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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN. SUNDAY. FEKRUAKY 20. V)'M,
PAGE THREE
lusker
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cramble in Last
Minutes Clinches
Nebraska Victory
IE
CYCLONES SUBDUE
HUSKERS IN DUAL
By Emory Burnett,
"Veni. vidor, vicor." is the mes
sage which Mike Novak, six foot
uine center of the Loyola c.igers,
ca now report to the folks baek
home. Novae tailed to live up to . . ,
advance expectations. His famous Chicago Team Stays on Heels ;
habit of knocking enemy snots out 0f Nebraska Quint
From First Play.
n forthe boys from Chi- j git team Nebraska cagesters ',
dropped in cilu field; ,
two! free throws for a 1 out a 39;3 vlct0,; f"r their.
of the basket worked only four
times. Floyd Ebauph hold him to
oiv n.-.inta irtrf ent Ihe tin from
all four times that they jumped. Barely staving off the second
Wilbur Kautz turned out to be j half attack of the Loyola univer-
the big gun
eaeo. He
, ,t ...
. , Lulwiwlfifth non-conference win of the
honors. , V
Paul Amen's temper gut the bet- Coliseum last
ter of him in the closing minutes night,
and Browne removed him from the About 4.;UU
game. The crowd disapproved of I fans spent most
the Huslter mentor's action, but in 1 of the last half
our opinion it was ju.ified. .No j on their feet
man who cannot play a clean j when the Loy
game .should be allows d on the bas- i o 1 a quintet
ketball floor, no matter how many came from be
points he scores. I hind to knot the
All time All-American booing score with the
honors should be given to the Ne-; game 11 min
braska crowds. One good boo can i utes from the
do more harm than can be undone if ml. Although
by h dozen lusty cheers. Quigley the Chicago
mav make some mistakes in call- icam never got
ing the plays, but who wouldn t .' ahead
WATER DRILLERS
SMUG MEET
HOLD CONVENTION
i i
Spicer Listed as Promising
Big Six Contender in
Free Style.
Iowa State decisively out; plashed
Nebraska and .ouk lirsl in every
event but two to win the dual meet
at Ames Friday. 57-1 8.
This loss dashes all hopes of
Nebraska's winning the Big Six
swimming meet again this year.
The Cyclones have a team stionger
Dr. Condra to Welcome TOO th,,n m'r h f"r" an'1 -v,,ra M,r,; 10
. win the conference meet.
Delegates at Session ; Spicer Wins First.
ThllTSdaV I Spicer of Nebraska won the
INNEBRASKAHALL
IiUraniural All-Stars
Use this ballot in submitting your choices for places on the
all-star fraternity basketball team. Do not vot; for members of
your own team. Mail this ballot to the sports staff of the Daily
Nebraskan after you have made your selections. Also tell to
which fraternity the players belong.
First t3.im
Second team
forward
forward
center
. . . guard
guard
Signature . .
IY IN
FRATERNI
SELECT ALL-STAR
II
BASKETBALL FIVE
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tliiltl rftminuns i.Vi. Time
BOB PARSONS
Llm-oln Journal.
Hunkers' onlv firsts in the dual
More than 100 delejatis are ex- meet, and this promising sopho
pected to register for the meet-; more should win several events in
ings of the tenth annual conven- the Eig Six n.e. t. lialdeniian of
tion of the Nebraska Well Drillers Iowa State swam the 200 yard
association which will be held , breast stroke six seeoi.ds fastei
Thursday and Friday in Nebraska j than the established Big Six con
hall on the University of Nebraska j ference record.
E. C. Reed, secretary of- Next Saturday tne Musket
nidation and assistant , swimmers will j;umt to Houston
Dual Meet at Minnesota
Ends in 64 to 35
Victory.
