C. ROY MILLER, For Foot Comfort
Adjustment of Fallen Arches, re-
410 Lianter , moral of Corns and ingrowing Nails Phone '
and the relief of Bunions.
Building comfort shoes B3781
Oliver Theater
Fri Sat A Sat. Mat, Feb. 9-10
Henry Miller Offers
DADY LONG LEGS"
Prices $1-50 to 50c
5 Acts Western Vaudeville 3 Shows
E. MERIAN'S CANINE ACTORS
In the Funny Play,
"The Territorials Quartered"
BARBER and JACKSON
A Man, a Maid and a Piano
THE WOODWARDS
Juvenile Entertainers
FRANK WARD
That Somewhat Different Comedian
HOWARD & FIELDS
With Their Dining Car Minstrels
"THE MYSTERIES OF MYRA"
Travel Weekly t Orpheum Orchestra
Matinees 15c Nights 25c
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
10 RASKIN'S RUSSIANS 10
Royal Balaika Band
"PEARL OF THE ARMY"
Episode No. 2 "Found Guilty"
Vitagraph Comedy
News Weekly and Cartoons
CROSS & DORIS
"In the Rain"
Time 2:00, 7:00 and 9:00
Matinees 10c Nights 15c
Monday Tuesday Wednesday
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Starting Monday, February 5
Three Shows Daily 2 7 9
Program Changes Monday & Thursday
Fox Reilly's Famous
"GLOBE TROTTERS"
16 Clever People
In Special-Staged Musical Tabloid
Form Comedies
Featuring The Empire Quartette, Har
old Pate, Ernest Linwood, Joe Wil
liams and a Handsomely Gowned
"Whirly-Giriy" Chorus
First Half of Week "Oh, You Daddy"
Last Half "The Fortune Hunters"
With Three Reels of Pictures
Thursday Friday Saturday
MR8. VERNON CASTLE in "Patria"
All Balcony 10c
Lower Floor Matinee 15c, Night 25c
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The University is soon to have a
most interesting visitor. Mrs. Cather
ine Willard Eddy will be the guest of
the Young Women's Christian associa
tion for February 20 and 21. Mrs.
Eddy has been dean of the Baptist
women's bible school at Kansas City
for a number of years, and is this
year doing some special work for the
foreign department of the national
board of the Young Women's Chris
tian association.
Mrs. Eddy is coming to Nebraska
at the time of the Young Women's
Christian association foreign finance
campaign and will no doubt be of as
sistance to the association because of
her own personal experience in mis
sion work and through her connection
with the Sherwood Eddys, who are
so well known through their work in
various mission fields.
Mrs. Eddy is a splendid public
speaker and a charming woman, and
University people are looking forward
with great pleasure to her stay on the
campus.
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Orpheum Cafe
pedal Attention to University
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Special rates to students.
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SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR
February 9
Acacia banquet Lincoln.
Chi Omega formal Lincoln.
Phi Kappa Psl dance Music hall.
Subscription dance Rosewilde.
February 10
Delta Delta Delta dance Rosewilde.
Chi Omega banquet Lincoln.
Acacia dance Lincoln.
Mystic Fish dance Alpha Xi Delta
house.
Union Literary society banquet.
Sigma Nu house dance.
February 2
Phi Delta Theta held its formal
party at the Lincoln hotel. Eighty-five
couples were present. Supper was
served in the Garden room, during the
evening. The favors were small gold
memoranda pads with the fraternity
crest. Dorothy Davies and Lyell Rush
ton and Janet Chase and Farls Ches
ley led the grand march., The chap
erones were Governor and Mrs. Keith
Neville, Mr and Mrs. A. M. Bunting,
and Prof. R. D. Scott. Among the
out-of-town guests were Phillip and
Roger McCullough, Minneapolis, Minn.;
Henry Goetze, St. Joseph, Mo.;
George Riley, Omaha, and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Lindstrom, Kansas City.
The Farm house held a dance at the
chapter house for about twenty
couples.
February 3
The Alpha Delta Pi formal was
held at the Lincoln hotel. Mildred
Morse and Harold Porterfield, Gladys
Wilde and Wilbur Tinckom led the
grand march. The chaperones were
Dean and Mrs. Charles Fordyce, Dr.
and Mrs. E. J. Stewart, Miss Mary
Graham, Miss Feddie and Miss Mar
garet Cleland. The out-of-town guests
were Gladys Wilde, Wilber; Ruth
Sanford, Omaha; and Wanita Camp
bell, Brock. One hundred couples
were present.
Gerald Beck, ex-'17, is a visitor at
the Phi Gamma Delta house.
Ruth Anderson, ex-'20, spent the
week end with Agnes Bartiett.
Sigma Phi Epsilon held a house
dance with twelve couples present.
Margaret Square, ex-'14, of St. Ed
wards, is at the Kappa Kappa Gamma
bouse.
Adam Brian, ex-'18, Kearney, has
returned to school for the second se
mester. The junior hop was held at Rose
wilde January 26. One hundred
were present.
The members of Beta Theta Pi had
a dance at the chapter house for about
thirty couples.
