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THEATER
The Pierre Watkin Player.
Present
"WHITE
COLLARS"
Mali.
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THE DAI LY NEBRASKAN
Iowans Make
Interesting -Discoveries
Ames, Iowa, March '23. Special:
The hired girl is rapidly disappear
ing from the best regulated families.
The truth of this statement is being
brought out at ihe Home Economics
Short Course in Electrical Equipment
which is being held this week at Iowa
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THURS.-FRI.-SAT.
Howard's Ponies
Brown & Elaine
Carl Armstrong &
Co.
IN
"Cuddling Time"
Guilly & Jeanny
Novelty
On The Biffel Tower
Ala
and Comadia
Babich and the Orchestra
SHOWS AT 2:30, 7:00, 9:00
Today at Rector's
25c
Meat Loaf Tostetta
Banana Salad
Any 6c drink
Novel
Menus
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and
Programs
Graves Printing
Company
Three doors south of Uni.
Temple
QRPHEUM
A Rrilliant Proaram of
Screen and Stae Attraction
ON THE SCREEN
Pretty and Fascinating
LAURA
LA PLANTE
In a Fast Romantic Comedy
"THE
LOVE THRILL"
OTHER SCREEN NOVELTIES
ON THE STAGE
The Joyous and Buoyant Artiat
LYDI A HARRIS
America's
Daughter ei Syncopation
Jacques Lafayette
nd
Grace Delfino
Featured Dancers of
Hollywood Screen Productions
Spring Style Revue
Presented by
Lincoln's Leading Merrhanta
Latest Creations Displayed by
Selerted Beauty Models
BEAVER and HIS GANG
Featuring -
"When Twilight Comes"
(I'm Thinking of You)
MATS. 25c NITE 50c
SHOWS AT i45. 7:00, 9:00
Thurs.-Fri.-Sat.
"The Wrong Mr.
Wright"
With
Jean Hersholt and all star
cast
Also News and Comedies
SHOWS AT I, 3, S, 7, 9.
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THURSDAY
YOU READ IT IN THE EVE. JOURNAL!
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TO-DAY
. Now See It At The
RIALTO
FRI. &
SAT.
State Col!pg. The demonstrations
each day are bringing to light the
fact that electricity can do the home
maker's work for her just as efficient
ly as can the hired girl, and with no
half-days off.
The ice-man, with his muddy boots,
is due for a rapid exit as well, judg
ing from the modern trend in refrig
eration. The electric refrigerator,
wmch is offered to the homemaker of
today, is independent it manufac
tures its own ice.
Electrical Equipment Displayed
There is on display during the
short course some of the most mod
ern of electrical household equip
ment, furnished by cot perating man
ufacturing compunica. Klectric wash
ing machims, refrigerators, dish
washers, stoves, vucuum cliani-rs.
waffle IC31S, percohiti.r tl.rv are
all demanding their share of atten
tion during the exhibit hours each
day.
"We all are concerned with arettinir
more pleasure out of the time we
have," according to Dr. J. E. Evans,
head of the Psycholagy Department,
who discussed the problem of adver
tising yesterday afternoon. And mod
ern equipment is doing its part, he
said, to increase our leisure time,
which in turn . will result in more
pleasure..
The short course is the first of its
kind ever held, and is in charge of
Miss Eloise Davison, head of house
hold equipment courses, and Prof.
Frank D. Paine of the Electrical En
gineering Department. There are
more than 10G short course women
registered, the majority being from
public utilities in Iowa.
Swedish Prince Viiiti Illinois
Prince William of Sweden was a
guest of Augustana College, Rock
Island, Illinois, on March 17. He
gave a lecture in the college auditor
ium on "Hunting Gorillas in Pygmy
Land."
Utah Has No-Date Dance
The student body of Utah Agri
cultural College entertained at an in
formal noudate dance the Saturday
night after mid-semestera to take
away the odium of exams and leave
only pleasantness to begin the spring
quarter.
