THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Today, Matinee 2:30. Tonlght-8:15.
Tempest and Sunshine
Mat 25 & 1"c. Eve 50c, 35 & 25c.
WED., THUR. & THUR. MAT.,
DEC. 16-17.
The Wolf
Eve $1.50 to 50c. Mat $1.00 to 50c.
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Ma's New Husband
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ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
Week Commencing Monday, Dec. 14
7 BIG ORPHEUM ACT8 7
Belle Hathaway's 8lmlan Playmates
MABEL MAITLAND
In Quaint Southern Negro Stories
Chas. De Haven and Jack Sidney
The Dancing Walter and the Guest
HARRY AND KATE JACKSON
Comedy "Cupid's Voyage"
LOCKWOOD AND BRYSON
PEDERSON BROS.
THE TENNIS TRIO
"Juggling On the Lawn"
MYSTERIOUS FLAMES
MAJE8TIC ORCHESTRA
Mats. 2:15 Tues.. Thur., & Sat.
Prices 15c and 25c.
Night 8:15 Prices, 15, 25 & 50c.
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THE HOUSE COZY
The Week of December Fourteenth
THE FULTON STOCK CO. IN
"Amy of the Circus"
A COMEDY DRAMA IN 4 ACTS.
PRICES 15c and 25c.
Mats. Wennesdays and Saturdays,
In preparation for Christmas week
the beautiful Society Comedy
Drama
"WHEN WE WERE TWENTY
ONE." ELITE
1329 "O" Street.
ELITE II
1330 "O" Street.
LATEST AND BE8T
Moving Pictures
IN THE CITY.
The Management extends a cordial
Invitation of every University
of Nebraska student.
ADMISSION 5 CENT8.
Change of Program Mon. and Thur.
I. J. HERZOG
THE UNIVERSITY MAN'S TAILOR
The finest work done and prices right
Call at our new store
I23Q O St.
Lincoln
TYPEWRITERS
All makes rentod with stand
$3 Per Month.
Bargains In Rebuilt Maohlnee.
LINCOLN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
Auto llOft-Ball liai. 123 No. 11th
HAVE
THE EVANS
Do Your Washing I
yj)Campusvjljj
W Gleanings W
Get a Majestic ticket frco.
C. H. Frey, florlBt, 1133 O SL
Dance music. Phono Boll 627. Auto
30.02.
Eat at John Wright's, 114 South
Eloventh.
Beckman Bros. Fine shoes. 1107
O Btreot.
.loo Swcnson, '08, was In the city
yesterday.
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A free Majestic tlckot with each
cash subscription.
The Inter-claHR athlotlc. board will
meet todny at 7:15 p. m. in U. 102.
.
Have your clothes pressed at
Weber's Sultorlum. Cor. 11th and O.
Chapin Bros, florists, 127 So. Thir
teenth. Why not take your bath at Chris'
bath house, Eleventh and P streets?
Dr. Chas. Youngblut, dentist, 202
Burr block.
Mothor's Dining Hall. Good homo
cooking. Prices from one cent up.
308 So. Eleventh St
Don't forget the big cabinet meet
ing. It will be held Thursday night
In Y. W. rooms. Supper and Christ
mas tree. Presents limited to ten
cents.
In the supremo court of the law
school two cases have befn"flled and
work Is being arranged in order to
put the court in operation after the
holidays.
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The forest club will meet this even
ing In room 2 of Nebraska hall at 7:30
o'clock, Mr. Stephenson and Mr.
Greenamoyer will give talks on "For
est Methods In the Rockies."
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Dr. Bessey has recently secured a
copy of Hill's Natural History, pub
lished In 1751. Thlrty-onc phamplets
and books on algae have also been
received by the lepartment recently.
Xmas For Gentlemen Friends
Suit Cases and Bags, $1.00 to $18.00Bath Robes, $3.50 to $J60Sblrts. $1.00 to
$3.50 Sweaters, $1.50 to $6.00 Fur Caps, $5.00 to $10.00. .Also Gloves, Ties,
Suspenders and Pennants. Everything to please him.
