T n E DAILY NE BR AS KAN
Tnosdny. February 28 1922
Ashing eifles receive
Precognition at Illinois
,n commontinK on an address re
,iv delivered at the University oi
uZ by General Pershing, the Cl.l
fl Tribune gives favorable notice
fthe rersMn Rifles of the Univei
X0 of Nebraska in the following ex
Lct from his speech:
The prt troon- kn0n 88 the ' IVr"
ghlng Ries" that General rrshin
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8trtln WodnMday Mat.
EDDIE FOY
nnrt
THE YOUNGER FOYS
In Thrfr w Trvy
"THE FOY FTN KKVIE"
RQPERO A MARCON'
"NIHLA"
Felix Putty, the Great French
Trainer rreNenU
TAR2AN
The Sensation of the fceen
A Kcn.1 Novelty
Blanche Sherwood & Bro.
johnny Muldoon, Pearl
Franklin and Lew Rose
A Revelry of Sour, !
and Music
The Famong Comedian
James C. Morton
sUted bv Mamie. Kdna and Al
frrd Morton tn a Comedy Offerlnir
eop Fahle. rathe New.
Tooted of the Pay
mentioned in his speech yesterday,
have been in existence for thirty
years. In 1892, when thie General
was military instructor at the Uni
versity of Nebraska, he organized a
troop of forty or fifty cadets, who
drilled once a week for fun. it was
not unusual to (find lieutenants and
captains in the regular cadet corps,
shouldering rifles and acting as pri
vates in the prize troop.
General Pershing introduced the an
nual encampment of cadet corps at
the University of Nebraska. During
Pershing's term at tno University of
Nebraska, his company was recog
nized as the best in the country. The
university received a set of pictures
from West Point witti ilto following
remarks: "From the best cadet coips
in the United States, to the second
best." f
University of Iowa Iowa University
organization heads have placed a strict
boycott on ice cream dispensaries,
movie shows, dances and all work
commonly done by -tonroslal artists.
It is hoped by this means to bring
down the exhorbltant prices.
University of Washington Train
ing rules, with a close observance
of sleep and diet, went Into force
this week at the University of Wash
ington crew house, where the oars
men live. Nearly three months wll
be required for the men to condition
for the California race.
Ohio University Fifteen students
were suspended recently at Ohio state
for cheating in exams. Students
there are no longer heard to brag
about their prowess at cribbing and
getting away with it.
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D ELIAN LITERARY SOCIETY
HOLDS ANNUAL BANQUET
Sixty active and alumni members
of Delian literary society vete en
tertained at their fourth, annual ban
quet, Saturday evening at the Lin
colnshire club rooms. Mary Ellen
Inglis as toastmastress called for the
following responses: Fellowship, Ar
riold Stenikraus: friendship, Robert
Inglis: courtship, George Darlii'gton;
to the crew, Ruby Wolfenden; to the
voyage, Margaret Osborne; to the voy
19 5-prs. Clarence Foubei. Mrs. Aimy
Mrs. Sargeant and Bean Lyman
alumni members also gave short
toasts. Several songs were given uy
the Delian quartette. Buttonhole bou
quets for the men and corsages for
the ladies were given as favors.
Where Thousands Meet
" Thoaoandk Daily
MON. TTBS WED.
GilroVf Haynes & Montucmery
In the DeliKhtfnl Comedy
With Music
Follette, Pearl & Wicks
Versatile Vaudeville Funsters In
"THE COAL DRIVER"
TAKETA BROTHERS
A Trio of Oriental 'EnHertaineTH
TOKIO'S ARISTOCRATIC
ARTISTS
HARMON A COMPANY
An Instrumental Treat
I LA GRANNON
The Vocalist With a Smile
"MATINEE IDOLS"
A Keladiseope of laughter
"With Stanley in Africa"
International Seml-WeeVly News
Bableh and his rrle Orchestra
Shows Start at 2:30, 7;0C, 9:00
MAT. 20ci NIGHT 44c; GAT... ISo
Other Worlds Than
Our Own.
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LINCOLN'S LITTLE THEATEB
ALL THIS WEEK
RUDOLPH VALENTINO
In
the Rex Ingram Production
THE CONQUERING POWER
and other Entertaining Features
Iwrle Concert Orchestra
t'. G. McVay. Director
SHOWS START AT 1, 8, B. 1. 9
MAT. 80cs NIGHT. 50c; CH1I le
HAT TCW
MON. TUES. WEO.
EEBE DANIELS
In
"THE SPEED GIRL"
and other Entertaining Features
Rialto Symphony Players
Wilbur K. Chenoweth, Organist
8HOW8 START AT 1. 8. 5, 7. 9
MATS. 0c; NIGHT 85c; CH11 )0c
BELT BUUCKLES
Hand Sawed
in gold gold filled or
Sterling Silver. Ex
clusive designs.
