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)Mat. $1.00' to' 25C. Night $1.50 to 25c.
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James F. Fulton
AND HIS MERRY COMPANY
Eve. 25c, 15c and 10c. Mat. 25c and 10c.
Thurs. tfnd Frl. '
"MAUD MULLER."
Sat. Mat. and Eve. .
"A WIFE'S HONOR."
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SOUTH SIDE
Sig. Alph
KoppaSig.
Phi Psi
Beta
Delta Ton
A. T..,0.
Sig. Alph
April 18
April 27
April 7
May 14
May 4
Kappa 8ig. Phi Psi Beta Dolta Tau
April 13 April 27 April 7 May lT"
May 2 May 0 April 24
May 2 May 1 May 0
May 0 May 1 April 0
April 24 MayO April 80
May ,12 April 11 April 25 April 4
A. T. O.
May 4
May 12
April 11
April 25
April 4
NORTH SIDE
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Fulton Stock,,
Company
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'Evealag; 'prices. ' .".Tl5c anil 26c
Matinees, Wed. and Sat - 16c
BorofflcooponBlla.ro. '
Phi Deft
Alpha Thot
Delta U
Sigma Chi
Phi Gam
Phi Dolt
April 25
AprjlSg
Si.
April4
April 8
Alpha Thet
April 2.
April lOy
May 8
May 2 J
Delta U
April 28
April 10
May 1
May 4
Sigma Chi
April 4
MayJ
May 1
April 11
Phi Gam
April 8
May 2
May 4
April 11
.' COLLEGE NOTES. t
Haggard, pole vaulter at Drake, will
try for the Olymplq games. . . ,,
The Navy fencers defeated Yale by
s!xJ)outs-,to three JH; a dual meet, t '
Davoy, star o,uarter-inller,at Michi
gan, Vnrllf leave college to go to the
Philippine , r . .
Shaw, the Dartmouth hurdler, will
compete forthe Chicago Athletic Club
next, season.
A course in life-saving for girls is
about to be instituted at Barnard Col
lege. The girls will receive the regu
lar life-saving drill, including the
grips and breaks, towing to shore and
artificial respiration. A fully clad
girl will be thrown into the water at
one end of the tank and other g.'rls
will be obliged to rescue her from the
other end and take her back. The
record for this feat at Columbiu Is
fifty-seven seconds.
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LYRIC THEATRE
MATINBE.3 P.'M.' EVE.7:45'8r?t00
PRICES TEN AND' TWENTY, CENTS.. '
OVERTURE
Roy L. Matson, Musical Director
LYROSCOPE
Minstrel
TOM POWELL
Late of Al. G. Field's Minstrels
, ILLUSTRATED SONG
"Walt for Me by the Mulberry Tree"
JOHN. J. WILDE
CONN, DOWNEY &. WILLARD
V In, a Corrtedy-Playletr-tEn.tl.tIed
V!"V"-The Doings, qf Drr-Loude'r." " ,
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Welcome all studenU.'andnyitts yo'u
to. enl?X ;lpDl W P.djf
Koom. tea a piasur o piffi; i r
West Point baseball 'team will bo
coached by Matthewson, the big league
idol of a few years ago.
Comstock, captain of the Chicago
freshmiin track: team" .recently Bet a
-new' .Bartlett gymnasium record of
4:4G 2-5 for the mile.
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IJPV J. P. Frleden,' former head of
St. Ignatius College In San Francisco,
hasubeqn, chosea.to thaleadershjjg of
St. Loui8.TJnIverBlty. v
Hugo Bezdek, famous fullback of the
University of Chicago," has bedn-en-gaged
to coach the XJnlverslty of -Arkansas
eleven next season. "'
Beckman Bros. Fine shoes, 1107 O. bl
Therd will be no foqtball gd'me be
tween Dartmouth and, Michigan.. pext
fall. The Dartmouth; faculty stiave tele
graphed to Michigan to, that effect.
Hasklns, thd lntercoIleglato cham
pion iiTthe mile and half-mile, wlliibt
represent Pennsylvania, this, year.lJa8: h President Kin of Purdue "would
kins. . la an. AustraHan , who encored
dentistry at Pennsylvania In. 19Q3.
Drake i&nLversltyhas-avery firomlB-
ing track team this year Ofcjthe
ifaen who met the champion- GririnelL
Veaht'Iast 'aeaflonVonlythree'.'Of- the
lpoln,tv winners' wi lie absent; Dr,ake
nas secured a very hajd, scneduie.4
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As the 'Pen.Bylvania authorities re
fuse to erect extra stands on: Frank-"
lln field, the annual . gamq . fbetween
ih'd' Army and Navy jil not take
plaqeat Philadelphia next fall.-It is
rumoredthatthe game may be play eel
,at New York , Instead, dn'd, that.bolh
eamare highly;; in 'favor o.f the-.
change. -. x ';
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wild wesji tjeln jl-kngwrtHr
taurant "lii Phfiadelpblal aj soorV lln
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agq. T hetk proprietor pjalma $1,000
damages- as' a-resulfcc Senloraahdau,
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Ohio high schools are forming a
state athletic associati.o n It is ex
pected to be the largest organization
of its kind In the country.
