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Tin: nun m :mtsK
Turn E-
mums IS planned
tifii
.1 LCAriilfV Will
Entcriai" iuuw.
At Banquet.
- a students l" I
A- international dinner.
I"""' i bv the fhristian
' '"n"e rnallon.l Goodwill"
I ?, o( the piof m. rep-
r-" students com. to the
in flK,..w will talk.
KSSiJ principal speak-
.... nine".
,f .. for I hi dinner may be
TV1 '"I ..." Annl-hV .1 K.I-
tht.lned from --. .
irs 8ffll J. m " r from
the tampue.
W. A. A.
IN I UAMl ltl.
REGENTS SEEK WD 1
IN PICTURE CHOICE
'Annual Ceremony of Candle
Lighting is aencuweu
rFcr Tuesday.
i.Lil. SaSPfVal
infiuu cennie K 7'" :
Ju university . N . C A. will
LK connection with Mt T
S Tvpcn on Tuesday. Oct 29.
nr Tthi orKnlrtlon. will
on "The Difficult Task.t
ST, drtct from the Vesper
fa.. furnish special music
,Dr
th evening. . .
Tills Service I"r
Jmber. M first used on the Ne
Xcamru n 1921 on the eve
Tthat the then newly organised
Vrr choir made it-.formal ap-
yrnc as a rrv " .,
C. a The lighting of the candles
... .mvr from the two
ires candles at which the presi-
ynt and vice-presidcm. (.ir.i.v
,ipilfin the renewal or acceptance
the pledge of the association.
SORORITIES PLACE
UTO.MATIC BELLS
ON FIRE ESCAPES
An article appearing in the
vshinrton Daily, official campus
W.paper at the University of
Aldington ai seaiue, cumiiii-iutru
.erv thoroiichlv on the practice of
iitachiiig doorbf lis to the fire es-
ap" of sororities nere.
Fire escapes." the artiile reads,
mi the newer sororities are about
ive feet off the ground. A person
mi reach up and pull down an
xtension ladder without any dif
icultv, but when the extension
adder is lowered to the ground an
vitomatic bell rings in the house
moiLer's room and immediately an
ingered matron comes rushing out
io reprimand the uni'ivtunate oed
md hfr escort."
The writer of the article contin
ue by hopefully Hugtrcsting that
ith the former mode of escape
cut off. enterprising and illicit dat-
ers mil probably devise some
nlw method ot exit: "Pcihnps a
ontraption ricced up with scaf-
r'old hooks and a rope ladder, kepi
m store at a convenient fraternity
house will solve the problem un-
il house mothers and architects
dispense with window ledges I"
Rizad Executive Hoard
Mill Meet WediiCMlay
The student executive board of
business administration college
will meet Wednesday afternoon to
oiucers ior me coming year.
At a nwtine held Inst u-ppk
Bernarr Wilson and Lcroy Jack
were nominated for the position of
chairman, and Catherine Brown
and George Hyatt for secretary.
Vho'Pel lty for Nsbianka-
Hall' Ha i;reat Kama if y..u
tut In 11. txik or havii.f turn.
one iuti an elbow through yu
The Idea ta to khi the t!l ilh
the flirt atnuta a net ihr timra
higher than it should t. All for
iuci punillbta khould cmiM In for
(111 Kiit. It s good itu. 1Ue
lall la a little too Uie for an rlv
ikliinl'. ItIV lull Iff lltlA Itr f.ikip
of John K. Sullivan a piotejea tct!b?v '""nted lo aid the b.-rd
brhind it and mu.Ii ll.r.. "r nt arle the picture, for
Art Experts Consent to
Assist in Choosing
Hall Collection.
Itoyal OortiMos of New York
(Mr, art editor if the Herald
Tnbjne and l-li Muhlln. Vh
inK'on. I C. a member of the
aialf of the A meru an macailne
pi
tnance 'f putlinn it over the net.
Eo (0 on A did ft ! b
and come out for Nelna-i u
Third hour virdit la tivei, .,ow,
and II aerves lo take rare of the
oveiflow. that I, all those who
don't trust their ability with
DANCING
SCHOOL
Learn to Dance for $5.00.
No Failures.
Tlw oldert and best school In Un
epln. Class every Tuesday nd
Friday, 8 p. m Privste l(win
uy tlm during the day. Phone
B-7845.
Franzmathes Academy
1018 N St.
RENT CARS
Model "A" Fords, Chevrolet'
sixes and fours and Reo Wol
verines and Hying Clouds.
