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GORNHUSKER MANAGER
LEAVES UNIVERSITY
Charles E. Peterson, Business
Head, Joins Branch of
the Navy
Charles E. Peterson, '19, of Omaha,
business manager of the 1918 Corn
husker, has withdrawn from school
and enlisted in the radio section of
the navy, leaving the yearbook with
out a head for its business staff.
Peterson was elected to the posi
tion at the regular class elections last
February. He had made all prelimi
nary plans for the book and had let
some of the contracts. Just what
course will be taken to select his suc
cessor has not yet been announced.
This is the first time in the his
tory of the yearbook that the business
manager has been forced to leave the
hook in another's hands before the
work was started. Besides his ac
tivities on the Cornhusker Peterson
was prominent in class activities. He
was a member of Phi Delta Theta and
a pledge of Sigma Delta Chi.
COMMITTEE WILL DECIDE
FATE OF MINOR VACATIONS
Meets This Afternoon to Comb
Unnecessary Holidays From
University Calendar
The fate of all University vacations
and holidays for the remainder of
the year will be decided this afternoon
at a special meeting of the general
senate committee of student organiza
tions and social functions. Prof. G.
It. Chatburn is chairman of the com
mittee. Together with Executive Dean
C. C. Engberg. they will go over the
entire calendar and determine what
holidays may be omitted without in
terfering too seriously with student af
fairs. The action of the committee was
authorized by the University senate
in a meeting held last Saturday as
part of the general war plan of the
University. The intention of the sen
ate is to dismiss school as soon as
possible, in order to let the men get
back on the farms in time to help
with the spring work. It is expected
to close school at least two weeks
earlier than was previously planned,
and as much sooner as is possible
without interfering with the com
pletion of the year s work. The sen
ate took the first definite step by rul
ing that the Christmas vacation
should be shortened by one week.
The course of action that will be
adopted by the committee this after
noon is merely a matter of conjecture.
None of the committee could give
any information as to what would be
done, but the prevailing sentiment
among the student body is that no
step will be taken which will interfere
with the observance of any of the old
University traditions and customs. It
is also the general belief that a spring
vacation will be granted, although
this may be shortened.
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ORPHEUM PROGRAM BALANCES
SPLENDIDLY
Horace Wright and Kene DietrUh,
who formerly supported Frltzi Scheff
in musical comedy, also are on this
week's hill, and their singing is a
genuine treat. Florence Bafrd and E
Charles Jlcnsee. a team with a:i hon
est-to goodness sense of humor, fur
nish the comedy. With new songs, new
jokes and a realy ability to "put it
ove," this pair won a big hand last
r.iuht
Other pleasing acts are Archil Anri
and Miss Dolly In Juggling, magic and
tumbling; Alf (Jrant, in a rinap.iy
series of dialect songs and stories;
Dorothy Hays and company, in a
one--ct comedy, "A Two Weeks' No
tice." and the five Nelsons.
The entire program balances splen
didly, but Kosloff and his fellow Rus
sians stand out supreme as the real
artists. They alone might easily draw
to the theatre's capacity. Charles F,
Carter in Denver Times. Adv.
and in terms of money perhaps much
more than cold figures would show
their Bhare to be; but it must not be
forgotten that the European allies
have already borne an enormous bur
den, much of it at a time when we,
the people of the United States, were
being greatly profited. By means of
Liberty bond issues, the immediate
needs of our government are met; but
ultimately every dollar of the cost of
the war must be raised by taxation.
There is no escape from this. And
every dollar paid to Uncle Sam
through the theatre box office win
dows reduces the amount to be raised
in some other way. Besides that, , it is
100 per cent effective, costing nothing
to collect, and Is, therefore, one of our
most efficient taxes. Adv.
Dr. L. F. Meier, Dentist, 13 & O. B-2734
THE WAR TAX ON THEATRE
GOERS The managers of the Orpheum,
Lyric, Wonderland. Strand and Oliver
theatres take this occasion to com-
nllmeiit their tmtrnns nnon the ex
ceedingly small amount of friction
caused by the new war tax on admis
sions and to express their gratitude
for the generous support given.
Imposed as it was without the nec
essary blanks and forms which usual
ly go with a tax of thi3 nature, this
new war tax on theatregoers is be
ing collected without cost to the gov
ernment, with a minimum of labor on
the part of the box offices, and is
being paid cheerfully by the patrons
This is as it should be, and the man
.-leers believe the adoDted the one sat
isfactory method of handling the
whole matter; that is to say, the
nlan of makine no chance in prices of
admission and collection of the tax
additional, so that every patron
knows each time be or she attends
a chniv 1nat hnt.i much tax is D&ld.
It goes without saying that the
..onnia nf the United States must
Boyd wants to see you about your
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