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THEATRES
OLIVER THEATER
Tonight, Fri., Sat. &. 8at. Mat.
Night 8 p. m. Matinee 2 p. m.
KLAW & ERLINGER'S
International
BEN HUR
PRICE8 $2.00 to 60c
March 2-43 Nights & Wed. Mat.
OTI8 8KINNER In "KI8MET"
Prices $2.00 to 50 Cents
OltPIIEUM THEATER
THUR8. FRI. 8AT. Feb. 26, 27, 28
BILLY B. VAN
THE BEAUMONT 8I8TER8 & CO.
In the One-Act Musical Comedy
"PROPS"
SOPHYE BARNARD
LOU ANGER
BOUDINI BROTHERS
MARGARET ILE8 & CO.
ED CORELLI & CHA8. GILLETT
-ROBERTO
Assisted by BEA VERERA
Mat at 2:15. Prices 15 & 25c. NJght
at 8: 15; prices 15, 25, 35, 50 & 75c
LYRIC THEATER
THUR, FRI., SAT., FEB. 26, 27, 28
THE FIVE ROSE MAIDS
In a Classy Musical Novelty
THE METROPOLE FOUR
The Singing Entertainers
PHOTO PLAYS
"DOCTOR POLLY"
A 8plendid Feature Story
PATHE'S SEMI-WEEKLY
"A DESPERATE HERO"
A 8cream
Three Shows Daily 2, 7, 9 p. m.
Mat All Seats 10c. Night 15c
University Jeweler and
Optician
C. A. TUCKER
JEWELER
S. S. SHEAN
OPTICIAN
1128 O St. Yellow Front
Your Patronage Solicited
Miss Charlotte Whedon
Student of Louis Chalif of
New York
Announces classes In the New Social
Dances Maxlxe Tango Ono-Stop
Hesitation Waltzes, beginning Sat
urday, 3:30 p. m., at Whitten-Car-lisle
GymnaBlum.
For information call Phone B1287.
WHITMAN'S GLASSY
OANDY
MEIER DRUG CO.
13 and O Streets
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99
Try the Y. M. G. A. Lunch
Boom, Cafeteria, Plan
City Y. M. O. A. 13th & P
THE WEEK AT THE THEATRE8
BA8KETBALL MEET
(Continued from Pago One)
It will be ready for publication in tho
Dally Nebraskan some time within the
next two weeks
List of Entries.
Following la the lint of entries for
the big tournament:
Ainsworth Dell Klrkpatrlck, LeBter
Morgan, Earl Grant. Harry B Dontly,
Nell Morgan. Ervln Jefferles.
Alexandria Harold Hoppe, Emmett
HoBton. Galen Allen, Byron Demaran,
Paul Backer, Oliver Axtell. Hen Wei
sel Arlington Orant Gilfrj. Walter
Echtenkamp, Koacoe Phen, Heed Fos
Bott, Glenn Ludwlg, Roy Menking
Bancroft Glenn Gates, Edward Far
lej, Paul Honk, Martin Vogl, Ear
Craig, Paul VogU
Broken Bow Kent Crawford, Mere
dith Reneau. Fred Humphrey, Harold
Predmore, Ray Hennln, Leland
Waters, CharleB Sargent, Glenn Sar
gent, Joseph Stuckey, Verne Mrlnnlch.
Edward Kennedy
Crete Ralph Andrews) Wallace An
drews, William Bayer, .Joseph Belka,
Robin Melkle. IxBtcr Frundnll, Clar
ence Frundall. William EHIb
Cla Center- Lester Orr, Worth Mc
Hampton Earl Fulhonor, Donor
Horn, Aaron Peterson, Dean Camp,
Edwin HanBon, Silas Peterson.
Hebron Albort Nacko, Ben Hill,
Berne Bailey, Earl Bailey, Harry Lnw
Iobb, Noll Gray. Malcolm Shoaror,
Glynn Smith, 8till Steward.
Hardy Jcsbo Tucker, Harold HayeB,
Ray RalncH, Tom White, John White,
Ralph Raines
Konoaaw Ray AlahouBe. Floyd Ern
est, Arthur Oelschloger, Lesllo Wdn
ner, Rex Heldenbrand, Joseph Young,
Lee Anderson, Ira Currier, Leslie
Stonor, Elwlu Burroughs.
Kearney High School Homer Ball,
Walter Heardeley, Bert Wallace, Ed
ward Shields, Ludvlch Johnson,
Thomas Paul, Jean NoIboii, George
Clcary, Francis McVano. Welden
Gale
Kearney Military AcadeJiui -Ilea
Eaton, Valliant Minis, Donald New
horne, Ljnn Swanson, Harry Wilson,
Bruce Taylor, Albon Hall, Leo Beck
erd, Oscar JacobBon, Alfred Hum
phroys, Harry Bixby.
