THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
CREEK CONTEST
BEGINS MONDAY
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A venture at the possible strength
of the teams, shows Alpha Tau Om
pM champions last year, strong
again, hut weaicenea oy me met mm,
four of their best men are on the
varsity squad this year. Sigma Phi
Epsilon, second place winners last
year, are as strong this year as last
if not stronger, but they too lost
tn the varsity. Delta Upsilon will
be heard from in the meet. They
have a number of veterans from last
year plus a group ol promising Iresh
mpn. Alpha Sigma Phi always fur
niahes dangerous competeition and
will make a strong bid for first hon
ors. Pi Kappa Alpha, who won third
place last year as Bushnell Guild,
will be strong too.
The meet begins under better con
ditions than the second annual meet
.ntwlucted last spring. The interfra-
ternity track meet at that time was
posteponed four or five times from
the middle of the winter until the
middle of spring.
EXTENSION DIVISION
OFFERS NIGHT COURSES
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English: Business English and Let
ter Writing A practical course de-
Ritrned to assist those who make use
of language in daily affairs. Many
tnmc of importance in the field
of business communication and every
day expression will be covered by
discussions and exercises. Thurs
days, beginning February 12, 8:00,
Social Science 202. Credit, two
hours. Mr. Weseen.
The Contemporary Short Story
A study of literary forms of the
chief writers of the modern short
Public
Stenographer
All Classes of W.rk
Letters Theses Briefs
Rate Reasonable
Edna M. Harrod
B-2M1
L-4007
Liberty Theater Bldg.
Room 20, 143 No. 13th St.
To the Theater-Goers of
Lincoln and Vicinity
The management of the Orpheum
theater is pleased to announce the
engagement of
ESSE
TfcVOBlDS GREATEST DRAMA
For Three Days
Commencing
Monday, February 16
With Matinee Wednesday
"Rain" Is the outstanding dra
matic success of the decade.
It's run in New York has nev
er been equalled by a strictly
dramatic production. The
company that will appear here
is the special city cast of dis
tinguished Broadway artists
selected by Sam H. Harris, a
name that is synonymous with
the best the theater has to of
fer. It is certain to prove the
dramatic event of the year and
the management suggests the
early purchase of seats to
avoid disappointment. -
story. Assigned reading and study,
and reports; Section 1 Tuesdays.
Section 2 Thursdays, 7:30; Social
Science. Credit, two hours. Mr.
Wilcox.
History: Recent American His
torySurvey of internal and extern
al problems of the United States;
training in the criticism and use of
present-day sources. Mondays, be
ginning February 9. 7:30: Snrinl
Science 201. Credit, two hours. Mr.
uoenran.
Education: Industrial Art Pro
jects A study of the changes in
crude materials (as found in nature)
to maKe them into useful things.
Class discussion, laboratorv. excur
sions, reading. Thursdays, beginning
February 12, 7:30; Teachers Col
lege 310. Laboratorv fee. Si nn.
Credit, two hours. Miss Wilson.
Engineering: Mechanical r)rwinc
Lettering, free hand sketching,
geometrical construction, and pro
jection; working drawings of ma
chine parts. Monday and Wednes
days, beginning February 9. 7:15:
Mechanical Arts 401. Tuition fee,
$4.00 per credit hour. Mr. Smay.
Fine Arts: Public Speakine An
alysis and interpretation of great
orations for the purpose of develop
ing style in delivery. Technical stu
dy of gesture and voice. Drill in ex
temporaneous work according to de
finite outline for various occasions.
Mondays, 7:00, Temple 151. Credit,
two hours. Miss Howell; Mr. Jenks.
Drawing and Painting Mr.
Kirsch is conducting a class in draw
ing and painting. Mondays and
Wednesdays, 7:00; Library 307. Fee
$4. .00. Credit, two hours.
Juvenile Art A course designed
for children of Halerit. Drawing,
painting, and design; No college cre
dit. Saturday mornings, 9:00; Li
brary. Fee $6.00
Juvenile Elocution A course giv
en Saturday morning from 9 to 12.
Temple. No college credit. Fee
$6.00.
Valentine
Announcement
We will have Straur.h's famouR
candy in beautiful boxes spe
cially for her.
Sugar Bowl
WE DELIVER.
B-1319 1552 "O" St.
AAA tiliy . r-',
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Scene from "Rain," Orpheum Theater, three
days commencing Monday, February 16, Mat
inee, Wednesday. Adv.