California Has Unusual Requests
Unusual calls have been coming
in to the University Placement Bur
eau at the University of Southern
California. A few of the most unique
received recently were requests for
women to do ironing, and for men to
submit to blood transfusions. Ten
men were asked for in the latter case
and in a very short time over five
times that many had responded. -
Marked Difference Shown in Standing
Of Scholarship Holders in Colleges
California, Women Have Odd Costume
Freshmen women at the University
of Southern California are wearing
cow girl costumes, consisting of gored
flannel skirts, men's flannel shirts,
bow ties, snug ensign jackets, and
vagabond hats.
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When, smart Style, is combined,
witlt, quality ---asitisin.a
Stetson.- - - there, can, be, no
queStion. as to the, hayoic
Should wear
Sight to
TortylhUars
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"The STETSON HAT in LITERATURE"
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Overture:
"Sua Bums"
LINCOLN 1 ORCHESTRA
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CRETA NISSEN
ARLETTE MAPXHAL
Dirctd by
Ei!CHAatB ROSSON
A Paramount Picture "
Thursday Friday
ALSO
Thundering -Flaaa
An Our Cans; Comedy
Saturday
it.
The story of "White Collars,"
played by the Pierre Watkin Players
this week, is woven around the prob
lems of the great middle class, nei
ther presenting nor delving prob
lems. The daughter of a bookkeeper
herself a stenographer marries
her millionaire employer and intro
duces him into her home. His at
tempts to ease their material burden?
with his money causes them to takr
refuge behind their pride, and they
refuse what "Cousin Henry" calls the
millionaire's "charity." It is pleasing
large audiences at the Lyric.
The play has a homely quality
which should appeal strongly to the
so-called "middle Class" whose know
ledge of life as it is here portrayed
is an actuality. Its lines and situa
tions are clean throughout. It con
tains nothing of the morbid, abnor
mal, unusual, weird or even strange
and it is entirely lacking in either
sex-appeal" or sex interest, so-
called. The Pacific Coast Company of
"White Collars," which originally
produced the play in Los Angeles, is
now in its 108th week in that city
and still going strong. Adv.
Vermillion, S. D., March 23. Do
holders of scholarships in colleges
and universities live up to expecta
tions and do work which is above
the average student? To answer that
question, C. S. Ball, secretary of the
University of South Dakota investi
gated the records of that institution
to discover the relative standinar of
! the students who hold scholarships
awarded by the state board of re
gents to the highest ranking students
of accredited high schools.
Of the work carried by the 132 re
gents' scholarship holders in the last
semester, 51.23 per cent was passed
with a grade above average, 25.21
per cent was passed with an aver
age grade, 20.83 per cent was be
low average and 1.61 per cent war
failure.
Out of the 132 students holding
scholarships, 81 individuals did bet
ter than average work, that is more
of their grades were above the aver
age line than below, while 51 did
work which was average or below
average. Only a few were above av
erage in all of their work.
The analysis showed a marked dif
ference in the standing of scholarship
holders in the different colleges of
the university. In the school of law
only 25 per cent of the work donr
by scholarship holders was above av
erage, 19.23 per cent was average
while 50.96 per cent was below av
erage. Less than five per cent of the
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scholarship holders are enrolled in
the school of law, however, so the
figures may not be representative.
The same is true in the school of
medicine, with less than two per cent
of the total number of scholarship
holders with 79.41 per cent of the
work below average. "It also must be
taken into account," Mr. Ball said,
that the standards of the profes
sional schools are very high and that
the fields are highly specialized. Many
students who would do brilliant work
in a general course or in a course to
which they were particularly adap-'
ted, find themselves below average
in the professional school because of
the lack of natural aptitude."
In the college of arts and sciences,
the college of engineering and the
college of music, the majority of the
work done by the scholarship hold
ers was above average.
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