OI llie 1 In.viln Jtillrn.ll. , eanimis
In tneir advance wnuup.-. i nusKers. iney .'the or
scribes omitted one thing. While were not on tnpjr heels, only one stute geologist in the office of the Tex., where they will compete with
Dlavine up tne jicism iu .umn.. aM two points behind. 'conservation and survey division, i lexas unner.suy. iasi e.ir .
thev completely forgot that the j Hectic Scramble at Last. said Saturday that one 01 the most braska won in a thriller, but this
Husker starting lineup had a slight ; ........ .,' elaborate equipment displays in year they will meet stiff competi-
& " . ,.,,., ,..ar, ...in ho shmvn dur- .tion as the I niversilv of lexas
has several Olympic stars in their
Six meet at
and survev di- .Norman, uki.. win nnisn tne sea
son.
slight
height advantage over the Loyola k " " -l ' reccnl vears wjn bc Hiunvn dur
ijovs. Also, Loynas lilt a M'-K'' 111 ? .. . . , ina th rnnvor.tmn
height from the lanky Novak down j tor tne one oasKei tnai wouai senu K (.on,,ra ,irector )f outf't. Then the Bi
to Jack Uriscoii. a live iooi
inch. 2 pound guard. l " 7 ' vision, will welcome the debates.
The Chicago boys turned out 10 ; io 101 i.joia .ui one u. . ; whjle Frank president of the i List Event Winners.
be the slickest bunch ot uaii num.-, e,e nuvm ... a ' ' d,illeiS will repoil on the 15137
lers to appear on th- Husker court i effort to put the game on tee. Two, conven ion hP,a in New
for some time, nail tne nn.e ja i..i.c uuia c.c inu.u.
one knew where the ball was j went wild as Loyola cagers gained
goin po.-sess:on of the ball and fired
Various persons have i.-pra( ated : shots at the basket which barely
the almost total lack ot organi7.cn icii irom tne rim
The resume of events of the Nebraska-Iowa
State dual meet hi JH
York City. H. H. Brown of Blair j.-riday js as follows:
will report on last vear s meet- swi ri mmii-: Hm h i.,v.i Mtr.
; nt i, A m...-i.-m A ;snri:)tirin ' rmlr..nt. ( hran anl Ur-ltriinrr
lltnr S:l!l.3.
-tlr:
of Water Well Drillers. Among the
" Ilon1 lne r,n1- Onol,r3 t v,. hr...r,l thia veai nre Wnniw l wonil: tl.n ilM Ihlnl. 1
cheering on the part of the lluskei; Nebraska took the lead when A u associate profes-ril lrrc ,,
Siiiri-r 1 N
riaeirg i:i every event and niak
ina a clean sweep of t'o. the
Ilu.-k-'r trackmen defeated Minne
sota 'it to 35 in a dual met held
yesterday at Minneapolis. In only
one event, the low hurdles, did the
Huskers fail to take second or
better, podd saved the S ailet and
Cream from a shutout in the lows
by taking third,
"in the po'e vault. Athey. Neu
mann, ar.d Dodd. all of Nebraska,
tied for lir.M. dealing 11 feet.
6 inches. Mills won the shot put
with the best heave he has ever
made, heaving the Hi pound weight
48 fcH. 7:, inches. FoPowlns Mills
were Ffeuf and Brock, in order,
making it a clean sweep for Ne-
'ir-i: braska in the shot.
im i..w hur.lk: First HuM'urU tli;
minnl Hanson thtnl Dortd I.Ni.
Tiin :"7.l.
7" yn. hiii hurdl": Kttt Hrmfii M;
-T..n(l (ii.th ('t; tlilrd Krmik N. Time
7.
4 1m: First sitr.ni"n (X; vfr.tnl Vt-r-ten
(Mi: ililril Krfjd i.M. Tim :M.K.
SH'i: hirst Kui'ir.lNi; e:onil Wnt iNi;
Ihlnl Miiislem .Mi. Tim 2:05.7.
Mtli. First Kiipor INi: Hfi-mirt AnltPmi.
iNi; Ihirrt lnlTiik iVii. Tittle 4'33.;i.
T..' tiiiii. Fust Hru.'niPi- (N i : t-'miil
l.ilH-ufi'ii (Mi, third .jHtiii iNi. Tim
'.' .'.7.1.
Knriiil ttinip Firn Hut'tn-tH iMi; scr.
unci ly.yhii N; third UHWs'in iNi.
ItistHlH-v ".1 ti! H'i tm tit's.
II it'll mm..: Fir.sl Pxti-r "N,. ri ul
Hut. t. id .Ml: ihird Millar (V.. Hnnht
ti fi-ft 1'4 iin:!n-!i.
