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Adjustment of Fallen Arctic, removal of Conn and Ingrowing Xi1m
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OLIVER THEATRE
TONIGHT AT S:00
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0TI8 OLIVER AND PLAYERS
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THE VIRGINIAN
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Tie Fopular Musical Comedy Star.
CECIL LEAH
ALSO
GLEO I.UYFEL0
I- cnnt of Thy Moment f
HARRY" AND EMMA SHARROCK
VlVlc - Dick
BASIL AND ALLEN
In a Novel Comedy Offering
Kntnl-d "Recruiting"
cHTm Jaa B
jTdTiNALD AND ROWLAND
In -My Good Friend"
"color cms-
A P;urfy In C")or. Light and Form
Hnrr David
REGAL AND BENDER
In Their Skit of Wit
Drop U a
"HEARST-PA THE NEW8
Ortfceum Concert Orchestra
Arthur J. Babtcn. Director
EDWIN STEVEtiS AND
TIM MARSHALL
IN
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Kaunas at 2 20: Seata 25c Night,
at i Vr. treats Zjc, 50c. .5c
For ft Good
STEAK AND WAFFLE
Try -
LOUIS CAFE
118 So. 11th SL
May 4
Konunsky Club Picnic Crete.
I'nlon Society Picnic Crete.
University Band Red Triangle
Benefit Auditorium.
May 11
Ivy Hay.
PERSONALS
F. K. jHnsmore. ex'13. returned
from the army ramp for a brief fur
lough; he visited at the Sigma Nu
house Sunday.
0. U. Parsons, '21. returned from
bis home In Omaha where he has
been visiting his brother. R. A.
Drownell. 12. who has recently been
selected for the National army.
UNIVERSITY NOTICES
l.i kilrik f.,r u-e In thte manufacture
of bread. Crop condition r,. r, .ori.
H a being very favorable i:,lFttni
and U'il..
In 1M6 Canada produced 71 000 tons
of sugar bet-tst on is.nuo a. re, in
117 khe produced U7,6n tons on
H.f'OO acres. TM Is an Increase of
65 per cent in production and 77 per
cent, in yield wr acre. The Increase
In production I due in part to the
residence in Canada of a large num
ber of Belgian sugar be t workers.
Bread cards were Issued in Paris
beginning January 29th ontlttling
every person to a ration of 4 6 pounds
per week. Bread rations in Switzer
land allow -ath person 3.85 pounds
or bread per week, and the ration will
aoon be reduced to 3 pounds per week
At present the- consumption of bread
in Switzerland Is about 45 per rent,
of normal.
Newt Writing
Get assignment (tor April 24 26) at
U. If. 206 Wednesday morning.
M. M. FOGG.
Restrictions in the ue of meat have
be-n Modified, no that meats of all
kinds may 1- used on any day of the
week except Tuesdays, and then all
kinds may be used except beef and
prk. Meatless days were Instituted
o that the rich would rurtail the con
sumption of meat, thus sharing the
burdens of the w ar and helping In this
way to keep the price of meat within
the reach of the poorer people. This
is true democracy.
Teachers' Certificates
All sophomores and Juniors who ex
pect to receive a teacher's certificate
at the end of the present school year,
leave names in the registrar's office by
April 20.
WORTH KNOWING
The food administration has discov
ered a well planned German propo
ganda Intended to magnify the dis
tress of the central powers with re
spect to food supply. Fake letters
have been found on German prisoners
intended to give the' Impression that
conditions at home are very serious.
Geraany i not starving. She is not
likely to starve. She has thousands
of square miles of productive wheat
land in Poland. Romania. Servia. Bel
gium and France, as well as Ukraine,
and her new Russian territory.
Potato prices are less than half as
high as a year ago, and the price of
cheese is Hilghjjy les. Rye con
tinues a rapid advance and it has now
reached 3S4 relative to the pre-war
average. Cotton seed oil and corn
are all over three times as high as
before the war. Potatoes show the
least relative increase and a year ago
they showed the greatest. Cheese
comes next, followed by hay and butter.
From now on all mills in the United
States will be required to make 196
pounds of flour from 264 pounds of
wheat. In purchasing a mixed flour
which contains 50 per cenL or more
flour other than wheat no substitute
is required.
Soda fountains, ice cream manufac
turers, etc.. are entitled to obtain only
SO per cent, of their last year's pur
chase of sugar.
