r!,:, February 3, J92&
THE DAILY NEB R AS K A U
ORPHEUM
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Major Jack
"Nettln
the Leopard"
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jack Kennedy & Cc
,. -A Coif Propo.nl" a Comedy at
the Link
rTtHE NEWS-AESOP'S FABI.ES
TOPICS OF THE DAY
at. tOe to BOc. Nl. e to 11.00
SENIORS FILE FOR
ORAIOR
1 n (ABHAN CIHItCB
THl K. FBI. SAT.
Liberty Concert Orchestra
Arthur J. llablch. Director
International News Weekly
Showing Subjects and Point
of Interest
WHITE EAGLE"
Tale of the Wftt With
KITH HOUND
"BEACH NUTS"
A Lamh-Provoklntc Comedy
ACT TO BE ANNUNCED
MANNING 4 MANETTE
MTTISMS"
THE MINSTREL MONARCH'
Inluoe Offering In Mlnstrely
wlth
WHVTK. nil-LY GOI.PEW BILLY
TITE, JOHN K. (iOKMAX, CHAs.
I DKLL
ACT TO BE ANNOUNCED
ALEXAMKR MEI.FOBD TBIO
-ClewnoIHe at the Carnival"
SHOWS START AT I:S0. 7:00, :0
Mat. Kt; Mht. 40c; Gal. 5
LYMC
ALL THIS WEEK
WALLACE REID
GLORIA SWANSON
ELLIOTT DEXTER
la the in out dellclona, apatk
liar C.cdlea Ever Staged.
"Don't Tell Everything"
Other Entertaining Feature
SHOWS START AT t:S0. 7:00, :00
Mat. SOr: Mrht, 50e; Chil. lOe
Political Pot Coming to the Boil
ing Point All Filings to be
Announced Friday.
Politics at the University of Nebras-
ka have started simmering and are
each moment moving toward what
proves to be a boiling point. The all
university ticket announced Thursday
has created a stir among the campus
politicians who are now waiting to
see what other candidates will Ille.
But two new candidates had an
nounced themselves up to Thursdc.y
evening. Kenneth McCandless and
Chauncey Woodle have filed for Ivy
day orator. McCandles3 is a member
of PI Kappa Phi, president of Sigma
Delta Chi, a member of the Y. M. C.
A. cabinet and the Industrial Re
search club. His home is at Omaha.
Woodle is a member of Phi Alpha
Delta. His home is at Northbaro, la.
Woodle is a senior in the law col
lege.
The entire list of candidates for all
officers w ill be announced in the Sun
day Daily Nebraskan. All filings must
be in by Friday evening at 5 o'clock
so all candidates w ill announce them.
selves some time today.
student council; Sigma Gamma Ep
sllon; honorary geological Boclety:
assistant business manager univer
sity weok committee.
The greater-Nebraska ticket, after
an inspection of the records of can
didates already in the field, heartily
endorse the candidacy of Harry Frje,
for the Bophomore presidency, Wen
dell Beige, for the freshman presi
dency, and Paul Simon, for the jun
ior member of student publication
board.
SUBSCRIBE
HUNDRED
Other Worlds Than
Our Own.
Augustana College. 111. Tha honor
system is on trial at Augustana. It
lias seemingly failed. Big meetings
of student body and faculty have been
called frequently for the purpose cf
discussing the matter from both the
negative and affirmative sides In an
effort to come to a decision as to
whether the honor system should be
continued or bo stopped.
Unlve.rslty of Washington. Harold
Bauer appeared here Monday at the
Metropolitan theater under the au
spices of the Crontsh school for the
benet'it of tho Loui3 Drentwett schol
arship fund. Mr. Drentwett 13 a blind
student at the university and the
scholarship fund i3 to further his
musical education.
lUl B. FBI. SAT.
