SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1928
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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MADE 10 HlSKER
SQUAD MEMBERS
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Twenty-Nine Football Stars
Receive Letters for the
1928 Season
NINE SENIORS INCLUDEl)
List Exceeds That of Last
Year; Track Men Are
Also Recognized
Twenty-nine members of the
Cornhusker football squad were
awarded letters, It was announced
yesterday. In addition, the award
ing of letters to the student foot
ball manager and four members of
the cross-country team was also
announced.
The number of football letters
exceeds the number Riven last year
fcy four. Nine of the men lettering
are seniors. The list Is as follows:
Clifford Ashburn, '31, Tllden.
Marion Broadstone, '31, Norfolk.
Charles Bushee, '31, Guide Rock.
Walter Drath, '29, Lincoln,
Morris Fisher, '31, Lincoln.
Harold Frahm, '31, Liberty.
George Farley, '31, Lincoln.
William Gallaway, '31, Crawford.
Elmer Greenberg, '31. Omaha,
Edward Howell, '29, Omaha.
Elmer Holm, '29, Omaha.
Ralph Jeffries, '30, Omaha.
Ted James, '29, Greeley, Colo.
Leroy Lucas, '29, Omaha.
Adolph Lewandowski, '30, Chi
cago. Dan McMullen, '29, Belleville,
Kas.
Clark McBrlde, '30, Lincoln.
Glenn Munn, '29, Lincoln.
Clifford Morgan, '30, Denver,
Colo.
Frank Prucka, '31, Omaha.
Harold Peaker, '29, Kearney.
Claude Rowley, '31, Clyde, Kas.
Raymond Richards, '30, Pawnee
City.
Fay H. Russell, '31, Pawhuska,
Ok la.
George Ray, Grand Island.
Claire Sloan, '30, Verdon.
Willard Witte, '30, Lincoln.
Robert Young, '31, Norfolk.
Merle Zuver, '29, Adams.
Marshall Keyes, '29, Holbrook,
student manager.
Cross country letters were
awarded to:
J. Russell Batie, '30, Lexington.
Carrol Griffin, '30, Gibbon.
Philip Garvey, '31, Rushville.
Martin Janulewicz, '29, Loup
City.
University of Santa Clara A 60
inch reflecting telescope is being
installed In astronomical observa
tory of the University of Santa
Clara, California.
Benedicts-To-Be
Can Save Money
At Y. W. Bazaar
"Brother wants a little gun, and
some little cars that run."
So runs the song of one's youth
but It never made any sugges
tions for the boy friend, or the
"sweetie pie." Of course, one
could learn the Scotchmans na
tlonal anthem, "I Can't Give You
Anything but Love" and sing that
to hiin the night before Christmal
but that wouldn't be so hot.
The V. V. C. A. Is holding a big
bazaar beginning Tuesday at 5
o'clock and lasting four days where
much money will be spent, candy
consumed, and -whoopee made. The
purpose is to raise money to send
a delegate to the Y. V. C. A. sum
mer conference at Kstes Park, and
all the lair co-eds have been prick
ing their pretty fingers sewing
things they hope they can sell.
Donations have been made by all
the sororities and dormitories, and
there is a "goodly" collection, to
wax ruritanic, of acceptable
Christmas presents. Especially
there Is a collection of well
wrought brasswaie acceptable to
any girl who intends to set up
housekeeping. Aud the boy friend
he'd like a dinner gong or some
thing - anybody'd say that. Save
the sheckels. Come to the bazaar.
Class B Contests Will
Played Off During
Current Week
Be
BURNETT SPEAKS
AT WASHINGTON
The chancellor also attended an
alumni a.ssoclaiion meeting nt
Washing i. together with Dr. Uon
dra, Deau Ferguson. Dean Burr,
and Professor Russell, where they
gave an account, to the alumni of
recent occurrences at the Univer
sity of Nebraska.
Chancellor K. A. Burnett was the
guest of honor and a principal
snenker nt the recent national
meeting of the American Soil Sur
vey association la V ashington.
Second round of the Class H bas
ketball games will be played De
cember 11, 12 and 13. The sched
ule for the second round games fol
lows :
League 1.
Sigma Phi Epsllon vs. Theta XI,
December 11, time 9:00, floor 3.
League II.
Delta Sigma Phi vs. Phi Sigma
Kappa, December 11, time 9:00,
floor 1.
Alpha Tau Omega vs. Delta Up
rilon, December 12, time 7:25, floor
1.
Alpha Sigma Phi vs. Lambda Chi
Alpha, December 12, time 9:00,
floor 1.
League III.
Phi Kappa Psl vs. Kappa Sigma.
Decrmber 12, time 9:25. floor 3.
Phi Kappa vs. PI Kappa Alpha,
December 19, time 9.00, main floor.
Phi Delta Theta vs. XI Psl Phi,
December 19, time 9:00, Floor 3.
League IV.
Phi Gamma Delta vs. Delta Sig
ma Laiuba, December 11, time S : 35,
floor 2.
Delta Tau Delta vs. Kappa Psi,
December 12, time 8: "5; floor 1.
Pi Kappa Phi vs. Tau Kappa Ep
'sllon, December 12, time 8:35, floor
Last Week's Scores.
The scores of the first round
games that were played last week
in Class B, are as rollows:
League I.
Sigma Alpha Epsllon 9. Sigma
Phi Epsllon 7.
