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THEATRES
ORPHOJM THEATER
Thur., Frl.i 8at., March 26, 27, 28
CLAUD & FANNIE USHER
In "The Straight Path"
8MITH, COOK AND
MARIE BRANDON
EDNA 8H0WALTER
MI8S WILLETTE WHITAKER
ANNA LEHR & COMPANY
HELEN GANNON
WHEELER & WIL8QN
Bargain Mat. Dally at 15c and 25c
Night at 8:15
Prices, 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c and 75c
LYRIC THEATEB
MonTue8.r Wed.r March 3r24r-25
JACK LEVY AND THRE'E
8YMPHONY GIRLS
BILLY PINK AND r"
BLOSSOM ROBINSON
PHOTO.PLAYS
JUDITH OF BETHULIA
Depleting the Triumph of the Jews
"RATHE'S SEMI-VEEKLY"
The World's News in Motion Views
University Jeweler and
Optician
C. A. TUCKER
JEWELER
S. S. SHEAN
OPTICIAN
112 0 St. Yellow Front
Tour Patronage Solicited
SLAZENGER-
Tennis Good nnd
Lee Slotted Ten
nis Racquets.
Try Our Luncheonettes
They aro always tho best
Wo sjerve hot and cold
drinks all winter long.-
LINGQLr CANDY KITCHEN
Southwest Corner 14th O Street
WHITMAN'S GLASSY
OANDY
MEIER DRUG CO.
18 and 0 Streets
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Try the Y. M. 0. A. Lunch
Boom, Cafeteria:, Plan.
City Y. M. 0. A. 13th & P
CLASSIFIED LIST
WANTED An agont to doyoto all or
port time to business. Good money
mado- Call at room 104 Bankers Lifo
Bldg., and investigate.
FOR SALE ?8 tennis racket, good as
now, for $4; also bicycle, good con
dition, ?12. V. K. Greer, Itegiptrar'p
office , ,f 342-Bt
I 1032 O St. I
University Notices
Senior Prom.
Ninety tickets havo boon validated
for tho Senior Prom, March 28, 1914.
No more tickets will bo validated for
this prom. A list of tho complimen
tary tickets will bo published later.
T, A. WILLIAMS,
Agent Student Activities.
Engineering Hop.
Ninety-eight tickets, Inclusive of all
compllmentarlcs, have been validated
for tho Engineering Hop, April 3, 1914.
No more tickets will bo validated for
this hop. Complimentary tlckots havo
been issued to It. P. Lyman, L. T.
Parker, Aug. Leubs, A. Kjldgaard, C.
W. BCck and O. T. Peterson.
T. A. WILLIAMS,
Agent Student Activities.
Christian Science.
Tho Christian Science Society will
meet this evening In tho faculty room
in tho Temple at 7:30. Everyono wel
come. Cadets.
AU cadets will begin their four-hour
regular drill the first Monday after
spring vacation.
LIEUTENANT BOWMAN.
Snap 8hot8.
Fraternities and Bororities aro re
quested tov mall to tho editor any
"lino" snapshots they may havo for
use in 1914 Cornhusker.
To the Juniors.
All juniors who havo not checked in
with tholr Junior Play tlckots will
pleaso do so at once. Either to myself
or to T. A. Williams.
RALPH NORTHRUP.
Wanted For Cornhusker.
Wanted Your best snapshots for
publication in tho Cornhusker. Any
individual, group, "stunt" pictures,
picnic, dance or party groups will bo
gladly accepted at tho office, or mail
to the Editorial Department
Organizational Notice!
All organizations that have had
their pictures taken and havo not paid
for their space in tho Cornhusker
must call at tho office and do so at;
once, as no cuts will bo mado until
paid fqr. R. P. SWIFT,
Business Manager.
Votes for Women.
Tho University Woman's Equal
Suffrage -Society -wishes to -announce
that "Votes for Women" badges may
bo had for tho asking at MiagJDrake's
office In tho Y. W. C. A. foom7
Cornhusker.
All Juniors and seniors who have
not called for tholr individual pictures
at Townsend's should do so at onco.
Engineering Hop.
The" Engineering Hop -will bo held
at tho Lindoll Hotel, April 3, 1914.
All engineering students desiring
tickets must got them bpforo March
25. After this date tho tlckots will
bo sold to thostudents. at large.
-Ticketsmay be seoured-from-K-Jeld-
gaard, Bock and Peterson.
