miNPAY. OCTOBER 7, 1928
THREE
THE DAILY ISEBRASKAN.
LER0SS1GN0LTS NEW
BOOK IS PUBLISHED
-The Beauport Road' Is
Third Work by Dean of
Bizad College
innouncrmenf ' ppu made
"T'b ok "f short stork's. "The
n ,,, t Road." is off the press.
2?"h ItVauTort Kernel" Is Doctor
, linsfliK'iol's third book of nov
;'' pb and contains nine stories
f ' Fren'h Canadian life, four of
"h. 'h were previously published in
UP Stories of Quebec."
T maid G. French, of the firm
r McClelland and Stewart. Tor
It'o publishers, says of the book:
"V,, Inimitable stories of
,,' nch Canada are pervaded with
,intnfs of humor and give an
ff.e'picture of the lives of the
,'ile their joys and sorrows,
,hrir rivalries, their courage, their
devotion to duty.
ThrouBh these pages we
gllmpso thfl 'ir(1 horrors of the
JESS.
Beb Daniels
In
TAKE ME
HOME"
EL
iiwl
1 Bt? rs
I 1 XvOT-. ON TM 8TAOB
!S mlPt ORPWBUM CIRCUIT
Jf l A HIADUNI
III
Lincoln's First Talkie!
li For ths Fint Tims You Can
IJ HEAR That hiring Marvtl.
OK NKW YORK NKJHT I .IKK.
DOLORES
IN
"Tenderloin
A Warner Prna Ytlaphone Plrmr.
with CONRAD NAQEL
You HKAR the art or t
prak in the teitur
quenm of 'Tenderloin."
You HKAR the oav vabi
rrt to Sew York. u
hear the police rind.'
The living ncrren now
give you eye and ear fcii-
t.rtnlnmcnt.
ALSO
FOX MOVieTONE NIWI
rialto
1 Homi -' -a
howa
1-35-7-
Mt. ?5e
Ev. M)c
Mai im-fi
afl avoUl Ilia
y. mil riic
C.'rowd:
RICHARD DIX In
A Story of the
loup garou; we find bold piracy
flaunting; the shores of the quiet
habitat; we meet with the pathos
and humor of the lives of the
people of the Beauport Hoad and
community. 'The Deauport Road"
will take Its place for fidelity of
portraiture along with the now
dacslc 'Chez Nous'."
Dean LeRosslgnol s book was Il
lustrated by Franz Johnston, one
of the leading artists of Canada.
It. will be reviewed In the near
future, the writer said.
RACES SLATED
FOR WEDNESDAY
Hare and bgund races will be
run Wednesday of this week In
stead or Tuesday as they were last
week. Hereafter the races will al
ternate each week on Tuesday and
Wednesday just as was done last
year. This arrangement makes It
possible Tor more men to take part,
in the races because they (It Into
their rerlfation hours better.
All men must be ready to go at
4: HO, Coach Schulte announced.
They will also have to provide for
their own transportation. Phi
Kappa took the lead In the first
rare which was held last Tuesday.
CHAS.
BENNINGTON
Lata Star af "Oaaraat Enemy"
and Hla
N. Y. Newsboy. Har
monica Band
"Art' and Hii Rhythm
Rajahs
lulltld BV
MarJoHe Way. Veeafla
.MIVI-TB MKI,0-lR AM A
COSTELLO
Plcturea
Comlngl
"Wlnga
"TNt Lion and
'Tha l"fllna
Fool"
WEEK
"WAnWiNu , UP"
Woild'i Sri.
MEElIT
AHEND KFAB PARTY
Play by Play Report Comes
By Leased Wire Direct
From Ames Field
More than six t.uiufreri Nebraska
football fans attended Kl'AB's ra
dio party given yesterday ' after
noon in the coliseum, where a play
by play account, of the Ames-Nebraska
football game was broad
casted. The report- of the game came to
Lincoln by a specially leased wire
and the reports were announced
thru the public address system of
the collreum to the crowd.
Before and during the game, Ne
braska yells, led by Chick Uox,
cheer king, were broadcasted. A
small band, led by William Quick,
It O. T. 0. band leader added in
the entertainment of the crowd, as
well as helplngwlth the cheers.
A score board, with the lineups,
position of the ball on the field,
and the score by quarters was on
the stage, keeping the crowd fully
Informed as to the progress of the
game, and who was playing. Carl
Olson was In charge of the board.
OHANCELORL HOLDS
FACULTY RECEPTION
Cunt limed From Pajre I.
I"r. and Mrs. J. I). Brown, Dr. and
Mrs. J. P. Senning, Dr. Louise
GOLDEN
OILDA!
She daxtlei
Anewl
Gray
In
'The
Devil
Dancer'
A t.'nlte.l
Artlat. Pic
ture
with
Cllva reoki
Beautiful, vi
brant, (he will
hold you with
her perform -anea
aa the
'Derive Vlrrln'
of the myite
rloua cult!
ADDED
'The Terrible People'
Tha Maater Thrlllar
NKW8 COMEDY
COLONIAL
THIS WEEK .
