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"POLLY PRIMR08E"
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Next Week "The Girl With
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The Management extends a cordial
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ADMISSION 5 CENT8.
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John Rice, '04, 1b studying for the
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Eat at John Wright's, 114 South
Eleventh.
The law school class in legislation
will hold a seminar this evening at
TjSO.o'clock. in room U. 309. s .
Beckman Broa. Fine shoes. 1107
O street.
Miss Olive King, a graduate of qno
of the best colleges of oratory In the
"west, will take charge of the now
department of. oratory at the model
high school.
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A free Majesti,c ticket with each
cash subscription.
Have your clothes pressed at
Weber's Suitorium. Cor. 11th and O.
The final examinations in Mathe
matics' I "has been taken by most all
of the students. The classed aro now
KILLING TIME-Piling
That's what you got in so-called
ye treatment. Glasses aro . tho 1
medicine of tho EYE. . ,
A bath In hot salt water is sooth- ' u' what We 8ar with a earantoo.
ing and beneficial to inflamed eyes. That's tho .Fair Way.
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entering upon the first three weeks'
work in Mathematics 2.
Why not take your bath at Chris,'
bath house, Eleventh and. P-streets?
Mother's Dining Hall. Good home
cooking. Prices . from one cent up.
308 So. Eleventh St.
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Frank Plpal, 06, who Ib in the Ca
nadian forestry service, Is visiting
with various members of tho Komen
sky club. He was oner of tho organ
izers of the club In this university.
E. O. Barker, a member of the
freshman law class, was married on
December 29 to a young lady of Cedar
county, Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. 'Bar
ker have taken up thoir residence in
Lincoln.
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Dancing Academy. Univer
sity students especially invited. Se
lect social nights, Mon. and Frl. Be
ginners, Wed. Private loBsonB. Auto
4477. Wed. & Fri.
Sigma, Chi will hold their annual
party Friday evening at tho Lincoln
hotel. Alumni mombers from the
local chapter will return to attend tho'
party, Walt's orchestra will furnlBh
the music. ' t ;
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I'Sparks From the Forgo!' is tho
subject for tho Y. M. C. A. meeting
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ing. Q. W. White will load the moot
ing.- ltoma. of lntoroat from tLo mls-i
slonary flold will bo takon up.
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Tho freshman law class moots to.
day at 10 o'clock in U. 300 o takd ac
tion upon the report of tho hop com
mitteo. The deficit of $25 muBt olthor
bo nmdo up by tho commlltco or by
an assessment upon the mombers of
the class. ' I
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The senior class in tho toachors I
college have finished tho oxporlmonta I
work in tho course an,d will now got ,
a moro practical viow of touching by
visiting classos at tho Lincoln hlghi
school. Tho claBH comprlBos noarly
seventy mombora. '
With tho oponlng of tho legislature,
many of tho studonts may bo scon in
the legislative halls taking in the
assemblies of the law makers. Espe
cially Is this .true of tho law coll.oge,
where tho library is noarly dosertqd'
on account of tho sessions of the log-!
islature.
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Tho now high school at Norfolk, Neb.,
of which FredHuntor, a woll known
Nebraska, athloto, Ih superintendent,
has been completed and now gives
that city one of the best school build
ings in tho state. Mr. Hunter was
formerly principal of the Ashland
schoolB before going to Norfolk.
Called to New Mexico to look after
a ripening tomato crop upon his ranch,
Thomas Nelson, a junior in tho law
college, was taken critically nick four
days aftor his arrival in New Mexico
and for some timo his life was din
paired of. Ho is somewhat better at
last reports, though not entlroly out
of danger, poison loft for Now Mex
ico shortly after tho Christmas holi
days commenced. It is thought that
tho sudden change of climate was too
much for him and brought on an at
tack of typhoid fovor.
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Towards the end of tho week tho
committees of tho threo upper classes
will meet for tho purpose of organis
ing an intor-clasB debating bourd,
modeled closely after the inter-clasB
athletic board. It is proponed that the
chairmen of the committees and tho
class president become members of
tho board. Should tho dobatcs bo
pulled off, they will como the latter
part of April, tho question for dis
cussion being tho same as (he ond
which will bo used by tho university
in its Intercollegiato debates next
year.
