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VARSITY TRY AERIAL
PLAYS ON FRESHMEN
SQUAD HARD AT WORK
to 960 last year. Reductions in ag
ricultural enrollment are general all
over the country, according to the
dean of the Ohio College of Agri
culture. police department will regulate traf
fic on the streets bordering the high
school building at Bloomington, Ind.,
during hours of dismissal and arrival
of students. A number of minor ac
cidents last spring and this fall in
fluenced authorities to act before
some serious accident happened.
PREPARING FOR KANSAS
Beat K. U.
Ai l. WEEK
A Corfo Dram
POLA NEGRI
Geo. Fitim"rlc Production
""THE CHEAT"
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nw-r "ain
"SONG OF INDIA"
Prolofue Presented by
FDWAW DORIS ELLINCSON
LYRIC CORCERT ORCHESTRA
SHOWS START AT I. . . T.
ALL WEEK
X Glorious Adventure
THOMAS
MEIGHAN
In
Peter B. Kyee Story
HOMEWARD BOUND
Willi u nd Crw of Your
Favorite.
HEWS FABLES TOPICS
"DREAM BOAT"
Prologue Presented by
IRENE FLEMING
R1ALT0 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
SHOWS START AT 1, J, S, 7, I
COLONIAL
ALU
THIS
WEEK
A Show for tha Family
"Your Friend
and Mine"
Adapted from Willard Mack's
Ply of Loyalty and Disloyalty
"FIGHTING BLOOD"
Second Story of Second Series
REVIEW AND COMEDY
SHOWS START AT 1. 3, S, 7. 9
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MON. TUES. WED.
BIG VAUDEVILLE BILL.
Famous Australian Sportsman, Ath
lete and Motion Picture Star.
Snowy Baker
Assisted by
His Niece Hi Brother
JOAN BAKER FRANK BAKER
Damerel & Vaile
In Words and Music
HAYDEN, COODWIN A ROWE
The Jazzomaniacs in
A Festival of Sonf and Music
LA COSTE A BON AWE
In the Comedy Skit
"A DOC'S LIFE"
Lillian & Henry ZIECLER
Modern Entertainers
"HER DANGEROUS PATH-
NEWS AND COMEDY PICTURES
Babich and His Prize Orchestra
Shows at 2:30, 7:00, 9:00
Nite 50c, feists 25c, Gal. 20c
WED. THURS.
OCT 17-18
ORPHEUM
Popular Priced Matinee Thursday
NIGHTS 1JD0 to S.00
MAT 50c He 2.O0
MAIL ORDERS NOW
ORPHEUM TJ
Special Mat. Tues. at 9 P. M.
first Personal Appearance Here
CHAS. RAY
H person in the Spoken Play
The Girl I Loved
Nights 73c ts $230
Teus Mat. Best Seats $130
SEATS ON SALE WED.
3olh"Ouf "MofiaiJ
Evening
Dancing
Class
Starting Monday
Oct. 2
Private Lessons
Day or Evening
Enroll Now
Phone L6023
Carroll's
Nebr. State Banl
Bldo-. lath, and C
Squad Reduced to Forty-five
Men Seventy Out at
Start of Year.
The freshmen had the hard end
of practice yesterday. For more
than an hour they were used on de
fensive, while the varsity tried out
their newest combinations in forward
passing. There were only five regu
lar first team men on the freshman
squad. This made it an easy after
noon for the varsity who completed
passes readily.
The squad has been weeded down
to forty-five men as compared to the
seventy or more that started the sea
son. Most of the men who dropped
cut were light. Some of the fellows
had difficulty in arranging their
schedules for afternoon practice and
had to quit for that reason.
The practices thus far have devel
oped several men of outstanding
ability. Weir at left guard is a
worry to any opposing man on the
varsity, and he has brought down
words of praise from the varsity
coaches. He is only of medium
weight but in this one position here
a man with a lot of fight is needed,
he fits to a "T." The Manderey
toothers, Roy at right end, and
Avard in the backfield have been
showing first team form from the
beginning of the season. They are
good at the receiving end of a for
ward pass, and Avard in the back
field is a ground gainer of no mean
ability.
The freshman have a quarterback
in Bill Bronson who can size up the
opposing team, and who has done
some pretty passing work. He and
Manderey make a pair which is sure
of connecting over half the passes
they attempt.
Some heavy men on the line in
clude Jones, right guard, who tops
the scales at 195, Bass right tackle
190, Gray 200. If a line were
picked on the basis of weight alone,
the freshman could have one aver
aging over 190 pounds to the man.
Freshman Coach Farley Young is
making changes in lineup almost
every day, and it is likely that the
first team at the end of the season
will be quite different from that at
present. Right now in the scrim
mages the second team shows up
fullv as well as the first team, and
men are swapped from one team to
the other frequently.
All girls desiring to go to the foot
ball game on Saturday with someone
and have no other plans, meet at
Ellen Smith hall Saturday at 1:30
sharp. Grace Spacht will go with
them.
