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UNI NOTICES
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ED MORTON
MARINO A MALEY
LEO ZARRELL & CO.
JACK HUGHES DUO
FLORENZ- ADELAIDE
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TOPICS OF DAY
Mat., 25c A 50c; Eve., 25c to 75c
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CHARLES RAY
Crooked Straight
Pathe Newt and Review Toplct
of the Day
The Metropolitan Favorite
EDITH HELENA
The Distinguished Prima
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SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Shows Start 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 p. m.
MATS. 20c; NIGHTS 30c
ALL THIS WEEK
Norma Talmadge
In Her Latest Picture
"THE WOMAN
GIVES"
Also Good Comedy and Topical
Pictures
MUSICAL HUNTERS
An Artistic Instrumental Treat
LYRIC ORCHESTRA
Shows Start 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 p. m.
Mats., 20c; Night, 30c; Chil., 10c
WED., THURS., FBI., SAT.
TOM MIX
In His Latest
"DESERT LOVE"
LARRY SEMON
In His Best
"THE GROCERY CLERK"
Mutt and Jeff Fox News
JOHNSTON'S CANDY
In One and Two Pounds
FILLERS'
RESCRIPTION
HARMAJY
A Good Place to Eat
N. S. CAFE
139 South 11th Street
HEFFLEY'S
TAILORS
OF QUALITY
138 No. 11th St. Phone B-1422
LEVER'S SYNCOPATED
JAZZ ORCHESTRA
la Now
Ready for Business
David Lever, Mgr. Phone L8487
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Delian Literary Society
The Overall Club Movement will be
debated at the regular meeting to
night, Faculty Hall, second floor
Temple.
Oil and Oil Shales
"Oil and Oil Shales" will be the
subject of Professor E. F. Schramm's
lecture at 5:00 p. m., Friday, April 23,
In the general lecture room of the
Chomistry Building, under the aus
pices of the Chemistry Club. All are
Invited.
Inter-Greek Baseball Entries
All fraternity teams wishing to
enter the Inter-Fraternity Baseball
Tuornament must leave their $1.00
entrance fees with Treasurer Farley
Young at Athletic olllce before Satur
day noon. This must be done in
order that the schedule can be drawn
up immediately.
Pagent
The pagent, "The Striking of Amer
ica's Hour," will be given It St. Paul
M. E. Church Sunday evening at six
thirty. City Epworth Leagues will
unite In one mass meeting. No ad
mission charge. All welcome.
University Twins Club
University Twins Club will hold an
April party Friday evening at the
home of Ruth and Ester Jones, 2026
Garfield St. Mr. and Mrs. Culver
Jones will chaperone.
University Union
Union open meeting Friday at 8:30.
All students cordially invited. A good
time for all.
Kappa Phi Club
Kappa Phi Club will hold a meet
ing at 7:30 Saturday night, April 24,
In the D. D. room of the St Paul
vhiMch. Professor Easterday will lec
ture and a social hour will follow.
"Oil and OH Shades"
Prof. E. F. Schramm will talk on
'Oil and Oil Shades" at five p. m.,
April 23, in the general lecture room
of Chemistry Hall under the auspices
of Chemistry Club. The lecture is
open to all.
Ag College Students
All Ag College students who will
work on the Farmers Fair will be
excused from their classes Friday.
They will report at the Ag Engineer
ing Building at 8:00 o'clock Friday
morning to be assigned to their com
mittees. Students not reporting for
work will not be excused from classes.
Senior Gift Committee
Senior gift committee will meet in
U 207, 3:30 Thursday.
All University students and profes
sors who have ever lived In Indiana
and who are Interested in forming an
Indiana Club are asked to meet in
Miss Hunter's office, room 103 U Hall,
Monday evening at seven o'clock for
a short time. All those interested
whether they intend to be there Mon
day evening or not are asked to com
municate with No. 103, cos Miss
Hunter's office, U Hall, as soon as
possible.
Palladian boys will give the Annual
Boys' Program, Friday evening, AprH
23, also a three-act play, "The Evolu
tionary Hypothesis." All students are
invited.
Lutherans Attention!
