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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1920)
TUB DAILY NIBKilKIN 1 if36- II I u : u ii I PERSONALS 1 1 The University Players Stock Co. Announce "Successful Calamity" Thursday, Friday & Saturday Nights November 18, 19, 20 at the Temple Theater Curtain 8:20 Many good seat may be Becured at Boss P. Curtice Music Oo. 2-30 Now Twloe Dally 8:20 Marie and Mary McFarland American Grand Opera 8tar Harry Rose ADLER A DUNBAR Ernest Marjorie ANDER80N A BURT Welcli, Mealy & Montrose Thoae Surprise Boya "LA GRACIOSA" OSAKI TAKI J ROSAMOND JOHNSON And Hie Inimitable Five "SYNCOPATION" KINOQRAM8 TOPICS OF DAY M A.TR- 25e and 60 EVES. 60c to S1.2S ORPHEUM Monday, November 22 r ATf I I J 5 Distin5i5hed W, Actor BLIND YOUTH 6y VIllABD tTACK nd LOU TELLECEN Mr. Telleaen will appear in pereon. Not a motion picture. Prices, 50c to $2.00. THE, M0N, TUES.. WED. See this Today THE UNTAMED" ""ning TOM MIX "GET CUT AND GET UNDER" with HAROLD LLOYD ANDY AND MIN Chows at 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 VasnmSBBBaBBtSBBSBB ear tn.c P" aft KKIDAT-SATIKIIAT Douglas MacLean & Doria May la Their wrt Paramount Flrtwre "THE JAILBIRD" AH Dratud la trtpe af Thrllli and tMughtm- . fW1.1L AIIDF.II ATTRACTION "THE RACE OF THE AGE" BeStwtJtfJH Man O' War vs. Sir Barton Malta Hrm,km, OrrhMitra KHOMH START AM, . 6. 7. t WAT. TOO. MCHT-S5c eLVMHC filiiaUit rr -'L,t1. FKIUAY ATTRDAT nt 8ba Mint H," Tim Ska Ixrrad Bha MAURICE TOURNEUR Prmonta the fnipMne Hafttcrpl "THE GREAT REDEEMER" Tvmetai hj mm Cxraptiaaal Cut toaladtac HOC8B FKTKRtt u SLABJOKIE DAW BeaW. Lrrtc Oi ilnatia 8HOWB KTAM AT 1. . ft, 7, MAT, eoa. X1CHT 6e FTUDAT KATCKDAY Vaadevilie PtrdrMOH OfTwrtm THE MYSTIC GARDEN anil itctKi PATB.1CK AWt OTTO "Ta. hUura af tri-rn-t LK8TKK MniOND CO. . la Prof. N. A. Bengston will give an Illustrated lecture this evening on Central Africa at the regular meeting of the Del lan literary society In Faculty Hall. Everyone Is Invited to attend this open meeting. Frank A, Hayes has returned with his bride and has resumed his duties at the Soil Survey Department They have gone to housekeeping at 142b' L street. Miss Peart Jones, Omaha; Miss Helen Kohler, of Kansas City, and Misses Isabelle and Deta Welsh, or Kearney, will be guests at the Delta Delta Delta house this weekend. Helen Snyder, of Columbus, will be a week-end guest at the PI Beta Phi house, J. C. Meleryurgen, of Omaha, who has been visiting his daughter, Bernice Meteryurgen, at the PI Beta Phi house, has returned to his home. Olive Means, ex-21, and Irene Means, of Omaha, are week-end guests at the Alpha XI Delta house. Phi Kappa Pal. Phi Kappa Psi entertained Kappa Kappa Gamma at a steak fry In the Caves Wednesday evening. Supper was cooked under ground. Those present were Gretchen ,Edee, "22, Dorothy Ellis. '23, Ruth Kadel. '23, Faye Loucks, '23, Alice Huntington, '23, Daisy Davenport, '24, Daisy Graff, '23. Dorothy Lyons, '23. Kenneth ORorke. '23. Harlan Boyer, '2S. Story Harding, '22, Rutgers Van Brunt, '22, Dave Noble. '23, Walter LeClere. '23, Amos Ginn, '22, and Tom Roope, '23. Phi Kappa Pal Alumni Dinner. The Lincoln alumni of Phi Kappa Psi were guests of the active chapter for dinner Thursday night at 6 o'clock in the chapter house. A three-course dinner was Berved. Alumni who were present included Dr. C. F. Ladd, L. C. Oberlies, J.' J. Ledwith, Ralph Lahr, Lynn Lloyd, Phil Watklna, Gaylord Davis, Perry Branch, D. Kenneth Saunders, Wardner Scott, Lloyd De Weeee, A. L. Haecker and Elmer Wllmeth. Kappa Phi. Forty members and pledges of Kapra Phi were entertained last Saturday afternoon from 3 to 5 at the home of Rev. and Mrs. H. F. Huntington at 418 South Twenty seventh