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BY UAKY NimiUJi.
llou$0 Vartirs Hold Suuy Hum ah
Students vC l Munltutttm
lUIite the K'iii rul (hi Miti.li.itinii tlii n l ul u
number of lioUae 11 lm u li. . Tin- nil uiii-
vemity party, aptiiiMtn-tl ly tin limit euum-il, will In- tin I'iiS
event for all studi-nt.
Snow Covered Party at Theta Hoiue.
riftlifrs of K'ii A 1 1 ) 'I In U w ill t ni rl.iin fr attiv- iimn
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colors u-4 U. the .le. ,., at ...... to'
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a cbaperona.
Trl Delt Pledget Give
Shadow Party.
Honoring the ai tlve me niltere nf
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tif will b ui'ln tha ueo.,.t...n-.
n4 ahailina-a mill ha the theme nf '
m.mm nf tha ftanc aelei't lull. I
r,'1'.,,,,,r
a-lll alt Wue
Grare Cathan w
Phadowa" an1 other popular piece.
Mr. Laura Karley ami Ir. Winona
M. t'erry will be the. chaervn.
Phi Kapa Feature
Hard Timet.
Thl Kappa pledj;ea will be hit
at the bard limes patty al the
chapter houtte Knlay evfninj;.
Gursita will atten.l the party in
coalumt of an appropriate nlun.
t"haperona will be Mr. and Mr
Frank A. Kldwrll ami Mr. and
Mra. U. Sweeney.
Mixer Sponaorcd by
Dairy Club.
Membera of the Dairy club will
have charge f the mixer at tho
atudent rltvittea buildirifr on ll.e
rampua of the college of agricul
ture Kriday evening. Tbe xuixtr
STUART
The All Tikln( Movirtona
Thrilling Ariwy nrt h)vjf
rootbjll CUMic
"$alnlerf
with
GEOBCE O'BRIEN
STEPIN FETCHIT
DAVID BUTLER
On the Suae
Stuart Stage Band
vith a colorful Magi ho
Misted tor
Sally Graumann
Heaac and Valle v
Cook and Oatman
Harry Langdon'a Lateit
Comedy -SKIRT SHY"
Motion Pictures of
Nrbnm Oklahoma
Football Game
atuart Symphony Orchettre
Playing -i.oiony - or
Kdor Beta
SHOWS I S 7-11
Mat 40 tv to Logea S0-7Se
Yol really haven't aeen every
thing until you've aeen and
heard
Irene . L
rdom i
WITH JACK BUCHANAN
Hear Irene Bordoni ting' See
the gigantic eettingt, gorgeous
costumes and the fastest step
ping chorus of beauties this
aide of life. Scenes In Techni
color. NowORPHEUMNow
Showt 1- S-7-t..
Hat. IS. N.oht 50. Ch.id. 10.
It la daring! It is spectacular!
It le romantic I Don't miss it I
w TA A aV
BD2
with
JACK HOLT
Iila Lee Ealph Gravel
and n ALL-STAR aupportlng cart
A Love Story that
Will Grip Vou with
ta Dramatic Force
Told Aoalnet Oar.
ina Air ExploiU.
Sjhowa 1-S-S-74.
Mat. IS. Night 60. Child. 10.
RIALT0
All This Week
A Most Immoral
Lady
100 Talking Singing
With LEATEICE JOY
A National Picture
how 1---7-e
Mat. tSo Night 35o Child. 10c
This COLONIAL Week
Campus 1
I'AiUUl. KDITOK
II U in lh nature or a tally
n..b mum.-. tmr.
,'; "u"1 'V ,h' ,11
on. Mill lie Mr. anj Mr. T. L
hk.tlmoic. ami Ml. 1. W. NiWer.
I House Parly Given
by Thru Xi.
Mr mix I of Thel Xl will enter-
"m " " '
tarn at anaily al the inapter
v rvrnlnif maiiertina
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VISIT I MVKKSITY
C.illirrt Ixtvrll. of New York
ntv. htiidcnt cttiint illur of the
Prmhytriian board of eduratloo
will arrive In Ulnoiln from the
I'mvetaity of Colorado S.ttuiday
evening. Mr. Itvoll la a vocational
rxprtt. Me has been viMtlnir at the
I'mvemity of Colorado and other
colli er in lhe weit.
He will addreha atuilent groupa
In tho thrre Preby1erian churches
of the city on Sunday. He expeeta
to Intervirw about twenty-five tr
thirty Ktutirni on vocauotiai irum
anre on Monday and Tuesday.
