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THE STUART ORPHEUM -LINCOLN
AGAIN OFFERING HJPIH ATTRACTIONS BOTH
ON STAGE AND ftCRECN MAKE
YOUR PLANS NOW TO SEC
ALL THESE SHOWS.
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alorlous of romantic
drama!
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lOOfo DIALOG
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til Lev Com a
Along- -Night
Winds."
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Harry Langdon
In
THE SHRIMP"
All Talking Comedy
SHOWS
1 to 7 to 11
Mm 40c Evet 0c
Com (f '' a
2 and I and e
complete enow.
STIRRTNO ROMANCE!
BREATHLESS ACTION!
AMAZING THRILLS
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V Shows 1-S-5-7-t
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J H II II 1 I 1 I I I I I I I I laL
The Great Lover of the Screen
as a Romantic Renegade.
A new and dashing Ronald
Colman in a speaking dra
matic romance that
crackles with the dy
matic romance that
men and blazes with
warmth of heroic
ove.
BUtd on
Blur
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"Condemned
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Mand.'
RONALD
ANN ENDING
LOUIS WOIHFIH
ALL TALKING
ADDED
All Talking Comody
"SCRAPPILY MARRIED"
POX MOVIETONE NCW
KAPPA ALPHA THETA
DEFEATS KAPPA PHI
Margaret Miller Scores 14
of 22 Points in Cage
Contest.
ALPHA PHIS WIN GAME
Kappa Alpha. TheU fiunt
Kappa I'hl by a acoro o( 22 to 3.
ui ihe women' Intramural round
robin baakethall tournament Fri
day. Alpha I'hl won In a fairly
well muUheJ eamt with tht lluk
etvttft 11 to 5. Alpha Delta Theta
forfeited to Delta Zeta and Kappa
Kappa tSanmia to Chl Omrsa.
The Tbeta team showed nnua
luiiv pmvi flcK.r woik. Marcaret
Miller. Tbela forward, scoring 14
..I t Km nninll made. I
Dorothy Wrbenla of tht Alphit
I'hl team scored all but one of the
11 xmts for ber ald The guard
comMnition of rtutn Raber and
Madge McMonlea waa good. Al
though tbe Himkerette alood aa
rir i.nminenta for Alpha Tbl. tbelr
team work was still faulty.
Out CT int Sixteen gamea piywi
in th round robin learue samea.
only four have been forfeits. Tbe
Intramural ornre wiHnes to airrm
the two points, first that there, will
be no changes In tbe schedule and
that all women not registered u
tha Hnartment of chvsical educa
tion must secure a doctor's certifi
cate before she will be allowed on
the floor.
Tbe schedule of the games for
this week follows:
Monday, Feb. 17.
5 to 6 o'clock
Alpha Chl Omega vs. Kappa
Kappa Gamma, gymnasium.
PI Beta Phi vs. Gamma Phi
Beta, gymnasium.
Phi Mu vs. Sigma Delta Tau.
Bancroft.
Alpha Delta PI vs. Sigma Eta
Chl. Bancroft.
Tuesday, Feb. IS.
5 to 6 o'clock
Majors, gymnasium.
Dormitory vs. Kappa Phi. Ban
croft Kappa Delta vs. Phi Omega Pi
Bancroft.
7 to 8 o'clock
AlDha XI Delta vs. Sigma
Kappa, gymnasium.
Alpha Omega PI vs. Alpha Chl
Omega, gymnasium.
Wednesday, Feb. 19.
S to 6 o'clock
N'Ergettes vs. Chi Omega, gym
nasium. Alpha Delta Pi vs. I-X-L, gym
nasium. Alpha Phi vs. Alpha Delta
Theta. Bancroft.
SiRma Eta Chl vs. Phi Omega
Pi, Bancroft.
Thursday, Feb. 20.
5 to6 o'clock
Majors, gymnaslum.
NErgettes vs. Alpha Chl
Omega, Bancroft.
Huskerettes vs. Delta Delta
Delta. Bancroft.
7 to 8 o'clock
Diet Gamma vs. PI Beta Phi,
gymnasium.
Sigma Delta Tau vs. Gamma
Phi Beta, gymnasium.
Friday, Feb. 21.
5 to 6 o'clock
Sigma Eta Chi vs.. Kappa Delta,
gvmnasium.
'Delta Zeta vs. Delta D!t PfHa,
gymnasium.