FULK, 1325 O
Considerable merriment Is being en
joyed at the expeirse of a member of
the freshman law class who was tried
t a moot court yostorday on several
marges that pertained to business out
jlde of the law school.
A box of plants haB been received
'rom Rev. J. W. Bates of Red Cloud,
Jeb., for the university herbarium. It
contains many flowering plants and
fungi, which have been added to tho
large number of plants which have
been collected and determined by
him for tho university.
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Miss Sarah Hrbek of the dQpart
nent of Bohemian has been invited to
;Ivo a series of addresses during tho
iol!dayB before the Bohemian educa
lonal association of Chicago, 111. Sho
vlll also give talks before a women's
lub In that city on the afternoon and
ivonlng of December 29.
Tho Delta Upsllon fraternity had
heir decennial party at tho Lincoln
lotel Friday evening and their annual
)aiuiuot on tho following evening. A
jreat many of their our-of-town alumni
ttonded, among" them the following:
roo Blonklron, Lylo Smith, Hardld
'oars, Frank Anderson, Waldo Scott,
I. W. Bliss, J. It. Cooper, Ed. Hagon
Ick, F. M. Litt, A. H. Lundln, J. J.
ollard, S. G. Roso, G. M. Pierson nnd
John Fling.
H. A. Bobbins, law '08, was a cam
pun visitor Saturday.
For the rest of tho semester the
Dally Nebraska!!, ;tr conts.
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Tho Dally Nobraskan and a Majes
tic matinee tlckot for 35 cents.
Harry Hayno, '12, is nursing a soro
shoulder us the result of a wrestling
bout.
The Zoological club will meet this
evening In tho Zoological lecture
room, 210. Tho program: "Tho Her
edity of Secondary Sexual Charac
ters," by Cunningham revlowed by
W. A. Wlllard. "Tho Transmission of
Spirochnetosls and Plroplasrosls by
the Ixodoldea or TlckB," by Nuttall
reviewed by N. F. PotorHon.
Harry White, '07, who Ib now travel-
I Ing for tho student international com
mittee of the student volunteer move
ment, 1b here In the Interest or tho
missionary work. He has on exhibition
at the Y. M. C. A. rooms, for the ben
efit of all students, the most recent
missionary literature. He will apoak
at the mid-week meeting Wednesday
evening.
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Here is a coincidence the man
aging editors of the Dally Nebraskan
and the Minnesota Dally are both de
baters. Zenas L. Potter of Minnesota
took part in tfio forensic conteBt
against Iowa on Friday night, and
Herbert Pott or of Nebraska was an
alternate on the Nebraska Cornhusk
or team that fell before the strong
Wisconsin debaters "Friday at Madison.
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Dr. Bessey has -Invited- mombers of
the botanical staff to a scientific read
ing at his home, 1507 It street, on De
cember 10. Dr. Bessey will road a
paper entitled "The Phyletle Idea In
Taxonomy,' which 1b the subject of
Dr. Bessey 's address as the retiring
vice president of Section G of the
American Association for tho Ad
vancement of Science. Dr. Bessey
will attend the meeting during the
holidays.
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It has boon decided to add to the
present practice court of the college
of law a United States district court.
This will be done In order to make It
possible to practice cases which should
come under federal Jurisdiction and
give students a wider score In their
work. George A. Fltzsimmons h.as
been made judge of this federal court.
A caBe, entitled B. W. Stewart vb.
Tho C B. & Q. Railway company, has
been removed to thin court from tho
state courts.
- The Y. M. C. A. membership com
mittee report promising prospects for
a record breaking membership this
year. At the present time" they have
530 men enrolled, against 510 at the
same time last year. Mr. Baker, the
chairman of tho committee, is confi
dent that the roll will roach 800 by
the and or tho year, which will sur
pass by over 200 anything ever ac
complished before. Tho committee is
now quiotly working and gotting men
lined up for business. After the holi
days a Bhort but vigorous campaign
will be carried on. Tho committee will
meet this evening at 7 o clock to dis
cuss the details of this campaign,
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Tho Joint pin committee Tof theclass
held a mooting last evening at 5
o'clock In N. 204. The freshmen failed
to appear. All the members from
the other classes were present. Sev
oral designs were presented, one tho
university seal with the cjass numeral
In tho center, another a round 'pin
with a block "N" and tho numerals be
neath tho" letter; a third,, tho choice
of the senior class, was a small oval
containing tho block "N" with the
numerals beneath. In order to make
tho pin chosen tho standard university
pin,, tho committee recommends that
the graduate students and members of
tho university senate wear it. Another
meeting will ho hold January 4th In
N 204 at which time tho commtttoo
Will It Be a
"CLOSENECK" or
PLAIN OVERCOAT?
