The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, January 07, 1915, Image 3

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    THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THEATRES
Oliver Theatre
Fri., Sat, and Sat. Mat Jan. &3
The Sensational Drama
"TO-DAY"
$lOi0 worth of thrills." K. C.
Post.
With the Chicago Company Headei
by Arthur Byron
Nights $150 to 50c. Mat., $1 to 50c
-THREE BEAUTIFUL
TYPES
THEODORE BENDIX
ANN TASKER A CO.
PARILLO & FRABITO
SWOR 4 MACK
BERT MARKET
KRAMER &. PATTISON
THE
THREE EMERSONS
BEAN AND EVELYN
"The Flower of Faith"
The Vanishing of Olive
"Love Will Out"
"Hearst-Selig News"
WHITIUM'S CLASSY CAJiDY
MEIER DRUG CO.
13th and O STREETS
Acirssii'i Cic:c!Me Framed Crezsi
"Pood for th Cod"
SUN DRUG CO.
Cot ittfc ft U Nw TlpboM Bid.
-Alk Yw fkys'iciu About Us"
H. H. Scbembecft
The only authority on the "Late
Dance Dope"
LINCOLN'S HIGHEST CLASS
DANCE ORCHESTRA
Single Piano Jobs Also Solicited
Phones: B3715, After 6 p.m. L9378
University Jeweler and
Optician
C. A. TUCKER
JEWELER
S. S. SHEAN
OPTICIAN
1123 O St. Y.UewFnmt
Your TatroMf Solicited
66
TO)
UBSLEE
99
M
cans Public Festival
And Judging from the Enthusiasm Displayed in this Store during the opening days of this 1' Silver Anniversary Sale," we are hav
ing a Festival that People of Nebraska will Long Remember with Great Satisfaction. It's a Birthday Celebration--a Prosperity
Celebration a Celebration that means Multiplied Savings to Every Man who Comes into Our Store.
We said that this S 1 is a Division of Dividends from our Great Increase in the Past Season's Business AND NOW WE
ARE PROVING TO YOU THAT WHAT WE SAY IS TRUE.
Let All Men The Skeptical, the Wary, the Pessimistic Let them All Come and See for Themselves that this is the Biggest
Bargain Event that they have Ever Seen.
ANNIVERSARY of our TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL
JANUASY CLEARANCE
NOTE.-We especially Emphasize that all HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS, OVERCOATS and ODD
TROUSERS are Included in this Value-Smashing Event Our Sweeping Declaration, that Nothing is Excepted,
Holds Good Even upon this Nationally Known Make of Clothing.
GOOD
CLOTHES
MERCHANTS
DEBATING LEAGUE
(Continued from Page One)
ship. The winning schools then ser.d
their representatives to the state de
bate which is held at the University i
on High School Fete Day in May.
The league question for tne year. (
which was selected by the memcers
last spring, is as follows: -Resolved.
That the United Stales should adopt
government ownership and operation
of railroads." Many of the schools
have been working on the question
since the early fall.
The program for the first series is
being arranged this week by the ex
ecutive commiaee. which is composed
of the district directors, the president
of the league. Prof. M. M. Fogg, and
A. P. Hilzer. who is principal of the
Beatrice High SehocJ.
The league inebership for 1914-1915
br districts is a? follows. All but
about four of the twelve districts have i
reached the membership limit of eight
schools:
Central District
Supt. Earl M. Ciine. Geneva. Director
Clay Center. Supt. Clara Schneller.
Exeter. Supt YY. E. Atkins.
Geneva, Supt. Earl M. Cline.
Friend. Supt. YY'. H. Simmons.
Grafton. Supt. CJiark-s Lively.
Osceola. Supt- C. B. Moore.
Stromsburg. Supt. A. F. Dunlap.
York. Supt. YV. YY'. Stoner.
Eastern District
Principal A. C. Congdon. Fremont. Di
rector. Bellevue Academy. Principal Alben
Snare.
Special Rates to Students!
m.
THIS WEEK ONLY
UNI. CLASS, SATURDAY 2 P-
CIa..e. Mod, Wed, Fri, Sat, 7:30 P. M.
Social 8:30 to 12 P. M.
HAMPTON'S ORCHESTRA
.i
Eula Erksine and Mr. fc. u.
iifipnin nnnnins Academy
Fremont. Principal A. C. Congdon.
Nebraska City. Supt. George E. Mar
tin. Omaha. Principal C. E. Reed.
North Bend. Supt. F. L. McNowr..
Plattsmouth. Supt. YY. C. Brooks.
