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WUI Hold Hop Soon-Banisters
w Leave Gift for the Col
lege on Graduation.
The senior law class was called to-
,her f0r l the first meeting of the
mester Wednesday morning by
pident Doane Kelchel. It was
Lided that the last year laws should
Tton a hop in the near future. Plans
for the law barbecue were discussed,
Ld committees were appointed. The
seniors also agreed to leave a gift
or the college.
The following committees were an
nounced: Senior LaV Hop.
' Andrew Shoeppel, chairman; Emil
Luckey, master of ceremonies; Roo
ert Troyer, Ralph Ford.
Barbecue Committed.
Emerson J. McCarthy, chairman;
Rodney Dunlap, treasurer; Irving But
ler, eats; Edward Fisher, band; Fai
ley Young, entertainment; Marcus
Poteet, publicity.
Gift Committee.
Robert Van Pelt, chairman; Fred
Walrath, II. Emerson Kokjer.
The junior laws also held a, class
meeting to consider barbecue plans,
and they too decided to have a dantc.
The junior committees will be an
nounced later. .
Orpheum
STARTING WEDNESDAY MAT.
EO. JANIS & CO.
A gmart dlvertlsement of music:.
Song and terpuchore.
fhit famous Awttrallan sportsman
ind blr t banter.
FRED LINDSAY
FRANK FARRON
DE HAVEN AND NICE
In "The Follies of 1776"
RUTH HOWELL DUO
KELLAM & O'DARE
In "Chatdnr the Blue"
MOSS & FRYE
How High Ih I pf
How Come?
anwp'i Fable Paibe New
Topics of the Day
Ksli. 25-60c. Mshts, 25e to S1.00 S
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3?
Till" R FRI. SAT.
Liberty Concert Orchestra
Arthur J. Ilabich, Director
International Newt Weekly
Mioninc Subjerts and Points
of Interest
"WHITE EAGLE"
A Tale of the Wert with
Kutb Koland
"HORSE .SENSE"
A New Comedy
To Be Announced
HERRON & ARNSMAN
"KOON KAPER8"
To Be Announced
To Be Announced
CAPT. BETT'S SEALS
"A HAPPY FAMILY"
MIOWS HTAKT AT t:SO, 7:00, t:M
Uul. ZOc; iht (Oct Gal. lSe
LINCOLNS LITTLC THCATf J
ALL THIS WEEK
A Gilded Romance of Fasbloa and
Barlnhiar. Daxilln- with LIIUoc
Twanr of Cabaret Jazzing
MAE MURRAY
la carcroutly stated drama of
the night life of Parts and Xew
Vera; a picture reflect Lor reeplead
ently th bewildering clamour of
great cities.
"PEACOCK ALLEY"
"BE REASONABLE"
Mack sennet's Latest Dlstarber of
tUaea
Froloroe
DONNA GUSTIN
CLEO Th" DANCER
Lyric Concert Orchestra
L". a. MeVar. Director
KHOW8 START AT 1, . S. 7. 3
MAT. SOc; MbUT. 60ef CH1L. 10e
Till R FRI AT.
Rialto Symphony Players
lcma I. Hrhmrler, Coad actor
Pathe Semi-Weekly News
The World's VUoaSlzed
Topical and Travel Pictures
Khowiag K object, and Points
of later eat
"ROCKING THE BOAT"
A New Comedr
VOCAL SELECTION
"ONE MORN IF I
REMEMBER WELL"
By Mixed Uaartotta
Dorothy Doylo, Archie Jooeo. brace
Campbell and Hyatt Hester
"BITS OF LIFE"
Ullbar R. Cbeaawetn. Orcaaist
HOW START AT . . .
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DEVIL'S ADVOCATE TO
APPEAR AT VESPERS
A novel vesper . service has been
planned for next Tuesday at Kllen
Smith hall. It will take the form oi
a mock debate between the Devil's
Advocate and the advocate - for the
defense. The discussion will Involve
the social ideals and the stand which
the Y. W. C. A. takes In regard to
Industrial problems. This question
will probably come up at the national
Y. W. C. A. Convention at Hot
Springs, Arkansas, in April and this
will be a means to ascertain the way
in" which the Nebraska girls with their
delegate to vote.
Florence Sherman will be the ad
vocate for the defense and Dorothy
Williams will be the Devil's Advo
cate. Jeanette Cok will have charge
of Vespers and will entef Into the
discussion. There will be special
music. ,
Some of the points of attack will
be the eight hour day, labor unions,
collective bargaining, child labor and
minimum wage. Many people have at
tacked the Y. W. C A. for Its 3tand
upon these industrial problems. For
that reason it is necessary for the
girls to have a clear knowledge of
these facts and to make a definite
(statement (of the standards which
they wish to uphold".
T n E DAI LYNJP-P BASKAN
In Years Gone By.
Twenty Years Ago Today
Ten delegates from the University
left over the Burlington for the great
International Convention of . Student
Volunter Movement which was held
in Toronto.
Seventeen Years Ago Today.
A complete set of regulations to
govern the University Cadet Corps
was adopted by the Regents at their
meeting. One rule made was "The
Commandant shall be saluted at all
Umes." '
Thirteen Years Ago Today
The hour from 11 until 12 was de
voted to the second annual peace
program to be given at the University
of Nebraska. Judge Lincoln Frost
of Lincoln and Hon. John L. Webster
of Omaha were speakers.
