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Road Construction." five reela, by the
Barber Asphalt Paving Company;
"Coal Storage," one reel, by the
Llndgerwood Manufacturing Company ;
"From Dean to Cup." one reel, by the
Hershey Chocolate Company; "The
Making of White Lead." four reels, by
the National Lead Company; and the
"Production of Condensed Milk,"
three reels, by the Borden Company.
The pictures, while primarily for
engineering students, are open to ail
students and the general public.
burglars got a little more loot and
the pocketbook of a real plutocrat
in the eyes of many of the lodgers
in which there was $75, was over
looked by the burglars.
NOTRE DAME AUTHORITIES
BAR TWO GRIDIRON STARS
NOTRE DAME. Ind., Sept. 22.
Football prospects at Notre Dame
University were given a nasty back
spin today when the University fac
ulty declared George Gipp and Leon
ard Bahan, stellar members of the
champion 1919 team, ineligible for
further competition.
Gipp was an all-western halfback
last season and his sensational for
ward passing figured prominently in
winning the western title for Notre
Dame. Bahan was captain and quar- j
ter baclr of the same team.
The loss of Gipp and Bahan will
be a Fevere blow to the Notre Dame
team. Followers of the Nebraska
Cornhuskers are well acquainted with
the prowess of Gipp and Bahan, both
of whom were in the lineup against
"OLD TIMER" PAYS VISIT
TO CORNHUSKER CAMPUS
An old-time University of Nebraska
student Captain Luther M. Over
street of the United states isavy wap
in Lincoln Tuesday . renewing ac
quaintances on the campus. Captain
Overstreet still officially resides at
York, where he had been visiting be
fore he came to Lincoln for a short
stay. He left yesterday for New Yor
City.
Captain Overstreet left the Univer
sity in 1893, after spending two years
in the preparatory department and
one as a Freshman. Under the ad
vice of General Tershing. then com
mandant at the University, he entered
the Naval Academy at Annapolis and
was graduated in 1897.
During the Spanish-American War
in 1898, he was a midshipman on the
"Oregon" and participated in the fight
in Santiago harbor. He has remained
continuously in the service. At the
i beginning of the war with Germany
he was In charge of the Bureau of
Navigation, but during the latter part
was captain of the transport DeKalb,
which carried troops across. The
DeKalb was the Americanized Prince
Frederich, taken from the Germans
Captain Overstreet has just re
turned from an extended cruise. He
the Cornhuskers in the Nebraska
Notre Dame games of 1917, 1918 and expects next to enter the Naval Col
1919 on the Lincoln gridiron. Rockne, lege of which Admiral Sims is head
the Notre Dame coach, is a resource-1 Among his interesting post war ex
ful football strategist and Cornhusker
supporters will scarcely question his
ability to derelop new players to fill
the shoes of Gipp and Bahan. Dur
ing the past two years, Gipp was the
kicker and passer for the Noti e Dame
team and It was generally conceded
that he has few equals in inter
collegiate football Lincoln Star.
GREEN EYES POPULAR
periences was crossing the Atlantic
during the international aviation con
test, as captain of the United States
cruiser "Rochester," which carried
the admiral in charge of all the tor
pedo boats protecting the aviators.
He was at Lisbon when the aviator
flew in and got to Plymouth in time
to see the NC-4 welcomed on British
soil.
Captain Overstreet had just come
i from a visit to Jack Best when found
IN HEROINE OF TODAY jon the university campus. "I wante-i
LONDON. Why have green eyes , to see Jack Best among the first," he
blinked their way into sudden popular-.said. "I am still rated as
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Ibraskan, for a naval officer
Ne-ex-
The question is put by the Daily pected to have an official home some
Express, which fails to find an an-jwhere. I make my headquarters in
swer. New York when on land, and there I
The Daily Express finds that the often meet Canfleld, Dixon and Tom
red-haii ed, green-eyed girl, who a few j Wing and some others of the old
years ago, was considered plain, now j timers, who keep me a little in touch
tanks as a beauty and that every with Nebraska."
"best seller" has one for a heroine.
For a census of the red-haired,
green-eyed girls go to the jade stores,
for ail red-haired, green-eyed girls
wear Chinese jade and the man be
hind the counter, sooner or later, see
em all.
Their number is legion, and as re
gards the green eyes at least they
must be the real thing, for the beauty
parlors as yet have found no way of
changing the tint of an eye. though
they can do many interesting things
with femine looks.
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Landladies Raise Rent 300 Per Cent
a tMichigan University.
ANN ARBOR. Mich. Because at
least 12,000 students are expected at
the University of Michigan this fall
landladies hare boosted their prices
for rooms sometimes as high as 300
per cent.
As a result the Board of Regents
of the University authorized that
army barracks be purchased rrom
Cam-. Custer, which is being dis
mantled and that they be fitted to
meet the need of the male students.
BURGLARS GET 70 CENTS FROM
PANTS OF THREE PROFESSORS
Second-Story Men Discover That
Pilfering From Educators Bears
Little Fruit.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Burglarizing
the apartments of professors is not a
very lucrative undertaking, a couple
of second-story men learned to their
chagrin one night this week when
the total amount they secured from
the trousers of three educators in a
local fraternity house netted them
exactly 70 cents. The men who were
robbed are three high school profes
sors. Lowry A. Doran, principal; John
K. Bear and Raymond Clouse.
They make their, home in Kappa
Alpha Fraternity House, where, . In
the spirit of hospitality, the key was
thrown away years ago and the door
of the house has not been locked
since. In light of recent develop
ments It Is likely that this custom
will be changed. In the trousers of
Doran the burglars found 40 cents,
while those of Bear produced 30
cents. In Clouse'a pockets nothing
-waa fonnd. In other rooms the
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The
Kenilworth Club
wishes to announce that
dances will be given for
the benefit of club mem
bers and their friends at
the
Knights of Columbus Hall
228 No. 11th street every
Tuesday, Friday and Sat
urday evenings. Mem
bership cards may be ob
tained at the Hall on those
evenigns . The Club ex
tends a cordial invitation
to U. of N. students to af-
filiate with them.
Opening Night
Friday, October 1st
Eigth Piece Orchestra
Attend the Student Reception
at the
First Congregational Church
L nnd 13th streets, Friday evening, and don't fail to hear Dr.
Holmes' Twelfth Annual Pre-Haccalaureate Sermon at 10:30
Sunday morning. Make this your church home while in
Lincoln.
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