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See Charming
MAE MARSH
In the Superb Goldwyn
Production
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The Paramount-Sennett
Comeay
A PULLMAN BRIDE
Twenty-five Minutes of
Laughter
TifirtinMp-AII Seat! 10c
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SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR
B1392 "The Acme of Pep" B3708
LOEB'S ORCHESTRA
Music for all occasions rchestra
from Five to Twenty-Five Pieces
Jazz Band or Boiler Shop Effects
on request only
Waffles and Coffee 15c
HENDRY'S CAFE
136 North Eleventh
Phone B-1589 Lincoln, Neb.
ILLER'S
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H ARM AC V
LUNCHEONETTE
Pearl West Elected
New Delian President
Pearl West, '20, was elected presi
dent of the Delian literary society at
the regular weekly meeting in the
Temple Friday evening. Other of
ficers elected were Ellen Schank, '19,
vice president, August Janevsky, '19,
secretary and Clara Hibbs, '20, treas
urer, Glenn Schnapp was elected ser-geant-at-arms.
Before the business meeting a lit
erary program was given and a so
cial hour enjoyed.
November 16
Comus Club HoHewilde.
November 17
V. M. C. A. Membership party y, M.
C. A. Temple.
Catholic Students' club dance
Temple. Silver Serpent party for Junior girls
Alpha Xi Delta house.
November 23
Iron Sphinx Lincoln.
Senior Hop Rosewilde.
November 24
Gamma Phi Heta freshmen dance
house.
Kappa Sigma freshmen dance Tem
ple. Engineers Hop Rosewilde
Ti Beta Phi house dance.
Thi Delta Theta house dance.
November 28
Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
Art Club Bohemian party Art hall
November 28
SJgma Alpha Epsilon Rosewilde.
December 7
Girls' Cornhusker party Armory.
December 8
Junior Law hop Rosewilde.
December 14
Alpha Theta Chi Temple.
Irene Doty has been elected to Xi
Delta, honorary sophomore girls' so
ciety, to fill the vacancy left byAnna
belle Deal, who has withdrawn from
school.
Thi Delta Chi, professional pharma
ceutical fraternity, held its annual
Founders' Day banquet at the Lin
coln hotel. Dr. Geo. Borrowman pre
sided as toastmaster. Toasts were
made by Chas. Lesh, X. P. Hansen,
Byron Thomas, James Marquis, Fred
Creutz, Oscar Cone and Dean R. A.
Lyman. Out-of-town members who
were present were Oscar Cone, E. H.
Cprbin, Victor Johnson, Ralph Cobb
and Fred Creutz.
Union Literary society held a home
coming meeting in Union hall Satur
day evening. The program included a
whistling solo by Dorothy Rhodes and
short talks by the old members of the
society. Union alumnae present were
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Carter, Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Miller, Miss Margaret Han
nah. Miss Jessie Glass, Miss Norma
Kidd, Miss Gladyce Denny, Miss Clella
Stufft, Mr. Marley Sharp, South Bend;
Miss Hazel Allen, Chicago; Miss Olive
Lehmer, Genoa, and Ura Ellison, West
Point.
with the view of select Inf; noncom
missioned ollliors from them.
To Shin Two Thousand
Surgical Dressings Weekly'
Seventeen hundred surgical dros-
sings were sent from the University
lied u-oss room last week to head
quarters from where they will be sent
direct to France. Mrs. Samuel Waugh,
Sr., who is managing the University
work, is anxious that beginning this
week two thousand dressings may be
Bent from the campus work every
week.
TO GIVE ILLUSTRATED
LECTURE FOR ENGINEERS
Mr. G. Llndsey of the State Conser
vation and Land Survey commission
will speak Wednesday evening pcfore
the civil engineering society. The lec
ture which will be accompanied by
motion pictures will deal with the sub
jects: "The Irrigation Project in
Western Nebraska," and "The Oregon
Football Trip." The meeting will be
in M. E. 206 at 7: .10 o'clock. Every
one is invited.
Cadet Companies Now Have
Seventy-Two Men Each
Wednesday afternoon the compa
nies of the University Cadet Regiment
were equalized by the shifting of
men, so that the present average per
company is now seventy-two men.
Company A. which was formerly com
posed of second year privates, was
reorganized, distributing the . second
year men among the other companies
SGHEMBECK'S 1. BAND
"Pleasing a Fastideous
Clientele"
CHRISTOAS CMOS graves
Open NOW for your inspection.
244 North llth Street
Phone B3398
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WESTERN VAUDEVILLE
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, November 12, 13, 14
Ninth Episode of
"THE SEVEN PEARLS"
(Read the Story in the Sunday State Journal.)
VAUDEVILLE
BILLIE BOWMAN James F. Thompson Presents
Character Descriptive Melody "THE BURGLARS' UNION
Jl - For Laughing Purposes Only
FOLEY & O'NEIL B, .,OK1TC
"The Two Nifties in Songs and FOUR.Bw V M
Dances." I Novelty Diabolo Spinners
Universal News Weekly I Orphcum Concert Orchestra
2:30. Any Seat 15c.
Nights 7:15 and 9:00 Sharp; Seats 25c. War Tax Additional
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CO-OPERATION
There is always a spirit of close co-operation between this school
and the business interests of the country.
When you enroll here you are identified with an institution of
recognized standing.
Best Instruction Best Equipment Best Evironment. Enroll Now
Nebraska School of Business
"Credits Accepted Everywhere
T. A. Blakeslee, President - H. F. Carson. Secretary
Gertrude Beers, Treasurer
Corner O and 1th Sta., Lincoln, Nebraska
BEST ACT OF MACK AND WALK
ER'S CAREER ORPHEUM
THURSDAY
A quietly gay and giddy skit, with
Ringing and dancing, is offered in "A
Pair of Tickets" by Wilbur Mack and
Nella Walker. It tells of a flirtation In
a prettily staged hotel lobby. This
clever team has been here several
times before but this is by far the.
best act of their career. F. E. W. in
Denver Post. Adv.
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Lost An open face locket watch.
Initials K. L. N. on back. Finder
please return to Student Activities
OIHce. Reward. 12-3t
Dr. L. F. Meier, Dentist, 13 & O. B-2734
Boyd wants to see you about your
printing.
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Twenty-five years ago the General It Wset free"thc spirit orresearch.
Electric Company was founded ,t tangb,c form t0.invcn;
Since then, electricity has sent its thrill tion, in apparatus of infinite precision
through the whole structure of life, and gigantic power.
Eager to turn wheels, to lift and carry, And it has gone fortKco-operating with
to banish dark, to gather heat, to hurl every industry, to command this unseen,
voices and thoughts across space, to force and fetch it far to serve all people.
g,ve the world new tools for its work By hc achicvcm"cnts whjch this conv
electricity has bent to mans will has recordcd may
Throughout this period the General be judged the greater ends its future
ElcAnc Company ha held the great shall attain, the deeper mysteries it
rcjponsibihttes, and high ideals of yet shall solve in electrifying more
leadership. and cire of the world's work.
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