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SOCIETY
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f.tr ll ' f irt all actititu ! I
from i.'M until .V'1' n clock
five luiilrl . itliIiir
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UH em UM hi pt
f ih ! organisation par-
tirtpating l rH,,
tpodMir U '.
rourirf Ih 'r ll
Mr, t. J. Thompson; Mi i.iu
Hung. ponor A. W, . rrd.
Wis naric) VcPonald. XV. A. A
ronsoe. and rpre.itallv of
th l f Ulster board. Ounng the
terond hmir. Him Bmii Miller
university X'. XV. C. A. secretary;
inu Hiekll. secretary t ln
HrPpr- M" "r1 f,rr'
and Miss Ileal r") ItVhaMaon,
tpnfr of A. XV. m ill pour.
Th main features of th after
noon's entertainment Indul Mint
Antoinette lnroro In Violin nln.
arrompnid by Miss I'ornslia
Crl who will alo play vral
riann solo. n1 Mini Arrirlh
,rrr h prMnl plftno
Th Y. XV. O. A.. A. XV. ft . XV. A.
A . P'f P'""r bM n1 th I'm
rny lirnipi of Vomn X'oter
iihur honor. Krh trmip
ll decor ( on room of th hail
hfr Ihnr offirm HI rmin
Miinnit th t to vplin th
purpr n1 work of th ort.nlr'
tion. Hln MrAnultV prirt
in th Y. xv. 1, A. room. Khr
fiivlnrd. th A. XV. ft.: Ruth 1U
irtonrl. XV. A. A, nl Charlotte
joTf. Big ftiMr board.
Fall Motif to Prevail
At 1'gma Nu Houi Party
Appropriate, fall color will b
H aa lrroratlona at the Sigma
Nu houi party. Friday. October
tenth, which t to be Riven In ho
nor of the frephmen. Howey Gard
ner unci I rhairman. haa an
nounced that arranjrementa for one
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LEARN TO DANCE
WILL TEACH YOU TO
DANCE IN SIX PRIVATE
LESSON!
ALLROOM AND TAP
Stirt New Tap Clan Wed., Oct. 16
Letiont Merning, Afternoon and
Evening by Appointment
RESULTS GUARANTEED
Lee A. Thornberry
L82S1
Private Studio
8300 Y
KIDDIES Look what wa art
going to have at our
Saturday Morning; Party
Charley Chaplin
In "The Circus"
Don't forget th Wolfe Cycle Co.
Are Going to Give Away Free
A BICYCLE
STUART
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Love and duty eUiah In a
whirlpool or human
emotions.
Ramon Novarro
In
"The Call of
the Flesh"
with
DOROTHY JORDON
ERNEST TORRENCE
RENEE ADOREE
STA'GE
Santo and Butler. Revue
with
Seven Rythmaniac
-ADDED-
Special Picture of Initiation of
1930 U. of N. Freihmen
1930 Cornhusker Football Team
LINCOLN
Ronald Coleman
When ha chose
love as a part
ner he fell out
with crime!
"Raffles"
with
XAY FRANCIS
Bargain
Hour
12 to 1 25c
THIS WEEK
Special Pictures
of
Initiation of 1930
U. of N.
Freshmen
Come See Yourself In
clotures
N V-
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I SPECIAL PICTURES
OF THE
1 COHNHUSKERS
inaug. an. I t.L.wti wi; , llv ,
Ih Mi it ii 1 lnu-ln ult, riiooh
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Social Calendar
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Kpi hie pat'y
Saturday, Oct. 4.
H Kappa Alpha hu patty
Alpha Ian mr h-mae party.
Thi Camm ivua hona party.
hl timet a hoi paity.
y.ta Ita Tan hMi party.
Hifmi Thl rlpailon hmiae party.
Zeta Tan Alpha houa paity.
Imrii Peta Pt houae patty,
ft Kappa I'M boie patty.
