Ringer, '03, Law '05, Oma council of tho American Bar Associ- FORMER "THINK SHOP" Among the ship of th" College of Commerce, Anan Raymond, '11, Law 13, was J. Dean the "Think Shoppers." ation. MEMBERS GET LETTER outstanding new ia the following: University of Iowa. secretary of the Nebraska ha, was elected second !?.0te Jan. 12 Gayle C .Walker, '24, appointed Oroheum Hugh Agor, '14, Law '16 (former- M. '04, received the Bar Association, and was elected of the national council of the Young Fred Hunter, in School of Journali- (Continued From Paga One.) ly of St. Aberdeen, S. D., was of the Omaha post of the Christian Association. instructor the Paul), degree of Doctor of Education from commander Men's sm, University of Nebraska. elected to legislature. Legion, largest post Glenn Hunter the University of . American "the Ralph A. Van Orsdel, '06, Law '06, Law (Colum- C. Hathaway, '11, New York Univer-aity- ); the Mason Wheeler, Original and Companr Roscoe '03, Redding, in the world," which will entertain ...J lb J. Anderson, G. Lewis, '04, was given (Creighton) '06, Omaha, was made bia) '09, Lincoln, elected district praaanting 12 college professors (includ- Calif., elected to the California leg- Burdette the national convention of the Le- THE COMEDY SMASH el tha degree of Doctor of Sci- Nebraska of the general Judge. CENTURY ing Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, islature. the honorary gion in 1925. member for University. Ohio, Iowa, and universi- C. M. Bracelen, '03, Law (Creigh-ton- ) ence by Rutgers Movies C. Lightner, Law '04, Colum- Merton ties) j 6 college instructors; a for- '10, (formerly of Humboldt), Louis 60 to- -t Cort Tha.tr. promoted from the goneral solicitor-shi- p bus, was elected to the district judge- altar mer president olthe National Educa- to of the ship, to which he had been appointed , (Not picture V , tional Association (Fred M. Hunter, the Telegraph by Governor Bryan. '04, superintendent of schools at American Telephone and Company, New York. N. -- '03, was Democratic 1 Oakland, California) ; the commis- J.. Norton, L. Corey, Law 8 (Clay governorship of sioner of institutions and agencies of Merton candidate for the resigned as member of the SPEIER'S the state of New Jersey (Burdette G. Center), Nebraska. Federal Farm Loan Bureau, Wash- Lewis, '04, formerly of Omaha) j the ington, to go into the practice of the nt of the American Tele- LIBERTY law at 150 New York. Thurs. Frl. Sat phone and Telegraph Company (C. Broadway, Semi-Annu- al Ewald T. Grether, '22, promoted to Big Production of M. Bracelen, '03, New York, formerly Great Sacond instructor in economics, University LEDWICH'S of Humboldt) ; one of the foremost AUGMENTED of California. of the younger lawyers in New York VAUDEVILLE II. G. Hewitt, Law '15, (Sargent TastieShoppe City (Emory R. Buckner, '04) j 3 and later teacher of argumentation ORPHEUM STEPPERS railroad attorneys, and 2 judges (Ira Dancing Girl. and debate at the Lincoln High Delicious Sandwiches Ens.nbl. of BaautltuI Ryner, '04, , and Louis Light-ne- r, School), promoted assistant su- Soups Hot Drinks '04, Columbus.) from JACK HANLEY agencies to acting World Safa lor Hokum" perintendent of Fountain Service "Making th. Fraternity Membc-- s. head of the Agency Department, the CLEARANCE BOBBY ADAMS ' , half were members of Ira- Northwestern National Life Insur 12th & P St. We Deliver Personality Plus Alpha led te' k'o Theta Chi has ance Company, Minneapolis. Phone ROSCOE AILS in this competition with 18 repre- E. W. Hills, '09, J. D. (Chicago) With sentatives; Delta Upsilon is second '14, promoted to the assistant dean-- i: KATIE PULLMAN with 10; and Acacia and Silver Lynx

