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Vera Mills
Your Personal Shopper.
Says
Phone B3214
TWENTY SWIMMERS
TRY FOR VARSITY
Prospects for Aquatic Sport
Crow Brighter as More
Men Report.
Prospects for a good swimming
team at Nebraska are growing bright
er every day. Sixteen men answered
the first call for practice last Mon
day night, and several more re
sponded during the week. The total
turnout is twenty men.
Coach Frank Adkins is planning on
six events in the meets that Ne
braska enters this winter. He will
have men in fancy diving, breast
stroke, back stroke, plunging for dis
tance, long distance swim and sprints.
There are seven men competing
for berths in the sprints events.
Among" them are Karl Pimond, Pos
ter Matchet, Donald McAlman, Prank
and Jack Hunton. Five men fcre try
ing for fancy diving. They are Her
bert Ulrich, Frank and Jack Hun
ton, Paul Popejoy, and L. R. Shild-
nock. Two candidates for plunging
for distance are Bill Abbott and
Kenneth Martyn. Dan Reed and
Karl Dimond will enter for back
stroke swimming, and Graebing and
Dan Reed are entered for the breast
stroke. Adkins says he has a pair of
potential distance swimmers in L. R
Shildneck and L. A. Kirkbride.
The swimming sport is three years
old at Nebraska. There were four
men on the first team put out by
Nebraska, and other teams met that
year were the Omaha Athletic club,
Kansas Aggies" and Ames. The sec
ond and third years the squad was
increased to five because of a larger
turnout. This year there will be
from six to ten on the team.
Swimming is an important minor
sport in all Big Ten colleges, as well
as in all big eastern schools. In the
B:g Ten circuit there are as many
as fifteen men on the squad, with
fifty or more candidates. The same
is true of the eastern colleges and
universities where aquatic sports
rival football and basketball in popu
larity. Since its organization three years
ago the swimming sport has been
growing in popularity. At present
there are about sixty students "reg
istered in the University swimming
classes at the Y.M.C.A. The univer
sity is handicapped greatly in this
sport by the lack of a pool.
Chancellor Samuel Avery returned
yesterday from the inauguration -of
President Brooks at the University of
Missouri at Columbia, and the meet
ings of the Association of American
Universities at Charlottesville, Va.;
the National Association of State
Universities, and the Association of
Land-grant Colleges, "both at Chi
cago. Caron put It in a dappled oval box and
attached a tassell to it.
And in the box an Onyx black flat
bottle filled to its tiny cork with his
exquisite perfume.
Just the sort of Toilette requisite
every -woman -wants, but few can have.
See it on Center Aisle. Street Floor.
Checked
Flaunt a block checked linen hand
kerchief this fall when you wear your
tailored suit.
These new linen handkerchief have a
quarter inch border and have hand em
broidered corners besides.
They come in such bright, sunny tfay
colors too. such as green, maise, orchid,
blue. etc. 50c on the Aisle of Accessories.
Loaded Dice
A pair-a-dice in a tiny box.
They're hollow and made of glass and
loaded -with perfume.
Can't you think of any one who would
like to have a box. They are just the
thing for card party prises. Only 60c
on Center Aisle. Street Tloor.
Long Backed
The newest, most fashionable Jace
collars are In and have made a hit.
They have the long backs and short
front, and made of prettiest Venise lace.
One of them will simply "make" the
dress.
To the Rescue
The maid or miss who waots to ap
pear at her best at all time, will find
our new oblong DuBarry Beauty Box
ready to eome to the rescue, with rouge,
powder and lip-stick.
Each packed In a neat box the' eUa
for $5. On Center Aisle.
OP mil of these are reedy to
.Coped fo" I " " '-d"' W'th 1
or for you.
THE DAILY
Art Club Gives
Costume Party -Friday
Evening
It's the talk ot everyone.
"Aren't you going?"
"What are you wearing!"
"Original or borrowed or other
wise;
"Sure it'll bo clever."
"You can mot bet we'll all be
there!"
"Where?"
That's the point where? H hap
pens to be right here on our campus.
It's a costume party and is jnn'sored
by the Art club. Oh, yes, and the
date you must reserve for nothing
else is Friday evening, November 23.
