THE DAILY NEBRABKAiT
MABEL TALIAFERRO
IN
... uAnALENE OF THE HILLS"
A Five Act Metro Play
" ... ..nrilll I C
THE WINTER GARDEN REVUE"
"THE y" r.hlua Winter
W Garden Girls
DAE AND NEVILLE
m a Comedy Episode Entitled
"ANY COUPLS"
The Twelfth Episode of the
"SECRET KINGDOM"
New Weekly
, n nn 7 nrt Q Of)
I iriio . . - - - -
Mtinee-10c Nighta-15c
Orphcum Cafo
tintn1 Attention University
otudata
SpringTime is Kodak Time
HAVE YOUR FILM8
DEVELOPED BY
FRK. MACDONALD
Commercial Photographer
1309 0 St, Room 4, Lincoln, Neb.
"SPA"
flat your Lunohea at the
OHy Y. M. C. A, Cafeteria Plan
13TH AND P
Have Your Eyea
Examined and
Glasses Fitted by
DR. MARTIN,
Optometries Specialist In Eye
sight Care.
1234 O Street
, Opposite Miller & Paine
lYRONE-OVn.
"ARROW
form-fit COLLAR
aUETT.rtABODYo.COACMAKM
CLEANING
SERVICE
You need not have an ex
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.
LINCOLN CLEANING
& DYE WORKS
326 S. 11th Lincoln, Neb.
LEO SOUKUP, Mgr.
Knrnn'itii u iti uimmttiuitD ittitatasonflraiuiBnimuininnnnmintt uiremitt re
"Her U Anwrin i
VEBSTEriS .
NEW INTER! IATIOHAL
Tec Merbum wostdi
Fvrry daf in your talk and readlnf, at
home, on the atrret car. In the office, (Imp
end x-huol you liki'lr qualinn the mean.
of aoma aw word. A friend aki
What Diakea mortar harden?" You eerie
t) le location o t Loth ifa rrfaa or the iron un
rmUon of Jujuttu. W hat ia mkif toatT
lliia New Creation anawera all ainda of
?'i-ationi In Lanriatv.Hli'torT.Bioimiphr,
M'lion, Foreign Word", Trrxtea, Arta autt
bcieutea, milk Una I authority
400.000 Ward a. F VS.
8000 lliuetratlone.
Coat S4OO.O0O.
2700 Paces.
t-,, . , -, .. ...
i'"1 ""i7 dictionary wiin .'jJ
u-rlMd aa "A&Uoee of
uemua. '
P Trwan r1 t , , .11
I On thin, opaque, tron. I I ;ir,M4'i',l hi',
I India paper. What a eatie- WJLhlf'Jl 'M
I firtiontoowntlieaerrtoai I? ,7 f
1 iMCB-rjin
and ao convenient to uxti
One hnlf tha tlil. knrw and
wei ma of KegTiiar Editioo.
1
BaodarEdHioal
On tron book paper. Wt
-41 ib. cue i?fcx x
v iiKjuea.
WHUfaririiliMl
KDUoa thla
and nuivt
ruct.Ht
in
i c. sc.
1 CO,
I Sprkv'laU.Maaa.X
Li
Lit
1 ;!
- -1
WOMAN'S PAGE
WANTS 14 Y. W. C. A.
GENEVA DELEGATES
UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATION AN
NOUNCES PLANS OF ANNUAL
' STUDENT CONFERENCE
The University of Nebraska Y. W.
C. A. hopes to have at least fourteen
delegates attend the annual central
student conference which will be held
at Lake Geneva, Wis., June 19 to 29.
Any University woman who can at
tend the conference Is asked to notify
either'Mlss Fannie Drake, Y. W. C. A.
secretary, or Mary Hedrlck, '18, chair
man of the conference committee. The
girls who will represent the associa
tion will be announced next week.
The forenoons of the conference
days will be devoted to study. Besides
the regular bible work classes on mod
ern problems will be held. The pro
gress and effect of Christianity in
South America, Turkey, and India, will
be especially emphasized. Country life
and woman's community responsibili
ties will also be studied. The last
period of the morning is to be given
over to the consideration of the tech
nical association problems in various
councils, Including sessions for presi
dents, cabinet members and general
secretaries.
