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twins and the gorcy murder. We've come to the conclusion that
riddles arc worse than puns, and acting on that, assumption,
suggest a ten dollar fine for the next ditty good or bad that
asks an inane question ut the end.
SEEN
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sign In a paper seller's window ad
vertislng extra fine four cent pad'
riles at ton for thirty pennies
Lewis Mackey in flambouyantly
checked brown trousers with I
dark blue sweater Edith Eason
Pat Jensen and Barbara Griffin all
working hard for activity points
The Awgwan edito.-s Issuing a
call for fiction and humor writers
(we agree) And a junior who
is a senior in diplomacy telling
Mr. Lawrence when he asked her
what she read in a newspaper,
that she read the Star,
KAPPA SIG pledge officers for
the coming year are Bob Stevens
of Grand Island, president: wiiour
Long of Weeping Water, vice pres
ident: Eddie Collins of Denver,
secretary, and Jim Beltzer of
Grand Island, treasurer.
AND elected to head Pi K. A.
pledges are Jack Dodd of Gothen
burg, president; Lloyd Hudson of
Big Springs, vice president, and
Bill Horn of Omaha, secretary.
SATURDAY afternoon Kappa
Phi will entertain at tea from 3
o'clock until 5:30 at the Wesley
foundation for Methodist girls en
rolled in the University of Ne
braska. Miss Gertrude Beers will
pour for the affair.
HONORING Mrs. Austin Smith,
national vice president of Alpha
Phi, Mrs. Dick Westover enter
tained at an alumnae dinner last
night. About thirty-six guests
were present for the affair, and
the decorations were garden flow
ers. Assisting Mrs. Westover as
hostess were Mrs. Max Miller,
Ruth Raber. Mrs. Vivian Baker,
Mrs. W. C. Becker and Mrs. Larry
Becker.
FRIDAY night at the chapter
house, the Kappa Sig alliance will
entertain at a card party. The
committee in charge of the af-
Wboe deft fingers will create for
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YEAR IT WAS ITSY BITSY,
and this year it s riddles, riddles, nn(
more riddles. One lienrs them at the foot
Jmll irinnes. thev flont over the edges o
booths in the Cornhuskcr, niul even the
Moon lins tnkeu them up. hi fact, the
whole campus is riddle-conscious with a
vengeance. W'c suppose you've heard the
one about the itsy bitsy mousie and great
kitty kat, and even that charming bit
about the sailor, the cup ot colice ana
the doughnuts, but the one that caps the
the tale of the Siamese
. fAi. t - flAmiuiGAH nf Mrs. S. L.
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Hiino- Mrs. Charles Hustcad,
Mrs. O. A. Bemis. and Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Farrell. About
forty-eight guests are expected to
attend.
TWENTY-ONE attended the
auxiliary meeting of Thcta Xi
fraternity at the chapter house
yesterday afternoon. Hostesses for
the affair were Mrs. G. Golding,
Mrs. C. E. Mickey, Mrs. Earl Luff,
Mrs. R. Storer and Mrs. J. B. Kis
ser. After a business meeting re
freshments were served. Purple
astors centered the table.
OFFICERS of the Alpha Rho
niirte-e class elected Monday nieht
are Dennis Clarke, president and
Leo Hansmire, secretary-treasurer.
SHADES of the gay nineties!
Several enterprising Betas and a
few of the more forward D. G. s
rode forth the other day in one of
the early twenty open jobs so
popular on the campus these days.
Thr enuinae-e was not the center
of interest however, for the young
gentlemen hid behind goggles and
wore hats or every description ana
the young ladies were protected
from" the stares of the cruel world
by mosquito netting veils. Some
fun!
TODAY the Delta Zeta mothers
club will meet for luncheon and a
business meeting at the chapter
house. The affair is the first one
of the fall season for the group.
The hostesses will be Mrs. H. P.
Kaufman, Mrs. Catherine Conger
and Mrs. Perry Jennings.
Gasolene
13-5
Motor Oil
10c to 30c
Heating: Oil 6y2c Gallon
Holms
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The Salon Continental
Is Giving Special Attention
To
Individual
Hair Restyling
See
MR. BEN
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Movie Box
Lincoln Theater Corp.
STUART
"CHINA SEAS" .
LINCOLN
"PAGE MISS GLORY"
ORPHEUM
"WE'RE IN THE MONEY"
LIBERTY
"NAUGHTY MARIETTA"
SUN
"LET ME HAVE IT"
COLONIAL
"THUNDER MOUNTAIN."
Wettland Theater Corp.
VARSITY
' "SHE MARRIED HER .
BOSS"
KIVA
"SOCIAL REGISTER"
"WITHOUT CHILDREN"
council pxans for
OPES HOUSE IN CADIS
jr. A. A. Invites Members
Of Organizations
To Attend.
