The Daily Nebraska..
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O'SICiaL PUtUCaTION
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MMr.t. W. Kdk.l A.Sddlatd U.Ur
MANACINA 10IT0M
. Jo.ce Amy. Cllt! I. SandsM
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lV.a Carleos. IU1M. MeOwjr
Cn Kobb
COMRitUTING IDlTOM
My Akm William Mrfwnro
.-ison kmre i.re Kobb
KftrfthUiu lunulas Timwnnan
Insert Lairg
milton McGiuw business manager
ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS
U.iaia keans Marshall rVc r
1.; ma a l"a
LAND IN SIGHT
l.ik tbe eary sailors of Khoonrr lhai bat
bera buffeting the sinds for dsjs and dajs, b
rejoice at the sight of land of any kind. so studrms
way cavort and yell that tb Siudrnt Council baa
recommended a change In the election of tbe May
The May ijueen chosen for the this
vrar will not be affected by the changes that have
been recommended by the Council. A new system.
hereby ths May ueen mill be the choice of boih
ir n and women siudrnts in the Junior and senior
lasses, was submitted by Monar Board Utt nighi.
and iib minor changes F to the faculty cam
miu on atudrnt orpaiuiaUon.
Ter it rrfctifirauon Jn ndcriandicp that boii
Mortar Board and the Studrnt Couo:l ba-e deemed
the May Qaeen hullabaloo of tbe )at few eeV of
Mfficient proporuona to merit ferioua oonf-ideratlon.
There 1 gratification to know that Monar Board,
ruardian of tbe May Queen election for jears, ha
ben broadminded enough to offer a Fuhnitute y
era mbereby more ftndenia. All npptrrlataroen in
fact, 111 havo an opportunity of casting a ballot
for the May Queen.
That Uie Council came to tbe conclusion that
the May Qoeen ejection for thia year should remain
intact will undoubtedly call for a long iph from
thone advocate t ibe old system of choosing the
Q-ieen. Their efforts to curb tbe actions of the
opponent of tbe May Queen sysiem status cuo, are
imcrpreted as being expended to save the May
Quf-en-f-lect, and not primarily to prevent a chance
In The system.
It cannot be denied that tbe May Queen argu
ment bas not stirred the interest f hundreds f
students on the campus. The drive to throw the
old system on the chopping block was not started
with tbe express purpose of creating a rampant stu
dent body over nothing at all, as ; charged at
various tinea. It was started to correct a faulty
ion machine that had been Mattering along for
years. It was a move to give the students f the
t niversity f Nebraska something that they ripht
fully deserved. It was an effort to convert a tradi
tion of long and significant standing to a tradition
that was controlled by a larger number f students
n the campus.
The new system that will be recommended to
the faculty committee n student organizations,
riglnally drafted by Mortar Board, with a few
changes tacked en by the Student Council, while
appearing a Wt cumbersome n the face, is really
a democratic step. It signifies that hoth organiza
tions are eager to see a settlement brought about
that will meet with the approval f students.
Tbe faculty committee, in making its decision
upon the recommended change, must hear in mind
tbe import of the campaign that liaB taken place on
tbe campus, the agitation that has run rife, and the
conseauenoe f selecting a May Queen n the Ne
braska campus. It must further hear in mind
ihat both Mortar Board and the Student Council
have recognized the necessity for a change.
Tm not a nolltidaa," declared the student as
he showed up for the annual election of officers in
s honorary organization.
THE XATJGH'IT COLLEGE 1HL
1'outh, which despite some forced optimism on
the part of a few elders is Quite generally frowned
upon secretly if not condemned outwardly, wins
welcome and needy encouragement in a recent ar
ticle by JUfa S. Halle in the New York Herald Trib
une magazine section.
Hiss Halle is concerned principally with pre
sumably tbe most shocking personality in the sinful
w hirl or young people the college girl. The writer's
pleasant and lavorable impression ds not mere con
jecture to make her story popular and widely read.
