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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
DELTA UPSILON HOST
TO PROVINCE MEETING
Eight Chapters of Fraternity
ixepresented at Annual
Convention.
The Nebraska chapter of Delta Up-
siion was host to the annual province
convention of the fraternitv VrAav
and- Saturday, with eight chapters
represented. Robert E. Clark, Chi
cago, '13, provincial supervisor, came
here from the convention of tho
fourth province at Marietta. Chan.
cellor Avery gave an address of wel
come to the delegates an the H
Friday evening at the local chapter
bouse.
Representatives from Minnesota.
Wisconsin, Chicago, Northwestern,
Illinois, Kansas and Iowa State make
up me convention. The onen ncr
business meetine was held Fridav af
ternoon followed by a banquet at the
D. U. house.
Week LYRIC Week
D.W. V:
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THE
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The White Rose That Turned
Crimson
and then became pure white once more. A
story as big as love itself. As big as joy. Big
as ennobling tears. A love story baring the
innermost secrets of a lover's heart. A true
story of real life about
A Girl Who Couldn't Stop Loving
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ELTINGE AND BROWN v
BROTHERS AT ORPHEUM
Over one-half mile of gowns,
which it takes twenty-four trunks to
hold, and a wardrobe mistress and
an assistant to take care of, is the
record hung up this season by Julian
Eltinge, who is to be at theOrpheum
two nights and Wednesday matinee,
March 19 and 20 with Julian El
tinge and Tom Brown Black and
White Revue of 1924.
Regarding his wardrobe, Eltinge
says: "If a statistician were to get
busy and figure out the amount of
cloth used in my sixty-six gowns, he
would find thatjthere were 2t yards,
2178 feet, and 26,136 inches to
them. Add to that forty-nine hats,
each of them holding from two to
five yards of material, not counting
the flowers and plumage, ard thirty-eight
pairs of slippers, and I csk
any man in the audience' how he
would like the job of providing him
self with feminine fripperies, and I
venture to say that if I weren't care
ful, but let myself go, that by. the
end of a season I would be broke.
"As a matter of fact, I cannot say
that I blame the women for want
ing to marry men with money, when
one considers the price of their ap-j
parel. On the other hand, I cannot
blame men for hesitating about mar
rying when they get wise to the cost
of women's clothing, and I feel sure
that many a man is a bachelor today
because he did not have the courage
to face the bi'.'s."
Mr. Eltir.fce's wardrobe ha-, been
especially m-l.j for this tour, and
contains the last word in feminine
modes, constityting a fashion show in
itself.
COMPLETE PLAN
FOR SINGLE TAX
(Continued from page 1)
which shall be called whenever the
Student Council is so petitioned by
at least 100 qualified student voters
of the University of Nebraska.
It is agreed by each of the under
signed that the management of each
activity definitely sharing in the
proceeds of this agreement will give
all their regular campaign efforts to
the united campaign for the single tax
ticket, and will so render this part
of the agreement under the direction
of the controlling board. The con
trolling board shall determine the
manner and means for the conduct
ing of the united campaign for the
single tax.
This agreement shall operate only
for one year except as it is renewed
upon new or amended terms as
agreed to by all parties to this agree
ment, including the Student Council.
For any person who is a certified
member of one or more of the al
loted activities included in the single
tax a refund from the fund of such
activity may be made to them upon
certification of the controlling coach
or faculty supervisor as to such mem
bership in the activity.
The following reasons were given
by he council in support of the plan
chosen :
The saving to 2500 students is es
timated to be $1.05 to' $4.50 each.
The enactment of the tax would
mean the abolition of all drives or
campaigns from the campus with the
exception of the single tax campaign
itself.
The time saved to the people re
quired to work on the different cam
paigns is estimated from four to six
days each semester.
This is a voluntary combination
ticket to be sold by the combined
activities and is not compulsory but
would be sold as any single activity
ticket or receipt is now sold but en
titling each person to the benefits of
the price reduction, whereas the gen
eral rate of all the activities included
will be at least 50 per cent greater
to all those buying individual tickets
to each activity included in the com
bination.
Thi. P AT TO "s
Week IVlJTlJ-l 1 J Week
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A Spotlight Romance
From -UPSTAGE," RITA WEIMAN
ITHOfi l J. HOPKINS HAROLD SHAW
With a SuperU Cast including
TOM MOOIIE
ORPHEUM Wed., Thur. Mar. 19-20
SPECIAL MATINEE WEDNESDAY
' PRICES Nite, $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50. MAT. 50c, $1.00, $1.50 plus tax
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Monday Tuesday
Wednesday
IBERTY
Thursday Friday
Saturday
TWO SPLENDID BILLS OF ORPHEUM CIRCUIT ATTRACTIONS
Vaudeville's Most Artistic Offering
"THE CHINA BLUE PLATE"
Milton Aborn's Beautiful Fsntasr
BY JACK ARNOLD AND A. BALDWIN SLOANE
CLARENCE HATTIE
COLEY & JAXON
The Minstrel and The Maid." assisted tr Boaey
CASETTA, RYDELL & CO.
A Sextette of Talented Artists la
"A SERIES OF ARTISTIC DANCES"
PARAMOUNT FOUR
A auartetu of clever chaps ia TYPICAL, TOPICAL TUNES
A Dazzling Vaudeville Offering
STEWART SISTERS and
GOLDEN WEST GIRLS' BAND
"A NOVELTY DIVERTISEMENT"
THE LE RAYS
Offer aa artistic novelty entitled "AT THE GOLF CLUB"
"LEATH ERSTOCKI NG"
Jasaos Fonnianri Cooper's f.i.us story
"MINUTE NEWS AND CURRENT, VIEWS"
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Harry Rogers offers the rural musical comedy
"LONESOMETOWN"
with a versatile octet t. of artists featuring
TOBY WILSON
EMIL DEMAREST
Vaudeville's Favorite EnUr'-iaer
JIM & FLO BOGARD
The Amusement Chefs ia "ALL FUN"
J. P. LINN AND COMPANY
Aa amazing entertainer ia "CHAIR UP"
"THE WAY OF A MAN"
Emorsoa Hough's stirring tale of the west
"CURRENT NEWS AND MINUTE VIEWS"
BABICH AND HIS PRIZE ORCHESTRA
SHOWS START AT 2:30, 7 AO. 0:00
MAT. 25c; NITE SOc; GAL. 20e
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