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Wise Guys are booking
SCHEMBECK'S
Orchestra
For Next Year
NOW
"SPA"
Get your Lunches t the
City Y. M. C. A., Cafeteria Plan
13TH AND P
Qulek trvlea
Opaf at All Time
Orpheum Cafe
peelal Attention to University
tudenta
REGENTS ELECT
HALLER PRESIDENT
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Gym, Basketball
and Athletic Goods at
LAWLOR'S
1423 O Stdeet
The Only Real Sporting Goods
Store in Lincoln
TUCKER-SHEAN
Eleven Twenty-Three O St.
Manufacturers of Jewelry of all
tinds. University, Fraternity and
Jororitv, Kings. Pins and Ath
etic Trophies of all kinds. Orig
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Expert Watch, Clock, Jewelry
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tensive Wardrobe with our
prompt service at hand.
Phone us any day if you
want garments cleaned and
pressed by evening. We can
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LINCOLN CLEANING
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326 S. 11th Lincoln, Neb.
LEO SOUKUP, Mgr.
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.
were made, mostly as the result of
resignations, transfers, or to fill posi
tions provided for for the second se
mester of the year: Agricultural ex
tension, Fred L. Taylor, district county
agent supervisor; George F. Bright,
statistical clerk; dairy husbandry,
S. S. Sorensen, heardsman; English
language and literature, Beatrice L.
Heckler, scholar; farm, Percel L. Bald
win, town truck driver; fine arts,
Mabel Dobbs, assistant in china paint
ing; Germanic languages. Gerhard
John Naber, scholar; home vconomics,
Maria Kuhn, assistant; Zoelah B. Hoff
man, instructor in house furnishings
for school year; secondary education.
Gladyce Weil, assistant; zoology. Hr.
Clarence Kmerson, demonstrator.
The citizens' committee in charge of
campus addition was requested to
clvar 50 feet off the north end of lots
S, 9, 10, 11, in block 13 for construc
tion of greenhouses at the Bessey
building.
A. O. Johnson, efficiency agent, was
appointed officer to receive and ac
count for supplies from the federal
government for the Unserve Oflicers'
Training Corps.
Degrees were voted to students who
have completed the course of study in
accordance with the recommendation
of the several faculties. The lists have
already been published in all the
papers.
students at Nebraska. Members of the
department say that such a one has
not been brought here for years, if
ever before.
PALLADIANS TO GIVE
PLAY AS PROGRAM
THIS EVENING
Palladian Literary society will pre
sent the play. "The Efficiency of Mrs.
Boderick" at the regular weekly meet
ing in Palladian hall this evening. The
play is a part of the regular series of
programs which the society gives each
year.
The cast for the play follows:
Mrs. Boderick Geneva Seegar. Ii
Mr. Boderick. William Urbach. special
Jean Boderick. .Theda Waterman. '20
h. H. A. Symes ("Amby")
H. F. M. Hall. '19
i Mrs. Symes (Amby's Mother
Maybeth Beach. 'IS
Miss Floyd Fern Simmons, '19
Meal tickets $5.60 for 54.50. Newbert
Cafe, 137 No. 12th St.
An experienced salesman with good
reference wanted during vacation.
Must have ability to manage men.
The Midwestern Company, Topeka,
Kansas.
ILLUSTRATIONS ON
EXHIBITION AT THE
ART GALLERY NOW
An exhibition of original illustra
tions, the work of Frank Walter Tay
lor, who is one of the foremost illus
trators in the United States, is now
in the art gallery. This exhibition in
cludes some of the original illustra
tions done for the "Iron Woman,"
which appeared several years ago in
Haper's, a number of construction
scenes about New York City and some
sketches made in Europe.
The work is done in charcoal and
is a good example of the various ef
fects which may be obtained from the
same medium. The illustrations that
he has made for "The Iron Woman"
show a sympathetic Insight into the
aim and purpose of the author. They
are in the opinion of critics what il
lustrations should be a real help to
the author in presenting the interpre
tation of the characters.
An exhibition of original illustra
tions is an unusual opportunity for the
NEW MIDWEST
QUARTERLY OF
SPECIAL INTEREST
The October, 191H. issue el' the
Midwest Quarterly, just received
from the publishers, contains several
articles which address themselves
largely to the undergraduate student
public. The number was delayed by
the absence of Prof. P. H. Frye, who,
up to the time of his departure, was
at the head of the editorial staff.
Charles Sumner Allen, known to
almost everyone connected with the
University of Nebraska, and a mem
ber of the advistory board of The
Quarterly, contributes an article of
general interest on "The Over-social
Functions of the University." L. B.
Pillsbury. '!'. who is today one of
the best known American psychol
ogists, has an article entitled, "Some
Aspects of Abnormal Psychology."
The other articles are "The Phil
osophy of Tragedy." by Pxf. H. B.
Alexander of the department of phil
osophy; "Made in Germany." by Ran
dolph S. Paul, New York city; "The
Chinese Colonics." by Minnie T. Eng
land, assistant professor of econom
ics, and "A Pragmatic Interpretation
of the History of Philosophy." by
Prof. Horace M. Kalen of the Univer
sity of Wisconsin.
University of Iowa. The University
of Iowa cadet regiment is to use the
money surplus obtained from the mili
tary ball recently held to purchase a
regimental standard of silk with the
university's emblem embroidered on
it Ex.
PORTMANTEAU PLAYERS
OLIVER THEATRE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21
Matinee and Evening
New Spring
Hats
in puggaree bands wide
brims low crowns
SPECIAL
$2,001
Ask to see them
IBS
L A $-4
M i j
NANCY WINSTON
Popular Portmantian Theatre player as the Milkmaid in SPtuart Walker's play
"Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil"
FRIDAY Last day, reduced prices for students
Miss Alice Howell or Student Activities Office
Have your films developed by
FRK, MACDONALD
Commercial Photographer
1309 O St. Room 4 Lincoln Nebr.
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