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ROY HARNEY
HARVEY NELSON
LINCOLN, JANUARY 13TH
SCHEMBECK'S FIRST
ORCHESTRA
ENIOR PROM
DINNER DANCE
C. ROY MILLER, For Fodt Comfort
a Anf 9 Italian ArrVion r A.
410 Ganter moval of Coras and Ingrowing Nails
and the relief of Bunions.
Building - comfort shoes
Oliver Theater
TODAY
Mttiiw. 2:80; Tonight, 8:15
And Twice Dally All Thl. Week
JULES VERNE'S
20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE
SEA
Martin Beck'e Orpheum Circuit
2:20 Twice Dally 8:20
Vaudeville' Ccenic Sensation
THE FOREST FIRE
With Sylvia Bldell A Co.
RUTH BUDD
MR AND MRS. GORDON WILDE
JOHN GEIGER
ALICE LYNDON DOLE A CO.
THE CLOWN SEAL
PICTORIAL NEWS WEEKLY
ORPHEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA
A. J. Babich, Director
JOSIE HEATHER
With Wm. Casey, Jr., and Bobby
Heather
Matinees. 25c. Nlflhts, 25, 50, 75c
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Margaret Bird
"THE INTERNATIONAL GIRL
JEANNE EAGLES
In
'THE WORLD AND THE WOMAN"
(Pathe, Five Parts)
Pictorial News Weekly
McCarthy's Minstrels DeLuxe
Time 2:00, 7:00 and 9:00
Matinees, 10 cents; Nights, 15 cents
MAJESTIC
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
WILLIAM COURTENAY
And
LUCILE LEE STEWART
In
"THE NINETY AND NINE"
(Greater Vitagraph Feature)
"BEATRICE FAIRFAX
TIME 1:30 3:15 7:15 and 9:00
ADULTS 10c CHILDREN 5c
SUMMIT
The New Style in
KLINE'S
A GOOD WATCH IS CHEAP
Yon pay from $25.00 to $75.00
for an overcoat that may wear
three seasons. Why hesitate
about paying as much for a
watch which will jrear a life
time? Your inspection solicited.
TUCKER-8HEAN
Manufacturing Jewelers and
Opticians
Eleven Twenty-Three O Street
Local EYE trou
bles are in 98 per
cent of all cases,
caused br ere
defects which may be corrected
with my proper made to order
lenses.
DR. MARTIN Standard Scien
tific eye examiner. Courtesy always.
1234 0 St. Opposite Miller A Paine's
MM
mid v
Phone
B3781
Value of Spanish
America's greatest market opening
Is in Latin-American countries.
Knowledge of Spanish is Indispensa
ble to those who would participate in
this trade. At least they must hire
men .who know Spanish. Knowledge
of Spanish will get a man a job if he
is otherwise qualified, which Is more
than can be said of the other lan
guages taught in the public schools.
Yet Spanish is taught very little in
the public schools of this country. Ap
parently that Is because of the 'notion
which seems to afflict too many peda
gogues that the schools must never do
anything that the schools of our grand
fathers didn't do. Duluth Herald.
Where It Isn't
Students at the University of Minne
sota have found that according to their
checks on the government surveys
that the Washburn Observatory is 100
feet east , "of where it isn't." This
will doubtless throw out completely
many of the observations made at that
observa tory. Ex.
Myrtle Beeler.'lS, will return from
North Platte tomorrow.
Harry Grainger, ex-'18, who is at
tending Amherst this year, Is visiting
in the city.
Eb Kline, '19, is recovering from an
operation for eppendicltis at his home
in Beatrice."
Blanch Randall. ex-'18, who is teach
ing In Fairbury, is visiting her par
ents in the city.
Elenor Steenburg, '17, will return
Sunday from a holiday trip to her
home in Farmington, 111.
SOCIETY
The College World
Help Soldiers
Any student at the University of
Montana who served on the border is
exempt from all university fees, ac
cording to the Montana Kaiiuin. This
is an evidence of the state's gratitude
and came through the action of the
governor. Ex.
K. U. has a good start towards a
cafeteria there are five Cooks and
one Kitchen enrolled. Ex.
Wisconsin university, where swim
ming is a varsity sport, reports that
out of the entire freshman class that
there are but two or three yearlings
who look good and that there is not
the material that ought to be found
in the first year squad. Ex.
Lights for Skating
The rink at Grlnnell college will
not only be adequately lighted for
evening skating but it will also be
provided with "warming houses." Be
lieving that skating is a most health
ful form of exercise the athletic de
partment will spare no expense to fur
nish a good rink with all its acces
sories. Ex.
Student Night
Such is the name applied to the
evening when Billy Sunday will talk
to the students at Harvard. Accord
ing to our way of thinking they can
stand the talk at a college where they
serve beer at their mixers. Ex.
