TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 19.J2.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THREE.
Y SENDS DELEGATES
TO AUBURN MEETING
Inaugurating a series of meet
ings with Hi-Y clubs near Lincoln
thd University Y. M. C. A. will
send a deputation to Auburn lues
day evening to meet with the Au
burn high school Hi-Y club.
Morton Spence, chairman of dep
utation committee, Melvin Mar
tin,, C. D. Hayes, secretary of the
Y. M. C. A., and another student
not yet named will attend the Au
burn meeting, together with five
other Hi-Y groups in towns near
there.
FORDYCE ADDRESSES
EDUCATION GROUI
Charles W. Fordyce, dean ot the
Teachers college, will speak on
"Character Education" at a joint
meeting of the Nebraska Wes
leyan Education council and the
patrons of public schools Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr. Fordyce will also speak be
fore the Parent Teacners' associ
ation at Park State school on
"How to Fit Education to the
Child's Needs" Wednesday eve
ning.
NOTE!
An Extra Show
ELECTiOii
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Starting 11:00 o'clock
Latest Election Returns
Will Be Announced Fre
quently from the Stage!
Lovers incomparable
Jean Clark
HARLOW GABLE
"RED J)UST"
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Ooe Flacou of OfcBLY'S rAKFCMI
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Bpeelal Paramoant Football Plrtorei
of Nebraska-Iowa Vol. Game
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Jo Anton I
George Raft
"Night After Night"
With
CJonetaneo Canimlnre - Mae Wmt
Allton Sklpworth Wynne Olbeon
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ParamouBt New Comedy
BUcker Horn la "Ma4 Doc"
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BUek Maie by Cbaoda.
Edmund Lowe
"CHANDU"
THE MAGICIAN
With
Beia Lacoal - Ireao War
ADDED
Fes ew - "Nkelette"
Charlie Marry to
"Loartlnc Troable"
FALSE FACES
LOWELL SHERMAN, LI LA LIE
PEQOY SHANMON
STATE
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In the Drama That Dares to
Blow the Lid Off Under.
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Pledges Give Party.
Shepard Taylor, who is in
charge of the Sigma Chi house
dance Saturday, Nov. 12, when the
pledges of the chapter will enter
tain the active, announces that the
house will be decorated with white
crosses on backgrounds of blue.
An elaborate lighting system has
been worked out. Doc Cook's or
orchestra will furnish the music.
Theta Alum Weds.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hutchison
of Central City announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Genevieve,
to John Reimers of Grand Island,
Nov. 5. Mrs. Reimers was gradu
ated from the University of Ne
braska where she was affiliated
with Kappa Adpha Theta sorority,
and Mr. Reimers has attended both
the Universities of Colorado and
Michigan. He is a member of
Beta Theta Pi fraternity.
Wedding Date Is Set.
Dec. 4 Miss Mary Bell, Gamma
Phi Beta, will wed Lewis K. Nom
mensen, Pi Kappa Alpha. Miss
Bell was graduated from the Uni
versity of Nebraska where she was
a member of Mortar Board as well
as Phi Chi Theta and Gamma Ep-
snon Chi. Mr. Nommensen at
tended Washington State univer
sity.
Phi Psis Initiate.
Phi Kappa Psi initiated John
Teasdale. Omaha, and Morton
Spence, Lincoln, Sunday morning.
Burton Rodgers, Linas Southwick,
Bill McEachron and Kenneth Don
ahue were amone the out of town
Phi Psis who returned for the ini
tiation.
Law Wives Honored.
Mrs. H TT PVisfer ATi-o XT ir
. ub.i , ili L kJ. xa. xr-i.,
Merrill and Mrs. K n fnffman en
tertained the wivss of students in
a. 1 1 i
me law couege Saturday after
noon wnen tney presided at a
bridge party at the home of Mrs.
Foster.
The Alpha Omicron Mothers
club will meet Tucsdav
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Tekes to Entertain.
Tau KaPDa Knsilnn is nlnnnino
two events to entertain fathers
Saturday. A buffet luncheon nt- fhA
chapter house at noon will honor
me uaas, and in the evening the
annual Dad's Day house party will
be given. The Cornhusker orches
tra will furnish the music.
TIE IN FREE THROW MEET
Playoff Ordered for Tuesday
Night Between Four
Fraternities.
Keen competition in th infer.
fraternity basketball free throw
tournament held last week in the
coliseum resulted in a tie for first
and second place between Alnha
Tau Omega and Pi Kappa Alpha
with a score of 56 tosses out of a
possible 100. A deadlock also oc
curred for third and fourth nlaoft
between Delta Sigma Phi and Phi
oigma Kappa, these two teams re
cording 53 out of a total of 100
tries.
