Friday, November 21, 1922.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
you en n't export very much of tho
bunion rare. It begun In tho Near
'ETniHt Naturo to oven thlnpts. Tho
KusHlan laborer niny lout on tho pal),
but think of tho loa.l he lias to
lurry homo on pay (lay.
DREAMLAND
1016 N ST.
The Inline of clean diinolixr.
,. every nlltht ecent SuihIh y
bWe two ..- for prl
..,. .Ii.n.lnir purtlm, will c
l"'mnlte 10 noil 15 e.....le..
W "' rrMTVlim fr
rniinlm or more. Phone -'-'
Mr renrrvnllonn. Will re.erve
it bull room for private
nnrlleK Mon.liiy, Tiie-dny ""l
Thursday BlKt".
SNAPPY SUITS TO ORDER
$35 to $50
Young men's goods; and young
men's styles. All that Is new
In woolonii are here. A big store
nnil a l.'irun stock to select from.
Wo ii ho icnioilc!, repair, cloan
nnil yii'Sh sarim-nis for men and
women-
MacCarthy-Wilson& Ryan, Inc.
132 NORTH 11st St.
crams iMrtt
WLi - a hi
lessons.
Dhnno L6o?A 4
LNC60ASKA STATT BANK BLCO, lb & 0
TAF " ..-IT i.lTIUCKM
Heffley's Tailors
WHIPCORD SPECIALS
Remodeling for Men and Women
138 North 11th St.
ALL THIS WEEK
"On the High Seas"
With
DOROTHY DALTON
and
JACK HOLT
- Supported by
MITCHELL LEWIS
ALL THIS WEEK
Richard
Barthelmess
In
"The Bond Boy"
As Big as "Tol'able David"
Directed by Henry King
Other Entertaining Features.
SHOWS START AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9.a
ALL THIS WEEK
PHENOMENAL HIT
Norma Talmadge
In
I
"The Eternal
Flame"
Other Entertaining Features.
SHOWS START AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9.a
LYRIC ALL WEEK
PROGRAM NOV. 23-24-25
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
'In the Days of Buffalo Bill
Romance and Thrills
"SMALL TOWN DERBY"
A New Comedy
DRESSLER & WILSON
Present Novelty Dancing (
HARRY GARLAND
"The Story Without a Tail"
Mme. Doree's Celebrities
Impression of Famous Operatic
Start
Introduction Miss Emily Miller
HUGHIE CLARK
"Commander In Chief of the
Army of Fun
TO BE ANNOUNCED
Babch and Orchestra
Shows Start at 2:30, 7 and .
Mat, 20c: Nite, 40c; Gal, 15c
0rb
Ames Cyclones Invade the Scarlet
MERER ELEVEN WILL BUTTLE FOR
VALLEY CHAMPIONSHIP
Coach Dawson Expects to Uso L.ng- String of Substitutes in Con
test With Iowa Farmers ; May Use Russell, Herb Dewitz,
and Lcwellen at Pilot Position Against Ags
NEBRASKA TOP-HEAVY FAVORITE FOR COMING CONTEST
Iowans Are Counted on to Fut Up a Hard Fight Captain Wolt
ers Will Only be Able to Phy Part of the Game Coach
Willamen Hopes to Hold Huskers to Low Score
PROBABLE LINEUP.
Nebraska. Iowa Stale.
Sherer n.IO UIrbs
AVoller R.T Eklns
nerqulst n.C Smith
Teterson C LonRHtroet
BasHctt Ii.C. Anderson
Wenke KT Schmidt
Schooppol L-.E Lauglilln
ItUHsi'll Q.H (C) Woltors
II. Dewitz It.H.B Sanders
Noble L.H.TC Itobertsf
Hartley (C) F.D Palm
Nebraska must defeat Ames tomor
row afternoon in order to cinch the
championship of tho Missouri Valley.
