THE DAILY NEBRAftKAN
THEATRES
1. Lincoln.
2. PawncoCIly.
3. Edgar.
4. Omaha.
Places In relay will bo determined
19. BosBombyor Su., 84.
20. GIlchrlBt Sit., 85.
21. 'Grubb U. P., 99.
5. Varsity 8hot Put 2:00 P. M.
1. L. HobortBon M., 117.
2. SawybT-r., "T1K
3. Meyors N.j 130. j
4. ItosB N., 139.
6. Varsity High Jump 2:30 P. M.
1. Ostergren M., 114.
2. A. Blerman M., 103.
OLIVER THEATER
Home again for the summer
Commencing
MONDAY, MAY 18
(Except May 22, 23 and 25)
BARROW-HOWARD PLAYERS
TXir'Days B?gTnnlng MohT,Mayl8
. Mats. Wed. &. Thurs.
by time made in preliminary heat.
Fiold Events.
1. Varsity Pole Vault 1:30 P. M.
1. McKay M.. 109.
2. .Murray M., 113.
3r Ronvis NWh '
4. LlndBtrum N., 131.
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1. Riddell B., 7.
2. Gait E.. 1G.
3. Wallace K., 34.
4. Thomas K., 33.
5. Scott K.. 31.
3,M urmyAU113.
4. Meyers N 130".
5. Kruno N., 129. - -G.
Robs N., 139.
7. H. S. High Jump 2;45 P. M.
1. Maxwell B 5.
2. Douglas C, VI.
3. Moul P.. 22,
Douglas Fairbanks' Gfcaf Play
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THE THREE FLYING KAYS
In an Aerial Sensation
PHOTO-PLAYS
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A Dramatic Two Part Masterpiece
Hearst-Selig News Pictures
"HE NEVER FOUND OUT"
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Night 8:15. Prices 15, 25, i 5, 50, 75i
LYRIC THEATER
MON.-TUES.-WED., MAY 11-12-13
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Deep Sea Performers
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PHOTO-PLAYS
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Three Shows Daily 2, 7 & 9
MAT. All Seats 10c NIGHT--15c
Flowers All the Time
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127 South 13th
Telephone B2234
PRINTING-GRAVES
New Location, 244 N. tJth Street
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6. NiniB K. M. A.. 41.
7. Vandevir L., 51.
8. Fullaway O., 60.
9. Martin P. C. 73.
10. Rice P. C. 144.
11. Foley S. O., 81.
12. Graham S. O., 80.
13. Bossemeyor Su., 84.
14. Bertram Su., 83.
3. Varsity Discus Throw 1:30 P. M.
1." L. Robertson WL71T77
2. Sawyer M., 118.
3. Meyers N., 13G.
4. Ross N., 139.
4. H. S. Discus Throw 2:00 P. m
1. Iliddell B.. 7.
2. Shultz B.. 9.
3. Adams B., 1.
4. Baker C, 11.
5. Wallace K.. 34.
G. Stout K. M. AT,42r " -
7. Dale 11., 143.
S. Jelinek C., 13.
. 9. Sconce E., 18.
10. Lott 'F.. 21.
11. Fields K.. 32.
12. Newburn K. M. A., 39.
13. Young L., 52.
14. Frappia L.. 53.
15. Engstromr o.. 57.
1G. Founer O., 64.
17. Gingery P. C. 71.
18. J. Gabby P. C, 72.
4. Boyd K., 2G; "
5. Ball K., 25. '
6. Thomas K 33.
7. Norbury K. M. A., 40.
8. Hall K. M. A., 37.
9. Albrecht L., 45.
10. Jackson L., 46.
11. Morearty O., 61.
12. Ilouner O., 64.
13. Flint 'O.. 59.
14. Van Home P. C, 76.
15. W. Gabby P. C, 69.
1G. Jamelson P. C, 70.
17. Nixon S. O., 82.
18. Montgomery Su., 89.
19. Neihous Su.. 90.
20. Clark Unl. P., 98.
21. Grubb Uni. P., 91.
8. H. S. Shgt Put 3:15 P. M.
1. KlddoU B., 7.
2. Day B., 2.
3. Baker C, 11.
4. Jelinek C 13. -
5. Sconce E 18.
G. Gait E., 1G.
7. Wallace K., 34.
8. Lott F., 21.
9. Foster K., 27.
10. Norbury K. M. A., 40.
11. Newburn K. M. A., 39.
12 Young L., 52.
13. Frappia L., 53.
14. Rouner O., C4.
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Leading Man of the BARROW-HOWARD Players
Opening an All Summer Engagement at the
Oliver Monday, in "HAWTHORNE of the U.S.AJ
TN OLUS the outside shirt and
A underdrawers are one carment. Tills means tint the shirt
can't work out of the trousers, tliat there arc no shirt tails to hunch
in scat, tliat the drawers "stay put," to say jnnlurTgCftlnrcornfoTt
and economy of saving a fjarment. OLUS is coat cut opens
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lor tell. If mJi ai.l fie 14 wrar, we rrcoDimervl the tprclal attarlinl collar OI.US with
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OLUS one-pteco PAJAMAS fur lounjlnr. reitlnc aikl romlortablc ilcru.
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D,pt,N 1199 Broadway, N. Y.
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