The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, January 18, 1912, Image 3
7V.,T. ,n-,.v:., . v"rs-. nW'mTJ - - .. m4Vr XJiM f.J - "4 THE D A I LYN SB A 8 X AN' j 'W 4 V CLASSIFIED COLUMN AT THE THEATRES STUDENTS' CLUB GIVES HOP - H CATHOLIC ORGANIZATION TO HOLD INFORMAL DANCE ON 8ATURDAY EVENING. The second annual hop of tlio Cath olic Students' Club will bo hold In Fraternity Hall, Saturday evening. The dance 1b open to all students, but the management are firm in their dec larations that it will not be necessary, as it has beon in several other stu dent hops this year, for the ' gallant youths to carry their ladies fair in order, to stand on their own feet; and not have others on them too. The Students' Club hahs won a rep utation for itself by the dances they have given in the past, and a good time is assured every fellow who dates his lady for next Saturday even ing. Jones' orchestra will furnish the music. j- . Mako your dates early with Hagen sick's Orchestra. Auto B-2990. tf HIBBEN NEW 1XCCUTIVE .ELECTED PRE8IDENT OF PRINCE- TON TO SUCCEED WOOD- ROW WILSON, At a meeting of tho board of trus tees on January 11th, Vrot. John Qrier Hibben was elected president .of Princeton University, to All tho place left vacant by ex-President Woodrow Wilson, governor of Now Jersey. The new president graduated from Princeton in 1882, receiving his A. M. degree in 1885. Ho studied also at the University of Berlin. He has been connected with Prince ton University for about twenty years as professor of logic. He is the au thor of a number of works on logic and philosophy. Thirty cents pays for tho Best Din ner in Lincoln, nt Baker's Cafe. Also high class a la carte Bervlce. We have tho big juicy steaks. FRAT JEWELRY MWHED jflTHARD TIME8 FORCE STUDENTS TO QIVE UP IN SIGNIA. In a recent investigation of the pawn shops on Park Row, New York City, three or four Phi Beta Kappa keys and about forty-two pins of prominent fraternities were found. The prices paid for these articles ranged from 75 cents up to $1Q.00. Fraternity men scout tho idea that the original owners found lt neces sary to. put their pins in soak, but they believe the pins were either lost or stolen in most cases. Veteran Teachers Dine. A banquet was held Tuesday even ing at the Llndell Hotel for the teach ers who have taught twenty years or more in Nebraska. Chancellor Avery acted as toastmaster. Among those present was Dr. Bessoy, who had taught longer than any other present., He began 'teaching In 1863. t Nex in line was Professor Beattie of Cotner, who has taught three years less than Dr. Bessey, or for forty-live years. The Twenty-year Club, as this body of teachers named themselves,' elected Dry Bessey as president and Professor Beattie as secretary and treasurer., Difference of, Opinio. Newspaper reports Indicate that In diana, Illinois, Minnesota, Northwest ern and Iowa wish to repeal the rule against1 summer baseball, 'while Pur due, Chicago and" Wisconsin favor thai .ruling. r c - . Wat You needn't sacrifice good taste in dress in or der to be warm. We have overcoats, caps and gloves that are hand some as well as warm at liberal discounts too And' don't forget that this week we're offering Kensington blue serges at one-fourth off Regular high grade, per fect fitting garments a chance you should not miss. MAGEE & DEEMER Lincoln Aurora Red Oak 4 99 Try a lunch at tke Y. M. a A. Lunch Room. Cafeteria Plam. CityY. M.C. A. UlfcuO. MAJOR PENN TO CADETS OFFICER OF THE REGULAR ARMY LECTURES ON CAM- PAIGN8. Major Julius A. Penn, U. S. A., gave an Interesting talk to tho, cadet