$18
buys a first-class Overcoat of either style
the "Closeneck" or the plain Overcoat. A
garment that will give you the best of ser
vice, perfectly made in every detail and
draped to perfection. Of course the fabric
is not as good in the $1 8.00 Coats, as our
$25.00 and $35.00 Overcoats, but the
workmanship is just as good; in fact, they
are superior garments at the price.
Mayer Bros.
HEAD TO FOOT CLOTHIERS
members will look over new designs
and nlso several others made up as
recommended at this meeting.
ProfesBor Fossler left Friday for
Spokane nnd Seattle. The profeBBor
was requested to deliver an address
before the Nebraska clubs of each of
these pluceB. From Washington ho will
go to California. His nlec$ Miss Anna
FoBBler, with whom ho will probably
spend Christmas, Is librarian In the
state university at Berkley. Professor
FosBlor will return to Nebraska Jan
unry C, two days aft,er the expiration
of Christmas vacation.
AT THE PLAYHOU8ES.
The Majestic.
Belle Hathaway's "Simian Play
mates" head the bill at tho Majestic
this week. They kept a large audi
ence convulsed with laughter for
twenty minutes.
Lockwood and Uryson, In a singing
act, io:illy do the best work on the
program, and received a thunderous
reception last evening. Miss Lockwood,
In tho character or a Dutch maiden,
made a hit.
Other numbers on the bill are MIbs
Mabel Maltland, In a charming mon
ologue; Pedorson Brothers, in a com
edy link act; Tho Tennis Trio, In a
Juggling uct; Harry und Kate Jackson
& Company, In "Cupid's Voyage;"
and De Haven and Jack Sidney, two
clovor dancers. The pictures on tho
vlascopo are better than usual.
The Lyric.
"Amy of the Circus," is tho produc
tion at the Lyric this week. I?nid
May Jackson Is seen at her best' as
"Amy."
The sophomore cotillion committee
at Iowa, which has been considering
tho barn danco as a part of tho enter
tainment submitted the plan to tho
sororities and it was voted down.
Hereafter tho students at Chicago
univorslty will not' bo informed of
their flunks and conditions pntll tho
end of tho quarter.
Goldsmith's "The Good Naturad
Man" will he presented at Minnesota
December 15. Tho cast may go on the
road with tho, play during tho holi
days, i
The California Journal of Technol
ogy will bo published booh.
A petition Is being signed at Min
nesota asking for some now hnrid ball
courts.
Now York state loads In tho number
of frcHhmon at Princeton with 103.
Illinois has 15.
Governor Warron Carat laid tho cor
ner stono of tho new law building at
Iowa last Thursday.
Tho short, cburao in agriculture has
started at Cornell. A record breaking
attendance 1b expected.
Tho Women's Leugu'o at Syracuse
will organize a musical association U
Include tho women's musical clubs.
Iowa plays eight basket-ball games
this year. There 1b none with Illinois,
and one Is with Grlnnell, a non-conference
team.
At the convocation on Decombor 18
Chicago univorslty will confer on Con
sul .General Weaver tho honorary de
gree of LL. D.
Twt) Prlncbtoh alumni, two from Co
lumbia, one from Yale and one froror
Harvard have been elected to tho edi
torial board of tho Columbia Law Re
view. Basketball nractlca is nnw. n-ninc nnc-
- .. owa wi
in me uowntown armory at Ames and1.
uuiiBiuerumu interest is ooing shown.
Throe of tho team which nlnvnrt Wnn.
sas and Drako last year aro out and
with the abundance of material at
hand I. S. C. expects to have a fast!
team. "
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