Wooden Hook
A giant wooden hook Is the mascot
of the rooters at the University of
Washington. All the victories are duly
Inscribed on It and It Mways accom
panies the teams on their trips. Sev
eral attempts have been made to cap
EXPERTS TO COME
FOR ORGANIZED AG
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Vines Suitable for Planting on a City
Lot," C. S. Harrison, York, Neb.
"Hardy Perennials," S. B. Stewart,
Omaha, Neb.
"Fall Bulbs; Their Place In Yard
Planting," L. C. Chapln, Lincoln. Neb.
January 18
"Everbearing Strawberries; Their
Place in (he Homo Garden," C. S.
Christy, Johnson, Neb.
"Growing Vegetables Under Glass,"
John Endree, Lincoln, Neb.
"Strawberries and AsparaguB, Two
Crops for the Truck Farmer," L. D.
Clifton, University Place, Neb.
"Selling Vegetables from a Retail
Store," Wm. Beachley, Jr., manager
People's grocery, Lincoln, Neb.
Question box:
2:00 p. ni. "The Importance of the
Nebraska Potato Industry." F. M. Sei
dell, County Agent Box Butte county,
Alliance, Neb.
"Cultural Methods Growing Pota
toes Under Irrigation," Fritz Knorr.
Mitchell. Neb.
"Growing Potatoes Without Irriga
tion," Link Davis, Gordon, Neb.
"Organization and Its Importance to
'the Potato Growers." J. G. Milwanl.
secretary Wisconsin Potato Growers'
association, Madison, Wis.
Marian Norris. "19. will return to
morrow from a three weeks' visit with
her parents in Washington, D. C.
The members of Alpha Tau Omega
were honor guests of Ross Sine at a
dance at the Lincoln hotel, Tuesday
night.
Genevieve Sanford, "18, has as house
guests Alice Doughty, Mildred McFar
land and Marguerite Christian, of Fort
Worth, Texas.
The marriage of Margaret Davidson,
'16, and Edward Monk, took place De
cember 21. at Los Angeles, Calif. Mrs.
Monk is a member of Delta Gamma.
ture the hook but efficient guards have
protected it so far Ex.
More than 2,000 men are now en
rolled in the Officers' Reserve Corps
of the United States army. A fair per
centage of these are college undergrad
uates. Ex.
Michigan Studen- boarding clubs
and fraternity houses have declared
an unconditional boycott on all dairy
and poultry goods for a period of three
weeks. Ex.
McGill The Duke and Duchess of
Devonshire were tisitors at McGill
university in Canada last week.
Classes were suspended for the day
out of respect for the members of the
royal family. Ex.
Cornell. Fraternities have passed
nroviding that salesmen of
clothing, programs. Jewelry and other
OUTFITTERS OF
BASKET BALL TEAMS
Everything the individual player
or a full team could need will De
found at Lincoln's only exclusive
sporting goods store.
Spaulding or Victor Balls. Shoes
and Suits; the best goods and the
best assortments at reasonable
prices.
LAWLOR'S
Sporting and Athletic Coods
BOXING AND WRESTLING
LESSONS
20 for $3.00
City Y. M. C. A.
I'M
We Appreciate Your
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PRINTER
"unnecessities'' will no longer be al
lowed to display their goods in the
fraternity houses. Only students who
are working their way shall be al
lowed into the houses for this purpose.
Ex.
Missouri. "The College Inn" Is the
name of the new and attractive stud
ent hang out at the University of Missouri.-
From 4 to 5 every afternoon
is the popular hour at which tbc gath
ering is the greatest. Dancing is
tolerated during this hour. Ex.
Cornell. While the Michigan musi
cal clubs are making their trip west
63 Cornell men will visit the follow
ing cities: Rochester New York City,
Dayton, Louisville, St. Louis, Daven
port, Duluth, Chicago and Syracuse.
Ex.
Wisconsin. Arlie Mucks of Wiscon
sin is president of the Phantom club,
r-OuiC
is of utmost economical significance to
College Men and Women
Who appreciate values and opportunities to save
Youifc profit thru this sale is limited only to the extent which you avail
yourself of its advantages.
Drastic reductions on items thruout the entire store Practically every sec
tion is represented in our
GREAT JANUARY SALE
THANK YOU FOR THE
GENEROUS PATRON
AGE DURING 1916
FOR THE STUDENT TRADE"
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a professional fat man's organization.
Two hundred pounds is the weight re
quired for membership and the presi
dent is always the heaviest of them
all Ex.
Reports fail to reveal why two
young women at the University of Cali
fornia, who lived for three months on
peanuts alone, failed to persist in their
diet. No matter how you try to pull
that one you can't get away from the
squirrel idea. Ex.
The students and faculty of Purdue
university united last week in a huge
parade and pageant commemorative
Orpheum Shoo Repair Co.
Students' Headquarters for all
WORK CALLED
Telephone B-1316
January
Business
i?
r if
of the one hundredth anniversary of
Indiana's admission to the union.
Ex.
Whitebreast Coal &
Lumber Co.
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
107 N. 11
kinds of Shoe Repairing
FOR AND DELIVERED
211 North 12th Street
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