The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, December 20, 1928, Page THREE, Image 3

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    THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1928
fHE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THREE
GfSTRATION IS SET
FOR JANUARY 14-19
publication of Programs
Has Been Delayed by
Sickness
January 14, one week after the
end of tho Christmas recess, will
open the week of second semester
registration for resident students,
nefistratlons will close Saturday
noon, Jan. 19, the registrar's office
announced yesterday.
No deflnl'e date has yet been set
for the Issuance of the second sem
ester programs. The publication
has been delayed by sickness which
hu made It impossible for the
printers to finish the work.
Special attention Is called to the
(ct that the registration period
from January 14 to 19 is for stu
dents who have been attending the
university the first semester. Any
new students, or students who have
previously attended the university
but who have not attended the first
lemester, will register on Febru
ary 1.
Announcement will be made after
Christmas recess of the date when
itudents may obtain programs and
credit books. New courses to be
offered will also be announced.
DEAN INVESTIGATES
F
Christmas Tree Episode May
Lead to Some Action
By Officials
Prosecution was threatened for
the men that took a Christmas tree
from the furniture store last Frl
a,v nlriit owned bv Bruce W.
Sburtleff, 1236 K street. The trfe
was discovered at the Delta cm
frotmltv house. 1421 H street.
i.Tt.1. huainABa ff frAtarnftv men
, stealing Christmas trees for a
prank must stop," Mr. bnuruen
had said. "Dean 'lhompson Is
planning to put an end to all such
pranks. 1 will wait and see what
ia done before I take action." A
jlOO reward was offered for the In
formation as to who had taken the
'ree- '.
The tree was traced by needles
and branches that had been broken
off as it was taken away. A num
ber of prominent alumni and school
authorities have taken up the
problem and are making an Inves
tigation in order to see what can
be done.
KAPPA SIGMA, PHI SIQ
RETAIN TOURNEY LEAD
ntlnurd fram l"V 1.
chance to come through to the final
round. Farm House will furnlHh a
high hurdle for the Kappa Slgs to
clear, while the Phi SIrs have a
comparatively clear course.
The Thi Delta Tlicta five failed
Thurtday. Friday "! Saturday
CLARA BOW
IN
"The Fleets In"
the la Such a Sailor'e Sweetheartl
A Man on Every Ship
AT
lie Isle
Syracuse Nebraska. X
most popular dnc hall and the
home of the beat mualc.
Saturday, December 22nd
ADOLPH SIMANEK
and bis Bohemian Orcnestra.i
D
PASTE THIS IN
YOUR HAT
NICE GOING
Besides thi regular dyed-in-the-wool
ahuffle shutouts
held every Friday Satur
day night wf will throw
Holiday Dances
A plain and fancy assortment
of nice gala to relieve you
during you spare hours no
home work required.
Ross Dance
A big daal on Christmas
night Involving the Dixie
Boysa new aggregation.
IJsv Year's
Eve "2 Dances
A double header starting
at :30 with KFAB band
and artists.
Oanee No. 2 starts 12:15
A. M and howl Special
entertainment and equip
ment New YsaKi night dance with
theV,ood old Collegians.
Llndcll Party
House Q
Official Bulletin
Thurdajr, ItecombM- 20 '
Hlgma Upallou meeting, 4 o'clock, JO
University Library,
Opanlrm of hoina buketball ball Ma
eon, houth Dnkota State. Collneum.
J'ernhlnir Rifle drill, o'clock.
taul K. Oood tectum, "Oxford Univer
sity. Morrill hall auditorium, S o'clock.
All-Methodlt i;h rUlrati luncheon.
Urand Hotel, 13 o'clock.
Klret Numeral Swimming; meet. "Y"
Tool. o'clock.
Friday, December St
I'ltml day of Intcr-iororlty rifle eom
I'Ktmon. All acorra muat be turned In.
Uuiirlrrly report a will lie leaned.
F'Hlludlan I.ltoiary eoclety (;hrletmaa
Party at the home of Mr. and Mra. .1. M.
Maxion, 1919 1'epper avenue. Cloned
meeting.
v
Social Calendar
Thureday, December to
''Snow Frolic." Flrat Chrletlan church,
loth anil K atrcots.
I'l Lambda Theta tea at Ellen Smith
hall, 4 to 6:30 o'clock.
Friday, December tt
Sigma Alnlm Kpsilon formal dinner.
Theta Chi houno party.
Hlina Phi Kpsllon freihman houae
Party.
J'hl Kappa house partv.