Katherine Gould and Marjorie
Foote, of Omaha, were out-of-town
guests at the Phi Delta Theta party.
Velona Pilcher, from Leland Stan
ford university, is the guest of Dor
othy Stevens at the Kappa Kappa
Gamma house.
Brian O'Erian, ex-'17. of Kearney,
and Frank Buck, cx-'l!. of Superior,
have come back to school for the
second semester.
The members of The Daily Net.ras
kan staff for the firs' semester held
an informal party at the Phi Kappa
Psl house last Friday evening.
Miss Alberta Ackley, '18. has accept
ed a position hi the high school at
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Beaten Path
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The investigator finds the new and better,
things of life. The fellow who takes any
old thing that comes next, gets no bargains
in trade or in living. We have some bar
gains in books and things. Our best ser
vice awaits all who come.
Phone B-3684
"Jimmie" Gardner, Hasker Star,
Leaves Nebraska For Cornell
'Jimmie" Gardiner, 'IS. of Omaha,
football and basketball star on Corn
husker teams for the last two years,
left during examination week for
Ithaca, N. Y., to register in the college
of agriculture of Cornell university.
Gardiner came to Nebraska after a
brilliant high school career at Omaha,
and continued his stellar work in the
University. He was one of the most
consistent football men of several
seasons, but his strong fort was bas
ketball, at which he was a guard of
all-valley caliber. Both the football
and basketball squads will suffer from
losing him.
Gardiner's decision to finish his col
lege course at Cornell was a natural
one. His home is in the east and he
intends to go into farming in Mary
land, making a course in agriculture
adapted to eastern conditions especial
ly desirable. He does not intend to
participate in intercollegiate athletics
at Cornell.
Brunswick. Nebr., and will leave this
week to take up her new" work for
the second semester.
Alpha Xi Delta held its formal party
at the Lincoln hotel, Saturday eve
ning, January 27. The chaperones
were Prof, and Mrs. A. L. Candy,
Judge and Mrs. Stuart, Miss William
son and Phil Davis. Thirty-five sou pies
were present.
Delta Tau Delta held a party at
the Rosewilde. About sixty couples
were present. The out-of-town guests
were Carlyle Allan of Omaha, George
Farney, Racine, Wis.; and G. W.
O'Farrel. Columbus, Ohio. Dr. and
Mrs. Whitney chaperoned.
Phi Gamma Delta held a dancing
party at the Lincoln hotel, January
26. About seventy-five couples were
present. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Saun
ders, Mr. and Mrs. James Whitney,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crancer and Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Hurtz chaperoned. H. E.
Hall, Pittsburgh. Pa., field seerettary,
was a guest of the fraternity.
Negotiations between Pennsylvania
and Cornell have been completed to
have news transported between the
two universities by wireless. The
Wireless club received the score of
the Penn-CorneU basketball game re
cently, and it is expected this will
rave much telegraphing expense. Ex.
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Veteran athlete who enters Cornell
university this semester.
UNIVERSITY NOTICES
Military Pictures
The Cadet Officers' club and the
commissioned staff will have their pic
tures made at Townsend's Monday at
12 o'clock. All individual military pic
tures should be made at this time or
sooner. The non-commissioned staff
will have its picture taken at Town
send's Monday at 12:15.
Gymnasium Lockers
AH locks on gymnasium lockers not
assigned by February 10th, Saturday,
at 6 p. m., will be cut without further
notice. Lockers will be assigned at
the following hours: Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, 11 to 12 a. m.
and 2 to 4 p. m.; 11 to 12 a. m. and 2
to 3 p. m. daily there after. Our
supply of lockers will not satisfy the
demand so if you desire a locker come
early. R. G. Clapp.
Agriculture Pictures
The Agriculture club picture will be
taken on stps of Plant Industry build
ing at 12 o'clock Wednesday.
At. Albion college, Michigan, the
ytudent council has decreed that
sophs as well as frosh wear caps by
which they may be distinguished from
upperclassmen. Ex.
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ALUMNI NEWS
Earl Snyder, a student here in '13
and '16, has accepted a position in
the Strang public schools.
Edna Froyd, '16, who taught school
at Tecumseh, Neb., the first semester,
has resigned, and will go to Spring
field, 111., to teach English in the
high school at that place during the
second semester. Miss Froyd was in
Lincoln during registration week,
staying at the Alpha Omicron Pi
house.
TEGNER ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR
THIS SEMESTER
The Tegner, Swedish society, elect
ed Marjorie Odman, '17, Valparaiso,
president; Oscar Alexis, '17, Lincoln,
vice-president; Oscar Olson, Swede
burg, secretary, and Oscar Nelson, '19,
Oakland, treasurer, for the second se
mester, at the regular semi-monthly
meeting of the Tegner society dur
ing examination week.
Lantern slide pictures of scenes in
Scandinavian countries were shown in
U 112, after which the members ad
journed to Music hall. Temple, for
the business meeting and program.
The date for the Tegner banquet was
set for February 24, with the place to
be decided.
Meal tickets $5.50 for $4.50. Newbert
Cafe, 137 No. 12th SL
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