THE DAILY NEBRASKA N
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WED., THURS., FBI., SAT.
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WILLIAM
FARNUM
Zane Grey's Popular Novel
THE LAST OF
THE DUANES
PRICES 10c and 20c
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Jesse L. Lasky
Presents
CECIL B. DeMILLIS
Production
MALE AND FEMALE
Shows Start at 1-3-5-7-9
A I mi a ai in 30ft
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ALL THIS WEEK
Manager Garman Presents
EYES OF YOUTH
CLARA KIMBALL
YOUNG
The Screen's Most Vital Per
sonality A ilJ tml vUunllir the lrltna!
rtiH-rlrniva of young lrl on lh
Ihrfholil of life Her Uelre. her
drntnia. her lioprn, her mhltloni.
I.yrlr New Weekly lBlln Comedy
limy rirtOKrapb
1.1 KH" COXCKKT OKCIIHSTKA
ho ftart I. . 8. 9 1". M.
Mat., "Or; MkM. :
This Week Matinee Daily
EVA SHIRLEY
Agisted by Fid Gorden's Ver
tatiie Musical Boys and
AL ROTH Jazz Dancer
COLLINS A HART
PHINA & CO.
RALPH DUNBAR'S
SALON SINGERS
CHRIS RICHARDS
MUSICAL HUNTERS Q
"INDOOR SPORTS" 3
THE KINOGRAMS 3
TOPICS OF THE DAY j
Matinees 25c and 50 X
Evenings 25c, 50c and 75c vi
KOMO KOAL
And others:
Rock Springs
Maitland
Lehigh (hard)
Now on hand
WH1TEBREAST COAL
AND LUMBER CO.
107 No. 11th St
........ J
GRAVES
Is a Good Printer
12 Years on North Eleventh
1M4 No. Hth St.
JOHNSTON'S CANDY
One and Two Pounds
FILLERS'
RSSCRIPTION
IARMAGY
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tag5g5TO ,
A Good Pko to Ea4
N. S. CAFE
11 South lit
HEFFLE Y"S
TAILORS
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upn union meeting
University Union Society will hold LA8T 0F THE DUANES Fox
an open meeting Saturday evening.
New members have charge of the pro
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William Karnuni may be seen this
Wlk Ht iha r'nlnnlnl In 1. 1., l.,...l
gram. Every member of the Btudent ofTering on the screen by Zane Grey
body Ih Invited to come to Union Hull The of the Duane8 ... As of a1j
v Mr. Farnum'B characterizations, he de
picts a virile American, 'nil of action
unrl H f o Tito utnftr Itunlf I.. 1 ... ..
i,v mui linen in irrijitrn;
Palladian L.i.t.
... . i mi iiiiiiin, uuu hiiijiciiiu in me ro-
A negro minsirei snow win dp pre- . , ... . , .
A . " . . , nmnce of red-blooded American life,
sented by the new members Saturday ... ... ,
II s a masterful nmilnetimi u-ll
In the Temple at 8:15 p. in., Januar
17.
night. Thia program will be a nov
elty In university circles. The meeting
will start promptly at 8 o'clock. Be
sides the program refreshments will
be served.
Sigma Gamma Epsilon Meeting
On Thursday, January 15, the
fraternity will hold its last meeting
of the semester. Business which is of
utmost Importance to every member
will be discussed. Dr. Harbour will
talk. The committee promises choice
trilobites nebraskansis for refreshments.
Delian Picture
A third Delian picture will be taken
Saturday at 1:15 -p. m. Those who
were not in either of the other pic
tures will meet at the Townsend Stud
io at that time.
Initiation of new members will be
held in Faculty Hall, Saturday eve
ning. All members are requested to
be present promptly at 7 o'clock.
A. A. E. Picture
A. A. E. picture In front of
steps Friday at 12 o'clock.
M.
C.S-.
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American Legion
All men who are member!) of the
Lincoln Post, American Legion and
who desire tickets for the banquet
dance, may obtain them on the camp
us from Donald Parry.