I'- lc ftult: Klrsl A'lie.-. Nv'iur in. at.i'.
ni..ld. nil of NVbri.skii Miff. Hi.'hl U
lrl .1 in.'hes.
Shut Tin:: Kirn Mtili. (.: stent. d t'lufi
Ni: third Brock N. niBtaiK-e 1 ii't
7!. ln-'liii..
R. 0. T. C. MAPLE TOURNEY
COMMENCES WEDNESDAY
Military Department Plans
Schedule for 26 Teams
I in Tournament.
Schedules for Vile twenty-six
teams entered in the K. O. T. C.
: basketball tournev will be drawn
; up tomorrow, and play in the foui
rvnrt fans. That situation couiu i me game was
i ... .... ........ . . . . . i - . . s-.ii yji s1- j
easilv be remedied by navu g uie , mree 10 sis points anea.i 01 -neir , cnino(.,.. J E. Murrav. agri
ward, dunking four one handers in
i
llr-l :
third.
sot of freoloev. T. A. Kilipi. sani-; lt-ddlrk .v. .-r..n,t; llurn.
llUini: ilnrris ili Or.t: Noland 'I-'.
cultural engineering department; ro.nd; i-n.ii. ... third.
!,., n u-,.r..l evtension enr-ineer ! .. ,M "'.' '!
a row. scarlet built its margin to anJ prof , Evinger. engineer- im,; i.m..
nine points. 16-1. SiX minutes be-.. -,ii,, nrd h.uk lr..U: m.tr.,nir
One man to watch next year is . fore the half was over. "The first 8tHak al the , r ul"""" '
half ended 23-1. in favor Of Uie .. ,,,.,,. ,.-.,. .llnner tn-riTam ' 2"t ard brraMlnkr: Huldrrman .-i
. wrond; Smllh ii ih.id.
Tassels and Corncubs trade places
with the Knotholers. who exlii'nited
the best cheering section at last
night's game.
littla Jimmv Taylor or ti.is.ir.g.-..
Tavlor has been the shining light ;
of 'the fresh team all ye nr. and
tood head pr.d shoulders above the j
rest of the men in the pniim last
night He had little support from
his teammates and only scored s.x
points. His passing was superb, but
was made to look bad by the me
diocrity of his teammate.
Glenn ritsnell, newly appointed
Husker assistant football coa. h
and outstanding Nebraska athlete
a few years ago. was presented to
th crowd bv Biff Jones at the
hat time. Both men received a
tremendous ovation from the
crowd.
Huskers. . "'.' .1 -.v.. ,' H"l ; Mnmn.
; on tne sanjcci or .m-uuimh.. " 'Tim i:i..
Loyola Fads in First Attempt. ; .er veq0urres and Dr. Condra will' y:.m i" iir: Vrrtvm .j-.
The Lovola quintet fired time show pictures taken on his leceni . ,,, s...,.9.
after time at the hoop during the , trip to Russia j ; 'HZUTZn
initial stanza, but were unable to Officers of the s.a.e well di ill-. littttrtma,i flmr S:V...
connect most of the time. Kautz. : ers this year are Frank Cole, presi- j
sharp shooting guard of Loyola. ! dent, of Loomis; Roy Cox. vice
scored 12 points of his team s 17 ; president. North Loup: Kdgar
in the first half. Cook, treasurer, Davey: Rerd. sec-
j I-ss than five minutes after (he retary, of the university, and Dr.
: opening of the second half. Loyola Condra, director of th.' short
'had whittled the Huskers' lead to course. The program:
1 or.e point. 23-22. Kautz continued i ii.ur.di.
his hot pace with the aid of Mike T-orfi' '!''ntn u-
Novak, six foot, (. .t.v :rhiC ..( cm::.-
f ir.l :
lliii.l.
1. 1. :.
and
Dodd. who euualled the world leagues will beein ednesday. mr- ,
record of 6.2 in 'tlv (', ) yard dash i cording to the R. O. T. C. athletic
a week aero acainst Kansas U. department.
placed s-. or.d behind Verron of The tournament w ill last approx- (
Minnesota in the short dash. Ver- imatily six weeks, and each team;
ron s time was 6.3. will play at least one game and .
The freshman dual t.-l.-giaphic not more than two each week. The
meet whiih was held with Minne- teams may practice in the coh- j
sot a Thursday was won by the ; seum until Wednesday. I
Husker frosh. who piled up a i.v2
to 23' . advantage over the Gopher
tr. s i-..