Up The Cost
Glasses will give permanent re
lief When' fitted by ub. We back
Tonight the inter-clasB conimltteeH
of the different classes will hold a
meeting in tho office of tho Cornhusk
er and draw up a constitution which
will permit the freshmen to enter
teams in ' tho class championship
games. Tho action comes after a
struggle of noarly two years between
tho freshies and tho upper classmen.
The proposed constitution will be so
drafted as to exclude all men of Var
sity caliber, who are rendered inelig
ible by tho threo years' ruling, from
participation in tho class gamos. This
Is really all that the upper classes
have been fighting for, since it places
the freshmen upon tho same basis as
the rest of the classes. .
The sale of tickets for tho sopho
more hop is progressing nicely and
indications are the dance will bo at
tended by a, largo, crowd. It may bo
necessary for tho chairman, W. C.
Weise to limit tho number of tlckots.
Only enough to cover the expenses
of the hop will bo sold. Tho. danco
comos on Saturday night at tile Lin
coln hotel. On the preceding evening
the juniors hold an Informal at Fra
ternity hall but it is hot thought that
the two dances will conflict seriously
with each other. Tho price of both
aro thp same, tickets for each coming
at $1.25, .Should the sophomoro hop
fall financially it will probably J)o tho
laBt attempt to giye a dollar and a
quarter dance at tho Lincoln.
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The Oliver.
"A Girl at tho Holm," in its sixth"
month at tho La Sallo Theater, Ghi"
cago, show Biich signs Of continued
.succeBB that Manager Mort H. Slngor
has organized a road company, and
has secured as his loading players.
Billy" Clifford, Maud Lambert and(
CountesB Olga von Hatzfoldt. The,
production will bo tho most proton
tiouu road offering over sent out from
'the La Salle, and in scenic display will
outclass tho original presentation at,
tho La Salle, where tho Chicago build-'
Ing ordinances prohibit moving scon
ory. It will be presented at tho Oliv
er theater, Tuesday, January 12.
Billy Clifford and Maud Lambort,
havo for years been hoadlinors In
vaudeville, and Manager Singer hnl
to nuiko oxtravagant ipducomonts toj
got thorn to forsako tho larger cities,
for the road. Countess von Hatzfoldt J
whoso titlo Is real, has won marked'
succoss in her short stage carcor,
which includes appearances in "Tho1
Bollo of Mayfalr,',' "Tho Gay Musi
cian." "Tho BurgomtiBtor," and "Thol
Little Duchess." Florence Martin ls
the soubrotte of tho company. Sho1
was with Eddie Foy in "Tho Orchid'l
Harry Brown, woll known las a come-;
dlan of tho highest order through
long association with first class pro-:
ductlons, Robert G. Pitkin, Barnardi
Nlomoyer, Edward Beck and Harvyl
Follows are among tho other prin
cipals. A big chorus of beauties and
oxtravagant costumos have been pro
vided. The Majestic.
In tho first scone of Homer Lnd's
"Tho Opera Singer" at tho Majestic
this week the audience Is givon a full!
view of the entire stqgo with all drop8
and wings removed. Tho act opens,
with tho entrance of Lind who. as tho!
"Opera SIngor," has como to practice)
for a try-out in vaudeville. When he
appears on tho stage "Propfli'Va stage
hand, 'is making all kinds of nolso
.with a hammer. The latter refuses to)
quiet .himself and. the old slngor has
consiaeraoio irouoie in geiiing aim-,
self heard. While bo is waUing to do;
his act tho slngor finds his daughter,
who has been separated from him for,
several years and who has como to
America to earn a living. Lind in
his first vocal selection is good. ( His
"Dreaming" Is not rendered in 'very'
swoot tones. I
"Fun in a School Room' is made by
nine actorSi flvo men and four women.
They. sing, dance, and cut-up so well;
that they aro irresistibly funny. Tho-.
bill also includes "Tiro Troubles and,
Broken Parts," an automobile act; Mr.
and-Mrs. Jack Mcdreevy, In a comedy
.musical; Fritz, "Tho Droll Cartoon
ist;" and Kinkor, contortionist.
The Lyric.
"Polly Primrose," a beautiful com
edy of southern llfo, is the, play at tho
Lyric this yoek. The scene of tho
play Is laid in Georgetown, District
.of Columbia, in 1886. Enid My Jack-
scnooi gin, and sets ip nor usual
pleasing way. Next wook Jtho Fultona
will, present,' Clydo Fitch's ' famous
comedy, "Tho Girl 'With tho Green
Byes."
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