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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1919)
BUY IT ARMSTRONG CLOTHING NEBRASKA'S LARGEST EXCLUSIVI 7 MEN S AND BOYS' STORE MONDAY AND TUESDAY SESSUE HAYAKAWA In His Latest "THE COURAGEOUS COWARD" Scenic, Comedy and Other Features WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY MADLAINE TRAVERSE The Woman Beautiful in "THE LOVE THAT DARES" Also "I Want tt? Be a Lady" FRIDAY and SATURDAY GEORGE WALSH In a Fast One "HELD! HELP! POLICE!!" And Tom Mix in a Two-Reel Comedy mSSm WHERE ECERYBODY GOES MON., TUES.. WED. Vaudeville's Supreme Sensation "JARDIN REVUE" Featuring the World's Fastest Whirlwind Dancers and their own ORCHESTRA Thee Peer of Ventriloquism LAWRENCE JOHNSTON a Former Lincoln Boy Who Has Just Returned From a Tour of the World ELIZABETH SHIRLEY & EVERETT BYINGTON In the Home Spnn Comedy "REMNANTS" ROSE AND THORN In Their Original Oddity THE YALE BOY & SWEDE GIRL RUTH ROWLAND In the Stirring Mystery Story "THE TIGER'S TRAIL" COMIN GTHURS., FRI., SAT. BELL'S HAWAIIANS and Other Good Numbers MARION DAVIES and Her Own Company in "THE BELL OF NEW YORK" Three Shows Daily, 2:30, 7 & 9. Mats 15c; Night 15c & 25c BIGSHOWSAND GOOD MUSIC MON., TUES., WED. A Story of Youth and Age, Love and Romance, Happiness and Heartaches CONSTANCE TALMAGE and Her Own Company in "WHO CRIES?" ELINOR FIELD In "TOO YOUNG TO MARRY" PATHE SEMI-WEEKLY The World's News Visualized PATHE REVIEW Travel and Educational Subjects MR. L. V. ARBOGAST Cello Soloist CONCERT ORCHESTRA Jean L. Schafer, Conductor GRAND PIPE ORGAN Dr. Dingley Brown, Organist COMING THURS., FRI., SAT. CHARLES RAY In His Latest Paramount Play "GREASED LIGHTNING" Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 p. m. Mats 15c; Night 20c. Fine Chocolates pjILLERS I HARMACY AT CO. uiamonds WATCHES FINE JEWELRY GIFTS THAT ENDURE WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OUR BEAUTIFUL GIFT THINGS Tucker Shean 1123 O ST., EXPERT WATCH, CLOCK, JEWELRY AND OPTICAL RE- PAIRING AND MANUFACTUR ING. Established 1887 Phone B-1422 HEFFLEY'S TAILORS 138 North Eleventh Lincoln N.S. CAFE 139 South 11th GARMENT CLEANING SERVICE LINCOLN CLEANING AND DYE WORKS 326 South 11th A Music Center Wmmmm m ummm mmMmm O WAIT A, as a musical center, pro vide its trade territory wim m means for cultural development. Omaha is the home of aereral large musical organizations which have pro moted end fostered the advance of music. Stur'c-n'i of music will find adequate instruction in all branches among the teachers .f Omaha. Lover of music are given opportui ties to hc:ir famous artists at moderate prices. Amon3 the famous artist who have appeared in Omaha are GaUVCurei. Caruso. Scmbrich, Nordica, Gadski, Srhumanr-Hcink. Stanley. Clausen. Klman. Hr-ifetx. Ysaye, Bauer. Kreis Hemprl. MrCormack. Homer, Farrar. and many others. For"A-B-C Book of Omaha," writ Chamber of Commerce, Omsha "QICEH CARROT 25 CTKTS EACH TL m - n REGENTS DISCUSS CAMPUS CHANGES (Continued from Psg-e One) Institution to keep it in such a phys ical condition and to maintain such skeleton or organization as will make it possible to produce in quantity In order to meet possible shortage or threatened excessive pricea; that the serum plant modernized ia to be run at full capacity if the farmers will buy its product at such a price as to make it self supporting. The duty of the purchasing ag9nt is defined as not only to make pur ff-ijearroutid soft drink ' i i r t n Tot hminoss mon, professional mon, mon of sports -""folf, bowl!n$tcniushooin$,tidiii$. For Qvoryhody, everywhere, the year 'round. Bovo is hale rfrch?nont for wholesome ihbsian invigorating soft" drink. Itlo2l for the Athloto or the man in physical 01 mental training-rfood to train and rfain on. Health" 'If: mm ill iui ana appetizing Sold over ywjior o Rum suppliod by grocer, dru$$it end dlr. Vidian re cordially fitvltod fa Inspect our plant llvtafcii ANHEUSER-BUSCH 2. rrf back7 Zb FaM r GLOBE Trow&er Seat chases at the best possible price, but It shall also be his duty to consider the advisability of making the pur chase requested. In