THE DAILY ITE3RASKAN
3
ORPHEUM
Tomorrow
"The
Shepherd of
the Hills"-
PRICES Nita BOo, 7te, $IM
Mat. SOcf ChU., 28c.,
LIBERTY
ALL THIS WEEK
BIO VAUDEVILLE BILL
Irying's
Imperial
Midgets
25
LITTLE MEN
ad WOMEN
25
Direct from Paris an! Barlln
Prantin
MUSICAL COMEDY,
BOXING, WRESTLING,
SINGING, DANCING, '
CIRCUS
MURRAY & ALAN
jMtm of 3.000 Yasrs Afo"
MAIDIE DE LONG
EecMtrie Comadlanna
SELBIN & GROVINI
"Falllaa of Vaudavllla"
"Wandering Waist Lines"
FUkd with Lauf htar
"CURRENT NEWS and VIEWS"
BABICH and tha ORCHESTRA
SHOWS 2:30, 7:00, 9:00
Mat. 25c J Nit. BOc; Gal. 20c
LYRIC
THIS
WEEK
Fascinating and Alluring
Mae Murray
Circe
The Enchantress
BOBBY VERNON
In his lateat comedy
"BRIGHT EYES"
On tha Staff
THE DORANS
Presenting
"A DANCE SURPRISE"
JANE BYRNE
Syncopated Malodlaa
" CONCERT ORCHESTRA
SHOWS AT I, 3, 8, 7, 9.
Mat. 25cj Nita 4cf Chfl. 10c.
Colonial week
A Cyclone of Laughter
Buster Keaton
'' the famous comedian la
"OUR HOSPITALITY-
LEO MALONEY
In a atlrrlng story
"THE DRIFTER"
KINOCRAMS OF INTEREST
SHOWS AT 1, 3, S, 7, .
Mat. 20c Nite 88c; ChU. 10c
RIALTO
ALL THIS WEEK
CECIL B. DE MILLE'S
. Corgeoua Eatertainmant
"FEET of
CLAY"
With an AU-Star Cast
DONNA GUSTIN
aad
EDNA BLUMENTHAL
"A Bit of Terpsichore."
RIALTO SYMPHONY PLAYERS
SHOWS AT 1, 3, S, 7, 8.
Mat. sacs Nita BOc; ChU. 10c
Make f.10 to $2S a week
extra. Collefre idmi every
whereare paying their way
by selling Fowler Shirts
direct to wearer. Fine Qual
ity made to measure ahirta, reasonably
priced. Featuring collar attached white
ahirta in Oxford and Broadcloth. Abso
lutely guaranteed products that bring
repeat order and build a permanent
clientele. Commission in advance. Sales
kjttlurnished to men who mean business.
Write at once
FOWLER. -SHIRT CO.
9 East- 45 St. NcwYorfc
SAN FORDS
FOUNTAIN FEN INK
Will Improve the Action
of Any
Fountain
Pen
ALL
COLORS
ALL
SIZES
Thtlsi That Made
TtiS FcsrJz'n Pen Poss&W
w
rrrj
French Society Will
Of Fellowships
The Society for American Field
Service Fellowships for French Uni
versities will offer number of schol
arships not to exceed ten for open
competition among graduates of
American colleges and other suitably
qualified candidates of the value of
$1200 and tenable for one year, for
the purpose of encouraging advanced
study and research in French Univer
sities during 1025-19ZO. They will
be renewable for a second year upon
application, provided circumstances
warrant it. They may be awarded in
any one of thirty-one fields of study,
but, in general will be granted for
pursuit of advanced study only in a
field in which the candidate has al
ready shown proficiency. They are
offered for study in the Universities,
Faculties, and other Institutions of
Higher Learning in Paris, or in any
one other of sixteen provincial uni
ver iities.
Dean J. Ev LeRossignol, of the Col
lege of Business Administration, is a
member of the "Advisory Board of
the West Central States, and will be
glad to confer with any who wish
additional information in regard to
the scholarships.
The preference in awarding the
American Fjeld Service Fellowships
BIG SISTERS CALL
ON LITTLE SISTERS
Party for Freshman Girls to Be
Given Thursday Evening
At Armory.
About 130 Big Sisters called on
Little Sisters Sunday afternoon to
further acquaintances. All fresh
men not affiliated with a sorority
were visited.
The Little Sisters were invited to
an all-sister dinner party to be given
Thursday in-the Armory from 6 to
8 o'clock. There will be an orches
tra, dancing, games, and a general
good time. This is one of the big
gest parties of the year and the only
party where all the sisters will be to
gether, so' every freshman girl is
heard from their Big Sisters, but who
urged to be present.
All freshman girls who have not
have received invitations, should give
their names and get tickets from
Miss Helen Cook at Ellen Smith Hall
not later than Wednesday noon.
