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Annual Farmers Ball Set
For October 30 to
Avoid Conflict.
At a meeting: of the A? execu
tive board Friday afternoon in Ag
hall, Hazel Bensen and Delphian
Nash, co-chairmen of the Farmers
Formal committee, announced that
the annual Farmers Formal would
be held Friday, October 30, instead
of Nov. 14, which was the ached
uled date.
The committee pointed out that
there would be a party held at tne
coliseum on Nov, 14, and that the
natural decorations would be more
easily obtained at an earlier date.
President Tom Snipes stated,
"As yet we have made no ar
rangements to hire o r c h e s
tras in blocks, but several sealed
bids have been opened."
The mixer schedule for the first
semester is as follows: Farmers
Formal, Oct. 31; Bock and Bridle,
Nov.,6; Phi Upsilon Omicron, Nov.
20; Home Ec club, Dec. 12; Dairy
club, Jan. 23; American Society
Agriculture Engineers, Dec. 5, or
Jan. 15.
The next meeting of the board
WON BY A NOSE!
William
Haines
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Cob Band Tryoutn
Set for Tomorrow
Tryoutt and first rehearsals
for the Corn Cob band will be
held Monday night at 7:30 In
room 203 of ths Temple build
ing. Anyone playing an orches
tral Instrument and interested
in playing with the organiza
tion is requested to be present,
according to Leo Skalowsky,
chairman of the band committee.
will be Oct. 23, at 6 o'clock in Ag
hall.
Members present were President
Tom Snipes, Elinor Dixon, Hazel
Benson, Ruth Jenkins, Delphian
Nash, David Bengsten, Fred Slefer,
and Miss Louise Leaton, who is the
sponsor for the board.
SOPHOMORE POSTS
ANNOUNCED IN NEW
R. 0. T. C. PROMOTIONS
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Hnidrgt; Cliarln J. Owen, Crawford;
Maurlc C. rltmon, North Plant; W.
H. Schneider, Lincoln; Harold E, Spencer,
Lincoln: Lorln P. Volk, Chicago, III.; Ed
ward L. Witt. Lincoln.
IOMPANT C.
Edward E. Brodkey, first sergeant.
Scrieanle.
Arthur H. OoMateln.
John Henderson, Omaha.
Lyman B, Johnson, Omaha.
O. J. Cries, Stuart.
M, Lloyd Compton.
Carlton Nelson, Persia, la.
Henry J. Amt.i, Lincoln,
Robert Oray, Beatrice.
Ralph C. Moore, Omaha.
Corporal-.
Phillip R. Zimmerman. Guide Fork.
Howard L, (lllleeplt. Wymore.
Hugh Wyland, Lincoln.
Carl L. Krb, Lincoln.
Marl Martin, Ashland.
Lester Sunderman, Madlion.
Lester H. RumbauRh, Lincoln.
Joseph Shranck, David City.
Wilbur Haegen, Lincoln.
C. Lyle Reddlck, Lincoln.
COMPANY .
Herman 8. Rosenblatt, first sergeant.
Kergeanta.
Henry Q. Chalt, Omaha.
James A. Davis. Omaha.
Victor H. Drummnnd. Lincoln.
Glen O. Hampton, Gothenburg.
Henry Keller, Lincoln.
Milton J. Mansfield, Omaha.
Wallace R. May, Omaha.
James J. Urban, Tekamah.
Ralph M. Welch.
Henry K. Winter, Casper, Wyo.
Carporalt.
T. C. Armstrong, Lincoln.
Russell V. Batle. North Platte.
Dean Cole, Lincoln.
AshtonfCuckler, Wllsonville,
William Dougherty.
Raymond Krlckeon, California. Nebr.
Franklin H. Johnson, Bertrand.
Nathan Mandell. Omaha.
John C. Mtnnlck, Cambridge,
John J. Ord.
Jens J. Peterson, Blair.
' F.dwln Bpurllrift.
James Story, Tulsa, Okls.
Carl Von Brandenfels, Hnldredga.
Charles C. White. Sutherland.
COMPANY K.
Oeorgt H. Sauer, first sergeant. Lincoln.
