THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THEATRES
Oliver Theater
TONIGHT 8:15.
The Funniest Farce Ever Written
OFFICER 666
PRICES $1.50, $1, 75c, 50c, 25c.
FRI., SAT. & SAT. MAT., Nov. 21-22
"THE THIEF"
NIGHT 75c to 25c MAT. 50 & 25c
NOV. 26 "ROBIN HOOD."
ORPHEUM
TlirR.FIU.SAT NOV JO. 21. 22
The Musical Comedv Odditv
TIIK L1TTLK I'ARlSIKNN'k
With Valerie Serice
TKI) LORRAINK A: HATTIIC
BURKS
Sl'TTON. M'lNTYRK k- Sl'TTON
JACK (J. M'LALLKN k MAY CAR
SON FROSIN
MANNING. MOORK
K- ARMSTROXC
CARL ROS1NI. Assisted by MLLH
MARGARKT
Tbur. Fri. Mat . TH. 25.. Sat.." If., 25.
f0. NlKbt. S 15. Prices, 15. 25,
:!5, 51
Lyric Theatre
Mon Tues . Wed. Nov. 17, IS, 19
WHIPPLE. HOUSTON & CO. In
"SPOOKS."
M'NISH AND M'NISH
The Family Cut-l'p.
"PATHK'S SFMI-WFFKLY."
"HIS INSPIRATION."
"FANNY'S CONSPIRACY."
" TI1H PHONY ALARM."
Three Shows Dailv J. 7 - it P. M.
Matinee Ml Seats 10c. Night 15c
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ARROW
COLLAR
Cluctt, Pcabody & Co., Inc. Makers
PM.JI IM'I'BIU
Quality
is what
Counts
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WE CATER TO STUDENTS
Smith & Hurst
BARBERS
112 North 13th
1L
FOOTBALL FACTS
(Continued from Pngo Two)
to tbis bit of newH from a Lawrence
paper
"Ah a result of the loss of the game
to Nebraska last Saturday the Minne-
hiiih kiiim piny may not ne useo nexi
Saturday against Missouri. The 'old
mans. lormer iooioan stars, nem an
informal meeting with Head Coach
Morrp after Saturday's game and
pleaded for the old style Kansas
ball. Mosse and Frank have not yot
areed upon their tactics of play
against the Timers, but it is prettv cei
tain that the li i i." shift will not be n
'
pan 01 trie i n rootnail mi ricuium 1
II has been renorted before that thei
shift was to be dropped, but this time
the report seems to be final. Perhaps
a new form of the shift will be used LOST A bunch of keys; please re
tliis week. I ,,. )() HaK ome.
"Other changes prabably will be . .
made in the Kansas line-up this week ' LOST Ring notebook containing
according to the coaches. Something I Physics I notes. Paul Malison on
has to be done with the defensive play cover; leave at Rag ofllce and receive
of tiie .layhawkers The weakness In reward.
this part of the game was responsible
for the loss of the game last Saturday. ' I-OST Alpha Chi Omega pin. shape
Koine radical changes In The hnckflclcl ' f l.v,'w KuL wiUl ouala He ward.
are looked for.
"On account of the mud the for
ward pass plays that the coaches had
worked up for the Cornhuskers were
not used, bo the team will have these
to spring against Missouri. It is the
opinion here that K. U. will need
everything possible to win from the
Tigers.
"The team came through the game
in good shape, not a man being dis
abled At present the Kansas team
is in practically the same position as'
at this time last year. A loss to j
Oklahoma and Nebraska clouds the
k v season tins ear, while last I
war Washburn look a shot at thei
came hack
Kansans wt the team
against Missouii and won The fol
lowers hero are hoping for a repeater
against the Tigers this war"
Officials for Iowa Game.
The oflicials for the Nebraska-Iowa
game have been boson tor some time
The are Walter Kckersall of Chicago,
referee, Haddon of Michigan, umpire.
and Sejniour of Springfield training
school, head linesman
What's Your All-Mo. Valley Team?
This business of picking an all-Mis
souri alle team is rawtlier difuYult,
donteherknow We may be near
sighted, partisan, and all that but it's
hard to see an thing else in the valley
but tin Coinhuskeis Why not make
the Scarlet and Cream the all valle
team what?
Yea, Boe!
"Haibei shop gossip at Lawrence is
to the effect that Kansas is making
read to lop off the heads of Arthur
Mosse and Leonard Frank, as coaches
and reinstall Hert Kennedy. Corn
huskers would prefer to see Kennedy
kept off the job. As the coaching is
now conducted at Kansas, the Jay
hawkers are reasonably soft and
easy." Lincoln News..
What Do You Know About This?
Topeka Journal: "Kansas won a
groat victory in the annual football
game with Nebraska In Lawrence,"
saye the Lawrence Gazette today. It
beats all how long it takes the news
to travel nowadays. It has been un
derstood In Topeka for three days that
Nebraska won.
Jones' Orchestra, L9666.
(ElaMtfiefc (Enlmmt
LOST A IMnck Folding Pockethook
containlriK $5.00. Return to thla of
fice and receive reward.
lost Moore's fountain pen. gold
mounted, etiRraved, "To our play
int,H." Leave at Rap ofTlce or call
iji 470 j
foot-'MISS KAMPUN wislies to announce
' ,ll,lt kI, 1h available to play for danc-
iim parties.
(. 7 to X.
Call HI 427 from 5 to
,,,,..., 11111 .. . r
I'hRSON who had bicycile stolen from
in front of Law building etui secure
same from .Janitor by describing prop
erty and paying for the ad.
Phone L!)258
L. C. Smith & Bros.
Typewriter Co.
125 North 13th, Lincoln, Neb.
Preserve Your
College Work
J" jy
writer is invaluable to college stu
. ....
dents who want a record ot their
college work after graduation.
We give special attention to the
needs of students. We have type
writers to rent, as well as to sell.
A few rebuilt machines at a bargain.
Patronize our advertisers
All Lovers of the Beautiful are
invited to examine our Fine Assort
ment of Iverness Placques just re
ceived. The Uni Book Store
340 N. 11th Street
WHITMAN'S CLASSY CANDY
Meier Drug Co
13 AND O STREETS
Look at a crowd of peo
plel You don't see their
elbows or their feet.
It's their heads which
first attract your attention.
Same way when other
people look at you- they
first see your head.
Therefore your head, if
anything, should be just a
little more carefully dress
ed than any other part of
your body.
One of our specialties is
correct headwear for men,
and we invite you to visit
our hat department be
tween now and Thanks
giving. Stiff lints are coming to the front
for lnte fall and wmter-.-smart
blocks of Fay-Gorman derbies $3,
Stetson derbies $3 50.
Imported Vclour lints are also
populnr for late fall and winter.
You'll find ours are espec tally
stylish and linndsorne---brfwns,
greens, (rays, blues, blncks -
tJrJl), 7.5U andIO.
Stunning line of caps -Scotch
J I' mixtures --- cheviols --- pleated dc-siKiiB-many
with inside, furlined
carhnd car flapss- 5tk lo $2
MAGEE & DEEMER
LINCOLN AURORA OMAHA
Riggs
Drug Cutter
IIUYLER'S CANDY
SODA WATER LUNCHES
3 STOKES
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