w. Novr.Miirn u. ioo.
1 1 1 1: DMI.Y M nHSKN
TnnrCr
AI
padd'c Tennis Schedule Is
Announced: Games Will
Start Monday.
f,.r the paddle tenus
.it will fiMn ii'y. rim
ill t.t,4 Kl.ill.lBl
, 1 Contestant from earn
Njo h ,,'"n rr"nR'' m
. intmmurnl represent at I wit
masked l repoit t the Intra
oral offi'" h wr'h to Rfl ,!"
...ni rroupiur,.
it Ira" ,nr pra.lli ' required,
-order ,w ,or ,he,
.wrfi.wnt l1tlr tennis pmr. ;
' H (,v I!! scheduled l f.l-.
r j
Thursday. Nov. 14.
llk.joo lVlta .eta anil Magds-
lne LSbsack' k rt.
fi4 00 -lph lVltn IU. ;
Frirtay, Now. IV
i(W.J OA Alpha Delta Theta.
,e .sit ma Delta Tan and.
fhl Omega and Kapps'
Khpi'H 'Jsmma. '
Saturday. Nov. 16. !
11 00-12 1 Alpha n'1 Kappa j
rvit. j
i vl -Oft- lamina Ptit Feta.
I in ferial I'tlirt
To the Honored Quests
of Sigma Alpha fcpsilon
Wlteejarha It is h
command of Tt CtHph Pur.
; fkbar . . . th all attend. ng
a soiree held In the Hanging
Garden of hi palace, Tho La
hint J4t . . . , at th Hotel Lin.
coin on the ev of November
Sikttrnth .... shall b attired
in tie 0'iental Garb It
It reported that tuch garb are
becoming scare Tha
latest command of Tha Caliph
Punjab kb.tr tayt that . . . .
Foreign military, Chineie, Jap
anrie, Russian, Turkish, Hin
doo, Fgyptian or Arabian Garb
will b presentable But
he command that all be at
tired. . . . Ek phut ti.
All OCN FLGBAR,
Imperial Nabob.
tMi iMsm iiosrir.H. at omaiia n tisEs
STATE'S MOST IMrUUTAST CIlOr-llAtiiES
iiyiH"" iv.ta zeta.
If nrt' tpant cannot play a j
heiiuicJ. ti.ey art to report to the j
Iitrnmi.rn! office, or the gam will ;
h. forfeited. Th winner of each '
pnep If to participate In th Inter- ,
j-otp lounmmrni.
The tcirrtamcnt will bs run oft
tb following schedule, at tha
fpr courn in bitt k of Social Sci-
erra nan-
Monday, Nov. 18.
tKi-o.OO--Court 1 Gamma Fhl
lUta. team 4 vs. .V
iV.urt Units Polta I
I Vila, team fi vt. 1.
court 3--Dolta 7.ta,
lean 6 vk. t.
Yitrt 4 Alpha llla
Theta. Kam 2 vi 11.
5.00-K 00 I'nurt 1 Alpha XI Pal
la, team 2 vs. 8.
Court 2 -Alpha Dlta
Tm-tH, tenia 6 . 10.
Cuiirt 3-lv)ta Zeta.
ieaui 2 vs. 4.
'mirt 4 --IVlla Gamma,
team 1 va. 2.
Tuesday, Nov. 19. I
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NEBRASKA B Aft I C.
' BaMna are the moxt lravriant
'crop In Nrbiarka and here la a
) ;lunpave of a acor or mnr bhiea
, broucht Into tho world under the
auaplrea of tha ITniver-ity of Ne-
C.ixh Drnirt He port
I hut S ehruika V ill
I'lay Ktrttutky Tvunt
A report In Th Oally Ne
b'Stkan strdy stated that
h Nebraska alhletlo depart
ment wea negotiating with th
University of Kentucky for a
footb. H gam on th 1930 grid
Iron schedule. This report wa
denied by Herb Gish, athletic
director of Nebraska, as th
Husker y.r not considering
tl.e southern team for a gam
nest season.
Th report cam from th
southern school a they desired
to put the Husker en th 11)0
isle but that l a far a nego
tiation went for th athletlo
department wa not interested
In placing th Kentucky Col
onel on th Cornhusker foot
ball achedul.
K-KAGGIES WAIT FOR
McMillin Points Team for
All-Important Came In
Conference.
unrnniforabl ta Oinata write) r
mrmlirr the greet power hk-Ji K
hiaaka tee ma )y bava. Iowa
eMained tta -r on aa tauatkmal
and atralecte ( tf Ww-keT
rvans. din.lnuUv Kansas Btau
t).iairbk.
