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Corn Carnival Week
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Sol Lester presents
JACKIE GOOGAN
IN
"DADDY"
Corn Carnival Week
Extra Attraction
COLONIAL
Betty Compson
THE WOMAN WITH
FOUR FACES
With BETTY COMPSON
and RICHARD DIX
Corn Carnival Week
Extra Attraction
Bir Showi Corn Carnival Week.
MON. TUES. WED.
Trixie Friganza
In
"MY LITTLE BAG O'TRIX"
Written lor kids from aix to sixty.
FRANK JERRIE
EVANS AND DEAN
In a Comedy Skit Entitled "Soop"
TEE CANARY OPERA
Presented by Joseph tk Mary Fuiton
"Fathered Song Birds and Human
Vocalists"
HARRY RAPPI
and His Violin.
Little Pipifax .& Co.
The Funny Little Sailor Clown
in "Fun at the Beach"-
Current News and Tabloid Pictures
Babich and Hin Prize Orchestra
Shows at 2:30, 7:00, 9:00
Nite 50c, Mats l?5c, Gal. 20c
Orpheum-Mat. Sat.
Oct. 12 and 13
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By J,k Lait
The Revue that
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MANY IMPORTANT
GAMES SATURDAY
Clashes Scheduled for Coming
Week Draw Interest of
Football Enthusiasts.
Last Saturday's football games
saw many of the best teams in the
country in action. The game on
which attention centered largely was
the Nebraska-Illinois game at Ur
bana. The only other big game was
in the east between Pitt and Lafay
ette. Pittsburgh won the contest
after a hard battle by a 7 to 0 score.
Practically all of of Nebraska's
coming opponents for the season
swung into action Saturday. Notre
Dame won from Lombard by a score
of 14 to 0. Syracuse won an easy
contest from Williams and Mary
college 01 to 3. This score however
is no indication of the ability of the
Syracuse eleven, as William and
Mary is not formidable.
The Kansas Aggies took an easy
opener from Washburn 28 to 0 while
Kansas U won a hard fought game
from Creighton by a lone touchdown.
The Kansas-Creighton game was
played in a drizzling rain, making
both sides fumble a great fcdeal.
Creighton meets another Missouri
Valley team next week when it tan
gles with the Kansas Aggies at Man
hattan.
Ames narrowly missed winning
from Minnesota at Minneapolis play
ing the Minnesotans a 20 to 17
game. Other Big Ten teams that
were held to low scores by small
schools were, Chicago 10, Colorado
Aggis 0 and Wisconsin 7, Coe 3.
Oklahoma will play' its first game
of the' season when it meets Ne
braska at the stadium Saturday.
This will also be Nebraska's first
Valley contest. Illinois will take
on Butler-next Saturday and Iowa
the week following. After their
decisive defeat of Nebraska Illini is
being counted upon by its backers
to win the Big Ten conference title.
. Notre Dame will play its first big
game of the season with the Army
at West Point. This game will be the
center of interest next Saturday.
Ames will be at Missouri, Kansas will
take on Oklahoma A. & M., Kansas
Aggies have Crefghton, Drake plays
Rolla and Grinnel clashes with Wash
ington in Valley contests, Saturday.
Hardy Will Give
Lecture on Egypt
W. E. Hardy of Lincoln will give
the students of Miss Pfieffer's fresh
man history classes an illustrated lec
ture on the subject "Egypt" Wednes
day night in the Bessy hall lecture
room.
Mr. Hardy will devote most of his
discussion to the tomb3 and monu
ments of Egypt, which he studied
closely in his travels in that country.
All interested are invited.
To Hold Association
Luncheon Wednesday
The first Y.M.-Y.W.C.A. luncheon
will be held Wednesday noon at the
Grand hotel. Will Owen Jones
will sneak on "European Impres
sions" as the beginning of a series
of talks on international problems.
The rest of the time available will
be used for discussion of the world
problems brought up in connection
with the lecture. All students are
invited. Tickets may be secured at
Miss AnDlby's office in Ellen bmith
hall or the Y. M. C. A. office in the
Temrle.
Dr. Charles Fordyce, chairman of
the department of measurements
and research, has completed giving
mntl tests to over 500 new stu
dents in Teachers College and Teach
ers College high school. Dr. Ford
vre. thruoirh the Nebraska bureau of
f.ntiftnnl research, is also testing
uva-avav- w
the students ii city schools in vari
ous parts of the state. Several bulle
tins by the University Extension ser
vire have appeared recently with in
formation on mental tests and meas
urements.
Polls will be oDen from 9 a. m. to
4 n. m. It is expected that the ma
jority of votes will be cast before
noon.
