TIIRFE
Till: DAILY NKMUSKAN
On The Campus
l-.ini.,.. ni.ioiif ami oll.i rwi-M-. will in demand Utiiuiitr
(lie student who atlmd rU thU rrk rnI. Spring parly
rliMMifr 1o bowciy gun or try liV mluu. Siijlrinriil
lug lh 1 1ir- piinii partir art- hrr Imiiw parinr and an All
l'iiiviritv parly nl tin coIUi inn.
Thla Chit Cut
Ar.-yal Ca'J
Members of Thru tin will en
tertain at the sulh annual bowery
mk 11 at Ihe ballroom ul the Ian
coin hotel on rriday evening,
turning will be in ihe main ball
room, while Ihe Venetian rmm
will be converted lulu a Uua bow
try. A bar. concession etanda,
aigna and furnuhinfca seen in a
bowrry hall will It in tvi.lfi.cr.
I 'lire wil he awarded to the In
dividual with Ihe brsl bowery toe
mine and to the couple a at
tired. Included In tha ioO couplet
who will bt g uette will bt a nuin
tier of out of town alumni and
mcmbera of tht aclivt chapter or
Theta Oil at Ames, la. At themt
none for the evening will bt "HU
xh2 Oldest Trade
l..ui at thia time la barber
Ing. Tou mutt eipect excellent
work for a good haircut ata
off the man. We specialise to
only tht bert. Tour girl will
notice the difference.
THE MOGUL
127 N. 12.
Good Show at All Theatres
STUART
Sweetie 'i Here Again I
In Her rirtt Starring Holt
NANCY CARROLL
DANGEROUS
PARADISE
with
RICHARD ARLEN
ON THE STAGE
Exclusive N. B. C. RadlS Star
Rita Burgess Gould
it
Tht Songs ef Lift"
Joe MORRIS-SHAW Winn
"ON THE CURB"
Convey Twin & Johnnj
"SONOS AND DANCE!"
Shawt 1 tt 7 to 11
Mat. 40. Eva. 0. Chll. It.
Wa Premlae the Murder
Sensation ef tht Audible
Screen
The Benson
Murder Case
with
William Powell
At -PHILO VANCE"
Added Sound Short Featyrts
Shows M-5-7-I
Mat. 3t. Eve. SO. Chll. 10.
Stlrrlnfl Novel Now a Great
Talkie
Sarah and Son
with
fluth Chatterton
She'll amaie you In thla story
of a woman'a conflicting lovet
Added Sound Short Features
Shows 1-I-S-7-S
Mat. 5. Eve. 60. Chll. 10.
RIALTO
"Wk-whais th-thatr
Harold Lloyd
In
WELCOME DANGER
Mst. tie. Eve. He. Child. 10c.
Shows 1-S-S-7-S
COLONIAL
WARNER BROS. PRESENT
IN THE
HEADLINES
GRANT WITHERS
Vitaphone Talking Picture
Sound Comedy Sound Newt
Mat. 15c. Eve. 2lc. Child. 10c.
Shows 1-5-7-t
THE UNIVERSITY
FLAYERS
PRESENT
THE LITTLE CLAY
CART
A HINDU DRAMA
HUMOR TRAGEDY
SATIRE
Tempi" Theatre
April 4 to 10. 7:10 p. m.
Saturday Mat.. 1:30 p. m.
Ttchots at Ross R. Curtice Co.
1
! Inlirmmrv " and fraturea of
entertainment thill consist of The
Mioulirig o( lan McUrew." novelty
act end lap darning 4."httronnif
the .rlv will be Mrs. Anna M
Knapp. Or. and Mr W. I. Wrong
and Mr, ant Mrt W. K. Walton.
tM Ptis Mill
f nttrlam
On Raiurdav evening members
of l"bl Kappa Pai will entertain at
an tnioriual Ianmg paity at the
ihap'rr huuee. Anion the out of
luwn alumni who will attend ait
Paul W suffer. Itirhard Koch,
U. Inert Heynolda and Jamea Cos.
II of Omaha. Chaperoning the
fifty to ipli-a will ba Mrt U N.
Van IVCar and Mr. and Mrs. Ilu
dolph Vogeler.
New Sorority
It Hottest '
Members of Alpha Ko Alphs
will entertain at a dajiee al th
chapter houtt on haturday own
ing. The thirty eouplea who wtl
attend will be enthroned by Mr.
and Mrt. Dave ZUjUI and Rabw
JolL
Frattrnlty Htt
Cabaret Party
Phi Alpha Delta, legal fratern
ity, will glvt a party at tht chap
ter houtt on Friday tvenlng. Song
and danct numbers by members of
the fraternity will he given during
Intermission. Guettt at the cabaret
party Include Judge Harold Schaff
of David City. Hert Hawkins of
Taw-net City and Mr. and Mrs.
