The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 13, 1914, Image 3

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THEATRES
OLIVER THEATE&
WED.', THUB.. and THOU. MAT,,
MARCH 18-19
First Tim in Lincoln
Fisher A Stevens PMtent
Thft-vMuslcai Comedy DeLuxe
M PINK LADY
76-Pebple 75
NIQHT $2 to 50c. MAT. 11.50 to 50o
ORPHCUM THEATER
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
March 12, 13, 14
HORACE GOLDIN
The Old & New and a Tiger Too
35 People 35
M'CORMACK & IRVING
In "Between- Decks"
Vera McCord & Arthur Shaw
In "Just Like a Woman"
WILSON & PEAR80N
In "At tho Reception."
8HARP i TUREY
NEL80N & NELSON
"Hcart-8cllg News' Pictorial"
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THUR-FRI..3AT, MARCH 12-13-14
ALLEN'S
ORIGINAL COWBOY MINSTRELS
Presenting
"A Cowboy's Life at Twilight"
MARR EVANS .
The "Acrobatic Comedians
PHOTO-PLAY8
"THE TWO R08E8"
PATHE'S 8EMI-WEEKLY
... "PA AND MA ELOPE"
Three 8hows bally -2, 7, 9 p. m.
.Mai ALL SsatslOc. Nlgjit 15c
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The season's
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model.
Jde Silver
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For8ale by
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WHITMAN'S. OLAIIY
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A Graceful Ulgh Baad Notch Collar.
- , , 2 for 25 ceBts
Cluett, reabodr A Co.. Iao. Maker
Students of th University of Co
lumbia aro (making a desperato .off ort
to havo football put back" on. tho. cal
onlar of sports. Tho faculty ruled
football out several years ago. "
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BUSINESS MEN INTERESTED .
IN UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
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Sorsnson ' Explains University
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Flan to Convention oT Ne-
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The Unlvorslty Wock plan made
great progress yesterday. Merchants
to tho number of 700 heard C. A.
Soronoon, an ardent advocato of tho
plan, in a -short, spicy and convincing
talk explain tho purpose and possibili
ties of "University Week. Applause
greeted tho statement that "the Uni
versity should reach all the- people
all tho "time." By tholr closo atten
tion and applaUBo these business men
showed their hearty support of tho
plan.
-Miv Sorenson-enoko-ln-part- as -follows:
"Our University, supported by tho
dollars of the people, supplied with
students from the people, exists pri
marily and all tho time to servo tho
people Tho University exists not
merely for the few who can send
their sons nnd daughters to Lincoln,
but to reach and serve ovory indi
vidual in tho state.
"How? By taking tho University
totho-TJeoplcrWo-tall-it-Unlvorsity
Extension. Some one has said that
in Wisconsin tho University is as closo
to tho Intelligent farmer as his pig
pen or tool bouse.
"Nobraska is not far behind. Our
Agricultural College, through tho use
of microscope and teBt tubo, is laying
tho foundation for scientific farming.
"ProfeBsOr Condra Is doing much in
calling attention to tho great resources
of tho state.
"Professor Fogg, through his High"
School Dobating League, is causing
hundreds, if not thousands, of high
Bchool students to "think and express
themselves on public questions.
"These aro but a fow examples of
tho contact of tho faculty with tho
leppie-oi-fcne-fltaieT it - is - reairgenumot
service".
"What aro tho students doing in
University Extension? So far, noth
But wo aro eager to do our Bhare.
That Is why I am 'here. Hero Is our
plan, Wo call it 'University Week.' j
(Here follows a descrlDtlon 'of tho
(Here follows a description
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"Minnesotahas.thls plan, and likeB
it Observers eolare-itralseB tho
'pop' and enthusiasm 'itt.'a town 20 per
centra
"Wo speak of democracy. This is
democracy sharing with tho people
that which has been produced indi
rectly through their sacrifice.
"Tho students want to sfiow tho peo
ple what an excellent Unlvorslty they
havo. Tho students want to Bhow tho
.people .that the-' University is-an ideal
place for young men and women to
develop mentally and morally; that
the .students do not come hero, as
somo think, to waste tholr money and
damn their souls. The students want
to show the people that they appreci
ate tho confidence, and interest of the
JKKPl9 iR equipping and maintaining
sotgreat a school for thorn.
'"Tho old idea of a University was
That of a great institution above and
bdyohd tho people; a kind of scholas
tic xslolstor. The now idea- is that of
sorvico to all tho people all tho time."
MUST PAY. FOR THEIR SPACE
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All organizations desiring to, bo
represented In the Cornhusker must
pay for tholr-spaco beforo vacation.
All but a fow of tho cuts bavc been
sent to tho engravers and tho laBt
bunch must be sent this week In ordor
to; ,conform with, tho contract and. get
the book out on lay 1,
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FAX
Cafeteria
BAND QOE8 INTO THE'
STATE NEXT MQNDAY
'61 Dates Settled May Extend Trip
Two Weeks-i-Band, Furnishes
Half of Necessary f 1,000.
On Monday, March 16, the Univer
sity, Cadet Band starts on its first
annual toUr, which is to cover at least
ono and possibly two weeks.
Prof. O. B. Cornell, instructor of tho
band, .outlined tho origin of tho plan
to a Rag reporter as follows:
"Tho Idea was conceived in tho
minds of members of tho band two or
throo years ago, but at that timo we
woro unablo financially to put tho plan
into execution. Our appeal to tho
University authorities for financial
support was UBeless, nnd so wo sot
outrto mako-our-own 'money. Wottow
havo about $200 to start out with,
ovory cent of which has been enrned
by tho boys themsclvoB.
