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ALL THIS WEEK
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Rudolph
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LYRIC WEEK
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Cytherea
Goddess of Love
A Stark Cast With
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ALMA RUBENS
NEWS TOPICAL FABLE
ON THE STAGE
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Pkoa B42SS
Prfrata StaaSe, 1220 D St.
The
Secret
of
Good
Appearance
Is net in bor
ing things all the
time bat keeping
the things you al
ready hare looking
Methodists Complete First Unit
Of Wesley Foundation Building
The first unit of the Wesley Foun
dation Building, 1417 R Street, was
completed during- the summer of
1924 at a cost aproximating $16,
000. It will be the home of Rev. Har
ry F. Huntington, Methodist student
pastor, and center of Methodist stu
dent activities until the main portion
of the building is constructed.
The structure is three stories in
height, of English style of architec
ture and constructed of brick and
rtucca Tenter. Four large rooms, a
lavatory and ample room for hall
and stairs are provided on the first
floor. ' Three bedrooms one of which
has a private lavoratory a sleeping
porch, a tewing room, a bathroom
and hall are on the second floor. On
the third floor is a bedroom, lava
tory and stcre room. The basement
is large and light, -with a cement
floor.
A 'arge brick fireplace is built into
the east wall of the living room,
around which friendship groups will
meet during the winter months. This
room is 16 by 22 feet.
All floors, except those on the
third floor, are of golden oak. All
woodwork is gumwood, stained to
dull mahogany richness. The plaster
ing throughout is smooth, and left
uncovered in the upstairs rooms
First-floor walls and ceilings as well
as the second-floor hall, are papered
with light-colored paper. The light
ing fixtures are of special design,
and in keeping with the general at
mosphere of the house. Ample
closet and cupboard space is provid
ed in every part of the house.
The recond and main unit of the
bnilding, vh!ch will house the offices
of the University pastor, provide a
large parlor for receptions. Two
halls for general social purposes of
the Methodist students, will be added
in three or four years, the Rev. Mr.
Huntington hopes. It will be con
structed entirely of fireproof mate
rial, with walls nf brick. The east
wall of this edition is already -in
place, being the west wall of the par
sonage. Although the roof of the residence
is covered at present with composite
roofing, the roof over the whole
structure will probably be of slate.
JAYHAWKERS HAVE
GRUELING PRACTICE
Nebraska Alumnus is Author of One
Of Best Short Stories of the Year
"Two Women and Hog-Back
Ridge", a story written by Melvin
Vandenbark, an alumnus of the Uni
versity, has been selected to appear
in the 1925 edition of Edward J.
O'Brien's collection of the year's best
short stories. It first a pea red in the
September Bookman under the head
ing, The Ten Best Short Stories."
Mr.. O'Brien has written to Mr. Van
denbark for a biographical sketch to
appear with the story.
Melvin Vandenbark graduated
from the University of Nebraska in
1922, and has achieved quite an hon
or by having his story appear among
the first ten best. The honor is made
greater by the youngness of the wri
ter. Mr. Vandenbark taught after
his graduation in an Omaha high
school, and from there went to the
University of Iowa where he is now.
The Bookman said of the story:
The same interplay of character and
environment, born of the same rebel
lion appears in Melvin Vandenbark's
"Two Women and Hog-Back Ridge."
(Midland, June-August). A coun
try school teacher was persecuted be
cause she dared to walk on a Nebras
ka sand hill at night. It is the story
of the eternal lash which torpid men
lay upon the shoulders of the more
sensitive.
"Mr. Vandenbark realizes his lo
cale with success to which anyone
who knows the middle west cannot
help but pay tribute.
In the College World
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS The
first issue of the "Sour Owl," humor
ous publication of Sigma Delta Chi,
national journalistic fraternity, will
appear on the campus October 25,
the date of the Nebraska-Kanas
football game. The day is also Home
coming day at Kansas.
