THE DAILY NEBRASKA '
C. ROY MILLER, For Foot Comfort
Adjustment of Fallen Arches, re
moval of Corns and Ingrowing Nails
and the relief of Bunions.
COMFORT SHOES
410 Ganter
Building
Oliver Theater
Today 2:30, Tonight 8:15
"UNCLE TOM'S CABIN"
Thursday Night, Jan. 11
"THE PRINCESS PAT"
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
WEST t KIM VMUUEVILLC
2:303 Shows Dally 7:15, 9:00
THE
AMERICAN FLORENCE TROUPE
World's Premier Acrobats.
MONROE BROS. .
Bounding Tramps
RYAN & RYAN
Comedy Duo
JERE SANFORD
The Chore Boy
Hearst's Pictorial News
"THE MYSTERIES OF MYRA"
HELEN BERESFORD & CO.
In a Rural Comedy Skitch
"MATRIMONY BY MAIL"
Matinees 15c Nights 25c
IMIH.a'JHl, FTTTTTTn Jf 1
ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW
Monday Tuesday Wednesday
DICKINSON & DEAGON
Musical Comedy Folks
"THE SHIELDING SHADOW"
Lonesome Luke Comedy
Pathe' Weekly
BONNELL MUSICAL FOUR
Music, Singing and Comedy
Time 2:00, 7:00 and 9:00
Matinees 10c Nights 15c
MAJESTIC
Monday and Tuesday
June Caprice
In
"THE MISCHIEF MAKER"
Wednesday and Thursday
E. H. SOTHERN A EDITH 8TOREY
In
"AN ENEMY TO THE KING"
Friday and Saturday
Francis X. Bushman & Beverly Bayne
In
"IN THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE"
Comedy Every Day
Time 1:30, 3:15, 7:15, 9:00
Adults, 10c Children, 10c
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107 N. 11
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Phone
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Washington Just before Xmas holi
days a small boy of the Gamin class
walked into the University meat mar
ket and went up to the counter. He
SOCIAL CALENDAR
January 12
Ag club hop, Rosewilde.
Alpha Theta Chi dance, Lincoln.
German Dramatic club play, Temple
theatre.
Miss Verna Stahl of Liberty, is visit
ing at the Achoth house.
B. L. Hyde of Omaha, spent Sunday
at the Kappa Sigma house.
James Kensiner of Geneva, spent
Sunday at the Acacia house.
Miss Emma Beard of Aurora spent
the week-end at the Achoth house.
Katherine Newbranch, '19, has been
entertaining Helen Sturgis of Omaha.
Achoth sorority announces the pledge
ing of Esther Fetterman, '19, of Lln
coin.
Donald Deemer, '15, of Wymore, has
been a guest at the Alpha Theta Chi
house.
Miss Willa Minford of Hastings
visited at the Achoth house over the
week-end.
Dorothy Anderson. ex-'19, left Mon
day, to resume her work at National
Park Seminary.
James Brydon, of Toronto, Canada,
Visited with his cousin, Miss Margaret
Lewis. Sunday afternoon.
Beta Tehta Pi house had as a house
guests Harry Frantz, Everett Wilmeth,
nf nvifthoma chapter, and Charles
Smith of Lawrence, Kas.
Mrs. Catherine Wylie has come from
Falls City to be Pi Beta Phi chaperone,
in place of Mrs. Grismer, who has
gone to New York city to spend the
winter.
The marriage of Breta Bills, '11, to
Pennsylvania If present plans be-
Ine considered by the Stadium com
mfttee carry through, the University
Of Pennsylvania will have a Stadium
,m coat inn. 000 Deome. mis
wni he larger by 31.000 than the Sta
j., t Kew Haven. Of
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course, this is expected to cost an
enormous amount of money, but it is
thought that the interest in athletics
that is every day becoming more acute
will justify the expenditure i-x.
u..hinntn The reasons assigned
to Dobie's release from the coaching
staff of Washington has been made
known.' It is said that he was sus
pended, because he upheld the mem
v. r h- to.m when they struck on
UCl a vs. vmv
a ruling of the Student Discipline Com
mittee suspending one or meir duiuUU.
from playing. We wonder who Doble
will have to handle his mail, for it
will be thick with offers from colleges
to the man who has never known a
defeat. Dobie was with Washington
nine years. Ex.
i n..i.iana Just as an example of
nit.rr ra.inine In schools, I take the
,-.ii.i .rticle from the Louisiana
state paper: "The non-commissioned
officers have been auoweu iu Al
lege of going to town and staying the
length of time allowed them, the same
ss the commissioned officers. Of course
the privates (who compose the student
body) have no such privileges, and the
officers nave to sign np when they
leave." (Give us the stuaeni seir
government, or give us death.) Ex.
Maine Wnen the call went out tor
delegates to the Socialistic Convention
to be held at New York, Maine men
looked around to see who they could
And to represent the Varsity, and not
a single Scolalist could they find. Ex.
SOCIETY
barely reached the top of the counter,
and his dirty patched clothes fitted the
surroundings of the butcher shop.
Thrusting a dirty, pudgy fist towards
the butcher, he asked for a nice fat
turkey to take home to his mother
for a Christmas present. The fist
opened and disclosed a badly worn halt
dollar. As he slowly realized from
the butcher's words that that sum of
money would not. buy a turkey, two
tears welled slowly out of his eyes.
He turned and went out. The joy of
giving was not to be his. Ex.
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Walter Dusenburg, of Honolulu, will
take place January 30. Miss Bills H
a member of Delta Gamma and Black
Masque.
The engagement is announced of
Ruth Lindley, '13, a member of Kappa
Alpha Theta, and Harold M. Noble, '14,
of Kansas City. Mr. Noble is an Alpha
Tau Omega.
TEACHERS WANTED
Two primary, German
rural $60, German high
school $6,5, for immediate
placement. Superintendent
and principal for February,
Apply to
THE STEWART SCHOOL
SERVICE
138 No. 12th, Phone L9371
Giffen Bcautc
Shop
EDITH BELLE LEWIS
237 So. 14th St.
B1926
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THE BOOTERY
Washington .Tosef Hoffman is com
ing to Washington University the lat
ter part of February. This has been
announced by the Music Department.
Before he would come, fifty of the
most prominent business men of the
city had to act as guarantors. Ex.
Kansas The dance that was to
have been given on the new county
river bridge has been abandoned. The
County Commissioners said nay, nay.
Daily Nebraskan
SuiiSGfi tion o
"Do
And Let
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On
The cracks are too numerous, and the
asphalt too sticky, and the students
didn't want to have a dance there any
way, to let them tell it now. Ex.
Missouri One of the outcomes of
the recent Farmers' Week held during
Christmas at. Columbia, Mo., is the
crusade by a new society of women
for the discontinuance of the follow
ing of styles and fashions and'the con
sequent elimination of sex-appeal
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among the people of the Show-me
state. Ex.
Harvard Editorials recently run in
the Harvard Crimson criticise the
"High Minded College Graduates" of
our great American universities for
neglecting the reproduction of their
kind and causing a coudition among
children of intelligent parents which
the writer of tho editorial calls "In
telectual Race Suicide." Ex.
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