Whitney Gllflland of Glenwood. Ia.,
Mr. and Mrt. K. M. Arndt and Mr.
and Mra. T. W. Sick will chaperon
the thirty-eight couplet who at
tend the party.
A. T. O. S poo tort
Fancy Orttt Ball
Members of Alpha Tau Omega
wll entertain 300 couplet at a
spring party in the ballroom of tht
ijnrnin hotel on Saturday even
ing. At thlt story book ball, guests
will come In cottume to find a ball
riernrated unusually. At
chaperons at the alfalr will be Mr.
and Mrs. V liuara nuirr, ' -
Mra. Paul Grummann and Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Wilton.
Sorority Honors
Guett Editor
An Informal tea honoring Har
riet Monroe was given by Chi Del
ta Phi. national literary aorority.
at Morrill ball from 2 to 5 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. Mita Monroe,
editor of Poetry." will read some
of her own poems, among them
"Journey's End." Presiding at the
.tea table decorated In a color
scheme of green and yellow with
green candlea in brats candle
ttlckt and yellow Jonquils, were
E. A. Burnett and Mrs. Paul
Grummann.
Delta Sigma Dtlta
Enttrtaint
Delta Sigma Delia will enter
tain 300 couplet at a tpring party
in tht ballroom of the Corobutker
hotel on Saturday evening. A
dance act will be given by Betty
Gilbertson and Dorothy McKenxie
during intermission. Among the
guettt will be Dr. Fred J. Beck
man of Beatrice. Dr. H. E. Haver
man of Friend. Dr. Ed Cutta of
Giltner and Dr. V. Bukacek of
Milligan. alumni of the fraternity.
Chaperons for the party will be
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Schmidt. Dr.
.kh Mr Ferdinand Griess and Dr.
and Mrs. Guy L. Spenser.
FORMER HUSKER
WILL SPEAK TO
LOCAL AUDIENCE
(Continued From Page 1.) j
braska, it hat won national recog-
.iii.. hruirh trihutet taid to it
uiuuu r. .
by great choral directors and musi
ri.n. like Dean Lutkln of North
western university.
International Prominence.
Last year the choir was given In
ternational prominence by the fa-
v , hnlr rf CzechOSlo-
vakia for whom the A Capella
choir sang at Omaha. It was con
sidered by the Czechs to have been
the best group or singera i -
kir.H that it hart ver heard. Prof.
O. Btepanek stated Thursday.
Lr. Aiexanuer is wpetwu w -w
hr Fridav mornlnz and in
tends to remain until Thursday af
ternoon. From here his itinerary
will take him to Iowa, where he
contemplates giving a series of
taiKs nexi wee.
PLAY HAS NEGRO CAST
T7OTVERSITY OF KANSAS
One of Octavious Boy Cohen's
plays, "Come Seven," a farce com
edy of negro life, will be presented
here bv an all netro cast. The di
rector of Lbe production com-
Al
mented on tne unusuai laieut
among campus negro students as
he completed the casting of the
plsy.
10 ENTER SING NOW
KosmeU Set Deadline (or
Ivy Day Song Contest
at April 25.
A statement urging all fraterni
ties Intending to compete In the
Interfraternity aing to haarf'in
their applications aa issued Yy
Koamet Kluh, sponaor of tht affair
ThurtJay.
leadline for acceptance of ap
iJaailont ia April 25. Due to the
week which will be loai to aprtng
vacation ooly two more weeks of
nhool are Irft until that deadline
i learned. The club has tkprvel
itself at drslnsit of making an ac
cural i beck of all fraternities
who wall compete before spring va
cation begine. In order to do this,
it Is asking tht cooperation of tht
fratemitlra In sending In applica
tions Announcement of entering the
contest may be made to Don Carl
tn or Roger llobmaon. members
of Koamet Klub In charge of sing
entries. According to the club,
fully two thirds of Nebraska's fra
ternities have signified their In
tention of entering the compel.
Very few of this number have sub
mitted applications.
Fraternity Songs Only.
According to rules of the cou
tesL only fraternity eonge may be
used. KJich group will be allowed
to elng three aelectiona. These
must be presented in a cajella
at vie. A suggestion by Herbert
Gray. Inatructor In the University
School or Music, ana one oi mt
recently appointed Judgea for the
sing, was that aongs of an oppo
site nature should be used. Mr.
