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NEWS FABLES REVIEW
Lincoln Symphony Orchestra
Wilbur Chnwwtlk Organist
SHOWS AT I, S, S, T,
MAT. 85c MTE 50c CH1L, 10c
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' MOORE & MECLEY
ORPHEUM ROAD SHOW
"TOY TOWN REVUE"
With Maria YeatcVs
CHICAGO STEPPERS
A Company of Twenty
HARRY GARLAND
The BlacMace Funster ia
"HERE'S THE IDEA"
L
DICK LUCKE
And His Syncopators Supreme
"ARCADIANS"
Featurinr tha Premiere Danseuse
MISS JANE SMITH
1.
ERMA DOROTHY
BEBAN aV MACK
In "Tea for Ton"
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ARCHIE GERTIE FALLS
A Few Hani Knock."
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NEWS COMEDY PICTURES
Thur, Fri, Sr "Sunk Silver"
B ABICH and tha ORCHESTRA
SHOWS AT t:30, 70 :00
on to the Lincoln Theatre
nwroriY express"
JAMES CUTE
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the plains. He's coaninf closer eack
day He'll be here Monday He'
the fearless here of
"THE PONY EXPRESS"
Paramount Pictures
A James Cruns Master Achievement
MON.
TUES
WED.
Rialto Theatre
Brinf Your Speck and Sea
William De Mille
PRODUCTION
"NEW BROOMS"
with
Bessie Love, Neil Hamilton
and Phyllis Haver
Comedy, News, Topics, Travel
Shows AT I, 3, S. 7,
MAT. 25c MTE 40c. CHIL. 10c.
COLONIAL JS
"WITHOUT MERCY"
A Bif Program the Whole Family
Will Enjoy
An Abeorbinf Dram with
VERAREYNOLDS
"The Adventure of Maxie"
Thrills and Laurbter
"SHEIKS OF BAGDAD"
A Rollicking Comedy
EXTRA THUR., FRI., SAT.
THE ACE OF SPADES"
Shows AT 1, S, S, 7,
LYRIC
ALL
THIS WEEK
Another Bif Double Bill of
Real Entertainment
REX BEACH'S
Thrilling Romance
"The Goose Woman"
Olhrr Entertaining Pictures
ON THE STAGE
SYNCOPATED SEVEN
Peerless Colored Entertainer
Harrison's Lyric Orchestra
Mrs. May M. Mills. Organist
SHOWS AT I, ,,.
Orpheum-Tues. Nite
CURTAIN AT 8:20
Portia
Mansfield
Dancers
In Their Vivid and Colorful
"DANCE CONCERT"
Acclaimed as the Most Original
and Brilliant Danes Organisation
PRICES SI, l.SO, 2. SEATS NOW
OrpheumyQct26-7
THE DUNCAN SISTERS
Musical Comedy Cla
SSIC
with the
lnlmltahU Young ConseUenne
MARVELL & THELMA
WHITE
Aa a Superb Cast including
Jules THE WALTONS Joat
Incomparabl Comedv Charlestons
PRICES SI, ,1.80, $2, $2M, plus tan
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DESCRIBES FINDING
OF SINGING MOUSE
Dr. Powers Say. Curious Animal Sitt
On Haunches and Makes Noise
Lilca Cricket
A singing mouse is the latest rnr.
ious discovery In "animaldom." Dr.
Edwin B. Powers, who was professor
in me department of toology in Neb
raska in the year 1922-23 describes
the strange animal in the forthcom
ing number of the Journal of Ma
mmalogy.
The animal was found, according
to Dr. Powers by his friend, Dr. Mor
gan. The former had been troubled
by a curiuos noise which thmxrh at.
tributed to a leaky radiator valve.
upon investigation, was found to be
coming from a waste paper basket.
When he shook the basket, a mouse
ran out and Dr. Morgan gave chase.
When the mouse was not movine.
it would sit on its haunches and sing,
even under the excitement of the
chase. Its singing was similar to
the noise of a cricket but much more
continuous. The mouse was injured
in the capture and died the next day
despite efforts to keep it alive for
further investigation. A naturalist
identified the musical mouse as the
common variety of house mouse.
TO OFFER PACKING COURSE
Extension Division Will Co-operate
With Institute of Packers
Evening courses in the meat pack
ing industry will be offered in Om
aha, beginning October 28, by the
University Extension division in co
operation with Omaha packing com
panies and the Institute of American
Meat Packers.
