1928.
THE DAILY NKBRASKAN.
TURK.
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SUNDAY, OCTOHKH II,
CANDLE SERVICES ARE
SCHEDULED TUESDAY
Formal Y. w. initiation
Is Impressive ana an
Honored Tradition
,. annual hiiiIIh MkIiHiik Ser
of t ho Y. W. V. A. will bp held
i. .. uni'i rii nil T iijw.
during I"1, -
a i 'Kllcii Mniui nun. . very
k clilV
riiulll'es
will constitute a fonniil in-
i no
on-
!..,. 1 . I
vlalin into Hip V W. C. A. 1
n,H,iim: of th.' randies Is an h
,..( IliKIIIIUll ni
Reverend l'anl Calhoun ol th.
I'ii'sl rieshylcrlan church will jrive
, ,. address. The subject of which
t' i yd been announced. The
J,;,,, uie will be led by Marjorle
snirdrvani. vice-president of Hi.- Y.
W ' A.
uii'ls are required In till out
i.w membership blanks lltM year
Cadet Officers Must
Choose Sponsors Soon
Announcement, wan nmdo yes
terday by Lieutenant Colonel F.
!'. Jewett to the el feet that all
It. O. T. C. commanders must
Hun lit the names of their spou
Bora prior to November 16, 1928.
'I'lie lieutenant colonel, majors
and mi plains must submit the
I lie names of llielr sponsors lo
the military department prior to
November 15. No one. ran be
designated as a sponsor until
she has met Hie scholastic re
quiretiienls of the University.
The irKimenlal sponsor, decid
ed last weey by popular ballot,
will not bo announced unlil the
Military Hall on the evening of
Iieeeinber 7.
whether or not I hey have belonged
before. This has been fcnuid neces
sary, owing io the adoption ol a
new purpose ibis year by the na
tional V. W ( A. All' girl,! who
have not filled on l membership
cards ihis year, and wish to do so
may procure the mat Hie Y. V. C.
A. office ai Kllen Smith Hall.
BKUK'X in tho rliorus now ! She Hancr
herself away ahead of any picture
Mile's ever made! Mill the lovable, loving
Hebe, she displays a few new talents in
the art of acting.
BEES DANIELS
IN
"Take Me Home"
A Paramount Picture
with NEIL HAMILTON
VAUDEVILLE
3:00 7:00 9:00
MACK & STANTON
In "HOME SWEET HOME"
LAUREN Si LADAEE
PLAYING AROUND WITH "MOOSIC"
BEEHEE & RUBYATTE
Athletes That Ar Different.
'ART" ANDRHYTHM JAJAHS
LINCOLN THEATRE NEWS PICTURES
NEBRASKA-MONTANA FOOTBALL GAME.
6how 1-S-5-7-9. jjrj
NEXT ""-J-
WEEK
Arthur Obcrfelder Began
Musical Career. After
Graduation
Arthur M. Oberleld"r. under
w hose management Calli Curcl w ill
present her concert at the tiniver
sit y Coili.-.eum. is an alumnus ot
llin L'ni erslty of N'i braskn, and
was very active in sellout affairs
when he attended the 1'iiiver.sily.
Mr. Obert'eldei ol Sidney, Ne
braska, begun his activities at. the
University dm-ing his freshman
year, when he was vice-president ol
Ills class. Throughout his '-ollct;-yoars,
Mr. Ol.eiielder was active in
debate work, and was a member of
Delia Sigma Kho: uaiioual forensic
honorary debate fraleriiily. ),. was
a member of the Inter-C jllegiate
debating learn of the I'nivi'isiiy of
Nebraska. He was also a member
of the I'hi Alpha Tan frMei uiiy.
Inning his junior year. Mr. ( tlx r
felder was elected president of the
class.
Was Chautauqua Manager.
Immediately upon hi- i.-raduaiion
from college,' Mr. Obeftehir,- ir.ni
his work in liie i,iii-:.ai 1 1 ? . lie
v. as at JIih head of ;irioiM i hautau
'Ilia circuits, am.' was ai .ne lime
uu.nager of the liocky Mnuniain
liedpath-Horner Chautauqug sys
tem. Mr. Oberfelder now has a musi
cal office of his own, and through
this, lie Is bringing lalll-Curci lo
the I'niversity of Nebraska. His
work is mainly coneentraied to the
middle west at present. 1'nder his
management, .Madame Curd pre
sented concerts in Minneapolis,
Kansas City, l'eorin, and many
other cities. Ii was - through Mr.