3.00 to 40.00
H A L L E TT
Uni Jeweler
Est 1871
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University of California A big per
cent of the student body and many of
the faculty are enjoying (?) a vacation
at TJ. of C. because of the flue. None
are dangerous but so many are i.l
lY.nt itiRtnirtors have been notified
not to roll call at classes.
McGill University Announcement
has been made of the marriage at
Santa Ana, Cal., on February 4. of
Dr. Charles Alton Rutherford, Mea.
fti. nf Seattle. Wash., and Pauline
" 7 -
Frederick, noted film star.
University of Kansas Dr. W. R
Robertson, of the department of zoo
logy, who is at present carrying on
investigations on heredity in the tur
key, is the only scientist so far en
Raged in this field. One of the most
practical results of this research work
on the turkey is in rinding out which
breeds are the most resistant to the
disease known as "blaskhead", which
tn tho riirkfw breeder is the most
dreaded of all diseases.
University of Wisconsin There
were 3,400 Wisconsin sport fans who
gathered on and around Muir knoll
recently to witness forty of Amen
ca's foremost ski-jumpers battle for
honors.
University of Michigan Chances for
rowing to be established as a Varsity
sport were given a severe set-DacK
when the proposal for recognizing the
sport was rejected by the Board in
Control of Athletics
University of Iowa A beauty con
test to choose the three prettiest girls
in the University will be conducted
by the Frivol with the cooperation of
the Des Moines Register. Concrary
to the experience of former years, it is
desired that this be a beauty con-
tABt. tint a. noDularitv contest. It is
asked that every student to cooperate
in the turning in of pictures.
McGill University The Snowshoers
are preparing for the winter Carnival
to be held here on February 24th and
25th, when Dartmouth, Vermont, Mid
dlebury, and Williams will compete
with McGill in what has become ar.
annual event.
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Where do
You Lunch?
Pardon us for asking. Our ob
ject, however, is merely to sug
gest that you try this restau
rant. "
You will find a first-class -menu
at very opular prices. Every
thing about our place is very
clean and inviting, and the
cooking and service well, Just
ask those who eat here.
Central Hotel Cafe
had a Bending radius of nine :iundrei'
miles.
T Years Ago Today.
The Nebraska Comhuskers look the
first game from the, (Valparaiso five
by the score of 30 to 17. This naue
a record of five victories on the eats-
ern trip.
The mid winter session of the Ne
braska Tress association opened with
an address by Oovem.sr Henry Al
len of Kar.H Hundreds vt N-lias-ka
JournMUti attended the netting.
EVERYTHING
FOR THE TABLE
Peoples Grocery
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In Years Gone By.
Twenty Years Ago Today
Mr. Elwood Meade, of the Univer
sity of California and commissioner of
irrigation for the United Staf5J oe-
partment of agricullure, addressed
convocation on the question of irri
gation in western Nebraska.
Thirteen Years Ago Tod?.
The dramatic club gave the first
play of the year at the Temple the
ater. "The American Citizen'' was
the title of the play and the cast num
bered sixteen.
Ten Years Ago Today.
The following piece of poetry was
published in the "Rag" concerning
probation week:
Will someone please elucidate f
I really want to know
What is Ihe use
Of all the abuse
We freshmen undergo?
The Nebraska high school debat-
at-m.' in 1908 writh thirt
members, opened its fifth annual con
test with a membership of seventy,
divided into twelve districts.
Six Years Ago Today.
Dr. Edward P. Hyde, of the Nela
Park research laboratory of Cleveland
Ohio, addressed an open meeting of
Sigma Xi on "The Modern Attack ot
the Lighting Problem.'
Five Years Ago Today.
Much of the Daily Nebrask?n was
defoted to a discussion of the smgie
tax, comparing Nebraska with other
schools which use this method.
As a result of the spread of the
scarlet fever epidemic in Lincoln, the
Farm House and Alpha Phi house
were both quartined by the depart
ment of health.
Four Years Ago Today.
It was announced that there was a
possibility of the government licens
ing the wireless equipment set up by
students of electrical engineering on
the roof of the electrical engineering
inhnratorifis. One kilowatt machine
i Fountain Pons. Eversharn
S Pencils, Alarm Clocks.
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the finest we've ever
shown the finest you
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SUITS and TOP COATS $30 to $60
S For choice Corn Fed 8 1325 0
Beef call at Braun's 8 ; ,
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Do Not Fail To See
"Adam and Eva'9
University Players
March
2
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TEMPLE THEATER
Reservations at
ROSS P. CURTICE CO.
Curtain 8:15
March
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