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Theatre Reviews
Colonial "Big Happiness."
Austin Farnura stars In this in
nsely dramatic play attempting to
f personate his brother whom ho bo
lives to be dead, he finds himself
jfumlng the duties of two mon, a
difficult salvation. The settings and
,ctr.es of this picture are especially
,ttractive.
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CAHALL & ROMINE
SIDNEY PHILLIPS
RENO
EDWARD MARSHALL
JACKIE & BILLY
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Miss Shirley Mason
America's New Sweetheart
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"GIRL OF MY HEART"
Sunshine Comedy
i, "HOLD ME TIGHT"
Mutt and Jeff News
POPULAR PRICES
Drink Our Egg Malted Milk
For lunch.
They art a full meal.
CHAPMAN'S DKCOI
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Lutheran Club.
Lutheran club will meet Friday
enlng, October 29. 8 P. m. In the
Art rallery. second floor In the
rary building. A special Hal
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Chemical Societv
MeetingThursday
The Nebraska section of the Am
encn pnen.ical M,rlely will mee.
Thursday. October 28 (innt.ad of 0i
Friday, as previously announced) at
8 P. m. in room 208, Chemistry Hall
This- is the first meeting ol th.
society for 1920-21. The program
lhursoay evening will bo: a re
yort of k:ln,o ouhlanding Matures
ot the recent American Chemical
Society meeting at Chicago, by Dr.
Fred W. Upson; and "Some ' First
Hand Experiencis in Industrial Chem
istry," by nr. H. G. Deming of the
department of Chemistry.
Not only members of Ihe Nebraska
Section, but Ml interested are invited
o attend ihis meeting.
PERSONALS
Dean Foiilyce has returned from
Iowa, whore he has been engaged in
a .series of educational addresses at
the following touchers' conventions:
Anamosa, Vinton and Grundy Center.
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Kline, of Bea
trice, and Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Johnson, of Omaha, autoed to Lincoln
to visit their sons at the Delta Chi
house last week-end.
Fuller Austin, '21, has returned
from Chicago, whore he spent the
week-end visiting friends..
Bui 11 K. Lojip, '21, spent the week-
end at his home in South Sioux City.
Edwin Crook, '4, retuined yester
day from Fille, where he spent the
week end.
Ki.bert Burns, '2". spent the week
end at his home in Council Bluffs, la.
Jack Ilaishman, national secretary
of Delta Chi, who is making bis
annual trip inspecting all the chap
ters of Delta, Chi, visited at the
Delta Chi house this week.
F. D. Lucas, '22, has withdrawn
from school.
Margaret Wattles, '24, will spend
(he v, ( ek-end in Omaha.
Aurel Foreman, '2". will visit in
Council "Bluffs during the wet k-end.
Gertrude' Mcllale. '21, left yester
day for Fairbmy, where she will visit
for the remainder of the week.
Koboit McCreery, '22, is ill at the
Phi Kappa Fsi house.
Jessie Tucker, '22. and Bouisc
Tucker.. '23, will leave tomorrow tor
Omaha to spent the rest of the week.
Mildred Rockwell. "23, will spend
Hie weik-end at her home in Omaha.
Lillian Westessen, '23, leaves to
morrow for her home in Minden lo
spend the week-end.
Mary Bosencrans, '22, will spend
the week-end in Plattsmouth.
Bryce Crawford, '22, will be a week
end visitor in Omaha.
Marie Hills, '22, leaves tomorrow
for Omaha to visit during the week
end. Florence Sherman, '23, will spend
the week-end at her home in River
ton, la.
Earl Coryell, '21, is in Flint, Micti
on business.
Ruth Nickum, '24. and Cecile Fox.
24 leave tomorrow for Omaha, where
they will be for the remainder of
Va wool:
TIrnderson. 23. ana LStner
King, ;23, are spending the week-end
in York.
Marv Redgwick, '23, will be a week
end visitor in Omaha.
T.h Cain. '24. will sppr.a u.r
week-end at her home in Fremont.
Josephine Jack, "24, will oe m Bea
trice during the week-end.
WANT ADS.
MODERN rooms, good heat and privT
leges. LG630.
DRESSMAKING and ladies' tailoring.
1725 R su
WANTED A live wire student to
handle a new laundry propositus
An excellent chance to build up a
nice raying business. Call L454J
:33 No. 12th.
WILL the man who took or ex
changed overcoats at the Saratoga
recreation parlors last baturdaj
ight be so kind as to call L,60K
8nd exchange with the other coa
owner. He will give you J5 for
your kindness.
