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MADLAINE TRAVERSE
The Woman Beautiful in
"The Love
That Dares"
Also "I Want te Be a Lady"
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
GEORGE WALSH
. In a Fast One
"HELP! HELP!
POLICE:
And Tom Mix in a Two-Reel
Comedy
WHERE ECERYBODY GOES
THUR. FRI. SAT.
From a Land of Sunshine
BELL'S HAWAIIANS
Native Instrumentalists
Vocalist and Dancers
FRANK MARINO
AND DAN MALEY
Present the comedy
"PUSH -EM UP"
THOMAS & McDON ALT
Presenting syncopated moments
of Musical Comedy
HAMA & HANAOKA
Oriental Novelty
MARION DAVIES
And Her Own Company in
"THE BELLE OF NEW YORK"
Three Shows Daily, 2:30, 7 4 9
Mats 15c; Night 15c & 25c
COMING THURS., FRI., SAT.
Charles Ray
In His Latest Paramount Play
"Greased
Lightning'
Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 8 p. m.
Mats 15c; Night 20c.
Fine Chocolates
QILLERS
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STARTLING MATINEE
TO-MORROW
Attraction Extraordinary
Most Ravishingly Gowned
Woman of the Stage
VALESKA SURATT
Suzerain of Tragedy in
"The Purple Poppy"
Supported by a Broadway Cast
of players giving in twenty min
utes time a $2 dramatic pro
duction. Wonderful Supporting Supreme
Vaudeville bill of 6 Other Acts
Orpheum Prices Positively Re
main the Same
Matinee 700 main floor seats 25c
Evening 25-50-75c plus war tax
The advance sale of tickets for
all performances is unusually
heavy. Secure your tickets early
in advance.
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Music for all occasions.
PHONES
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, SOCIAL CALENDAR
SOCIAL CALENDAR
May
XI Psl Thi formal Lincoln Hotel.
Ag Club dance Antelope Tark.
Temple High School JunlorSenlor
reception Women's Hall.
Gamma Phi Beta dlnner-dane.
Alpha Sigma rhl House dance.
Dellan picnic Crete.
JunlorSenlor Law Informal Hose
wllde. May 10
Phi Delta Theta Informal Lincoln
Hotel.
Sigma Thl EpBllon formal Lincoln
Hotel.
XI Psl Phi banquet Lincoln Hotel.
Senior-Freshmen girls' picnic
Crete.
Union Society picnic.
Delta Ccl-Fres'hmen house dance.
PI Kappa Phi May" Party-Chapter
house.
Phi Kappa Psl Dinner Dante Pad
dock Hotel, Beatrice.
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PERSONALS
Mrs. J. Abbott, of Kansas City, Mo.,
is visitin her daughter Arline at tlie
Alpha Omlcron Pi house.
Charles Morearty, '22, will spend
Saturday and Sunday at his home in
Omaha.
Marie Prouty, '22, will go to Alvo
Saturday.
Lincoln mote
pecial
unday
Served from 12 to 2 and 6 to 8 P. M.
Music During Evening Meal Hours
R
obert's
Sanitary
Dairy Lunch
When Planning
Don't forget our specialties in canned
chicken, ripe olives, green olives, all kinds
of pickles, thousand island dressing, home
made cakes and everything for the picnic.
People's Grocery
"Everything for the Picnic"
HOME
STUDY
Economic. Sociology, Draw
ing, Philosophy. Uocatioo.
etc. help yoo to cmr or your
colleceproram Moretbn4UU
coma in academic object are
o&erea1 A coiranondtnn All
command credit. Begin any
brae. AMrea
Eijt HnitTtrsttit of CClftntgrJ
Margaret McNearney, '22, will spend
the nd of the week In Falrbury.
aIs Boone, '22. will go to her home
In Weeping Water Saturday.
Harold Pearson, ex'21, who has
been visiting at the Delta Tau Delta
house has returned to his home In
Omaha.
Beatrice Montgomery, '22, will spend
Sunday at her home In Omaha.
Elinor Bennett. '10, will spend the
end of the week In Hastings.
