T II K DAILY N B 11 It A S K A N
' T' V . "7 " " M i r V i fl
WHERE EVERYBODY GOES
THUR. FRIJ-&AI.
Her ( WW Con
eoctlon of fun, tong,
music nd dct,,
P .-FOLLIES OF TODAY
MARKET AND SHENECK
Comedv and Harmony Singers
LITTLE PIPIFAX AND CO.
Vaudeville'i Funniest Clown
JOHN GEIGER
and His Talking Violin
LIBERTY NEWS WEEKLY
PAULINE FREDERICK
in the Paramount Play
-A DAUGHTER OF
THE OLD SOUTH"
Brader and the Orchestra
Three Shows Daily 2:30, 7, 9
Matinee, 15c; Night, 15c and 25c
April 19
SOCIAL CALENDAR
BIG SHOWS AND GOOD MUSIC
THUR. FRI. SAT.
The internationally
famous, pretty smd
bewitching star-
Gaby Deslys
In the romantic photoplay, 1
"INFATUATION"
Also Comedy and News Feature
CONCERT ORCHESTRA
Jean L. Schaefer, Conductor
Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 P. M.
MATS., 15c NIGHT, 20c
! IHtu Delta Delta formal -Lincoln
, Hotel.
i
Viking formal Lincoln Hotel.
Alpha I'M banquet Lincoln Hotel.
Sigma Nu banquet-Lincoln Hotel.
Delian Society banquet-Lincoln
Hotel.
Alpha Gamma Rho House dance.
! Turin Ilcuse House dance.
i
Clil Omega House dance.
Camp Fire Girls Party Ethel Hart
ley's home.
PERSONALS
Dawson's
Orchestra
For your house and party dances
Everything in Music
PHONES
F1874 Box 217J
J. Dawson
A. Williams
Rehmarsl
TAILOR SHOP
Ladies' & Gents' Befitting
a Specialty
CLEANING, PRESSING,
REPAIRING
Fiione L14718 1247 N St.
Press Building
BLAZEK'S ORCHESTRA
i" furnish good music for all
occasions at
REASONABLE PRICES
Phone L-5223
1308 O St.
H'irtnce Lewis. "21 and Jeaneite
Thornton. '20. will spend Saturday ami
Sunday in Tecumseh as the guests of
Mary Hedrirk.
Russet lsnu l, '17, of Omaha, is .-i
the Alpha Theta Chi house.
Helen Doty, 'lit, will go to her home
In Beaver Crossing Saturday.
Aredith Moran. '21. and Helen Muel
ler, '22. will spend Saturday and Sun
day in Nebraska City.
Harold Pearson, ex-'21, of Omaha is
visiting at the Delta Tau Delta house.
Spencor Flint, '20. and Bryan Stor
nier, '20, will go to Omaha Friday eve
ning. Marian Risser, '22, Marion Yungblul,
'22, Marjorie Reese, '22. Hugh Carson,
'22. and Herbert Dana. '22. will spend
Saturday and Sunday in Fremont as
the guests of Leslie Ruey.
Laurence Or man. '2?. and Fred
Weller. '22, will go to Omaha Satur
day.
Mass Cranor was a guest at the
Practice House Thursday evening.
Doris Cole and Ruth Hutton are
spending the end of the week at their
homes in Omaha.
Mildred Adams is a visitor at the
Chi Omega House this week.
Dr. Upson, the head of the Chemistry
department, who has just returned
from a six weeks' leave of absence, is
recovering from an operation, and will
risume his work toward the close of
the semester.
Amos Ginn '22 and John Stocker '21
will eo to Nebraska City Saturday.
Professor J. E. L-eRossignol went to
Omaha Thursday where he acted as
judge for a debate held in the Central
Ilifrll School.
Fii-tty Riddell '22 will spend the
week-end with Marjorie ( oiweii.
ut her home in Pawnee City.
Sergeant Kenneth G. Hecht writes
the economics department that he is
not out of the army yet. but is attend
ing the University of Toulouse,
France.
PUBLICATION OF BLUE
PRINT TO BE RESUMED
War conditions have delayed the
Miration of "The Nebraska Biuo
Print," official publication of the en
gineering department of the Univer
'tv of Nebraska, but it will be off
the pr-KS by the last of April. There
are uually two numbers, the second
coming out just before the rlose of
A. but this year it is possible that
n'y one number will be published.