"From tho money thus made by tho
band enough was withdrawn a few
weeks ago to send a booking agent
out to make the dates. Tho schodulo
as it stands so far is as follows:
"March 16 Wahoo.
"March 17 Fremont.
"March 18 Schuyler.
""Marcn-iacentral .City. . ' " ' '
"March 20 Ravenna.
"March 21 York.
"Tho contracts as made by Mr. Lane,
tho advance agent, provide a guaran
tee of entertainment for tho band,
and at least $25. If tho proceeds from
tho entertainment exceed that amount
tho organiatlon gets half.
"Tho total expenso .will amount to
practically $1,000, of which tho band
will have to furnish half."
Besides tho forty members of he
band, there will bo Holga Larssen
Cornell, Norwegian Boprano, who will
render several solos at each entertain
ment. She is known all ov.or Europe
and tho soUth'and eastern part of tho
United States, and according to a
- chlcugo critic, shfl la tho greatest
singer of folk songs since Johnlo Lindk
jMr. Gordon Beck will render tronv
bono solos at each entertainment' arid
will also play with tho famous Ne-
braska Trombone Sextette. Gordon's
wife will accompany' him nn thn trip!
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Artistic dance programs and menus
for particular' people. Goorgp Bros,,
Printers, ,1818 N street . -
GREAT BENEFIT DERIVED
BY ALL PARTICIPANTS
8chwab Made Trip to tMaifcblm on
- Debating -Teamr-Stase-of-Dellvery
by the Gophers in Debate.
Jndiscussing-tho-behcrit8-to -be-de-
rived from a University WeekMhero-
laro many viewpoints to be taken.
'One of the most important, perhaps,
is from tho standpoint of the dtudehts
who will represent tho University. At
least ono hundred students will go out
Into tho state cevery year with tho
various-attractions. Byerj oho" of"
them will byer.beiiefited in. many ways.
In the first place, It glveBroach ono a
'chance to meet the people pf the state
and to see about fifteen 'towns 'in all
parts of tho state. This Is certainly
broadeningrandJwlll-stand-one-l n-good
"Btfcarrwbir'thir tIrao"comes to goTout
into the state to make a Hying.
Another benefit that isvexyoyrdeniE
is tho practice tho stiidepts will got
Jn tholr various lines of yofk. As ah
example ot the 'benefit derived; from
this practice, take tho Minnesota de
bating team that deflated Nebraska
laBt fall. These .men were polished
speakers and showed an easo and
smoothness that Nebraska had not at
tained, simply because of this lack of
training., As another example, take
for Men and Women
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Smart Clothes
for young
the kind you admire in fashion
illustrations but have never
been able to find in real life.
We have them to fit you in the
newest Spring models.
Kensingtons or
Kuppenheimers
$20 $22.50 $25
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tho Wesleyan Glee Club. This club
has takon oxtonslvo trips every year
and their reputation is onvlablo. This,
reputation waB gained simply through
the excellence gained through prac
tice in many entertainments.
So, looking at this proposition from'
a selfish standpoint alone, ovory UnM
verslty student should heartily favor
it and try to do all he can to put thie
plan over. .
A luncheon was hold at the Lindoll
yesterday in honor of Dr. OBbwald of
Leipzig, under the auspices of the
Bigma-Xi.
Cabaret Dinner for Students' Union
: ,A cabaret chicken dinner, is to bo
given, by the members of. tho Michigan
Union, at which tho tables will bo ar
ranged in, roBfaurant style and per
formers will do -their, acttaT about the,
tables-lns(cad-)f-on--tho-platfoi,iii,-ti8i
was thprcusom- before the Inaugura
tion of tho cabaret -Idea, DaUy Call-
iornian;
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ENTIRE WEEK, BEGINNING MON., MAR. 16
THE GREATEST OF
GEORGE KLEINE ATTRACTIONS
Antony
7)500 PEOPLE
PRODUCED IN
R6D5, ITALY. AND
SEEOTJBrTTAVOSlTESnPROM'aSS
" . PHOTO DRAMA t
HIgTORIOALLY OdRREOT IN EVERY DETAIL
fRST AND ONLY TIME HERE. DON'T MISS if.
ADBHSSION ADULTS, 25o; JJHILJDREN, 10c. .,
THREE SHOWS DAILY 2:30, 6:30, 8:45 P. M. ':
N. B, Two matine8 on Saturday 1 p. mf and 3:16 p. m.
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LOST A general note-book, Findw.'
ploaso notify "Rag1' offlce ' -wherie.
book can be gotten, ;
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LOST A small. black leather pocketr y
book on campus Monday, Jn Law .
Building or U Hall. Finder return' tot
hag ofilco. " 8-9-i
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FOUND A silver coin purso wltn; a
card bearing tho hftmo '''Margaret M
Haley." Ownor may havp"8amo'by .
identifying nurso and navinfer foWihlg
advertisement.
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WANTED An agent to devoto alitor
part tlmo to business. Good money
mado. Call at room 104 Bankers Life
Bldg., and investigate. -" "
-FOrt-SA-LES-tennlB-Tgcket, good, as'
new, for 4;. alsobicycl, good con
dition,, $12. V. JC. Greor,. Heglstrar's
ofilco.. 3-12-5t
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