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Osteopath. Burlington uik., i3 ana
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ALL THIS WEEK
.. 0f screen and eUe
"tlon. rouU .njoy
ON THE SCREEN
mm
Jack Mulhall
A Bit Comedy Roundup
ALSO
"THE VISION"
ON THE STAGE
"The Night Club"
A Melane of
SONG DANCE MUSIC
with
MAE, HELEN MURRAY
Sincere of Syncopation
LEON LAVARDE
Eccentric Dancer
Beaver and his Boy
Election Return Tuesday Night
SHOWS AT 2:45, 7:00, and 9:00
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Notices
FRIDAY, MAY 6
Gamma Alpha CM
uarnma Alpna Chi meeting at 12 o'clock
r riuay noon.
Union Literary Society
1SZ7 at 8:80 P. M. A three-act play. Jack
2.S.eK,'" U V1" ftur ' the pronram.
Everybody welcome. Coma and bring a
friend.
Arti and Science Baseball Player.
.... ...... ..... csacoau piijeia
practice ft 4 o'clock Friday at 82nd and
Vine. Everybody out whether signed up or
not.
SATURDAY, MAY 7
Kappa Phi
Kappa Phi. Methodist Girl's Sorority, will
entertain Mothers at a Mother's Day Tea
at Ellen Smith Hail Saturday afternoon.
May 7, 2:80 to 6.
ALL THIS
WEEK
LYRIC
THEATER
The Pierre Watkin Players
NINETEENTH SUCCESSFUL WEEK
Present
"NICE PEOPLE"
Rachel Crothers
Satirical Comedy
Mid-Night Show Friday
Next Week
- "SQUARE CROOKS'
LYRIC
FRIDAY
NIGHT
THEATRE
Special
Mid-Night Show
To-Night
A New and Different Kind
TICKETS AT BOX OFFICE
BANQUET TO CLOSE
ENGINEER'S WEEK
(Continued from Page One.)
Committee of the American Society
of Mechanical Engineers.
Dean Potter is a personal friend of
Dean Ferguson, and it was through
the efforts of Dean Ferguson that
the committee was able to get such
a prominent man as Dean Potter to
address the banquet.
Many Entertainment Features
In addition to the address by Dean
Potter, the committee headed by
Theodore Blaschke has arranged
several other features for entertain
ment. The "Sledge", official scandal
sheet of the engineers, -will be dis
tributed. Following the regular cus
tom, the name of the editor will not
be made public.
Sigma Tau will make the scholar
ship award, and will present a pic
ture of the man elected to the Hall
of Fame. This picture will be placed
in the Hall of Fame in M. E. build
ing. A scholarship award in the civil
engineering department will be made
by Clark E. Mickey, chairman of
that department.
Ed Jolley, '27, General Engineers'
Week Chairman, has made arrange
ments to have Tommy Tompkin's
Cornhuskers furnish the music for
the banquet.
YOUNG MEN!
When You Think
of Diamonds,
think of
Fenton B. Fleming
Jewelry Shop
B3421 1143 O St,
TO-DAY
WILLIAM HAINES
"No Hit Kelly' the "sheik of btftebal. puts sex
pfva. Into llife- grand old game In
"Slide Kelly Slide".
A hijarious tale of the pranks, trials and thrills
of a cay young- braitcart. A great ball player
and he knew it. Winning games was easy for
him but oil what trouble he met when he tried
to win a girl's heart.
WITH SALLY O'NEIL
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
.. OVERTURE ....
A. L. BONNER,
CONDUCTING
"PROLOGUE FROM
PAGUACCI"
Chuck Wiles,
Xylophonist
Soloist with Lopes and
Pry or Bands.
CHENOWETII
at the Mighty
Wurlitzer
HARRIET CRUISE
Soloist
Featuring
"SO BLUE
NEWS -
1200 EXPECTED AT
ANNUAL FETE DAY
(Continued from Page One.)
be prepared to notify any contest
ants to report for an additional test
at Social Science 107 by 3:30 o'clock.
Any contestant failing to report at
that room at that time will forfeit
the tied event.
The results will be announced and
the medals awarded in the auditorium
at 3:45. The University Y. M. C. A.
will welcome all visitors at the As
sociation rooms in the temple. Wait
ing rooms and checking privileges
will be available.
Order of Event
The order of events in the Social
Science building are as follows:
8:00 English Composition, 101.
9:30 English Literature, 101.
Alegbra, 3021 & III.
Geometry, 301.
Trigonometry, 301.
American History, 201.
European, History, 101 Ancient
& Modern.
10:00. Girls' Athletic Coaches, 101
Women's Gymnasium.