The courses will be arranged by a
joint administrative committee com
posed of: representing the Univer
sity of Nebraska Hen. John R,
Webster, regent; Dean J. E. Le
Rossignol, College of Business Ad
ministration; Prof. H. J. Gramlich,
College of Agriculture; Prof. A. A.
Reed, University Extension division;
representing the Omaha packers
C. A. Cushman, manager Swift &
Co; Wm. Diesing, manager Cudahy
Packing Co.; E. D. Waterbury, man
ager Armour & Co.; W. F. Price, of
the Dold Packing Co; representing
the American Institute of Meat Pack
ers Ralph H. Hess, director of de
partment of industrial education.
The officers of instruction will be
Edwin S. Waterbury, general mana
ger Armour & Co.; H. J. Gramlich,
professor of animal husbandry, of
the University of Nebraska; and W.
J. Loeffel, associate professor of
animal husbandry. University of Ne
braska. All classes will be held from 6 to
fi o'clock, in the Armour general of
fices, Thirtieth and Q streets, South
Side, Omaha. A series of fourteen
lectures on "Pork Operations will
be given beginning October 28; and
a series on "Live Stock Production
and Marketing" will be given begin
ning February 10, 1926.
ADD EXTENSION DIRECTOR
Anna M. Cameron in Charge of New
Extension Service Work
To meet the developing needs of
the state, the extension division, un
der the direction of Prof. A. A. Reed,
has added the service of of an in
structor in social work. Miss Anna
M. Cameron will have direct charge
of the service.
This department has been estab
lished to solve the problem arising
out of the increasing demands made
in public spirited volunteers, as doc
tors, teachers, and public officials,
to cope with problems outside their
territory, the seriousness of which re
quire especial technique and skilL
The college of the City of New
York has included in its curriculum
the study of the game of golf. The
instructor is on the college faculty
with the rank of assistant professor.
Crew racing will be adding to tne
athletic program at the University of
Ohio if contemplated plans for dam-
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Healthful excrdae for the teeth
and a spur to digestion. A long
lasting refreshment, aoothing to
nerves and stomach.
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Exchanges
Oxford student who attend
dances are' fined five dollars apiece
The University of Kansas collected
more than $4,000 from student
dances last year.
There are fifty-nine Chinese stu
dents, including two women, enrolled
in the University of Wisconsin this
year.
Seniors in the engineering college
at the University of Kansas will
wear green jackets this year in honor
of their patron, Saint Patrick.
Ten scholarship rings are awarded
each year at the University of Cali
fornia to the freshmen students at
taining the highest scholarship.
The University of Indiana has in
augurated a series of victrola con
certs to be given throughout the
year featuring the great symphonies.
For the first time since Wisconsin
constructed her stadium all of the
tickets have been sold for a game, a
sell-out being made for the Michigan
game.
The Oklahoma Agricultural Col
lege has built a new glass-enclosed
press box in its grandstand for the
use of newspaper men attending the
football games.
The University of Colorado has a
unique "pep" organization called
"The Trail Blazers." The member
ship is now 500 and is considered the
peppiest organ ixstion of it kind.
The insignia is a special sweater and
cap, and the co-eds also have bright
scarfs.
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Most unusual, to
say the least, is
this gi sat offering
of superb new fur
trimrned winter
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On person out of every 138 of
the whole population of Nevada is
a full time student In the State University.
Two hundred and fifty were forced
to flee from the horticulture and for
estry building at Ohio State Univer
sity when an amonia pipe bursted.
The University Daily Kansan.
This year's Yale freshman class
will have a higher scholastic average
than any previous entering class.
About 500 students qualified to en
ter have not been admitted due to
limitation of numbers.
The first woman to receive the de
gree of Doctor of Science from Ox
ford University is Miss Annie Can
non, astronomer at the Harvard ob
servatory. She was awarded the de
gree this summer.
The University of Boston is the
only school in Ahe country which con
fers a Bachelor of Journalism de
gree to journalism students. Other
institutions grant an A. B. degree
for such work.
On October 30 the University of
North Carolina will hold its annual
"Cake Race." This is a cross coun
try run and to the first hundred win
ners goes a delicious cake, baked by
some of the Chapel Hill ladies who
co-operate each year in the unique
affair.
Members of the faculty at the Uni
versity of Oregon are protesting be
cause they are not allowed the priv
lege of becoming members of the As
sociated Students Organizations and
thereby receive reduced rates to ath
letic events. The Oregon "Emerald"
is taking op the question and back
ing the faculty in their protest.