Some girls could not be reached be
cause of the impossibility of secur
ing their correct addresses. The ad
dresses, however, are gradually be
ing checked up from corrected lists
and all the girls will be reached very
shortly.
MAY STILL GET GREEN CAPS
Freshmen Given More Time to Wear
Emerald Headgear.
Freshmen who have been unable
to get their Green Caps due to a de
lay in shipment, will be able to get
them at Farquhar's, 1325 O street.
The deadline for the wearing of
the emerald headgear had been set
for Monday, but because of the late
shipment, time has been extended.
All first-year men will be required to
get their caps immediately. The Iron
Sphinx plan to enforce the rule.
"Freshmen are urged to get the
caps at once," said Kaymona swal
low, chairman of the Innocents com
mittee. "Show true class spirit and
know your classmates so that every
effort may be made to prepare for
the Olympics. The Green Cap tradi
tion is one of the oldest at Nebraska
and it is a mark of true Cornhusker
spirit to wear the cap."
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
The Oxford debating team will make
its first trip to the middlewest when
it meets the Kansas debating team
at Lawrence, Kas., October 20, The
question will probably be: "Resolved,
That the Principle of Prohibition is
Unjustified." Malcolm Macdonald,
son of Premier Ramsey Macdonald,
is a member of the English team.
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
Beginning with the Oklahoma A. and
M. game Saturday the Star-Spangled
Banner will be played between halves
at football fames. This custom is
being started to remind all present of
the lives of Kansas University stu
dents that were given during the
war.
WANT ADS
WILL the person who placed the
young lady's purse in nis pocket
at the Agricultural College mixer
Friday evening, leave the same at
The Daily Nebraakan business of
fice. FOR RENT Two rooms, equal to
three, in modern construction.
Disappearing beds and well-furnished
throughout 445 North 10th
Street
LOST Kappa Sig Sister pin.
ward. Call B2184.
a-
LOST Bone-rimmed Glasses and
White Comb in brown case. Call
L5886, Virgiuia Becker.
LOST -A Urge Chi Pi fraternity
pin set with blue saphirw. . Call
B4709. Reward.
Offer a Number
to American Students
will continue for tome time to be
given to men. This is due to the fact
that at present there are no other
systems of scholarships and fellow
ships open for national competition
for men desiring to study in French
Universities. A number of such
awards are offered by the American
Association of University Women,
and about thirty scholarships, admin
istered by the American Council on
Education, by the French Govern
ment, but all of these are available
only for women.
Fellows will be required to sail
for France not later than July 1, to
matricuate in a French University
for the following session. They will
not be held responsible to the Trus
tees or the Advisory Board for tak
ing any specific courses or achiev
ing any specific results. Notifica
tion of address and of progress of
work must be made quarterly to the
secretary.
Payments will be made in advance
in four quarterly installments per
year; the first payment will be made
in June of each year, on exhibition
of the certificate of award and of a
steamer passage to France; the re
maining payments will be made at the
beginning of each quarter there
after. Applicants miiHt, at the time of ap
plication, be citizens of the United
States and between twenty and thir
ty years of age, and:
1. Graduates of a college requir
ing four years of study for a degree,
based on fourteen units of high school
work; or,
2. Graduates of a professional
school requiring three years of study
for a degree; or
3. If not qualified in either of
these ways, must be twenty-four years
of age and have spent five years in
an industrial establishment requiring
technical skill.
Applicants must be of good moral
character and intellectual ability, and
must have a practical ability to use
French books.
Applications must reach the secre
tary, Dr. Stephen P. Duggan, The In
stitute of International Education,
522 Fifth Avenue, New York City,
not later than December 15, 1924.
They must be on blanks furnished bv
the Society and must be accompanied
by:
1. A certificate of birth, or an equi
valent statement.
2. A certificate of naturalization,
if needed.
3. A certificate of college studies,
a statement of ability to read French
books, and a statement of college ac
tivities. 4. A certificate of industrial work,
if needed.
6. A photograph of post card size,
signed, and taken within a year.
6. Printed or written articles, the
sis and books, written orpublished
by the applicant.
1. Three testimonials to moral
character, personality, and indus
trial ability, to be sent by the writers
direct to the secretary.
No Hour Charge
Why walk when you can rent a brand new Ford coupe or
sedan at 16c per mile? There is NO HOUR CHARGE
except Friday and Saturday nights and Sunday.
Suppose you take a car Monday morning and return it
Friday before 6 P. M. and you have traveled one mile
your total bill would be 16c only.
No Deposit Required
B-1007
(Drive It
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239 North Eleventh
College men and women now
keep their hair fashionably smooth
HER smooth, lustrous hair, done
with fashionable plainness in
lines that follow closely the shape of '
the head . . . . "
His we 1- kept hair, always in place,
always trim, neatly parted, natural-,
looking . - . .
