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THEATRES
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WED., THUR., and THUR, MAT,,
MARCH 18-19
First Time In Lincoln
Fisher & 8tevens Present
The Musical Comedy DeLuxe
THE PINK LADY
75 People 76
NIGHT $2 to 50c. MAT. $1.50 to 50c
ORPDEUM THEATER
THUR8DAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
March 12, 13, 14
HORACE QOLDIN
-The-Old-& New nd a Tiger Too
35 People 35
M'CORMACK & IRVING
In "Between Decks"
Vera McCord & Arthur Shaw
In "Just Llko a Woman"
WILSON & PEAR80N
In "At tho Reception."
8HARP & TUREY
'NEL80N & NELSON
"Hearst-Scllg News Pictorial''
XYRIC THEATEft
THUR.-FRI.-8AT, MARCH 12-13-14
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ORIGINAL COWBOY MINSTRELS
Presenting
"A Cowboy's Life at Twilight"
MARR & EVANS
The Acrobatic Comedian
PHOTO-PLAY8
"THE TWO R08E8"
PATHE'8 8EMI-WEEKLY
"PA AND MA ELOPE"
Three Shows Dally 2, 7, 9 p. m.
Mat 'All Seats 10c. Night r15c
University Jeweler and
Optician
C, A, TUCKER
JEWELER
S. S. SHEAN
OPTICIAN
1121 0 St. Yellow Front
Tonr Patronage Soliolted
WHITMAN'S GLASSY
CANDY "
MEIER DRUG CO.
18 Und 0 Street
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FOURTH SYMPHONY AT
CONVOCATION TODAY
Schubert's "Unfinished" Programs
LeadlaMayEeBtlyalLarge
Crowds Attend.
, The .fourth-symphony irogram-ls-to-
be given this morning in Memorial
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will "bo played with tho organ and
string instruments. These programs
aire being given in preparation for tho
May Festival in which tho Minneapolis
Symphony Orchestra will feature.
Tho programs have been excellent In
every instance and they Indeed antici
pate something like a rare treat In
the May Festival.
Jones' Orchestra-, Phone L-968S.
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UNIVERSITY CADET BAND
- , . To Tour the 8tate During 8prlng Vacation The Band With a Reputation ,
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CHARTER IS GRANTED
(Conthcd from pnge 1)
is tho clghtoonth charter to be grant
ed, and there are Bister chapters In
tho following universities: DePauw,"
Kansas, Michigan, Denver, Virginia,
Washington, Purdue. Ohio. Wlscon-
sin, Iowa, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Mis
souri, Texas, Oregon, Oklahoma, and
Indiana. Membership In the fraternity.
Is limited to men of the two upper
classes and to sophomores In tholr
second semester. At a recent meeting
of the society an election was held In
accordance with the rules of eligibil
ity, resulting In tho cholco of the fol
lowing men as pledgesr William M7
Locke, Marcus L. Poteet, Harold
Schwab, and P. Craig Spencer.
Artlstlo dance programs and menus
for particular people. George Bros.,
Printers, 1313 N street.
INTERESTING LECTURE
IN PHY8ICAL SCIENCE
Dr. Ostwald Treats of the LawsoT
. Dispersion and Their
Importance.
In his lecture on tho physical sci
ences last night Dr. Ostwald spoke on
4he-laws-of-dlaperslon-and--flie-lmpor
.tance of these laws In the prepara
tion " ofVcollodinl-solutlons; -By- means
of a number of microscopic Blldes he
showed that tho size of the particles
In a fluid medium would produce dif
ferent colors and reflect different rnyB
of light. All known colors exist In
solutions and as tho size of the parti
cles decrease or increaso, every color
is revealed, Largo- particles produce
deeper and more intenco polors. The
size of the particles and the shape of
the crystals serve as a means of dls-
tlngulshfng between the various ele
ments. Dr. Ostwald's noxt lecture will bo
upon a method of determining tho size
of molecules In colloidal solutions.
"Umveriify"Noticei
"Fraternities and Sororities."