Coach Dawson of the Iluskers has
been fending his men through a series
of bird scrimmages this week, pre
paratory to the Cyclone fray. Tho
Ames Farmers, who have not been
going well this season, are not taken
very seriously by the Scarlet and
Cream gridsters, and so It Is expected
that Dawson will insert a number i'
second-stringers in the contest.
The game will start at 2:30 on Ne
braska Field. The University hand
end the Corncobs will bo out for the
game. A largo delegation of Ames
roolers is coming to Lincoln for the
game.
Tho Iluskers went through a stiff
scrimmage with the Yearlings last
night. The freshmen used Cyclone
and Hoosler formations o gainst the
'Varsity. The 'Varsity practiced a
number of forward pass play8 against
the first-year gridsters with varying
success. A complotc second team ran
through signals, and it is possible
that Dawson will use this second
team against the Cyclones. Coach
Dawson ha3 been using Herb Dewitz,
Lowpren and Russcl at quarter this
week, and it is possible that he will
use oil three of these backs at the
pilot position against the Iowans.
Coach Willamen of Ames has been
working his men hard this week in
preparation for the Invasion of tho
Nebraska camp. Captain Wolters of
the Aggies has been on the injured
list for the last two games, and he
will not be able to play more than a
small part of the contest with the
I Tuskers.
The Cyclones have a reputation for
putting up their hardest fight against
Nebraska, and it is expected that Sat
urday's contest will furnish no ex
ception. Last year Ames fooled the
Nebraska team, fresh from the Pitt
victory, when they scored a field goal
in the first five minutes of play.
Three years ago, in 1919, the Iowans
upset all dope when they came to
Lincoln and deefatod tho Iluskers,
3 to 0.
Everybody
Welcome
Saturday
Nite
Mystic Fish
Annual Splash
$1.10 No Tax Rosewilde
ORPHEUM
Matine Daily 25c, 50c B3126
Nights 25c, SOc, 75c B3126
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY
MATINEE, NOV. 22.
ORPHEUM ORCHESTRA
Topics cf the Day.Aesop's Fables
CORRINE & DICK HIMBER
A Petite Song and Dance Revue
SMITH & STRONG
"Golden Voices From the Golden
West."
Franklyn & Charles
Assisted by Ethel Tuesdale in
"A VAUDEVILLE SURPRISE."
FISHER & GILMORE
"Her Bashful Romeo."
DOC BAKER
In "FLASHES."
With Polly Walker and Bud and
Jack Pearson.
Chick Rose
YORK & KING
'"The Old Family Tintype."
HERBERT & DARE
Athletic Simplicity.
Wait for the
GREAT AFTER-PIECE
Special Attraction.
Tl
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nci SPONSORS
CROSSCOUNTRY MEET
University and High School Har
riers Urged to Enter Fratern
ity Men May Practice Here
Twenty men of tho University
entered in tho short cross-country
run to bo held Saturday nt 1:30 under
the auspices of tho local Y. M. C. A.
Coach McMnster again advises a'l
men who expect to run in the com
ing meet between tho fraternities to
run in this Y. M. C. A. meet. It will
enable them to get some competition
which they would otherwise be un
able to get in their nightly practice
The Lincoln Sporting Goods company
is offering a trophy which is to be
given to the winning tenm in this
race.
Tho short Varsity course is to be
run and the distance is three miles,
tho same as that of the coming frat
ernity meet which will be held the
second Saturday after Thanksgiving.
The men running in this are both
high school and University runners,
and it is believed that they will run
separately the high school men not
having to compete with the Univer
sity men and vice versa.
Any man running in tho high
school will have to be entered by his
school authorities who will vouch for
h:s training and condition, and will
srnd in a doctor's certificate as to
his fitness. This is tho same require
ment as is made in all high school
competition.
Schulte said before he left for his
journey in the state that he want
all University men out so they could
see how good they are. It might be
that they would discover hidden
talont.
