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.LL tHIS WEEK
Maurice Tourneur
' Presents
Mv Lady's Garter"
.paramount Artcraft Picture
bringing up father
Ik, nrst of the New Comedy
ne Series
.GGS IN SOCIETY"
THE WERNER AMOROS TRIO
TTh. Peer of all Versat.le
Vaudeville Offerings
SCREEN MAGAZINE
LYRIC ORCHESTRA
...m Start at 1, 3. 5,f7, 9 p. m.
E , 20c; Night, 30c; ChM., 10c
Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday
Katherine
MacDonald
l a Story by Robert W.
Chambers
"The Turning
Point"
The Rom; nee of a Woman's
Self Sacrifiice
PATH E NEWS .
And the Laughalbe Comedy
cair BUT FALSE"
VOCAL ENTERTAINERS
1 Rialto Symphony -rcnes.ra
1 Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 p. m.
P MAT 20c; NIGHT 30c
Frank riieder, '22, returned yester
day from Sterling Colorado, where he
has been visitinR relatives.
Tim Sullivan, '22, loft Tuesday for
Omaha on a business trip.
Mary Temple, '23, is ill at the
Kappa Alpha Theta house.
The active chapter of Delta Chi en
tertained forty of the city alumni at
a smoker Monday evening at the
chapter house.
Fred Walrnth. '21, and Frank Car
pentor., '20, relumed from Omaha
yesterday.
TiHty Hidden, ex-'23. of Columbus is
a finest of Kappa Alpha Theta.
Linus Prowlcy, '2r, and Will Cranio,
'2n, of the College of Medicine at
Omaha, were Ruesls at the ri riii Chi
house Monday and Tuesday.
Camilla Kock. '18, of 1'ullerton. is
visiting at the Chi Omega house.
Irene Houghey, of Aurora, Is a
Ruest at the Alpha Vhi house.
! Otto Cami!. ex '22. of Laramie. Wyo
ming, is a puest at the Sigma Alpha
Kpsilon house.
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tor, Cert rude Norris.
Lawrence Shaw. ex-'21, and K. M.
jShaw. of Osceola. '16, are guests at
I the Sigma Alpha Kpsilon house,
j lint li Hone-air, '21, was called to
Reatrieo because of the serious illness
of her father.
ICON., TUES., WED.
ALICE JOYCE
In the Great Racing Melo- g
drama j
"The Sporting
Duchess"
A Real Horse Race jg'
Prices 10c, 15c and 25c 1
GIRLS SHOULD SHOW
POLITICAL INTEREST
SAYS MISS PFEIFFER
Larpe Audience at Vespers Hears
Talk on Subiect of Timely
.Value.
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2:20- Wed.-Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. -8:20
Ooletta Ryan & Leta Orlob
Offw
"A Ml'Siril. VRK8CRIPTIOV
"FOR PITY'S SAKE"
With THOMAS Dl'R.r g
A Tnmwty on the Old-time Melo-
drama E
HARRY JOLSON
Dan BRUCE & Margot DUFFET g
COMPANY I
HUBERT H. KINNEY f
1 CORINNE I
KENNEDY &. NELSON
MARIA LO I
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KINOOK VMS TOI'ICH of the IAY S
att: 25c. 50c. Eves: E5c-75c. m
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JOHNSTON'S CANDY
la One and Two
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TARMAOY
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N. S. C A F E
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HEFFLEY'S
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niNG'S ORCHESTRA
The Befit in Dance Music
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It was most encouraging, said Miss
Pfeiffer at Y. W. C. A. Vespers Tues
day afternoon at Woman's Hall, to
see so many girls come out for a talk
on "Why Girls Should be Interested
in Politics." Some years ago. Miss
Pfeiffer said, girls could not be
brought to take an interest in such a
topic. But the more developed is our
civilization, the more recognition is
given to woman, and the more her
horizon widens.
Today women are' reaching out be
yond the home. In the old days, when
the home was the center of industry.
a woman found enough to occupy her
self and her children within her own
doors. But since the industrial revo
lution of the nineteenth century, the
work of the world has been performed
in shops and factories, and the chil
dren leave the home to enter these.
Consequently the mother, if she Is to
bring up her children rightly, ought
to know a great deal about the social
and moral conditions in these places.
She is equally interested in having
good theaters, and wholesome places
of amusement for her children take
their recreation outside the home. It
is the mayor and the city council who
control these things, and the mother
should use the ballot in order to elect
the right kind of a mayor and city
council.
Young women should take no less
an interest in civic government, not
only because they may have chi'dren
to bring up presently, but because
even now they ought to care about
the surroundings and associations of
the young men they know. For this
reason, even if there were no other,
they ought to use their influence for
a clean city and a closed city.
Girls' Interest in Politics
But girls should also, said Miss
Tfeiffer, be Interested in national poli
tics. The child labor law, the pro
posal for universal military training.
the League of Nations, are a few of
the issues which she mentioned which
affect everyone's life. The question
of whether it is possible to organize
he world so a: to prevent war, is of
n,. closest Interest to every woman.
Without such an attempt the will
certainly be another war. Bo even
v.thout this personal motive. Amer
ican girl should be interested in the
fate of women and children the world
nvAr. in the starvation in Vienna,
Poland and Armenia, and the all but
starvation in Eelgium and Germany.
America's political system U a party
system, and to accomplish anything
one must Join a party. Which party
to join, must he decided upon the
great issues for which each party
stands.
The meeting was led by Mary
Waters and Ruby Ne'son sang a song.
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