MtOTTSSOR JTlNG
WRITES A HISTORY
Fred Morrow Fling, the htad of thp
University Department cf European
History, has a new book out called
-The Writing of History." In It he
takes up the work step by step and
shows the value of evidence and the
fiwiiBlty of genuineness. This book
is just off the Tale Press end Is con
idered very good reference material
Alumni of the University of Ne
braska College of Medicine at Omaha
are holding their eleventh annual re
union this week. Round-table discus
slons and clinics started Monday noon
and continue until Friday night A
smoker was a feature of the week's
program Tuesday evening. A banquet
for visiting "gradB" Is slated for this
veninr and will complete the
festivities.
Headquarter for the alumni Medics
have been established at the Hotel
Rome In the Nebraska metropolis. A
number of Lincoln doctors and out-
state graduates from Dean Cutter's
College are taking advantage of the
clinical and professional discussion
as well as the social features of Re
union Week.
LOEB'S ORCHESTRA
Business Phone
B33SC
Residence
B3708
WRD. THCBS., FBI.
t: SO Now Tmlre Dully R:tO
CLARENCE OLIVER &
CEORGIS OLP
In
-THB BEE HIVK"
"THE CHAMPION"
A Oeeea with ranch
with
MANN MOLINER
DUFFY SWEENEY
Baeelaa Entertainers
DAVE HARRIS
Syncopatloa'a Bent Bet
ORREN A DREW
A Barayard Eploorie
ARCO BROTHERS
Aehletlea Supreme
BERT HAZEL KKATELLE
la a Dance FetAure
KINOORAMft
"TOPICS OF THE DAY"
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
PERSONALS
"Mac" Ba1drMge'H L. R. Doyle
are going to Fremont Friday to off!
elate at a football game between Mid
land College and Omaha University
"Dag" Gallagher will act as head
linesman.
Isabell Hamilton from the Man
nattan chapter of Kappa Kappe
Gamma will affiliate with Sigma chap
ter at Nebraska.
Ralph Jensen from tow City, la., is
visiting at the Sigma Alpha Epsllon
house this week.
"Bud" McCarthy has returned to
school after spending the summer In
California.
Eloise McEwen, of Omaha, is
guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma
house.
Mary Henderson, '23, and Esther
King, '23, will spend the coming week
end at their home in York.
Helen Walpole, '24, and Pauline
Moore, '22, leave tomorrow for Tecum
seh to spend the remainder of the
week.
Laurine Oetgen, '24, will be a week
end visitor at her home in Nebraska
City.
Frank Patty, '21. left yesterday for
Fonda, la., where he will spend sev
eral days.
John Barton, '19. who has been
visiting at the Delta Chi house, re
turned to bis home In Omaha.
Marie Hills, '22, leaves tomorrow
for Logan, for a week-end visit.
O. C. Trimble, '24, will go to Om
aha tomorrow to remain several days.
Flavel Funk, '23, will spend the
week-end at his home in Hiawatha,
Kas.
Charles Dundey, '24, leaves Friday
for Omaha, where he will be for the
remainder of the week.
Madeline Hendricks, '22, will spend
Friday and Saturday at her home in
Wahoo.
NEWSPAPERS REPORT
BIO LEAGUE GAMES
The State Journal will announce
the play in the world's series games
every day during the series. Begin
nlng at 12 o'clock today and con
tlnuing each day until the end of the
series, the games play by play will
do announced from the newspaper
office.
The Star Is announcing the play
in the same manner and has had large
crowds who "followed" the first two
games.
THOSE ASTHETIC DANCING BUQS.
Have you ever, In your wanderings
Among people wise and queer,
Met up with any of that crowd
Who hold the art of dancing, dear?
You ask them how it come they
choose
This stuff so frivolous
And sure as fate they'll answer you
"Why 'tis meat and drink to us."
"The sensation of it is like wine"
(If it were we'd all be at it)
Its lightness makes you feel divine,
It simply gets you when you step it.
You can change yourself to what
you will
By Its magnetic swaying
But you begin to wish that you'd
kept still
When these dancers start to raving.
1. G.
Teacher "Can you Bay three words
in a dead language?"
Student "Sloe gin fin."
Philip Portor, Ohio State '22.
John Andrew Holmes will give a
sermon lecture on the Pilgrims, Sun
day at 10:30, L and 13th St.
