THE DAILY NEBRASKA
C. ROY MILLER, For Foot Comfort
Adjustment of Fallen Arches, re
410 Ganter niovai ot Corns and Ingrowing Nails
and the relief ot Bunions.
Building comfort shoes
Oliver Theater
SAT. NIGHT, JAN. SO
The trmoua French Artist
MME. YVETTE CUILBERT
Songs i Costumes of All
Centuries
EVENT OF THE SEASON
MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
WESTERN VAUDEVILLE
2:50 3 Shows Dally 7:15-9.00
FOUR RENEES
Presenting Thorugh Five Countries in
15 Minutes"
European Singing and Dancing Scenic
Revue
SAVO & COMPANY
Sensational Jugglers
THE THREE REYNOLDS
"Novelty Surprise"
BERNEVICI BROS.
-A Night in Venice"
FRANK BUSH
America's Foremost Story Teller
"MYSTERIES OF MYRA"
Tenth Thrilling Episode
PICTORIAL NEWS WEEKLY
1 Animated Curent Events
Orpheum Concert Orchestra
Prof. A. J. Babich, Director
Matinees 15c Nights-r25e
MM
ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW
MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
ERNEST EVANS & CO.
In "The Society Circus"
PATHE NEWS WEEKLY
A Vitagraph Comedy
"THE SHIELDING SHADOW"
14th Thrilling Episode
BOWEN A BOWEN
In "Bunkology"
TIME 2:00-7:00-9:00
Matineea 10c Nights 15c
MAJESTIC
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
GLADYS BROCKWELL
In "Sins of Her Parents"
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
PEGGY HYLAND AND
ANTONIO MORENO
In "Rose of the South
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
LIONEL BARRYMORE AND
GRACE VALENTINE
In "The Brand of Cowardice"
Comedy Every Day
TIME 1:50-3:15-7:15-9:00
Adults 10c Children 5c
Lily Theatre
1430 0 St.
STARTING MON. JAN. 15
Mgr. Nathan Da Presents an
All N'ew Show
WILL WAGG'S MUSICAL
COMEDY CO.
In a screaming musical Farce
Comedy one act
"POOB OLD JIM"
Good Singing, Pretty Girls,
Klaborat Costumes, Clever
Extra Clean Comedy
This company comes direct
to Lincoln from a record run
of 63 weeks at the Curtis
Theatre of Denver.
Also a n exceptionally
high class program of motion
pictures.
EXTRA! Special 4:30 Mat
inee lion. St Tues. for Uni
versity girl student.
FREE and get acquainted.
PRIVATE COACHING
' (Officially approved)
It
Rktcric and Eccnczics
by
PROF. FRED C WINSHIP
1804 Q St. . Lincoln
Box 1162, Station A
Phone
B3781
Whitebreast Coal &
Lumber Co,
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
107 N. 11
CORIIHUSKERS'Vltl
TWO MORE GAMES
ST. JOSEPH'S AND ST. THOMAS
COLLEGES TAKEN INTO CAMP
Nebraska Defense Shows Great
Strength Best Work Shown at
St. Paul
After a lapse of one day in which
they were defeated by Grinnell the
Nebraska Corohuskers came back
strong and won from the 9t. Joseph's
college team of Dubuque, la, last
Thursday night hy the score of 21 to
11. and on the following night gained
a vistory over the St. Thomas col
lege team of St. rauL Minn., by the
score of 23 to S.
The Nebraskans played a great de
fensive game at Dubuque and the
Iowans had a hard time scoring in the
first half. Most of the scores of both
teams came as the result of long dis
tance shots.
At SL Paul the Nebraskans again
made a favorable impression with
their close guarding and held the St.
Thomas college quintet to a scant two
field goals.
While the collegians were making
two field goals between them, the Ne
braskans were each making two. Col
lins again led in the scoring with two
field goals and three free throws.
The Cornhuskers did not get down
to business until the last half was
well under way, but when once started
there was no stopping them until the
game ended.
The line-up:
Nebraska 23 St Thomas 8
Flothow f Barrett
Campbell f Hunter
Neln c Meaghy
Wertz g Dandalet
Collins g Raidl
Substitutes Jackson for Flothow.
Field goals Flothow 2, Campbell 2.
Nelson 2, Collins 2, Wertz 2. Raidt,
Meagher.
