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i in: DMI.V M MINSK AN
ANNUAL TRACK
MEET ANNOUNCED
BY HEAD COACH
Indoor Inter! rat
COHlpCt
Will Be Held Irom
Feb. 13-16.
EVENTS BEGIN MONDAY
i
Scimltc Tells Order of!
Events lor Four
D.s Allair.
ii.. i f ex rut for the eighth
rr.Mil m.l.v.r inteit raternit y
1 1 . K meet, xxhi.h will l-e Ndd
i.ivl Mun.'sy. Tiio.l.iy. Wcdnes
,u and Triursdav. xxm announced
.'uv x H.riv i; s.hu'te. head
'tvk run l the I'nivrrs.tV f
ri i k
Tie me. t Matt Monday
n the mile n.n. r.nh jump, and
o-xard it:i s, i.duled a- the;.Aff n, have a share 'n f very, the hack stroke, an.l thi may.
. r r j.' exert. Til .l. . the pole i, 0f the ilavn xxoik. 1 he sue- Pllle is slated ti enter the H and
xn'ilt. :.iMa.rd low tuiiMVa. and,,,.,, f H m onain l.lhraty mhool'the medley relay. H.-stbei k will
Me It'Mard tun xxill w hel l . r.u.xn is attributed partly to ' im t he 4 40. M.h Kid and Patta-
r ine.-da card "i hides ihsthia practical part of their train
b. (nit, Ivoad j. imp. and txvo
n-.. Io run The ."lO-yard fci;h hunt-
a an.l il;e ssiVxatd tun w'.l fin-1
a the meet Thursday.
Rulfl Are Stated.
As in ra'-t xears. participants i
will lie limited to those who h.ve
ret comieied in an intercollegiate
meet. Nrt fr.tern.ty will eh-)
c-.ble f t the trophies to be ,
axvarded unless at leat two men j
hsve Nea enterei ana r.axc no
isiicj m t xciy fxer.l.
Competition in the contest will
be at 3:1V 4:1 and :1.N o clivk
esch afternoon for the ex-ents
scheduled. Participants may com
pete In jnv xent at any of the
- ..... ... ...
m compel a ion i. .'u m '
pentathlon bM8 as in tormcr c'oarh Hcniv F. Schulte and nx
ears. P.csults wi'l W posted fn!.e.n xrhch men xvill leave Lincoln
nd tiark buHetin
day. A tropn
i he Coliseum n
ooari.s ex.ij - "i--.'iTPe team is enierea in mc annual
plamie will r awarceu 10 uie.K. C. A. C. indoor meet. Willw.
wint.er of the n.eet. Lampson. hurdler, and last vear f
Schulte Urge Practice.
Coarh Fchulte today urged all
fraternities to get their men at
work as soon as possible. '"The
ihroe distance runs will mean that
ihe fraternity wnih men training
regularly will have the best
. hance to win." he said. "Trae
:ne will V of p'er.ty of aid to
men in other events, too."
All events will be held on the
Mack lir.ierneath the east stands
..f the stadium.
The Pregram.
Monday-MTe run, h;gti jump.
" i-vard dah.
Tuesday Tole vault. 50-yard
low hurdles. 44'1-yard run.
WednesdayShot put, broad
i.iir.p. two mile run.
Thursday M-yard hip hurd
'."s. SS0-var1 run.
GREEK TEAMS PLAY
IN BASKET TOURNEY
Theta Xi and Dett Teams
Beat; Three Games
Arc Forfeited.
Three games were won via the
forteit route as another round was
ompleted in the class B inter
:ratern:tv basketball tournament
ast night Teams winmng by for-
t:-it were: jxirma i.amma r.nu. i ni
.gma Karpa fnd S-.gma Alpha
Kpsiion.
Theta Xi'B Class B team showed
no-vcr last night in wincing 26 to
". from Alpha Tail Omega in a
listless encounter. Delta Tan Delta
piled up a 22 to 4 advantage, over
Tbi Kappa in a tiiailar tilt.
The ecores:
Delta Sigma Thi 1 n, Tan Kappa
Kpsilon 34.
Delta Tan Delta 22, T'hi Kappa 4.
Theta Xi 26, Alpha Tau
Omega 3.
