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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1918)
ft Lyric Tjigafteo TONIGHT, 7 to 11 P. M. and Sat., 2:15 Wed. OTIS OLIVER And Hit PLAYERS In IS MARRIAGE A FAILURE" 8how Continuous Comedy New Feature Beween Acta No Waits Come Any Tim NcW prlcet 15c 25c Any Seat IS -THE I "'Til mm MONDAY THURSDAY ANNETTE KELLERMAN Tn QUEEN of the SEA Shows at 1, 3, 5 7, and 9 PRICES 5c, 10c and 15c WW The World's Greatest Entertainment A Romance of the Great War. The Sweetest Lcve Story Ever Told An army of men to properyl pro duce the realistic stage effects A symphony orchestr of 20 pieces plays he most charm ing musical score ever written AUDITORIUM Today And All Week 2:15 Twice Daily 8: 15 Prices, Mat., 25c to 1. 00 Nights, 25c to $1.50 Seats on sale at Auditorium Box Office DAILY DIARY RHYMES Gayle Vincent Grubb "THE BLACKSMITH You've hoard of the village blacksmith With his arms an strong an hands: tt"hether iron or rubber it matters not, And with all he had Binewy handa. As the world of hlacksmitns moves along, With a million different kinds; I have chanced" to meet the latest, to date, And the news will sharpen minds. your Picture a delicatessen store, With the sweetmeats everywhere; Then imagine a blacksmith, rough and gruff, . And imagine his duty there. Do you give it up? I figured as much, For you'd fail in a hundred tries; Cause a blacksmith, my dear, in such a resort. Is the man who shoes the flies. Big Show and 'Good Music MONDAY and TUESDAY See D. W. Griffith's Famous Little Actress, DOROTHY GISH In the Charming Paramount Play "Battling Jane" "Nothing But Trouble" A Rollicking Comedy Post's World Travelouges Allies' Official War Review Pathe World News Concert Orchestra Jean L. Schafer, Conducor Shows State 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, p. m. Society Social Calendar November 23 Pi Beta Phi, house dance. Junior Hop, Lincoln. Chi Omega Freshman party. Girls from 331 North Thirteenth street, party at Woman's hall. Alpha Xi Delta, house dance. UNI NOTICES PERSONALS Orpheum Circuit Vaudeville 2:15 Twice Daily 8:15 WILBUD MACK & CO. "A PAIR OF TICKETS" FLORRIE MILLERSHIP A CHAS. O'CONNOR &Comp'y of 8 EL-BRENDEL & FLO BERT "WAITING FOR HER" News Weekly Orpheum Orchestra Matinees 25c, 50c. Nights 25c, 50c, 75c. "BSSJBMBaBBBBSaSBBBBMBBSHBBSSfiS Dr. D. D. Whitney of the zoology department has finished for publica tion a volume of the proceedings of the Nebraska academy of sciences. Dr. F. D. Baker was confined to his home last week by illness. "Seasonable Changes in Nebraska and Some of Their Effects on Animal Life," is the title of a paper which Dr. R. H. Wolcott has just finished for publication. Ruth Sheldon, '19. sails today for Buenos Aires, where she will be phys ical director in the Y. W. C. A. there. She is the first woman to do that work in South America. Frances Skipton, '22, is ill at the Delta Delta Delta house Paul Harding, ex-'19, has Just been promoted to first lieutenant in field artillery at Camp McClellan, Alabama. Helen Waters, ex-'20. who is teach ing at Central City this year, is visit ing at the Delta Delta Delta house1. There is to be a reception at Wo man's hall Thursday afternoon from four to five o'clock in honor of Miss Stearns, who is to speak at Convoca tion Thursday morning. Mid-semester pledging is to be Sat urday from eleven to twelve o'clock. ALUMNI VAUDEVILLE Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, J- K. EMMET A. CO. In the Musical Gem "WISHLAND" KENNEY & RHEA In "A Divert isement" . WELLS & CREST THE YANKEE and the WO "The Yankee and the Wop" GIBSON BETTY . Comedy Vocalists THE ROSE OF WOLFVILLE" J Merry Tale of ths West The Liberty News Weekly Braders Price Orrhesra nows Dally-fi:iof 7, I I; Nioht 25-: ei ir I - ' Si A FRAT FRAZZLE When ya journey off to college, An' yer rush'd to join a frat, Yer kind a undecided Till ya find out where yer at. A dozen crazy Rah-Rah scabs Will meet ya at the station, An' chuck ya into taxicabs . To rouse yer fascination. They take ya to their fussy home, An' brag with all their might. Then about the place ya roam An' drink in every sight. An' when you've killed the evening' meal At the settin' o th sun, Ta start to write yer dad a speal, An' the lines will thusly run: