THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
First Summer Term
Offers Law Course
Law College announces a one-
get lor 8inu"
The courses offered will be: Con
.tiSonal Law, taught by Foster;
Torts, by Void.
pr. E. M. Cramb. U. of N., '99,
Cteopath. Burlington Blk. ISth & 0
St Adv.
ALL THIS WEEK
A Hilarious Comedr
"RUBBER TIRES"
A Motor Car Romance with
BESSIE LOVE, MARRISON FORD
BES5it and MAY ROBSON
Waters"
A Thrilling Adventure with
PR1SC1LLA DEAN
SHOWS AT I. 3, S, 7.
MAT. 10c Nit 20c, CHIL. 10c
VA iVEVILLEk
MONj TUESv WED.
If You Arc Leekinc for Aa
EvoBinf of Enjoysaent So
ETHEL
O'Donnell & Blair
In a Cosaedy Classic
THE PLASTERERS"
Wally James
Tak-
HELEN SINCLAIR
Taiabbun"
Forbes, Prout & Co.
Clever Boys. Shanehr Girls in
-DANCE FASHIONS"
The Versatile CNKsinw
Miss Primrose
Semon
Geatlesara Prefer Reds
Gertrude & Boys
A Jotljr Sextette to
A LTTTLE OF EVERYTHING"
NEWS AND COMEDY PICTURES
BABICH ana the ORCHESTRA
SHOWS AT IrSO, 70. 9rOO
MATS. 25c. NITE oOc. GAL. 20c
fr. inn. sitaMhrt't t ff
ALL THIS WEEK
A corking story, a peppy
cast, a screen tonic de
luxe. Every fan will enjoy
this delightful comedy.
PNEMDST
Bride'
OH THE STAGE
Gus Bartrama and
Vernier Saxton
KM.tiKl.hm. a Cycle
at Seats
for
ARL MOSSMAN & CO.
BEAVER .nd the COYS
7. Uai2f NitS
At The
Why do producers call some pic
tures what they are not? "Fashions
for Women," at the Lincoln instead
of being a fashion show, as the title
would indicate is a smart enmodv
take off on what happens in Paris
when introducing a new mode. Ray
mond Hatton, who played opposite
Wallace Beery in "Behind the Front"
and "We're in the Navy Now," takes
the part of a high minded publicity
agent who gets results, and does not
care by what method. Esther Ralston
is a chorus girl who looks like a fash
ion beauty and when the beauty dis
appears, Hatton gives her a chance
at being a mannequin. Things run
smootn untu some of the old names
fail to note the deception. Style
show or no style show, Esther goes
after her man and gets him.
When speaking of mystery all inci
dents are rather trivial compared
with the happenings in "The Gorilla,"
playing this week at the Lyric
The Pierre Watkin Players have
had this famous thriller in contem
plation for some time and thev are
giving it an unusually fine produc
tion. Ralf Hardole and Alex Campbell
do the two famous detectives, Mulli
gan and Garrity with a veneance
that is most comic This mirth re
laxes the tense chill of the story
which outstrips any two mystery
Where hamburgers are
the best
FRAT LUNCH
block No. of Buick Bldg
Curb Service
Home Made Pies
P. D. Q. Service
Cummins'
143 No. 12th
FORMERLY LEDWICH'S '
TRY OUR
NOON LUNCHES
Curb Service Ice Cream
Seniors
GRADUATION INVITA
TIONS WILL BE ON
SALE UNTIL APRIL 10
AT
Long's
College Book Store
Still Facing Campus
LYRIC
ALL THIS
WEEK
THEATER
Fne Pierre Watkin Players
Present
"THE GORILLA"
The Thrill far. Ck filial, Killiae
Mystery
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
Matinees, Taos. Tar, sad Sat.
Boa office ahooa, B-4S7S
What Matt-red if She Was Trrod
mmd tai She Must Daace Wfth
E TrWr Hour After Hear Niht
Altar Nifhif
ITS A TRIP TO BROADWAY
THE
TAXI DACNER
With
- JOAN CRAWFORD
and OWEN MOORE
at the RIALTO NOW
FUN
FOR ALL
FASHIONS
FOR
WOMEN
A Pa.aw.uat Picture
With
RAYMOND HATTON
ESTHER RALSTON
Cinij
News S.sdaltfaw
mm
NOW
NOW
Theatres
shows.