Lexington Lean Lesvh. Clyde Cum
mlngs, Albert Krlng, Harold Dunlap.
Leslie FergUBon.Clarence NeffjElmer
Zimmerman, Francis Knapple, Earl
Ewon
Minden Warren Orcutt, Richard
Rogers, Daniel Johnson, Grover Peter
son, Warren McGregor, Ralolgh Ire
land, Andrew Nesblt, Joo Bliss
University Place Gale Grubb, Ar
wod Elchberg, George Bannoy, Erwln
Clark. Carle Amos, Everett Cole, Har
old Mageo, Paul Alden '
Wllber Ignac Prucha. William To
blska, Mllo Beck, Robert Hlepicka,
James Pllhal, Anton Fridrich. Frank
Kludlacek.
West Point Leroy Krause, John
KrniiBC, Donald Elliott, Wayne Weils.
Jobso Jensen, Albert Schwedhelm
Donald, Harold Patterson. Melvin Wll
Bon, Earl Wood, William Borland, son, Kenneth Carman, George Kings
80CIAL PROBLEMS OF
CITIES ARE PICTURED
Pictorial Display of Work Done by
American Schools of Philanthropy.
A collection of prints from tho Chi
cago School of Philanthropy are on
display In the Sociology department
this week The photos and prints
allow tho work done by social service
and municipal betterment leagues in
tho cities and rural dlstrictB of" tho
United States In a gentral way they
the discussed eugenic marrlago cer
tificates is shown, accompanied by n
llttlo data on the work already dono
along this line.
New plans for tho Introduction of
agriculture In rural gchools are sub
mitted as a remedy for Kcoplng tho
boys and girls on tho farm.
George Allen.
Graig Harry Erwln, Robcoo Erwin,
Glonn Batchelder, Ira McDonald, Greg
ory Ferris, Llnde Llndberg.
Columbus .lake Glur, John Miller,
Bert Phillips, Edward Weaver, Earl
Drawbough. Raymond Thompson.
Glenn Munger, Walter Cass
Central City Clark Grieve. Carl
Lutes, William Stubbe, Arthur Nolte,
Randall Morrow, Victor Fleming
Adrian AgreB
David City Thermnn nines, Eu
gene Doty. Joseph Dworak. George
Quade, Paul Carlisle, Paul Welte, El
mer Stevens, Elmer Straka, Robert
Schweser, Otto Muller
Elmwood Arthur Schneider, Roj
Towlo, Henry Towle, William Mc
Crar, Roland Tyson, Vernon Clem
entB, Leon Roettger.
Fullerton Joseph Gooding, Filyo
Smith, Willie Able. Dean Hatton, El
mer Kreamer, Roy Wood.
Franklin Clarence Prusla, Herbert
HuBsang, Frank Davis, Perry Phinnoy,
Roy Storoy, Dews Plntt
Gothonburg Chester Nelson. Otto
Jansen, Byron Rich, Fred Berger, Ry
nol Johnson, Oscar Swenson, Lloyd
McFatoB, Bon Junger, Hobart Beatli,
William Jogger.
Genoa Dwight Davis, Edward Lar
uon, Wllford Nelson, Robs Richards.
Wallace Spear, Moses Venger, Clifford
Johason.
Humboldt Earl Baal, Roland Bach,
Arlo Cooue, Hanson Davis, Wade Dor
land, Buell Gorgens, Brooke Hardy,
Otto Petrashek, Bert Williamson.
Hastirr -Warl WUboii. Wllliard
Parks, .. Flynn, Fred Klein, Hall
Kerman, Leroy Cook, 'Lloyd Whlto
houBe, L. Bonhan, W. Burr.
loy. Elliott Olson.
Newman Grove Donald Mitunan,
Harold Olsen, Stanley Johnson. George
Kllstad
Ord LeBlio Flynn, William Hench,
Leslie Martz, Henry Zikmund, Alfred
Soronson, Bryan Byerby, Earl Barnes,
Leigh Carson, Louis Prince, Wilber
May.
Omaha- Mark Hughes James Gar
diner. Mahue Berry, Paul Flotaw, Rub
sell Larmon, Roy Platz, Edward Bau
inan, Froldof EngBtrom, Ernest Adams,
Floyd Poynter, Benjamin Porcupilo,
Leroy Buzzard, Frank Peterson
Stromsburg Arthur I'lerson, George
Llnd, Albine Rodlne, Frank McCue,
Wesley Erlckson, WeBley Carlson,
Robert Lunner.
