THE D AILY NEBRASKAN
..... WEEK-MAT. DAILY
MARMEDfSISTEFS
PAVID SCHOOLER
jIAT NAZARRO, JR.
ATLANTIC FLEET JAZZ BAND
A PIETRO
cplIX BERNARD A JACK
FE DUFFY
FOUR READINGS
UACHMANN SISTERS
EVA TAYLOR CO.
KINOGRAMS
TOPICS OF THE DAY
.. 25 & 50c; Eve., 25 & 75c
THURS., FRI., SAT.
MABEL
NORMAND
The Mickey Girl in
"PINT O"
A Riot of Fun and Real
Entertainment
Shows At-1, 3, 5, 7 and
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MON., TUES., WED.
ELSIE FERGUSON
IN
"COUNTERFEIT"
- M A .J....
A Stirring Romance oi
ture and Mystery
MR. and MRS. CARTER
DE HAVEN
In Their First Comedy
"HOODOOED
THE GREAT HARMON
A Novel Violin Virtuoso
Pathe News "Topics of the
Day" Pathe Review
Rialto Symphony Orchestra
Shows Start 1, 3, 5, 7 and
Mats. 20c; Nignt auc
ALL THIS WEEK
REX BEACH'S
Great Drama of the North
The Girl from Out
side CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In Thirty Minutes of Laughter
"THE VAGABOND"
News and Topical Pictures'"
WELLS, CARLTON AND
MOORE
Versatile Entertainers
Lyric Concert Orchestra
Shows Start 1, 3, 5, 7,9 P.M.
Mats., 20c: Night, 30c; Chi I., 10c
Tel. L4718 1247 N. Press Bldg-
I. REHMAR
Tailor
. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Suits
Made to Order
Cleaning Pressing Repairing
A Good PI to Eat
N. S. C A F E
1M South 11th .
AlmoBt always when a student
or member of the faculty think
of printing tliey think of
GRAVES
244 No. 11th 8treet
HEFFLEY'S
TAILORS
OF QUALITY
1 No. 11th 8t Phone IM422
Friday, March 6
Pi Kappa Phi Informal, Commer
cial Club.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Informal, Lin
coln Hotel.
Saturday, March 6
PI Kappa PI Banquqet, Lincoln
Hotel.
Mystic Fish House dance, home of
Frances Westering.
Beta Theta Pi House dance, Chap
ter House.
PI Phi Chi House dance, Chapter
House.
Gamma Phi Beta Formal, Lincoln
Hotel.
PERSONALS
Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Hepperlen, of
Beatrice, visited their daughter, Bur
nette Hepperlen, 23, Wednesday at
the Delta Gamma house.
Merle Congdon, '22, left yesterday
for his home In Fairfield, where he will
undergo an operation for tonsilitis.
Pennsylvania Iota Chapter of Phi
Kappa Pel announces the pledging of
J. Herbert Negele, ex-'23, who left
school early in January to attend the
University of Pennsylvania.
Mary Hengle, '23, Is ill at the Alpha
XI Delta house, and will not be able
to return to school for some time.
Roy MfcAdams, '21, who has been 11'
at his home in Lyons for the last
six weeks, returned to school yester
day. Dorothy "Ann Blethan, '21, returned
yesterday from Omaha, where she
had spent the first part of the week.
Alex Crawford, ex-'21, of Omaha, ll
a guest at the Phi Kappa Psi house.
Mrs. R. S. VanGilder, of Hastings,
is a guest of her daughter, DavidH
Van Gilder, '23, at the Gamma Phi
Beta house.
Dorothy Wright, '22, Is ill at the
Delta Gamma house.
Klnliy Mcintosh, of Sidney, visited
his sister, Mary Mcintosh, '23, Wednes
day, at the Gamma Phi Beta house.
JOHNSTON'S CANDY
One and Two Pounds
PILLERS
RESCRIPTION
1ARMACY
THE DAILY DITTY
by
Gayle Vincent Grubb
They're here! From every hamlet,
burg,
They've come to enter strife,
And I've never seen so many youths
In all my dad-burned life,
With sweaters, Gad, there's every
"shade
From "punkln" top to beet,
And appetites that know no fill
And mouths that always eat
We greet you tho', my sons, and hope
The luck be all your way
That the "hum" town fire bell will
clang out
'Cause you're victor of the day;
But ah, as one who's traveled o'er
Our life's tempestuous tide,
I ween you'd list to what I say
And hark as I confide.
