The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, April 21, 1909, Image 3
mSSBSSSrMSStihiHtAsMm HI II ill 1,1 I "in mfinf i Mil ii Hill II mij i lin""" ' 'i"' MnfMimMMfw n i i.miT o in i wpimni'i ! jimuMMMijiHfciUn VJ''llij l1 ft:1;1!1 "JL'J..1 .L'-HHIJWW1 M A . t f- V ifV At v ' i'IhJ ;braskan .fcHHINinui 'MUJJM ..mmi.i mwutww - ' "m,-, i jj. w UwplNJl''li'(, '-rHwrt).Atvuw.tiii giii atfmiJaAiMAMij.1 .JH..J L . iX. Xj.i PNE s , v r' r-, .a.i,.tj,4 rT-wTTr VL.IV Lit . v JIIL11I1L. 9AT. MAT. and NIGHT, ARIL 24. Henry Q. Harris Presents The Charming American Play The Lion and the Mouse Mat. $1.00 to 25c. Eve. $1.50 to 50c. 'fues., Wed., and Wed Mat, April 27-28 CHA8. B. HANFORD In 3 Big Shakespearian Productions. s ' PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS! MAXIM'S MODEL8 Living Art Reproductions of tho World's Famous Paintings VALDON Late of Egyptian Uall of Mystery, London CHARLOTTE PARRY AND CO. In "Tho Comstock Mystory"- THE MISSES MILCH Tho American Virtuosos M'LLE. LA TINA Tho Physical Culture Export DAN ROBY Tho Black Pnco louder PHILLIPS AND JONES Comedy Musical Entertainers Mats, 2:15 (except Mon.) 15 & 25c Night 8:15 Prices 15, 25, 35 & 50c ))jam,pii8j)) W- Gleanings w 0. H. Froy, florist 1132 O St. Harry Portor. Ho has k, 1123 6 St,, . T Lincoln's Ideal Home Theatre Week Starting April 19, 1909 THE PULTON STOCK COMPANY Presenting "THE MARRIAGE OF WILLIAM A8HE" Next Week, April 26, "The Brixton Burglary" Best 8eats 25 Cents Every J4lght at 8:30. 1 Matinees Wed. and 3 at. 3; 30. . r.? Cliapln Dros., florists, 127 So. Thin tcenth. Miss Haze) Ralph, of, Omaha, is v!b Hlng university friends for several days. "-' ' ?j Dr. Chat. Toungblut, stattat, MS Durr block. Tho annual formal party of the Dol ta Gamma sorority will bo hold Friday ovening. April 23, at tho Lincoln ho tel. O A Cameron's Lunch Counter, 123 So. Twelfth St. Professor F. .7. PeruHe, of tho de partment of pharmacy was unable to meet his classes last week on account of Horlous illness. o Tho best lunch In tho city. Y. M. C. A. Spa, 18&P. The members of tho Pershing Rifles will hold their regular monthly gold medal spell-down Thursday evening, April 2,Xu 7: IB p. m. The Nobraskan will sell a 950 wheel for $2G. Do you want It? Tho junior convocation will he held Tuesday .morning, May 11, at eleven o'clock. Tho commltteo have arranged for sevoral new numbers for this pro gram. I 0 o One thousand pairs Oxfords on salo at ?2.95. Horoford, 1215 O. Tho Palladian litorary -.eocloty will mcot Friday oveniug, April 23, in tho Palladian hall in the Toriiplo: Tho of ficers, of tho society will glvothe rog ular program. 0 , .Now spring stylos In footwoar now .oh'dlsplay. Bockmam Bros., 1107O St. w.-.. - '" ' A recital will bo given In rhetoric 3G this lorning. This recital is a weekly event and members of the class are tho only participants. Orig inal work! iarrequired. Why not .takojyour bath at Chris' bath house,--Eleventh and P streets? DrJ. IM DtvlsdenUst. Qhargw roaadnablo. Oyor Bank of Commerce.1 ' . I sJ ''' ' ' Waller Weiss, toilet oGron, Nob;, who has been out of school for" tho paBt four weeks oii account of sick ness, Is expected to return to hlsvunl vorslty work noxt week. , If you want a btoycto call at the No braskan office A $50 whool for 925. ,i 1 Tho Lincoln. Dancing Acadomy Is tho most soloct school in Lincoln. 