Thei t"hl bona patty.
hundred rouplea are brinif m'le
and Individual favota have been
ordered for all jurnla. 1iarnr
will tnclud flat hlnlfa Trouty.
Alumna ef Alpha Delta
PI Return r"or Party
Th Alpha IVU IM roiity I
jTlvinf hotit. patty lor the
riettte on Hat unlay. Virginia
tandall. MildiTd Topp. t'nnio
HeabrooV and Itcmi.e Tetemon.
Omaha alumnae, are driving down
for th Texa-NernaWa game and
th rrty. Kramea lackey and
Irma Rrhuler. '30. will drive up
from X ilbur. whrre they are teach
ing thla year. The chapeionca for
the dame will be Mr. and Mr. J.
K. Lawrence. !r. and Mr. H. A.
Capek. and Mia. ld Dumrtead.
Formal Pledging Held
At Alpha Chi Omega House
formal pledging waa held at the
Alpha C'hl Omega hou Monday
evening. Twenty girls were given
pledge r'n"- At the r'f-S6 jr:'ct
Ing. officer were elected. They
are president. Klouine Reel; vice
preMdenl. Martha Herxhey; necre
tary, Imogrne Rtelnmrier. and
treanurer, LVMarie Hilliard.
Rutheet Entertained
At Large Dinner Party
Fortv-eight member and rush
eea of'the Thl Tau Thota fra
ternity met at the XVesleyan foun
dation parsonage for a social eve
ning, Tuesday evening, when a
upper was served at 6:30. Group
singing and talk on the various
phases of the fraternity were fea
tures of the program. X. Kdgar
Gates apoke. telling why he rec
ommended Thl Tau Theta. Other
sneakers on the program and their
uhlects were: "What is Thl Tau
Thela." bv Henry Rinker; 'Thl
Tau Theta's Record." by C. Ber
trand Shultz, and 'Thl Tau
Theta'a Purpose, by Harold Bates,
Lloyd XX'att. Norman Teters and
Rev. XV. C. Fawell. Bernard Mal
colm acted aa toastmaster during
the program hour.
Mil Weaver Chosen
To Be Mid Nebraska
Dorothv Jane XVeaver, '32, Lin
coln, has' been chosen as Miss Ne
braska for the dedicatory pro
gram of the new Waubonsie bridge
at Nebraska City. Oct. 17. Miss
Weaver Is the daughter of Gov.
and Mrs. A. J. Weaver and a
member of Pi Beta Phi. Together
with Miss Iowa, who will be cho
sen in the near future, Mlsa Ne
braska will clip the ribbon and
officially open the new Missouri
river bridge to traffic. Miss Wea
ver served as Miss Nebraska at
the opening program of the Mis
souri river span at Blair last
spring.
Alpha Xi Delts To
Entertain Frosh
The actives of Alpha Xi Delta
will entertain at a houae dance on
Friday evening in honor of their
pledges. About sixty couples will
be present. The chaperons will be
Miss Lulu Runge and Mrs. Made
line Grennard.
Betas Book Aggie
land Orchestra
The Aggieland Brunswick rec
ording orchestra has been secured
by Beta Theta Pi to supply music
for their house party Saturday
night. The affair is being given
by the active members of the
chapter in honor of the pledges.
Miss Julia Koester, Kappa Alpha
Theta, drove with her brother,
William Koester, Beta Theta PI,
to her home In Kansas the past
week end.
Misses Dorothy Struble and
"Modern Quality
will linger long
after prices are
Forgotten1
There's such a notice
able difference w h eji
garments are cleansed
by professionals.
Cleaners
S0UKUP & WEST0VER
MgTS.
