The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, November 22, 1918, Image 5

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    THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
'Lyric
Theater
TONIGHT, 7 to 11 P. M.
M.tlnees, Wed. and Sat, 2:15
OTIS OLIVER
And Hit PLAYERS In
-IS MARRIAGE A
FAILURE"
Shows Continuous Comedy
New Features Beween Act
No Waitt Come Any Time
New Prices 15c 25c Any Seat
FRIDAY SATURDAY
MADGE KENNEDY
TOM MOORE
'The Kiaddcm of Youth"
OTHER FEATURES
PRICES 5c, 10c, and 15c
'"J 'V-T Vn Vi -
VAUDEVILLE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
BAILEY, RICHMOND A CO.
In the comedy playlet
YOUR TURN NEXT-
JOE REGAN & NAT RENARO
In their Musical Comedy Idea
"THE NEW HOTEL CLERK-
MISS HARRISON'S COMEDY
CIRCUS
Featuring the Unrideable Mute
DYNAMITE
MENNING SISTERS
Dainty Instrumentalists
James Montgomery Flagj'i
Latest Satrical Comedy
"TELL THAT TO THE
MARNIES"
The Liberty News Weekyl
Prcf. Brader's Prixe Orchestra
Three Shows Daily 2:33, 7, 9.
Mats. 15c; Night, 25c; Gal. 15c
Beautiful lustrous
PEARL
BEADS
a Christmas Suggestion
Priced $1. 75 to $50 a Strand
,vwt, rhiOAY A. SATURDAY
Crpheum Circuit Vaudeville
2:15 Twice Daily 3:15
Fknagan
& Edwards
in
05 and Oa'
FLORRIE
MILLERSHIP
& CHAS,
O'CONNOR
& Ccmp'y of 8
EL LRENDEL & FLO BERT
"WAITING FOR HER"
Ntws Weekly
Orpheum Orchestra
Matinees 25c, 50c
Ngh'.s 25c, 50c, 75c
B-12t2 B-3708
lceb's orchestra
mi:fjc foe all occasions
orchestra from five to
twenty-five pieces
Jazz aud or Boiler Shop Ejects
on Request Only
Society
PERSONALS
GARMENT CLEANING
SERVICE
LINCOLN CLEANING AND
OYE WORKS
226 South 11th
Leo Soukup, Mgr., B 6575
Mrs. I!. M. Thornton and daughter
Petty of Gerhlng are visiting Janet
Thorntou at the Helta Ganim house.
Mrs. Florence Yager, 'H, of Hast
ings is a guest at the A If a XI Delta
house.
Ida Potts of Pawnee City is spend
ing :he week-end at the Kappa Alpha
Theta house.
Malalene Hendricks. '22, w ill si end
Situiday and Sunday at her home in
Wahoo.
Roscoe Anderson, ex"19, has been
at his home in F.obu4, South Dakota,
for the pat three weeks, and will re
turn to Lincoln today.
Ruth Hutton. went ia her home
in Omaha yesterday and will remain
until Sunday.
Vera Ryerson of Omaha is spending
the week-end with Mildred Johnson
"22.
Miss Heppner gave a tea at Wo
man's hal yesterday from four to trve
Vclcck in honor of Miss Lutia Stearns,
who fjoke at convocation yesterday
morning. About one hundred guests
ratted.
Professor Thompson of the college
of pharmacy, who has been iTl with
the influenza, is expecting to return to
work today.
Miss Marian Sweezy, who recently
completed the course- in reconstruction
work at Reed college. Portland, Ore.,
has received overseas orders and left
fcr New York City this morning.
Picture a dog who Is crouched at the
feet
Of a tbooze-laden bum on an under
world street;
Tho he's beaten and kicked, tho he
plays a small part
A poor lowly mongrel has love in his
heart.
What a privilege life Is, to live and
in lrv
I Where the fallen are lifted and given
j a shove.
Where you're booked for a man's part
and put to the test
To make you, as worthy, as good as
the best.
So, love has been pictured, the. facts
here are true,
But, counsel? Not I ma'am I leave
that to you.
Morale makes heroes.
ALUMNI
For everv mother's son.
For all creeds and one cause.
Word has been received that Miss
Ethel Johnson, who has been studying
reconstruction aid work at the Reed
college, Portland, Oregon, has bn
called for service and is ordered to re
port at Boston, December 10. Miss
Johnson was formerly instructor in
physical education at Whitewater,
Wis., normal school.
DAILY DIARY RHYMES
By
Gayle Vincent Grubb
C. H. FREY
Florist
1121 O St. Phones 8 74l-72
LUNCHEONETTS
SERVED
ILLER'S
RESCRIPTION
H A R M A C Y
E"T PLACE TO EAT
ORPHEUM CAFE
1418 o
Speci,! Attention t Unrversity
Students
M PACE
"LOVE"
By request of a certain lady.)
Love. " One little word, but oh what
it means,
A word that portrays a thousand sad
scenes.
Picture tie lad who's in love with the
the girl.
And the heart that he's given Is in
such a whirl
That he walks with hr. talks ith her.
sighs with ber, too.
Just the same as has happened to me
r to you.
Picture the girl mho's in love with
the lad.
Badly In love with the first chap she s
had;
She moons at his picture as spoon as
he leaves, ,
While the Lord only knows all U j
words she breathes. ,
i
i
Picture a mother its j
heme.
And thinks of the son who, where er
h ibt roam. j
Fills her heart half tn haX with the ,
Maker above, I
And yru krow and I know that that
Is real love.
I0
vi -
It may be sometime before you get your regu
lation "Issue" Clothes.
Equipment is absolutely essential to army dis
cipline. You can neither look nor act the part
in civilian clothes.
Look like a Soldier and there is some hope
for you.
"Your Uncle Sam Is the Only Headquarters"
for Army Requisites
He graciously allows us to sell for your con
venience, the following Regulation Army
Supplies:
O. D. Wool Uniforms
- Army Overcoats and Mackinaws
Army Shoes, Puttees and Leggings
Army Hats Cords and Stripes
Sweaters, Flannel Shirts and Hose
Collar Devices and Cheverons
Comfort Kits, Razors, Etc
You'll Find Soldier Supplies Cost Less Here
Daylight eioihin Store
123S.tt7Ej nth"