Dear Pop: I struck this town at noon today. It's half-pabt seven now, I've got a million words to say. But I can't Quite figure how. -At one o'clock they burnt my back; By two I thought Td choke; At three tbey hit my head ker-whack, I thought I'd surely croak; At four o'clock they pinch'd my ear An' nose an' arms an' legs! At five o'clock I bought the beers An' Joined the TATrA KEGGS. . Jeff Machanrer. BUSKERS' VICTORY WAS WELL EARNED , (Continued from pae 1) brand of footbal lthroughout the en tire engagement. When the individual players were all smeared with mud un til none could be distinguished from another, a figure would dart away to the right or plunge through the line and when he would extricate himself from the mire and take his place in the back field again, it would Invari ably prove to be Jobes. He rolled up the largest total of yards gained "by any player in a Nebraska game this season, totaling 72 yards out of nine teen chances at lugging the ball. " New Men Show Speed . The men who were plucked from the second string to fill the gaps left by Mrlttahnr! and Schellenberg showed up like veterans and did some brill iant work. Time and again, runoac Hartley was called upon to carry the ball and he was always good for a substantial gain. He maOie thirty4wo yards out of thirteen times he was entrusted with the pigskin. Reynolds, Swan son and Lantz bob up for their share of the praise and a goodly amount is due them. Swanson at right end put over two of the three touchdowns earned by Nebraska and covered twenty-five yards with the ball.' Lvman, Neumann, Martin and in fact all the eleven men did their share in ducking the Jayhawkers. -- Leo J. Gude, ex-'20, arrived in Vladi vostok with the first shipment of troops there. He wrote the following letter to Miss Chaikin, the alumni sec retary : Vladivostok, Siberia, September 26, 1918. Dear Alumni and Students of the tTni- versity of Nebraska: Arrived here on the first boat load and like it fine. George Foiling? pre-medic '20, and I are the only U. of N. men here as far as I have been able to locate. Best wishes from George and me for a very successful year for the Uni versity of Nebraska. Sincerely, Jeo J. Gude, ex-'20. Address: Pvt. Leo J. Gude (316950), A. E. F., Siberia. Football Ushers Ushers are wanted for the two re maining games. Men who care to usher at these games will please leave their names at the Student Activities' Office. Christian Science Society The Christian Science Society of the University will meet Thursday even-J ing at 7:30 in room 204, Temple build ing. A cordial Invitation is extended to all students, alumni and faculty of the University. STYLE HEADQUARTERS The Waist Seam Suit fortttv Irani Clolhrs I T TNIQUE style 2nd unusual smart- V ness are qualities of the Waist Seam Suit which we offer now for the consideration of the man who uses good taste and careful judg ment in buying his clothes. The waist seam gives it distinction and a smartness that is military- an armronriate design in these times. Besides, there is the Society Brand label as a guarantee of its correct ness in style, and of the hand, tail oring which assurres you that its style is permanent. Society Prep Suits $25 others $35, $40, 45 Fur Collar Coats $40 to $125 Mayer Brojs. ELI SHIRE, Prf. Co. v WE MUST FINISH JOB OF CANNING W. HOHENZOLLERN " (Continued from page 1) with a population of one or more persons. That upon arriving at a point, the inhabitants of that point, shall have previously selected the huskiest blacksmith In their midst and instruct-' ed him to arm himself with a twenty six pound hammer, with a view to ward delivering as many v blows as there are service stars In said points' service flag. (If this fails to Impress the erstwhile majestic dome compel him to drink a sour lemonade dis guised as a glass of Heidelburg beer. The disappointment will. In all prob ability, prove too great for him.) The above suggestions are our own. You are asked to submit your idea of how he could be tortured unmercifully each day of a ninety-nine year exist ence. All such ideas should be writ ten plainly on one side of the paper and mailed to the editor f the sheet. That person will award the latest model clipper for clipping hair from cocoanuts to the person submitting ths best suggestion.