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Topical and Travel Pictures
"DEAD EASY"
The End of the World"
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FLORIDA FOUR
( vmnly nd IlBrmony Khigln
Watsika and Understudy
, MarvHoiinly Trained Seal.
International News Weekly
WE SHOULD WORRY"
A Comedy le to
Miracles or the Jungle
Nora and Sidney Kellogg
1 1IIIKX T.W.KNT"
ENGLE & MARSHALL
NEWPORT STIRK TRIO
" Pair of Jrk"
GREAT HOWARD
Itrliind the Mne"
FOUR CAMERONS
Novelty Offering
I.1KK FATHER LI KK SOX"
ALL THIS WEEK
THE FOUR
HORSEMEN
Of !ie APOCALTP8E
1 vrlc Concert Orchestra
f.'ti. MACVAY. IMrector
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' Show Stiu-tn at 3:00 Sharp
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Fvenine Ioor Open at 6:30
Mum Start at 7:00, S.Oo
llalcony Tax Sc. Total 83c
Lower Floor $1.00, Tax 10c
Total S1.10
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KINOGRAMS
"Assorted Heroes"
New Comedy
Tabloid Drama
"A Full House"
Feature Picture
Miflw Start at 1. 8. 8. 7
'Mat. 15c Mclit 5c Clill. 10o
NANOX WELCH
"HABY MIXE"
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HIKLTON BROOKS
( Ol XTESS XARDIM
1 RANK WILSON
Cycling (ienia
EDITH CLIFFORD
Comedienne
Pa tli Newn Topic f Iy
Aewp'" Fables
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BLAZEK'S - ORCHESTRAS
Large and Small
for all occasions
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Have You The
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Habit ?
Unl Students like it be-cau.-?
the things are so good
to eat and because they can
2;:nrc. Why not drop In after
the ehow or the dance tonight?
You'll like It
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JULIAN ELTINGE
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AT THE THEATRES
Orpheum
An unusutilly varied program Is of
foieJ ut' thu Orpheum this week.
Julian EUlngc the most famous im
poi senator of female charucleis head
lines the bill In superlative fashion.
Mr. Eltingo wears most beautlfj'
caations and daintily trips thru las
numbers. Tho act Is the best of Us
kaid in u;icvil!e.
Edith C.'Hovd sings a number, of
cateuy tcii&v ia a catchy manner.
Perhaps 'hr moat, unusual act iu the
bill Is Frank Wilson's cycling act.
.Vilson does everything imaginable
with an ordinary bicycle anC. drew big
".minis on nearly every teat. The man
who wrote that great popular song
hit 'Harktowii Strutters Ball" i-? heio
this week singing it together with a
number ot' his other succeaseo. He
also has some good stories and 'slips
a surprising shoe.' "Master Karl
the little Indian boy is a fine little
entertainer and does a lot of things
well.
"Baby Mine" with a company head
ed by Nanon Welch provides some
amusement. Countess Nardi.il ploys
the accordion and tho piano
FACULTY NOTES
Dr. Lida B. Earharl of tho teachers
college will give a seuea of lectures
on cxtensio .work before about 100
teachers in Omaha next Tuesday af
ternoon. Dr. W. E. Sealock of the teachers
college wil give an educational lecture
before the Lancaster county teachers
institute here Thursday morning.
VESPER SERVICES
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Gertrude Tomson Tells of Inspiration
Received at Geneva Last Summer
"The Value of Bible Study" was the
subject of Vesper Services Tuesday
evening. Gertrude Tomson, who lead
the meeting, explained the new courses
which are to be held here and told
it inspiration received at Lake Geneva
while attending similar classes.
Alphonsine Clapp sang "Love Di
vine." Miss Easterday cf the city Y.
W. C. A. made a plea for Bible study
and showed vividly what the world
would be without Christianity.
The following classes will be held
beginning next Wednesday:
riir.i.i Desianed Esoecially for
Freshmen and Sophomores
1. The Meaning of Christianity to a
modern World Miss Appleby, General
Secretary, University V. W. C. A.,
Tuesdays at 11 o'clock.
2. The Campus and the Student's
Religion Miss Miller, Religious Edu
cation Director, St Paul's Methodist
Church. Thursdays at 3 o'clock.
3. The Bible in Every-Day Life
Si iss Appleby, Mondays at 2 o'clock.
4. The Meaning of Faith Mr. Mc
Millin, Episcopal Student Pastor, Tues
days at 2 o'clock.
