OCTOniCK 1928.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN.
three
qualifications, especially for stud
ents now registered In school, will
he discussed. '
The coniinii tee in charge prom
ises that the meeting will be short
and that it will not interfere with
evening eiiagi'iiienls.
SPRAGUE ISRRST IN
win, Garvey, Leger. Ktherton, T.
H. Uiaham snd Williams.
iltig Sinter 'Visiting Day
LITTLE SUNSHINE CAFE
n ill lie Held October 7
"Visit inn Sunilav'' will ha
Oxford Etiquette Women must !
not talk to men lu the streets of j
Oxford, and It seems that Oxford j
University women are breaching!
etiquette. More power to them,!
say co-eds lu the United States.
3 sponsored by members of the
PARI IN FIRST RALLY
1227 R Street
lltle Sister board, on October 7.
j I his atlalr is expected to bring
roftether all the Hip and i.tttin
JUST ACROSS THE CAMPUS
Bizad Group Holds First
Meeting Thursday to
Elect Officers
! Sisters. A fine program ts beftig
prepared by the board, all tht
Send-Off Is Given Huskers
Prior to Departure
members or the older organiza
tion should viRlt the I It Ho
isi.sters.
FRIDAY,
1MHE8MAN HEADS !
EXECUTJE COUNCIL!
nollClnX I IMIIliri limn,
was elected chairman of ih
n,n'd Kxeculive council, at I lit
meeting of the rear, held yes
Vriiv altornoon. Plans for the an
nual' VcroKnition convocation were
discussed,
p I! Hofferhor was appointed
d 0f the coniintitec to arrange
!!',ns for the convocation, which
l i'll ' be probably held Thursday.
,,.,0ber 11. Scholarships and Wil
lam COM keys will be awarded to
he ten freshmen of the lolleRe of
Business Administration, who re
ed the hiphest pia.les last year.
Jessie Stearns, '20, was elected
AND STILL
The Crowds
Continue to Come
And Marvel
At the 8th
Wonder of the
Age x
. mo 'etnna I f j
JA arodii.-tion r
Charles
" Frrel. f.
Janet VmiMarJ
Guynor '
Hear and See YvT
Fox Movlelon !
News iJVV)
' Attend tha Mat-- m afiiasl I
Inees and avoid the I
JUST J DAYS WORE
RIALTO I
secretary of the Council, and Idea
nor Paul, '2!, was chosen treasurer.
Miss Paul had the highest average.
In the college In her freshman and
sophomore years.
A prominent Lincoln business
man w ill be secured to Rive the rec
ognition convocation address. Thtf
convocation will probably be held
in Social Sciences auditorium.
KOCH IS 10 SPEAK
SHOWS 1, S. 5. 7. 9
siLiy 3
fLPgci Left
Ih3t ft lo See
Tha Par
ftet motion
picture
Emil Jannings
IN
"The PATRIOT"
A Paramount Picture
With LEWIS STONE
JsnnlrKs Greatest Sinr
"The Way of All Keh"
AMKHI'-a S GRKATEPT ACTOR
AT HIS BEST!
ORPHEUM ORCHESTRA
Orpheum NOW
NOW
AN OUTSTANDING SHOW
BEAU
BROADWAY
An M-G-M Picture
With LEW CODY
VAUDEVILLE
LA BELLE POLA
AND COMPANY
WITH MONKEY BAN O
COOK Y OATMAN
"Dil'snator from Songland"
CERVO eY MORO
"Notes and Things"
"ART" I RHYTHM RAJAHS
;';",';
OO TO
THRILL
LAND
IV -. with
l "FLASH"
1. jf THE WONDER DOa
"SHADOWS OF THE NIQHT"
" M iJ-M Picture
'THE TERRIBLE PEOPLE"
MASTER THRILLER
NOW
COLONIAL
NOW
SHOWS AT-1, 3. S. T,
"ATS. 10c-1Bc NITE 10c-25c
CAPITOL
THEATIIE
Thurs. Fri. Sat
Charlie Chaplin
in
"The Circus"
jicJ1i'''"'" shew of mirth ha
'-l'a7,l'i'v, " melting o aaa.
University Professor Will
Give Talk at Fremont
This Morning
The 1928 session of the I lodge
County City and Rural Teachers'
Institute will convene In the high
school buildings at Fremont, Ne
braska, Friday morning, October 6.
at 8:30 o'clock. The Institute will
continue in session two days, and
all persons teaching In Dodge
county, or who expect to teach 1 his
year, are expected to be present.