Railto Symphony Player
Jena L. Sehaefer, Conductor
PATHE SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS
The World's Exeats VLnallrrd
Topical and Travel Pictures
Shaabif Ssbjerts and Paints at
Interest
ROLLING STONES"
Bchteea Mlaatea at Merriment
RALSTON-FROSH TRIO
rami Instrumental Entertain r
"EXIT THE VAMP"
Wilbar K. Cheap wet h. Orranlat
SHOWS START AT 1. . 8, .
Mat. tOr; Mnt S5ei ChU. lee
sS!
Get it at
FILLER'S 1
RESCRIrTIOH
HARM ACY
PER-CENHO "RUG"
Thirty-eight Greek Letter Organ
izations Have Nebraskan De
livered Each Day.
Thirtv-eight fraternities and sorori
ties have subscribed 100 per cent for
The Daily Nebraskan for the second
semester. This means that The Daily
Nebraskan is delivered every morn
ing before 7:30 at each of these
houses. Clifford Hicks, circulation
manager, is in charge of the deliver
ies. Every fraternity on the campus
was given the opportunity at the first
of the semester to order the paper.
Two weeks were allowed in which to
pay the subscription. This makes all
payments due at the ; end of next
week. If payment Is not made by
that time deliveries will be discon
tinued. Only six groups have not as
yet given in their order for 100 per
cent subscription.
The fraternities and sororities
which have subscribed 100 per cent
are:
Acacia, Alpha Gamma Rho, Alpha
Sigma Phi, Alpha Tau Omega, Alpha
Theta Chi, Beta Theta Pi, Bushnell
guild. Delta Chi. Delta Tau Delta,
Delta Upsilon, Farm House, Kappa
Sigma, Omega Beta Pi, Lambda Chi
Alpha, Phi Delta Theta, Phi Alpha
Delta, Phi Gamma Delta, Phi Kappa
Psi, Phi Tau Epsilon, PI Kappa Phi,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Chi,
Sigma Nu, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Acn
oth, Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Delta
Pi, Alpha Omicron Pi, Delta Zeta,
Alpha XI Delta, Chi Omega, Delta
Gamma, Gamma Phi Beta,' Kappa Al
pha TheU, Kappa Delta, Kappa Kap
pa Gamma, Phi Mu. Pi Beta Phi.
Washburn, Topeka, Kas.-Prof. W
A. Irwin, Miss Bable Taylor and Miss
Lucy Herrlck have received anony
mous threatening letters. These let
ters threatened the lives of the girls
if they did not meet the writer at a
given place and given time. The pro
fessor also received a like threat.
the "runabout" type with, tho - num
erals '03 on the front.
Thirteen Years Ago Today.
Great plans were being made for
the junior piom to be held at the
new Lincoln hotel annex. White
leather programs stamped in gilt,
were to be the favors of the affair.
Seven Years Ago Today.
The entire staff for the 1915 Corn-
husker was called for a meeting in
the Cornhusker office on the fourth
floor of U hall. There were to be re
freshments served.
Two Years Ago Today.
Sigma XI fraternity held its first
meeting in chemistry hall. A com
mittee consisting of Dr. H. H. Walte,
M. G. Goba and II. G. Deming were
appointed to make a thorough exami-
nation of the Sigma XI Quarterly.
Personals.
Helen Harrington, '21, is visiting
Mary Duggan, '21, at Beaver Crossing.
Carl Kauf of Hastings Is a Beta
Theta Pi house guest.
Paul A. Johnston, '15, of Wyolea,
Mont, will be a visitor at the Acacia
Syracuse University, N. Y. A big
problem is confronting the officials
of Syracuse that of choosing a new
chancellor, the consideration of the
university budget and the election of
a new president
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Say Girs!
This is the Time TO BUY
HOSE
University of Michigan Subscrip
tions for the University of Michigan
league now total J27.500. Sororities,
dormitories, and league house3 have
pledged $107.50 which they will raise
by giving the sum generally spent oi
one of their house dances for the yea)
foregoing this pleasure for the beni
fit of the school.
McGill University, Montreal, Cars.
Meetings have been called here pro
paratory to the re-organization cf the
orchestra which has been inactive for
some time.