Sergeants.
Maurice K. Brown, Belvldere.
Robert M. Jones.
Kermlt L. Mourer, Lincoln.
James R. Hultz.
John Clapper.
Kenneth R. Allen.
Francis R. Byron, Omaha.
Francis H. Ay res. Lincoln.
Wlllard E. Strangman, Lincoln.
Corporals.
George J. Bauer, Randolph.
Donald R. Hodder, Lincoln.
Robert R. Dill, Lincoln.
C. W. McCracken, David City.
Donald D. Twlford, Lincoln.
Harold W. Ruder. Lincoln.
Frederick D. Koehne. Orovllle, Wash.
Adam J. Green. Lincoln.
L. H. Anderson, Celman. 8. D.
Forrest E. Bauer, Lincoln.
G. F. Vlasak. Prague.
COMPANY F.
B. W. Goulding. Omaha, llrst sergeant.
Sergeant.
Lewis M. LaMaster, Lincoln; Robert C.
Beatty. Overton; Lloyd Anfin. Rosalie:
Dale E. Taylor. Fargo. N. D.: Charles
Kelley, Nebraska City; Charles Stewart.
Lincoln; Eldrldge Scriven, Mitchell; Jack
B. Minor, Lincoln; C. W. Woolery, Stan
ton; Carl Welchner. Omaha.
Corporals.
Adolph C. Dohrman, Staple hursl : Lloyd
W. Bauer. Scrlbner; C. H. Srheinst,
Gregory, S. D. ; George Pentlco. Lincoln;
John H. McArthur; Robert Woolfolk. Lin
coln: W. G. Wier, Jr.. Lincoln; Gra.-son
O. Elchelharg?r; Gaylord Conn. Greeley,
Colo.; Alfred N. Nutzmann. Bertrand.
COMPANY G.
Carlyi- A. Sorenson, first Migrant.
Sergeants.
Lewis X. Letts: Richard Nicholson. Val
entine; Fay Waldron, Adams: Don I'.
Robertson: G. D. Eberly, Lincoln; C. S.
Dukeslow; H. A. Lambertus. Gothenburg;
Paul W. Mason. Omaha; Bernard Jennings,
Lincoln; Reed F. Basta, Schuyler.
Corporals.
Wendell Cox. Harlan. Kas.: Allison Car
ter. Bruning; Edwin A. Axtell; Robert K.
Campbell. Lincoln; Harold J. Spier. Sioux
Falls, S. D. ; W. R. Baxter; Sebastian R.
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Lunches
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SOPIFTY
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SUuk'iits me looking with interest to this weck-eml wIkii
Kiiusun will In' quests ol' thi! university mid the grails will he
returning to. their iilinit niiiter, i loineeoniing decorations will
ho displayed liy the sororities and fraternities Friday evening
and Alpha Sigma l'!ii will open the social affairs with their
fall party at Ihc Cornhusker Friday evening. Saturday will
find many sororities and fraternities holding luncheons or din
ners for the j'et liming alumni ami the Homecoming varsity
party at the coliseum will close Ihe week.
Y. W. Msmbcrsliip
To Bo Held. Today.
The membership drive or Urn Y.
W. O. A. will start Monday after
noon with a tc-a to be hold in the
home economics p.arlor.i on the Ar
college campus from 3:30 to 0.30.
Another tea will be held Thursday
afternoon tt Uie same time and
place. Mlsj Bernice Miller, secre
tary of the V. V. C. A., will give
a talk.
Monday night a group of girlo
will canvess the sorority houses
for mem'o? iFhlp. Membership cards
will not be given out this year as
has been the custom in former
years. Girls wishing to belong
must sign within the next week in
the office of the V. V. C. A. in
Ellen Smith hall between the hours
of 4 and 5 o'clock, Membei ships
from !ast year will not be carried
over but must be renewed at the
office to bo effective this year.
Chi Omigf. will entertain the
Rev. and Mis. Paul Johnston, one
of their patrons and patronesses,
at dinner today.
Sigma Eta Chi was entertained
at the home of a patroness, Miss
Alice Sanderson, Friday evening
Twenty-four were present.