The s:i:nn
Z d. r,r rr..n M.: s.cond Favorites in the tournament are
Participants in Intramirral
Maple Tourney Pick
Ranking Players.
For the first time since liu
adtiption ,of an intramural basket
ball program at the university,
participants in the tournament
wiil be given an opportunity to
select an all-star intramural
basketball squad. This squad will
play.the 13 team, and possibly tl
j freshman team, probably before
: the Kansas-Nebi ask i Big Sis
tangle here.
The all-star squad is being se
lected by inbets ot fraternity
teams who played intia mural A
league basketball. A ballot will
run in the Daily Nebtaskan until
; the close of the halMinc on
'which voters may regi.itei their
selections.
All-Stars Meet B Team.
Tb" name ot each play. t s ln.
leinity must be listed ai'tei his
' name." and each voter must siun
bis name, alons with the name o
bis fraternity. Two tennis vv'" '"'
chosen, a first team, and a .-ecoiui.
T.ie ten playeis wilt) receive Wie
mo. i nunil.'.-r i f votes il! r.iak"
up the squad winch -a ill i:iis;.iie
the B ttam and niayl tl tresb.
man qi'inl.
The t:anl is beiiv; !in.-.i) "e
(ius tie matt rial in inl: mural
bi'.-itet! ,.U i j:iiietil it'l. i s of su
perior ralibvr this year lb--:i in thi
other ve.i. s el iniiaui'Ji al basketball.
Covered with snow, the lS-story
skvscraper slide on the lake front
naries of the varsity !s in Perfect condition for the open-
I in iiic inert..
TYPKWIIITKSIS
AM itandara nnKts for .He 01 'tnt.
Uaed and rebuilt rnacb'" figy
t'.rms.
Nebraska Typewriter Co.
130 No. 12 St. E2j7
Lincoln Nfbr.
FIFTH DEFEAT OF SEASON
nine center, and
succeeded in ty- ( t.rkna. R- r.-r.
inA!;hec?u"1 8 C'i'. .T..-
iiS'lo. tsoo i ar- N.r,, p
snna an. I bill . i r.-n . it v. rn
Knight, Luke Win Decisions;
Huskers Lose Dual
Match 26-G.
" -:.' r "'t
t .V.r. ! Nw
1 Kt-t.K .'e.r.
Kovanla retali-; A,,; t',,n pf vzi .i.' U. M
ated for the Btn
Scarlet. iukinB ,,'1., "'
Chance shots ll : T-' "i; . c.nv.-.:..rt at
which
ineir u-am in m.-r. .
the U-ad. From l ..'v.
then until the flC.,,,r rt.rm .r 1. l....ti o.;attmrnt
end it was a " "i". i t '"' ! v'I,r'"
tnn ii was a ., v n n( nm jj.,., ;.,. ,.t
Hot Of OllbbllllC p...,, ,... ,.;d-l! I'.t. r IVtter S.ll.-
6.KOVAN0A nd lonp pass- !. T A t. ,, s-.r.. r:. ..:.r. t.t
es. ine .x-ornj- T!l, v,: . , Kr.....u-f ..f !-..
Current best sellers are as fol
lows: Non-fiction, Van boon's
"Arts." F.ve ("ur:e's "Madame Cu
rie." Woolleo'.t's 'Ser-ond Header."
Fiction. Oonin's "O'.adel." I'.ob
ert's "Northwest ra.wfc" Eiom
fleli's "The Rains Came." Last
year's best seller, fiction, was
Mitchell's "Gone with the Wind."
which has surpassed all time world
records for sales of any type noo,.. ,
Last year's non-fiction best reller
was Dale Carr.f pie s "How to Win
Friends end lnfiuer.ee Pi-opa-,"
which has surpassed all time sa'.es t
records for non-firtion hooks. ar-ja or? man scoring exhibition, ae- w
nerie. Incidentally, has a weekly , counting for moie than half his , in
1 . a t earn- u f uiii'...
