THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
LYRIC
ALL THIS
WEEK
THIATER
rhe Pierre Watkin Players
Nineteenth successful wemc
Present
"NICE PEOPLE"
Rachel Crothers
Satirical Comedy
Next Week
"SQUARE CROOKS"
'Smtm cos
WEDNESDAY
Two Hour of Delightful
Entertainment
Dorothy Byton
mil her
SIX DANCING GIRLS
"Snappy Stepper"
Loring-Lessig & Co.
1n Comedy of Surpria
"THE HERMIT"
HARRY JOHNNY
PERRY & MAHER
The Singing Funster, In
COMEDY CHARACTERIZATION
Sorrentino Four
A Mixed Quartette, Offering
"A VOCAL COCKTAIL"
Gus Thalero ,
& Gang .
Presenting Fast
VAUDEVILLE NOVELTY
"Chin He Loved to Touch"
A Rollicking Comedy
Also
J
NEWS and TOPICAL PICTURES
BAB1CH and the ORCHESTRA
Election Return Tuesday Nit
SHOWS AT 2:30, 7:00 and 9:00
SO ARE NAMED
TO SIGMA XI
(Continued from Page One.)
Young, Florence Penjamin, Mrs.,
Uni. of Nebr. 1927.
Undergraduate Associate
Alrich, Benjamin M., Student As
sistant in Mech, Engineering.
Bordahl, Jennie Belle, Rreader and
Laboratory Assist, in Botany.
Burdg,' Clarence F., Senior student
in Civil Engineering.
FRIDAY
NIGHT
LYRIC
THEATRE
Special Mid-Night
Show
Starting 11:15
The Pierre Watkin
Players
in a
NEW KIND OF A SHOW
Sponsored by S. A. E. Freshman
Reserve Seats at Box Office
mon.-tues.-Ved.
On of the greatest pictures aver
produced. If you have teen it, you'll
want to see it again. If you have
never seen it see it now
WAY '
DOWN
EAST
SHOWS AT I.
MAT. lOc
7 and 9
NITE 20c
Brown, H. Ivan, A. B., candidate
for B. Sc. in Medicine.
Collins, Merrit Edward, Electrical
and Mechanical Engineering.
Elliott, Clarence Kilgore, Chem
istry and Zoology.
Fish, Gilbert Rolland, Civil and
Mechanical Eng.
Hamsa, William R., Assistant in
biochemical research.
Hansen, Elmer M., B. Sc. Senior
in Medicine, Intern, in Uni- Hosp.
Haytor, Earl W. Student, Geology,
Chemistry and Geography.
Jorgensen, Theodore. Mathematics
and Physics.
Kent, Clifford Foster. Gradiinf' in
June, 1927.
Kilgore, Lee Alton, Senior B. Sc.
in E. E. June, 1927.
Kloso, Theodora, Botany & Chem
istry. Kopac, Milan James, Zoology and
Chemistry.
Lanyon, Wm. Liel, Pre-Medic,
WE DARE YOU-
to see "Movies 30 years ago" and not laugh long and
hearty!
This is but one of the big features on the Lincoln
program the first half.
Including
HAROLD LLOYD &
BEBE DANIELS
in
"Are Crooks Honest?"
"Romance in a Streetcar"
"The Great Train Robbery"
and other early pictures
CHUCK WILES
Playing Xylophone and Vibraphone
NORMA SHEARER
"THE DEMI-BRIDE"
A M G M PICTURE
CAPITOL.
TODAY AND ALL WEEK
HE'S-HERE
Today
at
3, 7:30
and 9:30.
P. M.
DON'T MISS
THIS GREAT
SENSATION
HE
HAS THE
WHOLE TOWN
TALKING
PRINCE ALI
"THE HINDU PROPHET"
New Photo Play Show
"THOSE WHO
JUDGE"
PATSY RUTH MILLER
and
LOU TELLEGEN
THE THRILL OF A
UFE TIHEI
Aalt you! Don't mi.s thU wndcr show
hat has taken the ton by ,t, m there's
tim. like the present. Coca today.