Sigma Kappa vs. Kappa Alpha
Theta, Bancroft.
Alpha Omega Pi vs. Kappa
Kappa Gamma, Bancroft.
CLASS A TANGLE IS
10 BE STRAIGHTENED
V
Opening Games in New Class
Scheduled To Begin
During Week.
CHAMPIONSHIP AT STAKE
The interfraternlty basketball
schedule for the coming week fea
tures the playing off of ties In
three Class A leagues, and the
opening games of a new class B
league.
A league championship game
w-m be played every evening
on which games are scheduled.
Leagues I and II are completed,
with Phi Gamma. Delta and Sigma.
Alpha Mu victorious.
Monday night at 8:40 o'clock.
Delta Chi meets Tau Kappa Hp
is i Ion in the first game of a three
team round robin to decide the
winner of League V, which is tied
up with three teams having a like
percentage. Farm house Is tbe
other member of tbe trio in this
league. Acacia plays Pi Kappa
Phi at 8:25 o'clock to decide a
League VI tie.
Betas, Theta Chis Meet.
Tuesdav at 8:40 o'clock. Beta
Tbeta Pi tangles with Tbeta Chl in
a clash for supremacy in League
IV. Last Tuesday night, the Tbeta
Chis won from tbe Betas to tie the
league standings.
Wednesday at 7 o'clock. Tau
Kappa Fpil'n ine.t f arm House
in a l-"t;ii V t hinipionhln af
fair, and li Kappa I'hl play Alpha
Uamm Kh in an eifoit to
straighten out the three-way tie
la Lntk'ue. VI. Tumaday at 7 25
o'clock, tha other team in th
League VI ndfcujt, Aiaii. pla'
the A. O It .
.Nrj;rti Sltitlfiil SjM'uk
At Karly IVupt r Sen ire
Tne lniver-ity V. W. C. A.
and Y. M. C. A. sponwired a meet
ing this morning at H o'clock at
the Knimanuel M. K. church in
observance of the univerul day
of prayer which i tuntmary in
all cities where there are branches
of the World Ktudent Christian
Federation. The service centered
about the tntrr-racml relation,
since this Hunday had aluu been
set al.!e for such a nervlce. Claud
Gordon, a negro student from Ja
maica, spoke.
IN RIFLE TOURNEY
Huskers Have 1000 Percent
Standing; Sundccn Is
High Man.
DEFEATS SEVEN TEAMS
The rifle team at the end of the
first week of the current postal
season is shooting 1,000 percent.
Tbe week's match was fired
against seven teams throughout
the country with a win over each
one. The Cornhusker's had a total
score of 3.618. Fred Sundeen was
high man with 372.
Following are the teams over
which Nebraska won: South Da
kota A. and M. 3,r93. N. Y. Stock
Exchange 3.578, Georgetown uni
versity 3.516. University of Ala
bama 3.4S4, DePauw university
3,342, University of South Dakota
3,431. and John Hopkins 3,342.
The members of the cornhusRer
squad with individual scores are:
Phil Bartholomew. Lincoln, 354;
Sundeen, Lincoln. 372; M. L. Ba
ker, Lincoln. 36S; George Phillip
son. Hickman. 36S; Paul Yocum,
Sutton, 364; Tom Huddleston. Lin
coln, 361: Ted Burgess, Omaha.
359; J. H. P.lnker, Rippey. Ia 35S;
II. U. I'attison, Jos; Claude Koe.
Ord, 355; Curtis Nelson, Bristow,
351; Cliff Webster. Dalton. 357; K.
H. Kossek, Lincoln, 357; Charles
Wertman, Milford. 346; and Joe
DeKlotz, Lincoln, 342.
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Drawings of Silver Piece
Are Sent to Lincoln
For Study.
A silver coin, bearing the In
scription "Respublica Soldoren,"
and dated 1793. which wos found
near Fairbury. Neb., may unlock
the doors of a new clue of early
exploratory parties in Nebraska,
Pencil rubbings of tbe coin have
been sent the University ct ?.c
braska for possible Identification
by Bertha Akin, Fairbury sebjol
teacher, who in calling for exhibits
of foreign money to be displayed
in a Latin class, was attracted by
this odd coin brought in by one of
the students.
The origin of the coin has not
been definitely decided as yet, ac
cording to E. E. Elackman. cura
tor of the state historical society,
who Is puzzling over the rubbings
and sketches.