I.inr'.ir. cl.arr.i-.r cm-
stretched their
km
lead mol e
never'
than h "
triim I.IC ,ri uim'i r .... ."..... ,
T e.T, It ''if.rh ..:irt.-s- "t j"T-'ts
three points and were out in front r.,i d.i uti..tji". i-m.-m
bv a single counter most of the ir.i.-..
j 9 t ni C:::t-t f.m 11"
time. ti,, I-, s. ,.; t,i . ,i .;i. -,. -
Kautr Outstanding. 'Zi.
Guard Kau!z of Loyola put on ir,n. rntrrm, ..t .n.!.o.-i, ,
Th- Nebraska wresting 'earn
lost its fifth dual meet of the year
last Friday, losing to Iowa State
2ii to . The Cyclones won all but
two of the n.aUhes. getting fourj
falls and two decisions. 1
Jim Knight. Husker captain,
-coied the first Nebraska win (
when he took a decision from Kir-1
tein in'the 135 pound division.'
Bill Luke. H.r). won the seiond.
Huaker victory by taking a deci
sion from Iowa State Captain
Linn. The summaiy.
Mmnrt. Ha. !.. drirnid Wbtr.
Ir..n. i tnti-M iar.ii.
hnlcht. l.i. 'N. dffrtri( Kirlrm.
Iiil.c. I IV "N" rtlfati-d l.mn.
I '.. I 'I. si. i thrrn lum...
I...M.I,, IKA. !. s.i thrr Artarii
tt.xlrr.il. I'V 1 1 . s. . Ihr.u I .01-r
Ht..l.rr, hrjiv)ri(htl i. si drfratrd
J..hnon.
J v..
ij. I art
ti
it,. VII' not- ! u . . '.A nn:,, n... -n him 1
program OVi l mr I' o .-.' " le.ioi iu.ni. rn-i iiiiiiir, .,T,
work, Tuesdays at 9:45. iecoifng honors for the g.ime. Bob r,
The university library, like other i I'aisons Wa second high with 12
libraries, has received romplaint points and Kill Kovan.ia counted
from its natrons concerning the : f,;r fr,r third.
administration of the libiary. Now, The box st ore:
the library will have an opportu
nity to complain to the students.
Librarian Miller desires that all
responsibility for the establishment
and maintenance of the new stu
dent union library room be placed
upon the fctudents 1hemsclvs. It
Is the suggestion of the library
that a special committee of stu
dents be fomi-d for the sole pur
pose of arranging the room: the
library, of course, will co-operate . I
fsr as if possible. Mr Student , Al.rnTrnn nnrm
Councilor. Mr. Activities .Man. ana m umim B ,r I !K! Ir
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ii :.-
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WOO riifc rr:l.fc'
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tri iiimrrran
Hl.il r.M t mi uf otf, ifr.
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17 a I IMali
Wore al hall: N-bral.a ;a. I..la I.
I r-r thramt mlrd; rbrk 1. I.iy.
(A 1.
Olltrlala: K. . lu' ao4 I'd Mill.xaa.
U. S. Civilization of Today
Likened to Era of Plato
(Continued from Page 1.1
succeeded in divesting even death
from its chimerical horrors. No
evil, h says, can befall a g'-od
1 man. alive or dead. I
The task of editing the matin
, script of Frye's "Plato" was placed
. in the hands of three of his rol
; leagues at the author's tienth: Pro
i lessor Ga.s served as the editor-
in-chief. Kenneth Forward did ,
, much of the deciphering of the
i almost illegible and micmscopic !
handwriting, and C. A. Forbes
confirmed the Uieek passages. In,
Hnlhort fiuard on "B" Team ,r,ltf t,f ,ne co:iinlnt'd efforts of
numri, uudiu on d "tuiii he thrf,e jt requjr(.(J nmny nionths
TakCS Hifjh SCOre !f concentrated effort to prepare
, me manuscript. ior jiuijihuu'ih.
THESE T9
JJvJUULJi '
ARE SURE WINNERS
FOR SPRING WEAR
With 15 Points.