Waffle mr-i Ccffe 15e
HENDRY'S OflFE
138 North Eleventh
Phone B-15E9 Lincoln, Neb.
GOOD CLEANING SERVICE
Send Your Work to
LINCOLN
Cleaning & Dye Works
12 So. 11th Phone Bt575
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Get your Lunches at the
Cfty Y. M. C Cafeteria Plan
12TH ANO P
Pref enteral
Optical Service
Eyes Examined
Cease Fitted
Any Lena
Duoikated
DR. W. H. MARTIN, Optometrist
U34 O St Opposite Miller eV Paine
S0CIETY-
Aprfl 2S -Ac
fcoth fcctue.
Sigma Itl Epailon Lfscoln.
Tutted At CIab farm caxnpias-
Afpha OmlcTon PI irty home.
April 27
Nilta Ctl fco-i.
Ptl Cajama De!ta fcotue
Ilta Zta koB,
rilUilia Plcnle Crete.
gma A!pia Ep Hon tome.
Alpha Elgma PtJ Ilooe.
CaihcIJc Eto'ests' dab EoeewCde.
Temple.
Eigaia PU Ernca BasrJ ht&cola
AlpLa Omicroa PI ban'jaet Ltncoln.
LaUa club tetiuet Liacola.
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Iiraxnatlc CTsb Vaa4rrWe Temple
Pal Delta Tbeta Liacola-
The ordinance department of the
United States army says that ap
proximate cot or a six-inch gun is
. . m - .a . 1
JIQ'OO. of a nve-ton trnca --.'. mrw
ton truck. 3.(W). trailer $3,000. ma
chine gun $4'W. six inch fchell $50. rifle
$30, gas mak $3, and hand grenade
55c! Them Items are of interest in
connection with subscriptions to Lib
erty Loans, and War Saving Certificates.
I One-third of the worlds toiai sai
ping has been destroyed. Tne nip
yards are not now building and launch
ing thfps as fast as the U boat are
destroying them.
Tie English food controller has
uf LsaeJ an order that factories
place at the d;spoal of the mir.iter
of food all stock of oil on hand De
cember 22. mi. The entire 118
production of oils and fats has wn
reqaisirioned by it govemmenL
i
Present Wilu ar M !
13000 men engag-d in farm In- j
da'trie. VSJ? bare fcen drafted or
atxat 1 As lr cert, of the whole annv
Ur Iaadd:tkn there nave ben
a coniderab number of laborem be
cause of tfce high wage pid in other
Indattrial per ait.
I&fonnatiMi from the war depart
ment say that it will Pot hay borne
canned fraH or vegetable, for o? fn
the a.nar h ot the danger, cos
ne,td theref:b- U i lUrivg
eRUre order for canned fruit and
vegetable tthe canneries of the
eoan'ry.
Inforaation from Chancellor Avery.
i wi:b the national cmmcR
of defen. WabJngton, D. y
Sat tte J.rtt of agricnl'nr . will
loon e4 a man to Nebraka andth
tral sreet to look lU the poi
bBitle. of pouto March and potato
foar inannfactare. n
lust western Nebraeka and give . at
tention to the poMmr of olng
Lgar factorte. for the ""
of tout tarch or flour, as well a
dependent factories.
There U overwhTlming
the wori-1 if swo . ,n
ad RU. compeHJng KJJ
bmft to her term., and then fmpo
ine on America a gigantic indemnity.
A Strong ermed force U the only way
crime. So Ur .te b rrUd oat her
program to the Utter up the potet of
making EtgJand eubmiL
f. Liverpool. England, therej be
irg installed machtnery " -tons
of potato, daily for dirtribotloti
I At a special meeting in wasningion
! 50) hotel men from all parts of the
I country pledged themselves to abolish
absolutely the use of wheat products
in hotels until the next harvest, in
! ordr that through their savings and
! their examples, shipment, to the al
j lies may proceed without delay.
CAST BREAD OX WATER ?
TOU HADXT OCGHTETL
In other days, between us two.
It may have been the thing to
do to cast bread on the wafer.
