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She used man's weapons, but
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AN1 f A STEWART
In Caroline uocKnans ramous
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"THE FIGHTING
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Greatest Woman's Book In Years
Three Musical sensation
"MELODY GARDEN"
Presented by Talented Girls
Comedy and Topical Pictures
Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 p. m.
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ENGINEERS ELECT
OFFICERS TUESDAY
Also Choose Editorial Staff for
Next Year's Engineering Pub
lication ' ' Blue Print. ' '
II. M. Tracy was elected president
of the Nebraska Chapter of the Amer
ican Association of Engineers Thurs
day evening at a meeting of the Asso
ciation in the Mechanical Engineering
Building. Thil Parker was chosen
vice-president; H. N. Barnard, secre
tary; O. O. Hedges, treasurer.
The Blue Trint staff for the next
semester was elected by the members
at the Thursday night meeting. C. T.
Minnich will be editor; Lendgren,
business manager; George Salter, cir
culation manager; H. X. Barnard,
assistant editor; Robert McCandless.
assistant circulation manager; R. G.
Van Brunt, assistant business man
ager. Prof. G. 0. Virtue of tho College of
Business Administration gave an in
teresting talk on "Railway Valuation
by the Federal Government."
Plans for Engineers' Week were
discussed. It was voted to publish
an engineers' edition of the Daily Ne
braskan to appear May 5.
EVERY SCENE A SENSATION
ALL WEEK
Super Special Paramount
"ON WITH THE
DANCE"
AN AMAZING ROMANCE
PROLOGUE
ON A ROOF GARDEN AT
NIGHT
Presenting
THE MASKED DANCERS
From the Great White Way
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Jean L. Schaefer, Conducter
i Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 p. m
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MARCONI 4. FITZGIBBON
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TOPICS OF DAY
Mat, 25c & 50c; Eve, 25c to 75c
PERSONALS
Pearl Harris, of Randolph, is visit
ing her sister, Grace Harris. '22, at
the Alpha Chi Omega house.
Mrs. B. C. Bates and Ruby Bates
are visiting Nell Bates, '23. and Doris
Bates, '22, at the Gamma Phi Beta
house.
Luther Johnson. '21, and Joe
Rodgers. '22, left Wednesday for Man
hattan, Kansas, on business.
Miss Jeanette Regan, '21, who in
jured her shoulder several days ago,
is slowly recovering.
Mrs. C. W. Ashbrook is visiting her
daughter, Harriet Ashbrook. '20, at
the Gamma Phi Beta house.
Edward Hammond, '23, is suffering
from a broken arm which he received
Monday.
Theta Sigma Phi recently received
the acceptance of Dorothy Canfield
Fisher as an honorary member ot the
organization.
John Cutwright, '15, of Omaha, is a
guest at the Alpha Tau Omega house.
Edwin Moran. ex-'21, is a guest at
the Sigma Chi house.
Miss MacKinnon and Miss Mary
Brownell leave Lincoln Sunday after
noon to attend the national confer
ence of the Y. V. C. A. at Cleveland.
POLITICAL TALK FOR
WOMEN WITH BALLOT
All voting women and all women
who hope or who fear that they may
soon have to vote are urged to bear
Miss Pfeiffer speak on "Why Girls
Should be Interested in Politics." Her
address will be given at the Y. W.
C. A. vespers Tuesday afternoon at
5:00 in Woman's Hall.
GENERAL AZGAPETIAN
SPEAKS AT CONVOCATION
Splendid ensemble playing char
acterized the recital given by Harold
H. Lewis, piano; George B. Tack,
flute; and Harry Anderson, violin, at
the Thursday morning Convocation.
Mr. Tack, whose ability as a flutist
is well known in Lincoln, is at the
head of the Chautauqua department
of the University School of Music.
Harold Lewis and Harry Anderson
are Seniors in the University, and are
both going out as the heads of Chau
tauqua companies this summer.
It is to be regretted that a larger
audience could not have benefitted by
the well planned musical program,
and the short address which followed.
The proper publicity was not given,
and thus many students missed out.
General Azgapetian, a native of
Armenia, made an eloquent plea for
the Armenian Relief. He is a grad
uate of an Armenian college, of a
Swiss University, and Columbia Uni
versity of New York. He was in the
military and diplomatic service of his
country for thirty years and fought
with the Armenian" army against the
Turks for two years.
The program:
Berceuse from Jocelyn Godard
Suite Cesar Cui
Badinage
Berceuse
Nocturne
Valse
Ballet from "Orpheus" Gluck
Reign of the Blessed Spirits
Violin Solo
Lieb esfreud Kriesler
Serenade Schubert
Piano Solo
Nocturne, F sharp
Etude, Opus 25 . Chopin
Waltz. Opus 42 J
Llebestraume Liszt
The University of Pennsylvania has
adopted the honor system by the
overwhelming vote of 2,900 to 100.
"A cynic is a man who claims to
be tired of the world. But in reality
the world is tired of him."
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