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Stanford University
California
Summer Quarter, 1923
Tuesday June 19 to Satur
day September 1.
Second half begins July 26.
Opportunities to work for
higher degrees and the A.
1)." degree, in the oceanic
climate of the San Fran
cisco peninsula.
Courses in the regular
academic and scientific
branches, and in law.
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ALL THIS WEEK
The Beautiful drama of the
Heart-Hunger
"FORGET
ME-NOT"
A photoplay for those who think
they haven't nearts.
LLOYD HAMILTON
in the big laugh
"NO LUCK"
Other Entertaining Pictures.
"SOMEWHERE IN NAPLES"
A Picturesque Vocal Offering.
Rialto Syhpmony Players.
SHOWS START AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
I COLONIAL S I
Here's Hay at his best Dandy
story neck deep In laughs.
CHARLES RAY
ALIAS JULIUS CAESAR'
HAROLD LLOYD
in
"NEVER WEAKEN"
COLONIAL WEEKLY
SHOWS STATS AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9.
If! LINCOLNS LITTLE THCATEP )d
ALL THIS WEEK
WILLIAM DE MILLE'S
Most Lavish Production
"THE WORLD'S
APPLAUSE"
The story of a beautiful girl who
risked everything In her mad
passion for notoriety, with
BEBE DANIELS
LEWISSTONE
CLYDE COOK IN A SCREAM
"LAZY BONES"
SAAYMAKER & KEITH
Instrumentalists
SHOWS START AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9.
TT LIBERTY NEWS
A Visualized News Weekly
2 AESOP'S FABLES
Cortoon Comedy
3 "YOUNG SHERLOCK"
A New Comedy
1 RAY SHANNON AND
MEYER GORDON
Something Ntw Beneath the Sun
" "SLIM" GRINDELL &
CORYL ESTHER
"A Study in Thlnology"
6 MISCHEL KURZENE &
YONIA
A Musicals
7 J. FR ANCIS DOOLEY
& CORRINE SALES
In Their 1922 Edition of
"WILL YER JIM"
8 LES (.ELLIS
Tumbling, Foot Juggling
and Acrobatics.
BABICH and the ORCHESTRA
SHOWS START AT 2:30, 7 4 9
MATS. 25c NITE 40c GAL. 15c
GRINNELL READY
FOR GAME WITH
NEBRASKA TEAM
Iowans Shifting Lineup so That
hcoring Machine Will
Work Much
' Better.
EXPECT HARD CONTEST
Scarlet and Black Quintet Will
Present Formidable At
tack Against
Huskers.
(Special to Nebraskan)
C.rinnell, Ia., Jan. 25. (Special)
After losing fom straight valley con
ference basketball games, the Grinnell
College basketball squad is settling;
down with the grim determination to
bieak into the win column next Satur
day night, when the Pioneers meet Ne
braska on the hoce floor.
The game, if such a rough and
tumble affair can be called a game,
with Drake last Saturday night demon
trated the need of an efficient scoring
system for undcr-the-basket use. This
is being given special attention this
week. Coach Elward is also drilling
his men on open court shooting, for
in the averages of the valley squads
Cii'innell ranks noticeably low.
Drake opened up the game last Sat
urday night with the roughest offen
sive seen on a Des Moines floor for
several years, in the opinion of capital
city sport writers, and carried them
throughout the game. None of the
UiiiiWll men were injured, however,
so the entile lineup can be used
against Nebraska.
A considerable change in lineup is
in order for the Scarlet and Black,
so that the scoring machine may be
strengthened. Fearing, who has been
playing center, may be shifted to for
ward, with Denz, at forward so far this
season, moved to center. This leaves
Critchett and Golvin to fight out on
even terms for the other forward
berth. Winter showed up so well in
the Drake fracas that he will probably
start at guard, with Witchill. Captain
Smith will be forced to play the bench
under this arrangement.
If this new scoring machine can
function properly, the Scarlet and
Black followers look for a win next
Saturday, since the Nebraska team has
been defeated worse than Grinnell by
the same teams.