IfioVe I. , , 7. -Mall.
10-lCe, r. 10-tSc
A
PublH
Theatre
ITUneattire
Mon. Tne. Wed.
Richard Barthelmess
'THE PATENT
LEATHER KID"
A faat picture that aatlalaa tha
World' atarnal lon1n for Uo-
Thurs. Fri. Ssk
Geo. Sidney
PaUy Ruth Miller
In
"We Americans"
A rraat human Drama that will
hold you apellhound In Oif conflict
of human amo'fona.
X2U4i U D ESQ: BlffiAl
II M Tk. II
i In Gordon ;
A .,'.:.- ;.-, jr. iik
r A j fir" ,
it other i-ove"V. tT Tm Ir:?. l f
Brother Love 1 pirtur I .
Sweetheart Love "Sg ;
I 1 Maroaret Minn, Jama. Hell, Or0 Maaktr., JT I V i
",rg,r" Charlea Morion. fcJ 1 " ;
Borrows That WU1 Tuy Your
Very Heart Strinffs!
More Powerful Than -Over the HUl"
iORPHEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA
! ' i. L. Bonner, Conductor
PATH E NEWS
Ona mi the
.EXT WEEK: LON CHANtY
Pounds, Dr. and Mrs. C. CI. Lowe,
1'rofessor and Mrs. W. H. Brokaw,
I'rol'essor and Mrs. L. 10. Aylsworth
Dr. and Mrs. Georgn L. I'eltler, and
Mrs. C. VV. Smith. Mrs. Hutton
Webster, Mrs. IJ. II. Kryo, Miss Wi
nona PVrry and Mrs. Arthur Ander
son invited the nufsis iuio the din
ing room, over which Mrs. V. L.
Hollisttu- and Miss Grace Morton
presided. During the first hour Mrs.
Samuel Avery, Mrs. 10. H. Darhour,
Mrs. G. H. Doane and Miss Clara
Conklln served. They were assisted
by Mi.-;8 Kvflyn Melzger, Mlas
Saunders, Mrs. W. H. Adolph, Mrs.
Harold Huliz, Miss Agnes Herrlck,
Mrs. 11. G. Lehman, Mrs. Don Whe
lau and Miss Gertrude Kincald.
Presiding at the table during the
second hour were Mrs. K. L. Hin
nian, Miss Laura Pfeii'ler, Mrs. C.
II. tlldliUl'er and Mrs. Johu Almj'.
They were assisted by Mrs. W. J.
Mlmmell, Mrs. Norma Green, Miss
Murjorh? C'lark, Miss Mary Mason,
Mrs. D. A. Worcester, Mrs. John
Polk and Mrs. H. C. Coch.
HOOVKK CLl Ii IS
ORGANIZED HERE
William l Matscbullat or Platts
moulh, Neb., junior in the law col
lere, and Miss Mary ("liaiiKrosso,
Omaha, were elerted president and
vice president, respectively of the
rniversity ' of Nebraska Hoover
Curtis club In its (iist meeting at
Social Science hall Friday night..
S. It. McKelvie, chairman of thft
Nebraska 1 Ioover-L'url is dubs, said
that everyone should make the
proper start In fulilliim; his poli
tical duties, for mistake made are
not easily remedied.
Monte Munn. vice chairmau of
the oiKani.atiim, in short talk
compared the iwo political candi
dates, lie pointed out ihai Herbert
Hoover Is a university graduate
and fully prepared to be chief ex
ecutive. John Clark Ketchuni, Michigan
senator. Is to address the club at
an open nieetitiK at. the Lincoln
l.otel at 8 p. m. Saturday.
MISS APPLEBY
GOES TO INDIA
As ono of the six college dele
gates from the United Slates, Miss
Krina Appleby left Friday for New
York City from where she will sail
on Hie Olympic October 13 for My
sore, India. Miss Appleby will at
tend the general committee meet
in i? of t lie World Student Christian
federation to be held in Mysore,
India, beginning December 1.
Cabinet members of the Y. W.
C. A. entertained Wednesday eve
ning af the University Club for
Miss Appleby, before her de
parture for India.
i THIRTY FILE FOR
CANDIDACIES IN
FALL ELECTION
Continued From l'tig 1.
Kappa I'si fraternity. He was a
promising freshman track perfor
mer last season, and is a member
or the Y. M. C. A. cabinet.
Morris Fisher, Lincoln, was a
member of the freshman basket
ball and football squads, active in
Y. M. C. A. work, and was prom
inent in Lincoln high school. He is
a member of Phi Sigma Kappa
fraternity.
Hetty WnlqtilRt Is chairman of
freshman activities, was on the
Cornhusker staff last year, is on
the A. W. S. Hoard, and Is the
Assistant Fraternity editor this
year. She is a member of the
Kappa Kappa Gamma and her
home is In Hastings.
