FXPEGT STIFF BATTLE
WITH IRISH MACHINE
orJ of Noire D.m. Caut.i
Cornhumer
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E h 'TWW Irish from No
5, Pm on the new stadium field
. Hint Notre Dame has
filod to cause the Scarlet and
SU rorrosontatives much trouble
I that the Rookneites have met and
Seated pome of the best teams of
,1 country already this season has
Mused l'w,on t ""
".v hairs on his head. The coming
5x is carded for Dad's day on the
local battle grounds and is among
the important confabs of the 1923
ton, therefore the worry on the
part of the Husker mentor.
Nebraska has played four games,
lost the first, won the second and
betted the last duct, and still has
more counters registered than its op
ponents. Daon with his able assistants
Jiave been working his proteges over
time during the past , few days and
has stiff workouts on program thru
cut the coming seven days. Last
night besides the regular scrimmage,
blocking, catching and flipping the
leather filled the afternoon's work
outs. The frosh aggregation have
been working Notre Dame pla-s
against the varsity and it is more
than likely that local formations are
known on the Rockne practice field.
Kotre Dame has exhibited a dif
ferent type of football each time
they have played this season. Against
A Prineeton artists the Irish dem
onstrated one of the best brands of
straight football that ,has been seen
in the east in years and surprised the
Tigers when they failed to resort to
the aerial game which was responsi
ble for so much ground for the In
diaima eleven against the Army.
Eastern critics say that the light line
f the winning aggregation hfcs
showed a new method of offensive
play that is sure to be copied in the
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
east. Veterans were scratching their
heads and trying to recall If they
ever saw a guard get out and assist
the Interference for a back or sweep
ing end runs. Last week against
Georgia Tech the Dmne guards did
that very thing time after time.
Since that day when Rockne and
his cloven enmo onto the field oppos
ing Wf st Point, only to foi ward puss
the cadets delirious, Cumliuskers
have uniformly had some worry con
cerning the coming mix. Captain
Lewellen is piloting n new team since
the past two knotted twists and Husk
ers have started to chase the dark
cloud from over their heads.
The gridstors have a closed door
program until the Armistice day
meeting and Nebraska followers are
assured of a different combination.
Registrar's Office
Closed for Funeral
The registrar's office will be closed
at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon be
cause of the funeral services for
Mrs. Eunice Field, which will be held
at 3:30 at the Field residence, 2536
P street. Rurial will be at Wyuka
cemetery.
Influenza, complicated by pneu
monia, was the cause of the death of
Mrs. Field, who had been in the reg
istrar's office since 1917. She was
sixty-three years old, and is sur
vived by two daughters.
The convention of the National As
sociation of College and University
Unions will be held at the Minnesota
Union November 30th and December
1st
Nevada's registration figures for
this semester show the biggest en
rollment in the history of the Uni
versity with seven hundred and forty
students enrolled.
Rurks Harley, '21, who has been
attending the Roston School of
Pharmacy for the past two years, has
returned to his home in Lincoln, and
is now connected with the Harley
Drug Store.
Sam Rrownell, '21, after teaching
two years in Hie Peru Normal School,
is now attending Yale University.
J. C. Wright, '19, recently moved
from Omaha to Detroit, where he is
engaged in the bond business.
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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
Bert Kay & Co.
In a new comedy of laughs.
"DOUBT"
LALLA SELBINI & ALBERT
Versatile EnEtertainers
The Peer of Eccentric Comedians
ZUHN & DREIS .
ALLEGRO
The Different Violinist
CHARLES DOLLIE
HICKEY & HART.REVUE
Orpheum Circuit favorite in .
"'DANCE FOOLERIES
MINUTE NEWS and CURRENT VIEWS
HER DANGEROUS PATH
BABICH and Hit PRIZE ORCHESTRA
ENTIRE CHANCE OF PROGRAM THURSDAY
SHOWS AT 2:40, frOO, 9 -OO MAT. 25c; NITE 50c; GAL. 2c
A Peaches and Cream Complexion.
