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Will Someone Name my Nationality?
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FLYING HENRYS
MR. & MRS. JIMMIE BARRY
Presnting "The Rube"
OLLIE YOUNG AND APRIL
AL SHAYNE
The Singing Beauty
STAN STANLEY
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"The concerto is a work of monu
mental proportions, and of remark
able force and directness in its mes
sage. An attentive listener must feel
that the composer is a real man who
has something worth while to say, and
in addition was an able craftsman who
knows the technics of his art. It was
most worthily and nobly rendered by
Mr. Harrison and Mr. Silber. Calling,
as it does, for large intellectual and
aesthetic powers for its interpretation,
as well as for consummate technical
skill, its rendition bore ample testi
mony to the natural endowments and
acquired abilities of the two artists,
whose brilliant and finished playing
charmed all hearers. It is not the
least of the opportunities afforded the
University residents to hear and en
joy such music so splendidly rendered,
for such enjoyment is one of the divinely-appointed
means of spiritual
culture.
"It is good form, and a custom that
might well become common in Uni
versity audiences, to refrain from ap
plause between the movements of a
musical work. A noisy demonstration
that interferes with the continuity of
the work, is a rather weak and shal-1
low praise, or if done to encourage
the performer, it is a mistaken kind
ness. It is better to listen with' quiet
self-restraint until the entire work is
completed, then signify the general
gratitude and appreciation by hearty
applause."
SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR
February 23
All Greek party Alpha Sigma Phi
house.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon dance Lin
coln. February 24
IMa Theta PI house dance.
Gamma Thi Beta formal Lincoln.
Omlcron Nu afternoon party Music
hall.
Sigma Chi banquet Lincoln.
Band dance Auditorium.
Alpha XI Delta house dance.
Beryl Mawhinney, "17, is going to
Omaha Saturday.
Raymond Watson, '20,
North Bend Saturday.
is going to
Merwln Heald, "20, is going to Wu
hoo for the week end.
Mary Hudler, '18, will spend
week end in Nebraska City.
the
Dorothy Davles. '18, will spend Sat
urday and Sunday in Omaha.
Mary Hedrick, '18, will be in Te
cuniseh Saturday and Sunday.
Stewart McDonald, '20, will
Sunday at his home in Omaha.
spend
Grove Porter, '17, will spent
day at his home in Falls City.
Sun-
Miss Erol Powers of Creston,
is a guest at the Pi Phi house.
la.,
Marguerite Munson, '18, is going to
her home in Aurora Friday for a few
days.
Alexander Cone and Lee Yochum of
Ashland are guests at the Sigma Nu
house.
Mary Hughey, '20, will go to her
home in Nebraska City for a visit over
Suiu'ay.
TO STUDY MODERN
COMMUNITY LIFE
University Men's Class to Consider Its
Unchristian Aspects
"Christianizing Community Life,"
written by Dr. Harry F. Ward and
Richard H. Edwards, will be taken
up by the University men's class un
der the direction of Prof. G. A. Steph
ens of the department of political
economy at St. Paul's Methodist
church beginning Sunday. The book
deals with the unchristian aspects of
modern community life and points the
way to lines of community reconstruc
tion.
John Kreamer, '18, is spending a
few days at the Beta house in Law
rence, Kas.
Spencer Flint, '19, is recovering
from an attact of the la grippe at his
home in Omaha.
Mrs. D. A. Shade of Hebron, is vis
iting her daughter, Lulu Shade, '18,
at the Delta Delta Delta house.
Jane Elizabeth Robinson, of Beat
rice, has been visiting Miss Margaret
Cleland at the Alpha Delta Pi house.
Miss Ulenna Ingersol , president of
Epsilon province of Pi Beta Phi, will
be a guest of the sorority next week.
Fellows Get With Me
The College Man's New Clothes Home
The Monroe Clothes Shop
2nd Floor New Terminal Bldg., 10th and 0 Streets
Where you get guaranteed 25.00 Ready-to-Put-On Clothes every
day of the year for
1 5 . O O
We make a specialty of College Men's Clothes. We are now
showing the new 1917 Spring Models in Plain Blue, Green, Gray
and Brown Flannels in Finch Backs and Belters, Patch and
Slash Pockets, silk lined. Also in Cheviots, Cassiniers and the
new Homespun materials.
The College Men who are leaders and not
trailers are, buying their Clothes here and sav
ing a .$10.00 on their new Spring Suit. Come
up Boys and get acquainted with the Students'
New Clothes Home and my New Clothes Sell
ing Plan and why I can give guaranteed $25.00
Ready-to-Put-On Clothes every day of the year
for $15.00.