Playoff amone the four sauads
is announced for Tuesday evening
at 7:30 at the coliseum, when jroiri
silver and bronze awards will be
given the winners of first, second
and third places, respectively.
The University of Pennsylvania
campus consists of 150 acres of
land on which are erected 85 build
ings.
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National Orchestra Service
Present
Red Perkins
And His Original
Dixie Ramblers
At The
DAD'S DAY PARTY
Coliseum, 8:30
New Prices Gents 35c, Ladies 25c
Play Leads
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Donald Brian In his original rc!e
of Prince Danilo and Virginia
O'Brien as Sonia in the revival of
Franz Lehar's operetta, "The
Merry Widow" which is appearing
at the Liberty Theatre Monday,
November 14.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN
1 Corn Cobs.
Corn Cobs will have a meeting
at the Delta Tau Delta house Tues
day, Nov. 8, at 7:30 p. m.
" Commercial Club.
The Men's Commercial club will
hold an initiation at the Commer
cial Club rooms Tuesday, Nov. 8,
at 7 o'clock.
W. A. A. Concessions.
Fifty additional saleswomen are
wanted to care for the crowd an
ticipated for the Pittsburgh game.
Those interested should see Jean
Alden, concession manager of the
W. A. A. or sign up in the east
gymnasium by Thursday noon.
Vespers.
Dean C. H. Oldfather will speak
at Vespers Tuesday afternoon on
"Ways to Peace."
Y. W. C. A. Meeting.
Dr. Rebecca Gibbons will speak
on "Religions of the Orient" at the
Y. W. C. A. meeting at Ellen Smith
hall, Tuesday noon.
Methodist Waffle Supper.
A waffle supper will be held at
the Wesley foundation at 1417 R
Wednesday evening from 5:30 to
7:30. Tickets are 25 cents.
Y. M. C. A. Finance Workers.
All Y. W. C. A. workers are re
quested to turn in their reports
and cards at Ellen Smith hall at
11:50 today.
Friendship Winner.
Dr. William Axling of Japan will
speak at the International Friend
ship Dinner at the First Presbyte
rian church, on Friday at 6:00
o'clock.
Social Dancing.
Miss Josephine Orr will teach at
Y. W. C. A. social dancing hour,
78:30, on Friday evening in the
Armory.
Freshman Commission.
The Ag college Freshman Com
mission will meet Thursday, in the
north annex of the Home Econom
ics parlors.
Ag Freshman Commission.
Aericultural colleee freshman
commission meets Thursday, Nov.
10. In the north annex or tne home
economics parlors. Discussion will
continue on the subject of
etiquette.
Jim Bausch, former star football
player and track star at the Uni
versity of Kansas, and winner of
the Olympic decathlon, is now an
insurance salesman.
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SALES OF YEARBOOKS
BETTER OLD RECORDS
Campaign Tops Results of
Opening Drive Last
Year.
More Cornhuskers have been
sold during the first days of the
sale than had been sold during the
same period in the opening sales
campaign last year, it was revealed
Monday evening, when a checkup
of all sales had been made.
If 1,000 books are sold the ulti
mate price will be $3.95 on cash
payment plan and $4.20 on install
ments, which plan would be car
ried out by a refund when the
books are obtained next spring.
"The record low cash price of
$4.25 is already the lowest in the
Big Six and a possible refund
makes the greatest proposition
ever offered in the purchasing ef a
year book," Business Manager
Charles Skade stated.
Sales competition has been keen
as an outgrowth of the prize of
$25 worth of merchandise offered
by Magee's to the member of the
sales staff selling the highest num
ber of annuals during the contest.
Tassels, Corn Cobs and staff mem
bers are in charge of the cam
paign. Every individual selling Corn
huskers will be eligible for the
prize excepting the assistant busi
ness managers and the managing
editors of " the annual's regular
staff.
Interest is also growing in the
Cornhusker coed contest, accord
ing to Skade. Any girl on tl
campus is eligible for one of these
positions and anyone purchasing a
Cornhusker may vote.
With only four days to go the
business manager urged that stu
dents take advantage of possible
savings by ordering now before
the sale closes Friday, Nov. 11.
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LIBERTY Theatre
MONDAY, NOV. 14th
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Baloonj 11.50 u4 fl.M
Gallery ISa. (Plaa Tax).
Beat ea aale ai Boa Slatea A Boat
The Merry Widow U breath! to
Lincoln under the Local Manafc
nent of Florence Gardner.
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TO ANALYZE 1932 POLITICS.
Prof. F. Valdemar Peterson will
speak to the members of Phi Tau
Theta, Methodist men's fraternity,
on "Political Analysis of 1932" at
the regular meeting of the group
Tuesday evening from 7 to 8
o'clock at the par.sonage at 1417 R.
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