It is based on what Miss Halle says are tintMBput
able facts obtained from presidents, deans and many
srudents at a 'number of the most renowned aBtem
colleges for women Wellesly, Vassar, Bryn Mawr
and a host of others.
"Nothing to them." says Miss Halle in referring
to the hlef accusations against the college girl
which are that she smokes and drinks and pets and
is very bad-mannered.
Smoking, Miss Halle dismisHcx us a diversion
not concerned with any moral problem. Several
lieges permit smoking under cc. u.ln provisions.
Where 1t is prohibited, Vise Hal) admits nicotine
is inhaled secretly. But, she writes, "The authori
ties (io not have a disproportionate amount of
Trouble on this account."
Jlm to alcohol and othe, liquors which pop-eyed
individuals apart from university life believe are
consumed by -every college attendant, Miss Halle
finds: "Out of the 8,30b students In seven colleges
1 visited, there have been less than twenty cases of
drinking brought up in the last three years.' The
girls interviewed by Kiss Halle declared that
xiff liber would they drink ai or around college, nor
would they shower attentions and party invitations
upon young men who Indulged Indiscreetly in tbe
use of intoxicating liquors.
Alter talking with a wide number of all sorts
of girls attending 'u.ese representative eastern in-
TI1K DAILY MHinSKW
lltutt0. Ml.. Hall comludra lhal "HhwuIPI."
whirs In if;. timm ae Innirrwl ! I '
Ioiiim snl e.Uutf. I in im.l'uou.l-
l n..u f me rollffe (lila
"We ha oihrr hi.ie rnirrilnin Isier'."
mrnxLLN tiu: links I I
fly laSeiis Giima !
VMM Mil INWFCT I sui uhoM I
imnn iiill iiiui kui
r.plle Ihr clillts iiiniiiiviU)
iii Juii4ik ine Ui 'k -ii
Mi.. Ilalla rnrla a ths ITim statement of en .luj. ut .uwwt o. Uif I nl
i.f lh nnv.1 ih.!'"''' ea.i.is rolleje irl l l que t i,n -Uei.. ana .! pi '
o. .hi. .ubie. , r fc,h.:,,tr.. :v::
AnJ Mi It U. Th. h ariuall) alu.iy eollere ,,. ,h., U hat
life ouuide the rlawroom her It la aii to fall io ,, , rl) lone 1U- '" h i
a fjienale leel, air finding t Sftsl offenders to (he ltuie aiienJm a
' ...la a a-. i. .1.1 saraVlkki'lllial
K. f. and f.r beiaern. It Is Iheae few students ' ne uu ''-, ,
PHARMACY COLLEGES
Dean at Nebraska Arranges
Tour of West to Sec
Other Schools
m,i It I ir it A l.nnn. d-n f the
ho eMaiJe rnlarcej upon and spread rapnll) .. ..,.,,,. M.m r.i.ircr of ThatmatJ. l"v
. a I i -
vi.K.l.t iho Aik o lhe maVHiy of others ht .... ...k, 1-..1 rrll-. the lalier part of the week for S
.. .... ij-.i. .vi.k ; " ..1.- 1. i i.A.ii lnrlicallon tour
ar. h,.n. rr.h.ed by dthgenl and commendable ui..l not the ..r to be ; rreenled ,n,ong collrie.
tul an! Uiuuht.
of pharmacy In
1 ihu urn- or the anroial ol wraiorn tinirrl es 1.hJ',r'P 1
I.:.,,,. utenia Uondmled aenuall) by ivwior !.
uuleil J iu irn . cnniinn sl.h I.I. oillnn
I: a iur i( thai moat sorornies bae lnlil
1 hen their tclepho
lore thrj re anered
Voliere a nn.loubte,i: on.' f : a. lnpec'or of the American a
drainau). a lai ion o; mi' k- -i ....--,
... .. rx . . t ..M.t.i.t.fl 11m
. ' .. . . ......... ti. l.me.1 ! f.,IL.in .hortl i be tled In
in.- 1. n ol iiu niofi tamoua the rd.-r gum: i'nlerny
aied - hen their t.lepnonea nni lor irn ni.nuir. , ..-. 1..1 i n. r.,llr ol iharmacy of the
Kill l.iunu.i.1... "1. - " J. In
WHKll TATM? pU. pm ...u i r tlmo 10 bejidaho at locatell. Oregon State .r ,
,u.lcn. of tbe lolleg. of An. S.d 5c.ence. w..,.rk stud- b-jd, jjp tj . .Vlirge ,1 t oM.ni.. ,
, found ruilty of frau-. I. Ks.U.b X IU U 7oTt
Friday. Asril I.