Oln vlVlder thai Judge lien Lindsay
gave his series of speeches about
companion!'! e. marriage last year.
Mats. IOi-IIc
Ev. 10c-90c.
4 Publir Theatre.
PLASTERED IN
PARIS
mm iran
m m urn
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I ft L B N C tL N !
PUBLIX
MOVIETONE PRESENTATION
This week, at the Kiallo. yon
hear ttie entire show, news,
coined)- and fealnre! Hear the
roar of the crowds fit the
World' Series p;ame! Hear ihe
song from the stands! Hear
the alluring music !
tvr.
Up
Introducing Jean Arthur
He may have been h self
made star on I he Northp.- st
South Carolina Hcarrnts,
but when he joined liie
Hlg League, it look a
girl to make him.
HEAR!
K- ' '
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Is
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It i
THE FIRST SOUND COMEDY
"Scotch MacDuff"
A J'aramount rfiini-i' wllh
JACK DUFFY
SEE AND HEAR
Fox Movietone News
The News in Sound
"Hoover H.iiled in the South"
Old Rustic Will Fiddle for
Henry Ford"
"Lady Nancy Antor V Ivlt
Old Home"
Tiny Grandson Sl;!fce for Smith
Texae FctBall Tun Playe t
Wtlt Point
Showe 1, 3, 5. 7, 9
k W
H'i;r "f ffDuiifl od Talking rictur''.
NEXT
Anotlirr TaiklnQ Picture
THE Li ON A.iD ..IE MOUSE'
! H
Ijouisr I'ouiul Writes
I Yi-iixlicnl IScviews
Ai the reipiesl of liie editors.
Miss Louise found of ine deparl
inenl of I jii-'lish, has written book
reviews for several periodicals.
They are:
for Modei ii Language Notes: on
Crieg's "Li. si Leaves of Traditional
Song"; for die hook department of
the New York 1 1' raki-Tribune : on
finger's "hro'ii ier fallads," Rich
anb oil's "American Mountain
So';g.-" and I'ob'e's "Texas and
Sinn ii western Lore": for the Amer
ican Join mil ol folk Lore: on
I'Ucliclfs "folk lieliefs of the
Seiiiliern Wtrro." lOckstidun and
Sin;, ih' ' The Minstrelsy of Maine"
and Uickaby'.- "llallads and Songs
n the Sliaul;,'-l!oy." for I ho Valo
He view : Sanbiiig's "American
S'liiTir-'L.'." end Kcksironi and
S,m ill's "Minstrelsy of Maine."
I'i;r the Sai nr. lay Review of Liter
ature; ui Smiih's "Soinh Carolina
fallails." and White's "Tlie Negrc
and His Song."
CAPITOL
"MON., TUES. ArJD WED.
Dolores Del Rio and
Victor McLaolen
IN
"Loves of Carman"
A New Interpretation of
Prosper Merlmces
THURS., FRI. AND SAT.
Colleen Mcore
IN
"Happiness Ahead"
The morld's Most Popular Star In
a Story of Appeal and Charm
COLLINS TELLS OF
TRIP TO MONGOLIA
onl intifd I'rom I'liKe 1.
trouble in i he easl villi brigands
Rini .soldiers, which I belieie are
the same I hing, so it is of first ini-
; I'lirtance lo see that all permit h and
coiil'icis are m iierfect order and
jva'i'laieU by the right oifirials.
I Motor Cms Used.
! " I lie method of tran.-iorl was
I uniiMie. for l he first time In the
Ihi.-toiy of such work motor cars
employed. The mem ben or
i the epediiion were thought to be
Chilling Fun
Drama !
ALWAYS A
GOOD SHOW
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Karl Dane and George
K. Arthur
IN
"DETECTIVES"
A Landslide of Laughter
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Pola Negri and Warner
Baxter
"THREE SINNERS"
Here is Pola Negri at Her Best In
a Vitally Gripping Story
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
JACK HOLT
"THE VANISHING
PIONEER"
Conflict and Romance with the
American PloneTs In the
Desert West
"A THIEF
III IM DARK"
A ION' J'liTt'l:P!
