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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1919)
T1IK DAILY NKHUASKAN WED., AND ALL WEEK TOM MIX IN A FAST ONE. "The I Speed Maniac" LARRY SEMON in- BETWEEN THE ACTS" PERSONALS TODAY and TOMORROW CATHERINE MACDONALD ik. Ritminct fif the Stranpest Marriage on Record I "The Thunderbolt" Also Comedy News Features SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 1 jean L. Schaefer, Conductor 3 Shows start at 1, 3. 6, 7, 9 p.m. g Mat815c Night 30c. it Lc" 'A vai imi'vi i r- 'wHCRt EVERYROOY goes Tilt RS. VRI. "AT. A Vaudeville fifm "Honor Thy Children" A Satirical Com-dy wlh KKKOKK1C ORMOMIK CO. Three Beauties In a Vocal Travrty Lee & Bennett rrmentlnir, 1 1OVR THAT Olll" Paul Conchas Jr., & Co. Knropon Novelty Arit Bessie Barriscale In the Comedy Drama "The Woman Michael Married" I.IBKRTY NKW8 WRKK1T BRADKR AND THK ORCHESTRA Mat IV j MlCht Sfie; Oal. IV .UNCOLNS LITTLE THEATER rmi.iT.::irzE5i THURS. FRI. SAT. j I CHARLES RAY in I ''BILL I I HENRY J S 3 And Other Entertaiaing 1 I Features 1 I Miriam Frosh's Lyri I Orchestra 8hows Start ut 1. 3, 5, 7, 9 P. M. g j Mats. 15c; Night 20c; Call. 10c g MiiinmnnM WED.-THUR.-FR1.-8AT. JULIUS TANNEN CARL JORN JA-DA TRIO FRANK BURT and MYRTLE ROSED ALE JOHN REGAY and the LORRAINE SISTERS BEGIUM TRIO THR KINOGRAMS TOPICS OK THE DAY GEORGE KELLY MATS 700 SEATS, ISO So. 11th 2Rc MONDAY, NOV. 17 Bveat of Rarest Del lt tat Cohan and Harris Prexent SENSATION THE MUSICAL. COMEDV lid mi MO Night in New York 8nperiatlve Cat Adorable Chora Aaxaniented Orchentra rrkeea, 30c. $1.00. H..T0 ana $2.00 Mary Hardy, '22. has returned Ironi tier home In Omaha. lnm him 'ii.h livn vUttlnR. ltrnjimiln pennls. was culled yesterday lo I'nUemiiy Fluff, mi m umni of the Illness of IiIh bioihi-i. lie raldine Itrown, was u I..um In Crmbrldge for the laat few dis. llyle liwln. '19, of Hurttiu-ion, t nl Ol'l'do, H H K'leHt UllM Week Hi lll Delta Chi house. Klolse Uerlct. '22. entertained tin nrtle chapter f Alpha Delta Fi. Wednesday evening al her In ut 192S A HI iff I. Margaret Tourtclot. '20. la l! t (ho Afholh house. Stewart U-mld. cx-'16, of Umaliu. m h visitor at (ho Dflta Chi Iioukc ihm week. Gamma l'hl Hi la cclihraled Founder'" Day ut the chapter limine Tuesday evening. Alpha (lamina liho announces the fledging of Carl RydbeiK, "22. and Loyd Lucas. '22. Alice Huntington. '2.1, la recovuln;; from an attack of appendlc Itln. William Iron, of Lincoln, was a pueBt at the Phi Kappa Fsi house Wednesday evening Muriel Allen, '2.1. and Ruth i.nd fay. '21, will leave today for a l'v days' visit in Omaha. Ora Webb, '23 has returned io school alter an illness of some weeks. OlRi Met, of Om:h:i will bi. a piifst of Marjoiif Temple tor this weekend. Herbert Fierce. '18. of Washinh mi, Kansas, is a visitor at the Silver Lynx house this week. Ella, Williams Scott. '16. of Sheri dan, Wyoming, was a guest at ih- Kappa Alpha Theta house Wednes day, on her way to Portland, Oregon. L. C. Oberlies, '95, of Ltncoln was v. guest at the Phi Kappa Psi hmn Wednesday evening. Helen Overslreet, '22, will leave Monday for California, where she will spend the rest of the winuv ' - 1 Srf a; (Continue nom Page One) M STREET PARK OLYMPIC SCENE the earmarks of the old time class rushes which were the joy and diver sion of the freshies and sophs of lor mer years. The