How Can I do It? Think it over the
answer is easy. Because I Cut Out First
Floor Rent, credit accounts, bad debts, free
deliveries, office force, window trimmers, floor
walkers, high price salespeople and give my
customers the benefit of this big saving by
giving them guaranteed $25.00 Clothes for
$15.00. Take elevator and save $10.00.
II i NO MORE
J.M.BURKE. Pres.
NEW TERMINAL BLDG. 10 AND 0 St
PREPARE TEACHERS
OF RURAL SCHOOLS
Principal Bradford Tells of Agricul
tural School Training at National
Conference of Educators Here
A party of Delta Gammas and Phi
Psis enjoyed one of the earliest pic
nics of the season Wednesday eve
ning.
Stanley Newell, a law student at
Iowa, recently took a rour-nour law
exam propped up on puiows in u
bed. He was suffering from a gath
ering in the ear, and was unable to
attend the class. The Daily lowan
says that this was the first authorative
example of an exam taken between
the sheet. Ex.
Lotus McKeie of Harlan, la., will
be the guest of Golden Rule, Satur
day and Sunday at the Alpha Phi
house.
John Crumbaugh. of Shelby, who Is
attending the University of Kansas,
is a visitor at the Delta Tau Delta
house.
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Thursday Frldy Sturdy
Marie Doro
Supported by
Hobert Bosworth
In an elaborate and faithful
adaptation of Charles Dickens'
immortal novel
'Oliver Twist'
"One of the most entertaining
and appealing pictures shown
this season." M Y. Tribune.
"A picture of unusual
New York World.
merit"
ADMISSION Eves., 15c and 10c
Mats., 10c and 5c
SHOWS 1:30, 3, 6:30, 8, 9:15
Raleigh LeBas. '10. who has been
visiting at the Delta Tau house, left
Wednesday for his home in Colorado
Springs.
Helen Copsey, 'IK, will -entertain
Margaret McCoy, 'IS, Helen Kendall.
'19. and Pernlce Nelson. '18 at her
home in York over Sunday.
i'harles Helzer, '17, and Ellsworth
Moscr. '18, left Wednesday for Chi
tago to attend the Western Division
conference of Delta Tau Delta.
Miss Catherine Denman, ex-'15, who
has been teaching at Dorchester the
past two years; has registered in the
University again this semester.
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL FOR
CONVICTS
The State Agricultural College of
Kansas is now giving correspondence
courses in cooking and sewing to the
women who are in the state peniten
tiary. Over 200 men are already tak
ing correspondence courses frof the
college, but this is the first time that
this work has been carried on among
the women. Ex.
Principal Hairy E. Bradford, of the
school of agriculture, University of
Nebraska, told educators attending
the national conference on rural edu
cation, held in Lincoln this week,
that the school is making every ef
fort to prepare young men and young
women to teach agricultural subjects
in the rural schools.
"More and more the agricultural
colleges and schools are making their
Influence felt in the training of rural
school teachers," said Mr. Bradford.
He told of the demand in rural com
munities for Instruction in the grade
as well as high schools In agricul
tural subjects.
Dean E. A. Burnett of the college
of agriculture of the University is
taking part in the discussions at the
conference and will preside at the
Friday evening session at the Temple.
The purpose of the conference is to
raise the standard of requirement for
rural teaching. Among the general
topics considered are: "Preparing the
Teaching Staff for Rural Commun
ities"; 'Improved School Organiza
tion, Administration and Supervision
for Rural Communities"; "Rural
School Organization as Typified in a
Variety of School plants"; "Teaching
Needs and' Study Courses the Out
growth of Rural Community Needs";
"Content of Course of Study in Insti
tutions Preparing Teachers for Rural
Schools."
Among the university faculty men
attending the conference are: Prof.
P. L. Caddis, University of Nebraska;
Prof. C. D. Stelner, University of
I'tah; Prof. Harvey L. Eby. Univer
sity of Wyoming; Prof. li. M. Davis.
Mlaina university," and Prof. C. W.
Pugsley, head of agricultural exten
sion, University of Nebraska.
R. J.
DRAKE MADE
SCHOLAR
IN HISTORY
Replaces Miss Alice Frum, Who Will
Devote All Her Time to Grad
l uate Work
R. J. Drake, '14, has been appointed
scholar In American history. He will
conduct the quiz sections In Amer
ican history 2 and work in other
courses as reader. Miss Alice Frum
who held the scholarship last semest
er resigned In order to devote all of
her time to graduate work.
Party Frocks and Dinner Gowns
A, display that is sure to eateli your interest and hold it
from the moment you glimpse the wonderfully charming
models.
Several new dresses have been checked into stock recently
that are dreams of beauty to describe them is to do them
injustice to sec them is to appreciate all the thought, care,
knowledge of color and excellence of workmanship necessary
to create such effects.
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