While In Lincoln be will be the
cuest of IVnn It Leland. Preby
Irmtn ctU'lrnl pabtor, at 333 North
fourteenth atreeL
Agronomy jccialUt
Yiit Ag Department
C. B. Ahl.on. former extension
areciali.t in agronomy at the uni
versity of IJnho, visited the de
partment on the agricultural cam
pus yenterday. Mr. Ahlson la at
1 present connected with the Chipp
i man Chemical company of Boise.
Idaho. Mr. AhMon hua done con
i siilerable research work in willing
; pertennal weeds with chlorate.
STUDENTS STAGE
RALLIES DESPITE
FREEZING COLD
(Continued from Page One)
somewhat larger stormed frater-
: nity row. hoot bail players at
' every bouse were called on to talk
. in th rroad after the meeting?
had been started off with talks
1 by John R. "Choppy" Rhodes,
freshmen football coach. and
Vmrh Krhulte. Both sneakers de-
i eoribed the spirit shown by the
crowd as the first real display of
the year.
Shulte Comments.
"You yell like you meant it,"
Srhulte declared. - "Sing There Is
No Place Like Nebraska,' and
I start the rally right He also
inmrt inn-it to the coachintT abili
ties of Dana X. Bible, whom he
described as a man followed all
vear by bard luck, and one who
fought the breaks all the time.
"Injuries have often left serious
holes in the Comhusker machine,"
he said, "but Bible never quit"
A snake dance down O street
wound up the evening's program,
after all football players who
could be had been made to address
the crowd.
Informal rallies will be the rule
all day today, and the entire
week s process of keying up the
spirit of the team will be climaxed
at huge bonfire rally on the drill
field tonight at 7:15. All mem
t"s of tbe coaching staff and tbe
team will be on band at the bon
fire celebration.
MEAT JUDGES PLACE
AT NATIONAL MEET
(Continued from Page One)
individually and sixth on beef. xHe
was also tie high man on the Ne
braska team placing seventh in the
competition. Englehorn ranked
fourth or pork and eighth on lamb
carcass judging and was eighth in
the individual competition.
The women's team was made up
f T'oiii. Trenklo Alliance: MvrUe
Greenland, Clifton. Kansas; Emma
Michaelsen, Columbus, with Annie
Brackett of Lincoln as alternate.
W. J. Loeffel, coach, was assisted
I by Miss May Mackintosh. Mrs.
I Louis Hall, the undefeated meat
judge of the country last year, also
i assisted the team prior to the con
test. Jxellie I rentue was miru
high ranking individual girl In the
i,tAtrir,a rif a 1 1 m..l while VI VT1 le
Greenland ranked fifth and Emma
IIichaelsen sixth in the tnamauai
competition. The girl Identified
twenty-five cut or meat gave me
two best methods of preparing
each cut and Judged two claaaes of
beef, two classes of pork and one
class of lamb.
No Sqavks!
Our popular prlca cuatomers have
never 9iven Re Krauae'a boya the
vocal lemon nor do they ait up
Half the nlht tellins wloo-ay
ft leeda what a outy erep-Jo nt
the Linoell 1a. And aa to apologies
or the crowd we can't help It If
every colieoa Jo and hla al de
cide to come Just when you want
to et In. Maybe ejuartee watohae
won't run but our band boya
know their piccoloa. Thoae etcpe
you set In the comer are Juet ae
good aa thoae in the center rue
and the music le Juet ae bet.
Nobody wears funny coetumee and
everybody e friendly. It'e ail a
eood Coiiitch dance ahetil be and
comae eft
TONIGHT AT THI
LIN DELL
Party House
a '' l It nil I
i r lii.r. i 11-1.
in: ruKi'Am n at
TTESDAY
Kree aoup will be M-ivr.1 Tu.--day
root! at t-IIrn bniilh ball o(
all firla who eat thnr luiuhea on
the campus. Afterward thrie will
be danrini and a aicial hour. All
girla who bunx their lun h-a are
cordially Invited.
The Y. VV. C. A. la pultuiK the
kitchen in lllrn Kmitb ball at the
rtiepoaal ol all who wnau to ue it
during tbe noon hour. Coffee will
be made and the girla may ue the
building aa they like after lunrh
COED SPONSORS
rOR REGIMENT
ARE ANNOUNCED
iCoiiliuued from Tage One)
lug Klflea, of which Hlanley Day
la captain.
Company aixmnora and their re
spective captaina are aa follows:
Company A. hally IHckard. '31.