Don Carlson, Cheyenne. Wyom
ing. Is a member of the University
Glee Club, was vice-president of
the freshman class last semester,
was on the "N" book staff, and has
been doing reportoria) work on
The Daily Nebraslian. He is a
member of Alpha Sigma Phi frat
ernity. Wendell Grot he, Is the fifth ap
plicant for the highest office of
the sophomore class. He resides
In Lincoln and Is a sophomore in
Ihe College of Huslues Adminis
tration. Fraahman Preiidency l Coveted
Freshman presidency seems to
b a coveted office with eight ap
plicants filing for that office. This
will be the most hotly contested
ballot, as no other office has
REVIEW
Pbll Thaalera
IN "WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS"
II
proved so popular with the student
politicians.
Two students have entered their
names as possible candidates for
the Senior-Woman-At-Large. They
are: Clara Olson and Mary Eliza
beth Thornton.
Clara Olson tar president of the
PI Lambda Theta, and was on the
Junior-Senior Prom committee.
Her home la In Lincoln.
Mary Elizabeth Thornton Is an
assistant news editor of the Daily
Nebraskan, and was on the Junior
Senior Prom committee of lkst
year. She Is a member of Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority and her
home Is In Lincoln.
Four File for Colonel
Honorary Colonel brought forth
the usual number of filings, with
four in the contest and with a pos
sibility of two others being eli
gible. Eligibility of Caroline Dodge
and Lorma Hawkins has not been
determined definitely as yet, as the
list coming from the registrar's of
fice failed to give adequate infor-:
matlon on these two candidates.
There Is every possibility, how-,
ever, that they will be officially
named on the ballots. 1
Ruth Paker, Lincoln, was the
Junior attendant to the May '
Queen, is a member of the Y. W. !
C. A., and the Alpha Phi sorority, j
Irene Davtes is associate editor
of the Cornhusker, member of the !
Student. Council, member of 6taff ;
of N book and of Varsity Party !
committee. She Is also a member
of the V, W. C. A. and her home
Is in Lincoln.
Marvel Cathcart Is a member of
Alpha XI Delia and the Kindergarten-Primary
dub. Her borne Is In
Lincoln.
Edna Charlton, of Norfolk, is a
member of Kappa Kappa Gamma j
norority. Is ' In the Kosmet Klub j
chorus and Ih a Tassel. i
i
STAFF OF YEAR i
BOOK ANNOUNCED
Continued From Jae 1. I
Thomas, business manager, it w
be announced later this week.
The complete roster lor the edi
torial staff of the 1929 Cornhusker
Is as follows:
Editor-in-chief: William C. Mem !
zer, Jr. '
Managing Editors: Gordon Lai-i
son, Arthur Bailey. j
Associate Editors: Margaret La I
velle, Harl Andersen. Ralph Raikes, j
Joyce Ayres, Irene Davles, Cliff K !
Sandahl, Julia Rider.
Assistant Ma naming Kd.lon. .lam, j
T.attA. I.owoll i.'. ImvlB. Albert w an
l.cMer Lohtneyftr. Walter '1. Daker. Ku i
tune W. Hurilto. Htorney I ay.
Fraternity Rdltnra.
Prat emit y Editor : Dnuylfia T;nunr
mm; axFintii n;s, DMty Wnhlqu:et, Krn
uetli Oaniinlll, lierr Hdgfs, I ton i'ml
son, Marshall Iiif rnm, Ed Crow ly
Prank Mock lor, N'chI Bailey, Jet oni'i
BiHhop.
Horority Kd'tor: PaulInA Bllon; ansiat
anta, Ruth lloberta, B ity Kvana, Mary
MorifAii, tlott v Cruft. Georgia Beivar,
Muxme Hill, Plo Krlry.
Athletic Eilltora: Jack Elliot, Gflorgc
Hoalny, Joe O'Furi.
AdniiulHtratlon Ktlitor : Elton p. J.
Pee; BrS.slfctant, Mary Jane Plnkfrton.
Photugrnnhy Editor: L. P. Otradovky:
HHR.NiaTil, Harold HullinKtvortli ; nap
Hhot rditora: Joe Stein, I 'avid H: odke .
tit ihul, Honimer, Nf arjorle Hyde. Evoly n
S.rnpnun, Huth CJregory, Howard iard
nrr, I.. W, Cook. Iceland Mftf-er, Elhert
Hinitli. Wayne Anderson. Jraphler Portf.
A Bistant on Junlor-Hcnlur at a t f ;
Heltn Rrhwieirer, Iorra Weatherby.
Jane henhoff, Mart her Brlnkerhof f, J,u
cille Conrad, T'niorhy Tow.
Publicity Editors; Bill McCUtry, Ray
Murray.
Military Editor: N'eal Bailey.
Knffiavlni? Editor: Elwin Pnulkner Jr.
Studio Editor: Helen Orlffia.
I'i'llcft ilanager: Vlrg-inta Gulherle.
Office AMtlfttanle.
Sr enogra ph-r: Ann Bulwnan ; typlat s,
Helen Ri-e. .To.-enhiiie Walker. Jan
Snott. Bcity Kimltvrlv, lrjflnia Proaro.
Pef WinklMr. Jant-t Keeva. Paul White.
Marjnrifi Carter. Alice l-e Hhod, .
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