Free throws Collins 3. Barrett 4.
Referee Dr. Frank Lawler.
TUCKER-SHE AN
Eleven Twenty-Three O St.
Manufacturers of Jewelry of all
tinds. University, Fraternity and
rority. Rings. Pins and Ath
etic Trophies of all kinds. Orig
nal designs In colors and esti
nates furnished free.
Expert Watch, Clock, Jewelry
And Optical Repairing
ii
SPA
J9
Gt your Lunchea at tha
City Y. M. C. A, Cafeteria Plan
13TH AND P
EAT AT
P0TCH
CAFE
234 H: 11th Sxrl
V
J
SOCIAL CALENDAR
January 13
Senior Prom, Lincoln.
Achoth dance, Rosewllde.
German Dramatic club banquet, Lin.
coin.
Delta Zeta dance, Lindell.
Sigma Nu pig dinner, chapter house,
January 19
Military ball, dinner dance. Commer
cial club.
Farm house dance, Lincoln.
January 20
Iron Sphinx, formal, Lincoln.
Farm house banquet, Lincoln.
Junior Law hop, Rosewllde.
SENIOR PROM
The Senior From at the Lincoln
hotel Saturday night, was one of the
best parties of the University formal
season. The committee in charge
were Virgil Haggart, chairman; Roy
Harney, master of ceremonies; Gene
vieve Welsh, Doris Scroggin and Har
vey Nelson.
Dinner was served at 6:30 at small
tables in the ball room. The tables
were artistically decorated with pink
roses and crystal candle holders with
pink candles and tulle shades. Danc
ing was enjoyed between courses, and
after dinner. About 100 couples at
tended. Ruth Evans. '14, of Fairbury, is
visiting in the city.
Neta Dunn Seeman, of Sioux City,
is spending the week in the city.
Loring Elliot and Herman Hart
spent the weekend at the Beta Theta
Pi house.
Announcement is made of the with
drawal of the pledge of Herbert Yenne
from the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity.
Achoth gave a dance at Rosewiide
Sautrday night, which was aitended by
fifty couples. The party was chape
NO GAME WITH
MICHIGAN AGGIES
Northern School Won't Meet Western
Conference Eligibility
Rules
Hopes for a Nebraska Vniversity
Michipan agricultural college football
game on October 27. 1917. were lost
Saturday morning with the announce
ment that the Agpies mould not agree
to abide by the rules of the western
conference, prohibiting more than
three years football play for any man
on the team.
' Michigan university still remains a
schedule possibility for this date. The
Wolverines are balking on signing a
two-year contract, giving them the
1917 bame at Ann Arbor, and bringing
them to Lincoln for" a return game n
191S. The Nebraska athletic authori
ties are not expected to agree to take
on Michigan in their home city with
out a chance to get back at them the
netx year in Lincoln, so this game
may not materialize as hoped for.
The Husker schedule thus has the
present appearance:
October 6, Wesleyan at Lincoln.
(Probable.)
October IX Iowa at Lincoln.
October 20. Notre Dame at Lincoln.
(Probable.)
October 27, not filled.
November 3, open.
November 10. Missouri at Lincoln.
November 17. Kansas at Lawrence.
November 24. open.
November 29, Syracuse at Lincoln.
DR. DANN'S INTERPRETATIONS
OF SYMPHONIES TO BE GIVEN
ON SATURDAYS AT 2 P. M.
Yielding to request, the hour for
ProL W. F. Dann's symphony lnterpre
u tiers has been changed Trom Tues
days at 11:30 to Saturdays at 2 p. m.
ProL Dnan will ftart an interpreUtion
of the fiiftb Beethoven symphony Sat
urday. January 20. at 2 p. m. in Art
halL
Meal tickets for Newbert
Cafe, 137 No. 12th St.
roned by Prof, and Mrs. Gramlich,
Prof, and Mrs. H. S. Young, Pror. and
Mrs. Alvin Wood, Prof, at'd Mrs.
Candy, Miss Munshaw, Miss Gittings,
Prof. Searl Davis. Among the dancers
were Vena Stahl. Liberty; Elsie Whit
sord, Fremont; and Grace Brown, Ne
braska City.
Alpha Phi entertained at luncheon
at the Lincoln hotel Saturday In honor
of Kathleen Doyle, a bride ot next
week.
