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Oliver Theatre
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TONIGHT AT 8:15
ETHELsDOVEY and
" frederck;c.'True8dell
In the Musical. Play
"The District Leader?
, RR ICES $1.50 t6 25c.
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FRI. NIGHT. SAT. MAT. JAN. 10-11
KATHRYN OSTJERMAN
In the Two Act Comedy
"the. Girl That looksTfte Me,f
Nlght-1.00 to 25c. , Mat.-450c & 20c
SATURDAY NIGHT, JAN. 11.
MABEL .McCANE
And 35 In
"The GirlrdveT There"
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LYRIG THEATRE
MATINEE 3 P. M. EVE. 7:45 & 9t00
PRICES TEN AND TWENTY CENTS
An Artistic Feature
BETH 8T0NE
Illustrated Song,, "So Long,, Joe"
JOHN J. WILDE '
NAT FRANCO
The Man of Many' Faces
WALTER WASHBURN and
NELLIE KEELEY
BROWNING &. LE VAN
Comedians
CLAYTON, JENKINS & GA8PAR ,
MAJESTIC
' Willi CormicIie Monty, Jan. 6
FULTON STOCK CO.
Woman.
Evening prices j. ., 15c and 25c
Matinees, Wed. 'an Sat .' .... 15c
' feoata rcsrd, Boxofllco opens 11 a. m.
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BOOK STORES Co-op; Lincoln;
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STATIONERY Porter; Rood.
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Tailors.
THEATERS Jewell; Joy-o; Oliver;
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TYPEWRITERS Underwood.
KEYS Thorp. '
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Low Rates.
Effective November 25, the Wabash
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(second-class), Chicago to New York.
The Waba.sh has three solid vesti
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Box Writing Paper Sale
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131 SOUTH ELEVENTH 8T.
WT Jr BRYANt
(From a Recent Photograph.)
Mr. W. J. Bryan will address the
women's meeting, under tho auspices
of the Y. W. C. A., Sunday afternoon,
January I2lh, In the Lyric theatre. In
addition to Mr. Bryan's address, Miss
Rayner will give a violin solo, ahd
Messrs. Ireland and Agee will sing.
As many of the girls as can are asked
to Join tho chorus, led by Miss VIb
bard, which is in need oi having its
ranks swelled. AH University women
are cordially invited to attend these
Sunday afternoon meetings, which are
proving to bo a large success.
OMAHA NOTES.
Doings In the Medical College as New
Year Begins
Dr. H. M. McCIanahan, professor of
pediatrics, returned recently from a
seven months' trip to Europe. After
two months of travel with his family,
visiting various European places of In
terest, the doctor spent the remainder
of his time studying at the larger Eu
ropean hospitals for children, putting
In six weeks at both SL Ann's Hospi
tal for Children, Vienna, and The
Children's Hospital, London,
Dr. McCIanahan speaks with pride
of having crossed tho Atlantic on the
"Mauritania,'' which is at present re
garded as the finest ocean linor Jn tho
world.
The seniors are glad to see Dr. A. B.
Somers back In the lecture room again.
The doctor is gradually recovering
from a severe attack of pneumonia.
Dr. Owen returned recently from a
month's trip visiting Eastern, special
ists.
Most of the medics, spent the holi
days out of town visiting wltn rela
tives and friends. The exact numjjej;
of those who were married during va
cation has not yet been determined,
as not all of the fellows have returned.
Don Skeen Is receiving congratulations
with a smile on his face that reaches
from ear to ear. This mornjng every
new arrival was greeted with a hand
shake and a "Glad to see you back;
htrvr-are-7you marrled-or-Blngle7'M
The noon meetings hold in tho Y. W.
C. A. rooms this" week have been of
special Interest, being somewhat evan
gelistic in nature. On Tuesday-Miss
Vlbbard addressed the, 'girls on the
subject of "God's Love Manifested in
Jesus Christ,'.' and on Wednesday up
on the .topic, "The Man, Christ Jesus.,"
Thursday. lioori she will 4spak upon,
"Ctirlst'e Glftto Us-ThQ Holy Spirit,1"
which .wm.rmesaaROfor, the,
week, there being no noon meeting on
Friday owing Co thejiqcofed ;, annual
convention df Student volunteers,
leaders aficT topics being. announced
wiM.9ft flao?t jTh.ursday., Friday tod
Satyrday;, The servioea for next week
will' aleb bo of narticiilar interesthe
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