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cliff scon
will play at the
Junior Law Hop!
Enough said!
Hear it and you will
understand why
foreseeing commit
tees are now book
ing with him their
spring parties.
There is a scarcity of
good music, to se
cure which you must
plan your parties
early. It is hard to
say, "No we are
busy," but we are
saying it daily. Get
the hint?
Call B1482
HEFFLEY'S
TAILORS
F QUALITY
138 No. 11th St. Phone B-14H
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PARKER PENS
ILLERS'
RESCRIPTION
HARMACY
a i'kM aVl KITDD
THE CHICAO CLEANERS
& DYERS
Phone B-3018
HARRY LYON8, Mgr.
We Klean Klothes Klean
315 So. 11th Street
BANQUET GIVEN IN HONOR
MR. AND MRS. DON HEFFLEY
A Imixiui t In honor , of Mr. ami
Mih. Domild ('. llifNey wim alven by
I he rnlvriHlly Y. M. V. A. enblnet
TbuiHday nlKht at tin- Uneoln boli'l.
Mr. Hiiffh-y took up th work uh mc
i clary lor I lie nxxorlnt ion IiihI Kprlng
rnd the bnnqiH'1 wmh lenileifd iih ii
welcome to Ii I in nnd liln wll'o.
Alter h Ave couiHf dinner lh eve
hint? wiih npent Informally In i-upoiiHi-H
to tiillH lor toaHts by the
toast mauler, hiunciiee Slater, n
iriiHiiiiiiHlM Introduced lh theme,
"Ni'W Kin." Tho following mn re
sponded with brli'f talks:
Needs Harry Union.
Kvei yi hlnK Sam Ilrowncll.
Work-Worry Hay Cowan.
Klhowroom Chris Clulstenson.
Hcusons Dwlght Slater.
Air looms Selh Taylor.
FRESHMEN WOMEN MUST
STUDY FOUR NIGHTS WEEK
Madison, WIh. Curfew will sound
for freshmen women uludenls nt 8
o'clock on workday nights nt tho
University of Wisconsin this year.
Tho soniillles and womens rooming
houses last week decided nlmoHt un
animously that first year women must
dovoto tho evenings of Monday. Tues
day, Wednesday, and Thursday, aft
er 8 o'clock, to Kludy. Their social
engagements must end before that
hour or be confined to the last three
evenings of the week.
BUBBLES
A meeting for the purpose of form
ins an organization to be known as the
Who Who club, will be held on the
library steps this afternoon. The fust
Who stands for You know Who I nm
and the second Who stands for Who
are you. All eligible candidates are
requested to report as an exclusive
meeting is looked for.
Want to hear a dark secret?
Yea.
Turn out the lights and I will tell
you.
Tomorrow: The theater entrance
or better late than never.
MUSIC
Saxaphone, Piano, Banjo
tor your week-end Parties.
Larger combination
Ch&S. Fling
1-27 B L8871
It has been announced that the song,
"True Love Never Runs Smooth." was
written by an engaged couple alter
an ajtomobile ride on the U street
pa -'inert.
Speaking of eating, what would the
Southern RagA-Jazz orchestra do
without Grubb?
A noisy agitation is taking place on
the campus to have more tennis
courts. Have no fear. It is only a
tennis racket.
Essay No. Three Leatherine Cot
The leatherine coat is the latest
atrocity to be perpetrated on the stu
dents at Nebraska. When worn by
man, it reminds us of what should
have been said about Postum "There's
no reason." When worn by woman,
it denotes that she has had at one
time or another a date with an avia
tor. The leatherine coat comes in all
lengths, but the short one is preferred,
due to the fact that less leatherine is
visible to the eye. Persons who have
made a study of the situation say that
the reason for their popularity is that
they look like $75 but only cost $35.
Student sentiment has been deeply
aroused and a mass meeting is expect
ed shortly to try and cope with the
situation.
(Continued from Page One)
MISS HOWELL
HAS RETURNED
WANT ADS
For Music call Cliff Scott, B1482.
LOST Black cord with t&esela for
drees. Call L6007. 3U3
LOST: Gun metal chain with Uhaf
fer's fountain pen cap and lucky dog
attached. Finder return to student ac-
tiwttii office. Reward. 33-3L
LOST: Kester text book and a Iab-
nntnrr notebook in Nebraska cafe
teria. Please leave at student activi
ties office.