Nobis. Omaha: Charles MrLfw. Lincoln:
Paul Lake, Eilm Ci'-tk, .Vanuii Bun her,
Lincoln.
rOMPAXV II.
Pon Kastcrday. Lincoln, first beiKtunt.
SirKPtmls.
John Hansen, Lincoln; Harry I. Hornby.
Lincoln: Robert C. Graham, HaHtlngx; Joe
Svoboda, Verdtgre; Robert W. Krye; Vic
tor Chsh. Wllher: Raymond H. SchoenlnK,
Bergrade; Richard Mayborn. Fllly; iTor
nell B. Collins. Hebron: Klwood W. Camp.
Lincoln: Bruce ii. Nicoll. (iieen River,
Wyo.; Norman PruKa; Henrv (i. Bauer,
Lincoln; Earl Johnson.
Corporal.
R. L. Ciraham. Ka'ls City; W. P. B-er;
Basil N. Henricksen. Lincoln: Robert Pe
terson, Oenoa: Ralph O. Clark. Broken
Bow; Rollin Wyrens, Scousbluff: l)on
Ralnsy. Lincoln; iiarold B. C.oebel, Men
dota. III.; W. A. Ovenden, Spracue; Henrv
Kleratead. Lincoln; VIikiI J. Wlltse. Falls
City; Roy E. Blaser, Duncan; Helge Vie
ren. CO.MI'AXV I.
Orvillo A. Tajier. Lincoln, lint sergeant.
ferent.
Robert Pilling, Onmha.
Gordon Y'old.
A. Altbcift. Strompbtirg.
l.owrv Bjeriinea. Omuha.
Robert Allen, Lincoln.
Mauiico M. Shapiro, Lincoln,
Dan K. Clark.
.1. T. Coffen. jr.. Knrrison.
John Lawless, Cozad.
Everett GiDe. Strahan. ta.
Thomas Griffin, Alexandria.
Edward Lcnhart, Greer. River, Wyo.
tnrpornl.
F. rnent Dexter, Shelby.
Louis M. Nelson. Wolback.
Kino.- S. Dahl, Comsto'k.
Clarencn Piems. Lincoln.
Wm. D. Treadv.av, St. Edward
A. O. Topll. Bellwood.
Arnold Strobel. lielvey
Rin A. Rice. Tekamah.
Bernard Schweiger, Grand Island.
IOMPANV K.
Karl R. Halter, Lincol.i. first serg'ant.
Sergeants.
Warren H. Smith, Omaha.
Everett R. Wood.
W. J. Rowe. Omaha.
Ted Pulos, Omaha.
Robert E. Williams. Fremont.
.1 hi. Mullo..
Floyd Abbott, Omaha.
Robert M. Burn;.
Kermlt Moce.
Duans C. hrickson. '.'.ilentine.
Elmer Ander.son, Linooln.
( oriwrals.
LaVcrns Seberg.
Alvin O. Deitz. Loup City.
Clarence Greene. Lincoln.
C-tr S. Bingham, Linccirt.
U'ayiiu Ha-m. Lincoln.
Ri.bert Christian, Craw lord.
Lcwell A. tuithrrlanl. Lincoln.
Wyra Hchcil, Hannlon.
Hugh Schmidt, Llncol'i.
Olive: Soderlund Lincoln.
William McAllister, Lincoln.
Ceorgi Alllbind. AtUnlic, la.
0ll-AXV I..
Dan Kraur, L'tlca. first srrcrant.
SiTsi'mils,
J. E. Davifi. Enm.'in.
i.loilo Smith. Lincoln.
Joim Kennedy, umaha.
Pierce Rauhnch. Viientine.
Carl L. Gesser. Brooklyn. X. V.
Leo Hill. Lincoin.
1-aurence Humpnrev, Casper, Wo.
Ired Ehlen. Wood'olne, ia.
Cnas H. Zi-gltr. Vesia.
George C. toall, jr
orpnrnK.
William liren.-, LiiiLt .11.
Kenneth M. Kent. R?a Cloud.
Robert Stump. Linuoln.
Donald Dobson. Han Jose, Calif.