Omaha, Charlea Law lor; company
It, Jean itathburn: 'S2, Lincoln.
rod Mundern; company C. Kllaa
betb lUimera, '32. Uiand Island.
John llelge; comitany D. Helen
McCiieanry. 7tl. Omaha. Herbert
Walte.
Company K. KJeanor Resale. '32.
Keainey. Marshall ritser; com
pany U. Inea yjtrl; '32, Dyitaea.
Orean King; company H, Thelma
Ciandall, 32. VMiinrloon. Li. H.
Adams: company I. Catherine
Uukford. '31. Lincoln. Uernarr
VVllaon; company K. Hetty Jonaa.
'29, Omaha. Arthur We-ngel.
Compaok L, Kt'tth Woodruff. '32.
Lueaa. Okla.. Clifford Webster;
company M, Dorothy Kllermelr,
'31. Lincoln, Kalph Custafnon:
headquarters company. Hunan Lau,
'29, Lincoln, Ueitrge Hult.
Beck s Will Play.
Leo Beck'a orchestra, popular
Lincoln dance band, will furnish
music for tbe formal party. Beck'a
pirres In honor of the first formal
of the season on tbe University of
band will be augmented to thirteen
Nebraska campus. Information
concerning features of entertain
ment will be given In The Dally
Nebraakan within the next week.
CROWD OP 1.200
HEARS NEBRASKA.
OXFORD DEBATE
(Cuuliiiued from page one I
of the mas of men. Democracy
cannot survive with justice coming
from above and down but but only
when it come from within out
ward," To thi argument, the Oxford
team answered through Mr. Dip
lock that If there is corruption in
the present system as admitted by
the Nebraskana there is certainly a
need for thorough reorganization.
"If such la the case." he stated, "it
is foolish to spend time worrying
over the twelve mice in the Jury
box. What Is needed is a cleanup,
not with a feather duster, but a
cleanup In truly American manner,
the Hoover way, with a vacuum
cleaner."
Hunt Pleads Democracy.
In hi argument for the negative
Mr. Hunt brought out the point
that substitution of a judge for the
Jury system of Justice would per
mit the decision of one man to
bang a man .in the case of a trial
for murder. Public opinion, accord
ing to this speaker's belief, has too
powerful an influence upon the at
titude of the Judge to make safe
and practical the adoption of such
a method of justice.
"Juries are not qualified for the
duties Imposed upon them." con
tended Mr. MacKenna for the af
firmative. "The average jury is
composed of men both ignorant
and unsuccessful. Were this not so j
the members would nave iouna
some excuse for getting off the
jury. The Judge, on the other hand,
has had from ten to twenty years
of experience. He knows a lying
witness at sight from the mere
fact that during his early training
as a lawyer he has himself put
dozens and dozens of them upon
the stand."
Upholding the Jury system. Alan
Williams declared that tbe twelve
men thereon represent a many
different strata of life and thus
are best able to renaer justice
properly. Individual prejudices in
such a group, he aaia, ten a to
equalize each other.
Speaking in a similar vein.
Frank Morrison stated that the
greatest asset of the jury system
is that tbe fact that the men are
always in touch with other men
and that after try'111? toe inaivi- j
dual case at hand they go back
to mingle in ordinary life. "The j
big difficulty with the judge," em
phasized Evert Hunt, "is the well
known fact that tne more a man
studies a problem, the more he is
convinced be is right and the other
man is wrong."
Mr. Diplock and Mr. Hunt each
appeared twice, at first for ten
minutes, and finally for a rejoinder
of five minute length, Tbe other
four debater spoke once for fif
teen minutes each. One-half hour
was allowed the audience for
questions, comments, and criti
cisms of the speakers and their
arguments.
"Your "Drug Store"
Renumber us for Whittmaa Cand
les and Lunrha-jeeUc Bertie.
The Owl Pharmacy
Phone B106S . A at.
IF
New Lincoln Delicatessen
Our Addretf 1439 "O" St.
Open Till Midnight and Sundays
tvajihing tot the picnic, Dutch lunch
and wiener roact
We make sp all Idadi of londwichei
tad leschet.
Where HI Studesti Meet
B5535 We Deliver
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COPIES OF n WAN
Increased Demand for last
Issue Causes Larccr
Number Printed.
SIGMA DELTA CHI AIDS
Klftern tiiimlrrd i.ipu-a of the
November Awgwan v.i!l lie n
Iraaed at H o'clock I hi tnoiiiiiig.
according to tbe editor of the nuip
atine. 1 hi la an lttt'teae of .VmI
over the numlx-r punted liml
month.
