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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Monda Tuesday
MAE MARSH
HIDDEN FIRES
u. Play Dual Role and will
M" Please You
FAY TINCHER
In a Clever Comedy
OH. SUSIE, BEHAVE"
Admission 5c. 10c 15c
TONIGHT AT 8:15
Matinee Wednesday
RETURN OF THE FAVORITE
OLIVER MOROSCO Presents
The HAWAIIAN ROMANCE
OLIVER MOROSCOomM
B-mtHARD WALTON TUU.Y
A LOVE STORY OF HAWAII
With Florence Rockwell and the
Singing Hawaiians
Seats now selling at Orpheum
Box Office
Eves. 50c 75c $1-00, $1.50
Wednesday Mat 50c to $100
Big Shows and Good Music
MON-, TUES, WED.
MAURICE TOURNEUR
presents
-SPORTING LIFE"
Comedy, News and Travel
Features
SHOWS START AT 1, 3, 5, 7 A 9
Entertaining Vaudeville
MON, TUES, WED.
The Dancing Sensation
MLLE VADIE & OTTO GYGI
Vaudeville's Vost Artistic
Offering
The Peerless Entertainers
PARISH A PERU
The Acme of Versatility
PLUNKETT & ROMAINE
In Comedy Songs and Dances
KLUTING'S NOVELTY
Dainty Canine Actors
CHARLES MURRAY A. CO.
in Mck Sennett's latest comedy
WHOSE LITTLE WIFE ARE
YOU
The Liberty News Weekly
Bradefs Liberty Orchestra
Three Shows Daily at 2:30, 7, 9.
Mats 15c
Nights 15c & 25c
DTTEE-COMPANY BASKET
BALL TOURNEY THIS WEEK
lnUrton,ju basketball will begin
this nefk. Two teams are being
formed in each company under the di
rection fjf V M f A C.trr Hfj.1v
The schedule for a tournament to end
iember 15 w ill be announced soon.
It is d-?ired that all men with any
buBketball experience will turn out
for tbfe teams, as Coach Kline
ill
"e the game in this Lournament as a
"ns of lining material for the var-,
fcty squad. With th exrention of
- r -
T7 few men. all candidates for the
varsity ieam are members of the S. A, .
T' C- 1
1
The best possible throw of the dice;
" to throw them Into the sewer. 1
rrrkinTl A. A m.
tr.bnted tnr v. !.,.
purpose of raising ;
I I
The Myotic Fish alumni entertain
ed the new memb.rs at a dame Sat
urday evening at the Alpha Chi Omega
house. Thirty couples attended.
PERSONALS
Melvin Xewquisl. Ml, has obtained j
his discharge from ofllcers training
school. Waco, Texas, and has return-
ed to the university to continue his
work In the college of medicine.
1 1 1 W Y A. . . . I
urr. .i. Vvm ,ne wecK-1 Re1 Cr089 and cantrcn
end at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house. ( back'from France we sim
ile has been In the officers training , wi nQl even look at the glrIjl
school at Camp Grant, and was dis-l ho Rtayed home!
charged when that unit was dis-1 . .
ba"f ed- . w . , No Gwendolyn, you're wrong again
L.ifiu. junu euiiirana, ex l. w as in
Lincoln for several days last week
He returned to Fort Sill. Oklahoma
where he is stationed, Saturdav.
. .Art . , . I
.Margaret nowes. pem iasl
week-end in Omaha at her home.
Bryon Stromer. ex-'20, who has be-n
at the Boston school
of technology
in the naval aviation
is at tho IM:a
Tau Delta house.
Martha Haley and Zita Haley. 1mm h
of Valentine, spent Sunday at the
Alpha Fhi house.
Howard Bennett. '22. who has been
at Camp Zachery Taylor, Kentucky, is
back at school.
Dean Amanda Hepnner is back
a' !
her work after a severe attack of the
influenza.
Josephine Strode. "19. visited
in
Omaha Saturday and Sunday.
Rolland Rodman. '19, has returned
from Camp Grant and is registered in
school again.
Leslie Kizer, ex-lS, is in Lincoln,
having just completed hs course at
Camp Beauregard, Louisiana.
Freda Haas of Omaha visited Helen
Overstreet, '22, at the Kappa Kappa
Gamma house last week.
Ulysses S. Harkson. "IT. is in Lin
coln at the Thi Gamma Delta house
and will stay for several days on his
way to Portland. Oregon. He has been
in Cambridge at the Massachusetts
school of technology.
Helen Neumeyer. "21. has left school j
on account of ill health. I
Fred Dale. '21, who has been in
training at Camp McArthur. Texas,
has received his discharge and is visit
ing at the Sigma Phi Epsilon house.
Helen Gilbert. ex-'22, spent the week
tend in Lincoln.
Lieutenant Glen Ruby. 'IS, visited at
the Sigma Phi Epsilon house.
UNI NOTICES
Junior Class Meeting
The Junior class w ill meet Thursday
morning at 11 o'clock in Law 101.
Dr. Waite will speak before Sigma
Xi next Friday evening, December ,
at 8 p. m. in room 209 of the new
chemistry building. His subject,
"Some Observations Concerning the
Recent Influenza Epidemic," will be of
interest to all. Every one is invited
to attend.
No Vespers Today There will be
no Y. W. C. A. vespers held today be
cause of the lack of heat in the Wo
men's building.