1132 N. Auto 4477. Professor L. E. Aylcsorth of tho department of political science, has an articlo on "Corrupt Practices" In tho current number of the Amorican Political Science Rovlow. The cadet battalllon did not have regular drill laBt evening, but met In tho chapel and listened to an address by Surgcon-Goneral Blrkner, of the XL S. army on "Army Tactics." Professor H. W. Cox, of Wosicyan unlvorslty who took his masters do- grco at this unlvorslty In 190G, has recently been glvon a fellowship in philosophy at Harvard unlvorslty. o a Alpha sieta fraternity, tho agricul tural fraternity will hold their an nual banquet Saturday evening, May 8th, at tho Lincoln Hotel. Many of tho alumni members are cxpoctcd to bo present. President Yates of tho Junior class vha8 nnnounccd that tho following ap pointments of the members of tho Jun ior committee for tho Ivy Day even- ling program: F. O. Wheolock, chair man: O. C. Long and Alico Rothwoll. 0 Lavorn McDavItt, 1910, hurt his .knee Monday whilo running tho hur ries nt the state fair grounds, where the track mon have been training this spring. This injury will keep Mr. Mc- Davitt rrom regular training for sev eral days. In the claBB In Rhetoric 16, toduy, tho following question will bo debated Jjy Paul Yates and J. A. Scotnoy: "Re solved, that tho members of tho re spective classes of tho Unlvorslty of .Nebraska should bo considered ono body politic." The members of tho classes In Dot any 2 have taken up tho study of tho flowering plants. This Is tho first work that these classes have dono with the flowering plants this year, tho work heretofore having been on the plants in tho lower phyla. tlllo senior J class '.will holcT V "class mooting Thursday morning at 11:30 at memorial hall, to discuss Ivy Day matters. At four o'clock Friday after nlln tho Junior, sophomore 'and froBh men clnsses will moot separately to discuss tho same matter. Professor A. S. Johnson, of tho Uni versity of TcxaB, who was for40mo time professor in tho department of political economy at Nebraska, has ac ceptod a position as an instructor in the University of Chicago during tho summer qunrter session. F. W. Bellamy, 1908, Kappa Sigma, who was captain of tho Nobraska base ball team last year, was visiting with menus on tno campus Tuosday, April 20. Mr. Bellamy expects to'loavo in a Short tlniO for Iflnhn tvhnrn lin tin a a position as a mino superintendent. v m v Monday afternoon, April 19, in tho class in Rhetoric 1C. a very interosttng debato was' held. Tho subject under discussion waB "Resolved, thnt thn Judges of tho United 8tntes Supromo court suoum no u o co for urn " Th afllrmatlvo sido of the dohatn wnn hnlri ,by S. B. Coon and R. W. Swltzlor, whilo L. L. Lloyd and D. F. McDon ald supported tho negative Tho resignations or tho following cadet ofllcors havo boon accepted, Cap-tain-Adjutant C. J. Kremor, 8ocond Lleutonnnt I. J. Lalngor and Chief Musician Ernst. Subject to the appro, vnl of tho chancellor, tho following promotions and assignments havo been mado: To bo captaln-ndjutnnt of the University Cadot Battalion, J. F. Dirks; to bo second lleutonnnt of Company B, E. W. Hills. i.i in. t DIXON WON, ROBERTSON 8ECOND i tt . . ORCHESTRA for Concert or Dances G. F. Tonbur, Director Rslpli J. Reld, PtaAht Violin and Cornet liulrtictloa glyen t Studio, 416 So. 17th. Auto 6877.1 '. -' r! ' Oratorical Contest Drew Large Crowd 8aturday Evening, The first annual oratorical contest or tho Student's Debating club was won Saturday ovening by H. E. DIx on of Blair. H. C. Robortson of Om- aha was second. As winner of the .first plnce, Mr. Dixon was awarded a gold modal. Mr. Robertson drew a sliver trophy. Tho contest was an interesting ono and was attended by nearly ono hun dred members of tho club and oth ers Interested. Tho dlfforonco be tween tho work of the leaders was Blight and tho work of all was good. The Judges wore Professors Gass, Condra and Rev. Woathorly. The speakers were H. C. Robortson, R. W. Batos, S. C. Long, A. O. Warren and H. E. Dixon. Regent Allen pro-sided. WILLIAMS' DANCING ACAD Saccetier t Pitt SmIiI EVIRllf - AlfMtM Gilts Unit) Eli. 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