street Light refreshments were served and Mrs. Huntington and Bernice Miller, president of the Methodist girls' organization, gave short talks explaining the purpose of the society. Wednesday evening Kappa. Phi met at Faculty Hall, Temple building, and pledged the fol 'owing girls: Julia Stephens, Louise "ewby, Ethel Jones, Ruth Olson, Mary V'oble, Lenore Umphrey, Fonita Sett, Floy Farnsworth, Myrtle Hendrick 'on, Eoline Cull, Helen Carson, Coulee Pierce, Elsie Pierce, Vera An !erson, Aleta Roberts, Muriel Thomas, "Sarah Goddard, Alice Beavers, Lenna laack, Bernice Tucker, Myrtle Olson "lelen Kennedy, Olga Coney, Mary ""ummings and Ruby Lesh. Three onorary members elected lo Kappa ""hi at the weekly meeting preceding ast Wednesday's, are the returned missionaries, the Misses Watson ana Iragg, and Miss Eleanor Miller, lirector of religious education for Methodist churches f Lincoln. WANT ADS. LOST A pair of black sholl-rimmed glasses and a Conklin fountain pen. Return to Student Activities office. It 411111 IMWiapPJaPWaBaaaVP'-' "TJKD A University Players sea son ticket Owner may get same at the T. M. C. A. room at the Temple or by calling Vera Rigdon. It 'XST Alpha Omicron PI pin be tween Piller'a drug store and the Alpha O house. It FOR RENT Three rooms In modern home, two blocks from campus; for gtrla. Call L6C30. Zt CORNHTJSKER Arraigements Lave bee a made with Towasani the photographer, to make Ute picture for the 1921 "Oorafassker." Oa Se conal of tbe ua usually heavy holi day hoiriaeaw r car" m Cheat tor tfcia fiupeee sheaM ar- Bubbles By I ma Cuckoo Lives of dancers all remind ub That the most of ua are chumps, For we always leave behind ub Footprints on the women's pumps. Ex. "Do you know another use for a meat holder?" "No, what? Steak holder." She "Footblll is such a rough game, do the players get killed very often?" He "No dear, only once." Wnen the answer to bo many mathe matics problems Is sero no wonder so many students think they are working for nothing. Which is It? George Driver or George 1b a driver? ( George Driver with Omaha concern. For the benefit of all Freshmen and uninformed upperclassmen we wish to announce that the Press Club Is an organization for journalists and not for cleaners, presserfl and dyers as some have thought Wanted Room by young man well heated and light Perhaps the reason so many people are poor is that they are always pre tending to be rich. He "You look sweet enough to eat" She "I do eat Where shall we go?" Ex. Why is it that when a girl is mad it is easier for her to get up stares than for anyone else to get upstairs. An Imperfect Day. When you come to the end of a hard exam. And you sit alone, with your thot While the "bull" himself, like an Innocent lamb. Shrinks to see what the day hath brought; Do you think what the end of a hard exam Can mean to a proud heart When the grade goes home to dad and mam. Who think their eon's so smart? Well, this is the end of a hard exam. At the end of a quarter, too; And it leaves some thots that ain't worth a damn. Since now the test is through. For professors have painted this hard exam In colors that never fade, And we find at the end of a hard exam The mark of a grade we've made. Ex. Delicious Waffles Home Baked Pastry Tasty Meals and Luncheons 1434 O St. Green Goblin Pins Now Here. ALSO Valkyrie Silver Serpent XI Delta Mystic Fish Viking Black Masque sect week. HALLETT Cni Jeweler Estab 1871 1143 O 'ITJfllli' EASTMAN'S Kodak Films rrrtfLLERS -1 TJIESCRIPTION 11 vilARMACY BUY A WARM BLANKET For Your Bed From Our SALE! Every blanket in our entire stock has been marked at great reduction. F ne qualities, attractive colon and pa terns. 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