The afternoons are left entirely free
for rest and recreation. The plans
for this part of the day are in .the
hands of girls who are athletic lead
ers in their own colleges. All kinds
of intercollegiate tournaments have
been arranged, tennis, basketball,
baseball, hiking and 1 water sports.
There will be a boat ride around the
lake, excursions to the famous Yerkes
observatory and a number of informal
picnics.
The cost of the trip has been esti
mated at about $45.
W. A. A. POINTS AWARDED
TO TRACK CONTESTANTS
The total list of points awarded to
the individual girls by the women's
athletic association in he track meet
last Thursday afternoon is as follows:
1. Grace Nichols, hurdles, first
place, 5 points; 60-yard dash, first
place, 5s points; pole vault, first place,
5 points; total, IS points .
2. Helen Hewett, Javelin, first
place, 5 points; baseball, first place,
5 points; high Jump, second place, 3
points; total, 13 points.
3. Margaret Anderson, basketball,
first place, 5 points; Javelin, second
place, 3 points; pole vault, tie for
third place, point, total, 8'& points.
4. Elizabeth Cheney, 30-yard dash.J
first place, 5 points; 50-yaru dash,
second place, 3 points; total, 8 points.
5. Blanche Hlggins, shot put, first
place, 5 points; 50-yard dash, third
place, 1 point; broad Jump, third place,
1 point; total, 7 points.
6. Mildred Chapln, shot put, second
place,"3 points; baseball, second place,
3 points; total, 6 points.
6. Marjorle Green, broad Jump,
first place, 5 points; high Jump, third
place, 1 point; total, 6 points.
7. Eleanor Frampton, high Jump,
first place, 5 points.
8. Beatrice Dlerks, broad Jump,
second place, 3 points; Javelin, third
place, 1 point; toal, 4 points.
8. Ora Neff, basketball, second
place, 3 points; shot put, third place,
1 point; total, 4 points.
Edith Brown, 30-yard dash, second
place, 3 points.
Ruth McKenney, hurdles, second
place, 3 points.
Ruth Shlveley, poe vault, second
place, 3 points.
Elizabeth Doyle. 30-yard dash, third
place, 1 point.
Helen Holz, basketball, third place,
point.
Daisy Parks, baseball, third place,
1 point.
Lenora Noble, pole vault, tie for
third place, 1 point.
WANT CO-EDS TO HELP
IN RED CROSS CANVASS
University women will help In the
down town campaign for Red Cross
embers In Lincoln Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday. All co-eds who wlh to
help In tho work are asked to notify
Dean Mary Graham as soon as con
venient.
Today, when the general canvass of
the city begins, Lincoln women will
start a tour which will include every
house in Lincoln. The town has been
divided into sections, and the work
ers will make the routes given them
in automobiles. Booths and tables
will be placed In most of the stores
and hotels to reach those who might
otherwise be missed. It Is in this
work that University women are to
help. ' .
SOCIETY
PERSONALS
Lola Neeley, ex-'18, of Paplllion, is
8
The Entire Shipment of 1917 Corn-
huskers
Tie?
visiting at the Kappa Kappa Gamma
house.
Golden Rule, '18, drove to her home
in Harlan, la., Saturday.
Jeanette Adams, '18, spent the week
end at her home In Eagle.
Mrs. E. H. Jenks, of Omaha, was a
visitor at the Kappa Alpha Theta
house, Saturday.
Virginia . Fox, of Nelson, ,was a
guest Saturday and Sunday at the
Alpha Omicron Pi house.
Earl Hawkins, of Omaha, was the
guest of George Forbes' Sunday at
the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house.
rvT?i
ajHatalawaiaBw) faealSl
it ii I
TW; fcat .iiJfca, ii a.
Has E
The management has sent a - tracer
after them as they left Jefferson City,
Mo, on Tuesday and Wednesday of
last week.
Watch the "Rag" and Signs on the
campus for further announcements
RefiiWr for your muiio work at .
THE UNIVESITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Twanty-Thlrd Yoar jut commencing
tha? teachers in all branehea of music to choose from.
Dramatla Art Aeatheti Danoinf
Aak for information
WILLAXO KIMBALL, Director
11th and E ta Opposite the Campua
IX ill AT tamamm I 1
u
Delayed Intransit
U
i aim . . mmmMAJuaBi
sF 6
o
uiiwiaiiuiiuiawiiUIUJUuuli
laujiatl ! W