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WEEK, FEB. 7
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THURS. FRI. SAT.
Harrison's Merry
Makers
With
Dynamite and Babo Bruce
The Pair of Jacks
(Jack Befl and Jack Davis)
from
Statiea W F A A
in
A Kevelty Radio Battle of Sofi
Hal Neiman
"ONE OF THE FOUR HORSEMEN
GreenwaM at Vestoa Pr
Nine Red Peppers
with
KENNLSO.N S1STESS
Gary and Huatoai
The University Fin
BAB1CH aeU the ORCHESTRA
SHOWS AT 2:30, 70, :00
MATS 2Sc EVE. EOe
la fit, .Wi rrwiT
ALL THIS WEEK.
A Bif Carnival of Fan. Sa(. Moeic
eaa Daoco
Buster Keaton
la Hi. Latest Laauhfest '
"The General"
Lloyd Hamilton
ScreaaBtacljr Famny fca
"NOTHING MATTERS'
VISUALIZED WORLD NEWS
O.H THE STAGE
ED EAT.LE
Hines & Smith
Tat PeooUr VaonVriDiana
taii.t. aaa) UtreaemtrJ jets" -
The Novelty Girls
A Sextette of Tainted tWenttJea
BEAVER and hi BOYS
MID-NITS FROUC
FrWr Kiekt
DELTA GAMMA CTRLS
, la "A Sonefoat"
VAUDEVILLE ACTS 7
ORCHEJTRAS 2
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Notic
es
Thursday,
room, 6 p.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3
Clrl'a Commercial Club
The Girl's Commercial Club will hava a
noon luncheon Thursday, February , at
the Chamber of Commerce.
Aloha Kanrta Pal
Alpha Kappa Tai meeting;
reuruary o. commercial Clul
m.
Theta Slf ma Phi
There will be an important meeting- of
Theta Slitma I'M at t o'clock Thursday at
li'.ll.n Rmllh Hall 1
Prospective Teachera
All students who have registered or ex
pect to Minister in Dept. of Kd. Service,
Teacher a College and are Intending to
tearh next Sept. are requested to meet in
S. 8. Aud. at 6:00 Thursday, Feb. 10. -Xi
Delta
XI Delta meeting Thursday night at
even o'clock at Ellen Smith Hall.
Dramatic Club
Dramatic Club will meet in the eluB
rooms, inuraday, reb. I at 7.
Mystic Fish
Important meeting of the Myatld Fish
Thursday. Feb. 8, at 7 p. m. In Ellen Smith
Hall. Initiation of new members will stake
piace at mis time.
A. S. A. E
Thursday, Feb. 1 at 7:80 p. tn election of
oiucera tor second semester. Room 208
Ag. engineering building.
Corn Cobs ,
Corn Cob meeting. Temple building,
Thursday, Feb. 8, 127.
. Silver Seroenta
There will be an important Silver Ser
pent meeting Thursday at 6 o'clock at Ellen
amitn jiaiu
Gamma Lambda
All active Gamma Lambda members re
port at the Campus Studio at 12:10. Thurs
day, eb. foj picture, lie there promptly.
Chorus
Chorus will not meet this week.
Fine Arts Band
Fine Arts Hand will meet this week in
the old Art Gallery.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4
Deliaa Literary Society
Open meeting Fridav Februarv a. Every
body invited.
Palladian Literary Society
There will be a closed meeting:. Fridav.
at 8:80 p. m.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5
W. A. A.
The W. A. A mnMuinn i.tM ,m k
taken Saturdav mornine- Fehrunrv ft. at t.n.
thirty. Meet at the campus studio.
Discussion Group of A. and S. Collefe
The discussion amim nf tk Art- .nJ
Sciences College will meet Saturday, Feb.
o. at ten o clock in the lemple. This meet-
Industrial Authority Believes People
Aro Much the Same the World Over
THURS. FRI. SAT.
BEN LYON MAY McAVOY
The Savage
Also Newa Comedies
SHOWS AT 1, 3, 5, 7.
"I have come out of livino- in Eno--
lnnd, China and America with one
thing firmly impressed upon mo
men and women, whether they be
British, Chinese, French, American,
aro much the same the world over
only they don't know it. Thev do not
have a common trust and apprecia-
t : ... ....
nun 01 one anotner which will rise
above political disturbances such as
the present Mexican and Chinese sit
uations and build for world peace."
In this way Miss Agatha Harrison,
fotmerly Y. W. C. A. industrial sec
retary in China, who is brought to
Lincoln by the University Y. W. C.
A. in preparation for the Grace Cop
pock memorial drive, summed up the
causes for friction in international
affairs, in an interview for The Daily
Ncbraskan.
Miss Harrison is a very real per
son. She speaks quick close clipped
syllables, without a trace of the Brit
ish drawl with which Americans char
acterize English people. One might
indeed have taken her for an Amer
ican, and thus she proved her point
people the world over are very much
alike.
Six years ago Mist Harrison was
called to China to study industrial
conditions there. She left the London
College of Economics, which is a de
partment of the University of Lon
don feeling very small and very
much alone: She was rushed through
the United States at what seemed
to her a terrific speed. She silent
less than a day in most of the cities
in which she stopped at all. In that
brief space of time she met women
of the leisure class, college girls and
R1ALT0
TUES.
WED.
MYSTERY
wrn I
BLANCHE SWEET. NEIL HAMIL
TON. MATT MOORE, ARLETTE
MARCHAL AND EARLE WILLIAMS
A Paramount Picture)
in, the first of the new semester, is es.
pecially important in that a method of
procedure will be adopted, and everyone is
urgently invited to attend.
Chess Club
University Chess Club meetine- next Sat
urday evening at 7:80 in the Y. M. C. A.
room. Temple. All students interested in
chess invited.
