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.'Today! 'Mat -2:30. Tonight 8:15.
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H Mat $1.00 to 25c. Night $1.60 to 50c.
8AT. M.AT. A hllGHT, MARCH 20
- EAST LYNNE
Mati-25 & 10c. Eve 50, 35 & 25c.
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BYERS AND HERMANN
In "Tho Clown's, Dream"
Max Witt's Four
SINGING COLLEENS
THE KIN80N8
In "Going It Blind"
. . JAMES AND PRIOR
In "Capital. Barnacle's Courtship."
EARNIE. AND, MILD.RED P0TT8
glng, Dancing, Bag Punching.
INNE8S AND RYAN
Vaudeville's Classy Entertainers
HAYNE8 AND WYNNE
Expert Dancers , -
Mats. Daily Except Mon 15 & 25c.
Every Night 8:1515, 25, 35 & 50c.
PATRONIZE 6UR ADVERTI8ERS!
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WEEK OF MARCH 15
THE'FULTON STOCK COMPANY
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The Bishop3 s
Carriage
With Wed. and Sat. Matinees
Prices Always the Same 15 & 25c.
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PATRONI. E OUR ADVERTISERS!
The Acme Parlors
934 P STREET
Bowling, Billiards, Pool,Cigars,
Tobacco, fine Confectionery
fINEST AMUSEMENT PARLORS
IN THE WEST
PRICES:
BILLIARDS, 40c per Hour.
POOL, by Hour, 40c.
ROTATION FOOL
"PTTL POOL
POKER POOL
PIGEON POOL
2 1-2 cts. per
cue.
3 cues 10 cts.
15 BALL POOL 5c a cue.
No Checks With Games.
Profit Sharing "Coupons Given With
Every 5c Spent Iri the Place.
O RO H ESTRA l
for Concert or Dances
G F..Tiiorriburg, - - - Director
RalpbJ.Reld, Pianist
Violin and Cornet instruction given at
Studio, 416 So. J7th. t , Auto 5877.
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Socjal EvefiiHg -
Advance! Class -
.fi" . Friday;
Muiay Eve
Glass Evenings - .' Wii.-.&Sat
. P"vto Letont, Given i
tr ueenrea
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Ate-401t' ' ' r 'Sell A-362I
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Cincinnati Shoe
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Big SHOE Sale
Now Going on
Store Open Untill 9:00
O'clock Evenings
CAPITAL . HOTEL CAFE
& LUNCH COUNTER
Uth andPSts.
Open from 0 a. m. till 12
p.m. Lincoln's most pop-'
ular priced cafe.
OUR MOTTO: Clem and Quick Service all Ida
Time. Coupon Books worth $5 sold for $4.26.
HahsWorkow, Mgr.
am pus
$5.00 for $1.00.
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C H. Frey, llorlst. 1133 O St.
Would you take $5.00, for ,$1,007 '
Have Ludwig mukothatEastor Buit.
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The students In botnny 4 are now
3tudylug the ferns.
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Who Ib tho student's tailor? Ltid
wlg. The Literary and Musical club met
Tuesday nfternoon at 3i30 p. m. In
the Temple.
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Chapln Bros., florists, 127 So. Thir
teenth. A. L. Palmer visited nt hia Immn in
Louisville, Neb., Thursday and Friday
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Dr. Chas. Toungblut; dentist, 202
Burr block. ,
Tho members of the clasB in elec
trical engineering 8 are learning' how
to install fuses. "
Ludwlg's Suits havo thrtt distinctive
college cut.
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with that Hat being a little too large
wur i-io seizes in "tngnsn i ween
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Ward Rubendall, 1Q12, enjoyed a
visit from his parents, over Satur
day an.d Sunday. .
Cameron's Lunch Counter, 123 So.
Twelfth St. '
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Tho regular noon meeting of the
university Y, W. C. A., was led by
Miss Amanda. Clement
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Seo Here'ford. Now'prfords. $4.00
Special. 1215 O. -
Delta Delta sorority will ' giv.o. a
house party at tho chapter house Fri
day evening, March 19th.
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Got your liindh at tho city Y.. M. C.
a. apa. lam c Jt.
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Tho Rhnmrriolf 'nnd - crpntv vlhhnn
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cpmmor4atIng,,St. Patrick day, woro
worn" by many' of tfio ; students , yester
day . ; " v . i ' l-
Famous raiillhory' opening . today.
i MrC S., C. Basu, who. Is studying for
hl ninnipr'n dpcTAn In nolltlo.nl nr.rifi.
'omy, has returned to his work afUjr
iNow spring' styles in, footwear now
on' display. Bcckman Bros., 1107 O St.
