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Wednesday and Thursday
Fannie Ward
in
"INNOCENT"
Matinees all 8eati, 10c. Nights, 20c
vis. 3:00. 5:00. 6:45, 8:30 lPi
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SHARP i
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BEE HO GRAY AND ADA SUMMER-
VILLE ORPHEUM TODAY
Bee Ho Gray, a wizard with one
rope or many, and Ada Summrville
with her horse, "Onion," did some
great stunts. A. M. C. in Danver Ex
press. Adv.
SOCIETY
80CIAL CALENDAR
February 15
Acacia banquet Lincoln.
Pi Kappa Phi banquet Lincoln.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon house dance.
Kappa Sigma Lincoln.
Bushnell Guild Valentine party.
February 16
Freshman-Senior Girls party 2 to 6
o'clock Temple.
Alpha Delta PI house dance.
Acacia Informal Scottish Rites
Temple.
Ti Kappa Phi Lincoln.
Kappa Sigma banquet Lincoln.
Ag School Commissioned Officers'
Rosewilde.
February 22
Phi Alpha Tau Rosewilde.
February 23
Silver Serpent Junior Girls party
Faculty and Music hall Temple.
Alpha Theta Chi Lincoln.
March 1
Achoth Lincoln
March 2
Achoth banquet 4:30 to 8 o'clock
Lincoln.
University night Auditorium
Closed
March 8
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Lincoln.
March 9
Gamma Phi Beta Rosewilde.
Delta Gamma Lincoln
March 15
Alpha Omicron Pi Lincoln.
March 16
Gamma Phi Beta banquet Lincoln.
March 23
Delta Gamma banquet Lincoln
April 13
All-University party
Closed
Ruth Allen Beecher and Lieutenant
Adrian Brian of Fort Sherdan, III.,
were married Tuesday morning at
8:30 o'clock in St. Mark's Pro
Cathedral of Hastings.
Miss Beecher was very well known
in University circles, being a member
of the Kappa Alpha Theta and Theta
Sigma Phi sororities. She was espe
cially prominent' in dramatics and
Journalistic work
Lieutenant Brian was a member of
Sigma Chi and of the University's well
known athletes. They will be at home
at Fort Cheridan. 111.
Warren G. Deming, '18, of Fairmont
and Miss Gratia Haran, who attended
the Hastings College last year, were
married Saturday, February 9, at the
home of the bride's parents In Fair
mont. Caly members of the immedi
ate family were present.
P-RSONALS
Paul Cobbey of Beatrice is visiting
in Lincoln this week.
Dorothy Wetherald of Hebron, Ruth
Wilson of Nebraska City and Margaret
Dodge of Fremont1 will spend Satur
day and Sunday at their home.
Carl Graff of Beatrice visited the
Delta Tau house Wednesday.
THE COLLEGE WORLD
The University of Wisconsin has
been mz'r.s an a!! university food
Pledge campaign. A committee com
posed of two captains, twenty lleuten-
a
au( ami 2u0 private who have ier-
sonally Interviewed every student In
the university and have asked them
to pledge themselves to the conserva
tion of food. This action wbh taken
as a result of the charge of the state
council of defense that the 6tudents
through ignorance or otherwise have
not been co-operating as heanlly as
they might In the nation wide conser
vation movement.
In order to iave fuel the University
of Wisconsin has cloned both !', gym
nasiums, and all thote taking paysk-a
education are skating, skiing nd
tobogganing for their credit. Addi
tional rinks 'and skiing slides are be
ing built. It is expected that this
plan which the fuel situation has
forced upon the university will prove
beneficial, and that it will give a new
impetus to outdoor sports.
CONVOCATION
Carl Frederick Steckelberg, profes
sor ia music at the conservatory, will
give a violin recital at Convocation
Thursday morning at 11 o'clock.