LINCOLN RADIO FANS
FOFfM ORGAN fZATION
TO HARMONIZE WORK
Lincoln radio fans Tuesday organ
ized to attain cooperation and bring
conflicting elements into harmony,
formed. George E. Johnson, secre
tary of the state department of pub
lic works, was elected president and
Don Critchfield, secretary. A board
of directors was formed, the broad
casting station operators, the citizen
operators and the various radio clubs
each one electing one member. The
directors are S. S. Swift, Will King,
Dr. A. J. Coats, R. E. Mattison, E.
Al Williams, J. Kositzky. Paul Pal
mer, Ted Johnson, J. Ti. Hickox and
the president and secretary.
No attempt was made at the meet
ing to regulate sending hours or to
try to co-ordinate the work of the
various operators. This will be
taken up by the b3ard of directors
which will consider the reports of
the clubs and make a recommenda
tion to the association.
About one hundred were present
at the meeting.
About the only time when the av
S;'ge man ever gets to feel import
ant is when he puts on his lodge
uniform.
THE DAILY
CLASSES START
NEXT WEEK FOR
EXTENSION WORK
(Continued from Page 1)
treasury stock.
8. ' Dissolution of a corporation.
9. Organization of a partnership.
10. Legal aspects of a partnership
of interest to accountants.
, 11. Distribution of profits.
12. Problems arising with change of
partners.
13. Plsollulion of a partnership.
14. Valuation of assets and liabili
ties. As the evening classes in Business
Administration are changed from year
to year, it will be possible for students
who have met the college entrance re
quirements to obtain a special certifi
cate upon the completion of 60 credit
hours, equivalent to half of the regular
college course. Students may select
from the following courses as they are
given:
Required Courses
Accounting 4 hours
Introduction to Economics .... 4 hours
Principles of Economics 4 hours
Business Law , 4 hours
Money and Banking 2 hours
Business Organization 2 hours
English' Composition 4 hours
Business English 4 hours
32 hours
Elective Courses
Merchandising 2 hours
Salesmanship 4 hours
Advertising 4 hours
Practical Banking 2 hours
Itetail Store Management 2 hours
Railway Ecenomics 2 hours
International Trade 2 hours
Corporation Finance 2 hours
Credits and Cillortions 2 hours
Investments 2 hours
Fire Insurance 2 hours
Life Insurance 2 hours
Cost Accounting 2 hours
Political Science 4 hours
American ifl.sti.ry 4 hours
Kindness pays. Give the blind
beggar a dollar and he won't run
over you the next time he's driving
his twin-six.
You can estimate a country's birth
rate by the relative number of tour
ing cars and roadsters seen on the
highway.
Another good mentality test ia
figuring out a way to make one sal
ary place shoes on seven pairs o'
feet
Sal
of Low Shoes
A " for Women
4
50
pr
In the afternoon
why not stop for dainty
refreshments in our
Tiffin room,
fifth floor?
New Spring Styles Slightly Dam
aged in the Making
HERE'S A CHANCE to buy a good looking-,
new style slipper or oxford at a very low
price. There are brown kid and calf, black
calf, patent oxfords; strap slippers in pat
ent, satin and brown kid; Tongue pumps in
satin or patent. Damages are very slight.
Good range of sizes.
ON SALE FRIDAY IN OUR BASEMENT
January 29 and 30
at the
Orpheum Theater
Be sure to get your tickets
for the
VARIETY SHOW
TODAY
at the
ORPHEUM BOX OFFICE
Eight Bright Variegated Acts Best Talent
of the University All Original
Songs and Dances
January 29 and 30
at the
Orpheum Theater
Excellent Food .
Snappy Service
Fair Prices
The
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Mystic Fish
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WED., FRI. & SAT.
LINDELL PARTY HOUSE
$1.00 Plus Tax Good Music
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BEST INFORMAL PARTY OF THE YEAR
ROSEWILDE PARTY HOUSE
Saturday, Jan. 27
Northwall's Jazzland Band
Special Refreshments and Decorations
Dancing at 8:30
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