Wisconsin has instituted an ad
vanced teachers' training course that
will require over five years college
work for completion.
Western College for Women, at Ox
ford, Ohio, after fifty-three years un
der women presidents has at last
called a man to the head of the faculty.
The Indiana faculty Jias a standing
committee whose duty it is to co-operate
with the students ln the regulat
ing of fraternity and sorority parties.
Following the recent semi-annual ex
amination at Annapolis It was found
that twenty-six naval cadets had failed
while sixty-four were deficient in one
or more studies. ?
limit totUenrollmerit to 1,000 and in
cidentally limit the proportion of
girls. At the present time over half
of Purdue's students are girls.
Cameron's lunch counter 123 So. It.
Senior girls at Smith "Colleg asked
the men students at Wesleyan to with
draw the production "The Graduato
and the- Girl," In which are portrayed
Smith College seniors in low . neck
gowns.
"Your next"
1206 O St
ArlBto. Barber Shop,
The Olympian team will sail for
London, June 27, on thd steamer Phil
adelphia They will arrive about" July
4 and, Have, a few days in vyhtch ;to
prepare for the competitions which
open In the Stadium. July 13. '
After the show or party just drop
into the Boston LuncH for a sandwich
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and a cup of coffee or an oyster stew.
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.ATHLETIC GOODS Lawlor Cyclo Co.
BANKS First Trust and Savings.
; Central National, r -
BAKERIES Dalrymplo, Folaom, '"Pe-
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CAUBER--SHOPSGrand-btttral,
BATH HO.ysjEbrOhrlB'...r..
BOOK STORES Co-op; Llncolri;
University. J ;."V, f A
'CAFE B&voy, Windsor, Sams, JDoni.
DUUB, -TM
CLEANEfigrWQod. i.v. U
CIGARSole ft MoKenna; Mat&s
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'.pUSINESS COLLEGES Lincoln Bs-
meB8 College. L'
CLOTHING Farouhar: Maire iA
, Davis, Hill. ti
VDe6nlB?rMaeiJ,Tira,.rTFnflln-Jl
COAL Gregory? WhltebroaBtw , .
X.U1NU iiriuiN jbjux lUairymple: Lin-
Co , Rood, Hlrschnor-Moreo. r
FolBom.
DAWClNG ACADBMYi-LlrieoInfPitti
DENTISTS.TH3raham. .YungbluL J. it
DIXY qCOOs. Herpplgliohner;l.ineV
& 'Paine. ' . -' ),
DRUGGISTS Rlggs. . -.
FLORISTS Cliapln; 0. h" Frey.
FURNISHINGS Budd; Magee &
Deemcr, Mayer Bros., Sterling, .O. A.
Fulk. iA
GROX3ERIES-paplta,I-arooerl-Aii- !
HAIR DRESSER Mrs. J. C. Bell.
HATTERS Budd, Heffley, Llncoih
Hat Co., O. A. Fulk.
JEWELERS Tucker; Hallet i-
'KEYS Thorp.
I.AUNDR1ES Evans; Merchantat
tLUNCHEONETTES Tommy, Folsom.
1 Dalrympje, HlrschneoMorsp-. t
pPTIcfANSi&U7'MyW; Shean
f HqTogriAPHB-Biaw tBay de,
I TowrlBend; Clements;-' -s ' , " s
RINTERS George Bros.; Simmons.
ilEAL .ESTATE Humphrey. u
RESTAURANTS' Boston " Lunch
Buds;" 3amerons:' CMurchr"CHmarr
Dons; Dickinsons; Franchi? Bros.';,
Sams; Windsor; Elam's. ;.
shoes Beckman Bros;' Cincinnati
Hereford & Petty; fRbgers, & "Per
kins; Sanderson.. :' '?' v?,
TAILORS BackBtromrDriaer; ET
liott; Heffley; Heraog-Ludwfg;
" Scotch Wollen Mills, Union Cbllege
Tailors.
TELEGRAPH. S C H O O L-rWeBteni
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THEATERS Lyric, MfiJesUc, Oliver
TYPEWRITERS Underwood, J3un. !
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RpdmanVhaf'much speed :bu"t Is
equaljy;,ivild; jinX") lackaperleice.
.This, andtcap HftrbabiyiieeBSBl-
he gets the honor "N." tfm
The-otheiviilacea-areall satlgfaQfoiv
1Jy fl!led;Beft.4r5t':third; leutein.
eft" field and Bellamy In. centdr'arei
o:i the rJghCtnold gate and It, looks m
though he would stlpk. ' Wvatson ie
playing a stellar gameat'4hort, and'lfl
Dudgeon can't play, secmd," Clark on
Watdrs can; there being Uftle choice
as-far'as fieldlng-isconfeerned.
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