Attend the Matinees to Avoid the
NO ADVANCE IN
ALL THIS WEEK
A program of screen and stage
attraction you'll enjoy
ON THE SCREEN
ieeYoufcil
nua
Jack Mulhall
A Biff Comedy Roundup
ALSO
"THE VISION"
Mysterious. Fascinating. Gripping
Year's Prize Winning Short Story.
3
ON THE STAGE
"The Night Club
A Melanre of
SONG DANCE MUSIC
with
MAE, HELEN MURRAY
Singers of Syncopation
LEON LAVARDE
Eccentric Dancer
Beaver and his Boys
Election Returns Tuesday Night
SHOWS AT 2:45, 7:00, and 9:00
Student, majoring In Chemistry.
Moes, Robert J. Assistant in bio
chemical research.
Liorton, Eldred Oscar, Student As
sistant in Mechanical Eng.
Myers, Henry Coats, Senior B. Sc.
in E. E., June), 1927.
Renstrom, Francis Allen. Civil
and Other Eng. Dept.
Searson, Wilma Ruth, A. B. Zool
ogy and Botany.
k Shields, Lester Lawrence, Student
Asst. in Ap. Mech. for past 2 years.
Simmons, Kenneth Albert, Geology
and Chemistry.
Swan, Maurice Adolphus, Engr.
Depts.
The numbers were chosen accord
ing to the following requirements:
memDer 01 ine siaii 01 tne institu
tion, who has shown noteworthy
achievement as an original investiga
tor in some branch of pure or applied
science and has published the results
of scientific research conducted by
him. Master's and Doctor's theses of i
more than five years standing shall
not be accepted for fulfilling the re
quirements. A registered graduate
student who, as judged by his actual
work of investigation has exhibited
an aptitude for scientific research.
Any graduate student who has
shown marked excellence in one or
more departments of pure or applied
science, and any student who has
completed the first three years of
undergraduate work and who has
shown marked excellence in two or,
more departments of pure or applied
science and has completed thirty-six
hours of science, is eligible to asso
ciate membership.
j Any alumni is eligible to member-
ship if a graduate of the institution
of not less than five years standing
on the same conditions prescribed in
the first paragraph. Any professor,
instructor or investigator, connected
with a neighboring educational,
scientific, or professional institution
not having .a chapter, will also- be
eligible for membership on the same
conditions prescribed above. Any
associate is also eligible for member
ship if he has shown an aptitude for
scientific research within five years
after graduation.
All nominations must be accom
panied by published papers, articles
or books, submitted as evidence of
the scientific attainments of the
nominee; but alumni members may
be proposed to the society for elec
tion by a unanimous vote of the com
mittee on nominations without ' sub
mission of published papers.
ENGINEERS OPEN
FESTIVITIES TODAY
(Continued from Page One.)
bronze trophy by O. J. Fee. There
will be three five-inning baseball
games. The Freshmen will play the
Sophomores and the Juniors will play
the Seniors in the first round. The
winners of these games will play
each other in the final contest.
Open House Thursday
This is only the beginning of the
program that has been arranged for
the week. Thursday evening from 7
until 11 o'clock all engineering labor
atories will be thrown open to the
public that it may see just what is
going on in the College of Engin
eering. Students will perform rep
resentative experiments and demon
strations of their work in al labor
atories at this time. Each department
will have its own exhibit, and every
student will be given an opportunity
to take part in the program.
The Engineers' Banquet at the
University Club Friday evening
marks the close of the week's pro
gram. Dean A. A. Potter, Dean of
Engineering at Purdue University,
will address the engineers after the
dinner at 6:30. Tommy Tompkin's
Cornhuskers will provide the music
for the banquet.
RIALTO-nou
A Metro-Goldwyn Picture
with
ReneeAdoree
Conrad Nagel
Comedy Topics News
Election Returns Tuesday Nit
i : rs A,
Jack Mhttt W JMce toy ' " "
Delighting Orpheum Audiences This Week
f few drops qf Aqua
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A bottle full of
cold shower tingle
I IKE the thrill of a cold shower! That's
j how Aqua Vclva hi ts the newly sha ven
' face. This new after-shaving liquid of
"Williams helps the cldn to retain its needed
natural mohturc. After a shave with
Williams Shaving, Cream it keeps that
splendid Williams shaven feeling all day
long. In big 5-ounce bottles, 50c,
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REGAL Direct
University Service
from Coast to Coast
Come in and look over the
new Regal line of special
college models. They arc
recognized as the standard
of style and value from
coast to coast.