Clothes
Keep an eye open for the Rosewilde
announcement on October 29.
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
"Riders of the Daws"
The Big Picture of the Week
Bj Zane Grey
LARRY SEMON
in
"THE STAGE HAND"
Prices 10c, 15c and 30c
I "THE STAGE HAND" I
I Prices 10c, 15c and 30c
fair
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(TC hbaduine vyiTx ,- 'p . . JrQl
At the Orpheum this Week.
yle? Yes
that's not all !
"cIxTAINLY style is a distinction of
J S:ratford Clothes but not the only
one There is exceptional tailoring too.
For instance
Stratford sacks are without linings. No
linings to wear out None to bulge and"
twist the coat out of shape. Inside trim
is the fabric of the coat itself with seams
elegantly satuvpiped
Trousers have extra crotch of cloth. Really
a double crotch for double strength and
wear. Pockets of trousers doubly rein
forced to prevent threadbare wear at that
point.
See these features in the actual garment
and understand what they mean to you in
clothes-values. This is an opportune time
for inspection while we are showing the
new Stratford styles for Fall and Winter.
JrAR
.QUHAR'S
THCB8. FRI SAT.
REX BEACH'S
"Going Some''
A Story With a 'Panch." Fob,
Thrill end Romance
PATHB 8EMI-WEEKLT
Topics of the Day
Malt Symphony Orchestra
SHOWS ITAT AT 1, X, . 7.
MATS. tOe. UTIOUT too
THIR8. FKI SAT.
"All For Ian and Foa For All"
"RUBETOWN FOLLIES"
"Pl'MPKIN CRNTF.R JAZZ BAND"
SOUTHE and TOBIN
la a Chitrfnlnjr Vocal OfToriag
DAVEY JAMIESON
"AH C MKF IT"
DUKE and DUCHESS
ALICE LAKE
la Her Now cut Fcaisrc Flctara
"THB MISFIT WIFE"
Main 20e; Mailt tOc; Gl. 15c
JLVMIC
ALL. THIS WEEK
MARSHALL NEILAN
Prfoata a
MATRIMONIAL. MIBTHQCAEE
"DON'T EVER MARRY"
Bearar'a Lvrle Orcbootra
WlllardTa
"FANTASY OF JEWELS"
The world's moot preteatloaa
MantoeJ Art
SHOWS START A T 1. S. I, 1,
MATS roc. M(iHT-
DANCE!
Rosewilde Party House
Friday, October 8
COME YE ALL
Beck's Syncopated Symphony
11-50 8 O'clock
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After Shartaa;
Also far Cold. Catarrh, ate
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A Day's Work
HETHER it is in the office in a
suit cleansed by us, or in the
home during the busy house cleaning
time with the draperies neatly hung
after our cleansing, your day's work
will be made better and brighter with
our aid.
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Offerings
Of timely fall merchandize greatly underpriced
Stunning Suits
0
It really doesn't seem possible that such winsome Fall
Suits models of such splendid new materials, such superb
correctness of style lines, such faultless tailoring could
be bouRht at so small a sum. And that's Just It THEY
CAN'T BE EVERYWHERE! But our Third Floor Suit
Section offers scores of stunning new modelB Suits of
wool velours, trlcotines, Du da Lalne, Broadcloth and
other fashionable materials In the smart browns and
navies as well as other wanted shades many handsomely
trimmed with rich furs and smart braids at this one re
markably modest figure. Many of the choicest Suits
we've had this season are offered at this low price.
BOX BAGS CANTEEN BAGS BEAUTY BAGS four
of the smartest shapes the season has given us, as illus
trated ahove and all offered at this one surprisingly low
special price! All are in the wanted black patent finish, beauti
fully lined with plain or novelty silks, complete with large
mirrors, com purses, etc. These are very exceptional values
me tow price Deing made possible only through
the fortunate purchase of our buyer. On sale
Thursday at
3.45
(SEE WINDOW DISPLAY)
GOLD'S First Floor.
A NEW BROGUE OXFORD
For Women and MUses Priced at
It's th "Reesernelle"- new Brogue Oxford for fall wear. Comes In the wanted
brown Russia cajf. with genuine welted soles, military heels and novelty win sUtehed
ramps. Extraordinary values at, the pair only: 7 S cuienea
.95
