THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
TiieHdny, September 19, 1922
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Harmoniilng Entertainment
ALL THIS WEEK
Dorothy Dalton
in
The Women Who
Walked Alone"
Other Entertaining Featuret
SHOW START- at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
Mata-2o Nloht 35e rhii' in
ALL THIS WEEK
Rudolph Valentine
First Vesper
Service to be
Next Tuesday
The first vcRpor service of the year
will he held Tuescliiy nt 5 o'clock.
This la to be an "Everybody's Lone
some" service. Anyone who Is should
Just come and meet the secretary and
cnblnet members as well as every
other lonesome Rlrl.
The year's work will he outlined by
the cnblnet members. This will be
the best opportunity for new studenu
to learn what the Y. V. C. A. Is dolus.
It offers a variety of activities for
all plrls and all who are out at the
service will get an early start on
the years work.
GREEK ORGANIZATIONS
HAVE NEW
Delta Tau Delta to Build a New
Home on Sixteenth Street
in the Greek Row
it
In
Blood and Sand
Other Entertaining Featuret
SHOW STARTS 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
MATS 30 Night 50c Chil. 10c
Where Thousandsc Meet Daily
Burton Mina H. L.
Brown, Gardner & Roland
A Passing Revue of Songs and
Dances
Ploner's Alpine Singers
A Versatile Quartette ii
NATIVE SONGS, DANCE'S and
MUSIC
WALKER & BROWN
The Blackface Funstero 'n
"TO PLEASE U TWO"
George & Ivy Wheeler
Novelty Instrumentalists
Featuring
"THE MUSICAL BOTTLES"
BOB JONES
Singing Comedians
SOCIETY HOBOS
A Continuous Laugh
International News Weekly
Babich and the Orchestra
COMING THUR., FRI., SAT.
"In the Days of
Buffalo Bill"
And a Splendid Vaudeville Bill
SHOWS START AT 2:30. 7. 9
Mats. 20c Niaht 40c Gal. 15c !
The Original
RAG-A-JAZZ
BAND
Returning to Europe
Take advantage of
the last dances.
Conac Club
Friday & Saturday
Nights Sept. 22 and 23
LINCOLN
HOTEL
BALLROOM
ORPHEUM
4 DAYS
Colonial
ALL THIS
WEEK
Way Down East"
Other Entertaining Features
SHOW STARTS at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
Mats 15c Night 25c Chil. 10c
WED. MAT NEE
EPTEMBE 20
2.15-trWICE DAILY8:15
Lloyd Nevadat Co.
"SANDY"
(THE WEE HARRY LAUDER)
Emerson & Baldwin
Richard Keane
l orn Smith
assisted by
HARRY NEWMAN
Gus Edwards
(HIMSELF)
Presenting
"A Fountain of Youth"
With
Alice Furness & Chester Fred
erick. A fresh crop of newly
found proteges
PRICES
MATS. 25c and 50c
NIGHTS, 25c, 50c and 75c
A now home for the Delta Tau Delta
fraternity will be built on the lot lo
cated on the east utile of Sixteenth
street between R and S which It has
purchased. This fraternity will foe
housed at 345 North Fourteenth their
present home until the new building
Is ready. Zeta Beta Tau has purchas
ed the Delta Tau Delta house.
Farm House fraternity will be In its
new home lor the com In.? year. A
house at Twenty-sixth and O streets
which it purchased last spring;. Aca
cia Is now located In Its home at Fif
teenth and H streets, and Bushnell
Guild has moved Into the building at
Twelfth and D streets
Alpha Sigma Phi Is now the owner
of the house at 500 XortH Sixteenth
street formerly occupied by Alpha Om
Icron n, Sixteenth and R streets, will
be the location of the home of the
Delta Chi.
Alpha Omlcron PI has acquired the
lease of the Alpha Sigma Phi house
at Jfi20 R street. The Delta Chi house
at 1610 R street will be occupied by
the Chi Omegas; Achoth will have Its
home at the former Acacia house at
132.r R street; Kappa Kappa Gamma
has leased the fraternity home on
North Sixteenth for three years, anil
the Alpha Phis will live In the house
nt Twentieth and D streets which was
formerly the Whltton-Carllsle school.
Sigma Phi Kpsilon has rented the
house at 1237 R street, formerly the
Alpha Phi house. Delta Sigma Delta
has bought a new home on the cor
ner of eighteenth and G. The house
at 1S-10 F street has been rented by
the Phi Tau Epsilons, who have mov
ed from 1341 F.