Alpha Gamrr.a Rbo 2, 'Zeta Beta
Ta'j 0. (ForefiU
Phi Sigma Kappa 2, Pi Kappa
Phi 0. (Forfeit)
Alpha SigTna Ph! 20, Sigma Phi
Kpsilon 12.
Sigma Alpha Kpsilon 2, Sigma
Chi 0. (Forfeit)
AMES TO COMPETE
IN K. C. TRACK FEST
Iowa State Squad Numbers
Twelve Men; Meet Is
Saturday Night.
AMKS, la. A so.'iad of at least
t-.x-f Ive men probably will be taken
to Kansas City Saturday to repre
sent Iowa State college in the K.
". A. C. treck carnival Saturday
nicbt, according to Coach Bob
Simpson. Relay teams in both the
mile and two mile extents, as well
as individual performers for the
h'gh Jump, hurdles, dashes and
pole vault will be taken.
The mile relay quartet consists
( M. R. Soults. Clarion: Kern
Herick, Keosauqua: A. M. Wilson.
West Liberty, and David Jay. Ot
turnwa. Members of the two mile
relay team are: Ray Putnam. K!
vins. Mo.: W. W. Thompson.
Hampton; Lloyd Nag-el, Ames, and
Lloyd Elston. Okoboji.
Other individuals who will per
form are: Capt. Maurice Soults,
Clarion, pole vault and hurdles;
Eob Haget, Waukon, hurdles; Hu
bert Meier. Hedrick. dashes; Carl
Mensing, Orient, high jump: M. R.
Soults. Clarion, high jump, and
possibly Kenneth Wells. Lake
View, dashes.
Agricultural Frrtlnncn
ll nM... 1VM.,. Vi- i
1 (1 1 1 I ail. I . . . .
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All lresfcmcn registered in the ;
I'oaition Irr Offfii
T o Trark Maiiancrt
r mil Kret. armor track manager,
tut iul a till for sophomore
manager. Second year men who
are intereMed are. requested t.
tepoit at the stadium any after
tii alter 3 o'ilH k.
I ho .sttitvlenta' Activities, tnnldinic
n the rit-tilt tirnl campus tonight
at 7 cluck. The event In
! 'K sponsored ly the Freshman
aiiiny oi me i. xx . x.. a. a
program of game and stunt ha
I ln planned. Kefreahmcnts xvill
, le aerved.
SM DK.M'S (.lYLN
i iituAin ni rii.s
AT WISCONSIN
i.-...,v ... .i. nis ..( the .,i.rv
stho.-1'. f the I nivrrsitv of Wis-1 Monday nights
corsin have Is-en appointed for Men to make the tup aie' I oi
f ield prat ue during Krhtuarv and 1 1" Cann.-n. Lincoln: James Pule.
Maixh to tvxentvaeven bbiarieii Omaha: Marion UesttvcU. tga.
and state department in twentv- 11": Makler. Oniah.x: Al-
loi.r oti. s and villages of ttie I fird Pattax ina ; Kenneth Sic.h.-i-slate
:a.h student is assigned to land. Fremont: Kv Young. Liu
to ditiereiu I bra lies t assure1 coin; and Salxatore Amato Th. re
ivaned exponent e, explains Mis
IMsivS Hareitine, prinupal.
' Ihe m.dent xxork on full ached
n H'C'.ilnr
member of the !
,n; vhli-h i carried out tinder the
i,, supervision of the faculty,
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HUCKSTERS LEAVE
FOR MEET TONIGHT!
to
1
Schulte Picks 16 Men
Make Trip: Lamson
Is Injured.
RELAYS
ARE CHANGED
eon iracK men xviu leave lincom
lftteton;Knlfor Kansas Oty. xx here
.Pe team is entered in the annual
Mig bix cnampion in me nign
Mick event, xvill be unable to:
compete. He is nursing a :rac- '
tured arm xxhich resulted from an
altercation with a hurdle Tuesdav i
afternoon. :
Men making the trip and exents i
in which they will compete are: i
Georre Cook. Casper. Yi.. I
high jump.
VVilber Currier. Morrill, 440.
mile relay.
Louis Ktherton. Lincoln, mile
(tad 2 mile.
Norman Fuhlrodt. Fremont, SSO.
mile relay.
rhiIlip"Garx-ey, Rushxlle, mile,
2 mile.