, MI8.S Ruth Martin,. Ph. D., 1907, hs
orshin of biolotrsr at Rockford colleee.
iRockford, 111,
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r Have your clothes pressed- ;at
WoberV 8ultorIumA QprJ.iyi andp,
K, J. Thelgo, a gradunta of the V,lS'
(Joiiain unlvorBlty, was n campus vfsit
or Tuesday. Mr. Tholgo Is chomlat
for tho Boatrlco Ordaniory Co.
Dr. J.,Jt, Davl8 dents,t. . Ohargos
roaspnablo. Over Bank of Commerce.
Tho regular somi.monthly mooting
of tho KomdriBky club w(ll bo hold
Saturday ovoning, March 20, in tho
music hall of tho Tomplo.
Havo you boucht n Swan Pnn? A.
tend tho Swan Pan snlo at tho Co-op.
this week.
Tho rogular mid-week meeting of
tho Y. W. C. A. was hold last evening
in tho association rooms. Tho subject
was "Decision." Mr. R. K. Androws
wns lender.
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Loarn tho barn danco, Lincoln
Dancing Acadomy, 1132 N. Select
school. Call Auto 4477.
Mr. W. II. Bano. 1007, who is now
nt tho South Carolina oxporlment sta
tion, rccontly published a vory Instruc
tive bulletin on "Plant Diseases and
Injurious IiiBocts in South Carolina."
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Nobrasknn subscribers, now or old,
can got ton. of the boBt magazines In
tho country for $1.00. Seo pago 2.
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Tlln TiYll-nRf nlnh ni.it m TiticAStf
ovonliiK and transacted sonm rnculnr
business. Dr. Condra gave a lecturo
on, "Relation pf Forests to Stream
Flow." A largo number of Btudonts
wcro in attendance.
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INK PENCIL3I We do not sell n
"$2.50 Ink Pencil for 90c." But got
one of our Ink pencils at $1.00 and
comparo it with tho "$2.50 Ink pencils
for 90c this week." At tho Co-op.
Candidates for tho university teach
ers' certificate In Juno are requested
to notify tho secretary of tho certlil
cato committee, Q. W. A. Luckoy,
and fill out tho required blank. bhlco
hours 11 and 3. U 209.
Special 8ale on Swan Pens this
we.ok. .Not a.8alo of "$C00 pens for
$z.iu. nut wo aro selling $C00 pens
for $G.OO and $2.50 for $2.50. They
are Swans and they are worth tho
price. At the Co-op.
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For tho past fow mornings some
student in the college of law has
persisted In throwing red popper
about tho recitation rooms. Greatly
to the annoyanco and discomfort of
both teachers and students.
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At 9:30 a. m. Tuesday, March 10.
the educational association mot at
the Temple. Tho subject of,.tho moot
ing was "Religious Trnlning." Tho
speakers woro Dr. Hilton of Cotner
university, Chancellor Avory and Dr.
Cdtre of Chicago.
" At a reception given Monday ovon
ing, March 15, by Governor and Mrs.
ShallonberKer at tho executlvn mnn.
sion In honor of tho state ofilcers.
several members,, of the PI Beta Phi
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or too small? 8
Hats" removes all such dlfficultles.-V
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sorority assisted in serving 'at the
refreshment table.
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Notices have, been posted on tho
bulletin boards in University hall, re
foring to the prizes offered by a com'
mitteo of various colleges and uni-.
vorslties for theses on economicsub
jects. Tho first prize is $G00,, second
$400. This -prize, offer goes Into effect
in the .year 1910.
Tho cadet battalion held guard
mounfc Tuesday evening for the first
time this semester. Tho cadet, com
panies .are comnlonclng to drill with
a doilnlto view of accomplishing some
thing in tho annual conipetotlvo drill,
and much impr.ovomont in tho, work
of al tho .companies has resulted.
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Lieutenant Culver1,' one, of tho uni
versity student's who left their work
nt the timo of the war with Hnnln.
was in tho city visiting with friends.
no win joavo rqr vsow York city,
where ho will take-up tho work of
a ' now dotail In connection with tho
government's submarine cables along
tho Atlantic .seaboard.
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Yesterday afternoon, in tho armory,
tht) sophomore class held tho tryouts
for tho intor-class mget which takes
placo Saturday oyening, March 20tb.
Tbo results of tho tryoufs was as
follows: For tho. twenty-flvo yaid,
dash, B. S. Munson, W. H, Plasters
and O. B. Reed qualified. The relay
team will bo E. S. Munson, O. E.
Reed, R, A. Russoll and H. F.
Thomas. Thpso qualifying for , tho
obstacle race aro IJ. H. Drake, A, B.'