Mrs. Steckelberg will accompany
him on the piano. He will play the
following numbers:
"Valse Bluette" Drigo-Aver
"Bee" Schubert
"Kol Nidu" Bruch
"Llebeefreud"' Krelsler
"Vienese Melody" Gartner-Krelsler
MAKING OF AN AIRMAN
His Status, Salary, Medical Exam
ination All the details of the status of an
airman in the making have never been
fully told in sequence. Let us, there
fore, follow a young man who has de
cided he will endeavor to qualify for
the air service. First, of course, comes
the routine of application.
The lowest age at which applicants
may be accented is 18 years and 8
months, on the theory that at the end
of their training they will have
reached the age of 19. which is the
lowest aee at which commissions may
be granted In the American army.
Applicants under 19. however, must
present letters of approval of their in-
listment from their parents or
the military and naval establishments
miardian. as is required throughout
of the country. All applicants may en
list at any aviation examining noara.
if an annlicant1 Massed his twenty-
first birthday before June 5, 1917, and
is consequently subject to the drart, a
eneHni arraneement has been made
whereby the rule prohibiting . volun
tary enlistment by draft men Is waived
and he is nermitted to enlist' directly
at an aviation examining board with
out reference to the draft or his drart
hnorH All that is attended to ror
him by the aviation authorities.
v.ve.n It he is in the present quota, ne
mav be so enlisted, but if he has been
actually ordered into service by the
draft board, he must report to nis
mobilization camp as ordered,, ana
there apply to his company com
mander for transfer to the air service.
Tho r-nndidate's first step Is to write
to, or visit personally, one of the
twenty-four aviation examining Doaruu
innate in the larger cities, or tne
Recruiting Bureau, AviaUon Section,
Washington, D. C, to secure an appli
cation blank for entering the service.
The candidate fills this out as indi
cated, with details of his life and his
athletic and educational qualifications,
in order to provide both a first esH
mate of his desirability and as com
plete a record as possible in case of
his acceptance.
Than mm ph his Dhvslcal examina
tion. Naturally this must be strict
fnr th eood of both the service ana
the applicant. Also it appears for
midable to those wno ao not unaer
BtanA it. an formidable indeed that
the following explanation is given to
rob it of its mysteries.
nf course the usual tests oi lung
and heart are given, for no man can
be accepted who Is not strong enougn
withBiund the nressure of high alti
tude. The stethescope, the tapping of
the chest, and the broad ruDDer Dana
hmit the arm are familiar enough in
testing lungs and blood pressure.
When the candidate is set to picn.
i Aitroroni colored napers out' of a
box he may be a little mystified. Let
him remember, however, tnai cuiur
blindness would be a source of weak
ness to one upon whose preciseness
of vlBion depend the lives and fortune?
of men below. It is
often a slight change of color, a sug
gestion of a deeper brown, mat nrat
reveals the new cut- trench to the
ever-watchful eye in the sky.
But it is the balance test which
causes the most perplexity, largely
,..,.,. it iii not understood. Test-
Ing balance is a new science, and a
complicated one requiring ingenious
methods. But It is of vital importance
to him who later may oe uawmmus
.. niml miles above the ground
,,, in r alone at twice- express-
train speed in a solid bank of clouds.
One's balance Is reguiaiea en-ireiy
v- tinv fluid in the canals of the
inner ear. It is as delicate, and as
accurate as th fluid in me nnesu
(Continued on page four.)
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ALWAYS THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN
ORPHEUM CIRCUIT: Wednesday night to Saturday night
The Psychic Eighth Wonder
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Accompanied by the Marvelous
Occult Revelation in
"THE MUSICAL ENIGMA"
NOEL TRAVERS &
RENIE DOUGLAS
In
"Meadowbrook Lane"
By Edgar Allen Woolf
BEE HO GRAY
The Versatile Cowboy
ADA SUMMERVILLE
With HerTrained Horse "Onion"
A Potpurrl of Comedy and Skill
HEARST-PATH E NEWS
Biilio .lontgomory 6 Goorgo Perry
(Late of Montgomery 4. Moore) (Late of Perry & White)
"THE TWO BACHELORS OF ART"
Matinees at 2:30; all seats reserved at 25c. Evening performance at
8:05; seats reserved at 25c, 50c and 75c. War tax additional.