G. Glenn Gage. Auburn.
Sylvester Fuimk. Old
Lnren E. Kheer-in. York.
Vaughu C. rilianer, .Maxwell.
I'OMPANV M.
Benjamin Clark, Geneva, first sergeant.
hergeailts.
Walter J. Mier. Lincoln.
I".-an' Ptawl. Lincoln.
Charles Rowand. Tecumt-eh.
James H. H-iwaH. Lincoin.
Kenneth Anderson, sv. Edward.
William Baeder. Lincoln.
Paul A. Davis, Lenox, la.
1- A. Johnson.
Walker Coidncr, Lincoln.
Roger Schail.
John A. Ktone. Omaha
Sescs Asher, Scottslilul f,
Leslie Rood. Omahn.
James H. Elijah, Wood River.
Lowell Thomas.
( orporals.
Bernard JlcFarland. Red Cloud
Howard Mitchell. South Sioux Citv.
fi. Edwaid Gilder. Lons Mount, Colo.
Charles fielk, Lincoln.
Glen E. Humrich. Ntuart.
William Higdon, Jr.
Harold Hancock. Herman.
Herbert E. 8wedburg, Lincoln.
Eldon E. Farris. Lincoln.
Leonard Lvnn, Lincoln.
Orir. M. Hunklns, Lincoln.
Ralph Doubt. Lincoln.
Wayne Thurmun. Oconto.
Harlj Brewor, Callaway.
HEADOl ARTI.RS O.MPA.M .
R. A. Murray. Curtis, first sergeant.
SciTgeants.
P. B. Christeiitfen, Fullerton.
N. A. Jeffrey, Lexington.
R. L. Von Bergen. Davison.
R. J. Llch.enwalter. Hubbell.
L. J. Condon. Aurora.
L. Wenzl. Beatrice.
K. K. Brackett. Lincoln.
P. R. Carlson, Link.
O. J. Webster. Dalton.
G. W. Kingman, Chappell.
L. W. Wallin, Lincoln.
M. D. Austin, Ponca.
Corpora Is.
R. C Beerman. Dakota City.
H. K. Elkln. Rosalie.
Everett Curry. Atwood, Kas.
R. A. Chamberlain. Lincoln.
G. P.. Jones. Omaha.
W. Ralston, Omaha.
P. H. Harvev. M. Paul.
E. Foster, flerwyn.
X7HEN ITS AN
iCanpa Dflta initiated Margaret
Yoikc, Htlua Hull, and Martha
Davis-, Friday evening at the chap
ter house.
Initiation ceremonies were hold
recently at the Phi Sigma Kappa
house for the following: William
Smith, Aurora, 111.; Lowry Bjerk
nett, Omaha; Forrest McPhorson,
Fail-bury; ami William Armstrong,
Lincoln. Following the Initiation
the members of the group were
treated to a luncheon at the chap
ter house.
Bare T. Rosier, Oshkosh, and
James Higgins, '28. Schuyler, are
guests this week end at the Phi
Sir ma Kappa house.
Zeta Tsu Alpha held their
founders day banquet at the chap
ter house Thursday evening. Lin
coln alumnae were guests of the
active chapter.
Members of Zeta Tau Alpha
who are spending the week end at
the chapter house are Gertrude
Bock, Man.on, la.; Gladys Tim
merman, Omaha; and Helen Ma
jors, Callaway, Neb.
Maxine Johnson, '30, spent the
week end at the Chi Omega house.
L. F. Bredemeirr, Mayberry.
M. E. Lr.'. Bownlee.
C. F. .Relnmiller, Htaplehurst.
W. it. Waldo, DeWltt.
J. G. Whitson. Lincoln.
P. A. Hoff. Nellgh.
A. W. Hornung. Itoca.
C. Jones, Sidney.
BAND.
Lowell F. Heaney. first sergeant.
Sergeants.
Frederick Masters, Stratton.
Dale C. Cameron, Bennet.
Lester C. fielleniln, West Point.
Robert C. Venner, Lincoln
FILM PRESENTED TODAY
Museum Society Shows Four
Reel Picture in Morrill
Hall Auditorium.