Five" Years Ago Today
Word was received that over eight
hundred players, representing 113
high schools would participate In the
annual lnter-schiolastic basket-ball
tournament.
Two YeYars Ago Today.
Nebraska won her sixteenth game
of the season by literally swamping
Morningside College by a score of
44-12.
The University wrestling team re
turned from Omaha where they suc
ceeded in winning the meet from the
Omaha Y. M. C. A. by the score f
28-12.
The Calendar.
Friday, February 23.
Kearney club colonial party, 8 p
m. Faculty hall.
Palladian literary society, 8:30 p.
ni. "
Union open meeting, 8:30 p. m.
Alpha Tau Omega house poriy.
Lutheran club open meeting, 8 p
m. Teachers college 21.
Wolohi campfire meeting, 5 p. m
Ellen Smith hall.
Kearney club meeting, 7:30 p. m
Faculty hall.
Sigma Chi Formal, the Lincoln.
Sarpy County club party, GJadys
Sutter home, College View.
Saturday, February 25.
Catholic Students club dance, K. of
C. hall.
Kappa Delta pledge party, Ellen
Smith hall.
French club. 7:45. Faculty hall.
PI Beta Phi Formal, Chamber of
Commerce.
Alpha- XI Delta Formal, the Lincoln
French club, 8 p. m. Faculty hall.
Faculty club dance. 8 D. m. Art
hall.
Phi Delta Chi freshman dance, K. of
C. hall.
Delian banquet, 6:30 p. m. Lincoln
shire.
Phi Tau Epsilon house dance.
SOPHOMORE CLASS -
MEETING IS HELD
(Continued From Page One.)
Social.
Loujise Schweser, chairman; Myra
Lunnar. Louise Schultz, Gertrude
Harte, Harriet Tuneburg, Mary Ure
WANT ADS.
LOST A Gamma Phi Beta pin
Call B3587.
LOST Black Leather Patent Van
ity Case in Chem. hall. Returne to S
A. ocice. Rewara.
LOSA Mink choker in S. S. build-
in?. Call B18G8. - Reward.
Full dress suits and Party dresses
for sale cheap. Uwanta Exchange
1026 So. 14th St. Phone L6854.
WANTED Room mate wanted by
freshman. 420 N. 14. L4220.
CORONA TYPEWRITER PRICED
for sale. Call B-3188 after 8 p. m
LOST LIGHT SHELL FRAMED
glasses. Return to Student Act ol
fice.
LOST BROWN KID GLOVES AT
University night, at auditorium. Re
turn to Student Act. office.
LOST A LARGE BROWN SHELL
comb, between 14th St., and 1220 R.
Return to Student Act. office.
LOST ALPHA PHI PEN. FTNLER
please call B 4512.
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RIDAY
A One
Day Sale
of Smart Looking, High-Grade
NEW HATS
Emphasizing the Xew Trims, Youthful Styles, Latest
Fabrics, Novelty Straws and 1922 Fashion Tendancies.
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Featuring Periwinkle, Tile Blue, Minosa, Canna and
other new colorings.
You will agree when you see these. Hats
that they are truly remarkable values.
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Friday, February 24. J 922
SPRING
FROCKS
--are charming
STOCKS are filling rapidly with new SPRING frocks direct
from style centers and by the way they are going out
rather fast too, for we are enjoying, already a good business in
spring dresses.
Canton crepe with its soft clinging lines continues a great fav
orite then taffeta with its buoyancy carries the spirit of spring
in its crisp frills and puffs and the new knitted fabric with an
eponge finish is promised much popularity. Trimmings include
elaborate headings with matching and contrasting beads, chenille
ornaments, long, rich tassels, embroideries, tuckings, ruffles, etc.
Colors are mostly navy and black tlio brown and new brighter
shades are noted. Sizes range 16 to 44.
Prices range 25.00 to 85.00
Second Floor.
Matinee Dance
Lincolnshire Club
318 South 12th
3:30 to 5:30 p. m.
Friday and Saturday
Ackerman's Orchestra
CARROLL'S
"For Better Dancing"
Neb. State B'k Bldg.
15th & 0 Sts.
Telephone L-G028 for
an Appointment
If You Like
Pleasant
3urroundings
-Good Service
Pure Foods
Ton will enjoy coming here to
dine or lunch.
Your order must be ritrht. We ilo
not want your rnnnoy unless It is
uttt wliHt .vou think It should he.
Meet your friends here, order your
favorite dishes from our larce
tienu.
Central Hotel Cafe
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OH! LOOK
Expert Shoe Repairing
First Class Work.
Shoes Shined Sat. & Holidays
for 5 CENTS
The KEYSTONE
SHOP
240 No. 13th.
EVERYTHING
FOR THE TABLE
Peoples Grocery
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For choice Corn Fed
Beef call at Braun'3
Market
139 So. 11th
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1 SPRING DRESSES
Latest Styles
Youthful
Best of Materials
Carefully Tailored
Portraying the Individuality
.of
College Girls
Most Every Material You S
can think of
12.75 39.75
Dance at K. C. Hall
Friday, Feb. 24
Music by
North wall's Jazzland Band
Six Piece Orchestra
Admission $1.00, Tax 10c, Total $1.10
DANCING FROM 8:30 TO 11:30
Vt with f70-
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Artistic Corsages is one of
our Specialties. Jonquils, Tulips,
and dallodila now in season.
FREY & FREY
DANCE
r, February 24
Rosewilde Party House
IWk' Cirrhfrn 1 tax included SI
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