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Bur student ticket it mean
football at 57c a game.
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LAKESIDE STATIONERY CO.
Dept. 105, Tope" Kas.
Plan Golf Tournament
For University Girls
An all-University women's golf
tournament is to be held if there are
enough women interested. Many
other universities have staged such
tournaments with great success. All
who would care to enter such a tour
nament are asked to leave their
names with Miss Clark at her office,
Memorial hall, room202.
CIVIL ENGINEERS
PICNIC AT PARK
Breakfast Is Held Saturday
Morning With Many Stu
dents Attending.
Civil Engineers of the University
held a 7 o'clock breakfast Saturday
morning at Antelope park. Games
entertained the picnickers after the
breakfast and Mr. Gray of the civil
engineer's association and Professor
Eager made short talks.
Among the engineers attending
were many freshmen. The fresh
men were especially urged by the
speakers to take part in the engi
neer's activities.
. Before the breakfast, the engineers
participated in playing horse shoes
and in a tug-of-war.
The addresses were at 10:30, Mr.
Gray telling of the usefulness of the
civil engineer's association and Pro
fessor Hager explaining the advan
tages of belonging to the American
Association of Civil Engineers.
After the addresses, Professor Ha-
ger took thireshmen to the A street
municipal pumping station where he
explained to them the machinery
used in supplying Lincoln with water,
The annual convocation for fresh
men women will be held at the Tem
ple theater, Thursday evening at
5 o'clock. The W. S. G. A. is to
take the place of the Mortarboard as
sponsor of the annual meeting.
Talks will be given by Miss Hepp-
ner, dean of women, and by presi
dents of the W. S. G. A., Y. W. C. A,
and the Girls Commercial Club.
Journalistic work will be made a
special feature, especially that of
the Daily Nebraskan and the Corn-
husker. Advice will be given the
women concerning other school ac
tivities. ,
Organizations that will be repre
sented are Silver Serpent, 3tf Delta,
Mystic Fish, Pi Lambda Theta, Del
ta Omicron, Gamma Epsilon Pi,
Theta Sigma Phi and Omicron Nu
All other women's organizations on
the campus are invited to atend this
meeting.
Wear an "N '23" button.
4,000 or butt.
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GORNHUSKERS WORK
BEHIND SHUT GATES
Scarlet and Crenm Eleven Uses
New Formations in Se
cret Practice.
Behind closed gates, the Corn-
husker moleskin warriors went thru
a stiff workout Monday afternoon,
consisting of a series of new forma
tions and fundamentals. Coach
Dawson divided the gridstem into
several squads, all of which he kept
under his personal supervision dur
ing the practice. The workout was
filled with the old-time Husker fight,
which bodes ill for the Sooner inva
sion Saturday.
The Oklahoma contest Saturday
will open the home season for the
Scarlet and Cream eleven. It will
be the first home game of the sea
son, in addition to being the first
contest in the new Memorial stdium.
The Husker coaching staff is work
ing overtime preparing for the
Soo'ner game. Benny Owen's "for
ward passing Sooners" never fail to
furnish the Huskers stiff competi
tion, and so the Nebraska mentors
are making a determined effort to
strengthen the weak spots in the
Scarlet eleven which were uncovered
in the Illinois contest last Saturday.
Maude Vedder, B. Sc., has been
appointed instructor in Home Eco
nomics. Instruction in entomology
will be given by Don B. Whelan, M.
Sc., who takes the place of It. W.
Dawson, who is working on his doc
torate at the University of Minnesota.
Green Buttons Put Freshmen 1
Girls in Class by Themselves
Pity the poor freshmen men! By
the laws of custom they must wear
the emblems of their verdancy on
their heads even if they have red
hair.
But the freshmen girls rjdicule
such a monotonous custom. They
have enthusiastically adopted the
green '27 button as a new and charm
ing ornament. Upper class women
gaze enviously at the new co-eds
who can flaunt the latest fad which
the authorities have placed beyond
all others' reach.
One proud- freshmen girl displays
the button from a mass of brown
bobbed hair. Another has attached
it to a watch ribbon and wean. it.
about her wrist. Others have made
pendants to toy with carelessly when
being quizzed by an unsympathetic
professor and so on and so on.
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These serviceable little buttons
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If an enthusiastic reception
can help, the green button has al- .
ready become an institution.
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SPORT VESTS
CHAMOIS VESTS
LEATHER VESTS
Always in stock Come in
and see them.
Lawlor's
The Sporting Goods
Store.
117-119 So. 14th St.
Eat in our Downstairs Cafeteria
Feminine Apparel for the School, College and University Girl.
STORE NEWS
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3 J8 Richards Building, Lincoln, Nebr.
