THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
C. ROY MILLER, For Foot Comfort
Adjustment of Fallen Arches, removal of Corns and Ingrowing Nails
410 Ganter and the relief of Bunions Phone
Building COMFORT SHOES B.3781
niivp.r Theatre
Monday Night, Sept. 17th
AL f OLSON
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"Robinson Crusoe, Jr."
Tues. & Wed., Sept. 18-19
Max Figman
in
"Nothing But the Truth"
You can make no mistake
trading at HALLETS.
Forover forty years we have
fcen catering to the Student
Trade. ,
Fraternity, Sorority and Society
Jewelry Crests and Emblems
HALLETT
Est. 1871
1143 O
Local EYE trou
bles are in 98 per
cent of all cases,
caused by eye
defects which may be
with my proper made
lenses.
DR. MARTIN Standard Scien
tific eye examiner. Courtesy always
1234 0 St. Opposite Miller & Paine's
corrected
to order
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Get your Lunches at the
City Y. M. C. A., Cafeteria Plan
13TH AND P
Special Attention to Student Trade
Orpheum Shoe Repairing Co.
211 North 12th Street
We are in position to
take care of your wants
See us!
Remington Typewriter Co.
101 Bankers Life
Phone B-2852
Arrow
Collars
a for 35"
5 fir 50
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Brin irAfcur List
Of School Supplies
WE have all the
things you need
for school text books,
drawing materials,
tablets and other sup
plies, including the
CONKLIN Self-Filler
ira11 rhAnrtA 4-
1 students use.
Students everywhere
say thi efficient fountain
pen means better work
and better grades.
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SORORITIES FINISH RUSH
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Frost, '21; Margaret Cowder, '21, Riv
erton, la.; Mildred Shirley, '21, Hum
boldt; Francis Taylor, '21, Arapahoe;
Margaret Schemel, 21, Lone Rock,
Wis. Incompletes
Delta Delta Delta Eleanore Ben
nett, '19, Lincoln; Agnes Biggar, '21,
Corning, la.; Maude Courtright, '20,
Fremont; Helen Downing, '20, Rising
City; Ruth Bates Kirchstein, '21,
Lincoln. Incomplete.
Delta Gamma Helen Black, '21,
Lincoln; Helen Nieman, '21, Omaha;
Vivien Virgin, '21, Utica; Hazel Bar
ber, '21, North Platte; Florence Gal-
lentine, '21, Morrison, 111.; Beulah
Aylesworth, '21, Dennison, Iowa; Ruth
Lindsey, '21, Lincoln. Incomplete.
Delta Zeta Gertrude DeSautell,
'19, College View; Roma Mitchell, '21,
University Place. Incomplete.
Gamma Phi Beta Ruth Strait,
21, Hastings; Clarice Stroy, '21, Bur
dock; Doris Lichtenstiger, '21, Lin
coln; Meda Eigenbroadt, '21, Lincoln;
Elma Dykes, '21.
Kappa Alpha Theta Orpha Car
mean, '20, Chadron; Clara Currie, '20,
Dennison, la.; Sarah Ladd, Graduate,
Lincoln; Luella Patt, '19, Creston;
Mildred Smith, '21, Polk. Incomplete.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Dorothy
Hippie, '21, Omaha; Agnes Johnson,
'21, Superior; Selma Taylor, '18, Ex
eter; Helen Barge, '21, Clay Center;
Kathleen Hartigan, '21, Fairbury. In
complete. Ti Phi Sadie Finch, '20, Kearney;
Lois Ormsby, '21, Kearney; Eleanore
Murray, '21, Pender; Helen Boylan,
'21, Dennison, la.; Eunice Sike, '21,
Omaha; Margaret Ratcliffe, '21, Cen
tral City; Louise Watkins, '21;
Dorothy Davis, '20; Thelma Roberts,
'21, Falls City; Mildred McFarland,
20, Omaha; Florence Wilcox, '21,
North Platte.
HUSKERS TAKE FIELD;
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A Probable Lineup
A probable line-up of a team that
should be able to give a good account
of itself, from among the men who
have been out to practice, can easily
be picked. At the center of the line
would be either Young or Shaw, both
members of last year's freshman team.