LOST: A purse containing 9 and
one pair of gloves. Please return to
student activities office. 32-2L
As a hut worker, Mis'. Howell has a
most enviable record, for it is no
mean thing to make and fry 500 dough
nuts a day for a hungry crowd cr sol
diers. Her slogan was "Doughnuts
for the Doughboys! Fried, Freh,
Free." That was one of the many
things she would do in the day time.
At night she danced, not as we think
of dancing here, but where a knowl
edge of eastern, western, northern and
southern steps were essential, and of
ten a dance developed Into a foot
race when some enthusiastic young
fellow felt that a "steal" at that par
ticular time would be most unbear
able. One night she found herself one
of the ten women dancing with 160
men. How many miles she has danced,
she does not know, but with three
minutes to a dance, and twice around
a hut in that time, two hours each
night and six nights each week, she
thinks it must be miles and miles and
miles. "It was fun, too," she went
on, "for there was such a feeling of
fellowship."
Miss Howell tells of a most interest
ing friendship that started through
her doughnuts. One night a worn-out
kitchen and asked for a doughnut As
merlcan soldier came back to ber
she is always interested in dramatics,
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Overcoat Headquarters
Ulsterettes
Fur Collar Coats
Dress Coats
Belters
Leather Coats
Storm Coats
We're now showing All the
Forward-March Models in
fDR YOUNG MEN AND MEN WHO STAY YOUNG
Come in and have a look. The identical Suit you want
is here several times. They're made of the best ma
terials stable and that means not only the woolens
bu linings, everything that goes between woolens and
linings even thread. They're made by well-paid
oumevmen tailors. We expect you to expect more ot
Society Brand Clothes than you expect of other makes
selling at the same prices.
(let this- With the suit yon buy here jroes irunrnnt.'t; that
i will Hive vou scrvi.e a.ul sntislVtion u, to your Inmost
X exportation. ' If it fails to do this. Imek comes your money
-.vit Imut a cheep. Prices
Suits and Overcoats
$40, $50, $55 and $60
We Feature
Shire Superior Suits
$30, $35, $40 and $45
New Toggery and new Kicks for the
Game with Ames.
A. D. C. -w,
&nrtr!g Uratti Gllotlpd
Mayer Bros. Co,
ELI SHIRE, PrMidwit
LINCOLN NEBRASKA
This Rainy Weather
soils your Clothes. rllJ
Let us clean and press them.
B3381
ECONOMY
CLEANSES, PRESSEES & DYKES
DEVILISH GOOD CLEANERS
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Miss Howell noticed the cultured
voice of the man and asked him who
he was, saying "I like your voice,
and would like very much to have you
In a little play that we are going to
give. Have you had any experience?"
The young fellow straightened up and
said, "That was my profession In
America." He was a Broadway actor
before enlisting in the army and Miss
Howell thinks It quit a coincidence
that a letter just received from him a
few days ago, Just after his return to
the United States should refer to the
play "It pays to Advertise" which she
is coaching for production at the
Temple Theatre, on Nevember 6 th 7th
and 8th. Tie uif n, Mr. Frederick R.
Macklyn, wiote, "We started the Gol
den Players with 'It Pays to Adver
tise.' The company was splendid
the best in the A. E. F. I think. We
carried two carloads of real scenery
and I have never played to a more en
thusiastic crowd. Everyone was kind
to me and seemed to enjoy my work.
I did work very hard. My part was
very good and I was off the stage just
four minutes during the evening "
As a member of the Craig Players
of Boston, Miss Howell toured tr.e
Advance Sector before the signing of
the armistice. "The work was stren
uous but the appreciation more than
lecompensed us for our work," said
Miss Howell.
Miss Howell took part in a pageant
"Joan of Arc" which was given at
Domremy where Joan, during her me
torlc career was to hear the voices
to direct her. Her 'part was that of
"The Spirit of France."
On her return trip, Miss Howell
left Marseilles on the Medlteranean
and spent three days In Africa.
Miss Howell speaks at Convocation
soon and will not only tell more about
these Interesting things but will tell
of her meeting with Nebraskans in
France, and how, at one time, she
was taken for a spy. She is an ex
ample of what the American woman
who sacrificed everything to serve
did to sustain American morale.
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One of your
best friends is
your pencil
Draws
le master dmtiiq
quickens your
pencil work,
i
manes ii easier bw
and better. It
is a friend in
deed and at
need.
VS.
Sold by leading
stationer! at school
tod in town.
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