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ftrWSjI&IUSBn&UWMmHm n; THE DAILY NEBRASKAN v V V A i ' i ; , OLIVER THEATRE TONIGHT At 8:16 BABES IN TOYLAND IQNACIO MARTIN ETTE & 50 people Prices $1.50 to 50c. FRI., 8AT. & 8AT. MAT., APR. 16-17 THE BIQQE8T MUSICAL COMEDY OF THE 8EA80N A Stubborn Cinderella Night $1.50 to 50c. Mat $1.00 to 50c BILLY VAN Tho Famous Minstrel Qomcdlan HOWARD TRUE8DELL & CO. In "Two Men and a BotUo" HILL AND 8ILVIANY In a Novel and Sensational Uni- cycle Act. KOHLER OPERATIC TRIO Tho Greatest of all Italian Singors. THOMP80N 8I8TER8 Tho Girls with tho Educatod Foot. OLIVETTE "The Man in Black. THE R08AIRE8 European Novelty Entertainers Matinees Daily 2:15 (Except Monday) 15c and 25c. Every night at 8:15 Prices 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c WKWZMim Week 8tartlng April 12. The Great English Comedy "MERELY MARY ANN" Miss Enid May Jackson as "Merely Mary Ann," Supported by THE F.ULTON 8TOCK COMPANY Next Week, Starting April 10th THE MARRIAGE OF WILLIAM A8HE .Best 8eats Twenty-five Cents. 8eat8 Reserved One Week in Advance. ORCHESTRA for Concert or Dances G. F. Thornburg, Ralph J. Reld, - Director Planht Violin and Coroet instruction given at Studio, 4J6 So. J7th. Auto 5877. WILLIAMS DANCING ACADEMY Successor to PitU Siclil Evening - - - Friday Aivucel Glass - Moulin Eve. Class Evenings Wii. k Sat. Private Lceaona Ghren if Desired 1124 N STREET Aato 4019 Bell A-2621 HAVE THE EVANS ' Do Your Washing TYPEWRITERS All makes rented with stand $3 Per Month. Bargains In Rebuilt Machines. LINCOLN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Auto lltt-Bell 1181. 123 No. lit Bell Phene 482 Aite Phene 1481 COMPLIMENTS OF Nebraska Grocery and Meat Company Fanoy and Staple Groceries 1036 P Street Every Onto Give Special Allinllon A.G. SPALDING & BROS. The Lerseit Manufacturer In the World ef Implement! end Uniforms mfor luase Ball Lawn Tennis Basket Ball Golf Track and Field Sports Sliding'! Tri.M.irt n vlMt y pirckiN iti SurtitH ef Onllty Spaldiug's New Spring and Summer igog Catalogue, comglete edition, 1 44 pages; about Sooo Illustrations, etc. Copy mailed to any address on receipt of request A. G. Spalding & Bros. 147 Wabash Ave, Chicago, 111. THE FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS BANK Owood by tho Stockholders of tho First National Bank Interest Paid at 4 Per Cent First National Bank Looms, Tenth A O Campus Gleanings C. H.Frey, lloriat. 1133 O St. Harry Portor. He has It 1123 O St Harry Hathaway, 1911, spent Sat urday and Sunday In Omaha. Chapln Bros., florists, 127 So. Thir teenth. Ben W. Proidon, 1012, is spending a few days with his father in Sioux City, Iowa. Dr. Chas. Toungblut, dentist 303 Burr block. Regular weekly drill of tho Persh ing Rifles will bo held this evening In the Armory. Cameron's Lunch Counter, 123 So. Twelfth St. A meeting of tho senior play caste for act I was held last evening in U. 106 at 7:30 p. m. The boBt lunch in the city. Y. M. C. A. Spa, 13 & P. twmjl I I 000000000000000000000000OfflO FULL DRESS FURNISHINGS A complete line of fine full dress white vests, ties. shirts, gloves, jewelry sets, silk hosiery and Hats at FULK, -- 90$0000000000000000000000000 Tho German club will meet tonight at tho Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority house, 1527 M street. The Nebraskan will sell a $60 wheel or $26. Do you want it? . Lloyd: DeUslow, 1908, Delta Tau Delta, is the catcher for the Colum bia varsity baseball team. One thousand pairs Oxfords on sale at $2.96. Hereford, 1215 O.. Tho formal party of the Delta Gam-, ma sorority will be held Friday even ing, April 23d, at the Lincoln hotel. ' New spring stylos in footwear now on display. Beckman Bros., 1107 O St The monthly banquet of tho alumni members of tho Kappa Psl Phi fra ternity was held in Omaha last Fri day evening, April 9th. i Have your clotheB pressed at Weber's Sultorium. Cor, 11th and O, The annual government inspection of the university cadet battalion has been postponed on account of 'the non arrival of tho inspector. Dr. JT R. Davis, dentist. Charges reasonable. - Over Bank of Commerce; Tho annual formal party' of tho Alpha Omlcron PI Borority will be held Saturday evening, April 17th, at the Lincoln hotel. Walt's orchestra will furnish the muBlc. ' t If you want a bicycle call at the Ne braskan office. A- $60 wheel for $25. Tho senior class pins havo arrived' and mombors of tho class who gavo their orders to tho committoo may ob tain tho pins at tho Cornliusker ofllco or of tho committee. Tho Lincoln Dancing Acadomy is tho most soloct school in Lincoln. 