FLACK leather, loose leaf notebook
E u rom east window .. Am7
between 11 and 12 : o'cl-c da ,
Will person who tooK U rel"
I student Activities offtcc Imme
diately? 20S U Hall- "
XT Stafford'. Pn.M Orcb..tr.
Graham. Uni'. master .ixophonl.t
Call L5558.
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A CLUB COMMITTEES
ANNOUNCED BY PBESIOENT
Harry Latowsky Selects Members
to Plan Affairs for Organi
zation. Harry I. Latowsky, president of
the Omaha club, announced the fol
lowing committees to take charge of
the activities o the club for the
coming year:
Hike Committee,
Leta Markwell, chairman; Mary
Redgwick, Arthur Uhlir, Virginia
Read, Jessie Tucker, Kenneth Baker
John Mcllny, Harry Pecha, Ilerschell
Babcock, Ernest Zschau, Richard Par
mout, Othelia Uhlir.
Publicity Committee.
Jack Austin, joint chairman; lone
Gardner, Pierce Rodgers, Joslyn
Stone, Howard Turner, Clarence Dun
ham, Willard Vienot.
Program Committee.
Rudge Norton, chairman; D. Rud
yard, Harold Tayne, Oliver Maxwell
Gladys Mickle.
There will be a meeting of the
Hike committee at 7 p. m. Thursday
October 2S, in the Social Science
auditorium. They will complete plans
for the "weenie" roast to be held
Saturday, November 6, at 9 a. m.
Pep Meeting Scheduled.
On November 4, Thursday, a pep
meeting will be held at which time
some of the club members and repre
sentatives of the faculty will speak
and a short program will be given.
Another large committee is being
formed under the leadership of J
Wilbur Wolf, which will serve as a
boosters unit. The purpose of thi
unit is to see the individual members
of each social organization on the
campus and to provide opportunities
for them to meet all other individuals
The committee is composed of one
representative from each fraternity
and sorority and five from the non
fraternity and. non-sorority members
of the club. This committee will be
announced in a few days.
k-ilms or Ulympics
Ready to Distribute
The Olympics, that great battle in
which the green caps eamo out with
the spoils, can soon be seen on the
screen. The films showing the Olym
pics and the crowd present, and the
Freshmen rally have been developed
and printed and are ready for dis
tribution. NEWS OF THE DAY
Ozark Farmers Use Pianes.
POrLAR BLUFF, Mo. Farmers in
this section of the country have
taken to the air as a means toward
more Intensive farming. Many in
dividual land holdings here arc a
large as 2.000 acres, due to many
farmers having taken up large tracts
of cheap swamp land which has now
been drained. With an aeroplane the
farmer can cover much more terri
tory, and soon the "flivver" will be a
back number.
Accept Government Proposals.
LONDON. The leaders of the
federation of miners announced yes
terday that they had accepted thr
government's plan for a settlemen
of the coal strike. It was stated by
the Central News that the colliery
owners also had accepted the govern
ment's terms. Settlement of the coa'
strike makes it virtually certain tha
there will be no strike by the rail
way men or the transport workers.
Booze Ring Near End, of Rope.
CHICAGO. Indictment and arres'
of' the principals in the allegec'
"million dollar booze ring" which i?
said to have flooded Chicago and its
YOUNG
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ATTRACTIVE VALUES
$48-
JUST at the opening of the
season we offer you hundreds
of fine ulsters and short form
fitting Overcoats.
REDUCED PRICE SALE OF
Men's Silk Hosiery
$2.00 VALUES NOW
$1.25 VALUES NOW
1.45
95
EVERY pair of hose offered at these
lowered prices is standard quality
Phoenix, Notaseme and Black Cat Brands
Many other lines such as shirts, caps,
ties, gloves and union suits priced at
special reductions
Quality
environs with contraband liquor since
the eighteenth amendment became
effective was believed appreciably
nearer with the arrest and reported
confession of "Mike do Pike" Heitler
notorious chieftain of the underworld.
Increase in Guard Prison.
LONDON. The police guard at
Brixton prison was again increased
its "L"
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Kenilworth Club
Hailowe'en Dance
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Knights of Columbus Hall
Friday Night
With
"Polly" Butler's Orchestra
Don't Miss
"ZAZA"
. The Seventh Daughter of a Seventh
Daughter.
$1.25 Per Couple.
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Cofies
Coats
today. The total number ot troops
now stationed in Ireland number
49,000, it was announced in f.to House
of Commons today. Sinn Foiners who
arrived from Cork and other parts of
Ireland for the obsequies went to
Brixton prison In Utile parties
throughout the day to see where the
lord mayor had died.
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ittend.
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