But now the rule is obsolete for
we've a need for all our wheat
to feed ocr sons and daughter
We can't afford to we a bit
by goSng ost and enikg It on
river, lake or ocean. We're to!d
that we muftt Ilooverize and
make ur-ife-lve
econ
omize with
patriot de
votion. The
Mere -r-mle.
we
can raJse
wiTl ifrcr
gle In a
hopeles
maze If we
neglect
ffcesr feed
ing: wa
can't e i pert
that they
can ht
tmtea we
ran the
food game
right and give them a!l they're
iteedJiiaT. And in tfaS tbRg we're
not alone, for we must, feed, be
side or own. the fo'.ks of other
nation We've got to fix it o
oar crop will bring this cruel
war to .top o make your prep
aration. We've got to hare
enough to apaxe to we can tend
an ample abare to Europe,
rtarvtec million. We've got to
crush the ruthle lion by feed
inar tbose behind th hof
o'.ditr and ctrKian. Thi. tak
well never put aero, unle. we
cut the daily Ios that come
from over twin. We most cut
down the a of wheat and go a
trine alow on meat, from our
own choice and choosing. To do
all tfcla and do It right let, get
a lot of tbiag. In eight to help
na make the aaviivg. Let', work
and g7w the garden rtoff to
give it. solid food enough to aat
lafy ur.craving. OH out and
m your be aed plow; dig up
your lot and do It now; ne all
your brawn and tnoatle. Get
ut and meka an early start, for
that's the way to do your part.
So Jat get out and hustle. Write
tie KUnal War Garden Coea
mlanioa. Waahlagton, D. C, for
ita eooapleU manna-1 oa home
gardeniag. If. free for -eeot
xaxap fr poatage.
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RE WEARS
The TRAPPER
We Never Forget Comfort
We are determined, to do our
utmost to make a man feel as
comfortable as he looks. Serv
ice as we see it means satisfac
tion on all sides.
The Trapper, a Fashion Park
Bi-Swing garment for the
school,' the home and the big
outdoors. Shown in Grey,
Blue, Brown and Green Park
Flannels.
Ready-to-put-on
$25 to $40
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ftreiotiimg
Daylig
Store
The government makes the request
that every city family having more
than 24 pounds of wheat f.our, and
every country family having more
than 48 pound, febould return the ex
cess to the county food administra
tors. This f a patriotic duty in the
Tiew of the very great shortage of
wheat
After careful consideration the
state food administration ha. decided
to prohibit the exchange of wheat
for our at mill ra that all floar pur
chased hereafter will necessarily be
purchased on the basis of a pound of
substitute for a poand of wheat flonr.
If sufficient wheat is to be saved to
enable the allie to be supplied with
war bread, it will be necessary for
each individual American citizen to
e.v' not more than 14 pound of wheat
product each week, or the equiva
lent of about 2 loaves of bread.
All over the country famiUe. and
ia fact whole communitie are pledg
ing themelve to use o more wheat
product ntil the new harvest. If
more people would do this there
would be a affUJcnt amount of wheat
saved to enable the allied armie in
France to maintain their ration and
thus greatly help in keeping cp moral-
It is possible for farm laborers now
in the army to Ke furlongbed for wrrk
on farms during the coming season.
Thi matter must be taken up through
the regular military channel and the
application for furlough must be
signed by the connty agent. Com
plete information ha been sent to
the county agent.
OTOUPALIK TRANSFERED
FROM FORT DES MOINES
Hugo Otonpaiik, athletic Instructor
of the Base Hospital UnlL Number
41. has been tranifered to
Dodge a. s- slstant physical instruc-
Stamp Out Disloyalty
The first necessary step for the sue
cess.ru! conduct of the war is to stamp
out disloyalty. The government should
ascertain who are hindering and em
barrassing its efforts and promptly use
erry power it ha to bring this to an
end.
With this i:mt go a nation wide
campaign of education which will britg
to well Inter.tioned person in the
United State concerning the cause of
the war and the ruin and detriment to
rlviiization which must result from
final victory by the Central Powers.
They should learn that the United
State could not avoid the conflict, and
that she wiely accepted Germany'
challenge and made common cause ;
with the Allies rather than wait until
they had been overcome and then
alone face Germany, increased in
pow er and made more arrogant by vic
tory in Europe. They shculd be in- '
formed that the freedom of laborer
and the existence of popular govern
ment are at stake. All American
slionid be summoned to loyal coopera
tive crTort in the various spheres of ,
war-work. Reformative critirHm is in
dispensable; but mere carpus criti- ,
clsm is detrimental and should -be dis
couraged. We must have more publicity that
our people may understand the magni
tude of the task to which they have
been summoned and avoid depressing
reaction which otherwise will occur
before the war Is ended. Joe T. Robirv-
Lest A Delta Gamma pin j
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