No advance in nrice fa marie tnr
this special production.
Joan Crawford, the chamninn
Black Bottom artist of the Pacific
Coast, is featured in "The Taxi
Dancer," at the Rialto, the first half.
A yonng girl goes to New York to
make good, and finally takes to danc
ing so as to be able to
I bills for a sick friend who has gone
j blind from bad bootleg. She meets
jmany people and is a taxi dancer in
a night club, she becomes involved in
: a murder and has some time trying to
( evade the law.
j "Rubber Tires," at the Colonial is a
good nature d comedy of a family who
start to California in an old car
bought from a junk dealer. The deal
er sees an ad announcing that the
jcompany will pay $10,000 for their
,car of serial number 1, and this is
'the car he has sold the family, so he
jgoes after it There is a young hero,
who goes after the family also and
.has a runaway auto.
The Liberty offers a song, dance
I and patter bill of unusual quality.
Gertrude and Boys sing, dance, and
itumble. Miss Primrose does song and
I patter. Forbes. Prout and comnanv
are an act with an established repu
tation introducing new steps and
songs. Wally James and Helen Sin
clair do "Taxicabbing," the way you
would like it. O'Donnel and Blair are
the funniest pair of comedians that
have graced the Liberty stage for
some time.
"The Night Bride" at the Orpheum,
is a racy comedy of a girl who starts
out to marry one man, finds him in
another woman's arms and sort of
resents the intrusion, at least until
after the wedding is over. The wed
ding march is a wild affair, with cops
and comedy aplenty. Sort of remind
ing of the life that is to come. But
like all good pictures, everything
comes out all right in the last fade
out. Dr. R. A. Gartner, head of the di
vision of organic and biological chem
istry in the University of Minnesota
conferred with Dr. M. J. Blish, chem
ist for the agricultural experiment
station, catly last week in regard to
some problems involving the colloid
al properties of wheat and baking
problems.
A HANDY PLACE
to get your mag., candies,
toilet articles, stationery
and school supplies.
Walter Johnson's
Sugar Bowl
B-1319
1552 "O" St.
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VfYTBEBS
CLEANERS AND DYERS
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These are but the tanftibU evidences of tb merit cfserit
which has delighted thousands oi college men and women
ia recent year.
Early reservation of spact, is recommended.
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X. E. Disney. Msrr., 127 So. State
APRIL ISSUE OF
MAGAZINE READY
(Continued from Page One.)
explains how Count Hilaire de Chard
onnet, a French nobleman and chem
ist, first produced the cloth by using
mulberry leaves and parts of the
tree.
The issue is thickly illustrated with
pictures of former Farmers Fairs.
The pictures include views of the
Midway, various floats, the Yellow
Dog, the pageants, the Snorpheum,
and the Follies. There is also a pic
ture of the present Farmers Fair
Board, who have the production of
the Ninth Annual Farmers Fair un
der their control.
Extra copies are for sale at the
Fnance Office of the College of Agri
culture for those that desire extra
copies to send home. The magazine
is printed in colors and makes a very
fine souvenier.
Museum Notes
Childs Frick, Research Associate in
Paeleontology of the American Mus
eum of Natural Hustory, has spent
the last two days here visityig the
University Museum. He has been go
ing over much of the material, but is
especially interested in the specimens
of fossil horses.
Mr. Frick lauded many of the Mu
seum's collections and spoke highly
of some of the splendid specimens.
Mrs. S. R. McKelvie has made
three painting? on slfcb of slate show
ing the conception of the Java Ape
Man asimagined and built up by the
scientists from a skull and part of a
thigh bone, and these paintings are
displayed in the Museum in the an
thropological collection, with a model
of this skulL These paintings are
done in color, and Mrs. McKelvie is
now working on others which belong
in the series.
Theoriginal specimens of the Java
Ape Man were discovered in Java in
1892 in an old river deposit in Java,
and are now in the Teylo Museum at
Haarlem in Holland. The University
Museum has only a model of the
skull, which is about as large as that
of a small man, and has immense ape
like brow-ridees instead of the uual
human forehead.
The recond murs1 p-iting for the
wall case of the M'r.-"t?Tn ha: heer.
completed by Elizabeth Dolan of New
York. This depicts various fossil tur
tles, and models and specimens of
them will be displayed in the fore
ground of the same case.