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA
Student control of the co-operative
book store will be effected soon if
present plans are carried out. The
entire stock valued a U0$,000 wfil
be turned over to the managerial
board.
AUGUST ANA COLLEGE The
freshmen were victors in the annua!
sack rush between the freshmen and
sophomores here Tuesday. The field
had previously been soaked by the
Rock Island fire department, produc
ing a muddy, soggy field.
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
The final registration totals 8,892
students enrolled, an increase of
forty over the enrollment of last
year. Slight decreases were present
in the Literary, Medical and Engin
eering colleges, and small gains noted
elsewhere.
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI
Tin" Adams, M. U. back, suffered
an injury last week which ia keeping
him out of practice for the present.
He is keeping in shape by a daily
work-out on the track and may get
into the first game October 4.
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
The R. O. T. C queen was named
Saturday following a four-hour bal
loting period. Only advanced men in
the cadet corps were allowed to vote
for the sponsor, and less than 200
ballots were cast.
COLORADO AGGIES The Uni
versity band has recently been grant
ed a charter from Kappa Kappa Psi,
an honorary fraternity which seeks to
promote better scholarship and clos
er relationship between college
bands.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKO
TA Early fraternity rushing was
Pecan Perfectos Please
FILLERS'
RESCRIPTION
HARMACY
Kansas Gridiron Candidates
Are Subjected to Long
t Work Out.
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI,
Columbia, M., Sept. 28. Football
practice yesterday afternoon was
characterised by its length. Coach
Gwinn Henry kept his squad on the
field from S to 6:30 o'clock.
"It takes lots of time when you're
working slowly and spending lots of
time on individuals," he commented
this morning.
Forward passing practice was the
feature of the afternoon. Five dif
ferent pass formations were given
the backs and ends and after an
hour's schooling they were tried 'in
scrimmage.
In passing Stuber, quarter on la3t
year's freshman team, showed up
well. Tuttle, Simpson and Walsh
worked well at receiving.
With Coach Henry calling the
plays a snappy signal drill was held
Last night the squad assembled
in Rothwell Gymnasium for "skull
practice." With headgears for balls
four teams walked through plays
given them by the coaches.
Considerable time was spent on
the punters yesterday. Faurot,
Richerson, and Underbill seem to be
best and of these Faurot seems to
have the edge. It is possible that
Coglizer will receive instructions iu
this department of the game. Al
though punting might spoil his drop
kicking toe it would be better for the
team if he could get kicks off
with distance and placement, it s
argued.
schedule were pjut on sale Friday.
The tickets sold for five dollars for
the four games. Separate tickets
sell at (1.50 for the first game and
2.00 for each of the others.
SOONER COACHES
TRY NEW LINEUP
Experiment In the Backfield
In Effort to Find Right
Combination.
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA,
Norman, Okla., Sept. 30. Hopes of
finding a winning backfield combin
ation for the varsity eleven, result
ed in Sooner coaches shifting rear
rank men Friday at practice. The
new combination with Hendricks at
fulL "Red" Carol at quarter, and
Haller and Ledford at halves formed
a speedy passing offensive that skirt
ed the Boomer ends and line for
gains almost at will.
In the arrangement Owen unearth
ed a sweeping offensive that easily
broke down frosh barriers. Wood
all and Mathias at the flank positions
were receivers of short passes and
the two wingmen generally sifted
thru the opposing line for large
gains. Mailer circled arouna ngnt
end at one time aided by interfer
ence to run the distance of the field.
Carrol had the ball snapped to Hen
dricks most of the time, who either
passed it or hit the line or circled
around an end.
Bristow and Lamb put everything
they had into the punting game Fri
day. Coaches were pleased at the re
sult of the first scrimmage in which
punting was used Thursday night.
Another play was given to the
team in signal practice by Owen Fri- j
day. The varsity first demonstrated .
it before other players and then used
it against the freshman team.
A detailed study of the core of the
deep drilling on the Nehawka anti
cline has been made by the geological
survey of the University of Nebras
ka. A report was sent out that the
drill had encountered granite, but Dr.