Plans for open house at the
W. A. A. cabin were made at the
W. A. A. council meeting, Tuesday
at 5 o'clock, in the W. A. A. room
in Grant Memorial. Open house
will be held Sunday, Oct. 13, at
which time all faculty members
and students of the university will
be guests of the council in the nw
cabin.
Invitations will be sent to cam
pus organizations and to the or
ganized houses, Mary Yoder, sec
retary, announced. Plans for tne
W. A. A. mass meeting Oct. 10
were also begun at the council
meeting Ruth FVlton, member of
the sports board, gave a report on
the preparations for the first of
the intramural tournaments in
soccer-baseball. The council will
hold its next meeting next Tues
day at 5 o'clock.
OPENING
KAMPUS KLUB
136 South 12th Street
LINCOLN'S
NEW PARTYHOUSE
Friday Nile, Oct 4
Dance Every Wednesday, Friday
and Saturday Nite
Playing Neu Rands uith Neir Ideas
Admission ....$1.00 Couples
Tax 10 Special Feature .Only
Total . . . . . . . . '$1.10 Fl00r Show Open,no Ni" Admitted
Harold Trombla & His Kampus Klub
Band
Dick Stryker, Mgr.
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1 1th and P Sts.
GIRLS MAY SIGN FOR
CROUP MEMBERSHIP
Freshmen Urged to Come
To A.W.S. Activities
Society.
Freshman girls are urged to
sign up for the freshman A. W. S.
activities group at the all activi
ties tea to be held Thursday in
Ellen Smith hall. Elsie Buxman
Is in charge of the group this
year.
The first meeting will be held
Oct. 9, at 5 o'clock, In the drawing
room of Ellen Smith hall. The
group studies the various campus
activities and speakers are fea
tured at the meetings, which are
planned to be helpful to the girls.
FRESHMAN HONORARY
TO SELECT PLEDGES
Women's Scholastic Group
Meets Thursday in
Ellen Smith.
Betty Chcrny, president of
Alpha Lambda Delta, freshman
women's honorary, announced that
at the first meeting of the organ
ization to be held Thursday night
at 7 o'clock in Ellen Smith hall
the active members will vote on
the candidates eligible for pledg-
in- ,. .
Eligibility for membership in
Alpha Lambda Delta includes an
average of 90 during the first se
mester or the first year in the uni
versity. Pledging of the new can
didates will take place next week,
Miss Cherny said.
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WHAT'S DOING
Thursday.
Delia Zcta-mother's club, 1
o'clock covered dish luncheon at
the chapter house.
Friday.
Kappa Sigma alliance bridge
party at the chapter house, 8
o'clock.
PI Kappa Alpha auxiliary, 1
o'clock luncheon at the chapter
house.
Saturday.
Delta Gamma alumnae, 12:30
o'clock luncheon with Mrs. Har
old Gish.
Kappa Kappa Gamma alum
nae, 1 o'clock luncheon at the
home of Miss Jane McLaughlin.
Faculty dancing club at the
Shrine.
Delta Delta Delta alliance
luncheon honoring Miss Zoe
Gore, province deputy.
Chi Phi Harlem house party,
8:30 at the chapter house.
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Geologist Visits Wells
Near Homer f Fremont
Eugene Reed, assistant state
geologist at the conservation and
DON IRWIN
and His N. B. C. Orchestra
4 Solo Singers
FRIDAY NITE ONLY
Admission 40c per person
Where particular students
dance.
RED PERKINS and HIS
DIXIE RAMBLERS
Saturday and Sunday, 25c Per Perxon
5 Miles West on "O"
It's Easy to
Choose One Here!
THE right style, but the wrong- price, or
the wrong- fabric or color . . . haven't
you often been disappointed that way?
There are no disappointments here! We've
assembled hundreds and hundreds of top.
coats . . . every style . . . every price . . .
and hundreds and hundreds of fabrics, col
ors, patterns! That makes it easy to find
your topcoat . . . when will you be in for it?
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GOLD S Jim Store South E!vtmh
survey division, visited the deep
wells drilled neur Homer and Fre
mont on Monday. He is now classi
fying the formations that were
penetrated in these wells.
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Above and to the left, is the double
breasted gmards topcoat. Notice how
much fuller the back is, how much
smarter the front! This coat knows no
style bounds! It's appropriate for every
day wear and for formal occasions.
Light weight, yet warm on cool days.
Directly above is the wraparound polo
coat with the new Hollywood back. This
particular model appeals to young men.
Our selection includes regular polo
coats, raglan sleeve polo coats and shir
red back polo coats. Choose one at the
price best fitted to your means!
$1650 and $1950
At the left is the single breasted
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in its simplicity. Nothing fancy, or
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favorite topcoat of thousands of men!
This fall the otraightline is offered in
greater variety than ever before.
$2500
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