Free Shine. '
Free shino with every Bhavo or hair
cut at the handsomest barber slibp In
Lincoln. Bankers Lifo building. Bring
your neighbor. ,
Organizations! Notlcel
All organizations that have had
their pictures taken and havo not paid
for their space In the CornhUBkor
must call at the office and do so at
'onco, as no outs wIU bo mado until
paid for, Office hours, 11 to 12 dally.
BUSINESS MANAGER.
Artlstlo danco programs and menus
for particular people. George . Bros..
Printers, J313 N street
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People We Know
Don Warnor, ox-'14, Is visiting
friends In Lincoln this week. Mr.
Warner is an assistant superintendent
Tor lEo selden-lireck construction
Company of Sf. Louis. His company
has just completed a fifteen-story
building in Des Moines and Mr. War
ner Is waiting in Lincoln until as-
signed to another building.
Earl J. Taylor, 1913 graduate, has
taken chargo of tho agricultural de
partment of tho O'Neill High School.
School authorities at Dartmouth
havo been presented wltlfr$100,000 for
tho purpose Of building a theater.
STUDENT COUNCIL MOVE-
- - MENT8TILL WAXES HOT
(Continued from pago 1.)
this medium of common expression be
tween studontB and faculty be main
tained. Discussion of the report was par
ticipated in not only by tho scoro of
students present, but also by members
of tho faculty. Dean Engborg was of
the opinion that much could bo said
on both sides of tho question, but that
If tho powers of tho council wcro not
too extensive and absolute, the council
would provo very helpful. Chan
Trlmblo expressed similar views, and
Will Kavan suggested that a faculty
veto would bo an effectivo chock upon
absolutism. Tho reports, according to.
Mp-. Kavan, show but little political
domination of tho council in schools
where tried, and ho was of tho opin
ion that a little politics was all right
anyhow.
Professor Caldwell concluded tho
discussion by expressing tho view that
tho stu'dent council was necessary in
order to make tho students feel re
sponsibility for their conduct.
After some discussion as to tho
phrasing of the motion that should re
flect tho action of a voluntary body,
tho meeting decided to appoint a com-
mitteo to issuo a call for tho selection
of ten members from each class to
form a constitutional convention for
drafting tho new student government.
It was alsd decided to havo a special
Ibbuo of tho Rag devoted to tho coun
cil and to call a mass meeting for
tho purposo of determining student
sentiment as a whole. Tho meeting
adjourned with very llttlo feeling
worked up on either side of tho ques
tion. RUSSELL F. GREINER
Russell F. Grelner, president of the
International Association of Rotary
Clubs, has been making a tour of
the east In the Interests of those or
ganizations of business and profes
sional men. He Invited President Wil
son to attend the annual convention
of the clubs at Houston, Tex., next
June. Mr. Greener Is head of a bank
note concern Mp Kansas City.
MRS. JOSEPHUS DANIELS
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8lnce her husband became a mem
ber of President Wilson's cabinet, Mrs.
Josephus Daniels, wife of tho secre
tary of thb navy, has made herself one
of the best loved women In Washing
ton. Convocation.
" Frederick Br WriBlitrmwlllvcrTnrf
illustrated lecturo on "Greenland" at
convocation today.
CHARLES F. NILES
Charles F. NIIcb In the daring avia
tor who while flying upside down at
Hempstead Plains, Long Island, fell
1,000 feet, righted his machine and
alighted safely. He is only twenty
four ears old.
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New Lindell Ball Room
SENIOR PROM
March 28, 1914
Grand March at 8 o'clock
Typewriters Rented
ALL MAKES
SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS
OFFICE EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY CO,
11 1 SOUTH
Exclusive
Clothes
for Young Men. We
Specialize In Them
Let us show you some oF
the new Spring models in
our
Kensingtons or .
Kuppenheimers
In them you'll see the new
stylea'at thieirbe8tr"Prinsr:
moderote.
Missouri Studes Steal Name Plates Off
Sorority Houses, ' ,
Tho malo clement of tho University
of Missouri has recently contracted
tho habit of collecting the door plates
from tho sorority houses. Tho plates
aro mado of brass with tho Greek let
ters of tho club artistically carved
upon them and aro hlshly 'infixed- y,
tlfc students for wall decorations. At
present thoro is but ono doorf plater
remaining in placo. A ip4arfgItS5'
nightly In tho front room of ,the'hous
to which it belongs to prevent further'
dopredationB. Drako Daily Delphic
8tudents Censors of Dancing.
Thirty-nine students have been ap
pointed censors of dancing at the Uni
versity of Chicago, Tho purposo of
theso censors is to bo responsible for
the dancing in general at university
dances, and in particular to bo re
sponsible for tho dancing -of men of
their organization. Pally Callfornian;
$3:00
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