11 ye other Patron Saints of our """ va.wiw..w ,
beloved alma mater! What about j UFRf f: 1 ',' "l.S.fl rniiHT ,
our new libran- room. Is this go- IlLDl.U.t ul ul'oU UUUI
Wayne Normal became the only
team to make it two in a row over
our new libran- room. Is this go- iilui.v.i ui ui ww vwwiii th, .ebtaska "B team this year.
iTijr to be another ol the "duds j v.hen the Nubbins diopred a rloe
or "lemons" that so typify 'owr ' Dutcher Annexes 15 Tallies 43 to 40 game yesterday. Wayne
noble work? Is our proposed li- j . . . . trnnftr. d-feated the Nubbins a few nights
brary to be a barren hall with a ! lor H1gn 0,nl "Oors , apo by a 4J tf ,9 coun(
couple of tables and a ropy of last j on Both Teams. The game was a nip and tuck
year's Saturday Evening Post 7 affair all the wny, with the lead
We want a real library room- one The Nebraska "B" team tliopped I changing hands several times dur
that will possess the current issue , Hebron Thursday lor the second' ing; the frav. Superiority tinder
of Ballyhoo or fc.sa.uire or rxun. time this year, pulling away in the
We want a room where we may 'last hnll to win 61 to 3D. Hebron
apend our time enjoyably and per- (held the lead for the first lew min
haps profitably, but not necessa-1 utes, with the Nubbins forging
lily so. We want a special com-j ahead to a 22 to 14 lead at half
mittee of students who are inter- time.
ested In the success of the student Jimmy Dutcher, Hebron scoring
union and the library room to i ace. was held to 15 tallies,
NX.rarka,
all I
Wllatm f
make all the arrangements for us
In a manner that will be satisfac
tory to us, the students, primarily,
and finally to the faculty anil ad
ministrators (II that Is possible).
ODDS AND ENDS IN THE
BOOK WORLD: The federal gov
ernment lnvegted 175.000 in a
WPA project to investigate the Tiimn f
ii.,:, . 4-11. ! 1 .... n... lTrtfinr
possiDilliy 01 a mmm; uown ' f,,r f
ent time, a lew ol the machines
are available Rogefa "Thesau-
rua" aa well as other dictionaries
of aynonyms are popular alike
with Ireshmen essayists and col-
lepiate journalists Boccaccio's
DeCameron" is especially de
manded by students reading for
"leisure.". .. .An extensive hunt
at the city library failed to uncov
er a single direct argument against
evolution (of one type or an
other 1 save those ol a theological
nature
which was enough to give him high
point honors. Campbell was high
for the Huskers with 13 points
with Duncan just one point behind
him.
The box score:
tK ft f JUtiren
1 ! arnmritrf
1 J 4 HoM'k (
4 0 2 Ballrv f
J 0 1 Ffflltrt f
111 Pnn
chine lor the blind. At the pres- tcmt.t..n t 4 iMKn(
HUltifn s V u tmvnrjr s
Teta'l 11 11 13 T"Ula
Rrfart: Blnan. Nrbrak.
the basket won the game for
Wayne. The "B" team held Its
owii on the lloor.i but was out
classed under the basket
The box M-oie:
Nl,ra n It (t l! Wayne ft f
l.unran t-c 2 'I t CiiMii.ivliani 15 3 3
Wl.n I 1 3 J Marshall I 12 3
Tttft'.nc 10 4 Ml'-nfltrc SSI
ram.ill 7 7 3 H:a-ll..r. 4 2 3
Hullut ( 7 12 H.tjluft I 112
Vallcf 3 (I lflltntl 0 0 1
Tolala IS S 121 Tetala 1 11 12
Krnrt at liaif: Nrl.raaka B 1. Wavna l.'i
ilrnl lira 1hto: Uxm 3, 'atn.l.ll
J. HuHert. Yaftt, CunnHiiham, Marahall,
IK li f ! LlMcanMlar 4.
; i 3 1 oilir.ali.: Mill bwkn. braka. and Art
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"A Good TMCheri Agency"
1918-1938
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64 Stuart Bldg. Lincoln, Nabr.
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HATS and TIES
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Dresses $12.95 to $49.75
Coati $16.95 to $75
Suits ... .$16.95 to $99.50
As Epntg broaks there are two silhouette! that are
destined lor great popularity lor many months to
lome. The "Animated Silhouette," or full skirted
die?, emau.'iling lrom a siender waistline . . . and
next the T-hped coat, with broad shoulders and
slim, straight b-xly lines. Both are new, and tx.th
;ire being shown NOW nn Magee's Floor of Fs.h'"n
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Fashionable Footwear
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