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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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B,t Tain Shop" Renio
(Continued from TV One.)
ofth.Coif),LL.M. (Columbia 25).
M. HinUe, 2S, ex-Law '25
D,koU 1922). Nebraska
Ihool Supply House.
Edward Jennings, '26, (Iowa 1925)
Gorge w""
1125).
jtin08 E. Lawrence, Law Edi
t T The Lincoln Daily Star; Associ
J," professor of Journalism, Univer
ity cf Nebraska.
George A. Lee, '03 (Phi Beta Kap
M Law '05 (Order of the Coif)
Missouri 1901, Kansas 1903, Wash
Un University 1904). General
bmL Continental Gas and Electric
Company.
j C. McRcynolds, Law '04 (Mis
uari 1903, Washington 1904).Law-
- .-Tit;
G. R. Mnn, Law io vimnois
1910). Lawyer.
Ti...j T Marti. '23 (Hastinrs),
ljuu ' -
Liw'27, (South Dakota 1925).
Frank A. Peterson, '05, (Phi Beta
fcppa). Law '10 Order of the Coif)
(Iowa 1905). Lawyer.
John L. Polk, Law '16, (Kansas
1916). Lawyer.
Clifford L. Rein, 13, Law '15, J. D.
21, (Illinois 1910, Minnesota 1911).
Lawyer.
David Sher, '22, (South DakoU
1925).
C, A. Sorenson, '13, Law '16 (Illi
nois 1912, Iowa 1913). Lawyer
T. P. R. Stocker, '09 (Phi Beta
Kappa), Law '11 (Order o the Coif)
Lawyer.
Volta W. Torrey, '26, (Journalism)
(South DakoU 1924, Iowa 1925).
Gayle C. Walker, '24, (South Da
koU 1924). Instructor in Journal
ism, University of Nebraska.
Byron E. Yoder, '08, (Iowa 1907,
Illinois 1903). Real estate.
Preceding- the reunion, Mr. and
Mrs. Emory R, Buckner were honored
truest at a dinner given by Prof, and
Mrs. M. M. Fogrjr. The guests were
Rev. and Mrs. J. D. M. Buckner, Rev.
Arthur Buckner of Waterville, Me.,
Governor and Mrs. Adam McMullen,
Chancellor and Mrs. Samuel Avery,
Dean and Mrs. W. A. Seavey, Dean
and Mrs. Herman G. James, Dr. and
Mrs. J. M. Mayhew, and Mrs Mary
Basby of Los Angeles.
C A. Rose Her For Game
C. A. Rose, B. Sc. '02, another al
umnus who was here for the game, is
manager of the research department
of the American Smelting and Re
fining Company at New York City.
New Pistol Equipment
Received for Cadets
Tistol equipment at the MiliUry
Carnival a few weeks ago broke
down before he junior cadet officers
were able to display their superiority
in marksmanship over the senior
officers .The matter must soon be
settled now, as a challenge was hurl
ed Friday at the seniors by the
juniors under CapUin Victor G.
Huskoa. Pistol Practice for the ad
vanced course cadets starts this
week, and the scores will decide
which class is more expert with the
frontier shooting iron.
Ohio State University has three
letter men back for the rifle team
this winter. The team will compete
in the Western Conference. A ten
Utive schedule has been arranged
with twelve western and eastern universities.
Polo and fencing are two other
miliUry sports at Ohio SUte Univer
sity besides rifle shooting. The fenc
ing team will have as coach a man
who studed the sport n France last
summer. The polo team s in need of
additional good horses.
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FAD
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NEBRASIOSS LEAENC GOLLECE CLOTHIERS
WOMEN'S SOCCER
PRACTICE BEGINS
Women's Athletic Association Urges
More Womem to Try out for
Teems
The Women's Athletic Association
opened the soccer season last week
with the good number out for
the first practice. Soccer is new to
some of the students, but the associ
ation is desirous of more women be-!
coming interested in the sport.
Freshmen women are especially in
vited, and more senior women will
have to come out or there will not be
enough to make a senior team.
The nights for practices are:
Monday-Sophomore.
Tuesday general.
Wednesday junior and senior.
Thursday freshmen.
Friday general.
The list is posted on the WT. A. A.
bulletin board in the west Armory.
Completion of the ten necessary prac
tices gives twenty-five points. In
making a class team or being a substi
tute, fifty, seventy-five, or one hun
dred poinU are possible. All points
are awarded according to the players
ability.
Sealork Talk. a McCook
Dean W. E. Sealock of Teachers'
College gave an educational-week ad
dress at McCook last Sunday even
ing on "Schools of Yesterday and Today."
Covering Planned
The football playing field of the
University of Illinois at Champaign,
will be covered with a rubberized ma
terial, protecting it from rain, George
Huff, athletic director, is planning
to install this covering at a cost of
$10,000 or $12,000. A similar cov
ering is used by hte major league
baseball clubs.
Sorority Ratings
A rating of sororities according
to activities is published at Syracuse.
The data is compiled on a basis of an
activity uoint system, the number of
activity points aggregated being di
vided by the toUl membei-ship of
each house.
The University of Montana is one
of the few colleges in the country
that has three official colors for its
athletic teams. The colors are cop
per, silver, and gold, representing the
colors of the three principle minerals
of the state.
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WILL NIGH'S
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A STIRRING
DRAMA OF HIGH
SOCIETY
with
Claira Windsor
Bert Lytell
Doris Kenyon
Cullen Landis
"Kiss me.
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Adapted from the novel by Hu?hes
Cornell
A First National Picture
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From the columns of the official
organ of the University of Ariiona
we glean a moBt curious bit of news.
The message sUtes that the Univer
sity for the first time in iU existence
recently cleared money on a football
game played on their home field. In
a recent game the expenses were
three hundred dollars and the gate
amounted to three hundred and nine
teen dollars, leaving a net profit of
nineteen dollars.
Fordyce Speaks at Syracuse
Dr. Charles Fordyce of the depart
ment of educational psychology and
measurements gave an educational
week address at Syracuse last Sunday
evening.
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University of
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PETRIE & GREGORY
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"ACES BACK TO BACK"
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Eccentric Cainay ia a Kevd War
"THE BILL
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"THE
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DOREEN SISTERS
A Eurepeaa Duicuif Surprise
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