THE DAILY NEBRASKA!
SALE
Today Only
yVONDERFUL
Presses
Nicotines, IVviet Twills
ml Canton vYepes.
7,!:, .t. $15.00
SVrri-e $10-00
"?" Ion GiVe
Firee Tickets For
The Ames Special
UBERTY
HI1FRK KVKKYIMMIY (JOES
TILVOU & ROGERS
XairxW'' FumnUM Funlera in
' "SHOW MS"
PAULINE ECKHART & CO.
Ia tli One-Art Playlet
"HOMKN"
KUHN GIRLS
-BITS OK YUOKVII.I.F."
PKOFKSSOK 1'E.UE
lid IIih Family of
-AM TF.I lil.OC K1IK.WS"
VALLAL & ZERMAINE
-Di vert i -tnen I 4 C li artu-frrt I g u e"
-WINNERS of the WEST"
lit Comedy and Ne IMrlurea
(HOW STAKT. tT 4:30. 7:00. :0
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JLYRIC
MO.V Tl KS WFI.
A liLOOD-KTIRItl.VO DKAMA
"THE RIDER OF
THE KING LOG '
AND
CHARLES HUTCHINSON
Tli Friu-eka stunt Klnc in
"HIKK1CAXK IIIKM"
SHOW S STABT AT I. 3. 3. I.
AT. ISr NIGHT 5r CIIIL. lOe
4 ' m. Med.. Xav. 16.
in person
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN
BEVERLY"! BAYNE
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8OClATtO ART 8TUDIO8
"Ited" Long, proprietor of the Col
lege book store, is cooperating In the
"1,000 to Amen" drive. He is selling
tickets good lor one dollar in mer
chandise and with every fifty tickets
sold lie is Riving a, freo trip to Ames.
Each ticket is numbered and as soon
as fol'ty are sold a drawing in iield
and the lucky number gets tkcalp.
Students are rapidly taking ad
vantage ol' this generous oiler. Sev
ern I drawings weru held yesterday
afternoon and transportation en the
Ames special awarded. ' One student
bought ten of the one-dollar lickf n.
The tickets arc good for -my Kind
or merchandise sold by the Lowr es
Xablishuien books, supplies, candy,
ice crei.in, sodas, etc.
"Red" say. there is no limit to
tho number of trips to be awarded.
He would like to sell a ticket to
every student in the university. This
would necessitate the awaid;ng of ap
proximately eighty trips.
Here is an opportunity for students
to obtain necessary merchandise, got
a chance on a free trip to Amtb, and
at the same time help in 'he big
drive to get the special train and a
large delegation.
WANT ADS.
LOST A PEA It L NECKUACE. Phon"
L-7432.
LOST A C'AEO SET THE PIN,
Left i:i dressing room of Grant Mem.
hall. Keturn to Student Act. office.
Reward.
BHi DOI ItLR HI I.I.
AI.I. THIS WKKK
NORMA TALMADGE
In Her Xwet Picture
"THE WONDERFULTr'ING"
.ALSO
CLYDE COOK
In HU l.atct Srreani
-THK TOKKADOKK"
.tKCIHt JOXKS 4 I'AKTXKK
Y(-:il Fntiriairi-r
8H0W8 STAKT AT 1, S. S. 7. 9
AT. iur. XK.HT Me CUIL. 10c
EXCHANGES
tt'A SHIXGTOX Advances t. g gre
gating neai ly $1,800,00U we.e ai
proved today by the war finance cor
poration. The corporation approved
rn advance totalling $536,500 for ag
ricultural and livestock loans. The
I ! ig; culluia! advances were distrib-
uic i among institutions in Montana,
I iLuK'iia, Wisconsin, Nebraska. North
and .!.'Jih Dakota, Geo.., -. y: 1 J as-.
I Daily .'.iiuia.il.
li
UarraniEinc Kntrrtainrrti
MOX. Tl KS M Kl).
A drama af Marrlnee and Forgiv
ing in Marrigr.
Lou is B. Mayer
Prrnt '
ANITA STEWART
In
"THE INVISIBLE FFAR"
Otlwr Kiitrrtalnlng Fraturr
UAI.ro MMI'IIONV I'l.AVKKS
Jfaia L. KchaWrr, (oniiuitor
Offrtnre "Uilliiim Trll" Kini
CHOWS STAKT AT I, 3. .'. 7 !
MATSUc. XK,HT -iU: (II 1 1 !
By employing specially leased wires
tiie Daily C'alifornian provided infor
mation to the anxious rooters at the
freshman game en California field
last Saturday as to the progress of
the California-Washington State game
in Porltand.
Metwcen halves, a magovox was
utalized to transmit to the rooters th3
scores received over the wire. A
large scoeboard at tiie end of the
fhld gave the results in more particu
lar detail.
S"tndenf STadiMin gtibmribm-a were
given precedence over non-subscribers
in the matter of getting seat, tickets
for the California-Stanford big gam
at Palo Alto, November IS. Thy
wore allowed to turn in their appli
cations (or four tickets plus their
own rooters ticket last a-eek.
The preferences thus checked will
be satisfied first and the remaining
part of California"s allotment of
seats will ge on sale to others on
November 8.