Special discount on Chevrolet 4
cylinder cars and Reo Wolver
Reservations held until 7
P- a. Time charge begins at 7
B. Plenty of cars at all
business' apprecifte you
Motor Out Company
1120 P Street Always Open
4' e.
I'M
the rrank M. Kali inrmonal col-
'' rl.n
The rolliKiion will be placed oa
,u -ond floor of Moirill hall.
Twelve thousand dolUra have al
ready rn jent on the Mall col
lection, the will if Mr. Hall eltpu-
ImI..I thai IK lm..tiA r..tM Itla
rifle, and don't, care for null lim.i iim .k...i,i k. ni.
dainty eporta aa hockey. purtntll of ,rt otkt r-m.
There a fmt to he a h4 time nirndrd by recof nlied connote
In the old h.Kkey field this ek. rur Ttie univriaiiy received
rne color ieama are an set for ,m.!W6 from the Hafl relate,
ine oat tie ami are going into ar
Hon Monday. The armistice will
be algned ly Thuiaday evening
and the victors announced. The
fur ta going to fly and don't be
bashful about walking a mile to
see thla tournament.
raddle your way to the paddle
tennis tournament In November.
Thla Is going to be a great enhl
bttlon of how to wield the paddle,
so come along and get the dope.
Kach group will be represented by
a doubles team.
Speedball Is a new feature of
the sports program. No one
seems to know just w hat It ta. but
we're all living In hopea of finding
out soon. From all Information
gathered. It appears to be some
thing like soccer. The ball Is laid
on the field and then the fun (?)
begins. The hardest kicker wins
ana much technique could be
learned by watching the football
players plow through. Both these
sports will be discussed at the
Intra-Mural meeting Monday noon
at 12. Rules and regulations are
to be, fixed, so someone at least
will lenow what it'a all about.
SONG RECITAL IS ON
FINE MS PROGRAM
Mrs. Lillian Klinker Will
Present Convocation
Tuesday a. m.
A song recital by Mrs. Lillian
Policy, soprano, accompanied bv.tc cinvirriT
Mars'uoiite Klinker, will be the,im?3 3"ArtLl
E
GROUP PLANS ME
School Journalists Will
Convene at Denver
in December.
The Rocky Xfountain Intercolle
giate lresa association, represent
ed by upwards of 200 delegates
from schools throughout the
Rocky Mountain conference, will
meet In convention on the campus
of the I'nlvemlty of Denver. Dec.
and 7. according to recent an
nouncement of the University
Press club of the Denver school
sponsors of the meeting.
The meeting of the college Jour
nalists has become an annual af
fair In the Rocky Mountain con
ference, last year It having been
held at the University of Utah. In
Salt Lake City.
The purpoee of the annua meet'
Ing Is to afford an opportunity for
the staffs of the Individual stu
dent publications on the various
campuses to exchange Ideas and
principles used In sending their re
spective editions io press.
An Intercollegiate news ex
change was recently organized
through the medium of the asso
ciation whereby outstanding news
events on the various universities
In the conference will be available
to all students In the conference.
feature of the school of fine arts
convocation to be presented In the
Temple theater. Tuesday morning.
Oct. 29. at 11 a. m. The program
will 1)0 as follows:
The Huntsman-Brahms: Jap
panische Regenlied -Marx: The
Snowdrop Si humann; Allerseelen
Strauss; The Storke Clokey:
Uve Has Eyes Bishop! An Old
Song -Buchanan: Tell Me. Oh
Blue Sky tliannin; The Spider
Lehmann: L'enfanl et les Sortileges-
-Ravel: Le Moulin Tierne;
Hcxenlied Mendelssiohn.
PROFESSOR HILL
CETS RACK FROM
LAW CONFERENCE
Prof. N. L. Hill of the depart
ment of political science returned
Sunday from Bnarcliff. New York,
where he was in attendance at the
joint meetings of the Institute of
International Law and the Con
ferpneo nf Tparhers of Interna
tional Law. The sessions, held un
der the auspices of the Carnegie
Endowment for International
Peace, were held jointly for the
first time this year. Rcpres -motives
of foreign governments at
tended the meetinps. as well as
teachers of International law from
institutions in the United States.
ADDRESSES MEETING
Miss Mariorie Shanafelt ad
dressed a general meeting held at
the Belmont Congregational
church Fridav evening. Illustrating
her talk with the film. "Seven
league Boots," which deals with
Nebraska scenes.
