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Dr. P. W. Upson will leave the firs
of August and plans to spend that
month in Minnesota.
PATHE NEWS
AESOP'S FILM FABLES
' 'FATHERLY LOVE"
A New Carttoon Comedy
CHICAGO BRASS QUINTETTE
"THE MAN FROM HOME"
James Kirk wood and
Anna Q. Nilsson
Wilbur ft. Chenoweth at the
Organ
Kiaito Symphony Players
Jean C. Schaffer, Conductor
Shows Start at 1, S, 5, 7, 9
Mats. Wo Niflht 35c Chil. 10c
Cooled by Typhoon Breezes
The Prize Winning Photoplay
"My Old Kentucky
Home"
The Swiftest Racing Drama
Ever Shown. Cast includes
MONTE BLUE
Other Entertaining Pictures
MISS ALLIE BROWN
Soprano Soloist
Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
Mats. 15c Night 25c Chil. 10c
Teachers and Stenographers
Reference Bureau
1307 N St.
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Three dollars for one month.
Ten dollars for four months
C. J. Hosier Company
Typewriters all Makes
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Arnold Fouts will join the staff ot
the Standard Chautauqua circuit on
June 23.
O. W. Herrmann, Cliff GIrardo
and Paul Taggart were in Lincoln
last week to attend the conference
of vocational teachers in Smith
Hughes Schools held at the state
farm campus.
Jack Dodds spent the week-end at
his home in Aurora.
"Niddy" Cox was in Seward visit
ing for several days the latter part
of last week.
Otto Bieser spent the week-end at
Omaha. 'v
Miss Dorothy Pierce, '19, of Te
cumseh and Wayne L. Townsend, 'IS
of Minatare, were married June 7 a
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Smith, of Tecumseh, Nebr. Mr. and
Mrs. Townsend will make their home
at Minatare after they return from
a wedding trip in the west.
John Davey, '22, of Tecumseh,
Nebr., is a candidate for the demo
cratic nomination for county attor
new of Johnson county.
Miss Pauline Moore, '23, ( Tecum
seh, Nebr., is on a summer tour In
California in company with her par
ents and sister.
George P. Sims, 'i2. Is spending
the summer in Omaha.
Oliver Maxwell, Einer Xielson and
Richard Dearmont, are working at
Troutdale of the Pines in' the moun
tains near Denver this summer.
Harold Lindley's present summer
address is Carter Lake club, Omaha.
Leslie "Nick" Carter is working at
Therniopolis, Wyo.
Florence Barton Slater has gone
out to Berkeley, Calif., where she ex
pects to teach next year.
Ann Donelan will go to New York
about July 1 to attend the summer
school session at Columbia univer
sity. Her address will be Whittier
hall. Columbia university, New York.
Catherine LaMaster is spending
the summer with relatives in Maine.
Frances Wineland hag gone to Cali
fornia to spend the summer. She ex
pects to return to Lincoln about Sep
tember 1.
Claire Mullowney is spending the
summer at Idaho Springs, Colo
The marriage of Ruth Kadel and
Joe Seacrest took place June 17 at
the home of the bride's mother in
Genoa, Xebr. Mr. and Mrs. Seacrest
left immediately for Denver where
they will make their home.
LOST Cameo ring between 1500
S Street and the university campus.
Phone L-9767. Reward.
CO-EDS LEAVE FOR
SORORITY MEETINGS
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Mrs. Bumstead and Mrs. Westover,
delegate from the alumna chapter
left Saturday afternoon. Omaha will
be represented by Miss Mary Eliza
beth Graham and Miss Gladys Mic-
kle. Miss Margaret Lang, of Wy
more. who left Saturday for the KI
wanis convention at Toronto, Cana
da, will meet the Lincoln and Omaha
girls in Syracuse. Miss Lang was
chosen the prettiest girl in the Ki
wanis tlub beauty contest to attend
the convention as the guest of the
convention and to take part in the
pageant which will be given as one
of the features of the convention.
Alpha Phi is celebrating Its fiftieth
anniversary this year and Syracuse
was chosen as the most fitting place
for the convention because it was
there the first chapter was organized.
SPORTRAITS
Action of Nebraska officials and
track men in accepting the decisions
of officials without protest will cer
tainly be commended by all Corn
husker students. While Schulte pro
tested the 100-yard dash slipup of the
officials it was only after having pres
sure brought to bear by other coaches
who knew the Nebraska man had
placed second and not third and was
entitled to run the final. Nebraska
followers love clean sports and will al
ways do what they can to promote it 1
Captain Ed Smith has three times
this year been the victim of poor work
on the part of track meet officials.
Twice at Chicago Smith received the
poor end of the deal. Once at the
Missouri Valley meet, officials took
away a part of the honor due him.
The Chicago incidents are recounted
at length in another section of this
paper but few know the details of
the Missouri Valley event. Smith
made the 220-yard dash in the fast
time of 21 2-5 seconds according to
four or five time keepers. The fifth
clock read 21 4-5 seconds and a com
promise was reached at 21 3-5 second?.
Had the odds stood two to three cr
vice versa, there would be no kick
coming. Nebraska is not kicking now
but with such overwhelming odds any
man should have been credited wltit
equally the world's record ot 21 2-5
seconds for the 220.
Twilight league baseball took a de
cided boost following the announce
ment Wednesday that the schedule
would start today. The first clash of
the season will be between the Sum
mer Nebraskan team and I ho basebal;
class entrants. Both teams have so
cured the campus in an effort to se
cure the best of players. Baseball mei
may still enroll for the league teams.
Hot competition is expected through
out the season and the more summer
school students who take an active
interest In the games, the better the
league will turn out.
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