Gray advises the use of something-
light In contrsst to a aeiecnon
with a deeper meaning.
The winner of the contest will be
awarded a cup. If this is won three
times In succession It will be
awarded permanently to the vic
torious fraternity. Alpha Theta
Chi won last year and Delta Tau
Delta for five years previous to
that. Phi Ksppa Pat was second
snd Delta Tau Delta third last
yesr.
Other Judges of the contest this
yesr besides Mr. Grav. will be
John Rose borough. Instructor In
the University School of Music,
snd Wilbur Chenoweth, organist
and composer.
Census Enumerators Wrangle With
Students Over Question Answering
PERSHING RIFLES HOLD
NITIATION CEREMONIES
Seventeen Men Are Taken in
Drill Organization
Thursday.
. Seventeen Cadets went thru the
Initiation ceremony of Pershing
Rifles, honorary military organ
ization, at a meeting- Thursday
afternoon at five o'clock.
Ahrmt aeventv-five mem bert of
th organization were nresent at
the meeting. Stanley Day, presi
dent of the group presided at mc
Initiation and meeting.
Thoae who were initiated were
Edward M. Knight, Leonard Lar
son, Meyer Z. Goidner, Henry t;.
Vna Don D. Easterdav. Robert
W. Lackey, L. Raymond Frerichs,
Robert A. Rait, E. uryon l-tirsi,
Herman M Levinson. Gerald Staf
ford. Jason S. Webster. Francis
A. Dumply, A. B. Viefrrg. Donald
B. Hulbert, Edmund F. Douglas,
and Paul Grossman.
An initiation banauet followed
the ceremony. The dinner war
held at the urand notei.
ANOTHER NAG MAN.
luva.uxi of the city by census
ituinciaiuia. v. ho began work yes
terday, should result in the collec
tion of data on studi-nt conditions
that will aurpHk even the accord-KiO-llke
set of lilajiks filled out in
refiili at iott.
guest louuig of students was re
ported as rtiter difficult at first.
uulil all wcio avaautcu -'
ords would not be revealed to dat
ing bun am or student pastors.
Student a have found heretofore
that to fill out a UKpii lous looking
blank was suie to result in Invita
tions to everything from Sundsj
school to fire sales. Uncle Sara,
however, promise to place the
blanks In the vaults for at least
fifty or sixty year.
First Querist Simple.
The first few queidlont asked
are simplt enough for even a aen
lor law student, but with about the
sixth the going Is not so smooth
Students living In clubs In the
south part of the tity are tinde
elded whether or not to reoly In
the affirmative to the question of
lo you live on a farm?"
No unUHual annwert tn the
question "What la your tex ?" were
reported at the end of the first
day. although several did offer so
lution! baard on a Miort study of
Ibaen'a plays.
Few had difficulty answering
tht question "Havt you attended
school or college any tlmt slnrt
Sept. 1. lf?9?" Seversl tried to
pans themelve off for Europeans
when ajked about their native
language, claiming that aixteen
hours credit In Spanish should ha
counted for at leant a partial
score.
Officers Intlttent.
It. O. T. C. officers made goinjr
on the nineteenth question very
difficult by continually Insisting
that they should be given a point
on the question "Are you natural
Ited?" After some effort the re
corders convinced the super-soldiers
that naturalisation had noth
ing to do with vaccination.
Students of English 1 threw
their support solidly in opposition
to the twentieth query, "Are you
able to speak English?" Several
even offered to produce their
credit books to show that the fac
ulty had considered them a non
English speaking people.
Pledges were able to give rapid
answers to the industrial questions
of "If you are a gainful worker,
what is your occupation?" "In
what Industry are you employed?"
and "Are you an employer, em
ploye, or working on your own ac
count?" The general feeling was
that all were gainful workers In
some occupation, Just what they
were not sure. None admitted
working on their own account.
Theater Goers Answer.
Theater goers came through
with unhesitstlng answers on the
question of "Were you actually at
work yesterday?" Those with lab-
"YOUR DRUG STORE"
The thickest Malted Milks In
the city at our Soda Fountain,
tht
Owl Pharmacy
148 No. 14th & P St B 1068
The Davis School
Service
Nebraska's Leading
Teachers' Agency
Established 1916
B-4954
635-6 Stuart Bldg., Lincoln
(Formerly 138 Xo. 12th St.)
Conn
BAND
Sold exclusively by
Di'etze
Music Store
1308 "O'
Upstairs
GOOD FOOD
REASONABLE PRICES
CONVENIENT LOCATION
White Star Cafe
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Keriaxedes
134 South 11th Street.
CO-EDNA
Thin is the last week of tlu3 contest!