University of Nebraska's Roll of Honor
Complete list of the "V" and part of "W" Names.
Anyone knowing of men who are not listed here or of whom the University has had no previous record will
leave their names with Miss Annla Chalkln, alumni secretary. Be sure to give the complete name, address and
the year in the University at tne urno
Van Brunt, Rutgers Geo. Quarter
master Corps Not called yet.
Van Dnsen, Dana B. First Lieuten
ant, Infantry, Second R. O. T. C Ft.
Snelling;, Minn.
Van Meter, Garrett Edwin Second
Lieutenant, lOtb. Infantry-Ft. Benja
min Harrison, Ind..
Van Pelt, Clayton F. Address
wanted.
Vasey, Chas. C Second Lieutenant
338th Field Artillery Camp Dodge,
Iowa.
Vernon, Robt. Camp Funston, Kas.
Viele, Verne W With 23rd Engi
neers Camp Meade, Md.
Vlasek, Louis B. Headquarters
Company, 5th Nebraska Infantry, Mu
sician (Prague Band) Camp Cody,
Deming, N. M.
Wachter, Donald Jno. First Lieu
tenant Ft. Riley, Kas.
Waddell, Jas. Clyde First Lieuten
ant Address wanted.
. Wagner, Ralph P. C. A. C, 1st
Train Co. Ft. Monroe, Va.
Wagner, Reuben L. Enlisted in
Aviation, A. S. S. E. R. C Ft. Omaha,
Nsb.
Wahleren. Howard L. Private, K
Company. 355th Infantry Camp Fun:
ston, Kas.
Waldorf. Lauren Douglas Head
quarters Company, 355th Infantry
Camp Funston, Kas.
Walker. L. D. 13th Coast Artillery
Corps Ft. Monroe, Va.
Walrath.'Duane Everett 68 Aerial
Squad, Kelly Field San Antonio,
Texas.
Walrath. Fred B. A. E. F., Y. M.
C. A. Unit, 31 Rue de Montaigue
Paris, France.
Walter, Lloyd De Witt First Lieu
tenant C. A. R. C Care of Postmas
ter. New York City, N. Y.
Walters, Paul S. Second Lieuten
f n r T C Ft. Snelllnc.
Minn.
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With Their
FRISCO JAZZ BAND
Featuring
RUDY WIEDCEFT
World's Premier Saxophonist
Henry Maida
SYLVESTER & VANCE
In a Satirical Comedy with Songs
Entitled
"Get Out of the Theatre"
By Willard Mack
TYLER A ST. CLAIR
Xylophone Players
ORPHEUM CONCERT
ORCHESTRA
ot xne persons wnnurawi.
Wambeam, Floyd 356th Ambu
lance Company Camp Funston, Kas.
Ward, R. I. B Company. 164th In
fantry Camp Greene, Charlotte, N. C.
Ware, Norton Captain E. O. R. C,
Second Training Camp Cancouver
Brracks, Washington.
Waring, Robt. Bennett First Lieu
tenant, D Company, 134th Infantry
Camp Cody, Deming, N. M.
Wasson, Minor F. 350th Infantry,
Division 88 Camp Dodge, Ia.
Waters, Leland Aviation, Austin,
Texas.
Watkins, Ernest Earl C Company,
341st M. G. B. Camp Funston, Kas.
Watkins, Eugene Phillip Provis
ional Second Lieutenant, 3('.th Infan
try Regular Army Ft. Snelling, Minn.
Way, Chas. Willard Lieutenant
Address wanted.
Way, Jas. L. 91st Aerial Squadron,
Aviation Field No. 2 Mineola, Long
Island.
Weaver, Edward Meyers Assigned
from Ft. Sn6lling to Aviation School.
Weaver, Francis V. Enlisted in
Navy Address wanted.