The Shoe illustrated is the
Eli an English Brogue in
Genuine Imported Tan
Heather Grain. The single
hole perf orations area hew
style Featurealso in
Black.
The new "RESCO" Fitting
Service used exclusively.
REGAL
SHOES
On Display
By Mr. Cush" Stryker
Phi Delta Theta House
SYNDICATE ADOPTS
COLLEGE'ARTICLES
(Continued from Page One.)
on the manuscript submitted.
Though any subject of general in
terest may be used, the following
tonics have been suggested in order
to "promote interest and immediate
activity in the venture : "That Older
Generation" (suggested as a free-for-all
discussion of the critics of the
younger generation,) "What Three
Americans do you Consider are Hav
ing the Most Influence upon the
Thought of American Youth," "Is
Judge Ben Lindsay's Companionate
Marriage Proposal a Remedy," "Why
Go to College," "Is Christianity Des
tined to Endure?" "Are Students
Babbitts?" "It has been stated that
the revolt in China has rung the
death-knell of 'White Man's Vaunted
Supremacy.' What is your opinion?"
"Is the U. S. becoming imperialistic?
. sen At 44 A
Are we on the way 01 itome 1 ato
the colleges molding or are they be
ing molded by public opinion?"
"When I'm Bringing Up my Chil
dren," "Have we a New Morality or
Simply No Morality?" "What should
be the Marks of an Educated Per-
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108 N. 13
Doubled Decked Sand-
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pastryt Unexcelled
Coffee
Day & Night
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116 No. 13th Street
Permanent Waves
THAT
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Don't Miss The 3rd Big
Day of Gold's Great
ilver Jubilee
300 FINEST SPRING COATS
K Rroup of JflO of the finest Coats for women
ind misses that we've ever shown at SUCH a low
ricel A few Twills, Ksshss and Satins but most
at them are man tailored Coats of selected
Tweeds. These are in styles and patterns to be had
here exclusively and come in all sites, IS to 44.
These Coats not only have unusual style and
beauty but will icive indefinite wear. Truly an
extraordinary Silver Jubilee Sale group at
GOLD'S Third Floor
12
25 1
m HUNDREDS OF LOVELY DRESSES
In this Breat Jubilee rroup of several hundred
Silk Dresses will be found some -of the most un
asual values, we believe, ever offered to the
women of Lincoln. There are sires for all in a
wide variety of colors and styles. The materials
include Flat Crepe, Geontette, wash Silks, Printed
Criffons. Geontette Over-Prints, etc. Every dress
is worth considerably more than the low sale
price, offering you a most unusual buying oppor
tunity, at
GOLD'S Third Floor
14
25
E Women's Lovely Underthings at
BOO exquisitely needled undergarments Night Gowns
nhrmises. Stenins. Bloomers. Princess Slips, etc. blipi
re of fine nainsooks, tailored or with narrow edging;
alher esrments are of fine Voiles and Novelty Cloths
lace trimmed. Delightful effects and colorings. Sale
PnCe GOLD'S Third floor
Great Sale of
Sample Bags
Hundred! of new and Purn-
-h all leather in those new coi
m and ntylen values regularly
1.95 to 6.95 the sample line of m
crest manufacturer at 25
DISCOUNT
1-4 Off Regular
Prices
GOLD'S Fimt Floor
Chamoisuede
Gloves
A irreat Birthday
Kale offering a
nam pie lot of
women's fine
C h am oil uede
Gloves in a wide
variety of color,1
and with the
fancy embroidery
cuff topii. At the
iair only
Afr
GOLD'S First Floor
!!!II!HII
M
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1 1
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Dresses that were formerly priced 29,00 and others that were part of a GROUP
PURCHASE which included many dresses made to sell for much higher prices, com
prise this lot.
GEORGETTES, FLAT CREPES, LACES
in styles for street, sports, ttchool, afternoon and dinner
wear. Light and dark colors. One and two piece, Moused
and jacket models. ALL SIZES. MAY SALE PRICE.
Second floor
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