nun
MUSK COMPANIES
. RECORD NEW HITS
Sentimental Numbers r.nd
Fine Syncopation Arc
Big Features.
If yon hum t heard I'hina Hoy,
by Taul hite maa and hi on'hea
u'v the Intent triumph in the field
.f finer tnwthn, you have a
treat in More. If you rrif superb
xophone tuusio hear thin record
Whaleman turn hie trumpet a
lioae and they make nvite you d
walk a rcile to hear Whiteman
nntinue 'ith Oh Misa Hannah
a txpioal Whiteman arranrrment
,.f on of the neateM of tne new
ig hite.
t'nlcss yvi ve heard Ruth jntir-.a"
Ain't Mis riehaivin" yon have
rot really heard the piece. Our lit
til Ruthie really urea with this
no mintake. If you d hear her i
ire At Tailisht you'd understand
r.y they fail her the Columbia
eelnerL
' Ttroiiith a sentimental number
offered by Ted lwi and hi band
la sentimental from the firt note
on Take note all vou despondent
invert. Lewis score aj:in when
h plays "I-cnelv Tr"uba.!our." and
;:i spile of Ted a inciden'al ir.Kif.)r
iVj record In sweet Soft o
phones firnlah target: hack
jtrouod for sotte nice trumpet
work.
Irvinff Kaufman, noted radio art
ist cornea forth with some mlph'y
nice work la tie recording of Sat
isfied and Lonely Troubadour."
Ye'j may cot care for h'S attempt-
ed Jolaoo chonis tn Satisfied but ,
even at that his effort are quite
commend a hie. ;
Brunawlck.
Tf ynu've erer felt like e-nirm'
In the rain wu'll feel l:ke sheutin'
" hea you hear the Filtrccre hotel ,
orchestra playirir PirjEln" tn the
Rain. Plenty of fcot sax. and a
vora! trio that really kniw what '
thev are about. This piece can't ;
be heat for beat. so lover of syn-1
thetlc syncopation siere this op-,
portun'.ty to put yourself next to .
some of" the finer points of reaJ
orvhestra entertainment 1
If you were asking about a hot !
trumpet whv not hear the Colonial j
nub orchestra play Walking with
Su5ie. Tou'U love it and you have '
ro idea how that man peddles that .
trumpet. j
Steppm' Along and Too Won-1
STUDENT LIBERAL
RELIGIOUS UNION
At the
UNITARIAN CHtRCH
2 and H
r.rerr. t J
r. M. BKkner will
ft. upnr til be
rr-e a'
erred at SO)
MTT.!r.g eerrire at 11:00
T-e Churh fd the State"
By A. L. Ve:hrby
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1st Prize For Individual $100.00
derfu for Word, the theme frra
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W 1111110 lWt&UIV, ...'i ...
mr ttt'n entertaining rac-
! ihmi iV.4t have Jut ten released
bv the Victor people. Theae pieces ,
' are played by the All Mar orches- I
;tr and they are played rigw
no mistake.' Wonderful rtylhro.
a smooth sa .tectum and aynco
paling bra trio makes a com
bination that M hard to beat.
IVn IVil.vk and hia on heatra
vore anotner triumph tn their
pienentation of Where the Sweet
".rjet-Ste-N.l Uememher and
You Made Me Uve You They are
ect. s tt fovtrt-U that mke
vou want more
Y. A. A.
IN Tl( OH KM.
ready! Vim! Mre' The war is
on! The army entrenched in the
basement of 'Andrew a ball is all
set for the preliminary drive that
bccina this week "On to battle.
for we re going over the top'
Tbe exalted reputation
Pershirt Klflcs is due for
of the
a sad
blow. Rifling pi ait ice will t held
the f.rst three weeks from the
hours 9 lo 12 o'clock everv day ex
cept Saturday, and all day Wed
nesday An intramural tournament
is scheduled f"r the third week so
T.irlie Ot Your Uun." and join
the f;bt Frm this tournament
the girls rifle team for I3CP-3A
will be chosen vtnts are awarded
just as 1n other sports Recruits
are needed badly, so all privates
will please turn out and report to
the captain. Mary Ann Davis
"t in the army now !
We need oraik shot, and how
You'll never pe rich bv
much
t n the army nw
If you see a squad of g.rls wear-
ir.r bncht colored arrons. don t ,
ask thm if they are selling candy;
it Is merely a mark of distinction
like Kurponheirr.er clothes
These apron were displayed at the
first hockey ghme of the season
i hockey is used figuratively i.
