The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 27, 1909, Image 3

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OLIVEB THEATRE
TODAY; MAT 2:30. TONIGHT : 15
BUSTER BROWN
WITH MASTER RICE '
Eve $1.00 to 25c. Mat 60 ft 25c.
MON, AFT. 3 P. M.J NIGHT 8:15,
MARCH 29
". RUSSIAN SYMPHONY CO.
ft BEN GREET PLAYER8
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A MID 8UMMERNIGHT'8 DREAM"
Mat $1.50 to 50c. Eve $2.00 to 60c.
MKlOHIfH
Billlo Burko Prosonta
DICK CROLIU8 A CO.
Ono Beat Act "Shorty"
THE J088ELIN TRIO
Sensational Aerial Artists
INO. P. R0GER8, BEN N.DEELY
Harmony, Melody and Fun
PAUL LA CROIX
Eccentric Hat Juggler
THE ALPHA TROUPE
America's Greatest Entertainers
EARL FLYNN .
In "The Boy In Green"
Billy Morris and 8herwbod Sisters
Southern Pastimes and Melodies
Mats. 2:15 (except Mon.) 16 ft 25c
Night 8:15 Prices 15, 25, 35 ft 60c
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Lincoln's Most Popular Play House
Week Starting March 22.
THE FULTON 8TOCK COMPANY
The Cowboy and The Lady
A Western Comedy Drama
Ever Night 8:30, Wednesday and
Saturday Matinees 2:30
Beat 8eats 25o
Next Week the "Little Grey Lady"
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The Acme Parlors
934 P STREET
Bowling, lii Hards, Pool, Cigars,
Tobnrro. fine Confectionery
FINEST AMUSEMENT PARLORS
IN THE WEST
PRICES:
BILLIARDS, 40c pei Hour.
POOL, by Hour, 40c.
ROTATIf N FOOL
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POKER POOL
PIGEON FOOL
2 J-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 in the Place.
QROHESTR
for Concert or Dances
G. F. Thornburg, v - - - Director
RalphJ.Reid, - - - - r Pianist
Violin and Comet instruction given at
Studio, 416 So. 17th.
Auto 5877.
WILLIAMS'
DANCING
ACADEMY
Successor to Pitts
fsclit Evening - - Friday
Advanced Class - Msndiy Eve.
Glass Evenings Wid.&Sat,
Private Lessons Given
, ' if Desired
1124 N STREET
Auto 4019
. Bell A-2621
Campus
Gleaniners
SMJM
C. H. Prey, Horiat. 1133 O St.
Chimin Br6s., florists, 127 So. Thlr
teenth. Miss Ethel O. Field takos hor oxaml
natI6n f6r o master's degrco In botany
today.
Dr. Chas. Youngblut, dentist, 201
Burr bjock.
PrbfesBor Stolnburg of Doano col
logo, at Crete, Nob., was a cammis
visitor Friday.
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Cameron's Lunch Counter, 123 So.
Twelfth St.
George Ai. Tunlson, 1906, of Omalm,
Neb., visited Friday at the Delta Ui.
ellon fraternity house.
See Hereford. New Oxfords. $4.00
Special. 1215 O.
The members of the Pershing RlHes
had their picture taken Thursday eve
ning for the Cornhusker.
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Get your lunch at the city Y. AI. C.
A. Spa. 13th & P. ,
A. AI. Oborfelder, 1911, Is enjoying
a visit from his undo, Col. Robort
Oberfoldor, of Sidney, Neb.
New spring styles in footwear now
on display. Beckman Bros., 1107 O St.
Miss Theo. AI. Hansen, 1911, is on-
Joying a visit from hor mother, Afrs.
E. E. Hansen of Falrbury, Nob.
Have your clothes pressed at
Weber's Sultorlum. Cor. 11th and O.
Next Wednesday ovenlng the Delta
Deltn Delta sorority will hold an Initi
ation of new members at the chapter
house.
Dr. J. R. Davis, dentist. Charges
reasonable. Over Bank of Commerce.
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Clarence Kremor, 1910, captain
adjutant of tho cadet battalion, has
resigned his position and left school
for this semester.
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Why not take your bath at Chris'
bath house, Eleventh and P streets?
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NEW BLUE BULL DOG and other Spring
Shapes in
I FULK,
300000000000000000000000000
AIIss Brota BUIb will entertain the
members of the Delta Gamma sorority
at a house party at her homo this
ovenlng at 1603 H street.
Learn the ''barn dance, Lincoln
Dancing Academy, 1132 N. Select
school. Call Auto 4477.