MELO-U- Y have 9. "A CONGLOMERATION OF AND JAZZ" Half the members reside in Ne- THREE WEBER GIRLS braska; the others are scattered in Thar Sin. A Llttta. Dane. A Llttt., 25 states and in England. And Than on our Entire Stock of 111 A new feature of the News-Lett- er Big Pride Reductions Tha Surprlsa Ravua this year is the roster (listed by cit- Young Men's "JAZZMANIA" ies) of the 77 debaters practicing which All Artists on tha Bill In Particlpata law. "babich and the orchestra The Lincoln alumni number 29. Shows Start at 2:30, 7:00, 9:00 The undergraduate members are: Wendell Berge, '25, Law, '27, Lin- coln; Hugh B. Cox, '26, Lincoln; Overcoats Oma- Suits & Alexander McKie, '24, Law '26, wteheE ha; John A. Otley, '26, Waverly; Money Saving Lots RIALTO Franklin J. Potter, '24, Law, '25, Lin- In Six Great coln; and Volta W. Torrey, '25, Au- Big Laughfest ,Tha rora. Lloyd Biographical Section. Harold In the biographical section the 157 075 Q75 Cyclonic Comedy In a Naw paragraphs are full of 1924 news of "Hot Water" "MAUD MULLER" Dramatic Classic A Beautiful "Say John, have you any crest- Other Entertaining Features ed stationery, I've got a formal PLAYERS bid to answer V 0075 SYMPHONY Shirt Stock Low? "Sorry Pete, I'm out. Let's go 44m MAT- morn- 4E SCHOOL CHILDREN'S down to Graves tomorrow get a new supply INEE SATURDAY MORNING ing and net a couple of boxes. Better AT 10:00 Graves sells it at $1.36 per quire-bo- x 10c ADMISSION 10c at our extraordinary sale! and it's high-cla- stuff. These Prices Mean a Saving of from $5 to $15 on each Graves is just three doors south S, 7, 9 p. m. SHOWS AT 1, 5, of the Temple." Suit or Overcoat

THIS IX I 111 LYRIC WEEK - ike hoax cfjpfxnTteimeriodabiies Hera Is a love story set In Splendor With Dramatic Action Hotel SPEIERS SANDRA De Hamburger A Luxurious Romance With Lincoln, Neb. BARBARA LA MARR WSBm Tenth and O Street at BERT LYTELL Newa & Comedy Features ON THE STACE Harriet 5c Orville ANDREWS & CRUISE Buy 'em by the sack Vocal Entertalnera 1141 Q St. . ft if SHOWS AT 1, S, 5, 7, 9 p. m. fL s Colonial wkIk Learn to Dance! Adventure and Thrills. Vt guarantee to taack you to CHARLES RAY danca in (is privata lessons. In his naw picture Phono lor appointment. SMITH" "DYNAMITE Williams "TH E RS" Mrs. T. E. Another Exciting Story Pbone B4258 I -- ROUGH 4 READY" Roars of Laughter Prirate Studio, 1220 D St. p. m. y SHOWS AT I, S, S, 7, syafyMBjaawawa-BBBawawawaaatVawH- aH j

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Sat. j JL Fashionably smooth hair ! J, where PVPBY. ERE EVERY- - t,t BODY GOES BODY GOES DAILY WHERE THOUSANDS MEET THOUSANDS This has caused the great change in the appearance 1 of men's hair Is he a hard taskmaster cannot go into a then left it drier and more leader? won- a loved FEATURING YOU or a club, or a brittle than ever. Small or no- der that they greeted Stacomb AILS fraternity house, without soldier, you take orders from nnsmE ticing it with such instant enthusiasm I you are a good Entire production ia PULLMAN IF differ- With KATIE Somehow, college men have Here at last was sorrething the major. But there is a great deal of aUgad by Mania Moor would make the hair stay DELANO FAVORITEajpNS found a way to make the that ence whether you find the training an irksome and Macklln Mofley DELL AND place harming or hair, the most conspicuous in without it development. making sticky and unnatural-loo- routine or an enjoyable ADAMS part of the appearance, look it BOBBY king. right major in your course, Noilly "--" want to look When you follow the JA.Un" L just as they it "P."' times. Today the great change which work can become vitally interesting, and your at all Stacomb has brought about ii no- the was not always so. THOTOPLAY THREE WEBER GIRLS It ticed everywhere. Men whose hair college career will be more worthwhile. FEATURE They Slnf, Danea and ThenT Before Stacomb was intro- used to be out of place an hour after may be tried countless being brushed, men whose other- "But what is my right line of work?," Fred Thompson duced, they appearance make their hair wise correct used to be All the thought you can give In "GALLOPING THE ORPHEUM STEPPERS methods to spoiled by hair that was hopelessly Puhlhhtiin a puzzling question. GALLAGHER" g Specialty Dancing Misses lie smoothly and stay that way unkempt today they keep their tht Elec to finding the answer will be fully repaid. Analyze and po- hair constantly in perfect order. inttrttt tf Path N.wa from trical Dtvelotmtnt will surely discover your natural Aesop's Fablas mades, which only matted the Use Stacomb tomorrow morning Is yourself and you A SURPRISE REVUE and look your best all day. A deli- an Institution tiat mill and made it greasy, to g aptitude. "JAZZMAN 1A hair cate, invisible cream. what a rr plain water, which kept it in and In jars and tubes, bt htlpti ly feel you help And when you've found what line you place an hour at the most and at all drug and department stores. ever t the Industry. ought to follow, stick to it. Stand by your major and your major .will stand by you.

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