THE DAILY NERHfinH
SOCIAL EVENTS and
PERSONAL MENTION
By ADELAIDE ELAM
rhl Delta Theta announces the pledg-1
jn(5 0f Herbert ai. .unmii -t-on,
Iowa.
Lieutenant David H. Banks. who has
appointed bT the fh,of of the
signal corps as military mscrietor in
the radio division and who has. been
Mnflned to the hospital for the-past
wN.k took up his duties Wednesday.
Alpha Tau Omega entertained
twenty co-plcs at a house dance Sat
Brday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Reed chaperoned.
Saturday, September 28
A feature of the house dance given
by Delta Tau Delta Saturday evening
was the favor in the form of a mem
orandum given to each guest. About
twenty couples attended. Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Boyles of Alvo chaperoned.
Thl Delta Theta entertained about
thirty couples at a house dance Sat-
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
October 3, 4, 5
2:15 Twice Daily 8:15
Orphetun Circuit Vaudeville
In a Repertoire of Exclusive
Songs
FERN DAVIS
In MA Nightmare Revue"
"LEVITATION"
With Prof. J. Edmund Magee
RALPH DUNBAR'S
WHITE HUSSARS
The Singing Band
HARRIS MANION
"Uncle Jerry at the Opery"
GORDON A KERN
The California Duo
MARIE NORDSTROM
In "Let's Pretend"
Travel Weekly Orpheum Con
cert Orchestra
Matinees 25c, 50c
Nights 25c, 60c, 75c, $1X0
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Mon- Tues. Wed.
WILLIAM FARNUM
In a Picturization of ZANE
GREY'S Famous Novel
RIDERS OF THE
PURPLE SAGE
The Story of Lass iter" The
Man Who Was Not Afraid
-UP A TREE"
Thursday Onty
PEGGY HYLAND
In a Tale of Patriotism
"BONNIE ANNIE LAURIE"
F R I DAY SATU R DA Y
MABLE NORMAND
In a Comedy Riot
"PECK'S BAD GIRL"
M0N-TUE8-WED.
. NORA KELLY
The Dublin Girl," assisted by
by NAT GWIN
Le Hoen & Dupreece
n "A Prodigal from the West"
George & Tony
Comedy Entertainers
t Shirley Mason
, "CSmeOn InM
Shows Dally 2:30, 7:00. 9:00
15c: Ninh 25c; Gal. 15c
Lincoln's Leading Popular
Priced Theaters
Direction L. M. Carmm
MONTUES. WED.
SEE BEWITCHING
BILLIE BURKE
" her latest Paramount Play
"In Persuit of Polly"
"SLEUTHS"
A Merry Sennett Comedy
A'les Official Wnr Review"
Hearst-Pathe News
R'alto Concert Orchetra
f how, start at 1. S. S. 7. t p.m.
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SOCIETY PERSONALS
Clara Paper of HloomnVId, Nebr..
Is a guest at the Delta Delta Delta
house.
ALUMNI
Carl M. Overman. 12. locate.!
Tiffin. Ohio, is employed as a draught.
man for the Webster Manufacturing '
company. 1
W. B. PatMson. '15, is employed as '
a fellow at Mellon Institute of Indus-:
trial research, Pittsburgh, Pa. I
Charlea T. Borg. '04, is the leading i
lawyer and banker of Pateros, Wash i
Walter P. Meier. '03. has recently 'i
been appointed corporation council, or :
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Emergency Fleet rnrr.nr.ttan im.
delphia. Pa., employed as a power '
expert In the power engineering nee-'
tlon.
Mortimer J. Brown, '05. is occupied
as a manufacturer of chemicals at th i
Roessler and Hasslachcr Chemical i
company fn Perts Arnbay, N. J. i
John" E. Schott, '14. is employed as
a research chemist of the Hercules
Powder company at Kenvil, N'. J. j
Valentine Minford. '18. is teaching
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home economics in the Fails City
high school.
Eva Brokow. '14, Is teaching in the :
high school of Malvern. Iowa.
Esther Schultz, '16, Is substituting :
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in the city schools of Hastings. Nebr
Selma Kauf, '16, spent the summer
doing graduate work at the University
of Chicago.
Harriet C. Lang, '08. is in national
library war service, with headquarters
at San Antonio, and territory from
Del Rio to Galveston. She has the
supervision of library service ro
about forty-five thousand men.
Dr. Frances Long, 06, of Madison, j
Nebr., Is doing botanical research
work at the Carnegie laboratories,
Tuscon, Arizona. During the summer
j she has been working in the labora
tories on Tike's Peak.
Anna M. Lute, '06, is analyst in the
Branch Seed laboratories In Lafayette,
Ind.
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS
Electrician recovers frm injury
R. J. Kirk, campus electrician, who
was severely burned several weeks
ago at the University power plant,
ts now able to be out. He visited the
campus for a few minutes Tuesday.
He will have the complete use of both
arms and hands, although It was
feared for some time that his left
band would have to be amputated.
Edison in charge Professor E. O.
Edison of the electrical engineering
department has been placed In charge
of the regular classes In that depart
ment. UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA
NOW HAS TEN PIECES;
MORE PLAYERS NEEDED
Orchestra rehearsals will be held
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
evenings In the Art gallery at seven
o'clock. The orchestra ts now made
up of ten pieces and Is directed by
Mr. Wm. T. Quick, assistant director
of the state band.
Plans are being made for this or
ganization to furnish music for All
University parties.
