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Friday, April 21, 1922.
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WHEN you view your first pair
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you so greatly admire, is not merely
a surface finish; but a "built-in"
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FOR THE MAN
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WHO CARES
VARSITY NINE MEETS
WESLEY AN SATURDAY
Coach Prank put the Husker varsity
baseball squad through a gruelling
workout yesterday afternoon in prep
aration for the battle with the Metho
dists Saturday afternoon. A short
game was staged with the freshmen,
who put up a strong oposltlon against
the veterans.
The Coyotes are putting in the week
at strenuous practice with the ulti
mate intention of capturing the Hus
kers' scalps next Saturday.
Ratting is a big feature of the Hus
ker workouts. A batting cage will be
obtained so that the Huskers will
have an opportunity to develop their
hitting ability.
University of Washington An In
tercollegiate relay carnival will be
held at Washington University, April
29. The colleges who have signified
their intention of taking part are
Orrpon. V. S. C, Idaho, O. A. C
Montana Wesleyan, University of
Montana, Whitman, University of
Hritish Columbia, Pacific University,
McMinville College, College of Puget
Sound. Occidental and Redlands.
EAR OF CORN NOW
BADGE OF AGGIES
(Continued from Tage One.)
for every visitor to fill every minute
with rJlaetfure. Short write-ups of
each feature will give the reader an
idea as to the nature of each attrac
tion. Many of the students of the
University will know more about Ag
Campus and the Ag buildings after
they study that guide book.
SOCIETY LEADERS
"EXTRAS" FOR
"FOOLISH WIVES"
Several hundred prominent San
Francisco society folk played roles as
humble "extras" in "Foolish Wives,"
the million dollar picture to he seen
at the Lyric Theatre next week. The
"millionaire extras" were used to give
tono to the promenade sceneB which
picture the wealthy crowds surging
along the walks and terrace at Monte
Carlo.
The Universal Film Company, In
order to reproduce these scenes, built
an immense set at Point Lobos, near
Monterey, California. The ocean aide
fo Monte Carlo's famous casino, the
bandstand and the seaside (prome
nades of the Riviera resort were duplicated.
Participation ly San Francisco's
Four Hundred was obtained by Carl
Iemmle, president of Universal, as
the lTsult of a handsome contribu
tion to a worthy San Francisco char
ily. The wealthy Golden Gate blue
bloods motored to Monterey for the
week-end and devoted Sunday to
strolling around the Monte Carlo set,
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acting naturally, just as If they were
strolling around at Monte Carlo.
Meanwhile the cameras clicked, and
certain bits of action for the picture
wore enacted, against this millionaire
background, by Erich von Stroheim
and the other principals in the regu
lnr cast.
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DANCE
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TONIGHT
"The Norsemen"
Play It
Special Addresses on Liberal Religion
by.-
DR. HENRV F. COPE
Secretary Religious Education Association
at
ALL SOUL'S UNITARIAN CHURCH
12th and II St.
Subjects
Sunday, 11 n. m. '"'What is Religious Education?"
Sunday, 8 p. m. "Religion and the Problems of l!)-.'"
Monday, S p. in. "The Church and the Needs of 1!1"
Tuesday, 8 p. in. "The Now Evangel and Evangelism"
Wednesday, S p. in "The Mind for a Xew World."
Special music at these services. Everyone welcome.
Dr. Cope will also deliver an address at the University con
vocation Tuesday at 11 o'clock on the subject, "The Chal
lenge of Democracy. "
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EYESTRAIN
is one of the most insed
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Hard usage, bright lights,
nervous tension, all pnt
too great load upon the
eyes.
HALLETT
Optometrist
Est. 1871 1143 0
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