Amberson. W. H. Plasters and H. F.
J Thomas.'
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three. Requirements , ,i?dit
ALL STUDENTS
wort? VAiT niA . l i """ Bnu
Hor is thowuV tVot nil tliroj at'a nln'orfo't SBKff ""
. We 'Are Dealers in Facts
rtho noin Kffl ' IVi puV .n'' Pur work In acourato, comploto and to
forihP'inh Smfni1 ,1Kp.?wr,tt?'!' P'nPiiV "vippliod, and arrangod In sultablo
rorin, with, outlines, blblloKmpliIc and full roforonccs.
It ii.qvni.im!lsJihllv0i,nOJ,,lo.n f01co blBhly-trained Investigator .and specliU-
frtSw iimi'i 5 Ite.W-JV' hftV0. ad2 ?- buslnoss of "knowing' tho men who
wo enn so Srn SWn0!! I" 8y1tom ,of knwlMK "Who's. Who for Enicloncy"
advice! 8trilKhMo,headuartora for au.thorltatlvo Information Qnd export
autlwntl? ihfhMnn'W BA0cl? ot 'n'orvTjV0" on hn,nd nn'J our c of obtaining'
nnS DrosmiTJiff 2nl,0fi'iW0i V ftihKlly olllclorit syntom of alftlng, arranging
offv Vm,o0nvfflitiLy,!n'?.,,0J,Uca, "lonco. cconomlcuoclolosy, arithropoi-
cxn inmnnit in i.nViU;. f i "'"lt" nujcnpo, qommoroini Bogropiiy, travel ana
'and fSViA MmmnH! ,ftW,n"a dip omacyhlntory. fororgn ultalrs, intorstate
Cd ?,SueXo0bnandnSl, ftnaIduatrIal conditions, and publlo problems
material ni nt ??-" ,?"t Uo ?Ptc1' Our oharjes fdr now and orlg nal'
QuaHtvof wd?kirn,rn,?!i0f tw0 do,l,,r for ch thotiBand words fumlshod.
iTiUons n, h2nnMrniMtcd:i or41moy rofiindod. Methods, roforencos and quo
snndS of nr !niTi2L,,J.n.t , nvVulons furnished upon request. (Wo havo thou
Sl S'Cfl S"n 'V"'l w! cJll,wOJtor- ubt to Pr'or sale, at $1.60 per
A Desirable Position for You
nofllfo1T0nVrimni,Hi?. ?". nVo n,rc'dy planning about a summor or permanent
CrodUPcf oJ 1, lli iPvnJnir m tho,.pro'0Mlons or independent business. To
asstahoo u miu "Z l0li,(! will glvo you advlco. Information and real
euro ?a Z itni.i i?Mnlc?W,th0Ut ?hnro (from "w "P to tho tlmo you se-,
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of,cimmerrConnl,nri1 SE'&nV0 c?mo ln t,ouch WJ board8 ot ira chambers,
as larn on?nn?n,an.?i,l?5,l0?nl nnd General organizations of omployors. as well'
io rca tope, no coinmlsstons, no strings nro attached to' this ntr u u
freo and unconditional. This Information wo gain abo t nosltlonZ ?Wmnt- a
attract, nclp nnd .tluiH hold customers. Wo do for you all that nnv Mffiitnn
employment agency enn do, with this Important dlfferoncV-wc , nrie von K '
nomvolved contracts, pay no fees or commlsaloSrand B i oSS obllgS
Boots and Magazines Free v
i.Asi a Jurt,,or Inducement, with every uvo dollar order for JnfnrmnWnn
f Wfth .ji-ton dplia"ortoV7for:
; subjects to make inch an order and
How to Order
.. Just think up one or more, subjpois on which you hoed material rMmo
the number of words required, Enclose, two dollars for ach fiiJS in,8tiSai5
National Clearing , House of Infbrmahoti
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THE MANHATTAN CLEANERS AND DYERS
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Havo your clothes Cloaned, .Pressed (and Ropairbd by.tho.MANi
HATTAN CLEANERS AND DYERS; Suits Cleaned and (Pressed S1.25.
That is not much when compared with what it is .worth to you to loold
neat and. stylish. Call-Bell .PhoneFL918.-WO-wlll send. for and- roturn-
your work.
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Since, Spring- has nearly arrived tho Fountain will'
bo ono of the features of tho Folsoni Bakery.
Wo want you to Judge our whole store by every
thing' we servo 'you in our Soda W.nter, Ico Cream,
t,. Eunchop und iDelicatesscn, Lunch Dopartmontr "We
Mako Our Own Candlesi
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