Schuyler, Supt. Charles A mot.
South Omaha. Principal S. VY. Moore.
Stella. Supt. YY. L. Best.
Weeping YYater. Supt. T. V. Truman.
East Central District
Supt. L. I. Frisbee. University P.ace.
Director.
Havelock. Supt. E- S. J. Buckles.
Lincoln. Principal V. G. Mays
Nebraska Military Academy. Supt.
B. D. Hayward.
Seward. Supt. J. A. YYoodard.
Springfield. Supt. E. P. Simmons.
Teachers College High School. Prin
cipal C. YY". Taylor.
University Place, Supt. L. J. Frisbie.
YYilbur, Supt. E. G. Hopkins.
Northern District
Supt. F. E. YY'eyer. Atkinson. Director
Ainsworth. Supt. L. H. Henderson.
Atkinson. Supt. F. E. YY'eyer.
O'Neill. Supt. F. E. Marrin.
Valentine. Supt. Y C. Green.
Northeastern District
Supt. F. F. Gordon. Pierce. Director.
Bloomfield, Supt. A. F. Giliiver.
Creighton, Supt. Q. H. Stevens.
Emerson. Supt. H -M- Eaton.
Oakland. Supt. J. R. Armstrong.
Pierce. Supt. P. F. Gordon.
Ponca. Supt. J. I. Engleman.
Randolph, Supt. Earle Meyer.
South Sioux City, Supt. D. M. Rogers
YY'akefield. Supt. E. D. Lundek.
North-Central District
Supt. E. O. Blackstone, Battle Creek,
Director.
Battle Creek. Supt. E. O. Blackstone.
Fullerton. Supt. YY. B. Ireland.
Madison, Supt. E. M. Short.
Norfolk? Supt. M. E. Crosier.
PKger, Supt. E. H. Husman.
Stanton, Supt J. H. YYelch.
YY'est Point, SupL L. J. Knoll.
YYisner. Supt. R. YV. Eaton.
Nortnwestern District
Supt. YY'. J. Eraham. Sidney. Director.
Alliance, SupL YY. R. Pate.
Minatare. Principal R, O. Chambers.
Ogallala. SupL C. L. Robinson.
Sidney. SupL YY'. J. Braham.
Southern District
SupL A. H. Staley. Superior. Director.
Blue Springs. SupL C. W. Gwlnn.
Diller. SapL C. W. Westcott.
Fa'rbury. Principal A. YY'. Hare.
Guide Reck. Supt. Joy E. Morgan.
Hardy. Supt, Robert Fawell.
Lawrence. Supt. C. E. McNeill.
Red Cloud. Supt. R. D. Moritz.
Suirior. Supt. A. H. Staley.
Southeastern District
Supt, J. X. Clark. Pawnee City. Direc
tor. Auburn. SupL J. A. Koremus.
Beatrice, Principal J. A. Hillyer.
Falls City, Supt. YY'm. L. Crow.
Humboldt. Supt. Bunon A. Burdick.
Pawnee City. Supt. J. N. Clark.
Tecumseh. SupL L. Strickland.
YY'ymore. Principal J. H. Campbell.
Southwestern District
Supt. YY'. T. Davis. McCook. Director
Bartley. Supt. J. F. Duncan.
Beaver City. Supt. J. R. Overturf.
Cambridge. Supt. B. H. Grcvcs.
Franklin, Siipt. George H. Bonner.
McCook, Supt. YV. T. Davis.
Oxford. Supt. S. E. Chaddcrton.
Trenton, Supt. J. D. Mannix.
'Western District
Supt. Roy E. Cochran, Kearney. Direc
tor. Gibbon, Supt. A. R. Nichols.
Hastings, Principal J. C- Mitchell.
Harvard, SupL Loy E. Gilkeson.
Kearney, SupL Roy E. Cochran.
Kenesaw, Supt. C. L. Littel.
Minden, SupL l. YY'. YYendland.
North Platte. Supt. YY'ilson Tout.
West-Central District
Supt. S. H. Martin, Broken Bw, Director.
BYRNES
STUPEIiDCUS
Stock Adjustment Shoe Sale
STARTS
SATURDAY MORNING 0:30
Store closed all day Friday to re-price every pair of
thoet. See "Star" Friday evtninj for particulars.
1307 "O"
BYRNES
LINCOLN
1307 "O'
CHAPIN BROS
127 So. 13th
FLOWERS ALL THE TIME
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Edgar. SupL O. B. Fraxier.
C. E. 1 U. 81 V
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