A lifiihli'ii maiisinii a
km hit of ciri-us .siilehnw
i irinK.s-H prirl nlone in
tin- wuill with a Inrtune
in jeui-l lo i''it''''t n
Lev sin- f.ars.
THE TERRIBLE PEOPLE"
Master Thriller
NEWS
COMEDY
A I'l'LLIX THIOATKE
! Shows 1-3-5-7-9
M.it. 10c-15c tve. 10c-25c
t NEXT WEEK:
"STREETS CF SHANGHAI"
t
mad. In addition to themselves,
they had to arrange for the trans
portation of all their BupplleH, at;
they worn going Into a country
from which they would only be able
to obtain fresh meal. So a caravan
of Heveny-llve camels had to be
sent on two uToiiLhs before, curry
ing eighteen ions of equipment.
Ths su'iplies were packed in wood
en boxes with sliding tops so thai
;s they were emptied they could
be relilled with fossils."
One of the greatest finds of the
expedition, according to .Mr. Oof I
litis, was that of dinosaur eggs. Din- j
osatirs had been classed by the J
great naturalists of Europe and
America as reptiles. Reptiles, like
bird:!, always reproduce their kind
by laying eggs, but no one was sure
these enormous monsters of the
past had laid eggs, until some fos
sil !eclmcnts were found by a ;
member s of the Andrews party.
These fosnil eggs "are about elgit
inches long and seven Inches ii
circumference. They are In an ex
cellent state of pre.-ervation. Sonit
of the eggs have been crushed, bui
the pebblfd surface of the shell.--is
i'.r. perfect as if the eggs had
been 'laid yesterday instead of tel
million years ago..
News has come Unit ihe An
drews expedition, on ibis trip lo ,
Moneolin, has found a great (4111111
lily of Implements and ornaments,
revealing the culture of man during'
the 1 eriod beiween the early and
late stone ates. They hae also
found fosils never heard of before.
One of these fossil skeletons, Mr.
Andrews Is stated as saying, be
longed probably to the bigges'
mammal that ever lived on land, an ,
animal standing twenty-fhe teet '
high and weighing up lo twenty;
ion.-, with an upper arm bone, or
humerus, as thick as a man's body.
Ninety Cases o' Fossil. f
"This expedition of the Natural
llir.iorj museum," concluded Mr.
Collins in his radio talk, "has safe
ly completed another season's work
in .Mongolia, and once more has re
turned through the gate in the Ureal 1
Wall of China to I'ekinir wUli no 1
less than ninety cases of fossils.
On this occasion Mr. Andrew. 1.
seems to be hawng some difficulty )
in getting by wit 11 his fossils.
'Tonsil:! of all f.oris have a high
Classified Ads
Announcements
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l-'llli e.snVlli ( d nt tri'lil Jinr.-t
i. rii :i ill .Ml on. t.-nture viit(,i in,
! lie- touiilrv. I,ai'--t hvut t M"-tion of ;
;iny il'iily paprr In Nebrn?kri. 'JO.- tut
v. rk dully anil Sundav. Call Mr. l,cljr.
nsi((. -
Cars for Rent
I motui; ui"T comi'aw aoil'-tta our
1 l ontinu ii iiatrouaiip.
j Hf.Tvatlon8 licid unlll 7:10 V. M
; Time ihuii,'i only arter 7:00 P. M
Niff Konl ''hevroletfl anil liro Woi
Vilii's nt lowust rate? couaLneitl with
I jttiijtl wrvl'-e.
i f'ulilie I.luhill'y Insutiinin on all rat
! MitT'UI "IT 1 ilMIHVV 11C0 P
j lti e-t i A Iw.i v s on''"'. H-fi 8 1 y
j Lost and Found
! I.i is r --I'int tan u'ioi' in 'l'i.'iini. '.:''.?,:.
Paiilini' Hilnn. Hi-wiiril.
1 .1. S'r 1 1 1 a.-.sefl in Iirin - Ith iiru Htm . or
; r'" 1h1 S. li-n-f. leHmn 10 Xrlii itskati
I '::".
: l.i 1ST- A lait: k-niil IO kIii nw v nt.h.
I 1I0I1I H ti U1N1 l.dnrl. Kt-wiirit. T'Iioiih
Wlnttl. r s. Ii..,, o;fi. Ktlu.l Un ont. !
commercial value to the natives.