I All Silk Ones
as tow as $i.oy
Black and all other Colors
Wool Ones
3 TfoA.iit.ifnl Shades Plain and 5
i - -
Ribbed Others With Fancy
Clocking
CLEAR DOWN TO $1.69
houso during the Hardware Men's
Convention.
lone Benson, '23, left for hor home
at Sterling Colo., for a short visit.
Frances Foote, '22, will bo nn
Omaha visitor during tho week-end.
WANT ADS.
LOST A SCOTCH COLLIE PUP,
about 3 1-2 months old, from the
Unl armory. Description: White
tipped tall, four white feet bud
white collar. Notify Athletic Lopt.
WANTED A LEATHER BOUND
calculus in good condition. CM
ZInk B 2806.
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Instruction
Verne E. Powell
Former Pupil of
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Sunday Services: 11 A. M. James W. Macdonald, Minister
February 5 Is Young People's Sunday
Young people will conduct the entire service. Four short talks
will be made by university students; the opening service also
will be read by young people.
Students Are Especially Invited to This Service
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CATERING TO UNIVERSITY STU-
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AT ROSEWILDE k
8:30 till 11:30 Sj
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la University Booth Tarkinglon's
"Clarence," is the play which is to be
produced soon at Iowa State. Many
other schools of the country are now
working on a production cf this
clever and popular play.
University of California California
claims that her prospects for this
year's track team are exceptionally
good and that this seasons team wi'd
be stronger than the 1921 United
States track champions. A meeting
was recently held at which time there
was to have been the selection of a
middle-western opponent to be invited
to meet the California team on Uni
versity day, April 15.
Brigham Young University, Utah
A big leadership meeting is now be
ing held there for the purpose of
bringing the church and the school in
closer relationship.
6
i Dick was in last Friday,
i January 6th, joy night. Said
s he w alked 4 blocks to eat,
so gooJ he bit wed 80e.
I
l There's a Reason, good food
I Clean Cooks
Central Hotel Cafe
EVERYTHING
FOR THE TABLE
I Peoples Grocery
I w
For choice Corn Fed s
tseef call at Braun s
Market
139 So. 11th
rn'11 1 i .'jjcosoccocoo&rooogo
ANNOUNCE GREATER
NEBRASKA TICKET
(Continued from page 1)
Eugene Dornbangh, for Ivy day
orator; Silver Lynx, Phi Alpha Delta,
"The Squires" honorary senior law or
ganization; president senior law
class; law editor 1922 Cornhusker;
Daily Nebraskan staff 1921.
. a a
3. Wilbur Wolf, for junior presiaem
Bushnell guild. Green GobUnc, iron
Pphinx, Viking, vice president com
m?ai rlnb: AlDha Kappa Psi hon
orary commercial fraternity, Omaha
club; chairman university nigni com
mittee; all university nlgnt crmmiv
tee; Y. M. C. A. cabinet; chairman
university night committee.
John Hollingsworth, Junior man
aging editor Cornhusker; Green Gob
lin, Iron Sphinx; sports editor uauy
Nebraskan; Acacia; business aam.u
istration day committee.
itk Tnrrer. business manager
n wvorr Delta. Tan Delta; chief
VA1
cartoonlft Awgwan; Daily Nebraskan
...rf- nroert Goblins. Iron spnibx, as
-..vitMtir committee fanners
C1UU, iuii.j
laii v -
Ronald Button, sophomore memcer
student publication board; Gresa uo-
tv,T. rns ion. ana wnne
vi.i, hool. president Forum:
WIU uifc" - . ,
the public speaking society; jud..
-,.nf member titers club;
assistant editor and manager tl Ad
vocate; Dally Nebraswn suui.
r- Phribrict senior member
board; Alpha
Theta ChL Green Goblins. Irn Sphinx
Viking; president sopnomora
In Years Gone By.
Nineteen Years Ago Today.
The seniors appeared In tbslr new
class hats. The hat was described as
Tifcker-Shean
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