Charlall Beauty
Shop
Miss Lattie Nerver has opened
an up-to-date shop at 1240 M St.
Lindel hotel. Special attention
given to marceling, and hair
dress.
PHONE B2559
ORDER
Toasted Combination
MALTED MILK
30 Cents
JLLAR'S
PRESCRIPTION
HARMACY
WE DELIVER
E4423
As they crave a balanced golf stick
Chinese-red
barrel
handsomer
than gold
Super-smooth
rVTi guaranteed
25 years
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IhTO ONE more appreciates the new Parker Duofold
than the students who play golf. The moment you
grasp it your hand responds to that unmistakable feel
that means business. Its fit, weight and balance produce
a sensation akin to the pleasure of gripping your favorite
club. It holds nearly twice the ink of the ordinary.
It has a point of native Iridium as smooth and life-enduring as
a rare jewel bearing and guaranteed 25 years for wear and me
chanical perfection.
This is the pen that Geo. S. Parker, inventor of the leakproof
Lucky-Curve perfected through 30 years of infinite pains. Money
can buy fancier mountings, but the world contains no other point
like this. Its popularity has made a stir at the campus and class
rooms unlike anything known before. Many pronounce it "hand
somer than gold."
When one record shows that the average student buys 4 pens a
year don t you agree that it's better economy to buy one Duofold in
a lifetime even at $7? Now is th time to come in.
8axn except for i e
TheJis Year Pen
L4v Da off Aid
Chatelaine or handbag Iv.
Geo. B
Harris-
Miller
Latfch
30Days'FreeTr;al
iros.
Sartor Jewelry Co.
A Paine
Bros.
Lincoln Book Store
H. Herpolsheimer
Tucker-Shean
(Continued From Thro 1)
GOAL OF THREE
THOUSAND URGES
COMMITTEE
ON
Find Increase in
I The Registration
Of the Ag College
Art Latta.
Denn Lowry.
Francis C. Sperry.
Ward Kelly.
Kdwnrd C. McMoiiIoh.
Josephine Guild.
Mildred Oihmer.
Thelma Catchpole.
RU'hnrd M.icUlor.
Teachers College
Doris Manning, chairinnn.
Mercedes Abbott.
Ruth Snmuelson.
Leona Whit tier.
Alice Waters.
Alleen Nelson.
Pauline Durkett.
Harlette Timbers,
Ruth Ellsworth.
Meredith Tildon.
Law College
Oliver Maxwell, chairman.
Jack Austin.
Carl Hogerson.
Carl Adams.
W. H. Qulgloy.
Marian Hoyer.
Stan. Matzke.
The registration in Ag college this
semester nhows a dc ldcd increase
over that of the first semester last
your. This increase Is miidu up al
most entirely of women. The pres
ent figures show forty more women
registered than registered the first
semester last year, and only one
.more man. The total for the
tor will probably be raised from tlio
present figures by the arrival of
some late students.
TRY THE
Mogul Barber Shop
12 No. 12th St., For Service
; wo tint you tell others. If
w don t suit you tell us.
Ei"3ht Chairs No Waiting
IHLANFELDT A KUEHR, Mgrs
Y. M. C A.
CAFETERIA
"FILLING STATION FOR HUNGRY FOLKS"
Home Cooked Food
Quick, Courteous Service
Prices Always Reasonable
EVERYTHING SERVED TO YOU QUICK, AND
OVER CLEAN, WHITE, SANITARY EQUIPMENT
BE SURE TO TRY OUR HOME MADE
PIE AND CAKE
Open 3:00 a. m. Close 7:30 p. m.
Thirteenth and P Streets
SPIER'S FOR QUALITY
FJR
Seasons
Athletic Ticket
with the purchase
of a
SUIT AND
OVERCOAT
Remember this offer is for students
only and is good until Wednesday
Evening.
MEN
Mere is your chance lo save money on your New Fall Suit, Top Coat
or Overcoat. New Whip Cord Suits and Top Coats.
Kay Vee Models in Suit, and Par Kerry O'Coats, Tailored at Fa.h
ion Park and other Fine Clothe, including "Bradfords".
Prices Range
$19 to $44
Manhattan
Shirts
Spe&ion
Edwin Clapp
Shoes