We would advise the procuring of
tickets now from any of the fol
lowing: Marianna Cummings, Her
bert Yenne, Viola Loosbrock, Lloyd
Tucker, Dorothy Bell and Mildr.d
Nissen. Then you can't possibly far
get to don you costume and come
down to show us your originality. Re
member the date, November 2S It's
a red letter night for your fun ea1.
endar.
A bill "to prohibit the formation
or, continuance of all hooded organ
izations with secret membership lists"
was discussed by the Senate Club at
its third regular session in Law 101,
Friday night. Senator Richards f
Indianna, its author, found the op
position determined, especially that
from Senator Harrington of North
Dakota. After two hours of forensic
effort, the roll call revealed the
bilFs defeat by a vote of 10 t S
some not voting.
MISSOURI Herbert S. Hadley,
former govemoT of Missouri, was
inaugurated chancellor of Wash
ington University
Week RIALT0 Week I
Goldwyil presents .
OJie KING VID0R VxxlucVon n
I1REE OTS f OILS
Siafftd iy WlrxJhell SmitSx awiJoliaOoMen.
Directed by KING VIDOR
ACOIJJVmHCTUKE Juhyo
SYMPHONY PLAYERS J. L. Schaefer, Conductor.
SHOWS AT 1. S. S. 7. MATS 25c; NITE SSc; CHIL. 10c
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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
BIG
DOUBLE
HEADLINE
BILL
COMING
THURS.
STVIA
CLARK
The Klassy
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CHIEF
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And His
INDIAN
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ENTIRE CHANGE OF
SHOWS AT 2:30. 7:00, 9:00
NE BR ASK AN
GOOLIDGE ENDORSES
GOLDEN RULE SUNDAY
Day to Be for Benefit of Near
East Relief Work.
President Coolidge in a letter
made public today by Charles V.
Vickery, general secretary of near
east relief, endoises the plan for ob
serving December 2 as International
Golden Rule Sunday.
Plans for the day, as outlined by
a recent international conference in
Geneva, call upon people of fourteen
different countries to serve a menu
in their homes similar to that served
in orphanages in the Near East, the
difference in cost of the orphanage
menu and the ordinary meal to be
contributed to orphanage work over
sea. The president's letter says:
"It is with a good deal of satis
faction that I commend your pro
posal to observe an International
Golden Rule dinneV Sunday, on the
d if December. I92S. I feel
sure that this suggestion will meet
with verv widespread approval and
will bring more closely to mind the
charitable requirements of those who
are propserous to those who are in
adversity. It suggests not only a
practical method for help, but the
highest expression of sympathy, by
sharing for a time the privations of
others. Cordially yours,
"CALVIN COOLIDGE."
Mr. Vickrey said that among the
notable people abroad, who will co
operate to give the day an interna
tional aspect ar ex-Fremier Cie
menceau, Prince Carl of Sweden, Dt.
Fridtjof Nansen, Premier Gonatas of
Greece, M. Paul Hymans, and Mile.
Alice Masaryk, daughter of the Pres
ident of Czechoslovakia.
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The Orpheum Circuit Favorite
JOHNNY BURKE
Tb Pear of all Funsters la
DRAFTED
Beautfiul. Artistic and Darinc
Weston's Models D'Art
In Reproductions from Famous Galleries
Madelyn Young
And Her
Southern Singers
BOB RUTH
Alexander & Elmore
Late Stars of "Oh Baby" in
"A DISTURBANCE
The Whole Family Will Enjoy
Curtiss' Best Friends
Wait Till You Soa
"HER DANGEROUS PATH"
Tenth and Lao Story"
BABICH AND HIS PRIZE ORCHESTRA
PROGRAM THURSDAY
MAT. 25c; KITE SOc; CA1 20c
Those students of the University
who by reason of incompetency ar.d
inattention to the primary business
at hand study have failed to bland
up to their work the first half of the
semester, were reported Saturday to
the office of F.xecutive Dean Carl 0.
Engberg. Delinquency in one-half of
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LYR7C CONCERT ORCHESTRA Earnest Harrison. Director.
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a student's work, without excuse that
will stand in the opinion of the Uni
versity Senate's committee on chol
arship, means that the student will
be dismissed.
The Orange men are coming. Re
member last year's game at Syracuse.
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