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Turn Your Shirt Tails
Into Drawers -
WHAT GOOD ARE SHIRT TAILS
ANYWAY?
In OLUS tho outsldo shirt and under-
drawers are ono garment. This moons
(mat the Hhlrt can't work out 01 tho
troUHorn, that there are no shirt f,
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tailH to uuncii in uiu buui. umi
drawers "stay put," to oay
nothing of the comfort and
economy of saving a gar
nient. Olusls coat cut,
opens all the way down
olosod crotch, closed hack.
See Illustration. $1.50to$10
For golf, tennis and field
woar-r wo rocommend ihe.
special attached collar
-ObU-8 with regular or
short sleeves
OLUS one-piese Pajamas for loung
ing, resting and comfortable sloop.
Mado on the samo principle aB OLUS
Shirts coat cut, closed back, closod
crotch.
PHILLIPS -JONES COMPANY, Makers
Dept. N 1199 Broadway, New York
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LAWS TO FEAST ON
ROAST BULL THURSDAY
Former Yalo football star, who haa
Just been appointed United States mln
later to Uruguay. Mr. do 8aulles apent
three years In South America and la
well posted on conditions In that section.
Gathered Yesterday Morning to DIs-
cuss the Present Mexican
Situation.
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ing NOW at July Clear
ance Sale Prices
COME HERE!
$12,50 and $15 Suits... $9.50
$18.00 and $20 Suits.. .$12.50
$22.50 and $25 Suits. . .$14.50
KLINES
1132 O STREET
Tho Laws hold a special convocation
yesterday morning In tho Freshman
Law room. All classes wore tem
porarily postponed in order to arouse
some-of-thooltLtima onthuslasm over
tho Law barbecuo which will bo held
Thursday. Wit, eloquence and other
animals were at large. Shortly after
njno o'clock, during the staging of a
mimic battle In Mexico, Professor
"Wilson entered and declared a truce.
Oalrd Grlflln occupied tho central
position and introduced his speakers
in an original manner. Those who
expounded on tho situation were Leo
BayBoe, "Moony" Prince, Hugh Agor
and Guy IClddoo The latter was
groeted with a round of applause,
which bespeaks great success for tho
senior play.
TlckotB are on sale now and going
fast, according to tho committee.
Real barbecue steer is promised.
Kansas.
7TJnTvefsTty ""Defies Stattr Fire
Laws!" "1,000 in Riot!" were the glar
ing headlines of the "Yellow Sheet"
of tho Dally Kansan which appeared
a few days ago. Six students are
wounded and two are under arrest.
The trouble began at the theatre
where a Washburn man, wrestling
with a Jap, was to receive $25.00 if he
stayed with tho Jap fifteen minutes.
Ho stayed tho -fifteen jnlnutea and
when he demanded his money he was
given only $20.00. From tho theatre
the students marched up the street to
the Carnival, whore they got In trouble
with tho showmen and the riot followed.
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Your FILMS
developed.
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318 Urownell Blk. LINCOLN 137 South Klovonth 8U
MISS LOUISE LANGHAM
At the Magnet
"Paid In Pull," tho tremendous five
season theatrical success which en
joys a record run on Broadway, New
York, has been adapted into scenario
form and under tho direction of Au-
the All Star Feature
Corporation has been produced In a
fivo-part picture of powerful strength.
Tully Marshall, tho originator of tho
character of tho young husband, Joe
Brooks; William Riley Hatch, who
plays Captain Williams, tho rugged
old reprobate, and Hattlo Russell In
the part of Mrs. Harris, aro of tho
original Broadway cast. Supported by
a most unusual cast of favorite play
ers, these artists have been persuaded
to again appear In their old roles for
tho camera and are to bo seen In tho
film production.
"Paid in Full" will bo shown at tho
Magnet Tuesday,, Woduesday and
Thursday.
California.
California's runners, in the recent
meet with Stanford, were badly heaton
by tho Stanford men. The final score
was 66 G6 to 55 16 in favor of Stanford.
Miss Langham ia the daughter of
Congressman Langham of Pennsyl
vania. 8he Is said to be the prettiest
girl In the congressional set In Wash
ANNOUNCEMENT
During the remaining weeks, of tho fiohonl year,
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the Daily Nebraskan will issue several special num
bers in supplement form. It has been the custom
in previous years for various school organizations
to ask the management of tho Daily Nebraskan
bo allow one issue of the paper to a certain organi
zation. These special issues have always been suc
cessful from the editorial standpoint but nearly
always a financial burden to the paper. In the
future special editions will be issued in supplement
form only as this method allows plenty of time to
get news and advertising matter into shape and
will not cause a delay in the issue of the daily
edition.
During the next five weeks several special
editions will be issued as follows:
GIRL'S NUMBER early in May.
PHARMACEUTICAL NUMBER second week in
May.
Other EDITIONS will be arranged for during the
next few weeks.
Heads of organizations contemplating a special
edition as in previous years will kindly consult
with the hiiHinftflfl manager.
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