Hugo Hege, Tao Robles. Cal..
50-yard dash.
Wesley Mays. Houston, Tex.,
440-yard dash.
Wilham Osian, Stanton, pole
vault.
Robert Ostergaard, Gothenburg;,
600 yard special, mile relay.
Harold Pet?: Nelson. 60-yard
dash 50 yard high hurdles.
Slayton Tierce, Lincoln, high
jump.
Hugh Rhea. Arhng-ton, shot put.
Ralph Rodgers, Lincoln. 440.
mile relay.
Herman Sicfkes, ricfcrell, mile
relay.
George Smutney, Seward. 50
yard dash, 50 yard high hurdles.
Claude Thompson. Billing,
Mont.., 50-yard high hurdles.
Since facilities at Kansas City
are such that only two relay teams
can run at the same time, schools
entered in the meet have been
ed for ,h1 rplays
'rcw KRnsa8i and w.
Nebraska
ill therefore
run against Kansas track men and
time.
CAGE SQUAD LEAVES
ON TWO-GAME TRIP
Blackmen Will Encounter
Sooners and Kansas
Over Week End.
Nebraska's basketball team
start its two game trip to Okla
homa and Kansas early this after
noon, wb"n ten players and Coach
Charley Black leave for Norman.
Coach BJack named these men
for the journey:
Forwards, Harvey Grace, Mor
rie Fisher. Selden Davey and Cliff
Jensen: 'guards, Adolph Lewan
dowski, Steve Hokuf. "Dutch"
Witte and Ed Ktipsky; and cen
ters. Don Maclay and Leonard
Conklin.
Stex-e Hokuf. sophomore g-uard
who has earned a regular berth
with the varsity, was out for prac
tice last night after missing a
session because of removal of an
abscess from his throat. He ex
pects to be back in shape when the
whistle blows Saturday night in
Norman.
In case " Hokuf s recovery is
slower than it should be, the gruard
.uld be. the guard I
assignments will in all probability
go to Lewandowski
and Witte.
The regnlar front
line, Maclay,
Fisher, and Grace
the quintet.
will complete
The Oklabomans have yet to win j
a conference game, navmg sui
fered five defeats, one of these at
the hands of the Cornhuskers
earlier in the season. The Kansas
Jayhav. ks are considered far more I
formidable opponents. They have '
won three conference games, the
last one from the Kansas Aggies
by the narrow margin of three
points. :
PJT GILA GONE.
UXIVESITY ol XFA'ADA
Spee :in;, of calamities, the Uni
versity of Nevada recently suf
fered a great loss when its pet
reptile, presented to the campus
ov Don Finalx-son of Arizona, dis-
annmred. nesoite the ardent brjt
' -- - '
ineffective search by the students
and professors, nothing
has been
TANK SQUAD LEAVES
I
r- it m,. urn a
Eight Men Will Accompany
Coach Vogclcr on
Iowa Tour.
AMATO STILL NOT SURE
I'oach Hudolph N'oKeler with
eight men comprising the N
Jhiaska wIiiiiiuiik team xxill Sr'txe
Lincoln late tonicht for a tup
l';whlch xxill tiriiiR them irt iom-
petnion xxith lirmnell colh'Ke and
! iwa State in dual meets Saturday
'is some mouM as to tiie ii'.git'iii.y
of Amato. It he Is unable to make
the trip, only aeven men will go
Cannon will swim in the spmi:s.
vina xx i,l le me M hi :i.-k.l eninc?
in the hark stroke and x ill il
participate in th. mi ilVv tvl iy.
Sulhetiand x ill do the fnr.cy div
MnR for the team. ar.l xxill swim in
I the sprints and the teiny. Youns
is scheduled to enter sprint and
the relay.
Amato. if able to lompcte
be entered in the springs
w .11
COLLEGE AGENTS TO
HOLD AG MEETINGS
OVER WHOLE STATE
'Conferences Will COllCCm
D.i. ,,., ei,;n.i.
Dlwinf Cii'xirc
nviv-vaiu vjuuj.vio
flf IntPrfSt.