SuWriptio,i8 are J1.00 for the two
Plications, and If there is but one
"amber this year half that amount
be refun(ie(j Subscriptions are
tag in nicely, so the staff of the
j-un Print reports. The treasurer of
"Wneerinn society will take the
'""'"'riptions.
engineers, For engineers,
ul T'Kin-rlng." is the slogan oi
ho are selling the "Blue
"Int."
The staff of this publication is made
up of the following engineering stud
ents: ,
V. E. Kauffman. Editor-in-chier.
F H. McKinney. Asistant Editor.
A w. Walker. Business Manager.
j C Wilson. Ass't Business Mgr.
Arnold Rathkey. Circulation Mgr.
II. M. Glebe, Ass't Circulation Mr
W. L. Millar
H. T. Doremus
E. T. Baruch
C. S. Whitnah
.. tt,-,.i,0v has been assisting
the students in the publication of
The Blue Print." as the first number
WU be almost entirely devoted to a
Road Inst tute in
vely interested. All the papers
wh h were given at that conference
. . . , ikoir .niiretv.
will be published m
ll , d.L.U.n of .
ized. Each department of the engl
and news items from graduates
men formerly in the service.
jt vnRDYCE SPEAKS AT
DEACHERCONVENTION
. . .o..inn there tnis
wu.cn --- program of
The appear.'.- Metropol,un sc
iadame Alda the Me v
prano. and Ex I re . ,ficance
F,ve this - rv ure adv;inCe
that has unniBi m ,.
,V nt of the teachers, from the
enrollment oi
LIEUT. SAUNDERS ENTERS
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
Lieut. 1). K. Saunders, '20. has writ
ten a letter to Professor J. E. LcRos
slgnol of the commercial and eco
nomics department at the university
that he Is with the university detach
ment at Liverpool, England. He writes:
March. 12. 1919.
"No doubt you are much surprised
to hear from me here at Liverpool.
1 was most fortunate and was tent
here to he assigned to an English uni
versity for about a four months' course.
1 think that is an opportunity of a
life-time and I'm here to get all there
is in it. 1 applied to go to the UNI
VERSITY OF LONDON and me a
course in Political Economy and Fi
nance and I hope that goes through,
as I understand the opportunities
there are fine. I have been here about
a week and have spent some time
seeing interesting Liverpool. Yester
day 1 went down to Chester, which Is
a characteristic English town ami very
interesting. I'm hoping that after this
course, I can return to the Univer
sity of Nebraska next September. Sin
cerely, (Lieutenant) D. K. Saunders.
University Detachment,
Liverpool, Eng.
employ of the State Engineer of Ne
braska. Edward O'Rourke, a civil engineer
ing graduate of 1912, has entered the
Lincoln Hotel
pecial
Sunday Dinner
. erved from 12 to 2 and 6 to 8 P. M.
Music During Evening Meal Hours
1 Per Cover1
Say! Young
Fellow
When we see your face, we
see your hat, all in one line of
vision so don't spoil your face
by wearing a hat that needs to
be 'made new at
LINCOLN HAT WORKS
1136 O St.
N. S. CAFE
139 South 11th
GARMENT CLEANING
SERVICE
LINCOLN CLEANING AND
DYE WORKS
326 South 11th
III Jt I
" "L I
f 1325 O
Going to Dress Up for Easter?
We've some fine clothes here for you if you are. Spring
suits, topcoats, hats, caps, shirts, ties in newest styles
and most dependable qualities things you'll like
clothes that will dress you up and keep you so. Hurry
in today.
Navy Blue Gapes
Are Claiming
Attention and
Getting it, too
OUR STOCKS ARE NOT
EQUALLED
in this locality that's the reason shopping
here is so pleasant and why you are sure
of complete satisfaction. CAPES are much
varied some have deep yokes some great
Boft wrapping collars which may be thrown
open some have the vest or jacket front
some have sleeves or sleeve suggestions.
Many are trimmed in tailored braids others
have plaid silk, gay foulard metalic brocade
or contrasting material collars.
THE "CHARNETTE"
CAPE-COATS
are shown in combinations of Henna and
gray; American beauty and purple; French
blue and leather; gray and rose; navy and
beige. These have sleeve suggestions.
CHARNETTE, as you probably know, is a
new knitted weave. The contrasting trim
mings on these are of the soft angora yarns.
CAPES
ARE
Full lined,
half lined
and yoke lined.
PRICES
RANGE
17.50
to
89.50
Miller & Paine
wet half of the