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Lincoln
C L IlKIN
Kdltor In Chief
Managing Editor Kenneth M Snyder
Associate Kdltor
Assoclato Editor
AttBoclatn Editor
Literary Editor
BufllncHH Manager
Assistant Manager.
John L Cutrlght
C. Noil Drown
Elizabeth Mason
Chandler Trimble
' C Uuchanan
J L UriBColl
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Entered at the postofllce :it Lincoln,
NebraHka, as second class mall matter,
under the Act of Congress ot March 3,
1879
FRIDAY MOKNINC. KEHRUARY 18
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR.
Friday, February 28.
Union Literary Society
I'alladlan Literary Society
Delta Zeta - Annual Hanquet
Iron Sphinx Formal l'aity Lincoln
Hotel
Botanical Seminar Meeting
University Hand Informal I 'hi t
Music Hall.
Nu Sigma Nu House lutv
Alpha Chi Omega lul 1 Ionic ot
MIbs Condra
Basketball Came Aininn
Cornhusker Informal Silci Lynx
House
Saturday, March 1.
Tegner Society Meeting
Alpha Phi Annual Banquet
Kappa Kappa Gamma Formal Par
ty, Lincoln Hotel
Alpha Omrlcon Pi House Party
Sigma Tau Annual Banquet.
State Farm Ofllcers' Club Hop, Mu
sic Hall.
EngllBh Club Meeting Home of
MIbb Ensign
KomenBky Club Meeting Temple
Sigma Nu House Party
Agriculture Club Hop -Fraternity
Hall.
PI Beta Phi Dance, Folsom Hall
Delta Zeta Dance, Fiaternit Hull
Silver Lynx House Patty
Basketball Game and lutmm.il un
ory
rendered by a University (lass, should
be heard and appreciated by as large
an audience as a similar production by
the ordinary theatilcal troupe
The fact that the junior play was a
financial failure must be attributed to
causes quite apart fioni an Improper
selection ot the drama It was quite
generally known that the cast began
pi act Ice only three weeks before the
play was staged This fact no doubt,
preented the sale of tickets to peo
pie who are afraid that they won t get
their money's worth Furthermore,
the junloi amateurs had to follow Soth
ern and Morlow. and therefore the
week's Htock of theatregoers was more
than exhausted by the exceptional and
costly Shakespearian productions Add
to these facts, the need ot more ex
tended publicity for so representative
an aMhity as a class play, and you
hae many other causes to put the
play in the hole besides a sudden and
serious decent into tiagedy
FORTY HIGH SCHOOLS ENTERED
Tasketball Tournament Next Month
Promises to Be the Test In His
tory of Event.
Manager Guy Reed announces that
oer forty schools hae sent in their
entiles for the state basketball meet
which will be held here on March l.l,
it. l.'i This yeai's entry list is
much laiger than last years' and many
ot the smaller high schools aie looked,
upon as prospective champions
Benkelman is said to hac an e
'eedingly fast team but they hae not
ilayed a team of their own speed so
hat a compaiison is impossible Gen
mi high school has the heaviest team
in the state Of their five legular men
three of them are oer six feet tall
mil weigh over two hundred pounds
The Omaha quintet is touted as having
a faster five than was their last year's
team
Our M. & P. Special
3.50 'Shoe
FOR Men
Realizing that many men do not
wish to pay 5.00 or 6.00 for a pair of
shoes- we have made a very special
effort to induce manufacturers to bring
out a really good serviceable shoe to
sell for 3.50.
We made our first aim "quality" and went to one of the largest
manufacturers of shoes in America, with our specification?. With con
siderable difficulty and some changes we were able to have these
shoes made so we could sell them for 3.50.
We chosr a good conservative last one that will appeal to the
majority of men, not sacrificing quality to style, as is done in many
lines today, but having them made of good solid alf skin that will
WEAR substantial soles, good easy heels and medium round toes,
make a combination that would be hard to beat, even at a higher
price
T$2 May be had in button or lace style Tan Calf or Gun Metal Calf
- either high cut or oxfords. More value for the price will make
these shoes popular with men who spend their money carefully.
DROP IN AND SLIP ON A PAIR.
Shoes Main Floor.
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COTILLION MANAGEMENT
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We serve the purest and
best HOT and COLD Re-FRESHMENTSinthecity
Huyler's Chocolates
$1.00 Fountain Pens
$1.00 Safety Razors
Student's 3-Course Lunch, 25c
CJh'LJh
CXJT7$i7
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THE JUNIOR PLAY
The Junioi lass pl,i
Hale," staged at the ()lier
.N.u h.in
perlenee any linancial doubles in dup
heating this Piom
The two classes and the committee
hae devised unions ways ol meeting
the deficit tiom the dance The most
practical scheme so far suggested and
the one that will eventually be adopt
ed l at least one of the classes is
that l giving a second dance, very in
Home Made Bread Six Loafs for 25c
COOKIES PIES CAKES
ast di iioimal and at a nominal cost
day night, lias been uuioiislv cuti
cized Advocates ot lmhtei still! lot
a collegiate audience .isseit that it is
too hard foi a college audience to ap
predate the deep and serious parts of
an historical di.una And they also
contend that college students aie not
in sympathv with the soi t ot a pioduc
tion Howevei well lounded these the
ories may be a well advertised and
well prepaied play, like "Nathan Hale"
ev el
lllle
I he plans ai e .is v et v et v
How
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Give us uour next order for Punch.
I We know we can suit you both in quality and in p rice
fa Today would be a good time -
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, the l!)i:? Cornhusker -
THE LIN DELL
CATERING TO SPECIAL DINNER PARTIES
BANQUETS I .UNCI IEONS RECEPTIONS
An Excellent Table de Hote Dinner
served from 6 to 9 p. m. 75c
Music during Dinner Hour. Also Sunday Lunch Hour
THE CAFETERIA
Ol the I'niMMsitj Y. M C A
THE BEST PLACE FOR STUDENTS
Breakfast 7 to 8 () Dinnri 1 1 to 1 . W Supper 5 ..U to 7
:- THE TEMPLE -:
HA VE
The Evans
DO YOUR WASHING
I "SPA"
Try the Y. M. C. A. Lunch Room
Cafeteria Plan
City Y. M. C. A. -:- 13tb and P
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