CALL
F2377
"26TH YEAR IN LINCOLN"
Modern
liA fit ( hrt k ,nmrt
tor Shulrnt Dirrrlorx
Student wdtH names kegin
ning im C, D, I If F huld
Chk n student lrcUry
lull In IniiI Scene hall tr
mutates.
lrn l(u f fremont r
eh-eitd gur.la at th Kpp Al
pha Ihrta hil
Mi lvtlli himrk. Kpp
Alpha Theta. attended a i1lii.ff
in Krwaid on Te.lay. Kiom thai
h rnt to hrr hum in lavid
t'lty. trtiiimng to the timxetaity
the following day
MOVIES ARE USED IN
t
K
Extension Division Offers
Instruction Featuring
Yale Chronicles.
Cairn correspondent course In
American history. upplemrnted
by the showing of historhal mo
tion picture of fifteen lmrtnt
episode in American history. Is
now being ottered by the univer
sity extension division. One, two
or Xhree hours' credit may be
eainrd according to the number
of lessona read and the number of
references.
Events Depicted.
The motion pictures are in
X'ale Chronicle of America, pro
duced by Vale university and dis
tributed by the university exten
sion division, depicting some of
the outstanding events affecting
the history of thia country. Th
I'hronlclea are bajted upon 'The
fhronlrle o( America." a htntory
of America In fifty volumes.
The primary purpose of these
photoplays Is to provide a new ap
paratus to aid in the teaching of
hlstoiy. The photoplays are now
being shown In different parte of
the country by Americanization
groups, community clubs, civic
and historical clubs, and other
similar groupa. They are alo be
ing hsmI to aid In Inst Miction In
grade schools, high schools and
colleges.
Miss Lyman In Charge.
The class work in the course
will consist of attendance at the
photodramas and lectures, writ
ten exercises, and the examina
tion. The correspondence work In
the course will be handled aa are
other correspondence courses.
Miss Blanche Lyman, Instructor in
history, will have charge of the
course.
I-If.HTY WOMEN
OUT FOR SPKEI)
BALL PRACTICI
Speedbal XVednesday evening
opened the women s Intramural
sport program Xor the year, with
about eighty girls out for the first
practice.
Although there were quite a
group out for the practice it ia
hoped by Jean Whitney, head of
speedbali, that there will be over
a hundred girls out for the prac
tice tonight and Friday night. All
groups are urged to send their
team out for practice so that they
will be familiar with the game be
fore the tournament begins next
week.
Girls who are enrolled in individ
ual gymnastics will not be eligible
to play speedbali. All girls intend
ing to play are requested to wear
low heeled shoes.
CIVIL ENGINEERS
FROM IOWA STATE
VISIT ST. LOUIS
AMES, la., Sept. 30. Twenty
five senior civil engineers at Iowa
State college left here yesterday
by bus for St. Louis on tneir an
nual inspection trip, which is re
quired for graduation,
In charge of W. E. Galligan,
professor of water supply and san
itary engineering, they will visit
various engineering works en
route, stopping at Cedar Rapids,
Keokuk, Jacksonville, 111., and Al
ton, 111. Bridge construction, hy
droelectric developments, sewage
disposal and airport design are the
main Items being studied.
While at St. Louis the students
will attend the fall meeting of the
American Society of Civil Engi
neers, of which Anson Marston,
dean of engineering, is past presi
dent. This trip of one week takes
the place of the Chicago trip here
tofore made in the spring.
IOWA STATE MAKES
REGISTRATION GAIN
AMES, Ia Sept. 30. A total of
4.259 students had enrolled at
Iowa State college Saturday noon,
at the end of the first week of reg
istration, according to J. R. Sage,
registrar. This number is a gain
of 148 over the registration at the
same time last fall.
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
AFTER ALL it's a Townsend
photograph that you want.
LOST JewHeTT" AT tTO. sIsFer pinT
Finder call P1297 for reward. Ber
nlre Loutiienhelaer.
Will sacrifice a (fold-trimmed, melody
C Conn naxaplione. F 78M. 1725
Dakota.