1'al.aillHn party at J. M. Saxton'a
lionio, 1819 Pepper.
Saturday, ltrcember tt
SlKina f'hl dinner dancn.
I'M Delta Theta houae dinner.
to sliow up for Its game with
Acacia, and the Acacias were
awarded a 2-0 decision. Dolta Chi
won over Sigma Nu, and Delta
Sigma phi won from Sigma Chi In
the same manner.
The Delia Tau Delta-Phi Gamma
Delta and Alpha Sigma Phi-Delta
Sigma Lambda games were post
poned. One class D game waa played be
tween Thi Kappa and PI Kappa Al
pha. The TI Kappa Alpha team
won, 12-9.
Box scores in the class A games:
Kapiat Nit-ma FU FT F
Kronkright f 1 0
Skov f
I.OW A c . . . .
I'ntilsen a; .
Wilson ..
Wllllnins K
Total II 1
Mfma Alpha Epailon FU FT
KoHter f 4
HouMon f
Hdinfold o 0
Ix'ulia g 0
C.Uh k J
lloltot'i I 0
Toialu
Klnul acore 26-
0 7
ltefvree, Homey,
l'hl MgTiia Kappa
FO FT
lIKcina f 5
Huter t
Kimball (
.Morneon a
beech nor g 0
Total II S
Mirma Till Kptilon FU FT
4
F
Kraus f 0
0 0
Kuytlnjer f 0, 0 0
Meeker c 1 0 1
Farley a 0 1 I
Jamei a I 0 i
Totals
Final ecorc 55-5
J 1 I
Referee, Homey.
UNIQUE CHRISTMAS GIFTS
& AT MODERATE PRICES g
A Visit to Our Store
t EASTMAN KODAK STORES, Inc. $
1217 0
i Only Four Horc
EVERY AISLE A
200 Men'
MUFFLERS
Values to $2.00
A rare thrift opportunity for
tluKty shoppers Squares,
reef t-rs ami Ioiik shapes.
Silks, knitted and fine rayons
Choose from countless
amart patterns 79c
Men i Alale.
Men's
FANCY HOSE
Wool mixed and rayon and
wool plaids and fsuey pat
terns and plain colors In
chain and open stitch
weaves. Specially OQ.
priced at itifX.
Men'
Handkerchief
'Fine white batiste embroid
ered Initial corner- hem
stitched and nicely finished.
nv nf a in Kift package. Any
fff." $1.00 1
Ribbon Noveltie
Deautiful gifts In holly boxes
I'owdor Puffs, -French
Polls, Lingerie Flowers,
Sachet Pags and Handker
chief holders Qr
choice each Ji7l
Gift Cdrsage
Smartly boxed In gay holly
and modernistic boxes. Beau-
tirul flowers ana Diossornn, w
aii ai.or-inllv nrwed f"A m
i
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fnr rift Bl'leCt Oil ....
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BETA THETA PI WINS
Lambda Chi Alpha Is Given
17 to 6 Drenching in
Final Battle
ERB IS STELLAR SCORER
Beta Theta Pi splashed and
slashod the way to their second
water polo championship In two
years when they sank Lambda Chi
Alpha 17 to 6, in the "V" pool last
night.
The teams battled on fairly even
terms for the first half but the
Betas unllmbered their strength in
the second half and ran up the
score on successive goals by Thorn
as and Egan. The Lambda Chls
only points were foul throws by
Woodman.
This game closed the season for
the Betas in which they have not
had a touch goal scored against
them, the only points being made
by foul throws;
In a preliminary game for third
place in the final rating, the PI
Kappa Alpha beat Phi Gamma Del
ta, 11 to 8. A queer thing about
this game was the fact that Mock
er of Pi Kappa Alpha scored all of
his teams points and Kenagy of the
Phi Gams did the same thing for
bis team.
The high point man for the tour
nament as a whole follow: Erb, of
Lambda Chi, 46; Thomas, Beta, 36:
Mocker, PI Kappa Alpha 30; Wood
man, Lambda Chi. 23; Chaloupka,
Beta. 18; R. Horney, Delta Chi, 18;
Tolmau, Delta Sigma Phi, 15; Eean
of Beta, 15; McManus, Phi Gamma
Delta. 13; Teeter, Alpha Tau
Omega, 11.
The score:
Ret Tlieta IM.
IK ft Tot
Thomas. If J
Smith, rr ...
Chaloupka, cf
Eaan. Ik ...
n
l
l
o
Kelly. rr
Peterson, atoal 0
Totals 1
Lambda CM Alpha.