Please cast the colored collar far
A-down the rubbage can,
And hear not when the clothing gent
Begins like he's began;
Let's have no more of tennis shoes
As footwear for the feet;
Let's cut the colored collar out
And play and win and eat
Now, fear not that I chastise you
Because of what I think,
I only carry on the news
By means of printer's ink;
And yet let's beat the Jewish guy
That brings out by-gone slop
And throws It In your lamplight 'till
Yuh get me right, old top?
UNIVERSITY WILL
HAVE PRINT SHOP
'Continued from page 1)
considerable headway may be made
In the work during the coming school
year. An effort will be made to se
cure presses and necessary make-up
equipment. Instructors will be se
cured for these phases of the work.
Editors of Nebraska have pledged
themselves at their meeting last week
to do everything In their power to
BASKETBALL
Thursday morning marks the
beginning of tjie greatest Bas
ketball Tournament in America-.
Eighteen hundred young men
from all over the state are here
to compete. Make yourselves
at home. Make-use of Lincoln's
malty facilities; enjoy yourselves.
Farquhar clothes are just
the thing for basket-ball
men and young men
everywhere . They are
made for young men who
want the newest and best
things to wear. Be sure
to include a visit to this
store on your program
while here for the tournament.
FARQ IJHAR'S
-THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES
1325 O Street
influence the State Legislature to
all of the work at its next session. The
editors feel keenly the need for more
linotype operators and pressmen and
believe that this need may be met
through the proper instruction In the
University.
Excellent wages are paid craftsmen
of the printing trade and the editors
are sure that If the course is offered,
a large number of students will take
advantage of the opportunity to se
cure an education In this line.
Will Print Nebraskan
After the complete installation of
the plant, The Daily Nebraskan, Ag
riculture and perhaps Awgwan and
Engineering magazines will be print
ed in the University plant. The Uni
versity authorities expect to save con
siderable money in the printing of
their official bulletins and a number
of the regular publications in the
plant.
Work In the plant, will be entirely
handled by the students under the su
pervision of the instructors . While
the detailed plans have not been com
pletely worked out, It is probable that
those students who do the work for
the publications will receive a salary
as well as credit for their work. Mr.
Busk Intends to make a trip to the In
dianapolis Typesetting School within a
short time to secure Ideas for the
management of the school at Nebras
ka.
STATE TOURNEY
IN FULL SWING
(Continued on page 4)
Club. Banquets, programs and vari
ous athletics events have been sched
uled to meet the pleasure of the high
school guests and there is little doubt
but what the visiting teams will
greatly profit by their short stay in
Lincoln,
Last Minute Changes
Several changes were made in the
schedules late Tuesday afternoon,
for the Deaf was taken from Class C
to Class C and the Nebraska School
for the Deaf was taken from Calss C
and put in the position originally held
by Ravenna in Class D. It Is gen
erally believed that this is a better
adjustment of the teams, as Ravenna
has a team which easily exceeds any
ther in Class D. Word was received
by Director Schissler yesterday that
West Point could not enter the
tournament. No reason was given
but the Cuming County lads were re
moved from the schedule and the
necessary changes made.
Speculation is rife as to the prob
able winners in the upper classes,
especially in Class A. Lincoln Is
thought by many to be the most dan
gerous contender, but Omaha School
of Commerce, ninner-up of the mee
last year, is again on hand with a
Rtrlng team of veterans. Norfolk an
Lexington are reputed to have exceed
ingly fast quintets and either one of
these teams may loom up as the "dark
horse" of the tourney. Omaha Central
and University Place are also aggre
gations of great merit. No doubt sev
eral surprises will be sprung in the
first round of play.
NOVELLO TRIO TO PLAY
AT CONVOCATION TODAY
The Novello Trio will play at con
vocation Thursday, March 4, at 11
o'clock in the Temple theatre. Mem
bers of the trio are Helen Chase, vio
lin; Marion Little, cello; Marguerite
Woodruff WIdener, piano.
Their program is as follows:
Allegro con fucco from Trio
Andantlno
Opus 42 Oade
Prelude Parker
Moorish Nlghtsong Rasch
A La Blen-aimee . Schutt
Berceuse WInge
Bolero Opus 12, No. 5 -..Jiloszkowskl
LEADERSHIP" WILL BE
TOPIO AT FORUM TODAY
"Leadership" will be the topic of
discussion at the Forum this after
noon at five o'clock in the T. M. C. A.
room o fthe Temple. "Who is the
leader in your home town?" "What
qualities of leadership does your home
town recognize?" will be the phases of
the subject discussed.
