WHITE
Transportation
Company
Operating
Two Bus Lines
Lincoln to Omaha
Mornings, 8 and 11 A. M.
Afternoons, 2 and 5 P. M.
Pare 1.75
Buses Leaving Omaha to Lincoln
At Same Time
Lincoln to York
Fare 1.50
7 A. M. and 2 P. M.
York to Lincoln
9:S0 A. M. and 5 P.M.
Passengers protected by
Insurance.
For Further Information Call
White Transportation
Depot.
117 No. 9th B2595
Excellent Food
Snappy Service
Fair Prices
The
DAIRY LUNCH
1238 "0"
R, W.WALSH
Presents
Peter B. Kyne's great story
of Northwestern love,
Starring
MIRIAM COOPER
in
"KINDRED
OF THE DUST"
Rialto Syhpmony Player.
SHOWS START AT 1, S, 5, 7, 9
COLONIAL H
MON TUESL, WED.
MISS BETTY BLYTHE
in
"THE QUEEN
OF SHEBA"
The Royal romance of the most
beautiful woman of history and
the wisest King of the Hebrews,
told in a gorgeous spectacle.
COLONIAL WEEKLY
SHOWS STATS AT 1, S, 5, 7, 9.
imf rUN'S IITTLE TntA'ES t
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ALL THIS WEEK
Lewis Stone
in
"THE
DANGEROUS
AGE"
In the life of everyone
conies the Dangerous Age.
What wifl be the danger
ous age in your life?
SHOWS START AT 1, S, 5, 7, 9.
MONT TI ES. . WED.
Liberty News Weekly
PEARL" WHITE
The. Peerless, Fearless Serial
Queen in "Plunder"
"WHEN KNIGHTS WERE
COLD"
A Xew Comedy with Stan
Laurel
IRENE TREVETTE
In a Cycle of Songs, Foreign
and Popular
EARL AND EDWARDS
In Xntty Nonsense"
"A PAIR OF DUECES"
with Newton & Wolfe in
A CASE OF MISTAKEN .
Identity"
HARRY REWLEY & CO.
In a Laughter Skit
-HIS NIGHT OUT"
AMBIER BROTHERS
The Act Sensational
Babkfc and His Prize Orchestra
Shows atart at 2:50. 7J0 A -00
Mats 25c Nit ic Gal 15c
PELTS HOLD
EAD AS-MEET NEAR
DELTS LEAD AS
TRACK TOURNEY
NEARS FINALS
Mid-winter Meet Ends Today
with But a Few More
Events to Be Reeled
Off.
MANY ATHLETES SCORE
Sig Eps Hold Second Place with
Acacias lushing Forward
Fast Time Made
in 660.
With but two events of the inter-
fraternity board track meet yet to be
held, the Delta are over a thousand
points in the lead, with the Sig Eps
hanging on to second place with a
bare 200 point lead over the Acacia3
In third place. The two remaining
f vests, the Iwelve-pound shot and the
SSO-yard run, will be held this after
noon, and the most successful intra
mural track meet ever staged at the
O R P HEURi
March 5 and 6.
Matinee Tuesday
Seats Now Selling. Prices
Evenings 75c to $2.50. Tuesday
Matinee, 50c to $2.00. Pins Tax.
WALKER.
ITHITOIDC
GUTTER.ING-
sumpriOi3
$UCCSS
HlfcDU
1
I'r.'versity, a tourney In which 1751
Pihletes havrt sccred points, and many
nore competed, will have come to
an tad.
Bv v.earing the bar at eleven feet
In the pole vault, Duke Gleason of
the Delts copped first honors in this
event, and scoring 1000 tallies. Wier,
Wlraig, and Rhodes, all freshmen,
t'd for second place In the pole
vault
The fastest time in the 660-yard
run, the track event held on Monday,
was made by Hartman ot the Farm
House, who completed the four and
one half laps of the board track In
1:314. Haskell of the Alpha Sigs
was second with a mark of 1:33.1.
Tryouts for the track team which
will make the trip to the Illinois re
lays Saturday will be held this after
noon at 3 o'clock. The University
band has promised to be on hand tor
the closing of the Greek meet today.
Fischer, Lear, Slemmons, and Ken-
ner of the Omaha Medics were down
yesterday and worked out on the
board track. Of this quartet Leat
and Kenner run the hurdles, and are
fast rounding into tnidseason form,
Lear especially, seemed to be-in fine
shape. Fischer, letter man, who ran
the distance events last year. Just
cot out of the hospital a week ago.
and is not yet in first-class condition.
Ted Slemmons, another letter man,
ran the half mile yesterday, and ap
peared to be in good shape.
" A Xebiska board track record was
broken last Saturday morning in a
Varsity tjnsrter-ruile tryout, when Ted
Smiih and Trexler ran the 440 In
54 seconds. The former record for
the Nebraska boards was 54 2-5 seconds.
The standings follow:
Delta Tan Delta 1S.4S6
Sigma Fhl Epsilon 15,322
Acacia
Alpha Sigma Phi 13,982
13.574
a Quantity of office and mechanical
equipment.
IX THE COLLEGE WORLD.