A. W. S.
There will be no A. W. S. council meeting
this, month until further notice.
Orchestra
Orchestra rehearsals will be held in the
Dramatic Club rooms.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7
Catholic Student Club
The Catholic Student Club picture will
be taken 12:00 noon, Feb. 7, at the Campus
Studio. Be on time.
Vikings
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8
Viking picture will be taken next Tues
day noon at 11:45. Meet at the Campus
Studio.
LON
CHANEY
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Tiwi i i m
1. rrva-
We win
Have a
Special
Musical
Entertain-.
nseat iai
Additiew to
Regular
Prefrsas
Every
Thiirsday
NlfBt
For That Empty
Feeling
HOTEL
D'HAMBURGER
Buy 'em by the sack
Shot Gun Service.
B-1512
114 12 St.
PARTY PROGRAMS
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
PRINTING
Graves
Printing
Company
Three doors south of UnL
Temple
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working girls all held together by
one bond, the Y. W. C. A. When she
entered America she was very home
sick for England but when she left
this country for China she was juBt
as homesick for America,
" have friends In every city In
which I stopped; this would not be
possible in England," Miss Harrison
laughed.
"Do you know, I think our houses
are typical of cur countries. In Eng
land you see a house with a garden
around it you call it a yard but I
call it a garden and around that is
a fence with a gate in it which sep
arates you from the next house.
Here you doi,'t haye fences; you can
look right fnto your neighbor's room.
You don't pull down your shades.
"You can't," she hastened to add,
"in a pioneering - country build a
house and then sit down and wait
for your neighbor to call upon you.
You come out to meet us. In Eng
land we have our houses with their
gardens and fences which shut out
the world, but after you get inside
and know us you will find that the
heart of a Britisher is just the same
as the heart of an American."
"Six years ago I did not know any
thing about the Y. W. C. A. and did
not have much faith in the ability of
my association to do anything about
the industrial condition in any coun
try. Today I can see no othe asso
ciation of women which can estab
lish the understanding that is neces
sary between nations in the building
of world peace."
Three Years Ago
Raymond Lewis was elected pres
ident of the'pre-medics society. Rob
ert Preston secretary and treasurer,
and Arthur Mulligan sergeant-at-arms.
The pre-medics society has 225
members.
Dr. Latimer of the anatomy de
partment received an invitation to
the centenary celebration of the birth
of Joseph Leidy, at the academy of
Natural Science at Philadelphia. Dr.
Leidy was one of the early anatom
ists of this country and served as
head of the anatomy department of
the University, of Pennsylvania.
Ced Hartman . was elected presi
dent of the Nebraska N Club for the
second semester at a meeting of the
varsity athletic organization at the
Lincoln Chamber of Commerce.
Verne Lewcllen was voted to fill the
office of vice-president while Hobb
R. Turner was ' reelected secretary
and treasurer, and Joe Pizer ser
geant of arms.
Lyda B. Earhart, chairman of the
department of elementary education
in the Teachers College left for De
troit to attend a meeting of the ex
ecutive committee of the National
Society for the Study of Education.
Three members of the Lincoln
Chapter of Chi Delta Phi, a national
literary sorority, won places in the
Omaha Women's club contest. Miss
Eleanor Hinman, daughter of Prof,
and Mrs. E. L. Hinman, won first
place in the poetry division. Miss
Mildred Burcham, another member,
won second place.
Peace Advocate
Talks on Mexico
(Continued from Page One.)
That a new day has come, a new
day that requires that nations shall
deal more Justly with one another
and that the atrorg shall not take ad
vantage of the weak, was declared by
Mr. Libby to be the result of the
awakening of American public opin
ion which has protested against the
conduct of the state department in
the present situation.
GET YOUR
DRUGS, STATIONERY,
BOX CANDY AND
SODAS AT
Pillers'
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harmacy
16 & O B4423
The Orpheum Theater opens its
doors next Monday'night, "Feb. 1,
with a week's engagement of the film
"Beau Geste" from the novel of the
same name by Major Percival C.
Wren, directed by Herbert Brenon-
t r..t." . m etorv of the
eras
r u rnini Tcn'on and opens
f icuiu w..e " -
with a scene of a French battabon
approaching a desert fort in the Sa
hara. The battalions iru"'i"'
j- v!. ..infa ih maior fires a
U HUB H , .
shot from but pistol but there is no
answering signal from the fort- Al
though the soldier with rifles leveled
can be seen standing in the embras-
- . e a ej, A
urea of the fort, mere
spons. Then the .close-nrf "veal
that every man at hi port is dead.
ii A-.t.A. hark to the
The picture mm .
beginning of the story of e three
Geste boys, Michael (Bean), Piy
. . .v.:. rnj;,h finrae. Tbe
ana jono in uim "
etory fakea them through childhood
and finally to tbe adult period. When
their aunt loses a fabulously valuable
l: l n iiiia the blame
isappaixe, we;
and disappear, meeting again in tne
French Foreign Legion. Herbert
Brenon has so cleverly wl?aved the
mystery of the stolen jewel through
out the story" it ia safe p yentore
ha nnt one of the audience will
guess the solution until it is revealed
at tbe end.
Ronald Colman, Neil Hamilton and
Ralph Forbes as the three brothers
kova m-Ated character in this film
not will he lone- remembered. Other
jroles of importance are portrayed by
Xoah Beery, Alice woyce, mary
Brian, William PowelL Norman Tre
vor, Victor McLaglan ana lsonsaa
Stuart.
Kiwrial musical score written by
Dr. Hugo Reiaenfeld ia rendered by
the company' own traveling sym
phony orchestra. Adv. ,
SmSt
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