PRICES: Nights, $2.50,
$1.50, $1.00. Matinee,
J 1.50, $1.00, Plus Tax.
MAIL ORDERS NOW
Box Office Sale
Opens Tomorrow.
$2.00,
$2.00,
Spring
Hats
FOR MEN
All the New Styles
The
Avenue
The
Berkley
The
Eastridge
The
Balloon
The
Stadium
The real Spring Color is f
reyf varying from Pearl
to Steel.
$goo
MAGEE'S
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.-"Famouis
THXT'S
good
We hear this famous expression
around here quite a bit these days,
but of course not in the same con
nection. It happens when the boys try on the
new Kuppenheimer suits. Invari
ably, their comment ia "That's
Good!," usually with a strong ad
jective in between.
VIAGEE'S
Modern . Languages: Beginning
French Grammar, pronunciation,
readings. Mondays and Thursdays,
beginning February 9. Social Sci
ence 102. Credit, five hours. Mr.
Brackney.
Beginning Spanish Grammar,
conversation and easy readings.
Mondays and Thursdays, beginning
February 9. Social Science 105.
Credit, five hours. Mr. Fuchs.
Mathematics: Trignometry Prer
equistic, Course 11 or proficiency in
algebra, through logarithms. Wednes
days, beginning February 11, 7:30;
Social Science 102. Ten members
necessary to form a class. Credit,
three hours. Mr. Sherer.
Lincoln Business College
saj Accredited by Nat'l Ani'n of Accredited Com'l Schools
Approved by State Dept. of Education
1 NEW CLASSES BEGAN FEBR. 2
SSS Thorough work, Individual instruction, Classes planned to
gzs fit your need.
j Ask for catalog and circular.
S W. A. ROBBINS, Sec'y.
L. B. C. Bid
B-6774
14th and P St.
MON.
TUES.
WED.
WHERE
dvnH EVtPYBOW goes
MON.
TUES.
WED.
THOUSANDS MEET THOUSANDS DAILY
Brockman-Howard Revue
A Gorgaous Offering of Prlza Waltz Song
"PORTRAITS OF 1925"
Edna Torrence & Co.
In Beautiful Novelty Offering
"DANCE ODDITIES"
Gay J. Sampsel & Lily Leonard
The Vaudeville and Musical Comedy Favorites
"THE WOMAN HATERS CLUB"
Wm. Groh and Michael Adonis
THE PIANO HOUNDS?
The Season's Newest Novelty
Egbert Van Alystyne
America's Popular Composer Assisted by
CLEM DACEY AND JOHN GRIFFIN
'TEN SCARS MAKE A MAN'
A Story of the Golden West
MINUTE NEWS and CURRENT VIEWS
And a Great Supporting Show
Henry Bergman, Crisp Sisters & Co.
Al. & Fannie Stedman
and a Great Supporting Show.
BABICH & THE ORCHESTRA
SHOWS 2:30, 7:00, 9:00. MATS. 25c; NITE 50c; GAL. 20c
WE DELIVER
CALL B-4420
FILLERS'
RESCRIPTION
HARMACY
16th at O St.
The Hauck Studio
Our Pictures Speak for
Themselves
Hauck and Skoglund, Photograpkers
1216 O St. B2991
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LYRIC CONCERT ORCHESTRA
U. G. McVAY, Director.
SHOWS Start at 1, 3. 5, 7, 9 p. m. Mat. 25c; Nite 40c; Chil. 10c.
RIALTO
The House of Big Pictures
THIS WEEK
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Musical Revue . . . .
11-i.US
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rKlLLO." BALCONY, $2.50, $2.00 and $1.50
1 he boy who
became a
President
See dim rise from the log
cabin of bis birth to the
highest place in the land.
Know' his struggles, his
romance, the humor and
drama of his great life.
JEAN U SCHAEFER. Caad.
HERBERT C MAC AH AN, Organist.
All
This
Week
Colonial
All
This
Week
RIALTO SYMPHONY PLAYERS .
SHOWS AT 1, S, S. t, . MATS. S5c NITE Me. CHIU 10c
Jean Hsrrez, Clyde Bruckman and Joseph Mitchell
Directed by
DONALD CRISP and BUSTER KEATON
He Stokes a Ship of Joy
With Tons of Hilarity!
Shows Start at 1 -3-5-7-9 P. M.
MATINEES 20c. NIGHT XSc CHILDREN 10c
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