"Don't send me posies" is the cry of
the University of Oregon Pan-Hel
lenic Council, and the campus is agag
whether or not the Oregonian means
to follow it uu with a plea for
shosies is not laid bare, but the wo
men say that the men are put to an
unnecessary expense, and that the
nrevailine styles do notf avor corsag
es anyhow. The opposition plays up
the thrill which comes only from open
ing a box of flowers, and say that the
nosegays add a touch of color to the
most drab party. No settlement has
been made, but the men are dumbly
hopeful.
ICocklinsi
Alnt It the Truth?
Dertha "Would you love me any
better if I had a million dollars?"
Cooper" Certainly not. I'd be think
ing so much about the million I'd
hardly think of you at all."
Jasper (with nir of puzzlement)
What would you do if you were in my
shoes?
Bubbs (bluntly) Get 'em shined.
Topis of Day.
THE SMART,
SC1NT1L1AT1NQ
NEW YORK
AMD
CHICAGO
TRIUMPH.
Alpha Tau Omega
Delta ITpsilon
Phi Gamma Delta .
Orpheum Theater
2 Days Commencing Friday,
March 2nd. Matinee Saturday
Wf&oiSS (f)
l A JOS. . OAJT4S. Y V '
ft II II due"- HFKVOW. Jy
VV ejcnicowiOPocTiON Vs
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Xijrbt 75c t $2.50. Matinee
50c to 52.0(1. I I us tax.
Seats Now Mail Orders
Why
Watch
Others
Dance?
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Learn to Dance Well
In a Few Lessons.
CARROLL'S
Phone L602S
Drugs
Candies
Sundries
Sodas
Ciffars
Our prices are right
BUTLER DRUG CO.
The Students' Store
13210 B1183
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
BaehaU Guild .
Sigma Nu
Silver Lynx
Pn! Kappa PsI
Phi Delta Theta
Delta Chi .
Pi Kappa Phi
Kappa Sigma
Alpha Theta Chi
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A new fad and by the way, this
one won't touch that worn pocket
book of the Minute Men of the style
world is popular in the western
schools. As was previously mentioned,
the cost will be especially slight for
those who wear the bell buttoned
corduroy trousers. In fact, it will be
a savings to some, for already the
first possessors of these unique ar
ticles f wearing apparel, are laying
them aside.
By merely whitewashing the cord
uroys, each will have a pair of the
new fangled "memo book" pants.
Friends inscribe their names in un
fading ink and soon the popular per
sons will have enough signatures to
cover the entire trouser leg. And to
.rw jip idpa of the "memo
book," they mill probably 6tart past
ing dancing programs and such on
the corduroys. Then when school
days are over and these persons be
gin to settle down, why wouldn't It
be all right to tack the '-ousers over
the fireplace in their dens to bring
back reminiscenses of K. S. A. C.
Norman. Okla, Students in the
school of journalism at the Tnlver-
sitT of Oklahoma are operating a
dailv newspaper that is a success not
onlv editorially but financially, navmg
saved sufficient funds to mae tie
first payment on an fS.000 duplex
nrintine press.
The Oklahoma Daily not only pays
salaries to all staff members, but dur
ing the last few yean has purchased
J 7
George 3L Cohan's Comedy Success
"THE MEANEST M
IN THE WORLD
Presented by
THE UNIVERSITY PLAYERS
TEMPLE THEATER MARCH, 1. 2, 3
Reservations at Ross P. Curtice Co.
Evening 75c Special Students' Sat Mat. 50c
SHOWS START AT 8:20 and 2:30 P. JL
DRUG STORE
12th&MSts.
Have You Met Us Yet?
SAY:-
We have made a purchase of 500 Illinois Watches, 12 size,
17 jewels thin model, Rreen gold, engraved cases. lne
will ran within 20 seconds a week. This watch will last a
life time as it is a full jeweled movement A beautiful time
piece indeed, one that will be admired by your friends and
you will be reminded dairf of its accurate time keeping abil
ity. Its not the large heavy bulky kind, but instead is just
right for the college student who likes a fancy piece of me
chanism combining utility and beauty. We sold two hun
dred last week and we are repeating this week. They may
be had on a verv convenient credit basis, with only a small
payment down. Credit is a courtesy here. Not a necessary
evil.
;:iiiiil.l!li!llliaillfflB!;EliM
H
ere They Are
t
Designed, Manufactured and Named Expressly for the
Men of the University of Nebraska
This Die Imprinted
on Satin in Every
'-Stadium" Cap
iliiiSS
Z.ACOZ.V. NEB.
SOLE DISTRIBUTORS
You Will Know a
"Stadium"
by This Die.
The Name Will Appeal to You The Caps Will Please You
tadium Gaps
Every Model Cap that is
right will be shown in
"Stadium Caps"
at $2
Sell for
$9
"Stadium Caps" are exclu
sive finest Wool fabrics
full leather sweats foil
lined every one worth $3
"Stadium Caps" are all made with unbreakable visors. The styles include
the one-piece top in full and medium shapes and 4 and S quarter caps in
the new small shapes. The materials are Scot Tweeds, Rough 3Iixtures,
new light weight Suiting Fabrics, checked and plain patterns in all colors
and hues, both light and dark.
WEAR A STADIUM CAP
"They Cost Less and Are Better"
Apparel for Men, Women and Children
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