Condra finds that it is a material very
unlike granite consisting of compact
limestone and pebble rock, though re
sembling granite in certain superfi
cial aspects.
Select your own food and pay only
for what you eat at the Temple Cafe
teria. Adv.
Baraca Class
Grace M. E. Church
Welcomes all University men to
ts circle. Prof. R. E. Cochran,
teacher.
WANT ADS
LOST Drunn Fountain Pen.
L9680.
Call
LOST Blue Topcoat Saturday night
at Mixer. Reward, Call B2596.
LOST N pin, set with pearls. Call
L8072.
Students Party
Emanuel Congregational Church
20th &G
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 8:15 P. M.
ALL ARE WELCOME
new.
DEPEND ON US
Avoid the Rush
Lots of Parties
Friday and Saturday. Big f ootball game.
Big crowd.
Hare that week end suit or suits pressed and put in
shape right now and hang it up in your room. AH
worries are then
Varsity Cleaners
! I ROY WYTHERS
316 No. 12th St.
completed Saturday with ninety-three
pledges distributed among six na
tional and five local fraternities. The
number was decreased this year ow
ing to the small size of the freshman
class.
WASHINGTON STATE COL
LEGE The department of physical
education is planning an extensive
program of intramural sports to be
carried out during the present year
in place of the regular gymnasium
work. It is believed by this method
every student will be able to partici
pate in some sport.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
The men's fashion number of The
I Pelican," comic magazine, has just
'been issued. Men's popular fashions
are satirically aepictea in ue maga
zine, the largest issue ever published.
It contains seventy-two pages.
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI A
snappy passing practice and 1 essoin
in broken field running were includ
ed in the Tiger grid practice Tues
day. The squad worked out onto
past 6:30 o'clock. During the hour
of scrimmage the tall was kept large
ly in freshman territory.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
The 1925 Blue and Gold, Califor
nia annual, wQl include as one of
the main features a beauty section
composed of pictures of women stu
dents selected by a nationally known
artist as representative types of
beauty. The selection will be made
after a beauty contest.
UNIVERSITY OF DENVER The
Parakeet, humorous publication of
Sigma Delta Chi, win again be issued
this year. The journalism fraternity
' suspended actions here last year due
to the failure of the journalism de
partment to keep pace with the grow
ing requirements of the national or
ganization, but will resume this year.
I UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS!
Season tickets for the home football
LOST Gold watch with Ribbon be
tween Savoy Hotel and U Hall.
Call L5988. Reward.
LOST Alpha Delta Tbeta pledge
pin. Return B3732.
LOST 1923 Senior pin. Call L9455.
LOST Kappa Sigma pin . Find
er call B2193.
ISIS Haraar St, QawWVJ
TRY
Brunei's
Tea Room
331 North 18th
For Your Lunch
We Serve Home-Cooked
Food From 11:80 to 1:30.
Just off Campus
Classes Now Forming
Day and Evening Sessions
Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Banking, Higher Ac
counting, Civil Service, Secretarial Training, Commercial Normal,
and all related .subjects.
REGISTER NOW, ENTER MONDAY.
Nebraska School of Business
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- Yesterday while strolling
through Budges' (that's where
I spend all my spare moments)
I saw a darling little gray slip
over sweater, with long sleeves
that had bright orange stripes,
running through the cuffs and
around the bottom. You'd nev
er be able to guess the price, it
was so low, so I'm going to teU
you without even giving yon
one guess, it was only $3.50.
If you want a good looking
sweater, and every school girl
needs at least one, youTl be
able to find just what you want
at Rudges' on N street.
The Hit of the
Season
"Inverness
Flannels"
They're the smartest college shirts
we've ever shown plaids, stripes
plain colors. .Light weight for fall
wear; hard to soil; and they're go
ing out like hot cakes!
You'll find them here exclusively
$2.50 $4
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