. . . v. 1 . . Tk.i. . nr I n v rvart T.
I Air-na - -
Comhuber.
I Kan Epsilos dancs. Kapp rsi
1 .
Alpha CM Omega tea. 1 to 4
o'clevk.
Lambda CM Alpha pledge party.
chapter houa.
! Ac Muer. Student Activities
' buildln.
11 Kappa Alpha house party.
Alpha Gamma Rho. houae dance.
Saturday. April t.
Sigma Tbl lllon. spring party,
at Cornhuaker.
Tbl Ielts Theta. houae dance.
I!ta Tail !eta. bouse dance.
Vi Kappa TM. apilng party Us-
Tbl Kappa Tai. house party.
Acacia houae dance.
.Mi.ha Sigma I'M. founders ban
c( quel. Lincoln.
I oamopoman
Tlll'RSnVY. APRIL I. to.-.).
of tommltiees appeared, ihr p:,a
group takes the form or an u. , -rlaaamen
dlcuion (roup.
lbs nam of the mmniutrr i.t
rharg of the Grace CoprMM-w r
Is lo be Nebraaka In Shancliii
A tlai of the rommltirea aiM th.
chairmen follows:
WH4
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rkui.a ti('
V.nitaA.ki rrhm in.m H.R .
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hrvm.1, ur -lftti..n 4.. v..
Haf.'kt. r....r. h. In. . t
ftp.w ItMlh tllf4, l.i.r..'l ,.
fix Harlan.
Club. Initiation.
EAT
AT THl
TEMPLE CAFETERIA
COOO COOKING
KSASON ABJLt PSllCtS
the
- Hit
baa been
.nl in a thime hlrh had been rretloukty used .. ... . ,k iM.,.r. 11 houM. 1 at Sratlle:
ta prrpa'aioi) nhool. and hlch as rrartirally , ,lull ,.f ',.! i the lra j lege at ILIIman: northern imAtt the.e latter reeommenda-
dialed' .1 the .m. by another person. Tb. s m.:.c rtwh .nd .ne ..a, ! ' , V 'er.it of Nlontaoi. at : i!OM ' Vn n"
Mortar Board and
Council.'
"A majority of the commute
deni In 0'iej.uon has pUced on parole until !
In reueial anj a a hole. 'coa; I nlerlt of
'ioti the ruy- Miouia
Montana at j, tub)eeted to un
fair asd unjustified crltl. Um be-,
iirm 11 BjimH - 1 - - - 1 , t hA 1 lay-
. . . inv 1 1. i" v... - . . . . i.r.
.ept.mbrr !:. by the lollege Honor rommnier piT.m:e.i Ihl. ear hae A n-port in le prepaid ry n of ,h fft ,h(t, , ,B1bm
tt.riUnt. ttt one or ' ' irm i.nin ...