Six Popular
Including "Journey's End" and "Holtday"
UNIVERSITY PLAYERS
SEASON TICKET CAMPAIGN
See a "TasteF for
NTRAMURALS 0
START AT ONCE
STATES VOGELER
Fall Sports Program Will
Commence With Socctr
For Fraternities. i
PLAN TENNIS TOURNEY
All-University Meet to Start
Monday; Three Races
Scheduled.
rail intramural trt pnciam
will stail immetliatrlv. announced
Rudy Xo;eli-t, i.irtilor -f intra
mural M.ts. yi-stei.lay. Nccr
III occupy th lime f the frater
nities for the nut few rk and
an all university Irnni tmima
nirnt will statl nut Monday.
side the two Mtt XVgrier an
nounced that three two mile tara
ill be tun between candidate
In m th hol unieiity.
Thiity-seven entrant er r
reived for th tennis lournameid
and lheie entrants ln lud men
trom rion-fratrrmtv groups aa well
as fraternities. Pairing will b
made immediately and the tourna
ment will start Monday. Notice
will be sent to all entrant as to
hen and who they will play.
A.n Medal.
The two mile roces aie also for
baibs as well as Iraternity men
and will start in a very hoit time.
Kveiyone In the university Is eli
gible for the races except letter
men in cro country. Six medal
will be swarded to men having the
highest average in the three tact
A gold medal will be given for
first place, two silver medals for
second and third, and three broni
medals for fourth, fifth, and sixth.
These medals are given on a basis
of the average of three races.
Races Scheduled Tuesday.
All the races will be run on
Tuesday at 5 o'clock unless it
rains. In this case the races will
be run on the following Thursday
at 5 o'clock. Dates for the three
races are Oct. 14. Oct. 21 and Oct.
28. All men who wish to run are
urged to come out and practice Im
mediately to jet Into some kind of
shape for the runs.
By these all-university events
Director X'ogeler is attempting to
reach all the men of the university.
Mr. X'ogeler hopes that barbs, as
well as fraternity men will respond
for the events. Ihus bringing all
the groups of the school into con
tact. idraanner
XOP OL' TEXAS!" This haa
wmnt th battle crv of the
Comhuskers and will not subside
until the final gun goes off Sat
urday afternoon. Whether the
game ends win, lose or draw, Ne
braskans will scream "Top Ol'
Texas" until the last moment.
Thia idea of having a alogan
for each game is sponsored by
the Innocents society and has
proved to be extremely popular.
Placarda appeared about the
campus Wednesday and every
Husker car should be adorned
with one of these cards. It Just
goes with all the rest of the en
thusiasm. OW that football season is
about to officially begin, the
question of rallies will claim a
little attention. Last year the ath
letic department became afraid
that enough spirit was not being
generated for the Nebraska-Kan
sas Aggie game.
A campaign for excitement was
started and after the smoke of
battle had cleared away it was
discovered that several professors
had received minor injuries, 1n ad
dition to their outraged dignities.
No casualties were reported, how
ever. Pittsburgh, Missouri and Kan
sas Aggies will be the cause of
the three major rallies this year
and rallies for the other games
will not be quite as important.
DY a rally being important it is
D not meant that no attention
will be paid to the other games.
The idea of having the three ma
jor rallies was adopted because a
rally loses its effect If the same
routine is gone through for every
game.
The Innocents, Corn Cobs, Mor
tar boards and Tassels have a real
job ahead of them. They must de
velop plenty of pep and fire for
the big games of the year but
must also be able to keep tnis en
thusiam under control.
The discussion and excitement
aroused by last year's demonstra
tion has placed the student body
in a critical position.
TF the students don't get excited
4 nrt take, the came as a matter
of course the alumni will scream
to the skies that the "Or Corn
husker spirit" has been lost.
Tf thoxr e-et all evcitrr! and
worked up and stage a rally such
. .S.S.S.Sl. . -) f..S-
Productions
Student Rates
) in t.hrrtirtg UttH k
.frr OfH-n ! Sorotilirt
Srris whkS) wer WA
f xtuxat let thir I'
ttall IkU ny
I heir prMn ! I Mais M
IK hrng Mcln. A felotli
f Mats In K oemtni
I'M ( crg etli is
taken m time I?.
