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"TfWWM WW! Bill nil I iliBiWHl lnmil wi mnniim iiihw ! mi ! i m ' r-.,"anr"!vrf!rT' isw' -utTwwt.'r -?, -p tt- rry "- $rv """p'vTjTt " """ 7T"s w"w .TP . . THE DAILY NSBKASKAn a THEATRES OLIVER THEATER " 4JAT. MAT. & NIUH I , MAHUH EVA TANGUAY And Hor Own CYCLONIC VAUDEVILLE CO. Nino Great Acts. Mat, $1 to 50c. , Night $1.50 to 50c Monday Night, March 9 MONTGOMERY AND 8T0NE In "The Lady of the 8llpper" ORPIICIM THEATER THUR8.-FRI.-SAT., MARCH 5-6-7 LILIAN HERLEIN In Her Gorgeous Singing Novelty Courtesy 'of Lew Fields MULLER & STANLEY THE FIVE 8ULLY8 In "The Information .Bureau" ETTA BRYAN, ROY SUMNER & CO. LEW HAWKINS IOLEEN SI8TERS GINGRA88 & COMPANY ' Mat. at 2: 15. Prices 15 & 25c. Night at8:15; prices 15, 25, 35, 50 & 75c "EYRICTHEATEft- THUR., FRI., 8AT MARCH 56-7 GRACE AYRE8 TRIO In Roller Skating Novelty CARL R08INE & CO. In Magic and Illusions PHOTO-PLAYS A Startling Two-Part Feature "THE MASSACRE" An Early Western Struggle PATHE'8 SEMI-WEEKLY "THE L08T CHILD" Three Shows Dally 2, 7, 9 p. m. Mat All Seats 10c. Night 15c Jolly Five Dancing Club Newly Remodeled Hall at 1548 O Street. Dances every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Admission 25 cents. Free check room. Music by Hampton's Or chestra. PRIZE WALTZ EVERY TUESDAY For information call I. C. LEATH - -. B-4339 X Try Our Luncheonettes Thoy orealways the best -Wo e$rvo hot and cold drinks all wlntor long. LINCOLN CANDY KITCHEN Southwest Corner 14th O Street -Iffiss-GliarlotfiHIWiedon- Will give tho first of a series of afternoon dances, Saturday after noon, March 7th, at tho Lincoln. Sho will teach tho Tango One, Stop, Hesitation Waltze. Moxlxo and -otner-new-uancoa B Saturday's lesson will bo on the "Tango; Lesson from 4 to 5 o'clock. Dancing from 5 to 6 o'clock. WHITMAN'S GLASSY GAUDY MEIER DRUG CO. 18 and O Streets "SPA" Try the Y. M, O.A. Lunck Boom, Cafeteria-:, Plan City Y. M. 0. A. 13th & P FEED8 ON THE LI8T FOR - FAIR ONE8 THI8 WEEK Birthday Entertainments for Two Next Week Fundi for These Doln's Tiuiii thu Qtrlsr The girlB gymnasium department arc regaling themselves-with a scries of "feeds." This week tho juniors of the department entertained their friends of the other classes with a delightful little repast. It is stated, however, that some of the attractive ness of tho feast was lacking because tho guests were required to furnish tho funds for the entortainmont. Next week there' wilT bo a birthday "feed" for two of the department members. EIGHT H. 8. DEBATE8 (ConUnucd from Pflggl?) pionship of tho district every year Blnco tho league was organized, in 1908. Tho schedule for the week-end is as follows: March 5. Central District. Fairmont-Exeter', at Fairmont. March 6. East Central District. Wilber-Havelock, at Wilbor. Springfield-University Place, at Springfield. North Central District. Battle Creek-Norfolk, at Battlo Creek. Northeastern District. South Sioux City-Ponca, at Ponca. Southern District. Guide Rock-Superldr, at Quido Rock. Southeastern District. Wymoro-Beatrlce, at Wymore. - Westorn District; Harvard-Hastings, at Harvard. West Central District. St. Paul-S,argent, at Sargent. March 7. West Central District. Ansloy-Broken Bow,. at Ansloy. March 9. Southeastern District, fable Rock-Pawnee City, at Table Rock. NATIONAL GIRLS' CLUB MEETS APRIL 24 AND 25 Method for Securing Funds for Send ing Delegate to Be Devised Delegate Selection Soon. Notice has been rtfcelved in Miss Graham's offlco that tho namos of delegates to Xhh National Girls' Club Association, which will bo held April 24 and 25, should bo sent in very shortly. This will no doubt cause a change in the habits of th,o Girls' Club board, for heretofore tho delegate has been, tho president of the succeeding year. Since tho election for president does not ordinarily come till lato in May, this will necessitate a special election for a delegate. A method for securing funds to send n dolegate will have to bo devised. CANDY WENT-FAST AFTER CONVOCATION YESTERDAY Many Turned Away With Sad Faces- Six Dollars Cleared In Short Time More 8oon. Tho Y. W, C. A. was so successful -InHts-candy-sale-Thursday-that-they- throaton to follow it up speedily wjth .another one. Tho candy was placed on sale at tho convocation hour and before the crowd had gpno tho candy was all gone. A hungry lino was turned away disappointed. Tho com mittee cleared six dollars on tho'salo. Next time there will be more candy to meet Increasing demands. ' ' Botany Seminar; Tho following program was Tflvon last night at tho semi-monthly meet ing of tho Sem. Bot: "After Ripening Nof Seed,". Margaret Hannah.' "Plant Relations In Northern Michi gan," Prof. S. J. Pool. " FOR JOURNALISM 8CHOOL THERE President .Vincent of Minnesota Unl Favors New Courses. T)tA(ilf1nt M 1 - It- 1T..li.-u-ll.. , i ivdihui viuvuui oi uiu umvorsuy or Aiinnesotu aUVflcUUJd u (jon.rnov1ir journalism for his school In a recent address before tho - Minnesota Edi torial Association. "It has been for Bomo timo the aim of tho University of Minnesota to in troduce courses of this character," ho said. "Tho experimental stago has boon passed. Boyond doubt, with tho right Btaff and proper equipment, suc cessful results could bo obtained." Tho subjoct of his speech was "Tho Teaching of Journalism in American Institutions.' University MiBBourlan. Phi Beta Kappa. ' A meeting of- tho Faculty Council of Alpha of Nebraska Phi Beta Kappa will bo held Monday,' March 9, 1914, in Nebraska Hall, room 110, at 7:30 p. m. A full attendance of tho council Is very much desired. Recommondatlon of now members. Other important businoss. Tho chapter will meet at 8:15 p. m. in tho same room for tho election of now members and tho election of offl- cors lor Ihu noxl Hchool yuur. Tiro names of tho now members will bo unnounced nt tho cIobo of tho inler class debate on Tuesday morning. RAYMOND J. POOL, Secrotarv. Graham at Bloomlngton. - R. A. Graham, '13, is doing tho en gineering and superintending con struction .of a modern hydro-electric lighting system at tho town of Bloom lngton, -Nebraska. Bloomington will Jio-perhaps the smallest town in tho stato that can boast of a self-supporting lighting system with twenty-four hour service that does not overtax tho consumer. Coach Reed will not accompany tho trqck team to Kansas City. Ho Is forced to stay in Lincoln to finish plans for the big tournament which is to come off next week. Severed Football. Tho football that "HuBke'r" Beck placed behind tho Gopher goal last November Is all prepared for tho trophy room. It has been cut in half and mounted In two sections. One half Is to bo placed In Conch Stiohm's offlco and the other In the alumni trophy room. WILL GIVE "Y" FOR FIFTH PLACE Yale Enlarges Field for Track Athletes to Win Letter. 4 At a meeting of tho Yale Athletic Association, JieJcL jcecgntjyj. tho rules for wearing athletic insignia were re vised. Hereafter the university "Y" will be awarded men who win fifth place in tho track intercollegiates. A change was also mado in regard to the Jerseys or track men, by which a competitor in tho Princeton meet is awarded a "Y" jersey. Heretofore only, men competing in tho Intercollo glates or tho Harvard meet were al lowed to have them. Another rule Is t6 the effect that men on ftilnor teams have no right to wear hat's with the insignia of , thoir teams on them. DaliFllUnlT r HECK HALL FUND REACHE8 $300 Contributions to Daily Northwestern Fund Are Large. Tho Dally Northwestern fund for Heck Hall men reached tho oven 3300 mark yesterday. One contribution of a largo amount not reported last week was that from Pearson's Hall, amount ing to $1G.30. The Dally Northwestern feels that tho student body ha& re sponded generously In this 'appeal for assistance 'to tho unfortunate men. The amount realized solely from the students and campus organizations Vas $2.75. Heck Hall was 'recently destroyed by fire. Daily Northwestern, University Notices Plcascnoto that tho phono number of thn Dnily Nnhrnnlrnn hashaon changed and is now L-7451. Wanted For Cornhusker. WantedYour bdst snapshots for publication in tho Cornhuskor. Any Individual, group, "stunt" pictures, picnic, danco or party groups will bo gladly accepted at tho offlco, or mail to the Editorial