Be sure to attend the hike and
wiener roast on next Sunday after
noon, April 25. Lots of fun and fresh
air! Meet at the Temple at 2 : 30 p. m.
sharp.
The Committee.
R. O. T. C. UNIFORMS
Uniforms may be drawn today
from one to five and Saturday
from nine to twelve or one to
four. All men who draw unl
forms during these hours and
who drill on Monday, April 26,
will be excused from drill im
mediately after roll call if ap
pearing In uniform.
Spring;
NECKWEAR
The Spring coloring cer
tainly shows in the new
neckwear we have here;
all styles, all shades
$1.00 to $5.00
FRESHMEN TO DWICE
III ARMORY TONIGHT
Only Five Hundred Tickets
Validated for Annual Year
, ling Mixer.
At eight o'clock this evening, Fri
day, April 23, the Armory will be the
scene of the Freshmen Mixer, pre
dicted by the committee in charge, to
be the dandiest party of the year.
The stage is set and ready to go,
from the expert hat and coat artists
in the free checkroom, to the musi
cians who will hold forth until the
last possible minute.
No expense is being spared to make
the affair a pleasant one. Refresh
ments to satisfy even the most raven
ous Freshmen (who are admitted to
be the heaviest eaters In the Univer
sity) are planned. Stunts, cabaret at
tractions, and get-together games, will
be pulled off.
Tickets may be obtained from mem
bers of the Freshmen Mixer commit
tee or members of the Green Goblins.
Ttickets not sold will be available at
the door of the Armory before the
party, for thirty-five cents.
LOST Hexogonal shaped platinum
wrist watch on grey silk ribbon.
Liberal reward. Call B6450.
"Quality Is Economy"
It's a Sure Thing at
ARMSTRONG'S
Stop and think what it means; you can't possibly
make a mistake No matter what you buy here.
or you get your money back.
You get what you feel is good value for your money
Ready with Spring Suits from
Hart Schaffner & Marx
at $47.50
THE new models in Coats are longer,
more slender, broad-shoulder, high
chested, with square notched lapels,
in double breasted types; slender, snug shoul
dered single breasted types. In all these great
simplicity of design is the ruling note. New
colors and weaves. Young men's lively styles,
or if you choose-you'll find the more conserva
tive models too.
The assortment is large and the models varied,
but all priced economically from
$35 to $85
New Things in
SHIRTS
Many new patterns and
fabrics for Spring. You
ought to see them. They
are good values
$2.50 to $12.50
ARMSTRONG
CLOTHING COMPANY
Xcbraska's Largest Exclusive Men's and Hoys' Stare
BUBBLES
The headline yesterday reading
"Huskers ready for Penn meet" caused
quite a discussion. One student re
marked that he heard there were ten
handwriting experts who were going
to compete. Another student said
that he understood that all those who
had served previous terms were in
vited to participate.
The University Musum is tickled
by the collection of 'rare feathers
which they have received from the
Audubon Society.
It is not hard to understand why
the girls are taking to baseball. They
want more diamond practice.
The next "blues" song will un
doubtedly be "The Overall Blues."
Or as a bolshevik would say when
opening bis mail, "Another red letter
day In my life."
When you meet an engineer who is
polite, you can Immediately tell what
kind he is. He is a civil engineer.
AWGWAN IS OUT
The April Awgwan Is out
today. Subscribers get their
copies at Station A. Single
copies on sale at Station A and
all newstands.
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Class in
Social Dancing
at
Rosewilde Tonight
8:00 P. M.
1226 P St.
B6657
WANT ADS.
LOST Pi Beta Phi Arrow, jeweled
with pearls, with name Lucille John
son engraved on back. Finder please
call B3437.
A $50,000.00 issue of stock just
Btarted to sell, we want a couple of
students to sell this issue before Sep
tember. A good commission. Phone
L9671 or call at 303 Fraternity Bldg.
WANTED College men of ambition
for selling high grade maps. We
want men who are not afraid to think
in terms of big money. We guaran
tee $525.00 for seventy-five days work
during summer. This is an average
of $7.00 per day See Mr. Beck at
Lincoln Hotel, Wednesday afternoon,
and night, April 21, 1920.