For the second time on record in
Oklahoma, a girl is enrolled in the
college of engineering. Two othsr
members of this sex are studying to
be barristers, four are playing with
the pestle in the pharmacy labora
tory, ten are studying medicine and
ten others are preparing to enter
the business world. The Oklahoma
Daily.
. You can pnt on a corn roast
barbecue, weiner party, etc,
.V. anytime, anywhere with Saun
N 5er System can. A car for
five costs less than rail fare.
Glad to serve your bunch.
Coupes, Sedan or Ton ring.
SAUNDERS SYSTEM
239 North 11th St.
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MATERIALS
BOLIVIA, BROADCLOTH,
PETIT POINT, VELOUR, IM
PORTED TWEEDS, E TC.
with collars and trimmings of
rich furs including
Manchurian Wolf, Racoon,
Squirrel, Vicuna, Opossum, etc
Coats of Rarest
Charm
Shown in black and all of the beautiful colors
no much in vogue for fall and winter wear.
No matter how MUCH you may have planned
to invent in a new Coat, you owe it to you
si'lf to see this great group before you
purchase 1 GOLD'S Third Floor.
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with a Stetson is establishing a
lifetime habit.
STETSON HATS
Styled for young max
For
Farquhar's, Leon's Inc., Mayer
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P.oyal Derby. Tailored for us at Fashion
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Substantial worsted clothj shown in
Royal Derby and other Royal Park,
model v Tailored at Fashion Park.
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Latsch Brothers
will help Preserve
Your Eyesight!
no use "quituating" from
Nebraska on account of your
eyes giving out; no use even,
in so straining your sight
studying that you cant do op
tical justice to a pretty co-ed!
No indeed! Not when you can
buy a reading lamp for your
desk, that is scientifically con
structed to help you study
without eyestrain. With flex
ible or rigid standard?, and
green glass shades, they may
be had in many different
styles. Its Latsch Brothers,
too, for the man-size Sheaffer
Lifetime pens that are guar
anteed to stand hard use, and
even abuse!
The First Formal De
mands a Tuxedo from
Speier's, at only $25!
Ethlinda will clap her hands
with glee when you call for
her, and she sees you smartly
attired in one of these good
looking suits. There is nothing
cheap about them but the price,
you may be sure. Made up in
unfinished Herringbone weave,
or plain Vicuna, they have the
bold British silk-faced peak
lapel, and straight shoulder
line. Wear one of these "Tux"
from Speier's and you'll be a
eood subject for a picture in
Vanity Fair, illustrating "What
the Well-dressed chap chooses
for Formal Wear."
George Brothers
have the Hallowe'en
Decorations!
your party will be a riot of
color and fun if you choose
your decorations here! More
black cats, pumpkins, witches,
goblins and ghosts that you
can shake a stick at. The cut
est faors and noisemakers
the kind you haven't seen be
fore! Wall decorations, too,
and candlesticks, lanterns, and
nut cups. And by the way,
George Brothers are making
an unheard of price on puma
kin faces in quantity lots. Just
this once, too, you may reao
"Susie Smart" for she has
some news today from George
Brothers that will interest you
mightily.
Shoe Styles Match
Trouser Styles at
Mayer Brothers Co.
it is certainly a social error
to wear narrowtoed, tiijht
looking shoes in this day of
Er.gliKh style clothes! Campus
Beau Brummels choose thete
new shoes at Mayer Bros, to be
eminently correct. Oxfords
made on balloon lasts with
wide toes only semi-boxed.
(This makes 'em soft, but rot
easily dented.) Some of these
shoes have extra smart
touches like storm welt or
beveled edge soles, too.
Priced to fit every allowance
at 5, $6, $6.50, $7, 8, and
$10.
A Real Gruen Watch
for only $27.50 at
Boyd Jewelry Co.
drop in at this progressive
jewelry store across from
Gold's, if you really want to
ee a good looking watch! It's
the "Gruen Special" a thin
1 5-jewel-adjusU-d model in
ultra quality white gold. You
may cbo .e from 3 dial-styles:
engraved, with black or gold
numbers; or plain, with black
numbers. Ita the aort of watch
youH carry with pride, and it
is so dependable that you'll
never be late for a datfc! Eny
it on Eoyd'a clab plan, too a
small amount down, and the
balance in weekly or monthly
payments when the checks
from borne roll in!
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