regi ment last night on his Philippine ex periences. Ho told of tho recruiting of. his battalion, In the. summer of 1899 and their subsequent trip to these tropical islands. ( The second installment of his illus trated lecture will be given this even ing. George Bros., export printers, on gravors and embossers, 13th and Tf. Union Initiation. Regular meeting of thellnibn Lit erary Society wjn be hold as usual, Friday' evening. ' The meeting will bo expressly devoted to the initiation of now" members, and only the new and old members will, bo admitted Vis itors will, however, be welcome on any other evening. Notice is also served thai the Corn husker picture will be taken Saturday ajt Townsend's, at 1:00 p. m. Green's Sanitary Barber Shop, 12t No. 11th. , . Wilson at Mid-week. Bert Wilson, secretary of tho ,AIen arid Religion Forward 'Movement In Lincoln, will speak at the University Y. M. C. A, mid-week tonight. .SjMLesiHyd.wb(en In need of pro grams, pieous and p'ther printing, - . . : ' . ' Notice. The senior football team will meet at Towrisead'g for the' Corrihusker pic ture on Saturday at 2:30 p. m. ' BOARDING QOOD BOARD at 1320 S St., $3.60 per Week; without breakfast, $3.00; home cooking. Try it. G7-5 LOST A tan lined kid glove, on walk east of campus. Finder return to "Rag" offlce. G9-1 TO WHOM IT .MAY CONCERN A coin purse, containing two k'oys and small change, was taken from tho desk by tho door in tho ofllco of English Literature Library, Wed nesday afternoon, January 10th. Leave the purso and koys at the Librarian's desk, general reading room within the noxt two days and avoid personal notice LOST Delta Tau stick pin on campus. Return to R.ag ofllco. "for RENT. FOR RENT Splendid room Tor two, with prlvato family; woll lighted and heated; every convenience; accommodations excellent. 030 No 16th St. Auto .7170. FOR SALE FOR SALE Dross suit, size 36, In good condition. O'wnor has out grown suit. Call B-2989. Ask for F. S. P. 70-3 AUTO DELIVERY CO. Bell 333 nSNortk (3 St. Ait6 3333 ' .... . Baggage :: Freight jQivc us a call Weokly shipments of tho best thoro is in chocolates. Huyler'a LVhltmnn'a Lovuney'a A(xrttl' California violets frosh pvory day. yyioter Drug CoJ 13th nd'y jQTSee us for your t" next job of printing. Personal supervisee enables us to make each job please. 128 N. 14 St. 1 Y,; We erve the, purest and best HOT and COLD RE. FRESHMENTS in the city VMIHTIK Student's 3-Course Lunch 15c i J . -I A. l RENT Y0UR, NOW XhyMakc :: jffiy TifliS 3 MONTHS $6.00 The Largest Stock in the Wert v ,.,. if ' . i . .Jt2&?tJ,V M ' m ... Lincoln Typewriter ixctianoe Co. -T T . u - Oliver Theatre Today 2:30 Tonight 8; 15 Bud Fisher's touch Talked of Musical Comedy Creation "MUTT AND JEFF" 60 PEOPLE 50 Mat. 25c to 75c Night 25c. to $1 8AT. MAT. and NIGHT, JAN. 20. Clifton Mallory In . "DAVID GARRICK" Mat 50c & 25c Night 25c to $1 LINCOLN """i&'T"" ORPHEUM !&&. ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE Commencing Mon. Night, Jan. 16th 'THE C0URTIER8" M08HER, HAYE8 & MOSHER CONRAD AND WHIDDEN THE ARLINGTON FOUR MABELLE ADAM8 & CO. LOUGLIN'8 COMEDY DOG8 ZANO Matinees Best Seats 25c Nlghta 15c,25c; 35c and 50c HAVE EVANS Do Your Laundry WARtUON'S Original, Electric, Shoe Repair Factory At ' t ' C ' ' Always reliable and up to he minute 142 North 12th Street All students should, visit the "Col. lege Inn Barber-Shop at 127 North 12th. S I Chaplin, P.rop. - Huyler's (Chocolates $1.00 Foutain Pens $1.00 Safety Razors iWlti .at, v-'1 V'" p " ' 4 ! . .. . . t 'i-v i tf TYPEWRITER tr 1 &m$ JTRtt M 'X S a. fl 41 - a 1 m v j: e.