11:00 Civics, 201.
Latin, 107.
French, 301.
Spanish, 301.
Economics, 113.
Intelligence Tests, 105.
Physics, 101.
Chemistry, 101.
Botany, 101.
Physiology, 101.
Zoology, 101.
1 :30 Spelling Contest, Auditorium.
2:00 Field and Track Meet, Ne
braska Memorial Stadium.
3:30 Contests for Tied Places, 107.
There will be reduced rates on the
railroads, one and one-half fare rates
from May 11 to 14, expiring May 16.
Fraternities at Penn State will
henceforth bid according to the
sealed bid system, and bids may not
be made until one week after rush
ing season opens, if the rules pro
posed by the Interfraternity Council
are adopted by all frate; nities.
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CLEANERS AND DYERS
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Delighting Orpheum Audiences Thi Week
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CAPITOL
ALL THIS WEEK
Today AH Lincoln It Talking About Prince AH.
EYES THAT SEE
EVERYTHING
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Making Hi First American Tour U the Celebrated
East Indian Mystic and Mind Reader
PRINCE All
,'Tho Hindu Prophet"-To him your future i an
Pen book. Ask him anything. lie knows everything.
cy how about your best girl and your finals in June?
No Xdvxnce in Pricrs .
WHY Did Thi3
Beautiful Woman
Wear a Mask o
Mm
WITH
, ANNA Q. NILSSON
CHARLIE MURRAY
HOLBROOK BLINN
. 1 rtiZ-ZZ-ZS? r.
, Jr-rr rVTCYRODY cots
FRI. SAT.
BIG DOUBLE BILL
STUART'S
INTERNATIONAL
REVUE
Presenting a singing-, dancing
MUSICAL ODDITY
TOM ALMOND
and the
GRAY SISTERS
In a Gorgeous
TERPSICHOREAN NOVELTY
Doc Denyle & Co.
A Surprise Offering
"SOMETHING DIFFERENT"
Marker & Schenck
Singing Funsters in 1 1
WHO AKt TOU."
Beegee & Quepee
in the Novelty
"VP SIDE DOWN."
BABICH and ORCHESTRA
NOTE! Noarlr all of the beautiful theaters owned and operated bjr the Orpheum
Circuit now present a double program which includes features picture and
Ave standard acts of vaudeville. This successful poller will ba presented tin
baJitnce of the season at tha Liberty starting today
SHOWS START SHARP AT
2:30, 6:45, 9:00 MAT. 25c, NITE 50c, GAL. 20c
OPEN HOUSE IS
VISITED BY 2000
(Continued from Pae On.)
eolation starts with a crude drug
and by adding; water a solvent is
formed which produces a liquid.
The room dealing with physiologi
cal subjects under the microscope
was crowded nil during; the evening.
Many interesting specimens were
shown here revealing muscles, blood
vessels and the finer tissues.
The last feature of entertainment
for the evening was music furnished
by the Pharmaceutical orchestra in
the large lecture room on the main
floor. A favor, compounded by the
students of the College of Pharmacy,
was presented each guest upon leav
ing the building.
A University of Minnesota student
orchestra will tour the Orient this
summer.
Sigma Xi
Key
Official Slab
and
Monogram
Styles
HALLETT'S
UNIVERSITY JEWELERS
Estab. 1871 117-19 So. 12th
Checkers Become Major Sport'
Checkers has been made a major
sport at Yale. There will be com
petition with Oxford and Cambridge
this spring. Harvard refuses to
adopt the sport, saying that it is too
rough.
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EVERYONE WILL AGREE
THAT
Sunday Dinners
AT
THE IDYL HOUR
ARE O. K.
THE IDYL HOUR
136 No. 12th
B-1694
MOTHERS' DAY
May 8th
CANDY Finest assortment of fancy boxes for Mother's
Day packed with our own
High Grade Chocolates
and
Potted Plants
FLOWERS Potted Plants and cut flowers of all kinds.
All fresh cut and reasonably priced
at
Fine Candies
Cut Flowers
Luncheonettes
LEWIS'
14th & O
Phone
B-1540
Prompt Service
LARGE MILAN
HA TS
Smart For Summer Wear
An Immense Collection
Offering Tremendous Values
Handsome,
Rich,
Distinctive
Styles
$479
Not in many seasons has the tailored Milan been
so fashionable. The wardrobe of every smartly at
tired woman should include these styles. Your
favorite color is included in this collection.
'4f
THE DAYLIGHT STORE
The "SOPH"
Is Taken For
A Big Man
1 1 (I '1
His Clothes
Come From
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