man Touting me iour . . . w tor M,,
tbouMsd found eception. such 'T romernioe in- un Queen, end ( A change should
tbe consent 0
. . . . h. r..ll tt.lt. Cam
inua rcan an urm in 11" vi"th - j-n
. . . . - .v ..-J .....! ,
. .. w .v v k.. v.. vat.:cd - and th lat. ttpettr 1 mg d.Me in th. vanoua scool. TM d oniy wlth
rvi..y ii-ii.na rT .n- . fnloThir To aeo.iatjon jll te nontiec or iN v,,;, M3rjir Poard M Vi.f
rlf 10 noro l.ak.Ue tere.iu bj au;boilit Jh ,1M , ,hl!1 r.,t. ,n thr hrrtulanliea and lowering of Man- j ( fnBrl, 1or (t) yor,.r ptar4 has1
and will b- eltrible for eipulktoo at ths slightest tlnt, u jdard. been traditionally concerned wttb
Pixntvailon of the law In the future : Mudt-nt o. tuand ns ew. the . the situation and (b Since the May ,
It seem, onlte the natural may for tbe arerag. ei.r.Jordm.ry I') i WKH)EM.NN IIFXPS . 37 '" '"ZiZZ
' L ' . -ne O Nell and bin school to M ' ..... ... . v.- era! nnlvertlty Intereet. the Smdenl ,
ktuaem 10 w Pu wur - "illtIf Th j,nt drasout. ptn;oo- IVIir.n IHJUflV
ork hen all e'e has failed. Put does be realise . , ,-.,,,.,1 ihrslr.g l very'
the po'ency of such requests? Ioes be realise the ' dPieMing to the C""'r",( Profe.gor f Education Find
ration be .lacing bis friend In making such We. in our ignorance, 'drcire on.y rOltSSOT 01 LfluCailon f
demaffdt?
W hn a fellem student 1 confront
uation comrnenmrate to tMs particular ona, b has ; frequently; bia plots are s'tll bnl
r,.. it v. ...mi V.I Km'har liant and vigorous "in i',,n
NEW CARS
FOR RENT
Jult aSSma kir lin S)M Ftyi g J
Ctaua Ceue: Cbvrvit
MM A SIkaMaiara. ttiim in
Tuaara geiatti iftin.aiairy c
ajar mile fkrauM n ier CKt
retaia. aN rwaaaa.
AJwtyi Open B 6819 I
Motor Out Company !
1120 p st. :
a waft. Pat ru.". -r-- . .
Sakepear as a repreeentateol
m . v . !t!s tjpe And SJaVe.peare, offers (
ttted lta a , .t Hl scene, and cLanrs ,
. 1 ..... ... II k rml
io Alternatives.
cholar be 1ll b guilty of violating bis rods of
Ladies er too learned for us.
Gcraan Incrcasea in
Popularity. Here
etatled aiudy of the -eachicg
of nnviem languages has been
bv Ir. C. C. Weldemann.
mil be branded as a "prude" or epoultl,"- of a m vomout.
..,1.. I could hardly be ei
U tbe student bo is be.ng solicited for aid J "J1', xraVr li Tgood n Soeondary Schools a
T 'aces honesty and fairness abo ererjthing -se..M n,u't, nd Wood Rarnay and of the Cnlted States."
be mill fed no chagnn in refuntg to assi the Mkry yarhton do very well. The recently publtf-hed by t
. aai - - . T a aa. afaTn ek fh ar-
1 ooncil. irprrirmini nwr- j
terested student body, should help 1
to fonnulste any plans for a ,
change. j
"This committee unanimously
thanka Mortar Board for Its co-!
operation la attempting to work out I
a rational solution of this situation j
la the Interest of the entire nnl
verslty. Mortar Board harlag been I
at work en a plan for a change in !
month. 1
further ifwn-;
ethics; second. If be refuses to give any help, be , . Mm. ,vor ,,t. and wita rrofessor of hlMory and rrinclples M.;Mn for Mnnl ,
. v, ntaa . l eaucauon. ua in-w 01 n .,
Ikcte4 to te 1 . 1- -, merds that the election Sell this
nd Colleges ' . ir " !
the MacM;l- 2T ,
s his reputation rest are pamg. As tbe Mayer Un r?
a. tIi.i factor present 'Midsummer Mghts. r. A. Wheel
as a Tltal factor m. B,i: BWMhi vi h0P. ran of the boo
er wrote the flmt
I Kerer. Marjorle Sturderant, Bruce i
Thomas. Clam leon. W. Joyce
fnend in need." But if be regardi
. V . . . m ak arts a. 1 AV PrTrTlll .Wi lurWM'"" . . . . & . 4. - aT
ana sisnaing - ..... .- ;m. B,i: moonth. let tjs hope fart w tne dock oeai.u jinn .on i A?T ,nd IrrT1, rrles.
in bis life more so tnan rtspet ror nis own nooor, . . attempt t redeem tbem-ie:gn languaa id mr aiKa ww.