Wnih a defense against the)
" er' plaN-a whu h aim ays feey
lure Nebraska teatra. and afalnat
,' a new. menar In peuastn aitAAfc
whlrb ha coma to Lincoln wtrli
th adrent of Hthle aa head roarh.
I will ocr upv tha uaVr port Inn n
; Ui pru II. el-s this week. r-
klANHATTAN. Kaa - (iiven I utvlmi to CVch HcMUltn
week' le.tt from lbarduoMs 1
U.s1ness of playm fif Hi o,po- l --Ul-i Ivr Ur ftTTTxre
H urea it Slatii furrjr
THREE WATER POLO
TEAMS ARE BEATEN
nenta, ' Bn" Mi Mlllm'a gridnten
are Iron in out rou(b spots In
their puty. hljtng their time until
the Nebraska t't.rr buskere Invade
Aglevillo Nov. 23
While the K A fx Ire are re1tn
thi week, Uie Nebratiksji take em
li Oklahoma Sxinera. Al'hongb
hardly doped to do much lam)t
Aiiii( upon th mtfeetlon of
th last legislature the .Nebraska
leleiatlv reference) bureau In th
university library building la mak
ing an Improved list of past leg .
laun. 'I Ue urvey will go
to the first legislature In lkn. T
at l-incoln. the Un.leymen will j bureau win ninke a liat of the ad
1 4 IOO-6 0f Omit 1 hid ,
va 2.
hraska hnepltal at Omal.a. At rf
tam .,. intervala tha mothers bring
STUART
ROW
ui Ti.HiNa. aiNOiNa dajw-
IN0 CENI IN NATURAL
COLORS
; A C0UIIK
Mortals
ON TM BTAOa
ITU ART STAGE BAND
WITH
"Ksdio Jaoki and Queen"
fnOH STATION W PA-A. .
"Four High Hatterir
FAST QANCINO NOVELTY
"JOHNS and" MAblE
PSeilNTINa SO VEARS AOO
itusrt Symphony Orchestra
A. i. SABICH, Condi
SHOWS 1-S 7-11
MAT. 40 EVE 0 CHIL H
LOO I FtESERVEO BOo, 75o
Oxirt 2 -Delta 7ta. i
team 1 vs. 0.
'"ourt S-Oammn Phi
Prta. team 1 vn. 6.
'imrt 4 -Delta Zeta,
team 12 va. team 10
n.0O-5:ftO --Oirtjrt 1 Delta Zeta,
team 7 v. IS.
Court 2 -Alpha Phi.
team 1 va. 2.
Court 3 - Kappa Delta,
team 1 va. 2.
Court 4 Chi OmeRa.
team 1 va. 2.
There will be no tournament
ganws played on Wednesday be
cause of the Sports day program.
Thursday, Nov. 21.
4:00-3:00 -Court 1 - Alpha XI Del
ta, team 1 va. winner of
2 and 8.
Court 2 -Alpha Delta
Thcta. team 8 v. 9.
Court 4 Delta Delta
Delta, team 2 vs. 4.
8:00-6:00 Court 1 Alpha. Deita
PL Iran 1 vs. 8.
Court 2 Alpha Delta
Thcta, team 1 vs. 4.
Court 3 Delta Zeta,
team 6 vs. 11.
Court 4 Alpha Delta
PL team 2 va. 4.
k Diet f Laughter
H' both Stout and
Thiii. The
ILL TALKING
LAUGH RIOT
HAROLD
LLOYD
"WekornfDantfer"
1 iiMfirfi i
li'OWl 1 S -7-S
HT Jo Eve 600 CUM e
We A. A.
Intramurals
TOGETHER
Mary
Plckford
Douglas
Fairbanks
In
"Taming
c! the
Shrew
ORPHEUS
MAT STVE 60s CMIL 10s
Showing This Weak
RIALTO
R Booop of HU Life and
Hs Wu Accnaed of Murdfer'
EIG NEWS
wta
Robert Armstrong and
Carol Lombard
0nmed-jo This Mor-
"" Sound News
V Ive. Uc Ohlld. to
Shows l-t-e-7-S
All This Week
COLONIAL
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Cniversity of Kebrask
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BY JEAN RATH BURN.
