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Adolph Zukar Presente
BILLIE BURKE
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A Paramount Picture
Pathe News, Christie Comedy,
Pathe Review
Ria'lto Concert Orchestra, Jean
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Special Attractions: Paul Dob
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FIVE MAC LARENS
Presenting Songs, Dances, Music
STAN AND MAY LAUREL
In Their Screaming Oddity
"No Mother to Guide Them"
MASON AND AUSTIN
in 'A Frolic or Comedy and Song'
RECKLESS DUO
Sensational Aerlalists
RIP AND STITCH TAILORS
Mack Bennett's Latest Comedy
PEARL WHITE
in the Amazing Story
"The Lightning Raider"
LIBERTY NEWS WEEKLY
Brader and the Orchestra Over
ture "Poet and Peasant"
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WHAT PART WILL THE
COLLEGE PLAY IN AFTER
WAR RECONSTRUCTION?
(Continued from rage one)
tcr.tlon given to their studlcH For
tlio last ivnty years, faculties, stu
dent bodlcH and committees have
wrunaglod over Intercollegiate athlet
ic b, but they have not yet been sup
pressed because ther have been so
many other distractions that the fac
u ties have not known which to put
down first, and like politicians, they
huvu been content to muddle along
with eligibility rules and point sys
tems." "The college has lost Its definite
nes of aim. One thing is certain. Un
lea under the pressure of new times
and new standards the college as a
non-professional institution will have
no place unless Us course of study
can be justified as convincingly before
the world as the courses In our voca
tional and professional schools, and
unlosB the college can render to the
democratic order of tomorrow a serv
ice that shall be recognized as essen
tial to the individual and social well
being of man."
UNIVERSITY WELCOMES
BASKETBALL PLAYERS
(Continued from Vage One)
Indianola drew a bye.
Rock County vs. Swanton.
Ansley vs. Juniata.
Coleridge drew a bye.
8.
Class H
First match 8 a. m., chapel.
1. Cedar Rapids vs. WInside.
2. Dannebrog vs. Trenton.
3. St. Edward vs. Brainard.
4. Cortland vs. Wayne.
5. Hayes County drew a bye.
6. North Loup vs. Palmyra.
7. Alexandria vs. Nelson.
8. Craig vs. Walthill.
NEBRASKA UNJ STUDENT
WITH ARMY IN GERMANY
(Continued from rage One)
ber. Captain Cline was perhaps one
of the best orators in the state, and
incidentally delivered the Fourth of
July oration last year to the Ameri
can troops in a prominent city of
Northern France.
ODDS AND ENDS
Woman Is a complication of contra
dictions.
If the play is a frost the audience
soon melts away.
Many a man robs himself by acting
as his own lawyer.
A bride with a sour disposition is
apt to spoil the honeymoon.
Language isn't capable of painting
a woman as sen paints herself.
Economy may be wealth, but it
doesn't cut much ice in will.
No man is wise who is unable to
realize the certainty of a sure thing
The girl who is hard-hearted neds
no armor to protec her against Cu
pid's dart.
Whiskers may be a kind of cataou
flage, but they are not always success
ful in hiding a fellow's cheek.
The bond battle is over, but it will
begin again soon.
The moon brings us daylight by 4
o'clock In the morning.
Waterloo was on the battle Hue
picked out by the Huns.
a considerable portion of govern
ment costs more than it is worth.
It is poor policy to talk too much,
and so quit when you have nothing to
say.
The chief aim of life is to consume
more of this world's goods than one
When you propose to enforce the
liquor law be careful how you spell
his name.
Near Yatkutsk, Russia, there Is a
well o fsolid ice which has been pene
trated to a depth of 382 feet without
any indication of a bottom.
Y. W. 0. A. NOTES
Miss Kate R. Loyan, New York City,
a national secretary for the Y. W. C.
A. town and county work, Is a guest
of the University Y. W. C. A. for sev
eral days. She is recruiting secre
taries while she Is in the city.
Dr. Belle J. Allen, one of the secre
taries for student volunteer move
ment, la visiting the University Y. W.
C. A. She will visit all the other Lin
coln colleges In the next few days.
Miss Oolooah Burner, national sec
retary, arrived in Lincoln this morn
ings She will speak tonight at ves
pers at the Woman's building. There
will be special music. Every girl Is
invited.
BRIEF BITS OF
NEWS
Gospel Team Goes to Madison The
University Y. M. C. A. gospel teum,
composed of Walter Judd, Laurence
Slater, Ernest Lundeen, Herbert Dana
and Will Urbach, will leave for Madi
son, Nebraska, Thursday to carry on
a gospel campaign for several days.
The team Is expected to return about
the first of the week.
Charles Lively, '18, who Is superin
tendent of schools at Madison, has in
vited the team to spend a few days
there In behalf of the Y. M. C. A.
Field Trip for Geography Class
The classes In field geography and
conservation will spend most of the
annual spring vacation In the vicinity
of South Bend and Louisville, Ne
braska. Professors Condra, Rockle,
and Wolfanger have charge of this
work. Miss Esther Anderson's class
in field geography visited the Gooch
Milling Compan's plant the past week
and studied the various processes
which are employed in the making of
the many wheat products.
STUDENTS VISIT DOCTOR
25,000 TIMES A YEAR
How often does a college student
"go to the doctor?"
During the past two years, Univer
sity of Wisconsin students have made
52,364 visits to the physicians in the
university clinic which is maintained
for the care of student health, and the
doctors made 10,192 visits to sick stu
dents at their homes.
During 1916-17, when about 5,000
students wer enrolled in the univer
sity, 2,114 were given preliminary
medical examinations, 4.452 sought
medical advice at the clinic, and 679
were cared for In the university in
firmary. During 1917-18, when the enroll
ment was about 4,100, some 1,740 re
ceived preliminary physical examina
tions, 3,554 went to the doctors for ad
vice, and 650 wer cared for in the in
firmary. In addition, 3,782 visits were made
and 1,309 students wer cared for in
the past two summer seasons.
The closer money is the harder it is
to get hold of.
A man keeps his wife in hot water
when seh is forced to take in. washing
for him.
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ternal transports.
Our mistakes contribute much to
the wisdom of others.
Age makes some people wise and
others only stubborn.
You can tell a turkey's age by the
teeth your teeth, not the turkey's.
If a man lacks enthusiasm it takes
him twice as long to accomplish a
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Jealousy ist he homage that inferi
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