-be 11 gladly orfer any aid be ran. ana ie r.gni-.,,, hrore the season enos. . . 117. 7. Y W C A TVRTAT.TJ8
nut mis orm . mu Hoctor Weide-1 rwtwr tnm ,
The latest dumb question asks if thwe r-eople of TtfnT.y - By Walter Up-' trnn found in this study. Spanish wlt n)0rt ei.
n the tennis courts are trying to capture t-utier- pm.Bn. Ui pp. New York: me!" ,.l,rro'0",r T . 'virions
r.ws. Macmillan company. 2hC.
I waiter lppmann directs tbe eel-
. . . . .f v. Vav VrtrV World
This book Is a collection or papr lUlittiL auxuvo
ON MAT QUEEN BLAZE
r aajllnai 1 fiw lM. I.
K X PKBJ M KTl N t;
Attention cf tbe Institutions of higher learning vA v rlnen and has had rub-
in ih rnd States baa been centered nion Iowa luhed in various marixines dnring i
Stats college at Ames. This college is pioneering i the laft ten years. Xt.Ui rrof ! jcnt Council, from this list of
upoa 1 '" usual happy farultj for placing nis j Tb. toim rolling the
litUe interest by its contemporaries. i nnycr on the signUioent af pcci of J tifl number of votes shall serr s
Recently, the Cyclone Inatitution in tbe Tall life and work of public men i MlT Qn Tlie candidate pol
Com state abolis-bed the fric of dean of men. It ;Here he deals with Al Smuh. Cool-' Jln hinhrr number ol
is gleaned from new. .counts Uiat a " -
councillor fvurin rompiwa m uminnjin 'tics Holmes, liaramg, i-l.
lied with faculty superrision made the office of the cl.t-n. and Sinclair ewla. He
u f uniieceKsaTT'. Sundry duties of ths of- poinis out clearly what they have
fice were turned over to ths registrar while tbe to-
rreacn is ooiamg v-- .u committee which dealt
eaaiern coaM. with foreign relations has been
dropped for there was no longer
interest in and need for such a
group of workers.
Two other changes in the names
dergraduate council assumes specific matters of stu
dent legislation.
This is a decided step advancing student self-
this fystem. Such a system as employed by lows
State, if successful, wfl probably be adopted by
otber institutions, rrejudioes to forms of student
government sre being broken down. Moih-eaten
theories of undergraduate incompetency are fading.
With unrestrained interest, tMs pioneer experiment
1s heing scrutiniied. Success" Ames.
"I. These votes shall se conntea
hy tbe members of Mortar Board
.vtA 4 1a. ct rrm rtf ii TnTcS.ra of
ir.n. or are doing, or Intend t e Mortar Board faculty advisory
a( : i,e remarks won them n-1 commineo.
bt -.r sort He cracks the "hip I ..5 j clertion shall hold for
in ;.lce. and pats the ck in,on j,, Al lhr rpiraion of that
oiiit-r ces. He explains Smiths;,,- vnr-tar BoBj-d. rotains the
government, it is an attribute to the sound., of , hi attTrn , "f?1 VtZ?"
UU ... . - ( UUU, 'i Ifil 1141 tu- mi
to deiend Mencken, ana nr ,ujttk
lesitk. Altogether, il is an illumina
ting series of sketches and well
worth anj-on's while.
a
"Mr. Coolidge's genins for inac
tivity is developed 10 a very high
point," says Mr. Lippmann. "It is
far from being an indolent Inacti
vity It is a grim, determined, alert
If lty lr t- installing lights c '.be carnrot 4BBUi,T vhJCh tps Mr. Cool-
THE STUDENTS STOStC-
Rector's Pharmacy
: 15th aeS P Street
f -Oivr Store Is Ver Ctarc
j-- 3
l.ill.lIN,,.!..!.,, ,,,..,
WTicn an Eriaemble
is the Smart Note
in any Co-ExTa wardrobe
What Co-Ed wants to pass
up a chance to be smart?
