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"THE DIPLOMAT"
SCORES SUCCESS
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Jant before the election fur dictator,
and all become entangled In an at
tempt to re-elect the present incum
bent, who has occupied th enlace for
twenty-five years, but who Is threat
ened by Insurgency. After a swift
love-match and some lightning strokes
by the villain, the plot unwinds In the
proper pleasing way.
Play at Omaha Friday
The play will be taken to Omaha
Friday night, where it will be produced
at the Brandels theatre under the
auspices of the University club and
Nebraska alumni.
The patrons and patronesses of the
play were: Governor and Mrs. Neville.
Chancellor and Mrs. Avery. Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Lee Metcalfe, Dean and
Mrs. L. A. Sherman, I)r. and Mrs. E.
J. Stewart, Prof, and Mrs. Paul Grum
mann. Prof, and Mrs. H. P. Alexander,
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wright. Mr. and
I Mrs. Mark Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
G. Chapin. Mr. and Mrs. Uoss P. Cur
; tlce, Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Wilson. Mr and
j Mrs. C. C. Quiggle.
j Following is the cast of characters:
The Dictator Walter C. Johnson.
Princess Zaidee Natalie Spencer.
I General Paulos Ellsworth Moser.
George Washington Brooks Robert
j J. Drake.
Mr. Freddie Wellington Brooks
i Vance.
i Iord Twombly Perry W. Branch.
Hon. James White Warde Cousins.
M. Alexis Delos Harold Aldrich.
M. Mozof Ralph O. I-each.
M. Gousov Ed F. Young.
Lieut. Akim J. Leslie Putt.
"Bull" Hogan Roscoe B. Rhodes.
"Spike" Shannon i-iouis B. Doyle.
"Hughie"' Casey Norman B. Cur
tic1. Eunice Brooks Jo Kregar.
Madge Wilder Ottila Schurman.
Mrs. Slyvia Brown Marguerite
Ionam.
Hafdee Alma Craven.
Zara Gladys Appleman.
Dancing Girls Elizabeth Doyle, Jean
Preece. Francis Whitmore, Winifred
Williams, Ruth Whitmore, Katharine
Newbranch.
Ladie s in Waiting Loy G. Ream,
Sara R. Cole. Marguerite Munson.
Alice Temple, Daisy Parks. Helen
Houston. Myra Buntz. Henel Minor,
Wanda J. Kimmel. Betty Rubleman.
Emma Neilson, Louise Bailey, Helen
Young. Frances Ballard. Helen Waters,
Catherine Renner, Anette O'Neil. Ver
nice Wolfe.
The Royal Guards John McDonald,
Ralph E. Herrick, Dwight Thomas,
William Mackay. Robert Miller, Alex
R. Krause Laird. I. Potter, Elting Ben
nett. Max J. Raehr. Charles Keyes.
culmination of a romance begun a few
years ago by the two while at the uni
versity. Ex.
Frer Speech
Students of the University of Wis
consin are now waging a tight to ob
tain free speech at the University.
The fight comes as a result of the re
fusal by the university authorities to
allow Max Eastman to deliver a lec
ture to students in one of the univer
sity halls. The students are petition
ing the use of at least one auditorium
for the discussion by anyone of any
public question before the student
body. Ex.
dent who was seen hugging and kiss
ing a young girl in the park, unless
his subscription to the paper was paid
up in a week. Fifty-nine young men
called and paid up the next day, while
two even paid a year in advance. Ex.
Guilty Conscience
A Virginia editor threatened to pub
lish the name of a certain young stu-
Co-Eds Edit Tiger
The co-eds of the A. & M. college of
Oklahoma, got out a fine Tigress edi
tion. They gave the girls' view on col
lege activities and woman's side of
college life.
Both the freshmen and sophomores
had a special class edition of the Okla
homa A. & M. Dally Ex.
More War on Moustaches
Still the attempt to exterminate
moustaches among uudergrads at lite
various universities continues. A
sophomore at McGllI appeared after
the fray with half of his "Chaplain"
moustache gone, and the remaining
half painted a bright blue color. Need
less to say it was not long ere the
whole of his upper Up was clean
shaven. Ex.
Military Courses at Brown
The new military courses at Brown
University are well under way. The
enrollment in the classes already
totals 254, and 2C0 rides have been
celved from the government. ArtM,
ments have been made with uniform'
factories so that a complete uniform
can be obtained fnr -even dollars -Ei
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Track Team Recruiting
At Harvard University they were
not able to get over fifty men out for
the track squad, and as a result they
had what they called a recruiting cam
paign. Not over twenty men showed
up for track practice, and so the coach
and scvral steadies had a week of
conscription. In the last four years
Harvard has won only one dual meet
from Vale, and the Harvard Crimson
j hopes that out of their present 2,500
j men they can draw enough to put out
a track team that will defeat Yale.
Ohio In a canvass conducted on
the Ohio campus recently to enter
tain the popularity of various re
ligions among the students, it was
found that the Methodists claimed
1.6C4 students, Presbyterians, 698,
and Lutherans stood third with 339
advocates. Ex.
Elope From Dance
The 3. A. E.'s were giving their an-
l nuai iui mm fiance ui luiiHuti. iuuiCT
were going in the way they usually
do at such affairs, -when it was discov
ered that two of the honor guests, an
alumnus of the chapter, and one of the
young ladies had disappeared. All
search for them, even up to noon of
the next day, proved futile. The
"brothers" were then Informed by the
young man's brother that the two had
run off and married. This was the
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