( It-nut VulU Mrrthtg
Of Mu I'rhtt Sl!J
John Clems has called a Blue
Print staff mctting at I p. m.
Monday, Oct. 21, in room 204
ef the Mechanie Arts hall. All
staff members are asktd ta be
present.
- - I
DEPARTMENT OF
I.N (i LIS 1 1 ADDS TO
STAITTIIIS FALL
Three now tnntructora have been
added to the alafl ot the depart
ment of Ijigluh thla fall. Mr. Ray
V. Krana routea lo the university
from the t'nlver.ity of Chicago.
He will have rharve of mmi of
the upper division freshman Kng-
liKh courses and conducts a course
In Chaucer. N. K. Kliason from the
University of Iowa, will take in
part some of the rlajuea of It. It.
Wilcox, and C. U lloyd comes here
from the University of Michigan.
ItotB the latter luntructors will
have freshman English classes In
the main.
PLANS HEARING)
COMPLETION TOR
FARMER PARTY
tConttnued From Page 1.1
are bring made for a special "hay
loft" entrance to the ballroom of
Activities building, which will be
the scene of the festivities.
The customsry progrsm dance
will be the princlal entertainment.
supplemented by special numbers
at intermission periods during the
evening. George Cook's ten piece
band win rurninn the melody for
the Age and Home Ecs to skim
and float over the polished maple.
Dwlght Andersen Is In charge of
arrangements for the election of
the queen of the ball, who will be
crowned at the end of the first
dance of the evening. Election of
a Farmer's Formal Queen has al
ways been a part of the festivities
with the exception of last year
when the ceremonies were foregone
because of a discrepancy In vot
ing. The queen will be elected by
vote of all men students holding
tickets to the affair. Voting will
be done previously and the Iden
tity of the queen kept secret until
the crowning ceremony.
Only Ags or Home Ex-s are elig
ible to buy tickets although they
are permitted to choose partners
from outalde the Ag student body
If they so wish. A date bureau will
function again this year to aid
those Ags and Home Ecs who de
sire Its services in making ar
rangements for the events, as no
person will be admitted singly.
The Ag club committee In
charge of the preparations as an
teulive commute roni.nU of
(ikn Itrtllillld. rr-l H.lll.lr.ll and
Hofteid MtiVan. riuixtiiaiiiiittrea
who b. ihaige of ec.aiate ar
ranKcntruta are as follows: lrr
ationa, rted Orau. chairman. Rob
ert Pauielson. tieoi;ia Wilcoa, Kv
erette Kfleilnger. Kureet Le, Ar
thur Msucn. and Marguerite lla-
a..mMit Itclrottllllrllla. Ruth
White. Mall Johnston and Ml on
Clarke. Entertainment, Clarence
Clover and Charlotte Joyce. Datea,
Mabel Hignell and Cyril Winkler.
Publicity and program. IViualJ
rack a. chairman. Merlin MaUke,
ltr..l.l Karvolt. Nrsle IJlWrniBO
and Liedellrn Munsell. Invitations,
rrd Bundren aixl Uenovieve
Hrrhm. Ticket a. Edward Janike
and Esther lioyer.
SPORTS WRITER TELLS
OF NEBRASKA 8PIRIT
(Continued From Page 1.1
quote from The Daily Nebraskan
fur Illustration of the hold that
football liaa on the student body.
He relates another Incident
which mlsht lead any Cornhusker
to grl the Impression that he has
been getting some of his evidence
from the University of Nebraska
campus.
-A girl at a large middle weat
ern state university told me re
cently of the Invasion of her soror
ity meeting by a mala classmate
w ho made an Inspiring apeech and
practically demanded that sorority
alhters. like the frsternlty broth
ers, give money to send the band
on a several thousand mile trip to
assist at an intersect ion al contest."
Ilokut whuh accounted for the
tYinhoaei touchdown
Aftet the Moie.Mhe Tigris tiled
bu; tried in vain lo dnve the
length iif the field in the four re
maining minittra of the game to
brrak the He.
fUhaff returned the alckol!
tumtyHmo yiua and tke Dgs'S
rolled up two fir.l Uone in auc
resalon. ilh VUlte Intercepting
Iwiry'a pass on the Netke II
yard line a I be gun ended the Rig
His liable.
COMEBACK LATE IN
DAY. SAVES GAME
(Continued From Page 1.)
Tiger wall but the men of Gwinn
Henry held aa an Iron wall.
Then Clair Sloan pulled out the
spectacular forward paaaiooieve
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