The Corncobs wi'l meet the
Ames team at the Rock Island
depot today 'at 3:50. Every Cob
must be there in uniform ready to
give the Iowans a real Nebraska
welcome.
' The Cobs will not put on a
stunt at the- game Saturday, but
wil1 assist in the distribution of
programs.
The Athletic department has re
quested all the Cobs to appear in
fu'l uniform and to sit together in
a reserved section.
Vets to Sponsor
Boxing Program
Lincoln post. No. 1, Disabled Vet
erans of the world war, a lociu or
ganization comprising nearly 300
members, will sponsor Lincoln's next
whirl at the mitten sport. Officials
of the post announced today that a
program of four glove bouts is to
bo staged Thursday night. The war
veterans have procured a boxing li
cense from the state commission and
appointed special committees to take
charge of the show.
Jimmy Gill, welterweight of Rock
Island, 111., and Kid Wheelock of
Lincoln have been matched to ex
change punches in the main event
Other bouts on the card will match
Frankio Fireman, 122 pounds of Lin
coln, against Rusty Evans, 122
pounder from York, in a clash of
six rounds, while Eddie PeBeau of
St. Paul and Arlos Fanning of Kan
sas City, lightweights, will mix In an
eight-round semi-windup. A four-
round, preliminary, yet to be ar
ranged, will complete the program.
The Lincoln Star.
Too darned many of America's ac
tivities are post mortem.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
OPEN NITES FOR PARTIES
Refreshment Committees Place Your Order Now
Punch, per gallon $1.00
Over five gallons .85
Capp's 2 Fountains
10c-Plain Malted Milk, with 2 Wafers-lOc
Butler Drug Co. Fritzlen Drug
1321 O St. 1434 O St.
..I.I..M.H.I WHJ j ,i , t.. ''in
LAWS WIN BOWLING
MATCH FROM DENTS
(Continued from Pago 1)
Conization of their team at tho last
meeting of their Commercial club,
l in y Win be ready for a match with
either the Laws or Dents soon.
Other colleges have not yet ornan
izeil, but with tho material they have
for making up teams will probably
do so as soon as they get tho fevor
r.t the game.
Tho scores were:
Laws
McKlnloy 156 203 20.r. Hdl
niackliMlgo 17(i 139 173 4SS
Frost 157 112 13i 433
Russoll 150 170 193 513
Cain 184 1S3 1G2 529
Total S23 837 8C7 2527
Dents
Slaina 1(15 158 149 472
Wmlcll 197 152 142 491
Kennedy 142 153 209 504
Johnson 116 152 151 499
Cr.rr 184 209 200 593
Total S34 824 851 2509
Huskers Pulled
Down Victory In
Combat of 1917
Nebraska decisively outplayed
Notre Dame in 1917 in tho third
game of tho Cornhusker-Catholic
series. Tho Cornhuskors won from
the Hoosiers, 7 to 0, and grabbed
the lead in the grid contests be
tween the two institutions. Since
1917, however, Nebraska has tied
one game and lost three to the
"Fighting Irish."
The Cornhuskers outplayed Notre
Dame more decisively than the score
would seem to indicate. The Ne
braskans completed eleven first
downs for a total of 205 yards, while
Notre Dame made yardage but once
and gained a meagre sixty-three
yards from snapback. Penalties at
inopportune moments went heavily
against the Huskers. Nebraska was
penalized 105 yards, whi'e the Catho
lics were sent back Bixty yards.
An electrifying return of Phalen's
punt by John Cook, Nebraska half
back, was a potent factor in scoring
the touchdown. Cook nabbed Phalen's
punt in tho second quarter and re
turned tho ball to the Notre Dame
25-yard line, racing 33 yards down
tho sidelines. A triple pass behind
the line of scrimmage, Schellenberg
to Cook to Rhodes, gained 20 yards,
around Notre Dame's left end and
two plunges sent Otoupalik across
the Hoosier goal. Summary and
lineup:
Nebraska, 7 Pos. Notre Dame, 0
Rhodes le Hayes
DuTeau It Andrews
Kositzky lg ' Zola
Day c , Rydzewski
Wilder rg Madigan
Shaw (C) rt Philbin
Riddell re King
Schellenberg qb rhalen (C)
Cook lh Gipp
Dobson rh Dalian
Otoupalik fb Milcr
Touchdown : Nebraska Otoupalik.