ALUMNI
Cora L. Friedline '13, is adjunct
professor of psychology in Randolph
Macon woman's college. Lynchburg.
Virginia. The following is an extract
from one of her letters:
"As you doubtless have heard, I am
here iii the south as adjunct professor
of psychology in the woman's college.
land in the aDsenee oi
I ,,v i a ken his place.
-The outh is very different from the
north in many respect. In the first
place, the accent is very different and
I am having great difficulty In under
standing what my students are saying.
v : - tium verv slow. The
roove along as if they bad all
world, and a train has
tverj iu'"6 --
me nine -
nevJ. Wen known to be on time. They
re a the ay from two to ten hours
.... Th. southern girls are exceed-
mgl'y swet. and know how to use del-
.... ,,ora ,iDd fabric to perfection
n dresses. They have very
i.wt facial expressions and south-.
,m mile is very winning, ir
dy for euffrage yet. and man (
meetings, women are not allowed to
vote. The men do all the voting and
HV', IIV ill. II 1 F . w. . .-j, ' I
talking, for It Is an unheard of thins
i for a women to make a suggestion In
faculty meeting. They warned mo of
this when I came, noticing my pro
I
I penolty to talk. I suppose.
"The scenery here la beautiful, for
ww are In ehe midst of mountalnx. a
well as on the James river. I spend
all the time 1 can out of doors, ex-
, ploring the woods and valleys. To me
i this is the most enjoyable feature of
i the place."
NOTHJ.N' P'TICKLER
By Jeff Machamer
j - those red. white and blue arm-bands
i w hich say "M. P." are not supposed
, to convey the Idea that the wvarers
j are Miller A Taine errand boys!
As far as clothes are concerned, we
have more than when we went Into the
service. Ve have a very conspicuous
rent in the aft portion of our solitary
pair of Jeans. We didn't have that
when we came in.
Mr. Peck, of the famous Hunt an'
Peek system, was mashed seriously
Sunday evening and now we can only
nnnrh the tvuewriter wtih Mr. Hunt.
If the column reads slow, blame Mr.
Peck's condition.
Airplanes will soon be on the mar
ket for personal pleasure. The fam
i ily landing field will replace the old
; fashioned garage and when father
worries over daughters absence all he
i needs to do is to step out on the front
j porch and "binoculate" the heavens.
To those who have kn eyes for
' the future, let us suggest that a filling
stantion be erected atop the Terminal
! building.
She loves me not she loves mo
she loves me not she loves me she
loves me not she loves me she
loves me not she loves me she loves
me not and 'there goes the last hair
in our vampish mustache!
If it wasn't for our old friend.
Ps hychological Moment, what would
become of the hero in most movie
plays.
Laugh and the world laughs with
you. but when you eat soup please be
quiet about it.
At this moment, there are two places
in which we don't care to bethe
Kaiser's boots '. '
FERGUSON TO ATTEND
EDUCATIONAL MEETING:
Dean O. J. Ferguson leaves today to
attend a joint meeting of the Brit- i
ish Educational mission to the United ,
States and the society for the promo- I
tion of Engineering Education. The ;
meetings will be held at the Massa- i
chusetts institute of technology partly
in Boston and partly in Cambridge on
the days of December sixth and
ci'pn1h.
Five men and two women, who have
been traveling over the United States
for two months visiting institutions !
and studying educational conditions ;
k.j, neral and engineering, are the :
members of the British mission. They
New Classes Forming: Now
SHORT COURSE PRACTICAL WORK
Get Ready to Hold a Good Job
Regular
LINCOLN BUSINESS
Fully Accredited
!4th and P St.
have been over the caMcrn part of the
country as far west as Iowa. At the
December meeting the following tople
will be under discussion
1. The Organization of Engineer-j
ing Education In Great Britain and j
the I'nitod Slates. j
2. The Effect of the War on Engl- j
neerlng Education In Groat Britain!
and the United States. j
3. The Liberal Element In Engl J
neerlng Education.
Directly following this meeting,
Dean Ferguson will attend a meeting
to. organize a national committee for
Ihe support of the Smith-Howard bill,
which Is now before congress. The
bill Is a result of several years of agi
tation on the part of many engineers
and provides for the establishment of
engineering experiment stations at va
rious places over the country. Dean
Ferguson expects to be gone for a
week or ten days.
INTERCOMPANY BASKET
BALL TOURNEY THIS WEEK
The Woman's Self Government as
sociation is conducting a membership
campaign on the campus this week.
Two teams have been organized, the
"Soldiers" and the "Aviators." The
dues for the year are fifty cents and
every university girl may and should
become a member.
The campaign closes Friday after
noon and w ill be celebrated that night
with the girls' annual Cornhusker
party. The members of the two teams
who will compete for the greatest
number of members are:
Soldiers
Grace Stuff.
Attention S. A. T. C.
1 H As soon as you are mustered out of the service of Uncle Sam, come g
1 at once to the office of tire Nebraska School of Business and let us
' explain to you the wonderful advantages in taking a course in our
school. You owe it to yourself to get this training before taking up
H the active duties of civil life again. Many new classes just starting.
Both day and evening sessions.
lis Enter any time. Only loss in delay
H New catalog free on request J
1 Nebraska School of Business jj
li T. A. BLAKESLEE, President
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Helen Fischer.
Ruth Sheldon.
Florence Wilson.
IVrothy Pierce.
Helen Lewis.
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