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C. ROY MILLER, For Feet Comfort
Adjustment ot Fallen Arches, re-
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moral of Corns and ingrowing Nails
and the relief ot Bunions.
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SOCIETY
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The Orpheura Theatre closed
Saturday night for the season;
but will re-open about the last
week in August with the Best in
Vaudeville. Patrons who have
been following the serial photo
play "The Secret Kingdom,"
may' see the remaining episodes
at the Lyric Theatre on Mondays,
Tuesdays and Wednesdays. In
order to provide time for the
extra two reels, the Lyric show,
first half, will, begin promptly at
7 in the evening.
ACM E AMUSEMENT COMPANY.
MABEL TALIAFERRO
IN
A MAGDALENE OF THE HILLS"
A Five Act Metro Play
VAUDEVILLE
THE WINTER GARDEN REVUE"
With the Famous Chicago Winter
Garden Girls
DAE AND NEVILLE
In a Comedy Episode Entitled
"ANY COUPLS"
The Twelfth Episode of the
"SECRET KINGDOM"
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DR. MAR
Optometrist, Specialist In Eye
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1234 O Street
Opposite Miller A Pains
CLEANING
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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
do it and do it right.
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May 17
Silver Serpents, Junior girls' organi
zation, held its annual banquet at tbe
Lincoln in honor of tbe seventeen
sophomore initiates. The tables wero
decorated with smilax and purple and
white lilacs. Marian Reeder, '18, was
toastmistress. She called upon all of
the initiates for impromptu toasts.
May 18
Mr. George Rogers gave a party at
his home for the active chapter of
Delta Delta Delta. About forty couples
were present.
PERSONALS
Jean Preece, '20, went to Battle
Creek, Friday.
Harold Shubert, ex-'19, of Omaha,
was in Lincoln Saturday.
Ruth Weller, '19, visited at her
home in Omaha, Saturday.
Ruth Beecher, '18, and Mary Steele,
'19, spent the week-end In Hastings.
Otilla Sschurmann visited at frer
home in Fremont, Saturday and Sun
day. Olive Higgins, '19, visited Zetta Hig
gens, '16, in Walnut, Iowa, over Sun
day.
Mrs. W. L. Burnard, of York, visited
her daughter, Izetta Burnard, '20, Sat
urday.
The Achoth sorority announces the
pledging of Margaret Turttlelock, of
Adams.
Helen Johnston, of Omaha, was the
guest ot Bernice Nelson, '18, at the
Alpha Phi house, Saturday.
Clara Bell Hager, '20, went to David
City Saturday 'to attend the alumni
banquet of the David City high school
Helen Copsey, '18, entertained
Genevieve Welsh, '17, and Evelyn
Anderson, '18, at her home in York,
Saturday and Sunday.
MOBILIZE CADETS III
WAR STRENGTH GO.
Promotions for Next Year Will Not be
Made Until New 8emester
Begins
One company of war strength has
been organized in the military depart
ment and will carry on the training
until the end of the year under the
direction of Sergeant William Allen,
acting head of the department since
the departure of Captain Samuel
Parker, commandant, for Fort Snell
ing. Adolph Blunk, '17, is major of
the battalion as It remains, H. B.
Whitfield. '17, Is captain, and Arthur
Mickey. '18, is first lieutenant.
The annual appointments in the de
partment will not be made until the
beginning of the work next year and
will be left to the commandant who
is selected to have charge of the work
here at that time. Captain Parker will
not be back next year, according to
advice from the office yesterday.
Orders have been sent out from the
headquarters at Washington directing
special training for the cadets at the
present and everything is conducted
in a manner which will be most help
ful to the training of the men for ser
vice. Orders have been Issued all over
the country forbidding the dlstribut
Ine of any more supplies, arms and
ammunition to educationl institutions
and rifle clubs.
RED CROS8 CAMPAIGN
BEGINS TOMORROW
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Tbe present Red Cross membership
in the United States is 250.000. To
support Us field and base hospitals,
Its doctors and nurses, and to provide
the necessities of military relief, the
society needs a membership of at least
$1,000,000. A fee of $1 is charged for
annual membprs, $2 for subscribing
members. $25 for life membership.
Dean Burnett Is chairman of thf
farm committee. Prof. L. W. Chase,
Prof. W. W. Burr, Prof. Alice Loomls
and Mrs. Emma Reed Davlsson are
members of the committee.
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The Entire Shipment of 1917 Corn
huskers Has Been Delayed Intransit
The management have sent a tracer
after them as they left Jefferson City,
Mo, on Tuesday and Wednesday of
last week.
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