FIFTEEN RUNNERS WIN
GROSS COUNTRY HONOR
Numerals Awarded to Stimulate Inter
est Among Members of
Fifteen runners on the cross-country
s iuad have already succeeded In wln-
l'lng numerals this year. The winning
of a numeral is a difficult task, which
involves some hard running. The pract
ice of awarding numerals in cross
country is just being started, and is
proving very successful in stimulating
l'.'gh interest uniong the members of
the squad. This honor can also be won
by freshmen.
The following is a list of those who
have already won numerals:
Bowman, Slemmon, Weir. Hyde.
Iiaitman, Neilson. Davidson. Coats,
Fisher, Cook, Alexander, Sominers,
v heakley, Rogers, Gardiner.
SOPHOMORE CO-EDS EDFEAT
JUNIORS AND WIN TOURNEY
The sophomore class won the girls'
hiterelass soccer tournament last night
when they defeated the juniors liy a
score of 2-1. Coleta Aitken scored a
goal for the juniors the first quarter
of the game. The sophomores played
hard but were unable to score until
during the last three minutes of play.
Lois Shepherd made the two scores
for the second year class.
Irene Springer refereed the game.
Meach Miller was score keeper and
Irma Johnson and Eleanor Snell were
I'nesnien. A mixed alumni and all-stars
will play the juniors today at noon.
French Crullers "We got 'em.'
Sunlite Bakery. 13th and N Sts.
Eefore the Party Visit the
La Rue
Beauty Shop
Shampoo, 50c and up
Marcel 75c, Facial 75c and
up. Manicure, 50c, Eyebrow
arch, 50c Hair Dress 50c.
Marguerite Raney Thomas
Over Harley Drug Co.
1105 0 Sts. B2015
The One Minute
Lunch Room
We solicit your patronage
Automobile and lag trade.
Special dinner served every
. day beginning at noon.
Sandwiches and short orders
served at all hours.
15th and 0 Sts.
I
Personal Notes.
As guests over the week-end the T
street Dormitory enterained Helen
Owen, "20, of Pine Ridge. S. D.. Cert
rudu Moderow. '21. of Stanton. Nebr..
ajid Margaret Carter, of Glenwood, la..
Miss Owen is teaching now at Schuy
ler and Miws Moderow at West Point
Olive Bauman, '22, spent the week
tnd at her home at West Point.
Mary Avery, 23, visited over the
week-end at her home a.t I'nadilla.
Y. M. C. A. STARTS ITS
ANNUAL CAMPAIGN
Yearly Drive for Subscriptions Starts
With Luncheon for the So
lictors Tuesday.
The annual subscription campaign
nf iht nnlverwitv Y. 31. C. A will
be carried ou this week and nexi
week. Every man in the university
will be urged to contribute two dol
lars or more for the general support
of the Y. M. C. A-
The university Y. M. C. A. is de
veloping rapidly and its good wort in
social industrial, and religious lines
is gaining wider recognition eacn ea.r.
Every man in school should lend his
support to this drive.
The canvassing teams met for din
ner at the red room of tiie Y. M. C. A.
Tuesday noon, ii t decided to push
the campaign amoDg the fraternit)
men this week, and among the non
fraternit? men next week. It was
announced that the following fraterni
ties have already practically pledgee
$2.00 or more from every one of theii
men:
Phi Gumma Delta. Bushnell guild.
Silver Lynx, PI Kappa Phi. Lambda
Chi. Alpha, Farm House. Phi Delta
CbL
Now booking engagements
THE JAZZLAND
BAND
Featuring that new Chicago ;
Walk Time.
Virgil E. Northwall, Mgr.
Phone 15-2333
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PSYCHOLOGY
Tb di-tiimar- and utilrernltlea bare
lunch to kmv on tbi aulijef-t. but we
nay JSVCliI;Y it only buiuau na
lur in a tievr r-: and if the iirop
t atudr "f I'fcUi-TJdKS ia woman
lovely woman.
Wbeu a woman rontftuiilatea -the pur-
baw f til-t arlicb-a. be first atuHla
I belli. Therefore, i'et a jrood liouijuet.
UI! Vou have one?
Weil. et a better one!
I'AKIKIAX BAKBEB M I'l'LT CO.
KM S. mib Mreet. Lincoln. Xeb.
.:iturdav. October V Biif Opening
Fare 1'owder and Vai.iebiDg Cream
FKKE FOU ALL WOMEN
I CAN TEACH YOU
more in one
course of les
sons tlian you
ran learn by
dancing ten
thousand times
with an ordi
nary dancer.
WHY NOT
LEARN
RIGHT?
Just Phone
L-6Z8
HARVEY H. CARROLL
Authority on modern dancing
Nebr. State Bank Bldg, 15th A O
Large Staff of Assistants
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To Ames!
Goes
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TRADE TICK
These tickets are good to buy anything we
have to sell
One Out of Each 50
Goes to Ames!
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Onlv when a clever, edueated
woman is charming is t.he the
embodiment of true culture. T tj
be daintily clad, attractive, ad;
mired is a woman's duty and
the wiser she is the more fully
she appreciates the value of per
sonal appearance in life's success.
Heautiful distinctive clothes wield
a mighty influence in shaping
one's destinj'.
"The House of Youth" Suits of dainty
grace and lovely personality, embody
the charm of youth and the refine
ment of exclusive vogue. If your
dealer cannot supply you, write us
for information where they may be
obtained.
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