Speedball seems to be the center
of attraction this week, if you can
consider broken noaea and mis
placed Jaws an attraction. Prac
tices are being held every after
noon this week. Be sura and come
armed with baseball catcher's
masks and g-ood strong cluba. Hob
nailed boots would also oe a great
asset and brass knuckles could lie
used to great advantage. Go as
far as you like, but use your own
judgement. The more you practice
thia the rougher you become, so
turn out for practices as often as
possible.
Tbe fight is on! At last we have
something to argue about. Tbe fur
is flying around the gym now. Tbe
weighty situation Is this: Shall th
majors coach their group Intra
mural teams and be allowedto
rtlav on the teama or shall they
!nnt ? Anwuv. after long hours
' of discussion we finally got around
to limiting the number of majors
to play in the speedball tourna
ment to two. If you only have one
major, it's too bad. Just your tough
luck, but don't try to put three or
four on the team it would be very
embarasHing to have to tell tbe
girls they weren't wanted oh,
very embarasBing! The question
before the house is very likely to
be settled one of tffeae days very
likely, but very improbable.
Every team that is ambitious
and brave enough to enter the
speeKiball tournamtent earns firty
points. The runner-up (if any of
them can last that long) "alo wtr.
fifty point.
Kvcry girl who has lived through
all the gams aDd Is on the toftiler
squad earns five points. All these
are group points. In addition
there's a whole mens of individual
points. It you can figure all these
out you deaerve the brass medal.
Each girl receives five points for
every hour sh practices. Here's
a humdinger of a sentence. Eac-fe
rirl earn fiv points for each
earn or an inter- rou, tourna
ment that sh participates in.
Phew' Figure that out! Twenty
five points to each girl who tries
out for s topwter team. Tber s a
few strings atuchod to this try
out, though. Tryout means that
she has managed to play In at
least baif of tbe game her group
has been scheduled for. and that
she has shown up for on n w
definite tryout periods schedule
Oct all that: One hundred points
are given each girl who makeir the ,
topsier team and play on half of
Uie topster tourament games, wea,
it you've managed to dtgrt ail
this; you r O. K. llle sdi:
lunt come oui aim y"j , -
wonder aVjut the points you re
earning-you might become a
state charge. Farewell 1
OVER FOURTH OF
MEN AT KANSAS
EARN Til OR WAY
LAWRENCE. Kn.. Nov
mn aa svomen stu-
ttrelT seJf-ripportirJg srlt.
'ptrrent cf the wnnl"L,
I Percent of the men In the m ver-
Uieir fXJIi'-S rnrmA ta
cent of the woman art employed ta
outside work.
In tbe Pretoria
Afrl-a. tt 1 not unroromon to aee
JUS. d stable, mad. of mar
U oeaxmt with s-sd,
tilled to have a iert n nun.brr of
pullrnta in coi Jmt with It
population The rrqitremrnt for
..immu.n la that the tiotlent m'lM
he too io..t o py 'or regular;
tremeii'. In Td.r that as much
rood may atoompltuhed aa poa-
tha Kibles bark to the hospital In cble with the avat'.aul.' f inna. ra-
nni iki (m ilnrinn mev rhivV iint in enei't-d to ry a sinnll
up on thalr development. 'charge for board and room, but
During tbe past year 8.000 pa 'many of them ar too poor to do
tlenta from all rarts of the state 'that. Were it not for thia ho.pitaJ
received free treatment at tha hrs-1 many patlen'a would simply have
pltal. m-hll 5 0H0 mom rame ln;to be left to d!e or leome unty
from day to day to receive treat- charge.
ment at th out-patient depart-1 There has been a Wig watting
ment Marvelous cures have been 'list In the past but s new wing, re
made, giving the institution a 'centlv completed, will double th
. - . j . l . ., I .w hnan'tnl There
repuiaiion inr nrj-rxj me roni inrn rnpiu nv u r --- I tte r,ol
v.. n.-,i rvi trArA .'1 Ho a anemia! drrarlmenl for '
VI J'V lr. ... ............. - - I "
leading phyatolan snd surgeons I mentr.l dloeanea, in the treatment
rlv their time free of charge ' of which much progress has been
the hospital In handling difficult . made
case and in aiding the regular the
Sia Eps. Siq Chls.
Xis Advance to Second
Round Wednesday.
Three mor fralerol'j v,atr H.io
tama advanced to th second
round of th tnter-fratemlty tour-lT
I nament In tha lant enast-m e flrf ,
round game staged laat nlghL
Plgroa Phi Epsllrm eliminated .