$29.50 and more
buildings, aspiring sampus leaders ought not have i )(1pe constantly occupied There
any trouble getting in tbe spotlight. I has never been Mr. Oolidpe's
I equal in the art of deltins in-
Before the next class election is held maybe the . r o6k u !)Unj0ronsiy aius
factions ought to get together and compare wstches. jtrated by Kollin Klrby, and the
'two together, forming a learn.
One can never tell during the winter who are 1 have turned out a very interesting
the real honest out-of-door boys, hut wait till a nice
warm day comes around .
treatise.
A pre-med was bewailing his
fate tbe other day. He is studying
logic. "What's the se of the stuff
to a doctor?" He anked. Journal
ists ask the same Question. G. K.
T.nTtli .rrtm.rrfl
10 the Editor. 1 . ,,, Tf .rm How-
Although there are a great many variations in . nightly, I Quar-
the time ti the -meeting of 5 o'clock classes at tbe re.fl more violently after taking
OTHER STUDENTS SAY
University of Nebraska, hy all clocks of the CnlveT
sity tbe minor officers of the junior :lass had all
been olected hy o'clock Tuesday afternoon, the
time set for the opening of tbe meeting.
Members of the class that thought the day. of
filthy iiolitics in the Tniversity was over, made their
arpearanoe at tbe meeting 7-laoe at the oesignated , T(h)lfrlnatlr . t,) huIuan 1t,flay iK a
hour to present their 'Choice for the offices. And : buDdle of netres. AnythiBg KVe s
lo snd behold the task was done: Three lucky men blowout on tb street As enough
logic than hefore.
Andre Maurois said: FicUon is
necessary because to some rtiit
our ordinary life lacks strong emo
tions as iompared w-ith ths savage
existence of the Tiast. I ha me
doots. The savage was dull ana
had heen presented the xcuse for getting their
names in the Comhusker an vtra time, to say
nothing of the honor attached to tbe positions.
In the Tast few years there has heen a .m
7ialgn waged for the abolition of dirty campus joli
tlcs. Thus Tar in the present school year there has
been little oomplalnt of the various politicial fac
tions. And now this smaTl group, supposedly represent
ing one of the leading factions of the Cnlverslty
stoops to the very Questional " iiractioe of 'calling
a meeting to order and finishing ihe business hefore
the hour of the meeting. Although the iresult 'Of
the elections amounts to nothing, it Is a real irefleo
tlon on the integrity of political manoeuvers on the
campus of the University of Nebraska.
A Votor
to lay !us on our hacks. I know.
K oilers Kars that crack wine Dy
way of the exhaust Jurt slay me.
method should jrove unsatisfactory :
in the o;iinion of the Mortar Board.
Committee. Recommendations
The recommendations of the oora
mitiee on this petition as approved
hv ihe council were:
The Stodcnl Oouncll commiuee
on the investigation of tne May
Queen situation unanimously re- .
commenis t& the council the accept- ;
snc of the recommend stions of
Mortar Board with the following '
changes: !
"Add to Taracraph 1:
"Each senior woman heing TirivQ-
eped to vote for three candidates !
"A majority of the committee j
believes that it would he advisable i
to make these further 'Changes is :
the recommendation:
Changes Vote Counting i
"Change Para aph 2 to road :
"These vot shall he counted ky
two members of the Mortar Board ,
faculty advisory committee whs !
shall 'convey tbe results of the eleo- j
tion to Mortar Board.'' or
"These votes shall he counted hy
one member of the Bortar Board
faculty advisory committee and hy
tbe faculty adviser of the Student
Oonncil and the insults shall he
carried to Mortar Boards
"Change Paragraph S to read:
'This method of ejections shall
hold for one year. At the expira
tion of that time, the irt-ntbod ol
lection may he changed by the
facultg comTni1ti"e on student oaav
isattons on recommendation if Mor
tar Board and the Student Council
providing that tbe aforesaid method
should .prove tinsatisfactoiy in the
ANOTHER POINT OF VTEW
COLLEGE WORE THAN CHILD'S GARDEN
A prominent oducator tbe other day marred
one of tbe oollegiate's most cherished Ideals: those
who think that "'college is 'contacts" win e sur
prised to hear from lilm that 'college students tnow
nothing of life, that the -university gives thum noth
ing hut a gilded unsophisdestios and some useless
facts.