Kvtension agents of the coll. go
of agriculture xx ill conduvt aimt
l.V agricultural metincs in all
parts of Nebraska in the r.evt fro
months. These meetings xvill deal
with such subjects as poultry
house construction, pr.ee trends
and outlook, creameries, hortieul-
ture. com and hogs, 4-H clubs and
crops.
.1. H. Claybaugh and Paul Hoff
will conduct the meetings dealing
with the construction of poultry
houses. Clayhaugh is a poultry
specialist and Hoff is an agricul
tural engineer. They xvill hold
meetings in six different towns,
from February 17 to March 14.
R. E. Holland. Harold Hedges,
H. G. Gould and Ralph Cole xvill
hax-e charge of the outlook meet
ings. Price trends, demand, and
production of farm products xxill
be discussed at these meetings,
which will be held in twenty-four
Nebraska towns. The meetings
will occur Feb. 17 to 28.
Young ts Specialist.
Creamery meetings are beir.g
held in thirteen toxxTis. They are
conducted bv H. J. Young and
Paul Hoff. Mr. Young is a dairy
specialist. These meetings started
on Ja". 15 and will be completed
on Fc b. 11.
Corn and hog days are being
held in twenty-three 'towns. They
are conducted bv Stewart, Wag
genet. Gros.- and McDill. The
meetings started on Jan. 27 and
xvill continue till Feb. 3 4.
K. H. Hoppcrt. a horticultural
specialist, conduits meetings in
sixteen different towns. He com
menced on Feb. 3 and .xvill con
tinue until Feb. 28.
Meetings dealing with 4-H club
planning are being held in thirty
one towns, conducted by 11. G.
Gould. L. T. Frifbie and R. V..
Holland Thev commenced on
Jan. 25 and will be completed on
Feb. 22.
Stewart and Gross conduct
county crop days in thirteen dif
ferent counties. These meetings
started on Feb. 28 and will con
tinue until March 7.
HUNDRED ATTEND
BIG AND LITTLE
SISTEK BAN0LET
One hundred gathered for the j
Big and Little Sister dinner in the j
honor of all new women students,
which was held in Ellen Smith
hall Thursday. Feb. 6. This
was the last big ex-ent to be spon
sored by the present Big Sister
beprd, as the new hoard will be
installed the first of March.
During the meal entertainment
wos scpplied by Charlotte Cornell
and Ruth Curyea and Donalda
Ft rkns, who presented tap dances
and specialty clog numbers. Later
Grace Kathan entertained with
s.-ngs, accompanying herself on
the piano and ukelele. Following
the dinner music for dancing was
supplied, and for those who did
not care to dance games were
planned.
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-n- an hour. Vum havf fiftwi frit !
hoijrs a we-k. Ohanr for fuii time sum
mer work vlth Increase In pay. Apply
Mr. Hamilton, Comhul:er Hotel, any ,
time Friday. i
RENT CARS
Model "A" Fords. Chevrolet
nixes and fours and Reo Wol
veiines and Flying Clouda
Special discount on Chevrolet 4
cylinder cars and Reo Wolx-er-lnes.
Pveservations held until i
p. m. Time charge begins at 7
p. m. Plenty of cars at all
times. We will appreciate your
business.
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Motor Out Company
EVESDROPPING
UTAH PI K. A' LEAD
I'NIY I-'KSITY tK I'TAtl-National
lecounitloit iim nai"'1' '"
Hie liM-al rhapln ot I'l Kappu Al
pha In'-I week w lien they xxeie In-
Ifoimed that Ihev had aaut won
the iiatlioiiHl I'l K. A. hrholaii.hit
' trophv 1 hi Is lae mlid time the
;,, H, -.hupte. ha rnn.i im re,-
Knit in and k1"4 'hem petmiin
ent poesoti ct tne up.
OHIO SIO CHIS WRANGLE.
OHIO STTK t'MM .kSlTY
Campus politics took a audtlen
chaiiKe at Ohio Mate xx hen the
Siynia Chi (tateinity here xxith-
drew (is memlH-t-hip from the
mterfiateimty council.
A xxianKle oxer tile validity to
pledge a tiv-dimun xx ho had piv
i xionsly
IklD pledj;ed li" atlolhei'
liateinity caused Hie troutile
when the nmncil divided to pen
a'ir.e the VeailuiK ly prohibitmir
his afiilmtmR with another xujtan
iration within twenty-four weeks
time. The Sikihh i'ln chapter
xxhich hid pUilid the fiosh de-
ided that an in ju -lice was leing
d.ne him anl pmniptly cancelled
ail its ohliK'-t'ions to the conniil.