plan of the fight is simply to turn the fighters loo:e in the arena. The old Idea of the impromptu "knock them down, drag them olt and throw them in the creek" manner of treatment for the unlucky class, which gives the freshman the advantage be cause of numbers, has been replaced by the free-for-all pole fight. No pie- Olympic outbursts have been in evi dence, either on the campus or else where. Here is the history of the Olympic hero as written by a campus George Ade of 1911: "There was once n proud stude who spent his "iron boys" and "cart wheels" for Gorgeous Rags and was a Fus-sie to beat the Band. He would not go in the Olympics because He was a Sophomore. Likewise He fussed a Regular Dame. "On ihis same Campus was a Guy who wore a Cap and Corduroy Pants. I A' I r -vk ! - &M I. Armalrolll! Cliltlllni; Co. VUII1 H hcinnmv We Must Beat Kansas For the Big Home-coming Game Tomorrow Look Snappy Get a good Coat and save a $5 or $10 bill The best dressed men at the game or for that matter the best dressed men anywhere are those who wear Hart Schaffner & Marx Overcoats and Suits $45 A RM STRONG CLOTHING CO. Nebraska's Largest Exclusive Men's and Boys' Store Also he smoked a Vile Pipe and was not a Lady Killer. He went in tne Fracas because He was a Sophomore. He knew his Beauty could not be dam aged. "The Kandy Kid took the Swell Skirt and stood on the sidelines at the Riot. The Ruff Guy went in and the Beauty cast her Eyes on Him. 'In troduce Me lo that Dandy Fellow,' she said, as she slapped him on his wnst watch. "With Sore Feelings the Swell Dresser led the Guy to Her. The Guy at once became Chesty and made a Hit with the Co-ed and beat the Ilfgh fliers time with the Girl. Moral Go into, not to, the Olympics!" The Lantern Room Tea Dansante from 3 :30 to 5 :00 P. M. Table de Hote Dinner from 5 :00 to 8 :00 P. M. Open until 11:30 P. M. Music. Dancing Permitted DELA VAN CAFE WANT ADS LOST Barrel of "Parker Pen, Lucky Curve." Please return to Stu dents' Activities office. It LOST Between M. A. building and Social Science hall, on Monday, Nov. 10, a John Holland fountain pen. Please return to Student Activities of fice. It LOST A brown purse containing fountain pen. watch, ring and email change. Return to Student Activ ities Office, or call B3437. 4St3 The Lincoln Hotel Special Table D' Hote Sunday Dinner Served from 12 to 2-6 to 8 P. M. $1.25 PER COVER Music During Evening Meal Hours Ml, The pleasures of the game, of the Homecoming, and all the functions which mark the oc casion will seem doubly good if you are finely dressed in good clothes. Ready to serve you at the last minute with everything young men wear. Hurry In! SIDNftlTM JIB'S THE HOM OF GOOD CLOThEX DANCING EVERY NIGHT At Antelope Park Loeb & Hampton's Orchestra JOHNSTON'S CANDY in One and Two Pounds P ILLERS' RESCRIPTI0N HARMACY N. S. CAFE A Good Place to Eat 139 South 11th sveet BECK'S SYNCOPATED SYMPHONY Playing- the Ro-ewild VVrdni-fday), and Stnrda Opfn for Vv.i Mnfetnp VriAHX nifrbts Can also supply combinations fur wivk-i-nd nienf. Book Your Partis Earh 1st Nafl Bk. I " -'-'! s' B3343 K.'-'O H E FFLEY'S TAILORS F QUALITY 138 No. 11th SL Phone B-14H P5 I JT NX.' a" W-VyV a II DAWSON'S OKCKOTXA Anything in Music Open for Rooking John B. Dawson 1874l DANCE MUSIC fmm -r Hmw lmw. fiiiiM ar larir '' CALL CHARLES FLINS im R (S. LSSTI J Mszrzzz...... ., .