RprMe)ltiS of ritte
may rr (Mm Mt ) t
f .ity fiv ') tin '"
) add'Hoei! fitly cM tr
tach tKkel at Jnn K. Ihk.'I
ettkr In h Hiiuum le1y..
If t remaining sett r t
n) tee mrrw they will M
Id t traUrsutie.
as ha bren don in Ih past -they
ai a bunch of hoodlums and
should all l kid it 4 h
H ItHigh )ob. this tally busi
ness Co on way and )u get
cussed. Co Ih other way snd ytu
gt russed tin
T1IK tally pit.llem is teally mi-
lutant a any athletic nmli
will tell you It help to pl
team in th toiiel pvi hologi. al
Mate o will th game It !
slaria spirit ther I really
om i heeling at Ih gam.
Th only Hung to do la to go
brad and allv for th game
and trul to piovidem that lb
nidi will not get out o control
I U i possible to hav tallies, and
I real tallies at that, and hot get
like the mob did last year.
t
T"I1K four Texan who wet m-
mured to have been bit by the
flu ar back In suit and will be
on hand when the game Mart
Saturday afternoon.
t'aplain "Hull" Floyd, the only
veteran in th backflrld was ba k
with the squad th early part of
the week and la In fin condition
for the game.
Magrill, Nolan and Malon were
the other men reported to h ill
but are all bark in suit and will
come with the squad.
This Floyd Is rumored to be
one of the best Interference run
ners In the southwest and has
earned plenty of fame In thia de
pal tmni of the game. XVonder
how he compares with "Blue"
Howell?
WAA. BOARD PLANS
Coed Groups Winning Sport
Events Will Be Awarded
New Placques.
The executive council and sport
board of W. A. A. met Wednes
day In the women's gymnasium to
discuss plans for fall activities.
As many board members as pos
sible will serve in th W. A. A.
booth during the all activities tea
this afternoon. Novel posters,
skins and trophies will be used as
decorations, according to Harriet
Fair, booth chairman.
A new mimeograph machine and
new placques bave been purchased
by the organisation. The placques
to be given to the group who wins
a first place are of brown stained
wood with a steel plate on which
the name of the winning groupa
will be engraved.
They will become a permanent
possession of the group who keeps
them three years. The placques
are expected to prove more suc
cessful than the old skins which
MOTOR OUT COM
PANY specializes in Rent-A-Car
services; new and
nearly new cars at low
rates for all kinds of trips.
We invite old and new cus
tomers to call us. MO
TOR OUT COMPANY,
B-6819, 1120 P Street.
Always open.
".4 Y our Srrvirp"
RECTOR'S PHARMACY
13th A P
C. E. BUCHHOL2, Mgr.
m
Quality First, Always
Food is fuel for that curious engine we call our body. And as in the case
with all other engines, the best quality of fuel gives the best results.
That is why our motto is "Quality First, Always" in preparing and serving
our Special Students' Lunch and Special Students' Supper at the
ANNEX CAFE
where twenty University of Nebraska football players have agreed to man
age the upstairs dining room for D, H. Harris.
The lunch hour begins at 11 :00 a. m. and lasts until 2 :00 p. m. During this
period you may have your choice of three numbered lunches, all different
and different each day, consisting of meat, vegetables, rolls and butter, and
coffee or milk, at the very low price of 35 cents.
The Special Students Supper begins at 5:00 p. m. and lasts until 8:00 p. m.
It is similar and yet different from the lunch, and the price is 35 cents.
Students who must economize can live well ai i keep well eating at the
Annex Cafe, and spend leu than a dollar a day.
OPEN ALL NIGHT
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nunxler thai! It lo la MKle. is
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A xit brd mreln.J mill b
held Ih first Wednesday tf eiy
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for Ih faim no a )id;ihg squad
huk is ill lepreaent th collex at
the An'ikia Kal l.uvulu
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