I'r. H. C. Koch, of the University
of Nebraska Teachers college, will
substitute for President tiage, who
will be unable to attend the ses
sion. Or. Kock speaks Friday on
"The Deficiencies of High School
Graduates As Shown by Their
Karly Work in College."
Dr. V. H. Morton, principal of
the Teachers college high school,
will also take part In this session,
speaking on the problems of the
teachers In the high schools,
grades, and rural schools.
Lions Club Hears Martin
At Chamber of Commerce
O. K. Martin, of the College of
fiusiness dminlstratio.i. addressed
the I.lons club at its meeting,!
held at the Chamber of Commerce. I
T ll lii-iii a v 1
He declared that every business
man has a twofold social duty, one
being in doing his employees Jus
tice, and that he must treat th
community fairly in the matter of
the prices charged. This Is only
one phase of the responsibility thai
increased social consciousness has
laid on business, and people should
be slow in criticising, the speaker
I said. Credit for the growing socia'
I conscience he gave largely to the
I public schools and the civic clubs.
Music before the address was
; provided by Valereta Callen. vio
lin; Harriet Newens, 'cello, and
: Elaine McBeth. piano.
For Ames
NEW YELL INTRODUCED
,
More than BOO students of the
University of Nebraska met in
front of the Social Sciences build
ing yesterday afternoon to stage
the first football rally of the year.
The rally was held an a send-off for
the Husker football squad, which
left at midnight last night for
Ames.
The university band started off
the rally with school songs, with
the entire crowd singing. Charles
Dox, varsity cheerleader, led the
yells, and Introduced several new
cheers. Following the band. Corn Cobs,
and Tassels, the students paraded
to the Stadium where the squad
was going thru a light workout.
Cheers were given for Coach
Frnest TS. Bearg. "niue" How c" and
Elmer Holm, co-captains of the
team, and for every member of the
squad making the trip.
Schulte 'Feels Out' Track
Material in Thursday
Tryouts v
In (he first cross-country tryout
of the season slaged on the three-
mile cross-country course north of
the campus Thursday afternoon,
Robert Spraguo led a field of twenty-one
men to the tape In the com
paratively fast time of 15 minutes,
3.6 sect ids. Coach Henry V. '
Schulie. track mentor, was In '
charge of the race and declared he
was satisfied with the results, fol
lowing the event.
According to Couch Schulie the
race was held to "feel out" the
most outstanding material for the
varsity Coinhusker cross country
team this season. James Datie fin
ished second in the long run with
(irifin running in third place. The
nei peen men finished in the fol
lowing order: Cumimngs, Jamule-
) Six Reasons Why
! I
McKelvie, Munn Will Give i )
Initial Addresses of j
Organization j ;
ExGovertior Samuel R. McKelvie I
and Monte Munn will address the I )
first meeting of the University j
Hoover-Curtis club tonight at 7 I
o'clock In the Social Science audi- j
torlum. A short business meeting j
and the election of a president i
will also take place. !
The executive committee of the !
club consists of Merle Jones, I
George Johnson, I.ee Rankin, Mil- I
ton McGrew, and Squire Cassem.
This committee-was selected In an i
effort to secure a representative I
group of university students. j
McKelvie and Munn are both '
former University of Nebraska 1
students and will speak to the
meeting as chairman and vle
chairman, respectively, of the state
Hoover-Curtis club.
A large turnout of students is
desired by the committee. Voting
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Leopard. Ocelot ia
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A "hiking trip" that covered five
states and a province in Canada !
was made recently by a senior at
the University of Kentucky at the
expense of J9. He made the entire
tilp b catching auiomobile rides
and flew over Niagara Falls in an
airplane.
i According to a member of the
health department of the Univer
sity of Texas, the style in posture I
now in favor among co-eds is the!
"turtle nec k." The head is held for-
,ward and the chin tilled up as tar
: as possible.
Here Stands John, Jr.
lulih. .Ir . avnntpftnid Stlia
'I n i In- ilmn of Kllen S.nlth Hull
(Mi ThuriwlHv when Stll;t
rit In Hi'- A. W. S lex
l:m John. Jr.. hrnkp up ihe party
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