They are called 'drugon bones' and
when dissolved In acid and mixed
with a liberol quantity of supersti
tion, are of undoubted elllciencv as
a medicine tor every kind of ill
ness, from rheumatism to gun shot
wounds l'oroignei'3 often find it
impossible to obtain permission 10
examine some of the long worked
lOPSi) bods that for centuries have
ben bequeathed irom one gener
al ion to another.
"Howver, let us hope thai all
such difficulties have been settled
by now, and a few more days shall
see (he parly all salely back in
New York, and looking forward to
unp.icklnir and discussing their
treasures during the winter. We
out here in Ihe middle west are
only too keen to know all about the
f.-:til- they have brought back
from Mongolin."
SIGNALS!
ANOTHER SCORE FOR THE
GREAT AMERICAN LUNCH
liny 'I'm Hy thr Siclc
Hotel D'Hamburger
1161 "Q"
1718 "O"
the best haircuts
are at
Thompson Beauty
Parlor
B-2796 219 No. 12th
We Cater to
Student's Appetites
TASTY SANDWICH?
POTHTO FLAKES
RICH MALTED MILKS
FOUNTAIN DELICACIES
OF EVERY KIND.
M. W. DeWITT
SUCCESSORS TO
FILLER'S
resorption
harmacy
B4423 1545 "0"
UttC
ONE CENT SALE
COLLEGE BOOK STORE
300 Books
300 Books
FACING CAMPUS
and
FOR ONE WEEK
, 50c
Jc
COLLEGE
CLUB
ORCHESTRA
"Better Than Ever"
A Few Fridays Open
Oct. 19, 26, Nov. 9, 16, 23, Oec. 7
Ray Rice, 4120 Oewcy, Omaha
WE'RE
BRAGGIM'
That's what we are about that football team.
We're all stuck up to be associated with their
school. The Cornhuskers, 1928 model, are
THERE!! Any argument?
and
Another Thing
We know we've got it what every student
needs a real, honest and truly Student Cafe!
A place where students gather for coffee, for
lunch, for dinner, for any old thing nt most
any old time.
Idyl Hour Cafe
7'rv Tfiosr Sunday Dinners 'I liey
Music (i to H
Studvnts' i.ntin I'lucr
ire ( treat!
Lincoln's liusy Store
Cor. Illh X- O St.
"77m- liest for Less"
?:'"' v;vr', '
-'i!-,-r.-- 'W
vA'rv$'
m
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A Greater Chaney
You've seen ( haney as a
crook. Now you Bee hini
as an arch-foe of crooks
Id ore of his most excit
ing performances. lie,
incidentally, loves a girl
hhe loves a crook- you'll
thrill at uhat happens!
IN
uWM!c tZz City Sleeps"
AS M. O. M. I'lC'TI'UB.
WITH
ANITA PACE MAE BUSCH
DETFCTIVKS, the underworld, thrill and a
gloilous romance. Ilerp is the real ''inside"
Rtoiy'of how New York plalnclot her.men batlle 'he
forced of crime by dy and by night.
ORPHEUM CONCERT ORCH. A. L. Bonner, Conductor.
( Path News
i SHOWS 1-5-7-S
Mw mmm
Comedy
MATS. 10c-35c. EVE. 10e-50e.
NEXT
A I l l;i,IX TUIJA'IKK
i: ill-It Yon SI roll r m '.t
"THE WtDDlNfr MARCH"
WEEK
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H Let Our Shining Expert Keep Your Shoes Spic And Span
n
featuring Style. Quality and Low Price Combined
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Luxurious furs trim these smart new Coats
that have been chosen by hashion as leaders for fall
iiiicl u'inler wear. Tnilored of ri'li lew !':ilni'". in tile shinies
of Win ami lilue. ns well as Jilack.
In the H ." . H ) jrrc,ui are some plainh tailnreil snrt
,Jfi ( 'oals without I'tir. These ( 'mils are ii sniled
for hctwceii season wear.
suw '
PRESSES
You will be pleasingly surprised by these two
low priced. groups. For here are dresses in every new
,stle cl't'eet ami lashioileil ol' UihiIs. satins. ereis. novelty
iiiaUlials. ec.. in one and two-piece styles. All sizes from
14 in :.2 2.
Also our selection of Party Divsscs ai these prices
are unusual- with a cmnlly se' i-iion ol' white
dresses for luuVc work.
SO
IS
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