THE DAILY NBBRASKAIt
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All This Week
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Dof ! Fairbanks a "&, Q. Soa of Zorro," ia a is new ecraaa
Pl7i J tk aaake-lilra whip which fce as weapon of defeat in
many of Oia stunt with which tbit pichsr a filled. "Dob Q" had it
New York premier t tha Clobo Thaatra, and vu acclaimed a en of
the a-raatest of Fairbanks Droductiasv. C.
SHOWS AT 1-3-5-7-9 P. M.
MAT. 35c NITE 50c
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WHERE THOUSANDS MEET THOUSANDS DAILY
Mon. Tues.
Wed.
The Orpaeum Circuit Feature Attraction
KARYL NORMAN
Present
"THE, TUNEFUL SONG SHOP"
Assisted hr
KEKO CLARK A BOBBY SIMONDS
Pierce & Rcsslyn
IN A WHIRL OF MELODY
Tha Pew of AH Big Dancing AcU
The Ten English Rockets
Lata af the New York Success "Mr. Battling Butler" with
EDWARD ALLAN
Lata at Fla Ziegleld's "Annie Dear Co."
Hurio
"Am la Um Day NV
Drisco .& Earl
la the Comedy Playlet with Music
"CROSSROADS"
TrlF. DEATH RAY"" """
The Mt DUWic In'ntio ta Hi.'ory
ALSO NEWS AND COMEDY PICTURES
COMING THC1L FRL SAT.
torn Enrepeaa Laughing Success
Willie, West, McGinty & Co.
and a splendid Supporting BM
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BABICH AND HIS PRIZE ORCHESTRA
Skews at 2:30, 7:00, 8:00
Mt-25c, Mte-Oc, Cbildrea 20c
QUEEN BUTTONS v
MUST BD WORK
Xi Delta, Sophomor Woman' So
ciety, To Sao That Freshmen
Woman Obey Rule.
That all freshmen women must
wear green buttons was the decision
reached at the first meeting of Xi
Delta, sophomore women's society
last Thursday. These buttons may
still be obtained at the hosiery de
partmcnt of Rudge & Guenrel's, 13th
and N street. Every freshman wo
men should be wearing one by Mon
day evening.
Every freshman man expects to
wear his class insignia and every
freshman woman should be proud to
do likewise, is the attitude of Xi
Delta.
Three years ago green buttons ap
peared on the campus, but the wear
ing of them haa not bp en compulsory
until this year. This ruling should
not be accepted as a punishment in
flictcd by upperclassmen, b it rather
as the first opportunity afforded
first year women to acquaint them
selves with their classmates.
Helen Van Gilder, president, pre
sided over ' the meeting. Caroline
Buck was placed in charge of the en
forcemcnt of the wearing of green
buttons, Blanche Allen was appoint
ed chairman of the tea which Xi
Delta will give for all university wo
men, and Kate Goldstein ia to in
vestigate means of raising money.
Engineer Meat In Manhattan.
The Kansas-Nebraska section of
the Society for the Promotion of
Engineering Education, of which
Dean 0. J. Ferguson of the College
of Engineering is chairmaan, wall
hold its annual meeting in Manhat
tan, Kans., this f!l. The meeting
will probably be held November 13
and 14, thus permitting the dele
gates to attend the Kansas Aggie
Nebraska football game on the af
ternoon of the closing day. .
Continue Medical Examination.
More than half of the freshmen
registered for military training have
been given physical examinations by
the physicians in cha-ge of the stu
dent health department, according to
Lt Col. Frank F. Jewett, command
ant of cadets. About one thousand
students are enrolled in the first-
year course this term and an effort
will be made to have examinations of
the entire group completed within
the next week.
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Can Shout
"Eureka.
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Just pick up a
Conklin Endura
the next time
you are in your
favorite store and
then you'll know
why ecphonem.es
were invented.
Conlclin Endura, at $5
and $7, in red, black,
mahogany; long or
short; clip or ring cap.
A wide variety of
other Conklin pen
and pencils, in rubber
and all metal
priced a low as $1-00
ui pcuioia tiul
for pens. Conklin
quality in every one.
THE CONKLiN PEN
MFC CO.