PHI CAMS BEAUTY JUDGES
OKIMON STATK COI.l.KCK -('ntiniv
to I'usiom of former
years the iuoM lautiful iris at '
kan.-io. Slate Ai iciilt uie college
xx ill not lv m le led by members of j
dineivnt lii'ieinilio this year
but hx1 members of one fraternity.
1 he nun in the tlvipter of Tht
C.imma I Vila at Oregon State
xx ill journey to Manhattan. Ka..,
to act a. j;i.lKV.
SUMMER SCHOOL ON
WHEELS.
The
CATAWHA COLLKxU:
"Mimnier schivil n
wheels,"
xxhich xx as conducted by Cataxvbaj
college last sutiunel pioxed so j
sucie.-.-ful that another tour is be
ing planned by college officials '
f..r t!O0 The schiml will trawl'
tlv coi.ntiv in espe lallv biali j
M-.es. and xxill have an enrollment '
of sixtv students. '
i i l lined that this Is the '
first school of its kind in the;
(ountiy. The trip last summer
xx as made to the Pacific coast bv !
t no central route, covering in all
alout s.."hh1 miles. The students
and three faculty members were
conx-ex-ed in fifteeen buses, in-.
eluding diner-, deeper, trucks1
and pilot cats. Classes were 1
taught dailv at scheduled inter-!
vais
SMITH GIRLS RIDE BIKES.
smith lYM.LKGK- At least
211 bicycles are in dailv use at
Smith college, a recent census
; here shoxx-ed. A no-car ruling and
; long distances betxxeen classes
1 xvcre gix'on as reasons for the
; large ni;mlyt of venules that
: reached the hrigth of their popu
larity in the "Nineties.'
More than half of this number
belong to the six dormitories of
the quadrangle on Smith campus,
as they are the lurtherest away
, from the center of college activi
ties. Only ten of the sixty-one col
; kre houses are without at least
one bicycle.
During the wecK-em ihe bi
l cycles are little used but on xveek
days, campus pedestrians are In I
almost as much danger as city in-
habitants, for the bicycles are
; ex-erywhere. Roth students and i
: toxx-nspeople hax-e inc reased their
I nimbleness and alertness in keep- j
j ing out of the way of the speed-j
! ing bicycles. Every now and then
: a student is fined for riding on the i
i sidewalks in the face of a city or
: dinance. j
: The inovation has prox-ea quite!
I a foot .saving de vice, one girl's j
j milometer registering firty-five !
miles in a three weeks period.
! l-jt spring a "bioyclio" fete xva.s .
i held in xxhich x-arious modles
xx-ere demonstrated. i
ENGLISH WANT
HEALTH.
GOOD
"A sound constitution" topped
the list of factors governing the i
happy life when members of the I
i National I'nion of Students
in i
England ballotted on the subject
at their annual banquet in London
this winter.
The other points receiving a
great number of -otes as import
ant factors were: a sense of
humor, a congenial occupation, an
assured future, a charming wife
' or husband, a blameless reputa
j t.ion, 400 pounds a year (2,000), a
brilliant career, a thick skin, a
' good cook, etc.
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OVER V YllARS
HUSKERS WILL MEET
First Home Match Will Be
Held Tonight: Neither
Team Has Won.
ADAMS IS HEAVYWEIGHT
Johnny Kellogg' exponent of
the xxiestling ait will meet the
l iuversity of Kansas grappler
thia evening promptly at 8 o'clock
In the first home match of the
xear. The definite lineup h.i not
ieen ilectde.1 ion as yet. bu'.
Johnny nlxxay put giuvl team
on the mats.
Jerry Adams Is the ansxxer to
the coach player for a heavy
weight, but it t not known how
potent he really la. for tht Is to
lie. hi first competition for Ne
braska. Ktesselhaoh has been
more or less Indisposed for the
maiorltv of the year, but thi is
the first crg igement be ha loon j
forced to lrw altogether. I
Kansaa should provide just j
aliout the competition for Ne
biaska. a neither team has I
turned in a conference victory. !
but both teams xxill be fighting to
keep from being dropped iincer-!
moniously to the cellar. If Ne-1
braska takes the mati h. it xxill i
give them a margin of one meet I
in the victory column, and nc in ,
the loss side.
