THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Company K Smoker.
Company "K" had a smoker at the
Phi Gamma Dolta houBo Thursday
evening. This was probatajy the most
"poppy" smoker held this year. Tho
boys enjoyed tho cigars and feed.
THEATRES
OLIVER THEATEB
WED, NIGHT, MAY 13
Nat C. Goodwin
In "NEVER SAY DIE"
Prices $1.50 to 50c
THURSDAY NIGHT, MAY 14
Wm. Hodge
I n--T-H E-ROAD-TO-HARRIN ESSL'.
ORPHEUM THEATER
Thur.-Frl.-Sat.
May 1415-16
RAY SAMUELS
Mlndel Kingston and George Ebner
Jack Kaufman Brothers Phil
JACK ELLIS & CO.
Elsie THE BLESSINGS Willie
MATILDA AND ELVIRA
Barnett.Maverlck Company
THE GREAT MILTON
Mat. Pally at 2:30. Prlcec 15 & 25
Night 8:15. Prices 15, 25, 35, 50, 75c
LYRIC THEATEB
MON.-TUES.-WED., MAY 11-12-13
CAPT. WESLEY'S SEALS
Deep Sea Performers .
RICE AND MORGAN
PHOTO-PLAYS
"DOLLY OF THE DAILIES"
"The End of the Umbrella"
"THE IVY DAY FESTIVAL"
' CUPIDVERSUS MONEY"
"HEARTS ARE TRUMPS"
Three Shows Dally 2, 7 & 9
MAT. All Seats 10c NIGHT 15c
The University of Chicago
IIAIir a add'1'00 resident
H 1 1 M p vJot'c; offer lo inatruc
U w II U tion by correspondence.
VI 1 1 II V Por detU.d In.
J I III I formation addreu
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Try Our' Luncheonettes
"Thoy aro aiwayfltlreteBt
17" starve Ifot" and cold
drinks all winter long.
LINCOLN CANDY KITCHEN
Southwest Corner 14th O Street
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Try the Y. M. 0. A. L'uneh .
Boom, Cafeteria', Plan
mty Y. M. O. A. 13th & P
WHITMAN'S 0EA83Y
OANDY
MEIER DRUG CO.
4S and o'gtrteti
6est of nil, though, was tho boxing
bout between ono of tho boys nnd Cap
tain Rohrbaugh. Tho captain was
practically lnld cold. Although tho
captain's feelings were a trifle stirred,
he had to agree that If the boyB would
fight that way the day of compot they
would have no trouble In carrying off
tho honors.
-University-Notices.
Pan-Hel Dance.
Tho Pan-Hellenic dance will bo hold
May 15th nt the Auditorium.
Cornhuskers.
The Cornhusker nas two $25.00 duo
bills for sale on two of Lincoln's lead
ing tailors for $20.00 each. Hero's a
chance to mako $5.00 on a good suit
or cToTEes. Apply at Cornhusker
office of business manager.
Graduation Gifts.
Hand-made articles In exclusive do
signs jewelry, pottery, leather. Room
401. Brownell Block.
Senior Teachers.
Seniors exp'ecting tho University
teachers' certificate in Juno or August,
who have not already announced them
selves as candidates, should report to
the Registrar's ofllco by May 15.
VANCIL K. GREER,
Registrar.
Ivy Day Tickets.
All Ivy Day tickets' should be hand
ed in to T. A. Williams at onco.
W. EKAVAN, Chairman.
Glee Club.
Report of tho Gleo Club entertain
ment given in tho Temple Theatre,
May 1, 1914. Total receipts, $77.50.
Disbursements: Rental of theatre,
-$10; printlngcnrdj, jmstersjprogramB
and tickets, $87757 distributing" poBt?
ers, $2; ribbon, $1.75; messenger ser
vice, 50 cents. Total, $23.00.
