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THE DAILY NEBRAS&AN
RUSHING SEASON TO OPEN
80ME OF THE FRATERNITIE8
SAID TO BE "JUMPING
THE GUN'
GREEKS PLAYBASKETBALL
GOAL THROWING GIVES WAY TO
ROUGH PLAY AND
COMEDY.
The Co-Op Book Co.
318 No. 11th Street
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With Homo of tho fratornitlos Bald
to bo "Jumping tho gun," tho mid-year
rushing bouhoii will open at bIx
o'clock -tonight and wll continue until
next Monday noon, whon pledging
may bo dono. Tho aamo ruleB that
wdro operatlvo during tho fall rush
Iiik Beason will apply.
A number of doBlrablo now atudontB
havo ontered Bchool and several men
much In demand yet remain un
pledged. According to campus talk,
thoaoason Bhould be tho hottest tho
Unlvorslty ever has witnessed In a
mid-year.
While no charges havo boon made,
It la alloged and frankly admitted that
Bovoral fratornltloB have been secur
ing dates In advance of the opening
of tho rushing Beason. It 1b probable,
howevor. that no proteBt will bo made
by any of thorn.
Ab to Inter-sorority rushing, no defi
nite rules havo been lBBued. There
will bo a mooting of tho lnter-sororlty
council at R o'clock thl evening,
when plans will bo submitted for tho
glrlB' ruBhlng. At prosont, according
to Miss Conklln, no conJecturoB can
bo made aB to tho dates or regula
tions of the rushing p&rlod, as so
many changoB havo boon made In
thorn of late.
Dasketball In the Interfraternity
league aro being played off rapidly.
Saturday morning Delta Tau Delta
defeated Beta Theta PI, 11 to G. The
gamo waa exciting throughout and
abounded in fouls and wrestling to
tho exclusion of goal throwing. Sigma
Phi Epallon trimmed Sigma Nu, 10 to
'2. Krug did tho acorlng for Sigma
Phi nnd Yokum throw all tho goals
credited to Sigma Nu.
Tho. Phi Kappa Psl vb. Sigma Alpha
Epsllon gamo was postponed on ac
count of tho sickness of several of tho
players.
In tho afternoon Phi Gamma Delta
defeated Sigma Chi In one of tho fast-
oat and roughest games yet played.
It was anybody's game until the last
minute, whon Lewla made the deci
sive basket for the Phi Gams,
final score was 2G to 24.
Tho
I dovoto all my tlmo to music. Hoar
my orchostra. All tho up-to-dato hits.
Thornburg, Tho "Orlo," Auto B-255G
T&P
C. II. Frey. florist, 1133 O St.
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THE FIRST SAVINGS BANK
4 pir cent Interest m " d'p"
. $100 Opens an Account
With the First National Bank,
Cor. 10th and O.
Try Our Luncheonettes
They are always the best
We serve hot and cold
drinks all winter long:.
LINCOLN CANDY KITCHEN
South West Cor. 14th O
OUR MOTTO: Better supplies for
less money. CfUni. Stationery 25c
35c and 50c. Wq have the best
line of Fountain Pens in the city.
IF Among our new things Valintines,
not the "Lovey Mushy' ' kind, but
' 'something different' let us show
them to you. Jf Second Hand Books at
low prices.
The Co-Op Book Co.
On the Square With the Student
318 No. 11th Street
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for Your
Own College Paper
Men
of
Nebraska
Our big sale of 1200 doien dress shirts
opens now going on. The shirts in
volved are worth $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2s50
and $3.00. . The price for choice
69c
We predict there will be plenty of "me to" shirt sales
spring up, but you know from past experience that these
"me to" applies to everything this store does and usually is
only of mushroom growth all we have to say is for you to
attend this sale and pick out your shirts for the next year
an pay 69 cents for shirts worth $3.00 $2.50, $2.00, $1.50, $1
Armstrong Clothing Co.
GOOD CLOTHES MERCHANTS
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA
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