Each team milled around like a
herd of cattle tmr.g to decide just ;
what the big idea was anyway, but DEAN CiHl'BB ATTr.Nl
there's no'h'.ng like practice to m-1 T . rV TVTinV
prove your game, as Eothy Jones I)h. I A I. r.. I IU.
wr-.::i ray.
Each team has eleven colored: Dean . A. Grubb of the college
aprons and the lergTh of the game of dentistry' s tn Washington. D.
depends on the length or breadth C where he is attending the tneet
cf the girls It is divided into ings of the American Dental aso
halves or quarters accordm Ti v. i elation. He will be gone about two
The practices will be held all lis ! weeks.
THE OLD RELIABLE"
Milwaukee Delicatessen, Inc.
"THE HOME OF
1619 0 St.
Special 2!i Lb. Roxes
"PfCgy Page" (h.ieolates
Everything for the Picnic C ourteous Service
1930
Price $T50 Now
1
1
j
ber
cto
To the boy or girl who sells ihe
most Comhuskers will go a prize of
$ 1 00.00. To the group that sells
the most Comhuskers will be given
id the following week the
nis are to le aele ted. The
fntbrinstKt sa and all'
color tea
tournament brfin
veterana and epert
(olf playeie,
who can wtcld lb hkey atu k
ah.H,ld come It and maki h.w
pee ou the h. key field very
com prtcnt
diH tor will iar rr !
all injunea.
!,
I week, an
Tramp' Tramp? Tramp! the girls i Illuminating Oil l"o . lUrtlesvtiie.
are marching Nope, wrong again. ok.; LV.nald R lVw. IT. chief en
they dldn l foigel their nller g ineer for the Indian Territory
aka'tea It s onlv a little reduclug ( Illuminating Oil l"o.. rUrtlesville.
stunt or peihapa they're out aner:Ok: KAlward V Hansen. geul
intramuial jHunts who know s' ogut for the ltoana IVtroleum
At least uaing the feet la a money corporation. Houston. Tex ; r. K.
saving device and Hat feet don t
count In spite of all corns and
i.i...... ).. than rive
miles and five more for every ad
ditional five milee. Just think of
the big money lng s could make
selling foot speedometers. Hikes
are limited to twenty nulea within
seven consecutive days, that la. If
anyone tould lart that long.
If hikinx d.esn t ''. ' ,he
the kid brothers bicycle. Then,
there will be no excus- for Pat
tires or shortage of gas Intranvi-
ral roin's are ctven for these;
,p.M,,. and the p.Mnt system Itself
can be louna in the sports booklet
obtainable at the intramural
of-
f-e
Join the Tig Tarade" novl
RLACKMAN TKL!
OF FOSSIUZKI)
lit FFAI.O RONKS'uT'
Carl F. lthe, chairman of the t ohii ie.rn S mwh
national bureau of research, at ' " " ' -the
rn.versity of Michigan. Ann ; rvTrrafy
ArN-r. is being consulted on the.
discovery of the arrowhead in tne
fossilized skeleton of a buffalo
sluffirg so dug up tn Custer county mis sum
mer. E. E H'ackman. curator of ,
the historical society, said mis j
seek The announcement of the .
discovery of this flint has brought .
new specimens to the state his- I
tonral s--cietv. Duane Judg
Anselmo roan, has sent a second
arrow head and pie-es of pet nf led
, bone found in a "blowout " ten
; miles west of Demming. on the
same spot a the ancient grave of
the fossilised bison skeleton.
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;w0v )crltlirill
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Viaitora at ine ui'nnw'
i geology me pa .
-A. ri.her. con.ull.n
iron. 7.":,.
- :.". c.,.
, gvoioicai unn, " ....,
feoloKiM for the Indian Territory
' roster, ii. uisinc fri...i
the Sinclair il and I'.aa 14,
' VV ii-hita Kalis. Tex: John elter.
'25. consulting geolcgtst or tne
firm of etter and Howman.
Houston. Tex ; Wesley U Glsh,
22. chief land geologist for the
Sinclair Oil and Oa On. at rort
Worth. Tex.
RIZAI) U.l It FOR
Ce I H IS PLKIHshS
23 m:w MKMRERS
.,m"ri.i ' rluh f
h ,.nlvtn,,tv of N,braska, under
, ... ... ,...fc wthrm rtrow-n
president, met al orioca v eu
nesdav afternoon. Vt. . in r.llen
Smith hall, and pledged twenty-
CLISSIKIKl) ADS.