The plotureB of your houses must
be turned in at the Cornhusker office,
U Hall, fourth floor, before Friday,
March 13. If no picture has beelx
taken, make arrangements with the
editor.
Snap 8hots.
Fraternities and sororities are re
quested to mall to tho editor any
"lino" snupshots they may have for
use In 1914 Cornhusker.
To the Juniors.
All juniors who have not checked In
with their Junldr Play tickets will
please do so atxoncor Elther-to myself
or to T. A. Williams. . t
- - RALPH NORTHRUP.
Ostwald of Leipzig.
Tho departments of Chemistry.
-AgrIcultural-;ChemlBtry nnd-TPhyslcs"
of tho university or Nebraska an-nounce-
a-serles-of five- lectures -on
"Colloids'1 to bo given on tho Univer
sity campus In Brace Hall, room 211,
at 5 p. m. each day, beginning Monday,
March 0. -Thoso lectures wlllbo given
In English by Dr. Wolfang Ostwald of
tho . University of Leipzig, Germany,
and will be of very great Interest to
students of tho physical sciences and
of medicine. A cordial invitation Is
extended to anyone interested in this
series of lectures,
for Men and Women,
Wanted For Cornhusker.
Wanted Your bost snapshots for
publication In tho Cornhusker. Any
individual, group, "stunt" pictures,
picnic, dance or party groups will bo
gladly accepted at the office, or mail
to-tho-Edltorlal-Dopartment, -
Organizations! Notipel -
All organizations that have ha'd,'
their picturos taken and have not paid
for their spaco in the Cornhusker
must call at tho ofllco and do so at
once, as no cuts will be mndo until
paid for. R. F. SWIFT,
Business Manager.
Votes for Women.
Tho University Woman's Equal
SuffrngoSocIetywiBhes-to-nnnouncQj
that "Votes for Women" badgeB may
bo had for the asking at MIbb Drako's
ofllco In the Y. W. C. A. room.
Senior Poems.
Senior poems must be submitted to
Barney Gill Monday aftor vacation.
. Senior Prom Committee.
Ther.0 'will be a meeting of tjie
Senior Prora-commlttceHn-U 105-at-11
q'clock Thursday,
A. F. KEITH, Chairman,
uornnusxer. ;
All-Juniors and seniors who havo
not called for their individual pictures
at Townsend's should do so at once.
8ophomorClas8 Meeting.
Sophomoro -class- meeting at tho
Templo at 11:30, Thursday morning.
Every loyal sophomore come out
Engineering Hop.
Tho Engineering Hop will bo held
at tho Lindell Hotel, April 3, 1914.
All engineering studonta . desiring
tlckots must get them before March
25. Aftor this date the tlckots will
bo sold to tho students at large:
Tickets may bo secured fronuKJold
gaard, Beck and Peterson. . r
Freshman Class Meeting.
Freshman class meeting. Thursday
'at 11:30 In chapel: Election of offi
cers. All freshmen out
RUSSELL ALLEN, President.
Free 8hlne.
Freo shine with overy shave- or hair
cut at tho handsomest barber shop in -Lincoln.
Bankers Life building. Bring
your neighbor. ' '
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-Organizations) Notice I
All organizations that have- had
their pictures taken and havo not paid
for tholr spaco in tho Cornhusker
must call at the ofllco ajid do so at
once, as no cuts will bo made until
paid for. Ofllco hours, "H to 12 daily.
. niUSIESftIANAGBR.
Organizations Meet
t ,Thero will bo a Joint meeting of tho
Thursday evening at 7:30
In. tho Library, room 310. The reports
of tho committee will bo submitted to"
the convention, interested members
of Hhe faculty aro requested to como,
Vesper Service.
Thursday evening vesper servlco
will bo held In Uw Temple at 5 p. m.
sharp. University girls will speak on
the subject, "What Lent Can Mean,"
WANTED An agent to dovote all or
part tlmo to business. Good money
mad,o. Call at room 104 Bankers Life
Bldg., and investigate, '
1132 0 St.
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