Other Discoveries Made.
From the rubbings, the date, the
inscription, a crown, a large cross
and letter S, and the amount of
the coin "20 Baz" are distinguish
able. The coin has been been so as
to prevent perfect rubbings. It is
slightly larger than a half dollar
piece.
The spot where the coin was
picked up is near the point where,
some years ago, a boy found an
old bronze Spanish sword hanger.
The sword hanger is now in the
possession of tie historical so
ciety. Tbe com was found in a lit
tle tributary valley to Rose Creek,
near Fairbury.
Sororities Originate Many Unique
And Expressive Slanp Expressions
Y FRANCES MOLVOHF.
Sorority slang send nmteily
spiilU skyroi krltug. Slay mtll
talk and sinlei would be alramled
Seetbles. In other woiJh, slang
play a major and imjMjt tmtt part
m sorority die. The toed lives a
round of it. She "flop out of ld.
slaps on the glad rag, and ankle
down the alley to 'collie h.' She
snore through a class, meets a
cake, gargles a coke with him. and
goes home to mould belor tne
evenug whoopi. She gets all
dreHM-d up like a soie thumb,
shukei. her dogs till the last trom
bone die, and U ready to begin
all over again."
Slang changes with tbe season
like all col log inte thing. It gets
all hot and bothered with fur
coats and all warm and worried
with straw hat. It fluctuates like
the stock market. Thus lis field Is
doubly bioad at pttiwiit. since no
one im quite sure whether It Is ttill
winter or already spring.
Exclamation of appreciation
deserve particular attention, and
the foremost of these Is the
"aqueek." In a cigarette It's taste
in a "squeek" it s Intonation. A
high pitched one with an "1" on
the end denote surprise or de
light. A quick one expresses vexa
tion. An "eek" without the "sq"
means nearly anything. When n
doubt, say "eek."
Appreciation of the beautiful 1
expressed In highly artistic ways.
"Pretty like a speckled pup" Is ab
solutely tbe latest, iho "cute as a
bug" is more appropriate for
spring. "Cute." all by itself, is still
good still meaning anything
from Jaunty to bowlegged. When
somebody gets "all prettied up."
she is either a "doll" or " Mrs. As
tor's plush horse." depending on
whether the observer is Jealous or
not.
Appreciation of the unbeautiful
is expressed in an equally pictur
esque manner. "Roughnecks" and
thugs" have become 'muscle
necks" and "robbers." "Dumb
dates" are "flat tires," "heels."
"sore toes." and such "pedal ex
pressions." People who come for
ward with unwelcomed proposi
tions are told to "go climb a
weed" or "fry a banana." Surprise
is heralded by "well 111 be a
monkey's uncle."
Then there are scholastic ex
pressions, the most familiar of
which are "pipe" and "snap''
courses. "Dry as the Scriptures"
had also come into universal pop
ularity before Coach Bible pro
tested against the "asparagus."
thus cast on his family.
We have certain parties and
groups to thank (or cuss) for cer
tain coinages. For instance, the Pi
Phi's d t have told. They have
"couth-tough." (Front too many
"puff -puff." maybe . From the
ag college we have "my cow" and
'oh hore," muih to the chagnn
of the "home eckrrs" are foici-d
tu watch their "apple sauce" and
"iHiloney" die by milieu, McCleery,
the surcen.iful producer, succeeded
in launching hi "oh yeah" and
"don't be sillv" on the long suf
fering public Ut year, and doubt
less expects, "all sinters tu sub."
from now on.
And that brings us once again ta
Hie Coruhusker CarnHal li pays
to advertise you know. Oh, yah!
Well that depends. Jo Jo and EaaU
are getting lonesome and accord
ing la lateid reports are looking
forward with relish to Feb. 21. At
yet there are no bareback rulers
but tl.at should be easily remedied
there's plenty of good material
Danger! Iun't go near that
Kapp Unit h "Believe It or not."
you might be likely to, Cr.ne and
lind out the painful truth get
your portrait In charcoal and
weep. I.Tjorance Is not always
hlin. Aha, the end Is Bearing -here
Tl! Yours truly. (With apol
ogies to Little Jack Little.)
Then the boy. b!e 'era. come , p. 1,1i.,ln Tlnla Plant,
In for the v.o,t epithet of all.,1 l-Ml"Il lan
They are anything from "rat Junior, ?etlltr Tfte
face" and "horae necks" to
ponsea" and "honey " There are
still others, of course, that origi
nated in third floor "cow ses
sions." Draw your own conclusion.