case any purchase is requested which he deems inad visable or concerning the need of which he is uncertain, he shall trans mit the request to the dean of the col lege for comment, who in turn shall transmit it to the chancellor for final decision. The property committee was re quested to confer with the state board of agriculture in regard to the uni versity erecting a permanent building 57. LOUIS TAILOR-MADE fROWSERSEAT There are over 1000 underwear manufac turers in the United States. It is natural that some make better goods than others that some give better value. It follows that it is real economy on your part to know something "of underwear. In this connection we wish to recommend Union Suits This famous brand has many features some of them txclunct which merit your most favorable consideration. In the first place the fabric in Globe Union Suits is treated by a secret process which prtvtnit shrinking. Shrinkage is the thief that steals wear and ease. The union suit that was all right when it fitted draws and tears binds and wears, when it shrinks. Don't forget that most underwear do4 shrink. Secondly we come to comfort What makes Olobt Union Suit so comfortable at all times? In the diagram above we have tried to illustrate the principal reasons. In the upper one there is an arrow pointing at a gusset. This gusset is remark able in this it is elastic Thus no matter how you bend or twist, the gusset stretches to conform preventing that disagreeable binding which is so common in ordinary union suits. This is a simple idea. And yet it is a grat idea the greatest the underwear trade has ever known. In the lower diagram you see the Globe flap illustrated. How convenient it is and bow cleverly designed to prevent sagging and gapping. Sleeves are always the correct length and arm boles never bind. Sold Exclusively by MAYER BROTHERS COMPANY, Eli Shire, Pres. for exhibition purposes on the fair grounds and also for the use of the fair buildings for military purposes when not used by the state board of agriculture. ANOTHER RECORD IS MADE BY RAY (IJontlniM'd from rnge One) winner of the 220-yard run in the fast time of 22 3-58. P. C. Teschner of thfc Gleneoo Athletic Club was second, and J. J. Kller, unattached, the star hurdler, third The Christian Science Monitor. STUDENT ACTIVITIES (Continued from Tncc On are a few, but a very few. who have won what may be called student prominence and scholaHtic honors as well. The purpose of the University Is not to teach one the solution of each individual practical problem of life, but the general theories that may be applied to the solution of all; for, in spite of what some people say, college is seeing life as a whole. To be sure it is just as worthless to bury one's soul in books ns to run wild over student activities. College is the place to cultivate talents, write poetry, keep up music, especially com position and to take part in all kinds of athletics. But there should always be a limit to all this. By the proper amount of participating in all these activities, scholastic honors will also be won. In this way will a person see and love life more truly and wise ly. In this way will a person know and love better home and town. Ver mont Cyinc. PERSONALS Delta Zeta announces the pledging of Eva Ashton, Lincoln, and Ada Mey ers, Esbon, Kansas. Mrs. W. E. DeSautelle, who has been visiting her daughter, Gertrude, returned to her home in LaCrosse, Wis. Mr. James Hewitt of Alliance Is visiting his daughter, Helen, at the Delta Zeta house. The alumnae members of Chi Ome ga entertained the active chapter at a luncheon at the Blackstone in Omaha Friday. Sarah Psarr of Dennison. Ia., is visiting her sister, Dorothy, at the Chi Omega house. Florence Lewis spent Saturday and Sunday in Omaha. Helen Doty, '19, was at her home in Beaver Crossing Sunday. DIXON'S 'the master drawing penctT We had the most critical critics in mind when we made Dixon's El dorado. And it has received their un qualified ap proval. 1J degrees at all stationers n rm'TTfrni VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN H urn u -i cijy jcJJJORA. DO