Oliver Theatre
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TODAY 2:30 - TONIGHT 8:15
HENRY MILLER
In
DADDY LONG-LEGS"
Jean Webster's Successful Comedy
Ore. $2 and W Dal' $1 1C
Gal. 50c. Prices same both
performances.
The
Star
Broadway
Feature
The Greatest Comedy
Troduced to Date
C. O. D. '
"Olive's Greatest Op
portunity" "THE PATHE DAILY"
"TESS 6F THE HILLS"
The Great DE KOE
TROPE
Marvelous Entertainers
KANE & HART
"RUNAWAY JUNE"
"Beneath the Sea"
"Hearst-Selig News"
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MEIER DRUG CO.
13th and O STREETS
THE DUTCH MILL
k GOOD PLACE TO EAT.
special music
Enter Any Time
for regular or special work In
Business Training.
School in session all summer.
Spring term, March 1.
LINCOLN BUSINESS COLLEGE
14th & P St. B774
J. F. THOMPSON, 13
Representative of
The New York Life Insurance
Company
141 South ltt. Room 14.
Phone B3465
Special To
Students
To preserve your notes in the
very beBt form you should have
an L C. SMITH & BROS, type
writer. V,e can sell you & new ma
chine on very easly terms.
We carry a complete stock of
rebuilt machines, of best quali
ty; also the b?st of rental ma
chines. We are gi&J to refer
yon to the Daily Nebraska'? for
references as to the quality of
the
L C. SMITH & BROS.
TYPEWRITERS
125 No. 13th St. B 2080
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OMCiLKI. MOTEE.
Ontassfou lugnina, ore
w w W
Uodaosdov iuGiiing,
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1 10:30
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Which Admits of Attendance To Both Parties
The twentynve cents is to cover an 2& OTT-E pWW
mid-week dancing party, and by dancing no later P coZct VogueParties in a public way. Show
yS' V" TXIT , etc., can be ordered. Th, earlier yon get your t.cfceu
the nicer the parties will be.
Only 90 Tickets Vacated for this Series, so Get That Date and Hurry for your Ticket
Subscription Uist Will Close Saturday, march 6th
See Jr. SGhemboek at Spoior & Simons for Tickets
Tvo Parties for the Price of One. $1.25 for Both Parties
HOTEL
LINCOLN
NOTE : There seen to be a tnistaken idea that Wednesday night J S'TX
Hall are Vogue Dances, xnese are uu.
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DADDY . tCNQ-LEGSjr
SOPHOMORES WIN DEBATE
In a Lively Discussion Older Men Win
on Question of Munitions
of War
The Freshman Sophomore debate
was held last evening in U. 102. The
question was: "Resolved. That the
sale of munitions of ar by ci'izens
of ibis country to European belliger
ents should be prohibited." The
Sophomores received .. unanimous decision.
The discussion was marked by
strong clashes between the t-vo teams
and a lively and interesting coniest
was the result.
The Sophomores were represented
by A. K. S wen son, A. H. Jensen, and
R. B. Waring. The Freshman team
members were George drives. Wil
liam C. Cull, and George Craven. The
Sophomore team was coached by Dr.
Maxey, while the Freshmen were
steered by Professor Virtue. Tne
judges wtre Trof. G. N Fester. Prof.
Guernsey Jones. nd O. K. Pe rrin.
At Tho Oliver Today 2:30; Tonight 0:15 -
GLOBE
THE
LAUNDRY
Is "Asking for a Share of the
Student Trade.
Special Rates for Fraternities and Clubs
CHAPIN BROS
127 So. 13th
FLOWERS ALL THE TIME