The prolwble slatting lineups
of both squads:
s.t.rka
Ki- k
11 i-ourt.
IV. l.n 1.
w.lr
xistsrri
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, l.'t.N iMtnt
V.i:ir
i hutvh
i hntni j
t timmin
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AG UN MAY FILE
J Ufl I OT
Girls Eligible
Opening in Council.
States Raikcs.
lue to the failure of Sybil Hal-.
ladav, 'SI. Lincoln, to return to.
th front for the .second semester .
there is a vacancy
in the Student
I council according to Ralph Raikes,
I iMvsi.ioni The vacancy will lie
filled at the second semester elec-i
lion lu ov - -
Notice of filings for the position !
i made in The Daily Ncbraskan
Any junior woman in the coll'g?
of agriculture may me lor me posi
at the student activities office in
the Coliseum. .She must satisfy
the unixersitv activity requirement!
of having made txxelve hours the
preceding semester and twenty-sex-en
the two preceding semesters.
There is also an axerage grade re
quirement. MISS SHANAFELT SPEAKS.
Miss Maijoiie Shanafelt ad- j
dressed the business girl s group
at the Y. W. C. A.. Thursday
night on "What Time Is It?"
Before That
Date
lr..p iii and let u fix you so
vr.u will hfive that Irrcistable
Haircuts our specialty.
that
it."
THE MOGUL
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Civilization
2 vol. formerly 12.50,
In 1 vol. only
$3.00
Lincoln Book Store
NEW LOCATION
132 South 12th.
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All Sizes
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FOR VACANT POSITION
I 'lira Itonkrr Sn-n
SlTIMTII lit'inlt'tftl
Slut? h I nil -vrnity
Service that Ihe I'nlvei sity vt
Nebraska tan render the state
other thsn gixing instruction to
students aie leiiig recognlFed by
business nun of the stale. Fvi
deuce f this i noted in ipiota
tloil bv tirorge W. I.lggcll, Ji..
banker of Flu. Neb. in The Lin
coln Journal cslerday.
In the interview be attiihules
Nebraska' present financial pre
dicament to the large expenditure
for rhhI road and for gasoline.
"In Flic." he told Ihe cone
upondent. "in we sH-nt $."i.-
ikM) for a new school house, and
ome objected, but no one objected
to the spending of jxo.ixkl which
the people of that toxxn spent the
same year for gasoline. I would
like to have the uiuveisity com
pile nexv figures on the rost f op
erating automobile to brin;; the
fact directly home to the people."
DOWN GREEKS ON PROBA
TION. OUKiJON STATK CO LLKx IK
Ten fraternities and thive onu
Hie at O. S. C were placed on i
probation for the xx inter term for ;
failuie to come up to the hol
atic average of the student Ixxly.
according to annoiim enit in le
cently made by K. IV I-cmon.
regihtrar.
The frateinities placed on pro
baiion are: Knpoa Sigma, Alpha
Tan Omiga. Pet Theta Pi. Sigma
Nn. IVlta Fpsilon. Pin Ivlta
Theta, Sign'.a Alpha Kpsiloii.
Sigma tin. Pi Kappa Alpha, an.l
Kappa Psi. Sororities falling le
loxv the average mark are: Alpha
Xi IVlta. Kappa Alpha Theta. and
Chi Omega.
(Regular Dinners
Grand Hotel
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6
Miit.
V
lmi"l
k I ii ' I "I
'kerchii-fH In
pastel Hhadi-f!
of fine ctiit
fim or poor
Keite will le
sure to
please. Only
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1 T:
K.va i -ii m i. .
' 49c J 'f
V GOLD'S -SI reel J'loor
LOVE SALE!
1 192 PAIRS
Factory Mended French
KIDGLOVESfltio
a rtei-lal TILirrlifl.. al rf Tl"
me-wlei) F'remli Kid GlTa of 1.e otlalltliw II ui:i
f.'d nr. t" .'.'i'i. mart Gloven lr hlai-k. mole heire
l-TJ .-' r win-e. - 7r. f,-, to V .