Harlow Weatherby, '18, who has
Just been discharged from Base Hospi
tal 49 Is visiting at the PI Kappa Phi
house.
Irene Barton, '22. will go to Syra
cuse Saturday.
PI Kappa Phi announces the pledg
ing of O. B. Gaston, '22, of Lincoln.
Paul Anderson. ex-'22, has Just been
discharged from the Base Hospital No.
49 unit which recently came back and
Is at his home In Lincoln.
UNI NOTICES
Caps and Gowns
All seniors must order caps and
gowns at the College Book Store, by
May 10.
Twins Club
The Twins Club will 'meet at the
home of the Pickwell twins, Murdock,
Saturday evening. May 10. The twins
are asked to meet at the University
Library promptly at 6:30 p. m. Cars
have been secured to take them to
Murdock. All university twins are
urged to be present at this last get-together
of the year.
Ag Club Hop
Tickets for the "Ag Club" Hop to
Dinner
GOOD FOOD
WELL COOKED
Properly Served
MODERATE
PRICES
1238 "O" Street
Music in Evenings, 5:30 to 7:30
SCHEMBECK'S ORCHESTRA
Your Next Picnic
Will courses in
HUtory
English
Chemiitry
Zoology, Mathematics,
the Modern Language,
be held Mar at Antelope Park can
lie obtained from the committee In
charge Walrath, McMahtm, Yalta,
Kelly, Noyea, Fortna.
8tudnt Council Matting
The flint meeting of the student
council will be held la the I-aw build
ing, room 105. next Tuesday morning
it 11 o'clock.
Big Siattr Picnle
A Dig Slater picnic has been
planned for Saturday at one o'clock
at Antelope Park. The Junior and
senior advisors ayire expected to be
there. Particulars concerning the
place of meeting will be published In
Friday's paper.
University Chorua
The entire chorus will meet Fri
day afternoon at five o'clock to re
hearse the oratorio "Elijah" instead
of Thursday at five. Hohearsal with
chorus Sunday evening at seven
o'clock.
Art Club
Verv Important bualneas meeting
of Art Club for Ivy Day. In Art Hal
Friday. May 9, at 4 o'clock.
XI Delta
XI Delta will meet today at 7:15
o'clock In the Woman's building. Old
and new members are expected to
attend.
Engineering Society
The Engineering Society held their
regular meeting Thursday afternoon,
May 8th, in M. E. 206. An efficiency
expert from the Lincoln Gas Plant
was present, and talked to the en
gineer.
Komensky Picnic
The Komensky Club will hold their
annual picnic in Harky's Park at Crete,
on Saturday, May 10th. starting at
8:30 a. m. Members intending to go
will please see, before Saturday, one
of the following committee: Martha
Benesch. Mildred Polincky. Emilie
Pospisil, Edward Zwiny, Edward
Kokes, and Arnost Sukovaty.
Menorah Society
The Menorah Society will close the
year with an outing at the Penn
woods Sunday afternoon, May 11.
Members should hand in the names
of invited friends to Ethel Katz before
Saturday night.
John P. Dudgeon, '09, a graduate of
the University's engineering college,
Is now mayor of Norfolk, Nebr., and
has written Dean O. V. P Stout that
he is on the lookout for a "live-wire"
city engineer. Dudgeon is only one
of the many mayors that the engineer
ing college has turned out. This may
seem a peculiar situation at first, en
gineering vs. politics, but especially
where the city manager or commis
sion plan of city government is in
operation, is it true that engineers
make splendid municipal executives.
Homer Noble, '16, left Tuesday, May
6th, for Washington, D. C, where he
will accept a position as valuation aid
with the Bureau of Internal Revenue.
His work will include the valuation
and extension of oil and gas prop
erties in the United States.
Big Sister Picnic
The Big Sister picnic will be held
Saturday afternoon at Antelope park.
Girls are to meet at the swings at 1
o'clock. An admission price of twenty-five
cents will be charged. Take
South Eighteenth car.
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Men's Suits Cleaned A Pressed
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