The third mural painting has ben
begun, and is a panorama of western
Nebraska showing the two famous
hills, University and Museum, which
have been the source of much mater
ial for Museums throughout the
world, and glimpses of the Niobrara
river. The fossil animals from that
locality will be mounted and dis
played in this long wall case when
the painting is finished.
Two Years Ago
Theta Sigma Phi, professional jour
nalistic sorority, gave a tea for the
women in the School of Journalism.
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The world's larfest sHrfi, Majtstic, sod the world's
larcest twin -screw steatner Homeric
The largest hip canyii Tourist Third Cabin pas
srnfrrs to fits ports oi EntUnd, Inland, Francs or
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The largest ships carryiuf, this class from and to
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The largest number oi "Tourist " sailincs oSenjd
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Weseen Praised For Radio Course in
Business English and Letter Writing
From Canada to Texas and from
every section of Nebraska and some
of the nearby states, Prof. Maurice
Weseen, of the College of Business
Administration has received letters
congratulating him on the radio
course in Business English and Letter
Writing which he closed Tuesday eve
ning.
Twenty lectures were broadcast
from the University studio over sta
tion EFAB, at eight o'clock Tuesday
evenings. Twenty-one persons regis
tered for credit in the course, while
numbers of others followed the work
for personal benefit.
From practically every walk of life
people have written to Professor
Weseen commending his work. One
elderly woman writes, "Your radio
lectures have been of material as
sistance in keeping my mind youth
ful. I am hot to blame for having an
old body, but I should be to blame
for having an old soul."
Several teachers have written for
a copy of the course, because, they
said, they had found it so practical
in their work in English.
A physician in Oklahoma writes
that he tuned in one evening acci
dentally and became so interested in
Freshmen Numeral Men
To Have Picture Taken
A picture of the freshmen bas
ketball numeral men will be taken
at 12:15 today at the Campus
Studio. Since the numeral sweat
ers have not arrived yet it will be
necessary for the L:en to borrow
sweaters from the men who re
ceived the football awards.
The following men ill report at
the studio today: Beechner, Ralph;
Calvert, Alfred; Grace, Harvel;
Hansen, Erwin; Mileski, Pete;
Toms, Howard; and White, Lloyd.
Prof. Boris V. Morkovin of Prague
University spoke at the University
Convocation at the Temple. The title
of this illustrated lecture was "The
Life and Creative Genius of Slavonic
People."
Russell Kendall, Urbana, 111., was
elected president of 1he Block' and
Bridle Club at a meeting held in the
club rooms of the organization in the
judging pavilion. Daniel Secbad, Pa-
pilion, was elected Vice-president,
Wendell Woodward, Overton, Secre
tary; Ed. Crowley, Cambridge, treas-
n
CajrllalfejrariagCo.
z 13 SO. 12T ST.
.LINCOLN. NEB.
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Don't Decorate
That
JALOP1
UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN FIVE OF THE FUNNIEST,
MOST ORIGINAL, POSTIVELY NEW AND NEVER, NO
NEVER USED BEFORE NAMES, FOR THE DECOR
ATION OF THAT FLTWER OF YOURS, THAT YOU
COULD POSSIBLY IMAGINE. GIVE THOUSANDS OF
FOLKS A CHANCE TO LAUGH LONG AND LOUD
WHEN YOUR CAR GOES BY. SEND ONE DOLLAR
TO MISS MARY POTTER, ROOM 4, ROSS BLDG.,
DOWNERS GROVE, ILL., AND YOU'LL BE TICKLED
PINK WITH THE FIVE NAMES SENT YOU.
Colorado College Summer School
COLORADO SPRINGS. AT THE FOOT OF PIKES
PEAK. JUNE 20 JULY 29.
SPEND A COOL SUMMER NEAR HIGH MOUNTAINS AND EASILY REACHED
SCENERY OF CREAT BEAUTY
STUDY IN A FAMOUS COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
ELECT COURSES ACCREDITED IN THE BEST INSTITUTIONS IN AMERICA.
COMBINE ALL THESE IN THE COLORADO COLLEGE
a
Strata aa Edse; the Gsrdea of the Cods
For soa-tlculars address
CUY M. ALBRIGHT, DIRECTOR
Colorado Borises
Cslsrass CoHer .
the lecture he wanted to get a copy
of the entire course.