Goal from touchdown: Nebraska
Shaw.
Scoro by periods:
Nebraska 0 7 0 07
Notre Dame 0 0 0 0-0
"Cy" Sherman, The Lincoln Star.
Michigan Student Is
Caught for Scalping
Harold Briskman of Detroit, plead
ed guilty to a charge of ticket-scalp
w nt -rn o'clock last night before
Justice J. D. Thomas, and was fined
$100 aud $5.03 costs, with the alter
native of spending sixty days in the
Washtenaw county jail.
Brishman was apprehended by of
ficers, it was charged, while disposing
of two tickets for yesterday's Michigan-Wisconsin
football game for $5
each. Briskman claimed that he was
not selling the tickets at a profit, but
that he had paid the same price at
which he was later said to have been
selling them, and that he had sold
them only because he met a friend
who gave him two other tickets.
JJustice Thomas, however, question
ed Briskmans story, ana declared
that he had been determined to deal
severely with the first case of the
'in r.'-i,1,. .vTiTif
kind that came to his attention.
BBrlskman was taken to tho county
Jail and expected to wire to Detroit
lutor for money to pay his fine.
Ono of tho tickets sold was a fresh
man student ticket, which was allot
ted to tho yearling on his student
F7D
Watch this column for
Gift Ideas
Clilneso Ilnskcts, 0 In. to 12 In.,
iriced 25o to I.S5.
Jersey Silk Vest Lengths 3-4 yd.
1c.
"Busy Hour' Aprons, priced 59c.
I stitched liem. Lome in American neauiy, iopeniiiien,
Emerald, Black, Navy, Brown, Henna. Regular sizes. i
TheStore that sells the Sesfc
J029-W33 O Street
Friday and Saturday Only A Rousing Two -
Sale of Toilet
A Thanks-nvinn- Sale of Toilet Goods oflVrinjr you probably the last opportunity before Christ
mas to supply your winter needs and to buy holiday gifts at sensational undorpriemirs, iar below
usual. Sale is for two days
(SEE WINDOW)
IORY no.xr ,n,nlIVF sr p I TU !5 r K r s o l E N T
PEHECO TOOTH I.nrco nk.H, tlin-e l'AI.MOM E SOAP OB ,()- ' 11T ,,,STK on
at thi. f,,r ... sae nt this l.lg utile nt IUKVS HOAi-s - TOOTH t. ME on
i ul smi.il nikHH, tlirw tl.roe for 1c r or .hn-.. only ac
MR snlo .8JSe j i r 4JC rnkos for
AKMOI R'S IH TTERMII.K SO.W
IliR hnlf poiiiul ciiki'n, at two cakos
for 1
SOAPS
Ivory Simp Flakes nt 9 for 09c
riiVKtrinn'g nml Surgeon's Simp lit Sc.
S for Sc
Itocnbcllt Cnstile, 3-ll. enko 1.19
WATKIN'8 M1T.SIFIEO COCO A
MT oil. SHAMPOO for only 3.1c
TOILET WATERS
fary finrden Bc
r-nlmor's assorted odors 8c
Pjer Kiss Toilet Water .. l..v
lijer Kiss egetnle 1.13
PINAFIVS I.TI.AS I)E FRANCE
TOII ET WATER nt this sale.dSc
LOTIONS
field's I.emon I.oton tie
G Id's Ber'oin and Almond Lotionf-Jlo
joiitome - l"c, 9c
Orcliar While . S9
Mine Shavine Lotion sc
JIF.XTHOtATrM-at this big sale
at 8c S9c and 19c
Cnmphorice Tubes 11
Vaseline Cauiphorice 15c
Washing Chamois
TOOTH
AZCRKA or LA
TRKFLK PACK
POWDER at 70c
Llsterlne
Forhan'a
Banltol
and Cream Camp
coupon, and as soon as the Athletic
association is able to check up its
lists, tho case win be referred to the
faculty for discipline.