Classes Designed Especially for Jun.
lors and Seniors
5. The Power of Personality Mr3.
E. L. Hinman, Thursdays at 11 o'clock.
6 Do Science and Religion Agree?
Dr. Barker of the University Faculty,
Thursdays at 7 p. m.
7. The Bible as Literature Prof.
Staff of the University Faculty, Wed-
n s lays ut 4 in room 4. "U" hall.
S Uuper Room Bible Class Dr
Huntington, Methodist Student Pastor,
Thursdays at 8 a. m. This class is a
morning worship class and will be
ojx-n to both men and women.
ENGINEERING SOCIETY
ADOPTS STANDARD PIN
Is the Badge of the National Society
in University Colors Witn Ne
braska" on the Lcwer Part.
r:, rniar dobartmentoi meeting
cf the American society of mechan
ical engineers was Held Meanesua,
; vening in the mechanical eninecr
building. President Weir presi-l-
inS- .11
A short business meeting was held
anl the commUtee on the mechanical
f-rginecrlng pin submitted -their rec
on.ni. ndation. A standard pin was
adi.pt-d. The pin is regular A. S. K. E.
pin in the University of Nebraska
o!urs. with the word -Nebraska" on
the lower part
Paul Kreuch gave a short talk on
the production of gas wIJi special
reference to the X-Uolk gas plant
where he worked last summer. He
showcd the correlation of the gas pro
duction ensineer with the mechanical
P-..g1neer. and bow the latter readily
could assume the duties of the for-
"Sr. Harold Holtz. a graduate of the
.mn, and at present, secretary
IN&
1" v . . fc Bh0rt talk
'of the alumni, also gave
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"M" Rl 4WKCTC IT no
SIXTEEN HUSKERS
sent a puzzling aspect to the Corn-
this week and Cornhusker followers
are due for a surprise Saturday when
the Varsity clash with the Oklahom
men. 1 lie weak points exhibited in
the Notre ,Dame contest are being over
come rapidly and a real lighting ma
chine is scheduled to start against tho
Sooners Saturday. Providing good
good weather Is on hand Saturday,
Director Luehrlug predicts a record
breaking crowd for the big contest.
Prepare for Pitt.
Prior to the Pittsburg contest, which
will be played at Pittsburg a week
from Saturday, Coach Dawson will
have a very limited amount of time to
get the Huskers in shape for the Pan
ther mix. The Pittsburg crew de
feated the Syracuse eleven Saturlay by
a. 35 to 0 count and from the past ex
perience Nebraskans show that Syra
cuse does not have a weak team
Conch Glen Warner of the Pittsburg
t-lan is touted as being one of Ameri
ca's foremost coaches and Nebraskans
will have some idea as to how the
Huskers rate with the headliners of
the east in the football world when
the result of the Husker-Panther battle
has been decided.
The Pittsburg trip will be similar to
the Notre Dame trip with the squad
leaving one day earlier. The Huskers
are scheduled to leave Wednesday af
ternoon o the Burlington and Coach
Dawson will probably give the men
stiff workout on Stagg field in Chicago
Thursday morning. Leaving Chicago
Thursday afternoon the team will ar
rive in Pittsburg Friday morning and
take the final practice there before the
game.
on his experiences in the ens'aeering
wdVld and on the advantages of
college education.
Following the meeting the entire
party adjourned to the forge labora
tory where hot wienies and buns were
Berved.
FRITZLEN DRUG CO.
Phones B1524 B4287
1434 O Street
Catering to Uni Students
Good Eats, Hot and Cold Drinks
Give us the once over and you will
be convinced, that we try to please
and satisfy.
Party service given special attention.
. Free and prompt deliverj-
If It's Good Food
Trie Lincoln Serves It
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THE MAIN CAFE
Every Luncheoi Period, a complete 75c Luncheon of de
lightful quality.
Every Evening, a superior Table d'Hote Dinner, $1.25.
Unsurpassed a la carte service.
Musical Divertisement by The Lincoln Entertainers
6 to 8 P. M.
Special Sunday Dinner 12 to 2 and 6 to 811.50
Sunday Evening Concert on Mezzanine Floor.
THE COFFEE SHOP
(Open from 6 A. M. to 1 A. M.
Breakfast Specials to suit your taste.
A good luncheon for 60.
A substantial supper for 85.
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Admission $1, War Tax 10c
Dancing 8:30
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Night
give us your
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"The Brute"
The Brute has that distinctive ap
pearance which the younjr man
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It's Todav's Stvle.
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also in high shoes.
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