IS S Tns
tMrape
m ani
tcisr sl
NITS' r4
"s.l vs
a. o. F. r
iost
W"h't fV4
n :
1.o miiKS1S i"i rr I'm
4.rh a mrn. o4 r. arr'v
v- Hsw'ie s?1 romhinw
ViV or iAmrtrt.
ruliep -Pirs'l grT purse. Inquire
Temple t'ufeteris rtfi.-e
M'PrRN furnished wi fr" Iti
rentlemen. sire'e be1s. Two Mvhs
. rtrrui. 15 per m. I.T..3.
13 Vire
Personal Printed Stationery...
Graves Tenona! Printed Statlonen- Is prnvlng extremely pop
ular anions University students. It Is correct for either men
or women, and reflects taste and personality.
6 SHEETS. -VI ENVELOPES Imprinted
with name and address,
pram
Graves Printing Co.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES PRINTING ENGRAVING
Three Doors South of t" nl. Temple
The
Campaign
PRIZES GIVEN5
$50.00. What better pay could
one ask for only one week's work?
Booths will be established on the
campus.
The book sells for only $4.50.
N
five new membera.
New members are IV-ics Wigga.
VeU latd. Maude Lw.:.n.
Alice Ricktaiik. Marie Mack. Klda
Uuhl. rn bulllvan. Kvelyn Roo
Inaon. Mary rlorence Phort. Sylvia
lhait, Uoldle liajer. DonUhy
bhartick. Ik.lorea Zoe King. Pearl
Vet. tHa Sttne. Myrtle Ertch
a.n. Zona Vllox. Marne Spelta.
Lorraine I'allahan. fonstance
Havea. Irene lKwntng. Clara lay.
Hva Williama. Maina Ollphant,
Uetba Garland
Chrinieal (inmp .ira
SmiiLrr for IYchmcil
The
Chemical
Engineering
society rave a smoner tor
. -( fra.Kmen
fm.e."?-.".Bi-iir?rr
Interested In chemical engineering
Friday evening. Oct. 11. at .:00
o'clock at the Alpha Chi Sigma
house. The main object of the
meeting waa to get the freshmen
and sophomores acquainted with
the members. IVan Ferguson
rave a short talk. Mr. C, J.
Frankforter, advisor , of the
society, made a few remarks.
RAO
BreaWml, 7:008:30
Lunch. 11:301:00
Supper, 5:16:30
Temple Cafeteria
Temple Bjilding
R Street at Twelfth
Best of rood Bejt of Price
First State Bank
Checking and Savings
Accounts
The Bank of Personal Service
Sharp Btdj.. Lincoln
$Xoo
or with mono
November 3
1st Prize For Qroup $50.00
Li: ROSSICNOL IS
REQICMZEI) BY
AUTHORS CROUP
Dr. J. K LeRoaalgitol. dean of
the college of busineaa administra
tion, haa recently been elected to
membership tn the Canadian au
thors' association. Dr. LeRoaaig-
noli books tncude a novel of
Kremh Canada. Jean Baptists.
I published tn 191V and three vol
i umea of short stories. Little Stories
;of Quebec, HHW; The Beauport
Rcd. (Tales of Old Quebec. 1P2SI;
nJ MW boo" n D1nr Canoe.
I Stewart. Toronto, Canada. It will
ij appear early In November.
l"en ijeivoesiavooi n also puo-
Ushed a number of books on eco-
nomlc subjects, among them be
ing the following: The Ethical
Harold Jones and His Syncopating
Brown Skins
AVALON DANCE HALL
27th and Randolph
Wednesday, October 16
IeJeF,PsWs
Seniors Order Your
Caps and Gowns
Wear a MOORE Official
CAP and GOWN and be
Correctly Dressed
I C-P- Book Store
1229 R
SKER
L 1
!P-450 Ni
Only a limited number will be
printed, so don't be disappointed.
See George Kennedy at the Corn
husker office at once.
SIMMY. OCTORFR 13. 102)
Philosophy of Samuel ci,t
192; Monopolies, fast and
enl. 10I ; Taxation In Co..u,K
l03; Orthodox Socialism. hi;
State Socialism1 In New ZealnnV
1910; What Ii RorlalismT n,.
Economics 'or Every Man, ixy
and First Economics. 19:,.' ' '
'Alonfl thr Color l.inr
Is Krxl spcr
Harriet llorton will sk at
Vespers meeting to be held st &
o'clock In Ellen Smith hall Tie.
day. Oct. IV "Along the foior
Line" will be the topio of her t.tik.
Virginia White will be the leei
of the discussion.
Vocal music by negro girls -m
furnish part of the program. Tim
meeting was planned by the ititrr
racial staff. 4n charge of Harriet
Horton.
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East of Temple
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