Erb, If
CarlhouRh, ft
Woodman, cf
Larkln, Ik '.
Iavl. ra
Hillyer, coal
o
o
ii
Totala
Typewriter. For Rent
All atand&rd makea apeolaj rata it
tudenta for tori terra. Ua
machine portabU typwrltra
monthly payments.
Nebraska Typewriter Co.
1232 O St. B-21571
Will Convince You.
STREET ' U
Shopping Days
GIFTLAND HERE!
Choice of the House
OEHHETP
GALE
Includes Values to $3.50
W
Just In time for Rift selection
tomorrow a stupendous
sale of our entire stock
men's high grade Shirts.
Broadcloth Tine Madras
Silk Stripe Broadcloths
Nw patterna, new colore and
the choice of the foremoat
branda. Collar attached and
collar to match. All alzea. Shop
early and chooee from thla
auper-baroaln array.
Give a Box of
Hoiery 1
Regular $1.95 Quality
SILK HOSIERY
Choose from all the eeaaorTe
new and faahlonabl rolora
CHIFFON, SEMI-SERVICE
and SERVICE, qualities. M
ailk to top and fine Hala wlt
hoae. Every pair l flneat pura
thread silk full faahioned.
3 Pairs $4
$1.30 Pair
beautiful Gift Box FREE J
Main lloor Crntcr Alale
iffy
Su im Numeral Will Be
Tried for Today at 4
Tryouts for swimming numer
als will be held In Y. M. C. A.
pool at 4 o'clock Thursday aft
ernoon. The tryouts will be un
der the direction of Rudolph
Voegler, swimming Instructor.
Wind Effect on
Tall Buildings
h to Be Tested
Students at Ohio State univer
sity are to make tests to determine
the effect of the wind on tall build
incs unlnr the K!5-foot American
Insurance Union citadel as a labora
tory.
"The result of his study may
hovo n rtlrpft hpnrlnsr on the future
design of tall buildings to resist
high winds," said Professor ciyae
T. Morris of the department of
civil -engineering.
The American Institute of Steel
Construction and the United States
weather bureau are co-operating in
the undertaking,
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ART POSTER CONTEST
J. L. Teeters Offers Prize
For Best Placard on
Coming Exhibit
A prize of twenty-five dollars Is
offered by J. L. Teeters of Lincoln
for the best poster announcing the
coming exhibition of the Nebraska
Art association, which is to be held
in Morrill hall during February.
Any artist or art student residing
in Nebraska is eligible to compete
The poster may be in two colon,
Be Modern
SEND YOUR
Christmas
Greetings
BY
WESTERN UNION
- wt - .a - a4e - aaw4 - sa - afca -
SMART WEAR
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If H 1 SlXsiHH W .
The Campus Toggery
Invites You to a Sale Extraordinary
Cloth Go
collegiate and dress models
smartly trimmed with the wanted. Furs
4
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but It must be 22x28 Inches in size
The words "Annual Exhibition ot
the Nebraska Art Association"
must be in large print and "Febr
uary 8 to March 10" In small print
Posters must be sent on or be
fore January 28 to the School of
Fine Arts, University of Nebraska.
The judging committee reserves
!!f - .'fv
APPre HP
Watch p"" '
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
ON EASY PAYMENTS.
MAKE TOTJR SELECTIONS NOW. 6RAIA.
PAYMENTS NOW AND THEN MAKE IT EASY.
BOYD JEWELRY CO.
1042 "O" CLUB PLAN JEWELERS
FOR WOMEN
O STREET
now marked at
PRICE
Realizing selections are poor when you re
turn from your Christmas vacation, we
nave selected one group of 85 coats from
our stock and offer them at V2 original
price. A wonderful buy, any one of these
slenderly tailored, handsomely lined, ultra
modern coats. Take advantage of this ex
traordinary coat offering while the selec
tions are complete.
'Fur Coats
at extraordinary
savings
A representative group of fine furs com
prising Pony, Caracul, Sealine, Opossum,
Mendoza Beaver, attractively trimmed with
self or contrasting furs. Enjoy the luxury
of that new fur coat now. Priced at
I LAST MINUTE SHOPPERS WILL FIND
t OUR GIFT SECTION AN EASY
PLACE tq, SOLVE THEIR
CHRISTMAS PROBLEMS.
the right to place the posters on ex
hibition and use them for advert
ing purposes.
Pictures from the Art Institute of
Chicago are to be in the exhibit
this year. In addition, several well
known artists of America have
promised to send groups of their
works.
Buy
It On
Easy
Plan
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