Rush the hoy friend down and
make your vote count.
see
the
VARSITY VIKINGS
At the Lindell Friday and
Saturday Night
"The Whole Gang Will Be There"
oiaioiita brought the aveiage up
to about fourteen percent.
Inlvtralty men, with forty-nlnt
exceptions, voted solidly for Dum
ber twenty-flvt Art you a vet
eran of the United States military
or naval forces, and If so la what
war or expedition did you serve?"
Tal. s of weary afternoons on tht
drill field were not allowed as
ff? "f rich t:r.1?t fcut r:ii:a
U-n of a uniform was taken as
evidence of good faith.
.Several aludenla tried to volt In
f 4w-r of modification or repeal of
thrt ttghtttnth amendment, and
fir lunacnplloni to tht Utertry
!tgst wtrt Included In the days
run. Only atx tried to vote agalmt
the annexation of llavelock.
c in win a gum populak
PULLMAN. Vb. Special)
The fact that "chewing" grows
mort and more popular, tspeclally
with lasy atudenta, was proven re
cently during the monthly clean
i p of accumulated gum under the
Mne tablea In the booths and the
f.nuitsln bar of the student book
store. Campus statisticians stated
that 300 packagea, or 1.500 atlcka
were gathered. A few unidentified
varletlea dulled all the chisels and
ha 1 to be mined out of the wood.
It was suspected that these were
bubble gum." a new hybrid species
r
rw Hiijuiirnt
Sharpshooters Meet (or
Title at Iowa City
on Saturday.
The rifle teem under the direc
tion of CapL II. Y. Luns will com
pete Saturdsy In the mldwestern
regional ntie snoot of the National
Rifle association at Iowa City.
The men who are making the
trip are: Fied Sundren, captain;
Charles rtmsn. Ted liurgeaa.
llarland Patterson. Claude K
Henry Rinker, .Mann Haker. Uli
Jewett, Tom Huddleson. Curtis
Nelson. Paul Ycun. Howard
Schultt and Howard Mixson.
The Nebraska tram will enter
the national intercollegiate tram
match and the basic It. O. T. C
team match. Ijui year the Uni
versity of Iowa was tha winner in
the regional mnt h.
LueiL Col. K. F. Jewett will ac
company the team.
I Cdilrt Il4tnl pint
? (ftiuid pins, plain and
I prdtl "l
Chapter pin
S.ifi-Iy
for frat. pins
fhsJiipwln(. lie a4 up
Massaging. I"x and up
rr Halreuis That Fit. It S
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aenn4 Mop from O" Bt
in N. Mth Su Unrols, Nrbr.
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NAftta
STREET .v..n
CITY STATE. ...... wa
announcing
OUR NEW
Specialty Shoe Shop
(Our THIRD shoe section for women)
4,365 PAIRS have arrived and are selliug rapidly hi t li i. u t i ful hhor .
tion. We are expecting 1,495 more pairs in a few days. Uny y.ur si h i
campus, street, sports and dres in this new sli-ip.
A DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM 0E OF TIM
WORLD'S LARGEST MANUFACTURERS
Exclusive with
Miller & Paine,
Lincoln
A STRICTLY new depart
ment independent, of our
high grade section on
the second floor and our pojm
lar priced department in the
basement Compare these
with shoes for which j-ou have
been paying from 5.00 to 6.00.
Sizes 2 1-2 to 9
Widths AA, A, and B
ALL NEW spring patterns
in the popular colors of
the season in kid, ealf;
and blaek patent. In
this attractive assortment are
white kid and calf, brown
kid and calf, black kid and
calf, green, red, blue, purple
kid, two toned effects, all with
covered heels.
pumps
strap slipper
Made on American "
jit the feel of .-; ; '.'
women.
$ A
woven sa
ndal
W1,
eyelet ties
sports styles
riTH Louis and Cuban covtred
heels. Ad Interesting feature
of thia display is that we will
tbow the sams pattern in both
Louis and Cuban heels, so that
you may have your choice if you
like the style. We are most
enthusiastic over the smart
models offered, and are antici
pating a tremendous business
due to their beauty and moder
ate price. We are informed that
some of the best and biggest
stores In the country are en
joying an immense business on
these same lines.
COME THURSDAY!
THIRD FLOOR, SOUTH
SZZ OUB WINDOW DISPLAY OF THZSE ATTRACTIVE SHOES.
Miller ffPAiNB