"You can never realize," writes
another, "the pleasure and benefit
derived from your lectures, by a
daughter of a pioneer, whose oppor
tunities for an education were lim
ited. Rest assured that nothing short
of a land slide will be able to keep"
me from the loud speaker next Tues- J
day at eight o'clock.",
From Winnepeg, Canada, a man
writes for the lessons, and is espec
ially interested in that part of the
course dealing with the pronunciation
of words. He stated that he was asked
daily to help two children with their
spelling lessons and he wanted to be
sure of the words before pronouncing
them.
Several members of the Omaha
police force are taking the work and
Professor Weseen has a number of
letters from them asking for indi
vidual help on some phase of the les
sons. This is the third year this course
has been given and each year the
number listening in and registering
for credit in the course has material
ly increased.
urer and Melvin Lewis, Lincoln, ser-geant-at-arms.
The Block and Bridle
Club is made up men majoring in the
animal husbandry department.
When you go
HOME
yon don't want to look as
though yon hadn't bad your
HAIR CUT
since the last time yon were
there
Call on
The MOGUL
127 No. 12
Ten chairs
Official
P. B. K.
Keys
Carried in stock. Pick
out the size you want
leave your certificate and
we will engrave your
name, school and year.
HALLETT
UNIVERSITY JEWELERS
Eatab. 187J 117-19 So. 12th
Colorado,
AMES
We may be on the last lap of the
school year, but it is not the least of
all. In fact, as the point system so
ably puts it, the entire time might be
called oue major activety after anoth
er. Bot don't let a little thing like
that bother you. Just follow the col
umn and you'll pull through.
Complete Your Wardrobe
Tomorrow Because-
Orkin's smart shop for Wo
men has just received the next
summer release in Irene Castle
and Nikro models in dresses and
coats. And when the college
girl slips into an Irene Castle
dress she knows that she is well
dressed.
' So take tomorrow afternoon
off to see their smart coats and
frocks. Coats range from twenty-five
to fifty dollars in price
and dresses from thirty-five to
sixty-five dollars. The predom
inating material and shade for
the balance of the season and
mid-summer wear is navy blue
georgettes.
Just one more thing for
spring is here and the out-of-doors
is calling. Orkin's carry
a complete line of riding
breeches and boots.
Thinking of You
Every Day
Mother and Dad! Your
brother and your Sweetheart!
Of course they are thinking of
yon EVERYDAY. And yon?
Well sometime during the day
you usually find a minute' to
cram in a tiny thought about the
folks at home, too.
The folks at home sort of
take it for granted that you are
thinking of them when the whirl
of college life gets so much so
that you haven't even a minute
to write home and let them
know that you are thinking.
Dont make them take you for
granted this Easter time. You
can't go home, but you can send
a thoughtful little messenger
a greeting card that will
please the folks you left behind
a lot. It takes so little of your
time, and it means so much to
them, if you drop in at George
Bros, to make your selection.
Good News For
Collegiate Legs
There is, in town, a most good
looking type of hose that seems
to have every advantage. They
are made in three weights, chif
fon, service chiffon, and service.
Both chiffons are silk
throughout. Now in many hose
the heel is reinforced with lisle,
and when they are washed the
lisle shows through. But these
hoe are reinforced with silk,
and when THEY are washed
why there isn't any lisle to show
through.
They are long in the leg
with very short tops an ex
tremely desireable item in this
day of very short skirts.. Last
but not least, they are sold at
the uniform price of $1.95 or
box of three pair for $5.50.
Youll find them at Magee's
in all the new shades.
Get Ready For
The Easter Parade
Miss Breen, buyer for Orkin's
Smart Shop, is going east today
and will return with many pret
ty things for the college maid.
And who would feel right on
Easter day without a brand new
Easter bonnet?
I wouldn't I know. And you
wouldn't either. No, of course
not. So go down to Orkin's
Millinery department now and
pick ost YOUR Farter bs.
For girls, as usual, you een
always find the smartest t! ir i
at Orkin's . Each hat is sele " i
with a perscrii.1 totkb t -t
makes its rosseion all t'-e
more delightful. There are r,o
two bats alike, and not a f c
tory model in the house.
So, don't forget! lop it C --kin's.
ed steamship agent.