No other cases of scalplrg have
been reported to tho police, although
Briskman stated that there were nu
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Petticoats
Soft, durable underskirts for the
new long dresses
2.50
D EAUTIFUL PETTICOATS with Jersey Silk tops
and flounces of lustrous satinee in pleated style.
onie in American Beauty, Taupe, Brown, Emerald,
Copenhagen, Black and
For
,
only act -t
FOR THE HAIR
Amnml Slininp"o - - I""
(iiililcn Clint shnniioo llic
I.I.iipild Tnf Simp - Sc
nAXDERINE lit greatly reduced
liricoH "He, 4!c nnil So
CREAMS .
Oreine Elcnya - s
Mnrv Harden Oleum Sc
ponil's C"ld or Yanishliiff e, 4c
noncilln Olny - . l-8
IIAOC.ETT KAMSDKLt PER
FECT COEI CREAM 79c, 89c, 29c
SHAVINO PREPARATIONS
Mention's Cream
Shavnirt Crenm Sc
Mellin Crenm 29
Woodbury's Cream SSo
PAEMOFIYE SHAY1XO CREAM
nt this sale tube only Sic
HOLIDAY SETS Big nssortment to
choose from all attractively pricen.
I.ISTERINE at this big sale, nt
8c, Sc and . 1
T HALF" PRICE Froken lines of
Toilet Wnters. Face Powders, etc.
lln-lted qnantities only to go nt half
their regular prices.
Size 16 by 21 Inches te
Dr. Lyon's paste oi
LaTorls
PASTES
L-jrsol
Peroxide
10e Colgate's
3.95
D LAIN TAILORED PETTICOATS of radium silk. 1
Straight line .styles with elastic top and hem- Ej
illr'l J i i in
merous scalpers at tho local hotel
where he was staying.
Any (inn ot Hie allied nations could
handlo Its enemies if it didn't have
to bother with its friends.
Navy. Rcprular sizes.
iust a little less -
1 n
LINCOLN, NEBR.
Day
Goods
HOLD'S First Floor
TOTVS lOBKiAX PFRFI ME
on sale at tin- full onnw. only, tri.1t
FACE POWDERS
Mavis nt - ?
.Mary (ianlen at -
Pnmneinii nt - -...49c
PJer Kiss nt 89o, 7!c
llermn yivi nt - s,
Oriental I'rrine at r -I
I.aBlani'lie nt
43o
OOTV'S FACE rOWIIF-RS at tills
big two day sale, only 9S
Armaiid s Oold Crenm Powder - FOO
am.,.,,,i' nounnef powder BOC
HIM1S HONEY A.M AEMOND
CREAM at this M two-day sale.
TALCUMS
,19c
S2c
Jinvis jnic ..-.... --
.lereen s nssorted, large can
P.1er Kiss Z
Palmer's
.ISO
Mnrv (iardeii
Jdorants- andIiepil'at'ories
..19c
M II III .11
Non Spi
Orono
Splro Powder.
89c
ZZ"-... lo. M,
19c
7 "S
jrnp'v;s"iREN"IOIS AND Al
mo" D inriox t thi. big sn e Me
All Rnlk Perfnmes at a t.pht dis
count of 1 fr rent
1
Size 18 by 25 Inches KM
Powder 10e
. 19c, S, Fe
1n S9C. SSC
p A I. M O LITI
SHAMPOO at this
loo, lfx bl Mie at
tic, 400
S3o
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