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Adjustment of Fallen Arches, re- ,
410 Ganter moval of Corns and Ingrowing Nails rhone
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Wed. Mat. & Night, Jan. 10
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Comedy Duo
JERE SANFORD
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. Monday Tuesday Wednesday
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Musical Comedy Folks
"THE SHIELDING SHADOW"
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Music, Singing and Comedy
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JOURNALISM STUDY
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'0 8t. Oppclte Miller A Palne's
the popularity of the newswriting and
newsediting courses under Professor
Fogg that more than 100 students are
enrolled in the " newswriting class
alone, this semester.
The popularity of the work, the ser
ious Intention of many of the Uni
versity students to enter journalism,
the . inadequacy cf tho courses, has
led to a widespread demand for a
strengthening of the work. The Ne
braska state press association last fall
unanimously passed a resolution de
manding a Journalism college, and
many of the editors of the state, in
cluding such powerful ones as Har
vey Newbranch of the Omaha World
Herald; Victor Rosewater of the Om
aha Bee; Norrls Huse of the Norfolk
News; Ross Hammond of the Fremont
Tribune; and Edgar ' Howard of the
Columbus Telegram.
This activity of the newspaper men,
augmented by a definite campaign for
more adequate recognition of the
work by Sigma Delta Chi and Theta
Sigma Phi, the journalism fraternities
and sorority on the campus, led to the
appointment of the senate committee
which' reported adversely to the col
lege, but which was followed by the
faculty expression in favor of broaden
ing the courses.
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VARSITY BAND PLANS
TOUR OF WISCONSIN
Madison, Wis. Six Wisconsin cities
will hear concerts by the First Regi
mental band of the University of Wis
consin during the five days between
semesters early in February.
The concerts scheduled include
Reedsburg, February 7; Duluth, Feb
ruary 8 (afternoon); Superior, Febru
ary 8 (evening); Odanah, February 9;
Oshkosh, February 10; Milwaukee, 11.
The mid-winter concert trip is a short
one because of the short time available.
Senior Hop
Tho senior hop was held at Rose
wile Friday night, with 100 couples in
attendance. The committee in charge
was Irwin F. Smith, chairman; Albert
J. Covert, master of ceremonies; Mar
ian Kastle, Sarah Weston, Ann Rus
sell, Marguerite Kauffman, W. T. Rob
erts, R. O. Lahr, E. O. Hugg and II. L.
Gayer. The chaperones were Prof.
Searl S. Davi and Arthur Hiltner.
Gene Liebendorfer, '16, of Sidney,
is in the city.
Carolyn Funke, 16, of Blue Hill, is
visiting in Lincoln.
Fifteen couples were present. Mrs.
Waugh chaperoned.
John Butler, '16, and Charles Col
lins, '16, of Omaha, spent Sunday at
the Pi Kappa Phi house.
Martha Leal, '20, has been enter
taining her mother and father, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Leal, of Denver.
James McEachron of Wayne, and
Harold Landerhue of" Omaha, spent
the week end at the Delta Chi house.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Weatherly
were at home to the members of the
Komensky club and ' io all student
members of All Souls church, Friday
evening.
Week .end guests at the Chi Omega
house were Clara Hardin, Alma;
Helen Scott, Marion Scott, Stroms
burg; Grace McUerr, Falls City, and
Leah Bowker, Wahoo.
clined to be wayward and a univer
sity student is assigned to each to
act as "big brother." Hikes in the
country, moving pictures, and indoor
gymnastic games are the means used
to show the boys how to have a good
time in the right way.
DR. DANN WILL
INTERPRET FOURTH
BEETHOVEN 8YMPHONY
Dr. Yr. F. Dann, professor of his
tory and criticism of fine arts, will
interpret the Fourth Beethoven sym
phony In Art hall tomorrow morning
at 11 !0 o'clock, preceding the play
ing of the symphony at convocation
next Thursday morning. Those who
have enjoyed the other symphonies of
Beethoven which have been given at
different times during the semster,
will better appreciate them if the in
terpretation is heard first.
The , University of Wisconsin Glee
and Mandolin clubs took a trip through
Illinois and Indiana during the Christ
mas vacation. Ex.
"SPA"
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Orpheum Shoe Repair Co.
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N WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
Jelephone B-1316 211 North 12th Street
The marriage of Huth Rieke, of
Kingsley, la., and Harry C. Biggie
stono took place December 28. Mr.
Bigglestone is general secretary of
the University Y. M. C. A.
Ruth Hyder Gredge, from Breslau,
is at the Alpha XI Delta house.
Ruth Farnham, ex-'19, and Sarah
Ladd, ex-'17, will return to Wellesley
this afternoon.
Vance Trahagen, ex-18. left for
Cambridge last week to resume his
work at Harvard.
Helen Wehrli, '16, of Elk Point. S.
D., was a week end guest at the Alpha
Omicron PI house.
Delta Delta Delta alumnae chapter
had luncheon with the active chapter
at 1 o'clock Saturday.
Alpha Phi gave a dancing party at
the chapter house Saturday night.
Leland Thompson of Marion, Kas.,
the bead of the western district of
the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity, visited
the Nebraska Alpha chapter last week
He left for Kansas Friday night.
Dolta Upsilon entertained 100 cou
ples at the Liucoln hotel Friday night.
The chaperones were Miss Lula Mae
Coe. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Bates of
Lodge Pole, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Waugh,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rathbone,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Holland.
Kappa Sigma save a party at Rose
wllde Saturday night. Seventyj-flve
couples' enjoyed the program of
dances. The chaperones were Mr. and
Mis. Verne Hedge, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Farrell, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hustead and Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Beck, from Aurora.
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FOR CITY YOUNGSTERS
Madison, Wis. A "big brother"'
movement has been launched by the
Y. M. C. A. at the University of Wis
consin, and as a result a large num
ber of small boys of Madison are
learning the difference between right
and wrong and are having a pleasant
time while they are learning.
The Y. M. C. A. co-operates with
Judge A. C. Hoppminn of the Juver l'e
court in finding boys who are In-
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