Uie Alpha Oamrrui Rho team 3 to
o in the opening gam of th eve-1 1
nlng. Tli Slg Ep counter came on ' I
a long tosa by Eggleston In the I ;
middle of th first half. The ball '
was thrown almost the lenrth of '
p rol lily keep th Comliuakera on
the Jump to win. This week of
rest should prove of advar'ag to
the Wlldra'a.
Th 3-2 vic tory last Saturday
over Iowa State via the drop-kick
riut with Orln Tarkwell. guard
frnm TV 1 1 1 1 rH Hi rc .9 tint- I h Wlrk.
Thet3!ing. waa hardly indicative of any'
j great strength In the K-Agglea.
' Tru. they wer playing under
wrap with Dana Plhle, head coach
of Nebraska, and hi team lu th
; etaiida. but atlll the margin of vlc-
. lory -aa small enough to be rather '
dreeae of aft llxing men wtto have
served In th egnlatur and i:i
also determma tha eat of th
deceased men wbn were st on
time a member of that body.
EAT at RECTOR'S
11 a. r m
-Thr StuArnti SforeM
Sigma Chi squeeaed out
4 dr.l.!nn over the Farm
a 5 to
House,
staff.
Each county
tn the state Is en-
I,.V riitttn- i winning counter coming in the
!e within recent e.ra. fitting
new wu.g h"1-;''y),hro.,rtl for a touch .L tba i
an appmnatlon for orer- ehjb
C a TTn 1
VOCATIONAL EXPERT
Ml VISIT CAMPUS
Gilbert Lovell Plans Sta,y
For Several Days to
Aid Students.
QUARTERLY HAS POETRY
Gilbert Lovell of New York
city, representing the board of
education of the Presbyterian
church as a student councillor
will visit the University of Ne
braska campus on Nov. 23, for a
stay of four or five days.
Mr. Lovell Is an expert on vo
cational guidance and will meet
students during his stay here to
assist them in their choice and de
cision as to their life work. Mr.
Lovell is a graduate of Tale of tbe
same clais as Dr. R. G. Clapp and
he has traveled extensively. He
is quits well known on tbe campus,
having made five previous vtv.ta.
While in Lincoln. Mr. Lovell will
be the guest of Dean R. Leland.
Presbyterian student pastor. Mr
Lovell will meet students at thr j
Wfcstmlnlster houae at Mi rxonn
Fourteenth Street.
JUDGING TEAM
WILL COMPETE IN
ROYAL AMERICAN
Nebraska's Agricultural college
Is sending two Judging teams to
Kansas City today, to compete In
the Intercollegiate farm contest,
to be held tn conjunction with tbe
American Royal Livestock show.
There will be teams from all over
the middle west competing, and
the competition ia alwe.ys stiff
Nebraska's senior livestock
Judging team will compete, and It
is composed of the following;
Bernard Barnes, Glen Heddlund,
Russell Beatle, Raymond Nixon,
Edward Janik, and George Adams.
A grain and hay Judging team will
also be represented. The mem
bers of this team are; Caleb Jor-
genson, Clifford Jorgensen, Elwin
Erollck, and Horace jrrauisen.
Linroln DeMoIays
Han Dancing Party
Tbe Lincoln De Molay chapter
wfll entertain at a dancing party
aw."t an appr
atlng expenfea.
EMiiiv evenlnr. Nov. 15. which t
to be held at tho East Ridge Coun
try el'ib. The committee In charge
has arranged for tha "Collogiana"
to f.imiah Die music.
Aecortiine to Robert Venner,
master councillor, ell member of
the various chapter la the neigh
boring territory are Invited to at
tend.
Robbers Cave Will Dc
Scene of Initiation
Lutheran club will hold its InltlSp
tlon Ftldsy evening at 8 o'clock at
Robbers cave. Prospective mem
bers are to meet in Temple 208,
from where transportation will be
furnished by the club.
A large attendance la antici
pated and about thirty peopl are
to be initiated. Everyone Is urged
to wear old clothes.
SMNfi
GRADUATE THIS YEAR
Cyclones Prepare to Meet
Drake in Homecoming
Grid Battle.
Farm House club started the
r"rmg by a thrown tally tn th
first half but failed to get mor
than a free throw in the final i
period J. Webster acored for the
Farm House in the first half, and i
1eDoyt added the free throw tn the
second period
Theta XI defeafid Alpha Theia
Chi 7 to 0 tn on of the hardest
fought battle of the evening, de
spite the one aided score. Blanch
ard and Roberts lead the Theta XI
attack, the former making a touch
goal and the latter two free
throws. All scores were made In
the last half.