Complimentary tickets were issued
to P. C. Spencer, L. J. Harney, Guy
Kiddoo and Clarence Clark. Claronco
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Who cornea to, the OLIVER in
"Never Say Die" Wednesday night, May 13th
T. Spior, Manager. Audited May 8,
1014. T. A. WILLIAMS,
Agent Student Activities.
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Law Barbeque.
Statement of tho Law Barbequo,
held at Epworth Park, April 30, 1914.
Total rocoipts, $92.25. Expenditures:
Lunches, $70; rental park, $8.65 j Inci
dental oxponsos, $7.75; car sorvlco,
$3.35. Total, $89.75. Graco Ballard,
-Chairman. AuditedMay8,iail
T. A. WILLIAMS,
Agent Student Activities.
Sophomore Hop.
One hundred elovon tlckots, Inclu
sive of all complimontarios, havo been
validated for tho Sophomoro Hop to
bo hold at Capital Beach, May 22, 1914.
No more tickets will bo validated for
this hop. 0
Complimontarles havo -boon Issued
to Roy Camoron, Lucllo Loydn, Ethol
Arnold, A. A. Emoly, W. F. Folsom,
I, C. Baker, George Irwin, I. K. Frost,
Frank Dawson, Reed Dawson, and M.
S. Lipman. T. A. WILLIAMS,
Agent Student Activities.
Latin Club.
Tho regular meeting of tho Latin
Club has been postponed" until next
Tuesday, May 19. -
Standing of Teams In Inter-Department
League.
W,
Freshman Law 2
Senior Laws 1
E. E 1
Commorco :.l
Chemistry 1
C. E ..1
Freshmen 1
M. E 0
Teachers 0
Ags ,0
Tho Chems boat th
Saturday 16 to 15 ina froe-for-all foot
-race-. Manager Greenetono-rdT "the
Che'm gang furnished tho chief amuse
ment by his continued run In with
Umps Max6y. At tho ond of nine
innings j)oaco settled down In tho two
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HIGH SCHOOL TRACK MEN
MEET ON NEBRA8KA FIELD
Kansas City Manual High School
Wins First Place Lincoln
Runs Third.
Saturday afternoon utfon tho Uni
versity athletic field tho Missouri Vnl
ley High School' Association hold Its
annual track moot. Only flvo fhlgh
schools woro roprosontod, but compot!.
tion was koon enough to mako tho
meet Interesting. Each raco was closo
and run In good tlmo, considering tho
fact that a twonty-mlio wind swept tho
field, thus cutting down tho tlmo to a
largo extont.
Kansas City Manual High School
won tho meet with a total of 4Tlolnts.
Kansas City Wostport was bccoihI with
30 points. Lincoln was third with a
total of 21 points, nosing out St. Jo
soph by ono point. Kansas City Cen
tral was fifth with 19 Ms points. In
many of tho events tho Held was slm-
ply a triangular affair botweon tho
throe Kansas City high schools.
Only ono record wasbrokon and
that was In tho polo vault, when Winn
of Manual easily cjearod tho bar at 11
foot 2 Inches. Winn was ono of tho
stars of tho meet, amassing a total of
15 points, astlo of St. Joseph also
mado tynark for hlmsolf, contributing
15 points to tbo standing of his team.
Marshall of Manual and Selblo nf
ostport also woro heavy point win
ners. Marshall took first In tho shot
put and tho discuss, whllo Solbio won
tho quarter mllo In 'tho fast tlmo of
51 45, coming within a fifth of a sec
ond of tho record. Boult of Manual
ran a protty mllo, winning easily in
4:46 25.
On tho whole, tho meet was qulto
atlsfactoix. Tho- -crowdr howovorr-
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.CLOTHR5 r-TEY FIT
was much too s'mall for tho class of
tho moot. Tho officials soomed to havo
encountered a good deaf of difficulty
In determining tho winners, and as a
rosult four protests woro mado, which
woro later withdrawn. At a meeting
of tho officials It was decided to hold
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