Alpha Omirron Pi gave a house
dance Friday night for twenty couples
with Mrs. Florence Wiebe as chape-
rone.
The freshmen ot PI Beta Phi enter
tained fourteen couples at the chap
ter' house Friday night. Mrs. Wylie
chaperoned.
Pi Beta Phi gave a house dance Sat
urday night, which was attended by
fifteen couples. Bertha Wormhaut,
of Ottumwa, la., was a special guest
Sigma Nu held their annual pig din
ner at the chapter house Saturday
night. Twenty-two couples were in
vited. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burtch
were the chaperones. Dancing was
enjoyed after dinner, a
The members ot the Ag club held
a dance at Rosewilde Friday night
Eighty-five couples were present.
Pror. and Mrs. H. S. Gramlich. Prof,
and Mrs. G. W Wood and Prof, and
Mrs. Ivan G. Wood were chaperones.
Delta Zeta gave a dancing party at
the Lindell hotel Saturday nisht. The
chaperones were Dr. and Mrs. J. R.
Davis, Dr. and Mrs. Stewart, Dr. and
Mrs. Lockwood. The guest list iu-
cluded representatives from the other
sororities. These attended from out
of town: Margaret Beesley. Liberty;
Eleanor Wickett. Sargent: Henry
Bauman. Edna Bridges. Omaha; Ford
Bates, Columbus; Fred Taylor. Broken
Bow.
C. F. Wallace, arts '06. law 'OS, who
is practicing law in Cashmere, Wash.,
is visiting Lincoln for a few days.
He is visiting the University for the
first time since his graduation.
'-Mr" JL.
tn cirT dorm. If it's
Ai loc Arm t the br
' .w mil i in i ii ii i "' "' -" '
.
2
BRADLEY KNITTING
ivvvi jjrux-i y .
" i""- - """-. ' . -' '''
i, - ' , -- - : '. ' -
Buy Your
Bradley at
Alpha Theta Chi entertained eighty
couples at the Lincoln, Friday night.
The out-of-town guests were Gertrudo
Weeth, Charles Weeth, Donald Howe.
Paul Griswold, Omaha; Charles Raw-
lings, Mark Hargraves. Wymore. The
chaperones were Dr. and Mrs. H. W.
Orr, Dr. and Mrs. R. S. Pool. Trof. and
Mrs. Benton Dales. Vaudeville enter
tainers from the Orpheum proved a
most popular Innovation.
Do vou need help in rhetoric or
in economics? I can help you.
f50o an houri. F. C. Winsiup.
Address Box 1162, Station A.
tudents
Register for your musio work at
THE UNIYESITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Twenty-Third Year Just commencing
Many teachers in all branches of music to choose from.
Dramatic Art Aesthetic Dancing
Aak for information
WILLARD KIMBALL, Director
11th and E Sta. Opposite the Campus
Orpheum Shoe Repair Co,
Students' Headquarters for all
WORK CALLED
Telephone B-1316
CHAPIN BROS. 127 So. 13th St
.If lOWCVS ALL THE TIME
LET A NEBRASKAN
WANT AD
do It for you.
Find you employment hire your help for you find that lost article
pr yon In, touch with a trade on that motor cycle. Old Book, eta
See T. A. Williams, basement Adm. Bids.
12 words 10c Yitt for each additional word. 3 Insertions 25o
'Cum Laude"
Sweaters
-"unny how ubiquitous a sweater is. From matncula-
ion to graduation its uses are multitudinous, its paths de-i-
-n t
mous. And how nomadic, too. ine airucic iuxuikho muu.ci,
proudly alphabetted. migrate from "stude" to co-ed, from frat house
a Bradlev. it abides there.
Aapu rite lor &e Brlty Sj le BoolW.
ITTING CO., Delaran, Wis. r
t 17 - t 1 1
V --vSi."--..
tang Vitni CoIUjr Hoiplt!
vrar rociiri rourw m.
l.rSl l OUO IICMpiiai nurnorw y
la TnlUHt Sii. I nufcuftl clinical opportuntliet
la rrtrr
Ut(u Von Hnrmmn, m. .irary an 11
a la - k.t - UmuiL I vat. X a .
III J ... - - -
kinds of Shoe Repairing
FOR AND DELIVERED
211 North 12th S c
"
gj
u ...
Clothes for
College Men