"The Four Seasons," a film of
four reels will feature the second
Sunday afternoon presentation by
the Nebraska Museum society to
be given this afternoon in the
downstairs auditorium of Morrill
hall. This educational film, which
was imported from Ames, la., de
picts the various changes of cover
ing of animals thru the four sea
sons of the year. The first pre
sentation is at 2:30 o'clock for the
children. The adult presentation
will begin at 4:15.
A record crowd was present at
the opening presentation a week
ago. It is estimated that more
than 200 adults attended and the
children's division packed the audi
torium. CORNHUSKER PICTURES are now
being taken st Hauck's Studio. 1216
O street. ,
INNOCENTS NAME
CHAPERONS FOR
SATURDAY PARTY
(Continued from page one.)
some time ago and work will be
gin late this week. The decora
tions plans will be announced this
week.
Homecoming festivities will be
gin with the fraternity and soror
ity house decoration contest which
will be judged Friday evening.
Saturday Nebraska will meet the
Kansas university Jayhawkers in
Memorial stadium. Various alum
ni activities are planned for Sat
urday. The all university party in
the coliseum for the returning
alumni and K. U. visitors will wind
up the activities Saturday night.
The favorable response by fac
ulty and students to the all uni
versity Homecoming party plan,
inaugurated by the Innocents this
year, promises to make the party
an annual event for future Ne
braska Homecomings.
After all. it's a Townsend photo
graph that you want.
KOSMET KLUB REVUE
COMMITTEE CHOSEN
FOR WORK ON SHOW
(Continued from page one.)
view all of the numbers according
to a time schedule which is being
made known by telephone to all
members of acts entered.
Review al will be completed by
the last of the week and the win
ning skits announced in this paper.
This is being done, say members
of the club, so that acts winning
places in the show will have two
full weeks for practicing and fin
ishing off their productions.
The various committees which
follow are each headed by Kosmet
Klub members:
General business: Ed Faulkner
and Bill Devereaux, chairmen;
Robert Pilling, William Twinem,
and Wood row Magee.
Advertising: Charles McCarl and
Don Easterday, chairmen; Dale
Taylor, Harold Winquist, Glenn
Lcbioyt, Milton Mansfield, Frank
Musgrave, and Carlyle Sorensen.
Publicity: Bill McGaffin, chair
man; Harry Rudolph, and Ed
Brodkey.
Phone: John Zeilinger. chair
man; Paul Carlson, Byron Gould
ing, Dan Easterday, and Maurice
Patterson.
Production: LeRoy Jack, Joe Al
ter, Elwood Tchmpson, chairmen;
Service for all batteries.
Generator, Starter and
auto electric service.
Pavley Battery Shop
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Tuesday.
Y. W. C. A. membership tea
Home Economics parlors from
until 0:30 o clock.
Thursday.
Y. ,W. C, A. membership tea
from 3 until 5:30 o'clock in Ellen
Smith hall.
W. A. A. executive council din
ner at the home of Margaret Day.
Friday.
Alpha Sigma Phi fall party at
Cornhusker hotel.
Come ius club meeting at Mor
rill hall.
Saturday.
Hor : coming Varsity party at
Coliseum.
arm House fraternity banquet
at Lincoln hotel.
Palladian society dinner at the
Lincoln hotel.
Alpha Chi Omega luncheon at
Lincoln hotel.
Alpha Tau Omega dinner at the
Cornhusker hotel.
Delta Tau Delta din icr at the
Cornhusker hotel,
Chi Omega dinner at chapter
house.
John Genson. Joe Schramek, and
Norman Jeffries.
Presentation of sweetheart: Nor
man Hoff and Bud Bailey, chair
men; Norma Hanson and Arne G.
Er.gberg.
General: Dick Devereaux. chair
man; Rollin Wyrens, Roger Wil
kerson, and Frank Crum.
These men will all report to Ihe
club rooms in the Annex building
at the first available time Mon
day afternoon to receive assign
ments and general instructions
from their committee heads.
Pleasant Modern Rooms furn
ished to meet the needs of stu
dents. Low rates. 1516 Q.
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Y. M. C. A. Cafeteria and
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