I.IIUCAHY IIAMNC;
IMHIKS 01' PLAYS
is i:siuLisin:n
The uiuveisity rxteiisioii Imr.-a I
coopeiuting with the depaitm nl
of elocution ha announced a ilia
malic loan libraiy. Play aul'.aWe
for high achiH.I pnliclion a.e
kept on file and are loaned .o
hi li.o or liidivuludls for a p.ii.l
of fixe dnx. A diposil lx n.piu.d
lor each lsi k. Tins kyalein tin
been originated lhal pla a'
le selected without having In buv
iMMik or order them fio-u tli
publisher
Play by full rti.lhoi s Yi.
ilaid Mark. Israel 7angxlll. xxi.
Iiam C. IV.Mille, tle.uge M. Cohan.
I Joseph Cailloll. lo olge MlddlrtoJ
and iinv lioltoii. Alice Purr MdUr
land Itoheit Milt on as well ai many
ilhei arc offered.
Typewriter
For Rent
Id 'nil ImiiIIIih li.un;oi -I
ii. :ri u .i.il. l ll isle ! ll
ii-i'i ft. i l.nr irr'u
Nebraska Typewriter Co.
liJOWwl l.lmol.l Nelil H li.n
Tine Watch Repairinq I
Engiaving
Gold and Silver Pljtmg
Platinum Encasmg
Chime Clock Repairinq I
Pea A Pencil repaired
Diamond Mounted
Ring A Pin Made to Order (
Stone Cut A Pohsbed
hallett!
To My
Valentine
this year I'll
ive something
really useful
lev
3
.'
3
: i tuvi i-ui .ii oi. i
! . K.-r.. i-;' it r-119 . :-' I
Since ihe Mu.iticst. most p..j.ijlar Val
entines fire lmxv trifles lli.'it are rc.illy
useful, w suggest t lit vf fasliiuii-ocv-reel
ssorii s as iL r.l it cms lo pre-
DAINTY UiOERTHINCS ft
XX Ith a l.ni-linoss that will tlinll k
tier. C. r, w n . Te'ldios
1'miit Srtp, Panties mid
!295
R'-'l .!ik''s in t 1 1. -rd
an J
at
I.tc tr.nim'"1 eivle?
tliLtCS- Third h'lo'ir.
1
LOUNGING PAJAMAS
Tljf-ao clfverly li."ipn''t (.arments
-(ni- HI I iirM inn. 1 1 ....,
corrihitiiit Iotih. I it ra
Hat iii. heavy silk crepes,
nr.. mid in several stye
lu.oO down to
GOLD'S Third Flrn-r.
1
SHEER CHIFFON HOSE
TtK.se c.-.t,we!.l.y ehlffun Hose are
hi
like tniM ilself ill tlieir .
shwrnee-s. Silk to Ihe t"P I Q S
...A ......... ,..!). In I
W.I.I rrl:-. . . . - .- a
the nea- thaiJoa. T'air ....
OOLD'S Sirpot i'loor.
NEW NOVELTY BEADS
si
ri.nilar n'-w BfaoH ranged
in ai l i Kt ir tiei-klin-e n -men
In c.li.ra to man h
98'
Miwtnli'eH and in Iii, IS
ni. tt r.n mrli Iftiiriha. Al
GOLD S Street Floor.
CAY CHIFFON SCARFS
ilai'v colorful to near wilh new
V3
. pritii cnsf-mhlea. Of
el Ik lilffon in pate
I.I..I. .I fir. ml rleeiena. I
rnc:e'J at .".Pi and I
IN
GOLD 5-Street Floor t.
rRENCH KID CLOVES M
VX'it h the ww ruuniM w rlst '
; . .r u,.ri
rRI Hie . yJ "ne r- -
-lHi-e kul With T"TI VQS
- .....I i II, liuil.'rt
3
of the eeaaon
GOLD'S Street Flo .r
A BOX OF CANDY
She will he thrilled niih a lin-ciy
box of i army 1 run rn.
knows roiitiia tr-ni Giil'l s
in vuriiilt. al7.c a n d
:49
prifed at 4.95 down to as
WOMEN'S
fuirv .f
ft
t1
While they la
0
.''"sre of agriculture
are invited ( seen or heard of the pet rila mon-
in aiier e m a. in I rioav pair