TOLEDO. OHIO
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ENDURA
tUwrtitnnlfr V fttfrtmU. Cwraxlaa
For Sale by
College Book Store, C. Edison
Miller Co., Co-op Book Store,
Hallett'a
ORGANIZE CRACK
DRILL PLATOOH
New Exhibition Drill Platoon To
Wear White Trousers and
Blue Coat.
White duck trousers and the blue
coat of the regular advanced course,
and white gloves will form the uni
form of the nKvial exhibition drill
platoon being orgtnited by Captain
Iluskca. There wilt also be other
details to distinguish the uniform.
Captain Huskea plans by next
year to have the unit in shape to
put on exhibitions at all special oc
casions to which it may be invited.
An invitation from American Legion
headquarters at Omaha was receiv
ed this week, but the unit is not
organized enough to accept it
The platoon will be drilled intense
ly this fall in order to be able to. put
on an exhibition between halves of
a football game.
It is planned to have a special ball
room drill arranged for the military
ball this December. A sponsor for
the platoon will also be chosen by
the members.
Juniors will form the greater part
of the platoon, but in case there are
not enough qualifying juniors, sen
iors will be allowed to enter also.
Captain Huskea will try to have as
many juniors as possible in order
to have a large number of veterans
for next year.
SHORTHORN BULL PDRCHASED
Department of Animal Husbandry
Adda PrUa Animal To
Breeding Stock.
, The animal husbandry department
of tho Collego of Agriculture reports
the purchase of a shorthorn bull,
Master Dale, from Hugh Whitford
and Son, Volga, Iowa. lie is eight
years old and weighs 2300 pounds.
He is aired by Dale Clarion, the
sire of the present herd bull, Royal
Dale. Royal Dale's steers have made
a good show record at the leading
fat stock shows of the United States.
Royal Marvel, a son of Royal Dale
was Reserve Champion Steer at the
1923 International Livestock Exposi
tion and Reserve Champion Steer at
the 1924 Western Livestock Show,
Denver.
Very little breeding atock is sold
by the College. The best of the pro
duce is retained in the breeding herd
and fitted as steers and spayed heif
ers for the fat stock shows.
Appoint New Spanish Instructor.
G. W. Wise, a graduate of the
University of Michigan, has been ap
pointed instructor in Spanish in the
department of romance languages.
Reed Speak To Teacher.
Prof. A. A. Heed, director of the
University Extension division, spoke
at a county teacher's institute at He
bron last week.
1 1RPRTVADDED
LJD1J 1 I ATTRACTION
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
CHOOSE NEW
MYSTIC FISH
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bands. The following are the wo
men who will be initiated Saturday:
Virginia Powell, Alpha Chi Omega
Marian Thorne.Alpha Delta Pi.
Wilma Finnegan, Alpha Delta
Theta.
Zeta Tate Allingham, Alpha Omi-
cron Pi.
Ruth Zuebrigen, Alpha Xi Delta.
Louise Baker, Chi Omega.
Katherine Foot, Alpha Phi.
Helen Hartman, Delta Delta Delta
Eola Gaass, Delta Gamma.
Betty Burnham, Delta Zeta.
Virginia Crooks, Gamma Phi Beta
Jessie Mitchell, Kappa Alpha
Theta.
Marjorie Hall, Kappa Delta.
Janice O'Brien, Kappa Kappa
Gamma.
Marjorie Tyson, Phi Mu.
Eleanor Clapper, Phi Omega PL
Ruth Tidball, Pi Beta Phi.
Esther Heyne, Sigma Kappa.
The following non-sorority women
will be ini tii ted:
Genera Lemlar, Josephine Forbe,
Mignon Dort, Dorothy Holcombe,
and Rose Mary Maynard.
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eA Mystery of He HorkU Evergades
ALLEN E ivAY cr
WALTER MILLER
BURIED TREASURE
Millions of it! ..In silver dol
lars! ..Minted in 1804! Covet
ed by a band of rascally ad
enturera and sought by the
U. S. Government whose pro
perty it is!
That's the core of the story of
"SUNKEN SILVER"
a thrilling serial drama mad
for every life-loving human be
ing who enjoys motion pictures
with a "kick."
Bryan Portrait In Gallery.
A large portrait of William Jen
nings Bryan, painted in 1902 by J.
Laurie Wallace of Omaha, has been
given to the University by a citisen
of Lincoln and placed in the art gal
lery on the second floor of the library
building. The picture represents the
Commoner in his prime and is an un
usually satisfying portrait.