Staoomb is responsible for this
new trimness, never before possible.
It keeps your hair looking at all
Coffer,.- fpmX
A .,- : ;:;
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Y.W.C.A. OFFERING
TEACHERS' COURSE
Will Train University Women
To Act a Sponsors For
Girls' Reserve.
Women who intend to teach in
either high schools or preparatory
schools should be especially interest
ed in the Girl-Reserve course offered
by the Y. W. C. A. The program
outlined is one that is being univer
sally used throughout the country.
Meetings to begin Wednesday, Octo
ber 15, will be held for four consec
utive Wednesday evenings. A more
extensive course will follow in No
vember. ,
"So many women who go out to
teach from the University are put
in as sponsors of girls' clubs in the
schools, and it is decidedly to their
advantage to know how this work is
being carried out in other schools,"
stated Miss Grace Stuff of the Y. W.
C. A. Women who may be interested
in the work are those in the Girl Re
serve clubs now being organized in
the churches."
Girl-Reserve work is being carried
on in four high-school clubs, and in
two Lincoln high-school clubs the
Freshman Girls' Club, and the Stu
dent Club for older girls.
Women interested should see Miss
Erma Appleby at Ellen Smith Hall,
Ida Flader (B-6413), or Miss Grace
Stuff at the Y. W. C. A.
Did you notice how
many fellows had on
those style-smart pull
on sweaters at the game
Saturday. I certainly
like them, they look so
neat and comfortable.
I noticed that Rudge
& Guenzel's have a
complete line of these
sweaters priced at
$5.50 and $6 each in
combinations of White
with Red, White with
Blue, Gray with Blue,
Gray with Red, Tan
with Brown, Blue with
White, Red with White.
1 Tv
trself)
B-1007
Yourself)
We Make Deliveries
times just the way you want it to
look. Non-staining -and nori -Kreasy.
la jars and tubes. At all drug and
department stores.
KEBP3 THE HAIft Ilf rLACR
Start First Round of
Ag Tennis Tournament
The first round of the Ag College
tennis tournament began Monday af
ternoon. There have been thirty-two
entries in the singles, including a
number of faculty men. Some very
good tennis players are entered in
both the singles and doubles and
there will probably be keen competi
tion for the top honors. The round
will probably be played Friday or
Saturday. Emil Glaser and Prof. E.
0. Anderson are in charge of the
tournament
MOTOR OUT COMPANY, 1120 P
Street announces the following
changes in rates: No time charge
at night on Monday, Tuesday,
The
Mogul
Barbers
10 chairs
Biggest and Best
127 No. 12th St.
Crane's
Writing Papers
From our liberal stock you
will be able to select iust the
style you prefer, in this correct
well known writing paper.
"Style
is a greater social asset than
Beauty19
Tucker-Shean
Stationers
1123 "O" St. B3306
Wahl Pen and Eversharp an
. obtainable in matched
sett
TilS
Wednesday and Thursday and no
time charge during Sunday day
time. Also we have reduced the
deposit to (5.00 cash. We will ap
preciate your continued patronage.
Motor Out Company, 1120 P St.,
B6810.
Notice to
FREE BARREL STAVES
with our sympathy
Evans cleaning service is so complete that
we will furnish barrel staves to all fresh
men who call for them. However, this is
not the most scientific cleaning process.
r
lf there) is any
dirt or Juit
left in your
suit we'll
talc it out.
Form the Time-saving Habit Now
The use of the typewriter is a tremendous time-saving
help to anyone in any walk of life business or profession.
Use the handy Remington Portable for your themes.
Typewrite your lecture notes and assignments. See how
quickly it lightens and lessens all your writing tasks.
The Remington Portable is easy to operate; light,
compact, and can be used anywhere. FuB, four-row key
board like the big machines, and many oilier tig machine
features. Yet it fits in a case only four inches high.
Price, complete with case, $60. Easy payment terms if desired
Memmgtoit
Portable
An
Complete Writing Equipment
Side by side in your pocket, Eversharp and Wahl
Pen are ever ready to serve your thoughts.
Durability and dependability are common qualities
of these economical, practical writing companions.
The non-dogging rifled tip, quick reloading, and
complete interchangeability of parts are among the
, six new features which make the perfected Eversharp.
And the Wahl all-metal Pen is at par with Ever
sharp in giving thorough satisfaction. Light in
weight, perfect in balance, resistant to wear, and
beautiful in design it is the ideal pen.
Eversharpf to $45. Wahl Pen, $5 to $55.
Made in thcU.SA-byTHEWAKL COMPANY, Chicago 1
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RENT A FORD from the Motor Out
Company. Lowest rates and cars
at all times for all trips. We
speak for your continued patron
age. 1120 P street, B6819. We
Deliver. Adv.
Freshmen!
Laundry & Qianing
unqualified guarantee standi
back of every fabl
prtduct