Call for Teachers
Any one interested In a teaching
position in the state (physics and hist
ory) beginning at once, call at Bureau
of Professional Service, 202 Temple.
Faculty Men's Dinner Club
Faculty Men's dinner club will meet
Friday, January 23, instead of Friday,
January III.
Christian Science Society
The Christian Science Society of
the University meets Thursday eve
ning in Faculty Hall, Temple, at
seven-thirty. All students, alumni, and
faculty are cordially Invited to attend.
Girls' Gymnasium Suits
Cvinnasitim suits belonging to thei'
following mimed girls will lie disposed I of the attractions
ot by the Physical Education Depart- I
nient if not (ailed for by January 31:
M. A. Jones
Eleanor Eddy
Anna Hurtless '
Florence Lundell
Dorothy Darlow
Dorothy Davidson
l.ticlle Overman
Marlon Jeffries
Doris Abbott
Hazel Haki r
Marjory Temple
.... Draton
Swimming Classes
Regular swimming classes have begun
aMiln fcnd will be given at the custom
ary hours.
It is a masterful production, well
handled by a competent cast. The
lighting effects are pleasing even to
the well-trained "movie' 'eye.
MALE AND FEMALE
Artcraft-Paramount
Cecil H, De Mille has attained an
other milestone in his career in Urn
production of this diflicult piece of
work woven into the title of "Male
and Female." The story is of mon
strous scope and deals with the prob
lems which have confronted all ages,
and are especially dominant in our
lives today. In this sliver-screen pre
sentation Mr. De Mjlle makes of little
Hebe Daniels, once "lead" in Harold
Lloyd comedies something more than
a "slap-stick" artist. She is the fin
ished product of a masterful stroke,
and emerges a dramatist. Gloria
Svanson and Thomas Meighan do ex
cellent work. The play was adapted
from the famous story, "The Admir
able Crichton."
EYES OF YOUTH
Clara Kimball Young Productions
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Clara Kimball Young, the screen's
most vibrant and responsive personal
ity, appears this week at the Lyric in
her own production "Eyes of Youth."
This play has been known as the
thunderbolt of dramatic force. An all
star cast of especial note plays in sup
port of Mis Young.' The screen play
is not so thrilling, and throbbing as
the famous stage version with Mar
jorle Rambeau, but acting worthy of
the keenest commendation is evi
denced by the slightest motion on the
part of the actors. If the screen had
more plays so full of correct technical
ities and natural settings, it would
t;:ke a mighty leap forward. Hut this
i. only one of the many plays pleas
ing to the optics for the month of
January.
Observatory Open
Public evenings at the observatory
on the second and fourth Tuesday eve
Ings of each month will now be re
sumed. The observatory will bo open
to the public from seven to ten Tues
day evening for a view of the Orion
nebula, if the skies afe clear. In any
cuse the popular lecture will bo given;
at eight o'clock on the subject, "The
great volcanic eruption of Krakatca,
In 1X83."
Civil Engineering Society
The Cornhusker picture will be tak
en at 12 noon Thursday, January 15,
1920. All Civil Engineers must be
present.
Mathematical Club
The Mathematical Club will meet
Thursday, January 16, at 8:00 p. m.,
in Faculty hall. Temple building. Pro
fessor A. L. Candy will talk on "Num
ber Puzzles." and Mr. G. S. Madsen
will give a Paper on "Mathematics In
Artillery." All members are urged to
h nresent. Visitors are always wel
come.