Interesting Biographical Work.
A collection of recent biographi
cal works haa been placed on the
home-reading shelves of the Univer
sity library to attract the attention
of students t3 such books for out
side reading.
Returns From Vacation.
Miss Margaret Hughes, assistant
director of the Teachers Placement
bureau, will resume her work the
last of this week after a three-week
vacation.
Peru Instructor Come Hera.
L. J. Gilkeson, former director of
teacher training work at Peru State
Normal school, has been appointed
instructor in normal training at the
Teachers College high school of the
University.
Tenors and Basses
Wanted for
Lincoln A Cappella Choir
Apply to John M. Rosborough, Conductor
or Phone B1392
VeR Wills
$2.95
A myriad of
Scarfs to be
worn in a myriad
of ways, $2.95.
The foremost one
so laughingly
colored wears a
loop or bow at
the shoulder.
The Suit Scarf
The long silk Scarf
to peep between la
pels is very import
ant in the tailored
suit scene and
should be glorious;
perkily striped, dot
ted, checked or
shaded.
StocklFashion
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UNIVERSITY PL A YERS
present
"THE GOOSE HANGS HIGH"
A thrilling story of American home life, a conflict between the
older and younger generations in which the younger is victor.
Season ticket, Evening $4.00. Saturday Matinee $3.00. Plays
arranged so as not to conflict with School events.
October 8, 9, 10.
Seats on sale at Ross P. Curtice Co.
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Wound about the
throat once, then
folded over loose
ly, the Scarf that
ties stock fashion
will give a tailor
ed accent to any
slim frock. Gay
in pattern, it is
very flattering.
Quite Childlike
Annabelle, when
she wants to look
pars i c u 1 a r 1 y
yothful and de
mure, wears a
neckerchief ibib-
fashion. She
knows how it
helps to magnify
her cheerfulness.
You Teally need several Scarfs
and I know you'll be able to find
the one you want at Rudge &
Guenzel's. I'll shop with you if
you so desire.
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Thurs. - Fri. - Sat.
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procbiiticn of his own
AILEEtf PRINGLE
Cfi)lWRf TEAR.LE
Fi.atTf hj WALDEMAR YOUNG
YOU haven't been
thrilled until you've
k this sensational pio
tore exposing spiritualism,
mncBL table farmings 1
Amazing revelations oi
how the wealthy are
fleeced by fake mediums )
And the stirring romance
of a girl impostor and her
struggle for regeneration.
see rn
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SHOWS AT 1-3-S-7-9 P. M.
MAT. 2Sc NITE 40c
LYEIC, THIS WEEK
A DAZZLING FEATURE
A Varied Program ei Good Entertainment
Cecil RDeMille'
present
La
J ETTA COUDAL
NOAH BERRY
Directed by Paul Shane
M aT
RELEASED BY
PRODUCE KS DISTRIBUtlNir. COKPORATIOR
A Delifhtful Camedr
"All-A-Board"
Based on the stories br Mabel Her- i
" bert Uraer
"THE MARRIED LIFE OF
HELEN AND WARREN"
VISUALIZED
NEWS WEEKLY
A Beautiful Travel
"MY OWN
CAROLINA"
Will Interest AU
ON THE STAGE
The Astounding Trio
THREE
MELVIN BROS.
Peerless Entertainers
EARNEST HARRISONS
LYRIC ORCHESTRA
Mrs. Majr M. Mills Playing the
Wuriitzer
SHOWS AT 1, 3, S. 7. 9
Mats. 25c Nile 40c Chi! 10c
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DHIl'.OHII' I. "'Jli!- P Ii'
THE S
KOIIMAN
ALL THIS WEEK
FUN AND THRILLS
THE STRANGEST STORY OF ROMANCE AND
ADVENTURE EVER SCREENED.
PATSY J-hfjM
; MILLER H 'ltW
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Also The Second Comedr the Series
"The Adventures of Mazie"
News and Cartoons
EXTRA THRUS.FRL SAT.
The Last Chapter el
"PLAY BALL"
P. C. N. RICHARDS and D. F. EASTERDAY, Organists.
Shows 1, 3. S, 7, 9. Mat. 20c. Nit 2Sc Chil. 10c