Schuyler Charles Hoope, Harry
Chronesler, Will Knopf, Dale Smith,
Joe Kadleqk, Dunham Kuhloy
Syracuse Fred Motzgor, Harry
Amende, Carl Amende, Ross France,
Elmer Rohlinan, Walter Gosb.
Sutton Carl Grasshans, Oliver An-
J thes, Carl Nolde, OscarGulesB, Henry
Miihalf, Hugo Oschsnor, Benjamin
Zlmmorlie.
South Omaha Paul McBride, Carl
Beall, Byron Nixon, LouIb Faley,
George Bott, Lyman Corr, Ralph
Loach, Hayward Boicourt, Theodore
Kordmaker, William Grimm, Forrest
Dennis.
Seward Edward Goensen, Elmer
Graff, Harold Miller, Thurburt Ram
Bey, Gale Shores, Herman Wnller, Eu
gene Ray.
Silver Creek Wallace Carter, Wll
lard Carter, Frank Tlrey, GIfford
Hutchinson, CaBs Halstead, Lynn Sim
mons. Teknmah Harry Farrens, Dale Glb-
A GREAT FAVORITE.
Through the Roviow Of Rovlows'
scholarship fund nn unusual and won
derful opportunity Is this year being
extended to Btudente whereby vthoy
may secure adequate funds with which
to meet all their college oxponBos.
A noncompetitive cash scholarship
Is offered for work during Jiparo timo
while the student is in college or dur
in the summer vacations. Theso
ucholarshipH have a cash value of
from $2.r.o to $1,000.
Over one thousand students, work
ing under the diroctttTn of tho manage
ment or this fund, have already se
cured such scholarships. Thero Is an
unlimited number of such scholarships
available to students today.
This plan oi' awarding suoh scholar-
tend to bring out the excellence of the
American system over those used in ships is endorsed by President Wood
foreign countries. Some of tho sub
jects illustrated are life-saving, child
welfare, lowering the baby death rate,
open air crtisude, positive eugenics,
difficult charity, field houses, rural
education, city suburb gardens, and
public school centers v
The Chicago School of Philanthropy
was originated by Graham Taylor, tho
famous social worker of the Chicago
slums. He will be remembered as bo
lng one of the speakers In the rellg
Ioub movement which met here last
winter During his visit in tlie city
he spoke at convocation and was
warmly received by the students.
The school of philanthropy takes up
all formB of municipal and social bet
terment The Rod Cross branch takes
up the causes of the high death rate
of tho city dweller, the sanitation of
tho tenements, and the source and
quality of the mil kand vegetable Bup
ply of our larger cltleB.
Open air schools have" been started
and their effect upon the deficient
children Is carefully noted. One of
row Wilson arid lending college presi
dents, all over the country. College
employment bureaus from Maine to
California commend If ns a suro
means of winning a college education.
ItB popularity Is duo to the fact that
it ulways cotiHldors tho best lntereats.
of the student. The scholarship
money is paid to him direct Ho haw
an oxclusive field in which to work.
Expert management is afforded and
his work Is guaranteed. Thero is no
house to house canvassing or delivory
of goods.
Any studci t of good character Is
eligible for work under this plan. It
makes a strong appeal to the ideals
or college men and is nlways eminent
ly satisfactory.
Complete details of this plan may
bo secured from Mr. Ira M. Smjth;
western representative Review of Re
views. Mr. Smith has .a display ad in
another part of this Ibsuo of the Daily
Nehrasknn. His proposition has been
explained to a NobraBkan reporter. It
IsJiitereBting
Typewriters Rented
ALL MAKES
SPECIAL BATES TO STUDENTS
OFFICE EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY CO.
117 SOUTH TWELFTH
The Oliver
"Ben Hur, ' Thursday, Friday, Satur
day and matinee. Coming, March
2, 3, 4, Otis Skinner in "KlBmet."
The Orpheum
The Road Show, with Billy Van and
Company as headllners.
The Lyric
Advanced vaudeville and feature
films.
The Magnet
"Oheckera," with .Thomas Robs a
great feature film. Daily and
matinees with orchestral muBlc.
BILLY B. VAN, THE BEAUMONT SISTERS & COMPANY
In The OneAct Ausical Cooiedy, " R R O F &-
VUitH The QRFHteUm Show. FJbrueu-y 3 - T - ZbQ Dlrectlonjof TYltJrtln Beck
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