But prominent educators who havi; breathed
the high rarity of ths air of, learning ss long that
their social Instincts have suffered partial atrophy
forget that a orosfreectlon of a university would
give a crosssection of the world. People of an mor
als, races, and creeds, rub shoclders there until the
provincial angles are worn off and the student he
comes to some extent, anyway, an Intellectual 00s
mopolrtan. '
Daily Cali1umia
COTNER COLLEGE
Rocky Moontain Summer School
Sylvan Dale : LoveLisid, Colorado
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LUNCH JS OTJX TKJL ROOM M IN FLOOR
WE GITS PJLEMTT7M TXCXETS
TODAY AND FRIDAY
JSew vtlam azid scmsatioaal redactions to make tis a
record breanf sale.
2,000 Pieces
WOMEN'S
RAYON LINGERIE
Beautiful new oolora aptdiavc .nd laoe trimropfl or embroiderea
(ueoea.
BLOOMERS, STEPAS. VESTS,
COMBIXATIOS SUITS,
CHEMISE.
A.U anna to sell mi. only ....
$1100
Corsages and Flowers
IDcwutiful xte orMfc.fri uj6 rs n nWllimi un ilarfe !!
cluntrs ntltr -nvmblnftttniio sitWW
WOMEN'S CLOVES
S''in imvori6 and 'ChaJclue faJirtc !!. Cannllrt -nd turn
hank rufffi. JDmhrar Ifiejre end smarU3' trimmed. 4 fQ
Riwrlal. the a.a.tr i
Opens June 3rd. 1929
CigM weeks of aioorvdltaS college avo. k 'leading la V. A. r at. a.,
Oegraa. AtMnS t)ls eohool lfer luialth. umir tieti ns college oraSH.
SaSdle tioroe aetvloe "or all wtio Oeel It. Aolt, Tiatilng, ewtfnmlfig.,
nS many other artfvltlea vtider aupervlolBn.
College work in a vacation aattltia. n eey aooeea of emt f yea
t nlarool.
for SuIMk anS Vleav Sooe.. 0dea
Cotncr College, Lincoln, Nebraska
500 New
VOMEN'S HAND BAGS
New oolora, new stylos, our Q-eatbers. A
value array unmatched for value and iv.
EieptQe, shark and salf leathers, (touch and
other styles. S the windws, ath
2$c Men's All-Linen Handkerchiefs
Mm's fine aU-Unxi Handkerchiefs. Large tine m 4 M
m-ith neat "4-inch hemstitched hem. jar 9XVV
lSc Ladies' All-Linen Handkerchiefs
Ladies fine "sheer 'Quality all linen Handler- 419 4
iuiIuwl 1-16 inch hemstitched hem for OXoVsl
$149 Triangle Silk Scarfs
I uliful Triangle Sirfs. A livy quality stilt crepe, in t
designs and hand htocksd patterns. 4J I J
Hich color oombmatioac JXsts'
sin
fan
$le5 Values
WOMEN'S
SILX KCSE
JUl U, -v -t ligM rs far BSUBCff'
l latiioaod pare tatrss tfik to the
wrL C-iffoa auid mrrrtc wtM
aU -ataea. A nscr tstrft array t
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$C3
3 Boxes KOT EX and
Suiituy Belt, tvS for . . .
$U3
$1.53 LADIES' NECXVEAR
Oonam- tng nt mile, and mllar e.nd nitT exAa.
hw i- rmt lene in all ine etna-ne
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