Delta Theta Phi 2. Delta Sigma
Del'a 0. (forfeit.)
Beta Theta Phi 2. Theta Chi 0.
(rorfeit.)
Leag il.
Phi Sigma Kappa 21. Delta Up
sllon 2.
Farm House 13. Alpha Sigma
Phi 8.
League III.
Kappa Sigma 22. Phi Kappa. 3.
Alpha Gamma Rho 2. Phi Delta
Theta 0. (forfeit.)
League IV.
Delta Sigmu. Lambda 13. Delta
Tau Delta 7.
Ksppa Psl 10. Tail Kappa Ep
sllon 0.
PI Kappa Phi 10. Sigma Chi 16.
CLASS A CAGE GAMES
Two Alumni Visit Local
College of Engineering
Alumni visitors at the College of
Engineering during the past week
were: Oren H. McKenty, E. E., '25,
now with the Bell Telephone Com
pany. In Omaha; Frederick J.
Knight, E. E.. '2S, with the Chicago
Central Institute, Chicago, who is
visiting wlih Dr. and Mrs. Samuel
Avery.
Contests Are Scheduled for
Monday and Tuesday in
Greek Race
Basketball games in the class A
Interfraternity tournament will be
played Monday and Tuesday of
this week. No contest were sched
uled for Ute latter part or the week
by Jimmy Lewis, who is in charge
of the tournament,, because of
quarterly examinations.
Games scheduled for Monday
are: League I: Beta Theta PI vs. Phi
Kappa, floor one, 7 o'clock.
League II: Sigma Phi Sigma vs.
Sigma Phi Kpsilon, floor one, 7:25
o'clock; Omega Beta Pi vs. Theta
XI, floor two, 7 o'clock.
League III: Sigma Chi vs. Delta
Tau Delta, floor three, 8:35 o'clock.
League IV: Kappa Sigma vs. Thl
Delta Theta, floor , one, 8:35
o'clock; PI Kappa Phi vs. Acacia,
Your Drug Store
Don't fornet your Christmas prts
cntH for your friends.
See Our Line Flnt
The Owl Pharmacy
148 No. 14th. Phone B1068
floor three, 7:25 o'clock.
League V: Alpha Sigma. Phi vs.
Alpha Theta Chi, floor two, 7:25
o'clock. ,
There will be but three class A
games on Tuesday when XI Psl Phi
meets Tau Kappa Epsllon on floor
two at 7 o'clock, Delta Chi clashes
with Phi Kuppa Psl on (loor one at
7 o'clock, and Sigma Alpha Mu
takes floor two against Sigma Chi
at 7:25 o'clock.
Teams undefeated In the race
for the championship are PI Kappa
Alpha and Beta Theta PI In league
I, Phi Sigma Kappa and Sigma Phi
Kpsilon in league II, Delta Sigma
Phi and Phi Gamma Delta In league
II. Sigma Alpha Epsllon,. Kauris
Sigma, and Farm House In chtZ
IV. and Alpha Theta Chi rhi
Kappa Psl, and Alpha Sigma h
in league V. "
A fund has been created for tin.
purpose ot Increasing the salaries
of the Princeton teaching staff
the best marcels
re at
Thompson Beauty
Parlor
B-2796 219 No. 12th
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Jj WATCHES
All American makes as well as the leading Swiss; Ladies'
watches from $12.00 up and Men's from $9.75.
Blue white
Diamonds.
DIAMONDS
Wesselton and Rivers wc specialize in fine
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Tour Dame neatly printed or
engrared at reasonable prices.
Graves Printing
Company
312 No. 12th St.
3 Docrt South of Uni Temple
Diamonds
Watches
Silverware
Fine Clocks
Fraternity Pin or Ring
Emblem Jewelry
Sorority Pin or Rin
Vanity Cases
Pearl Necklaces
Beads
Precious Stone Rings
Cut Glass
Fountain Pens and
Desk Sets
Waterman
Duofold &
Lifetime 5
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Pencil to match pen
Eatons High Grade
Stationery 2
Hand Tooled and Laced
Ladies' Purses g
Bill Folds jjj
Writing Cases ;i
Card Cases
Coin Purses
Photo Albums
Book Ends
Card Games
Lefax Data Books
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Dress
As the time of joy and jollity, etc., etc., etc., draws near we find
the old maddening, benumbing, and painful question haunting
the minds of the fair co-eds: "My dear, what in the world
can I get for Harry and my family?" In fact, we find this
terrifying question being asked on the campus, behind
locked doors and of room mates, neighbors and frat
brothers cJ) cs csKS csfJ
SO
Enter jolly Old Santy "Simons" in
the form of Sherlock, the detective!
A Student
Store Where
You Will Find
Prompt, Efficient
and Courteous
Attention
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a gift that he will lie" plenty! Mi
jf Here you will find gifts Neckwear is shown in a 3"y5N.
rMriljCX ky the hundreds. Leather multitude of shades and jTMTnjSv
Goods, Gloves of Pig- designs adhering to the fexVwr
xAXVV skin, Cigarette Cases, new trend of small pat-
Traveling Kits, Collar, terns and cluster stripe 4f
Cigaret lighters by Dun- and dashing; Lounge fVsC.
H'ytf hill, Clarke. Golden Robes, Shirts, Mufflers, f1f
i'y Wheel-Lighter sets; Ash House Slippers, Linen ! t
Trays and Table and 1 Inndkerchiefs all make JWi hty
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