Department. Organizations! Notlcel All organizations that -havo had their pictures takon and hava not paid for thoir spneo in tho Cornhusker must call at the office and do so at onco, bb no cuts will bo mado until paid for. R. F. SWIFT, Business Manager. Girls' Party. Tho All-Unlvorslty Girls' party to bo given Saturday will begin at 2 o'clock Instead of 2:30 as tho previous parties havo. Miss Charlotto Whodon will bo presont from 2:30 until 3 p. m. and will givo a number of aesthetic dances. "Miss Helen Josso oflno mack Slasquo is in charge of tho party.. Admission chargo will bo 10 conts. Cornhusker. AH organizations desiring space In tho 1914 Cornhusker must havo their pictures taken at. Townsend's at onco. BUSINESS MANAGER. Cornhusker. -Fraternities and sororities, and all organizations that have not selected thoir proofs for' tho CornhiiBker, muBt do so by Saturday, March 7th. After that date they will bo chosen by tho staff. c. TRIMBLE. Tegner Society. Tho Jegner Society will meet Satur day evening, March 7, at ff:15 o'clock, in Faculty Hall of tho Temple. Tho following program will be given: Violin solo..... Oscar Oleson Paper L. T. Fleetwood Tagoro, tho Indian Poot...M. Banorjii Reading. .......Oscar Alexis Scandinavian Club. Tho Scandinavian Club will meet Friday evening, March C, at 8 o'clock, in room 104 Law building. Miss Mun sqn of tho Department of Education will talk on "Education in Denmark." Everybody come. Seelng-the Brighter 8lder ' Tho Congregational University pas tor, Rev. L. R. Howard, is to bo the preacher this "Coming Sunday "at "the H First Congregational church, Thir teenth and L streets. In 'the morning at 10:30 ho will speak on "Dlvino Sur prises"; in tho evening at 7:30 tho ALL SQULS' CHVRCH A Free Religious Society Corner H and 12th Sts. X Arthur "L. Weathhrly, Minister ' ' ' This Is a religious society with the University ' ' Ideal, "the search after truth." A ' , ' It has no creed or dogma to defend. . . It seeks. to develop the reverent attitude toward life and tlje spirit of service among men. " - j. Problems of life are discussed frankly and' freely In the light of modern knowledge. " ' Service 10:45 a. m. ' ' "LOVE AND THE DEVELOPMENT OP PERSONALITIES" v Students'- Liberal Religious Union, 12:15 Dr, II. B. , Alexander will lead tho last of a series 'of discus: sions.of philosarihical or s YOU ARE subject Will bo, "Booing tho Brighter Sldo." Votes for Women. Tho University Woman's Equal 'Suffrage Sociuly wishvH"tu minouiicu that' "Votes for Womon" badges may bo had for tho asking at Miss DrnkoV offlco In the Y. w. C. A. room. Field Geography 21. All students registered in this courso aro requested to read notice on Geography Bulletin Board, near, door of U. 310. Flold -work for part of class, March 7. N. A. BENG8TON. Deutsche Geselllge Vereln. Dor Doutflcho GesolllgoVorcln ver Hammelt slch am Samstag den 7 Marz urn acht uhr bcl Frauhln "v Bonnoll,. 1515 Sud 22 Straszc. Alio Mitgliedor slnd wlllkommon. Union Literary 8ociety. Tho Union Lltorary Society will t givo 'a recoptlon to tho members of tho faculty nnd alumni formerly mom bors of tho society. Remember tho dato, Saturday ovoning nt 8:30, In Union Hall, third floor of tho Temple. omomborH-ttrourgod-to-bopromp Scandinavian Club. Tho Scandinavian Club will meet Friday ovoning, March 6, at 8 o'clock, room 104, Law building. MIbs MunBon of tho Dopartment of Education will talk on "Education, in Dontnnrk." Everybody como. 8emlnar of Agriculture, Tho Seminar of Agrlculturo teach- ors will moot In U. 102, Monday, March 9, at 7:45 p. m. Professor Brad-', ford will discuss tho courso of' study. Missouri Club. Tho MJssoVi vClub will ' meet at" Townsond's Btudio Friday at 12 o'clock to havo Cornhuskor picture taken. Jones' Orchestra. Phone L-966G. CLASSIFIED LIST LOST A black Waterman fountain "Ben. Tnalr brown gloves, a brown pocketbook with 75 cents; between Memoriul Hall and Tomple. Please return to Rag office. d'1.. FOUND In Chom. building,! a,wach. Call at "Rag" office and Idontlfy ' ' !ropcrty. 3-5-3,, , FOUND ONo gold bracolet-ln--tho-Tomplo. 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