THE DAILY NEBRASK.AN
C. ROY MILLER, For Foot Comfort
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0 Ganter na the rellof of Bunions Phone
410 Ganter
Building
COMFORT SHOES
B-3781
(II.IVER-THEATRE
Tonlflht, Tues., Tue. Matlnw
"JOHNNY GET YOUR GUN"
With John Bennlon and
Original Cast
Evo.$1.50 to 50o. Bargain
Matinee Orch. $1.00 to 75c.
Balcony-50c to 25c
Wei Mat. and Night, Jan 1
LOWERY a Hiwatnw
nuAiLl rr q MAS
rpheum
Always the Best Show in Town
Today, Matinee and Evening
THRILLING
Beyond Your Wlldeet Dreamt
THE UNIVERSALE
Stupendous Spectacular Production
JULES VERNE'8
"20,000 LEAGUES
UNDER THE SEA"
Produced at a cost exceeding half
a million dollar and ' requiring
more than two years In the making
SEE The death grapple between
giant octopus and -pearl diver
(The only motion picture of Ite
kind In the world) showing an
octopus and a man In ferocious
battle on the ocean'a bottom.
SEE The strange funeral proces
sion wending Its way to the
grave yard of Captain Nemo.
SEE The magic submarine win
dow, and view the amazing pan
oramas of the deep, more fasci
nating than anything on the face
of the earth.
UNDER-SEA PHOTOGRAPHY
MADE POSSIBLE 3Y THE
WILLIAMSON. INVENTIONS
Matineea at 2:30; nights at 8:20.
Prices for adults, January Bargain
matinee, 15c; nights 25c. Extra
special price for children 12 years
or under, any seat all ahows, .10c.
War tax additional.
Big Shows A" Good Music
Urn Pctrova
IN
Daughter Qf Destiny if
SHOWS 8TART AT
1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 pw m.
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WAR PRINCIPAL TOPIC
FOR ECONOMICS MEETING
(Continued from page one.)
SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR
January 19
Farm House dance Rosewllde.
Alpha Xi Delta dance Lincoln,
January 25
Junior Prom Lincoln.
January 26
Alpha Phi Lincoln.
- January 11
Delta Gamma entertained thirty
coupJeR at the chapter house. Miss
Charlotte Lowe chaperoned at the
party.
The Comus club entertained sev
enty-flve couples at the Rosewllde.
Professor and Mrs. H. B. Pier and
Professor and Mrs. E. L. Jenkins were
the chaperonta.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Beck and Pro
fessor E. L. Jenkins chaperoned the
Catholic students' club dance In the
Music hall at the Temple. Thirty-live
couples attended the party.
Fifty-five couples attended the
dance given by PI Beta. Phi at the
Lincoln. Professor and Mrs. A. A
Reed, and Professor M. M. Fogg were
chaterones. The out-of-town guests
were Helen Reed of Omaha, Tarita
Turnure of Red Cloud, Edna Olson of
Johnson and Lorene Hansen of Sioux
City.
"Artists in War Time." Professor
Sarka Hrbkova will discuss "Ne
braska Women in the War," later In
the afternoon. Professor Hrbkova's
lecture will be followed by a "Getting
Acquainted" tea. The" assisting
hostesses will be Mrs. Keith Neville,
Mrs. Emma Reed Davlsson, Mrs.
Samuel Avery and Mrs. E. A. Burnett.
The topic for discussion Thursday
will be "Conservation." Prof. Julia
Vance, Prof. C. W. Pugsley, Mary E.
Hokahr and Esther Ord are the
speakers. Wednesday afternoon
Prof. Alice Howell of the department
of dramatics, will give the reading,
"The Happiest Time." Thursday
mornlnr an o-rpiirnlnn will ha held tO
the dairy building where a demonstra
tlon will be given.
Thursday afternoon Ruth Curtlss,
instructor of home economics, will
discuss "Our Supply of Textiles."
Kalherine Cranor, also of the depart
ment will tell of "History of Costume"
and her lecture will be illustrated by
Hdes...
LOST Alpha Zeis pin. W. F. Rob
erta on back. Call B151S. 75-3t
Lost Melon-shaped - Nutria Mull
Finder call F-29S4. 793t
Wanted Student to tend flras. L.
A.Sherman. dean's office, 76-77-78
Lost Waterman safety fountain
with attached clasp. Return to
6tu:ent Activities' Office. 73t
January 12
Bushnell Guild entertained fifteen
couples at a dance, chaperoned by
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Starboard.
About twenty -five couples attended
the dance given by Alpha Omlcron PI
sorority at the chapter house. Mrs.
E. Benner chaperoned.
Alpha G&mma Rho gave a dance,
which was chaperoned by Professor
and Mrs. E. L. MacQuiddy. About
fifteen couples attended.
Seventy-five couples were present
at a." dance given by Delta Chi at the
Lincolif. Dr. and Mrs. Ed. J. Stewart
chaperoned. Captain Gill, '15, of Ft.
Snelling was the out-of-town guest.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon entertained
twenty-five couples at a dance at the
chapter house. Mr. and Mrs. John
Clemens were the chaperones. The
out-of-town guest was R. J. White of
Omaha.
PER80NAL8
Lucile Baugham is ill at the Alpha
Delta Pi house.
Helen Loftman is ill at the Alpha
XI Delta house.
Lorene Hendricks spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Wahoo.
Esther Parks, '20, spent the end of
the week in Omaha with her parents.
Margaret McDougal spent the end
of the week at Tier home in Tecumseh.