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Students Register
All students In the U. of N. whose
father mother or both parents attend
ed the university, are aked to reUtr
at the alumni office In the basement
of Admlnltsratlon Building at an early
date; also those whose grandparents
so attended. It Is the wish of the Al
umni to have dubs formed of the sec
ond and third generation. 6J8L
ICE CARNIVAL TO BE
HELD AT WISCONSIN
Madison. Jan. Hi The fourth annu
al Ice carnival and ski meet will be
held on Jan. 24. The large rink b'iek
f ihe boat house is to be the scene
A ski jump nas
f i. i iiiiiiin it iii
it-en built nacK oi im- "J"'""'"
1,11...' where the ski exhibitions
will be held. S
George Martin, chairman of the
carnival, has planned many new
events. This meet, which is the fea
ture of the season, will prove the
popularity of winter sports at Wis
consin. Many people will take ad
vantage of the vurled program and
..liter the races of the meet proper
ir the afternoon. In the evening a
winter varnlval will be staged, with
masqueraders and confetti. The rink
will be lighted with electric lights and
torches.
The fraternities and sororities will
unpete In races and silver cups are
rH.il The various halls.
the Y. M. C A., and rooming houses
will turn out for the competitive ev
ents. Ice boats will make excursions
around the lake for 25 cents. Meu's
doubles and women.ls doubles, broad
Jumps, obstacle races, backward races
are among the 14 events scheduled.
The Badger Ski club and the Out
ing club will take prominent parts
In stunts for the carnival. The rink
will be roped off and a general ad
mission of 25 cents will be charged
Tickets will be on sale next week. A
lunch stand, where hot coffee and
.,, uill ho sorvpd. will be
BUIIUlt tt I,' " .....
placed at the bath-house. An exhlbl
tion of fancy skating wll be given by
Martin, who Is champion ot the North
pm TTnlted SUtes-Southern Canada
circuit.
WANT ADS
LOST A small loose-leaf note book,
In Bessey hall, Thursday morning
January 8. Please return to Btudent
activities office. 64-St
FOUND A watch. Owner can re
cover It by identifying same in 401
Mechanics Arts Hall, and paying for
this advertisement.
DROWN CAP. orange Hnlnfc. lost !n
Temple theater Monday morning. ' Re
turn to Student Activities office. 6j12
LOST Watch, Initials M. B.
turn to Student Activities Office.
Call B2334.
Ro-Rett
FRUIT. SPECIALS
Try our LARGE PINE-CONE
NAVAL ORANGES. Very
Sweet and Large.
DR. PAINE'S Famous GRAPE
FRUIT. Special prices by
the Box.
EXTRA FANCY JONATHAN
APPLES. Those Big Red Juicy
Ones. $1.50 Per Box.
Peonle's
B6557
1450 j
mmtHj H0 wfli!i vAj' lif
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Tower clock
wound auto
matically by
one-half horse
power motor
r
Electric monorail craned
for hoisting coal
Motor-generator let mounted on crane
supplying power tor lifting magnet.
Electrically-healed glue-poU
are uaed in pattern ihopa
nd cl.
r 1
aewnere
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Magnetic aortingl
machine, or,,
ated by two
horaepower mo
tor, aeparalea
braat from iraik
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Electricity
the Master Force in Manufacturing
THE marvels of electricity have revolutionized our manu
facturing industries. With belts and pulleys replaced
by electric motors operating automatic almost human -machines,
many a slow and tedious pre cess has been elimi
nated. The factory workers task o! yesterday is mace
pleasant by his command of this magic power.
The Crane Company's plant at Chicago-electrical through-out-is
a model of industrial efficiency. Its 10,000 horse
power of driving energy is brought by three small wires
horn a distant power plant. Then electricity drives the
machinery which handles the coal for heating, cuts the steel,
sifts the sand and sorts the material-in fact docs everytn.ng
from scrubbing the floor to winding the clock.
Such an institution is marvelous superhuman-made thus
by the man-multiplying force of electricity. The General
Electric Company has been instrumental in effer'ing thia
evolution. First, by developing successful electric gener
ating and transmission apparatus to furnish economicaiijr
this modern form of power. Secondly, through many years
of active co-operation with hundreds of manufacturers, ic
has mastered the art of applying the use of electrical energy
to a multitude of needs. And finally, through branch
offices and other distributing cb els, its products are
made accessible to all.
GeneralQElectnc
General Office
Schenectady.NY
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