Soohomores of the Oregon Agri
cultural College wear buff and blue
vests as emblems of the class and
for the purpose of promoting class
spirit.
LOST Schaeffer pen, name, Meva
Jones engraved. Return to Ne
braskan Office.
Freshmen to Use Kansas Play
in Daily Scrimmages
with Var$ity.
With the Kansas rime but four
days away, the varsitv has a lot of
hard work on their card that has to
be rubbed off before the Cornhusk-
ers kick off to the Sunflower state
boys here Saturdav. A eood scrim
mage is to be held with the fresh
man every evening, the frosh to use
the plays Kansas used in her battle
against Oklahoma A, & M. last Sat
urday.
The Javhawks are nreriarinfi' for
the annual battle with the Cornhusk-
ers with renewed seal. Conch Potsy
Clark says his team is in the best
shape it has been all season and they
are coming up here to give Nebraska
a real battle. He says his team
hasn't had a chance to show its
strength this year because both pre
vious games have been played in the
mud. He has some trick plays up
his sleeve that he is planning on try
ing against the Scarlet and Cream.
He said, "a dry field will help ma
terially, because we can open up and
try our real strength."
In the College World
James E. Watson, United States
senator from Indiana, has been se
cured to speak at convocation at
the state university Wednesday
morning. Senator Watson has be
come famous internationally in the
last few years since his election to
the senate in 1916.
Saturday will be one of the biggest
days in the history of Drake Univer
sity. Grinnell is making plans for
one of the most enthusiastic home
coming programs ever staged at
that university. The Drake-Grinnell
football game will be the center of
the whole homecoming program.
The body of Tom Johnston, law
student at Kansas University, who
drowned in the Kaw river October 3,
was found this week. It was only
possible to identify the body by a
belt buckle.
The Women's Athletic Association
of Drake University pledged itself
to raise. the sum of $2,000 during
the school year. With this support
promised, the association plans to
accomplish a great deal this year.
The first fatality of the 1923 foot
ball season occurred when John
Trise, star negro tackle of the Iowa
State College eleven, died of injur
ies received in the Ames-Minnesota
game last Saturday.
A mastodon skeleton was recently
unearthed in Carnegie, Okla., that
may be of great historical value to
the School of Engineering Geology in
Oklahoma University.
Every student of the University of
California is expected to submit to
vaccination for smallpox and typhoid
fever or pay his own hospital fees in
case of illness.
High school student "cops" in
vested with full authority by the city
After
Enrollment in the Ohio College
of Agriculture shows a continuance
of the gradual reduction which be
gan three years ago with the crash
in farm prices in 1920. There are
900 students this year, as compared
NOTICE
To college and universities
The Franzmathes Academy
can be rented for formal
dances or parties on Monday
and Friday nights.
1018 N St. Phone B6054
LEDWICHS
TASTIE SHOPPE
Fountain &
Luncheonette Service
B2189 12th & PSts.
TUCKERSHEAN 8
1123 O St. Lincoln.
Butler Drug Co.
The U. of N. Student Store
Drug's, Stationery, Candy, Cij-ars,
Soda, Sandwiches, Hot Chocolate,
Punch. -
We appreciate your business.
Guy Butler, Ph. G.
1321 O Proprietor BUSS
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that benefits every-
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a good thing
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FLAVOR LASTS
Jersey Silk
Vests
All Silk Jersey vests, bodice
style. Come in pink, white
and orchid. A splendid sug
gestion for Christmas gifts.
Special, ea.
Bloomers to match.
Regular sizes, special 2.98
jTV,
1.98
Extra sizes, special, 3.48
Second Foor
HoensheVs
Golden Pheasant
13th and N
The most exclusive Tea Room in
Nebraska.
Service until midnight.
Quick service owing to increased seating
capacity and extra floor help.
For the Girls' Cornhusker Luncheon you should wear an Arm Band,
as follows
Our Store at 12th and O
is handy, clean and up-to-date.
Everything in Jewelry
Fenton B. Fleming
Jewel Shop
B3421 1143 O
Beat
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LET'S SHOW THEM WHO OWNS THE VALLEY
THE VARS1T
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316 No. 12th St.
B3677
JEWELERS
OPTICIANS
STATIONERS
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
TUCKER-SHEAN
1123 O St.
Lincoln, Nebr.
B1534
Phones
B3306
B3307
STUDENTS: ATTENTION! ! !
Your Chance to Save Money on Your Drill and Winter Supplies and Clothing.
SPECIAL
Black Leather
PUTTEES $2.75
Factory Dye. Hard Glossy
Finish.
SPECIAL
SAM BROWNE
BELTS $4.75
Black
SPECIAL
Officers Full Dress
SHOES $3.45
A few in sies 6, 6 1-2, 7
and 7 1-2 for only $2.95
SPECIAL
RUSSETT DRILL
SHOES $2.75
SPECIAL
All Wool Shirts
$2.45 '
Lined Besom, Double
Elbow.
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Leather Corduroy Vests
Sheep ined Coats, 36 up
Raincoats, all styles
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211 So. 11th.
B4484
11th and N