1132 N. Auto 4477. Miss Bobs Holcomb, 1900, was In Omaha during vacation making ar rangements for tho coBtumos fqr tho senior play, and also viBlting Miss Edna Rudersdorf, 1908. MIbs Nellie Vail, 1909, Is now prin cipal of tho high school at Tokamah. She assumed ber duties to fill a va cancy just boforo tho spring rocoss and it is reported that Bho is already making good. Tho Association of Colleglato Alum nao will meot Friday aftornoon at 4 o'clock with Mrs. W. Q. L. Taylor at 435 North 25th Street. Mr. S. C. Basu, of Bengal, India, will address tho mombors on tho subject nt "In dia." Dr. W. L. Wostormann, 1394, 1890, how assistant profossor of history in tho University of Wisconsin, has been nppointod to take chargo of tho con ferences on ancient history during tho sessions of tho Amorlcan historical association In Now York City noxt Do comber. Tho placo in ono of consider able honor, especially for so young a man ub Dr. Wostormann. Professor Fogg of tho rhetoric de partment .as Judgo of tho Auburn Pawnoo City debato at Auburn last Friday evening. Auburn won by a two to ono decision of tho judgos. Au burn and Wymoro will now moot to decide tho championship of tho south eastern district. John Latensor, ox-1910, of Omaha, who registered In Columbia university this fall, Is rowing with tho froBh man crew of that Bchool In tho sec ond boat, as No. 5. Tho regular crews bavo been selected, but as tho second crow has been beating tho first with such regularity a general changing of positions is expected. W. G. James, graduate of Peru and ox-1910 at Nebraska, died Saturday morning, April i 3d, at his homo In Kearney, Neb. Tho causo of his death was tuberculosis. Mr. James leaves to mourn his death, a little child, who was left to his care, by tho death of his wife in tho spring of 1908, while Mr. James was a student In the university. In practice on tho horizontal bafs last evening D. Mitchell, tho man in whom tho cornhuskorB aro pinning their hopes of succosb in tho meet Saturday ovening, mot with an acci dent to tho palm of his hand which, whllo not serious, may keep him from doing bis best work. It Is hoped that with careful attention, however, his hand will bo In Buch shapo by Satur day that ho will not bo seriously handicapped. 132S O -- On Saturday, April 17, there will bo held in tho Tomplo a conference of the Y. W. C. A. cabinets of tho sev eral surrounding schools. Tho meet ing will be in chargo of Dr. Frank F. Bayloy of Denver. Dr. Bayley will speak Sunday aftornoon and ovening in the Tomplo theatre. Tea will bo served in the -Y. W. C. A. rooms be tween tho two services on Sunday, April 18. Professors Caldwell of the Ameri can history department, Luckey of the Teachers' collego, and Mazey of tho Law collego, wore judges of the Wa-hoo-Fremont debato at Wahoo last Friday night Wahoo won by a vote of two to one and will now meet Blair for the high school champion ship in the eastern district of tho Ne braska inter-high school debating league. A large majority of the student body has returned to work, after a six days' vacation. Many of tho students visit ed at their homos, while others visited with friends in neghboring towns. Some of the students in forestry de partment did some practical work dur ing' vacation at HalBoy, Nobr., and a geological expedition was made by tho students of that department . Prior "to tno election Tuesday, April 6th, ,of tho seniors to th Phi Beta Kappa officers for tho year 1909-10 were elected. .They are as" follows: m. vm, Fogg, president; Lawrence Fosaler,- vice-president; Miss -Julia Korsmeyer, 'treasurer;, Miss 4 Nellie Compton, corresponding secretary, and Edwin G. Davis; student' member of tho executive committee. -: """ CAPITi REVERSIBLE 10O par cent Extra Wear Two for 25c Made with "Easy Tie Slide" space and "Pat ented Lock Front." ' QUARTER SIZES. Ono of 100. wion (pflafc PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTI8ER8I FREY & FREY FLORISTS All Kinds of Cut Flowers 1338 O'SL pff0fs'' at cj Auto 1824 No, Side Bell 321, CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK I2th and O Streets P. L. CALL, PrJjIOon. T. B. JOHNBON, Vlce-PreeUeejt BBMAN O. FOX, Cashier W. W. HACKNEY Jr., Aati. Oeahies- UHIVERSITY JEWELER & OPTICIAN C. A. Tucker JEWELER S. S. Shean OPTICIAN 1123 0 STREET. 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