Weaver. Louis Wm.. Jr. First
Lieutenant U. S. R Ft. Crook, Oma
ha, Neb.
Webster, Calvin Battery B, 341st
Field Artillery Camp Funston, Kas.
Weeks, Chas. Warren Lieutenant
Colonel National Army, Chief of Staff
Camp Custer, Battle Creek, Mich.
Weiss, Walter Clatus Second R. O.
T. C. Ft. Snelling, Minn. Now at
Battle Creek, Mich.
Wells, Francis A. First Lieuten
ant Address wanted.
Wenstrand, Jno. E Company. 6th
Nebraska Infantry Camp Cody, Dem
ing. N. M.-
Wen.nrand. Ralph T. Second
Training Camp. Captain Infantry, U.
S. R. Ft. Snellir. Minn.
Werti. L. E Company, 355th In
fantry Camp Funston, Kas.
FANCHON AND MARCO
ORPHEUM TODAY
There have been beautiful fro ks
galore shimmering behind the foot
lights at the Orpheum this season,
but none not even one ..remember
able" has matched In artistic grace
the gowns worn by Fanchon. the wil
lowy juzzeuse. She appears on tho
new bill with her brother, Marto. the
spry, good-looking Frisco Jazz Band
and Rudy Wiedoeft, saxophonist par
excellence. This combination of noise
and rhythm and beauty makes one of
the best acts seen on the circuit this
MERCEDES ORPHEUM TODAY
Mercedes, whose mystical, musical
thought transference act Is reminis
cent of that of Professor Lovett- and
his Concentration or vice verse gets
over wonderfully. At the demand of
any member of his audience, Mercedes
thoughfully makes his assistant at the
piano. Mile Stantone, play the selec
tion asked. If the little speech Mer
cedes made near the close of his act
regarding a certain national hymn
"not Russian, nor Italian, nor French,
nor English, nor American." was the
flare-up from an insult it was a great
patriotic exhibition; If It was a regu
lation part of the act1. It was more
than clever. Denver Express. Adv.
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Westerman. Julius Tyndale Cap
tain of Infantry, 91st Division Camp
Lewis, Wash.
We8terveit, Alfred Edward Lieu'
tenant Company 11, R. O. T. C Ft.
Riley, Kas.
Westervelt. Edgar Castor Head
quarters Company, 26th Infantry. Act
ing Adjutant of Third Battalion
American Expeditionary Forces, In
France.
Westover, Bernard Galey Assigned
from Ft. Snelling to Aviation School
In Aeroplane Service In France.
Westover, Joseph L. Second R. O.
T. C, First Lieutenant Infantry Re
serve Corps Ft. Snelling, Minn.
Whedon, Chas. Lindon In civilian
work, confidential, office, 45 Avenue
Montalgue, care of II. S. Aviation,
Paris, France.
W'heeler, Mason Field Artillery,
National Army Camp Wadsworth,
Spartanburg, N. C.
White, Harry L. First Lieutenant,
Active Duty, Ordnance Department. .
White, R. Address wanted. " 1
White, Sherman Avery Captain
Infantry Camp Greene, N. C.
White, Vallery First Lieutenant
Field Artillery Camp Lewis, Ameri
can Lake, Wash.
Whitmore Horace Greeley Battery
B 161 U. S. F. A. Lone Island N. Y.
American Expeditionary Forces In
France.
Wlese, Otto Private. Food Survey
Party No. 5. Sanitary Corps. 318 Mills
"Building, Washington, D. C.
Wiggins, Leslie B. Provisional
Coast Artillery Corps Camp Joseph
E. Johnson. Jacksonville, Fla.
Wllburn. Jno. C 106th Aero Repair
Squadron, Aviation Supply Depart
ment No. 2 Garden City, Long Island.
Wildish. Frederick Newton Cap
tain 30Pth Regular Eng!neers 180S
Edgeland Ave., Louisville, Ky. Col.
Guthrie's personal staff.
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