The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, September 26, 1913, Image 3

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THEATRES
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ORPHEUM
Thurs.-Frl.-Sat., Sept. 25, 26, 27
Mr. Daniel Frohman Presents
DETECTIVE KEEN
Dramatic Sketch by Perclval Dlnglo
TAYLOR HOLMES
LAMBERTI
PHINA & COMPANY
SWAIN & OSTMAN TRIO
DEVINE & WILLIAMS
DEVIT & DEVIT
ThursTFri. Mat. 15, 25, Sat. 15, 25, 50
Night 8:15. Prices 15, 25, 35, 50, 75
MUSIC DISPERSES FROSH
YOUNGSTERS CHARMED INTO VA
CANCY BY SOUND OF TOM-TOM
OUTSIDE MEMORIAL HALL.
RALLY THEREFORE POSTPONED
Lyric Theatre
Thursday.-Fri.-Sat., Sept. 25, 26, 27
THREE DIXIE GIRLS
Six "Southern Song Melodies."
FAIRMAN AND FURMAN
"Some Entertainers."
With Olympics Close at Hand, No Or
ganization Affected, and Frosh
Show Apparent Lack of Pep.
Tho introduction of (lie incoming
frcHhnion to the far-famed Nebraska
spirit became a decided nonentity es
terday, when the ancient adaKe con
cernhiK the power of music to sooth
the savage beast was illustrated The
freshman rally was advertised in the
Nebraskan Wednesday as being sclied
uled for Thursday's convocation, and,
perhaps as n result of the inadequacy
of the notice, some two dozen of the
class appeared In Memorial Hall pre
pared to represent to the uttermost
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Copyright 1913 II. M. Lindenthal & Sons.
THERE IS STILL TIME BUT
THEl SYSTEM
College and High School Week
"THEIR MUTUAL FRIEND"
"MRS. MORTON'S BIRTHDAY"
"THE BURGLAR AND BABY"
3 SHOWS DAILY 2-7-9 P. M.
Mat. All Seats 10c. Night 15c
L Showing Only Feature Films J
I For Friday and Saturday 1
I "THE RIGHT OF WAY," 2 reels 1
"The Rejected Lover's Luck" I
J "The Breadth of Scandal" I
$2.50
buys a MOORE'S NON
LEAKABLE pen
or
a BIG BEN alarm clock
WE HAVE BOTH
HALLET
Est. 1871 Uai. Jeweler 1143 0 St.
At this moment, however, some mis
creant with unknown designs took the
libertv of disturbing the peace by ham
mering away violently on a bass drum
just outside the door, and the result
tug music so far soothed the breast of
the aspiring neophytes that their wild
enthusiasm which, though heretofore
entirely pent up was doubtless pies
ent, was turned Into a loathing dls
gust at the thought that a so-called
"skin game" had been played on them
by their superior classes Without fur
ther notice the youngsters hied them
seles meekly hence. In other words,
they broke for the door and were lost in
the thick woods between there and the
campus gate.
With no definite class organizations
as yet effected in either of the lower
classes, no definite arrangements have
been made for the coming Olympics
the freshmen, having been scheduled
for their first rally yesterday in Me
morial Hall, showed a very apparent
lack of interest in the meeting, and it
was thought advisable to postpone the
rally until next Tuesday. On that day
the freshmen will be addressed by
prominent alumni and representative
seniors, on subjects pertaining to uni
versity life and spirit, and to indlvid
ual success.
Tho interclass Olympics is the an
nual clash between the two lower
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ENDS TOMORROW NIGHT
YOU older young men should come
in and get fitted out and join the happy
family. You arc probably keenly interested in
cleverly styled clothes, but business has made it
impossible for you to attcd the exhibition
w hich has been going on here for the last week.
NOW if you are going to learn just how
suitable an L SYSTEM Style is to your per
sonality, and if you want to see how real,
live, stunning clothes are tailored you have
got to visit our shop tomorrow.
This exhibition week has been such a success that we hate
to see it end, but end it mu We can't tell you that after
it is over you'll not be able to secure THK L SYSTEM
Clothes, but take this little tip from us: "The wise boys"
the fellows who have a reputation for dressing smartly,
and well, are not going to let this week slip by without
owning an L SYSTEM Suit.
MAGEE & DEEMER
NOW REGARDING HISTORY COVERS - -
Let Us Arise to Say That If We Haven't Your Kind "They Aint No Sech Animal."
We Have The Cover for Your Purpose and Be Sure that OUR PRICE IS RIGHT
Engineering Covers-"IP" 50c, "U of N" 80c, "Shoestring" Covers 25c
A Large Assortment of Ordinary Ring Covers at 10c, 25c, 40c -:- Extra Rings 2 for 5c
Pocket Note Books at 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25
Waterman's Ideal and Safety Self Filler Fountain Pens -All Sizes
LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY -:- ALL POINTS -:- ALL PRICES
YELLOW FRONT
HARRY PORTER
YELLOW FRONT
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