It was a wonderful summer but
the price one has to pay. If we
will Bwim, play golf, or do such
things the inevitable tan appears.
Now we want pink and white com
plexions and what can we do? I
have found that the MARINELLO
BLEACH PASTE from Giffens
Reaute Shoppe will do wonders and
you can use it at home. You leave
it on for fifteen or twenty, minutes
and ff will make your skin from two
to five shades lighter without irritation.
Shopping
With
Charlotte
It it's something new to wear
Or a plnce to go, or thing to eat
We bring these items to your homo
And lay our service at your feet.
ty specialists of New York, Paris and
London who caters to the aristocrats
and nobility, has sent her represen
tative Mile. Cnmille here. Treat
ments which you can get only from
these exclusive shops can be had
from one of their experts for $3.50,
$5.00 or $7.50,
A New Dret for You.
Did you know that there was a
sale of dresses at Ren Simon and
Son's? They have all sorts for every
occasion. There are wool dresses of
poiret twill and flannel which are
so practical for school. For after
noon wear there are a number of
silk and satin dresses. They are
trimmed with beads, embroidery or
bits of fur. You can each have at
least one of these frocks for they
are only $18.50.
Everything for the Party.
Everyone has started discussing
plans for the big parties. People
have already begun to decide the
color of the programs and what shall
be on the menu. You know you can't
take too much time to consider such
things. Really wise people are leav
ing their orders at George Bros, for
they know the work is always satis
factory. After the invitations, en
graved by Georges are sent we have
to get favors. Here you can get in
dividual and distinctive favors for
any party. They can furnish decor
ations not only for the party but for
you also. Some of their costume
jewelry is juVt the thing to get for
the new frock or brighten up an old
one. Whenever you have time why
don't you go down in and poke
around the store? George's are al
ways glad to have you and you will
realize why George's is to Lincoln
what Tiffany's is to New York.
Pari in Lincoln.
We are having an unusual oppor
tunity at Miller & Paine's this week.
Helena Rubenstein, the famous beau-
Bargains for Buyers.
November 5 to 10 in going to be
a very eventful time for it is Gold
Week. Special purchases made pos
sible by the big manufacturing con
cerns of the country have enabled
Gold & Co. to stage this big sale.
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Drive it Yourself
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Free Road Service
Special Insurance
Use the Original Mubl,
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Every Day And Every Night
Thousands Drive Our Cars And
Save Money WHY NOT YOU?
Your Car Is Ready!
SAUNDERS SYSTEM
R. G. RYAN, Manager
109-15 No. 9th St. L5050
Lincoln, Nebr.
Orpheum coimSng
Friday, Nov. 16. Mat. Saturday.
ORPHEUM
JOHN GOLDEN
Producer of "Lir"ii " "TYnW-VI," Wie Fool," '"Spite Owner" etc,
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STRAIGHT TO THE HEART AND HOME
ITlAL TOUR AFTER TWO YEARS TRIUMPH IN NEW VORK
ptRrtCi CAST ORIGINAL PRODUCTION
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I Music - Comedy - Singing J
I 1 PRICES: Matinee 50c, $1, $1.50
i MAIL ORDERS NOW Night, 50c, $1, $1.50, $2
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SHOWS AT 1. X . . MAT. Mc; VTTE XSc CHTI 10c
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with Alice Terry and ji ff
SYMPHONY PLAYERS J. l SchM-ftr. Conductor.
SHOWS AT 1, 3, S, 7, 9 MATS 25c; NITE 35c; CHIL. 10c
Week LYRIC
All
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GLORIA
Friday and Saturday
Saturday Matinee
Nov. 9 and 10
Bct AmHM eomdy vr
Great artists of stae and opera have played "Zaza."
But never with the fire and emotional intensity that
Gloria Swan?on gives the role.
You'll marvel af her superb performance. And
you'll rank "Zaza" with the best pictures of the year.
CTVT5 AVft TOPICS OF INTEREST
LYRfC CONCERT ORCHESTRA Lmrm, .t Hit.., IWtar.
SHOWS AH H V, . MAT. Oc; MTE Sc CHIU 1.