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-PRUDENCE THE PIRATE"
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MAX FIGMAN
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JESSE L. LASKY
Presents the celebrated
screen artists
THEODORE ROBERTS
and
ANITA KING
In
'Anton the Terrible'
By Jules Eckert Goodman
From the story by Thomas
H. Uxzell
The story is laid in Russia
at the present time and is a
mixture of political intrigue,
love and a people's fight for
freedom.
SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR
December 9
Freshman law hop Rosewilde.
Alpha Chi Omega dance Lindell hotel
Alpha fceta banquet Lincoln.
Silver Serpent afternoon Armory.
Sigma Tau dance Acacia house.
Alpha Phi dance Lincoln.
German Dramatic club meeting Tem
ple.
Union Literary society meeting
Union hall.
School of Agriculture Faculty and
Music hall.
Nina Hull. '19, will go to Fremont
today to visit friends.
Edna Bushnell,
week end at her
19, will spend the
home in Fremont
Richard Rodgers, '18. and Edward
O'Shea. '19. will go to Omaha Saturday.
James Brittain, '16, of Wayne, will
spend the week end at the Sigma
Chi house.
William Green, ex-'19, of Burwood
has been a guest at the Sigma Alpha
Epsllon house.
Merlin Hare. '16, of Aurora has
been in the city to take the state
bar examinations.
Lon Graff, '20, and Clifford Scott,
'17, returned yesterday from a week's
visit in New York city.
Thomas Kokjer of Clarks and War
ren Doolittle of Omaha will spend
Sunday at the Sigma Phi Epsilon
house.
Earl Hawkins. '15, returned to
York yesterday after spending the
week at the Sigma Alpha Epsi'.on
bouse.
Paul Martin, 15, of Sidney, spent
a few days at the Delta Cht house on
hfs way to Washington, D. C, where
he is secretary to Congressman Kin-caide.
CORPORALS TAKE
SHOTS AT BULLSEYE
RIFLE PRACTICE
BASEMENT OF M
STARTS IN
E. HALL
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Five Shots Taken at Each of Four
Targets by Cadets Most Shots
Near the Mark
mine her own policy, develop a great
er sense of municipal responsibility
and obtain other benefits which more
independence from the state legisla
ture will bring her.
Professor Aylsworth's address was
an informal one. given in response
to an invitation from the league to
discuss "Home Rule and the Com
mission Form of Government as Com
pared With the City Manager Plan."
EAT AT
171 E,
CAFE
U4 N. litis Street
Keep
Carbon
Copies
of lectures, theses, etc. This
can only be done by buying
or renting a typewriter.
Special rates to students.
Phone or call at
L C Smith & Bro.
Typewriter Co.
LINCOLN, NEBR.
"Spat:"
"Spat!"
"Spat:"
On the firing line at the rifle gal
lery in the basement of the Mechan
ical Engineering hall Thursday, cor
porals in the University cadet bat
talions fired shot after shot at the
big black bullseyes. Sometimes they
hit the bullseyes, sometimes they did
not, but most of the shots neared
the mark.
"Cease firing," shouted Lieut. C.
H. Gribble as he switched on the
range lights and went to the targets
to pick up a shee: which bad fallen.
"You men will have to hurry along
as it is twenty-five minutes to 6."
shouted Sergeant Allen, assistant com
mandant to the men on the firing
line.
"Shall we fire ahead, then?" said
a prone cadet.
"You don't shoot in war when the
command 'cease firing' is given, so
hold your horses," replied the officer.
Therefore, when Lieutenant Gribble
had obtained the sheet, the lights
were turned down again and at the
command "resume" firing, the crack
of rifles was again under way. Each
cadet shot twenty times, five times
at each of four targets. The bullets
ttsed were of .22 caliber, shot in a
special bore Springfield .
PROF. HRBKOVA
LECTURES TO HOME
ECONOMICS CLUB
We rent netu, thso
lutely correct Dress
Suits for $IJ0.
They're the finest
to be had.
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Be wearing clothes that are the "Last
Word" in fashion. There's one way
to be sure get them at Farquhar'st our
Formal Clothes will dress you as you
should be dressed.
Full Dress Suits, Ober
eats, shirts, "bests, ties, '
gloves, collars, fetvelry
don't overlook ny-ihing
Farquhar's
1325 O Street
Orpheum Shoe Repair Co.
Students' Headquarters for all kinds of Shoe Repairing.
WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
Telephone B-1316 211 North 12th Street
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Prof. Sarka Hrbkova gave a very
interesting, illustrated address on
"Home Life in Slavic Lands" to the
Home Economics club. The pictures
showed some of the beautiful scen
ery of Bohemia, costumes of the peo
ple, their homes, industry, and amuse- J
ments. In the cities there is a pub
lic market to buy poultry, eggs, etc.
The price is always raised above
actual value as the women expect
one to haggle about the price, the
speaker said. On Palm Sunday the
people wear the pussy willows which
are the first harbingers of spring,
she said.
CHAPIN BROS. 127 Sa. 13th St
3f lowers all the time
PROF. AYLSWORTH
URGES HOME RULE
CHARTER FOR LINCOLN
Prof. Leon E. Aylesworth of the
University department of political
science and sociology in an address
before the East Lincoln league last
night declared that Lincoln should
have a home rule charter in order
that as a modern city she can deter-
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ANITA KING
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am.
ANITA KING apars in "ANTON
THE TERRIBLE," at Magnet Friday
and Saturday.
L. C. WIMBERLY TO i
INSTRUCT FRESHMEN !
RHETORIC CLASS
L. C. Wimberly, '16, has taken
some of Prof. S. B. Gass' and Prof. J
Marguerite McPhee's freshmen rhet-
otic classes, so that they will have '
more time to give' to the more ad
vanced classes of Prof. P. H. Frye,
who leaves soon for Florida. Mr.
Wimberly has read themes all year
in the department. He graduated with
Phi Beta Kappa honors.
RESERVE OFFICERS
TRAINING CORPS TO
GET BIG APPROPRIATION
Congress will be asked to appropri
ate about $4,500,000 for the reserve
officers' training corps at the coming
session. The war department esti
mates that during the coming year
there will be in the reserve officers'
training corps about 50,000 students,
and officers will have to be provided
for them. Of the sum appropriated,
uniforms, equipment, tentage and
transportation will require almost two
and a half million. Besides universi
ties, the high schools of thirty-five
cities have applied for governmental
aid under the provisions of this act
Nebraska University will be given a
branch.
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