
"Grinds" Not Men.
At convocation Thursday, Dr. W.
D. Weatherford addressed tho mem
bers of tho student body and choso
for hla subject a problem In which all
college men and women aro interested
in. Dr. Weatherford said In part.
"People of today havo three Ideals
of charactor. Thero aro many In this
world who believe that heridlty is tho
greatest lnfiuonco In tho molUIng of
a man's character. But thero l&vo
been countless numbers of men who
have cbntributed worthy deeds to this
world whose ancestors, did not sail
on tho Mayflower or ride In royal car
riages. Tho grind who is tho cham
pion of tho text and nothing else has
deliberately shunned and shut out
from his Ufa so many things which
might havo developed him Socially
moraly and Intellectually.
"On tho other hand wo find the
athloto who despises tho grind. Ho
Is the man who sacrifices everything
in the interest of athletics. Explicit
ly, ho Is not a well-rounded man he
is only pltyslcally developed. A third
man who comes in for consuro. Theso
men have injuriously been led into
he-bellef-that-tho-iopiMsthe-hub-W
around which tho. university centers.
"Thus the well-rounded man Is a
combination of -theso three. Ho Is
to take a little good from each of
them. He is to 'ho an athlete, a stu
dent and a society man to a certain
extent Theso three arg easily bound
together by a good religious influence.".
Statistics havo boon compiled at
tho University of Iowa which show
tho avorago of undergraduates in that
institution to he 23.9 yoars, Tho old
est Hawkeyo student is 64 and the
youngest is 16.
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