Mable and Frances Anderson were
at their tome in Wahoo Saturday and
Sunday.
Margaret Carnaby spent the end of
the week, visiting at her home in
Omaha.
Lucile Crapenhoft visited her par
ents in Arlington the latter part of
the week.
J. J. Klima, former superintendent
of schools at Shelby, is in town await
ing his call for the navy.
Vivian McNamara of Nebraska City
visited at the Alpha XI Delta house
the latter part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ream of Broken
Bow will visit their daughter, Loy, at
the Achoth house Monday.
Caroline Funk. '16, who is teaching
at Blair this year, visited at the
Alpha XI Delta house Sunday.
Helen Reed, of Omaha, Edna Olson
of Johnson, and Lorene Hansen of
Sioux City visited at the Pi Beta Phi
house the latter part of the week.
UNIVERSITY NOTICES
Dellan Society
There will be a special business
meeting of the' Delian Literary so
ciety Tuesday at 11 in U 204. All
members are urged to be present.
Senior Debates
A meeting of the inter-class debat
ing board will be held in Law 202
Tuesday at 11 o'clock. All members
of the different class debating teams
are urged to be present.
Debating Board
AH seniors wishing to tryout for
the class debating team will please
leave their name with G. V. Lund
mark or A. C. Kreba at once.
Junior Debating
Juniors wishing to try out for the
class debating team are asked to
. .1.1. ,.mp with Geo. Driver
leave i""' ...
, Y. M. C. A. office, TempK.
building, before January 15. -
University Soldiers
When you don your uniform you'll find yourself
wanting the many things that add to your comfort
and appearance as a soldier
Regulation Accessories
Army "Slip-on" Sweaters The Regulation
sleeveless Sweaters
$2.70 and $4.95
Wrap Leggins Can be worn at all A Cft
times except at drill vOU
Regulation Khaki J CA
Leggins pl.uU
Money Belts 50c, 75c, $1.00
Khaki cloth, rubber lined
Abdominal Bands..... $2.50
Khaki Handerchiefs JZr
2 for...
Regulation Silk Cflr
Hankerchiefs..... DKJK
Wristlets, 25c CI
Gloves.....
Bronze Collar and Cap Ornaments, IZn
all branches of the service. UV
Get these things when. your uniform comes
you'll be ready
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Nebraskan Applications
Applications for election to the posi
tions of editor-in-chief, managing edi
tor and associate editors, business
manager and assistant business man
ager will be received in the Student
Activities ofllce op till 11 o'clock Tues
day, January 15.
T. A. WILLIAMS.
Inter-Sorority Basketball
The physical education department
are very anxious that every sorority
who expects to take part in the
tournament. Ket the tames of those
on their team in before Monday.
These names may be handed either
to Blanche Hiwrlns or Camille Koch.
It is hoped to have a complete list of
those who will take part, printed
Monday.
N. E. A. Bulletins
CoDies of the N. E. A. bulletin have
been received by Dr. G. W. A. Luckey
and anyone who wants one may have
it by calling at the office in Univer
sity hall at 11 or 3 o'clock.
Sigma- Delta Chi
Tmrvnrtnnt meeting of Slerma Delta
Chi, Journalistic fraternity, will be
held at the Commercial club Monday
noon.
The Ea.n!
CLEANERS-PRESSERS-DYERS .
HAVE THE EVANS DO YOUrtJ CLEANING
TELEPHONES B2311 and B3355
The University School of Music
AND OTHER FINE ART8
Two Term Course in Playground Supervision and Story
Telling- Begins January 28th
Summer Settlon Begin Jun 17th, Lasting Five Weeks
NEXT REGULAR TERM OPENS JANUARY 28TH
Get Catalogue and Special Information
ACROSS THE STREET
Chemical Society to
Meet Wednesday mgnt
The meetinc of the Nebraska sec
tion of the American chemical society
scheduled to meet Saturday night was
postponed to Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock in the lecture room of the
Chemistry building. Dr. F. W. Upson
will speak on "Chemistry and the
War." The talks will be of general
Interest aud the public is invited.
Receives Offer to Be
Child Study Assistant
Miss Grace Munson has received an
offer from Chicago to be nn assistant
in the department of child study and
educational research in the city
schools. The work would consist of
determining the status of defective
children and where they belong in tfle
grade school.
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Jules Verne's "20,000 League Under
the Sea"-Orpheum, Monday Mati
nee to Wedneday Matinee Janu
ary Bargain Price and Extra Spe
cial for Children.
When the Orpheum management
booked that stupendous spectacular
production, "20,000 Leagues Under the
Sea," for the five exhibitions from
Monday matinee to and Including
Wednesday matinee (January 14-16)',
it was with the Intention of making
special concessions to the children,
for the marvelous under-sea photogra
phy revealing the secrets of old moth
er ocean has a strong appeal to the
young.
So when it was decided to make a
uniform pr!re of io cents (and 1 tcut
war ta) for all children of twelve
year or under, any seat at any per
formance, it was felt that the adults
also were entitled to some considera
tion. Therefore, for the adults is
irade a January bargain price of 15
cents at matinees and 25 cents at
night performances war tax addi
tional. At these prices there will be
no reserved seats. First come, first
served
The music for this production has
been selected by ProL Arthur J.
Babich and will be rendered by his
Orpheum augmented symphony or
chestra. The numbers are very beau
tiful and. without the picture, would
make a musical concert worth much
more than the admission price.
lUmcmtcr the date Jnr.xy 14.
15 and 18. Adr.