W. A. A.
INTR AM URALS
"What a break." said the ball
as It bounced Into ber arm J. Tbe
big struggle continues, and It
looks as it some of these coeds
really know bow to play basket
ballactually! Sigma Eta Chl and Delta Gam
ma pulled some li.st ones and
managed to bring home the ham.
Sigma Eta Chl htaged a close
fight with tbe I-X-L'a and only
created a score of 6-4. Delta Gam
ma had a little better luck (what
a break i and rolled up 19 points.
What does It feel like to be suc
cessful? Tbe halves are short and snappy
but we have to give these poor
coeds a chance imagine how
tired they'd be to go to a dance
after displaying such athletic
prowess? By the way, think It'll
snow tonight? What has that to
do with basketball. 'Nary a thing.
At la-st we've learned why girls
keep their eyes shut when being
kissed -they hate to see the fel
lows make fools of themselves!
PI Lamha Theta. honorary sor
ority in Teacher college, will hold
a tea In Fllen Smith hall. Thurs
day. Feb. 20. from 4 to 6 o'clock
tipen to all Junior and senior girls
in Teacher college.
The gathering will oe of Informal
nature with short program and
dancing.
Sv.rzey Will I)icu
Telexcopc Tuesday
"Creat Telescopes of the World"
will be the subject of the regular
observatory lecture. Tuesdsy eve
ning by Prof. G. D. Swesey. The
obser. ""v "vlll be open from 7 to
10 o'c 'ne lect ire being given
at 8 ' i
Mi Wagner Will Tell
Of DanMi Kxperiencea
Miss Miriam Wagner of the de
partment of physical education for
women, will talk to the Physical
Education club, Tuesday evening
at Ellen Smith ball, on her work
last summer at the Nils Bulsh's
gymnastic school In Denmark.
1 "Your Drug Store"
1 r i hor Delirious Voatieta
at our Luncheonette.
tVhittmsn Candles
The Owl Pharmacy
144 No. 14th A P. 10t
Wurpler Will Enter
Handball Tournament
Bob Wurgler, Omaha man at
tending the University of Ne
braska, has entered the national
Y. M. C. A. handball tournament
to be held next week in St. Louis,
Mo. Wurgler is the singles cham
pion of tbe Omaha Y. M. C. A.
Wurgler is representing Pi
Kappa Alpha in the intramural
handball tourney and will play
either Grossman or Rich for the
championship.
Learn to Dance
Guarantee to teach you in six
Private Lessons,
Classes every Monday and
Wednesday.
Private lessons morning, after
noon St evening.
Call for AppolntmenL
Mrs. Luella Williams
Private Studio,
Phone B4258. 1220 D St
RENT CARS
Model "A" Fords. Chevrolet
sixes and fours and Reo Wol
verines and Flying Clouds.
Special discount on Chevrolet 4
cylinder cars and Reo Wolver
ines. Reservations held until 7
p. m. Time charge begins at 7
p. m. Plenty of cars at all
times. We will appreciate your
business.
1120 P Street Always Open
Motor Out Company
CORNHUSKER HOfll.
4 x,
1 A'
LINCOLN. NEBRASKA
ew afternoon dresses
cw dinner dresses
New knitted dresses
One, two and three-piece
New Millinery
Reduced dresses, ensembles and coats,
suitable for school, street or travel.
M
ICT MB
Ikll 1V1L
GREEN
At the Campus Shop
Tuesday and Wednesday,
Feb. 1 8th and 1 9th.
Representing the
HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER
He comes to show you the 1930
spring styles, and to help you
pick out clothing that is adapted
to your own particular needs. If
you're large or small, dark or
ht he'll fit you in a suit that
is suited to YOU. Patterns, one
a kind.
1
of
DON'T FAIL TO MEET HIM
THE PRICES ARE RIGHT
D"ABNBCiBN'G
Modem Musie Friday, taturday and Sunday Nights
Mixed Dsnees Wednesday
Checker Cab leaves -IS A O. Natl. Sank of Com. "r'Z'?j
second trip t:l, .FsreBOc per person rewnd trip. Every Wednesday.
Friday. avtwrSiy sad aeutday nights.
CAMPU
SHOP
Mats.
Eve.
50
Till 11 00,
Miles Wnt on "O"
Till 1100.