At the guards would be Munn, Young,
Kriemmelmeyer or Teeters. For
tackle there is a fixture in the person
of Captain Shaw; and for the other
side of the line, there are DuTeau and
Hubka. On the ends, Riddell and
Rhodes are almost certain fixtures, al
though Henry will give either of them
a fight for the place.
In the backfield there is excellent
material for every position. For quar
terback there are McMahon and Cook ;
the one a veteran and the other a
youngster with lots of speed and
nerve. The rest of the backfield can
be picked from such men as Schellen
berg, Kellogg, Dobson, Otoupalik, Dan
and Henry. Such a team would have
all the requisites of a first class
eleven. There would be plenty of
punters with Dobson, McMahon, Munn
and Otoupalik to take turns. Munn
and Captain Shaw could be depended
upon for a good try at place kicking
whenever it was needed and there are
Feveral men to receive and throw for
ward passes. Speed would be personi
fied and weight would not be lacking
in the line.
Just whether the team will line up
this way when the season has gotten
under way or not can not be told yet.
Some of the men may have developed
unknown ability during, the summer
and may appear qualified to play dif
ferent position than thoy occupied last
year. One thing is certain, unless
something in the way of a cruel Jinx
step in and stops the proceedings, Ne
braska is to have a winner in spite
of all the strong teams she is to
play.
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that are building a constantly increasing foil
the people who appreciate, service, ourtesy ;
assortments of merchandise nationally adver
recognized as standard. Just as soon as you
secure your patronage and we'll hold it.
Come in and glance over 1918 Fall models of
Suits and Overcoats $25, $28.50, $30, $35
and up to $50.
Want to pay less. Be Sure to see these Famous Clothes!
DeLuxe Suits and Toppers $16
Style-Plus Clothes $17 and 21
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UNI CALENDAR ANNOUNCED
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November 27-December 1 Thanks
giving recess.
November 29 Thanksgiving day
Syracuse "university at Lincoln.
December 7 Girls' Costume party.
Closed night.
December 22-Jan,uary 5 Christmas
recess.
January 2.i Closed night.
January 2(5 Final examinations be
gin. February 2 First semester ends.
February 15 Charter day not a
holiday.
Mid-winter commencement.
March 7-10 High School Basket
ball tournament.
March 29 Good Friday.
March 30-April 6 Spring recess.
March 31 Easter Sunday.
May 9 Ivy day.
June 1 Fina lexaminations begin.
June 1 Final examinations ttegin.
June 12 Forty-seventh Annual commencement.
FORMER NEBRASKAN IS
NOW MINNESOTA DEAN
Succeeds Another Alumnus in
Agricultural College
Professor Roscoe V. W. Thatcher
'98, assistant director of the Minne
apolis experiment station, chief of the
division of agricultural biochemistry,
and professor of plant chemistry, has
been made dean of the college of ag
riculture of the University of Minnesota.
Dean Thatcher succeeds Albert F.
Woods, "09, who is now president of
the Maryland college of agriculture.
Dean Thatcher was formerly presi
dent of the American society of Agron
omy. He is a member of Phi Beta
Kappa, Sigma XI, Gamma Sigma
Delta, Alpha Zeta, Alpha Chi Omega
and Alhpa Theta Chi.
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Squad from the far-famed N. Y.
Winter Garden Beauty Brigade with
AL JOHNSON,
in "ROBINSON CRUSOE."
PHONE B-339S
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MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 18, 19
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A Tremendous Serial Motion Picture
Drama
"7 PEARLS"
supported by
CREIGHTON HALE
Read the story in the Sunday State
Journal
VAUDEVILLE
SUPERBA'S VISION
"The Goddess of Light and Color"
Posing Novelty
FOSTER, WALKER & HENLEY
Comedy Singing and Musical
GRANVILLE & MACK
Street Musicians
BILLY KILCARD
The Upright Jester
S BORSONI TROUPE
Sensational and Comedy Revolving Globe Equilibrists
Matinees every afternoon at 2:30 sharp; any seat 15c
Nights, two shows, 7:15 and 9:00 sharp; any seat 25c
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