Student Gelt Paper
Describing Killing of
Abraham Lincoln
A copy of th New York Her
old of April 15, 1865, telling of
the assassination and death of
Abraham Lincoln has been re
ceived by Georg Dunn, a soph
omore In the school of Journ
alism. Thia newspaper was
given to him by his grand
mother who received It from
her father.
In contrast to the style used
in papers of today In giving
the detaila of a great event,
where the death and full de
tails of the sssssslnation pre
cede the history of the life of
the victim, th New York ps
jer In one column headlines,
nas s story of th assassination.
Hourly reports of the presi
dent's condition fill most of th
front page, and tha rule are
reversed as a symbol of mourn
Ing.
AMI'S, Ja.- Seven members of
the Iowa fate college football
squad will appear on the gridiron
for the last time before a home
crowd Saturday when the Cyclones
hstt'a Drake ur,!v r.it v here in
the annual dad's dny colcbratlon.
The seven are: Capt. Ed STbnker,
lineman, Des Moines; Jofce Doty,
center, Lake Gty; Robert Burtorv,
end, Waterloo; Harry Johnson,
end, Waterloo; Orrle Koe, guard,
Ames; Carl Kern, guard, Cedai
Rapids; and Art Boardman, center,
Canton, S. D.
Of three men. Captain SchlenV
er. Burton, Johnson, Roe and Kern
ere nlnvlntf their third year. Doty
has played only t-tfo years and
Boardman but odc but both will
be lost through graduation, as
they are transfers from other in
stitutions.
KANSfMlAI
READY FOR BENGALS
Fresh From Victory Over
Aggies, Young Hawks
Plot Victory
LAWRENCE, Kan, Nov. 13
The Kansas freubmsn team under
direction of Coach Bteve Hinahaw
limbered up today after its game
Saturday, in which tt turned In s
89-7 score against th Kansas
Aggies, and prepared for it other
game, that wiui me univrii.y ji
Missouri at uojumoia, next douu-
day.
Before tbe days of the "Big
Six" teams of freahmen of Mls
ouri and Kansas met at Columbia,
and the Jaybawkers were victor
ious, 18 to 0.
The only other freshman game
liexl Saturday is that between tbe
UnJ vers ties of Nebraska and Okla
homa. Tbe boats us-vl by the ancient
EgvpUans were large enough to
carry four thousand rowers, four
hundred sailors and three thousand
soldiers.
Battle Against Tigers Is
Surprise In Missouri
Valley Circles.
ST. LOUIS. Having mors or
lea surprised Missouri Valley foot
ball circles by the good ah owing
against Missouri last Saturday,
tbe Washington university football
eleven Is hoping to do oven better
against Kansas Saturday when the
two rivals meet at I-Awrenc.
Coach AJ Rharpc'a team played
a splendid defensive game agamsl
the Tigers and so terrllo was tbe
struggle that either team had a
chance for victory, Missouri finally
winning with a successful pass in
the final Quarter. Emnh&als la
being placed this week on the de- j
velopmert of a more ronsiatarjl of
fense as this important department
waa not satisfactory to th coaches
Saturday.
Tha JaybawVa and the Bears
battled to a 7 and 7 tie last yeer
and in 1927 the annual tilt ended
in a 21-21 deadlock. So it can
easQy be Imagined that both teams
will be on their toes Saturday in
an effort to at least break awsy i
from De score.
-11 I .11 M Al LJJt SL-t -L S-Hjii-ili-' J1
WELCOME DADS
Watch the Varsity
WWf Your Cut U IWg ShW Up
i
and Pit in Good Condition
Car Washed $1.03
Cart Greased. 75c
Cart Washed and Greassd tlSO
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LEARN TO
IDAWCHT
Will yuarerrtea to teach you to
dance In six private lessons.
Ballroom Clog Tap
Dancing
L82B1 "A Private Studio tSOO Y
Lee A. Thomberry
N-E-B-R-ASKA!
CORNHUSKERSI
Well,
is it) I
ITS
should indeed
A RALLY
THE RALLY HAT
A smart type of headwear
which tops this sea
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I
5 bucks
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COLISEUM 7 P. M. FRIDAY
BEAT El LAM MATT
Let's Gol!
What a Party this will be
Fo(D)ttlbfflnD LDaEiQc
$1 Per Couple
SATQJIRIDAV NWIHE
Playing Ben Qadd's Collegians
Featuring hyle DMoss Singer & Entertainer
Hotel Cornhusker Ballroom
DOMT FAIL TO CRASH TEflS PARTY!