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AIIss Ruth Alungor, 1911, entertained
the members of the Delta Gamma so
rority at a very pleasant dancing
party at hor home at 1745 E Btreot.
Hee Haw I Havo you seen tho now
Hoq Haw last In Oxfords at Sander
son's? Thoy aro tho real thing.
115-2t
The members of tho Sigma Alpha
Epsllon1 fraternity ontertalued at an In-
Glasses of Soda Water
sold and drank from our 20th Century
Sanitary Soda Fountain season 1008.
Agency Huylorn, Gunthers and Lown
eya (Chocolates and Bonbons. .
TV Dru Cutttr.
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MUf Million
S&tf&Hjwqs
formal house party Frlifay evening" al
tho chapter houso, 307 North Twenty,
fourth strcoL
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Tho candidates for the freshman
baseball team will hold their first
practlco this afternoon at Antelopo
park. It la requested that all who aro'
Interested bo prosorit.
Tho cadet battalion will bo inspcoiod
by Captain Worklxor noxt wook. Bo
ginning Alonday ovenlng tho com
panies Will bo inspe'etod In tho follow
ing order: A, B, C D, and I.
Profossor F. A. Stuff of tho depart
ment of Engllsli literaturo loctured
Friday at Bridgeport,' Nob., boforo
tho North Platto Teachers' associa
tion. Professor Stuff took tho placo of
Professor AI. AI. Fogg, who was 111.
Captain Workizer has received no
tice that Captain P. D. Lockrldgo of
tho general staff of the United States
army will inspect tho unlVorslty cadet
battalion on Alay 14, on tho university
parade grounds just caBt of tho ar
mory on Twolfth street.
The artlclo writton by Profossor
Aylcsworth of tho department of po
litical sclenco on "Campaign Lltova-
turo,'' which appeared In tho Fobruary
Issuo of Political Economy and Soienco
Journal, has also been published In the
Ibsuo of La Folletto's Alagazlno for
Alarch 20th.
AIIss Allco Howell, head of tho uu
partmont of elocution, went to David
City, Neb., wlioro sho gavo a reading
In the evonlng before tho Educational
Convention of Butlor county. This
morning sho will address the iaino
convontion on tho subject of "Tho
Teaching of Reading."
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Professor Edwin .Muxoy loft thl?
morning for Albion, Nob., whore ho
will act as ono of the judgos of the
Alblon-Plerco debate between tho high
schools of thoso two cities. This do
bate Is to decide tho championship In
tho North Central District of tho Ne
braska Intor-hlgh School Debating
league.
Considerable misunderstanding has
resulted from tho remarks of Pro
fessor Barbour a few days ago regard
ing tho actions of ox-Presldont Rooso
velt In going on an African hunt.
Professor Barbour declares that his in
tention was not to condemn Air.
Roosevelt, but to point out that he
was actuated by a desire to mako a
scientific collection as well as to mere
ly obtain sport.
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A meotlng of the Nebraska section
of tho American Chemical society will
Caps just in.
1325 O
bo hold this ovenlng at eight p. m,
This Is tho fifty-fifth regular mooting
of the Nebraska section, and will bo
hold In tho lecture room of tho chem
ical laboratory. Tho following pro
gram' will be given: ''Notes on the
Liquid and Fatty Acids of Sbmo Oils'
William B. Smith; : : Analysis of Head
ache Powders,' E. L. Redfern.
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A. L. Beokloy Is visiting friends for
a few days at tho Delta; Upsllon fra
ternity house. Air. w Beokloy left
school last spring to enter the employ
of tho United' State geological survey.
For tho past year ho has been a &tu
dont in tho Goorgo Washington uni
versity. At prosont Air. Beokloy is on
his way to South Dakota, whero (he
has charge1 of a party in the employ
of tho national geological survey; Two
men from the University of Nebraska
will Join .this party about the first of
April. Those, aro Roy Nelson, 1010,
and E. F. Schramm, who is a graduate
student. '
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A general' misunderstanding has
arisen oyer the recent gold medal
spell-down held by the Pershing Rifles.
Tho spell-down was won by John A.
Scotney, 19:10. The, Bpell-down was
not allowed to stand oh account of
several .misunderstandings .. which
arose during its progress, If the spell
down is allowed to stand, tho gold
medal goes to Mr. Scotney, he having.
won it three times in succession,
which! is necessary to keep It. Beveral
members of the organization think Mr.
Scotnoy shquld he allowed to keep the
medal permanently, while others are
opposed. Tho matter will he settled
at the, next regular meeting of the
Pershing Rifles on Thursday evening.
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