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WE DESIRE TO SUPPLY YOUR
UNI NOTICES
The regular class election will be
held on Tuesday, October 8. At this
time the senior class president, sen
ior member of the publication board.
Junior clan president. Junior member
I of the publication board, and the
I freshman lm
! etI
t-anuidates for these offices
8,lould fiIe l,h the registrar up to
5 o'clock Friday. October 4.
c,a88 work fr s- A. T. C. men will
not beS'n until further notice. Though
medical examinations and Innocula-
1,1,1,8 W,U be k?cP,n8 manv of hG S.
A' T' C' raen from 8chol work' lhe
un,verslt' officials urge and recom-
nien'1 ,hat men who are ,n n,,xod
classes at least make every effort tn
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report to class mat they may lose as
little of th work
I ,,lue OI ine worK possible,
'rehman convocation has been
P08,Ionei tm Tuesday, September
30, to Tuesday, October 7, on account
of the ranilrT exercises to be held
ncxt Tuesday.
Christian Science Society
The reception of the Christian
Science society has been postponed
untH later date.
The nautlca, trieonomclv
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ana tTiaay. aii &. is. i. u. men wish -
(ng to the course 8hould reglster
for u at once ,n the regigtrar.8 office
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and report In M. A. 302 at nine a. m.
Monday for arrangement of the
course and class.
Iron Sphinx
Iron Sphinx will meet at the Delta
Chi house Tuesday, October 1 at seven
o'clock.
China Paintinji
Special divisions in china painting
will be held at seven o'clock, Monday
evenings, and at nine o'clock. Satur
day mornings.
Daily Nebraskan Meeting
All editors and reporters ot The
Daily Nebraskan are asked to be pres
ent at a short meeting In the base
ment of U. hall, Wednesday evening
at seven o'clock. Definite assign
ments for the staff will be made and
plans for organization will be dis
cussed. China Painting Class
The china painting class schedule
Fall Clothes at Farquhar's
Whatever kind you are going to wear, Soldier's or
Civilian suits or overcoats, or the accessories, our
young men's Styles Shop can please you best.
FARQUHAR'S
The Home of Good Clothes
Watch for our Sale next
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Military Orders and Queries
Official orders from Captain
of the 8. A. T. C. and 8. N. T. C.
colmun daily.
Queries shor.'d be addressed
The Daily Nebraskan, Station A.
that students make all Inquiries
OFFICIAL ORDERS
A rumor is being circulated among I
the. students of the University that
those who enter the S. A. T. C. will
be provided by the government- wit!)
the necessary equipment bu will b
on a furlough status, and to receive
no pay during the school year, and
that they will have a six weeks' camp
In minimer uhpn nil vnns u ill ,
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PaW. and they will receive the pay of
a private.
There Is absolutely no foundation to
this rumor except that an old circular and their expenses will be paid to In
has been dug up by somebody and has! elude barracks subsistence, tuition
been passed around.
The true status of the S.
t. T. C.
student is just as has been explained
in recent publications in the news
papers, and no credence should be
given to any more rumors circulated.
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All S. A. T. C. students will be mem-
Ders oi me tnuea stares army ana
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De qUarierea ana suosistea at me
! ftf the arm v. and will be
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and paid the pay of a pri-
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Anv material chanee in the sUtus
ot s A f. C. students would be given
..ih. nuhiicitv in Hi newsn&Ders and
could be ascertained readily at the j
S A T C. headnnarters. I
Vocational Contingent
The vocational training contingent
will be known as the B section of the
S. A. T. C. from now on.
for Monday at seven o'clock will meet
at seven o'clock Tuesday evening.
English History I
j English history I will meet Monday
at 11 o'clock in room 201. Bessey hall.
CHINA PAINTERS TO
DO BENEFIT WORK
The china painters of Lincoln will
be in the studio at nine o'clock, Mon
day morning, to do work for the ben
efit of war funds. The objects pro-
idueed will be sold at auction before
j the holidays
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11th STREET
E. J. Maclvor, commandant of
units, will be published in this
to the Military Editor, care of
Captain Maclvorhas requested
through this channel.
QUERY COLUMN
Military Department
Question No. 1 Military Editor: I
have heard that men In the S. A T.
C. would nor get pay and would have
to pay for some of their school ex
penses. Will you please tell m-? ih;
status of S. A. T. C. men?
Rookio.
Answer: As usual the rumor has
no foundation. Men In the S. A. T. ('.
will be privates In the l S. army
They will receive pay at $30 po nun h
; and other university expenses. I
' would advise you not to worry ov.r
rumors. All changes will be officially
announced through the Nebraskan.
Question 2 Some one is telling that
we will use large guns which were
made for Russia, but were never ship
ped to them. Is there any truth in this
rumor? F. B.
Answer Some one has a good pro
ductive imagination. We have never
heard of such guns. The guns to be
used are regular V. S. style.
Question 3 Will the S. A. T. C. men
be barracked and messed right away?
J. S.
Answer Five hundred men wilt be
messed commencing Wednesday. The
rest will be handled as accommoda
tions are completed. T. A. Williams is
now awaiting the arrival of $17,000
worth of cooking and eating utensile.
It will not be long before all the men
will be taken care df. The barracks
will be ready soon. Watch for an
nouncements. Question A Why were those who
registered before September 12 not
taken in the S. A. T. C?
Answer The military authorities
at Washington thought that the Octo
ber draft would be Interfered with,
if all the prospective men were taken
in. However, those left out will be
handled in a satisfactory manner after
October 15.
Question S-What should the pros
pective S. A. T. C. men do between
now and October 15?
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