Seven hundred of. the nmuunl
will be sold by mrmlM'ta of .Sigma
Itrlta Oil, national pti'fei.iiiaJ
journalistic fraternity. The re
maining MM) will he aolil to individ
ual sulrtcribew. faternlties anil o
rorities. and will lie used for ad
vert litem. Memlarr of Hicnm
I Vita Chi Will maintain lx.ts. In
front of social sciences, the
"Moon." leat hers college. Andrews
hall, and the main liluaiy. accord
ing to Harl Anderson, director of
sales. Price per copy will be ten
cents.
Cover page, diawn by lluth
Haley, will depict til fnnn.'il ld-a
ill black and white. This dlen will
be used throughout the whole mag
azine, In anticipation t tin "
proachlng Miliary Imll which will
officially open Nebraska's formal
seaaon.
"What It means to hang a fra
ternity pin. origin and custom" by
an anonymous author will he one
of the book' feature this month.
There will also lie a piairy page
and the usual short Jokes. Lcn
Hokanson. linger llobin-on, lwrll
Davis, Ion Carlson, lli-tty Walil
qiust. One Allen. Norman tlalla
Hbei. RoU-rt Kelly and many oth
er have contributed editorial mat
ter for the magarine.
Phil Warner, ait editor, directed
the art staff of P.uth Haley. Kath
erine Ashford. Paul Benson. Bill
Beecham, Frank Roc hi and Dale
Swanson In producing some very
good work for this Issue, accord
ing to the Awgwan editor.
DR. OLD FATHER
IS SPEAKER AT
MUSEUM SUNDAY
Dr. C. H. Oldfather of the Uni
versity of Nebraska history de
partment will lecture on the sub
ject of "Asyna" at the weekly pro
gram for adults in Morrill hall
auditorium next Sunday alternoon
at 4 p. m .
The children' program, next Sat
urday morning at 10:36 will be
composed of a lecture by Mifs
Marjorie Shanafelt on "Noses"
which will deal with the different
types of animal's noses, and three
short motion picture films of
jungle animal life.
GEOLOGY GRADUATE
LECTURES CLASSES
Kenneth Simmons, graduate of
the University of Nebraska de
partment of geology, lectured be
fore Prof. k. t. senramm s on
class last Tuesday evening. Mr.
Simmons is a geologist for the
Roxana Petroleum corporation at
Evansville, Ind. He expects to re
main in Lincoln for two weeks.
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By the Ofice Peit.
At ll' The directory la out.
After waiting for over two long
months to gt that certain girls
plume nuiuUr. we being too bah
ful to ak her for It pri tonally, the
book of all Inlormution haa ar
rived. Now that we have the tele
phone nuiiilier what are we going
to do with It? Ye writer haa
overx nl hla allowance for aix
week aliendy, and t'iee Ne
man. torus wont warn. .-xui
rud.
The flrnt namca in the at mien t
return to greet you are Aabel,
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All in a day's work for telephone men
A specimen of construction work in the
Bell System is the new catenary span
carry ing telephone wires across the Gila
River, Anzona. The "natural" obstacle is
no longer an obstacle while there are tele
phone men to find a way through it or
over it
This is but one example in a general ex
IJoyd II, and Aarol, John C.
while Zutler. tiladya A, and Zunt
win Wei, Ki M , bid you farewell.
As usual the names are not In
absolute alphabetical order, but
that doean t bother ua "rollltcb
men." we have more time than
money, by a long ways. That will
be a new paatiiu for the "cakes"
in front of or in tiocial Kciencea.
They ran get up a ganie of "find
your name" with ttther member
of their fraternity or with their
lady lovea. Thia new game will
keep the member of the opposite
sex from fighting with each other
between claaaea, which I Imagine
la getting tireaom. It being the
ninth or tenth week In achu-il.
Th-r tttt aaa a siaat Ittiih fe.ii It
waa Irtalvut.a, av( a Bial Ili.lHu.
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Jap fox, beaverctte (dyed rabbit),
skunk, and lapin (rabbit). Mushroom
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regulation cuffs. Blacks, browns and
reds.
Sizes 14 to 44. 1
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Special diacouial on Chevrolet t
cylinder cars and lleo Wolver
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pansion program. Others are such widely
varied projects as linking New York to
Atlanta by cable, greeting 200 telephone
buildings in 1 9 2o,dcveloping a $ l $,000,000
factory at Baltimore.
The telephone habit is growing apace,
and the Bell System will continue to keep
a step ahead of the needs of the nation.
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