The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, November 20, 1906, Image 3

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Prices: $1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c and 25c.
WED. MAT. AND NIGHT, NOV. 21.
"The World's Greatest Band Master," !
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AND HIS BAND 'mound will bo thoroly stripped.
Fifty Musicians. . Four Soloists. ' Moro cal'cful examination of these
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WILLIAMS, THOMPSON & CO.
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Thursday,
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Nights Reserved Seats 5c
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The Orpheum Favorite,
MR. DIGK-LYNCH,
Illustrated Burlesque Ballads and
Dancing. .
THE FOUR CRANK8
In the Laughing Musical Comedy,
' v "A Mixed Affair,"
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MR. WILL H. 8MVTHE
Singing the Comedy Picture-Song,
"Tlie Preacher and 4he Bear."
A Vaudeville Novelty
THE BOHEMIAN TRIO
Singing Comedians, v '
The French Flexible Marvels,
LES DAN0VA8
In a Novelty Comedy Act.
The Latest Comedy Sensation,
"GETTING EVIDENCE"
On the Biograph.
COMENIUS CLUB MEETS.
Decld,esto Abandon the Name Bohe
mlan In Favor of Czech. ' ,f
t The Comenlus Club hold its regular
meeting last Saturday-evening in room
402, University Hall. ,Am9nS other
things It was decided to use tno woru
"Czech" Instead of Bohemian" in a)l
references to tho peeplo-of Bohemia,
or nrouerly. tho Czech country. There
4 is considerable raiscohcoptlon of the.
word "Bohemian" and ln'raany casesrlt-
is confused with tho - adjoctlvobphe -
mlan," which has an entirely different
-menning. The people of Bohemia are
nronerly "Czechs," tho country being
nnmnd nffM' tllrt altlt fl'lho Jif mill
not tho present Inhabitants of that
country. Honce this change was, budbuiuujs Aioior, rarotr, uarne-
adopted. L hey, Tsirner, Allen, Weber, Wellenslck,
. 'Charleton, Humphrey, Porrln, Scott.
First Social Evening. Seniors.
- The University Etramatic Club will
hold its first social evening of tho
year: at the homo of Miss Ruth aBUey,
1937 E, street,1 Friday vevonlng, Novem
ber 23. The evening ,wlll be devoted
to -"initiating'' the new members Of
the. club and 'to getting a "social basis
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for the year's work, A run attendance
jlsfdesired.'v -.i',it jt .?. (a
Xameron's llunch CounterTl23 8ri2.
Critical Study Being Made of Remains
of Prehistoric Man.
Prof. E. II. Barbour, Prof. O. B. Con-
I dra, and Mr A, B. Sheldon all wont to
Omaha Saturday to Investigate fur
fchor the prehistoric mound north of
that city. More boncB woro found
which further supplement tho valuablo
discoveries already mado. Throo
shaft-llko holes wcro sunk to a depth
of eight foot and all earth thus ro-
moved was examined carofully.
Nec-
.Hhnull.f aM1 Mn n isfa11 Wts1ll r fl
f remains only tend to show they are t
sun oiuor tnan was uoioro uouovea. ,
Numorousartlclos concerning them!
arc being prepared for various maga-f
zincs. Prof. E. H. Barbour is propar-'
lng an article In response to a request!
from "Putnam's." . ;
Undoubtedly the "Nobraska Loess (
Man," as tho romalns are called, will
t cause much discussion Jn scientific clr-l
cles for some tlmo. v ' .
IN TROUBLE.
County
Fair Needs Brains,
-Also a
; .... Bridegroom.
1 Tho managers of tho County. Pair
are in sad straits. After mjich cudgel
' ling of brains and long stances of
thought, they have as yet not been
able to secure an attraction of tho na
ture of the famous Red Lynx", which
made a former Pair a howling success.
As If this were not sufllciont, the
"wedding in hifih life" bids fair to be
'postponed because of a sudden "cooling
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ardor of the prospective bride
groom. Howevor, tho Irato father of
the bride declares that by. hao1cwor
crook thc wedding shall come off If
has to lead the recalcitrant brldo-
grbom to the altar by the oar.
- So "thematter stands thus If you
are an Ingenious od or co-ed et your
-mental mills buByand think up soino-
fiilnof now. - Thlnlcnard and fast and
TtlvonglYc tho fruits ofybur labors to,
thefeecrotary of tho Y, W. CkA. or to
jMlss Prnmnleetho chairman
committee.
Junior-Senior Football Game.
The Juniors and SenlorswlH clash
this afternoon upon tho gridiron.- The.
Seniors have the samo experienced
, I team which once won tho sweaters.
';The Juniors are weakened by the loss
i of Cooke, Wallace and Matters, last
' year's stars, but their lino up contains
more than a majority of VarBity and
second tearii men, so that tho teams
. should bo well matched
A large attendance Is desired, cspo-
- cia)iy ofco-eds, whose presence at tho
-"class games lsjflually mado rcmsplcu-
;OU8 by their small numbers. l
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Left Guard .Jenkins
Center Klesstlbach
Right Guard . . . . . .Frazier
Right Tackle . . . r .Dort
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Right Half ., Sunderlin, Campbell
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