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r-oup Will Cooperate With
Other Grows for
Rnnquct.
"l,i.r ninri meeting him-
U ! from 2 3o to 4
",' i ,j i h b"t' 'l Itw'h
,.r.i i.nl. 7 Tauial.n.
UK hour
"l lW m!iir session. All men
jt sre reo.' ieete.1 to pre-enl
n th president.
. m.l university faculty in
1 fwn I!)' liitrtiii.tt'tial ban- noun. ed
r..U( evening. ."ov. B. III tt
m a iix.jK-Kintn if (lie furigu atu i
1..1 i- m tHir riuipu. ue ua.4-
i Iw lul) u n4 only l.r foreign
t.i.l-nt. Nil slwi A met n ana A
in, imi ,,f fculy iM-mtM-r ot th
llll.Wl. ly :ttrrrUj 10 ltn,u af
fair rv aclix I trinbri i.f th
tluu. Ihf l'..iii.mlitan club of
f.-i fiti h Anencrtn kdiitc-nt an op-.-itiiiiii
v i. j..in. ki-trOiie l
ViatlV new kit. I Intel rating l'ki
rvporartillng eiy kmi uf lrt
tur hav !! received at lh
I'nivera.ty -4 Nrhisaha litrary
I In month, and arc now availa-l
(or alutlrnl us Below la com
plel liat of new look:
x Bbliography.
Krdavll - ISiiunri of English Lit
eralur liopia A UiU.ography of th
Wriliiia-s of hanucl UulUr
- The Mm rl of Well.
William (Vwper
1 hi- Seven Ate
hll4(-( rarr a Jjliat-
Tb t'liHi4liv0 of
ritiitaji
Weill
A Cuik ia H-Ui'ji y '
h rM'iiia oi
AarrVn atmlrnU
fro"1 "r1
the fartiltv.
may h-u
Chrlalenaon,
111 i-lifii .i
Ml Htnilrnl lni.r(el in fore-
if internal iinal a a nee I ara of I he Woiki of Wall Whitman
.t.l.nlty inviif J t ali.-ml the i-jvrn W it kf iham A liibliorahy
M'-i n vt whiilt will ho ennnnuej of Abakan Ulterattire
in The t I' v Netr.i.kan. Anyoo liography.
intereMe.l 1i n.ef,.vrh'P .h.H.IJ , :..r,w.
,.ren. hi. .me I . m.mher of ni,,,MrKfc 5 ,;,r Wa.hmf.
tht rlnti Kie.j ("h i.t-nron a- . . .. . ...i t...-h.
(Oil 11.11
Klttrrotl 1h Noveliai of Ver
mont. lUuaarn l"rcy. PrvUtt and
I'oel.
I'klarha - Marl AnUonett.
MIH' THIS WKKK nr 'n
.11. ir.l.ij tmaB John Ji-ob Ator.
! eian
t auet
f'eiirro
rr.fp
; foiJ
! liticiii.)
i an.at.i
(i.-rm - rji;lih Literature
i an.l lle i'laaaica
' HatarJ MmJihl, Henri He via.
I'hkwa of Ki.fc-liati f'oetry
ilW PLAYERS ARE
1TING T
l:ee,
V eilier
can
j U'rt.l.
of JoV
Well.
j. -k All memoera or iiw mho
AeU Th. f re.kn .tuuenu Ml . ST HAM. IMIOTO
jbt Qrteit Outdoor Talk
lei Pictnr Err Mtd
. (MMatlen nkrtlf"M
7 Ceet tar
A.I t.. II
mV
av COOt vl tl M
Ht MV BRIAN
ON TMl T0t
Monro and Adam
Dr&rt and Idea
Nvti a tt
Wbitehoad and
Alvarfi
irl b. Harriat CrulM Hni
M Qutlatll pra.nm a
lrm aiuaeni r-r."
STUART w
Vrt. tO (v 0 Let MAI
Now folk
Get thU straight!
"T M-aty" liaa eeta
ia yn IV
rf1- -mmn 0rma.
0 I
cecn&i
an Ta.kiro Pieiwr
witk
(wfer Miinii. O. - Hea
Kl-wr Oi"d. ')
Hanan
ewa Cm4y Wewifea
A00EO ATTRACTION
laniaa-Nebmka football
ficturt Th7 Art Great
Lincoln
Dwwi 1 t 7 t
Mrt- M Eva. M Chi I
10
EVERYBODY RAVING
ABOUT
THE
HOLLY
WOOD REVUE
Orpheum
hrw 1 t 7 t
Mt M Kv. 10 CtiH. 10
IIThIs RialtO Week
Uora La Plante
"The LOVE TRAP
wrttt
ROBERT CLLIS
JOCELYN LEE
NORMAL TREVOR
aund Com4y
l0 TIMt CHARLIK"
huM Naw
T. iK-tVI CHILD. '
MOW START 1-J-A-7
COLONIAL
ALL THIS WtIK
LENORE ULP.IC
Troftn Justice'
LOUIS WOLHIIM
CBSRf FRAJtER
ULLRICH MUT
LtCTCO SOUND CCMEOV
M Q. M NEWS
" ite Cv xa-cniia tor
Starting 1-4-74
LEARN TO DANCE
IN LINCOLN'S MOST
BEAirrtruL studio
Ballroom, Gog.
and Tap
Dnrrn
ytta Oua ranted
atrtettv "Tlvala
I L3 A. Thornberry
' "? " oo y
' waiter VOL. INSTRUCTOR
WITH CR"
Fin Arta.
- Home Mlem Riilr'
The Art
The follnvnnj: Juniora sre to r- ;
r"rt ThurvJay to Townaenil'a atu- j taori
flirt a in Ih. inlAr Ia rwrwrf Ia torfl.
Ilmirk'i tu.ll. sl.t ThuriHlBV to I JVlmsn - Tha W'orl.l.
h-e their picture taken for th,and th Artit.
100 O.rnhuaker.. Miht A llamluook of Uneol
The junior are Hated aa follow: , um.
Hnrton Hunt fllntnn I lord Mar- !
jaret HuM. Kmet Iluaton. Carol
liuirnmaon. I'uane iiuirmnwn. jur(B
Lili an Iber. Floyd Inrersoll. Uuth MaiKinJey Onpn and lVe
Inrwer-n. Ouv Innea. Irw Jack. i.l. ,,r.
Cut C or Printing.
FTanklin Sound Voiion lic
I he iTial o( War)' Ihj
Poema an.l th Fprtnf
Keven for a Hecret
Knglir-h A St..l-nt s lctu n
aiy oi t'ayi holi Kit al 1'eima
Religion.
rirlMiiiAiiii ttilil Rtu.liet
i:i. t.ree The IUe of tb alia
, ai.wiary rit in Amvrtt A 17t0
; 115
! liarriaon CathoUx tarn snd th
I A meru an Vlln.l.
i liiiKel HraJinji from Fr.d
rtt h von 1 1 1 1 k e I .
i Webb - Ihe Keal Mormonlam.
Sociology.
Pullard Ameritsn ltplouukt-y
in th Mo-lcrn World.
Chiaholm Vulcan; or Tb Fu
lure of tJilrfmr
Ixi.Ir The French Franc
' Nehraika ia literal in the ap
pr.(riallon of rtliicatioi.il fuii.U
HJ(V0()i0 ia anniiaity ant on
m hixila
' ,Viaak ha rpper
v In li are reioiuaed for thalr
jrnrral hifh chat siter and devo
tion t.t putilic wrlfar
I i"i..r i ne r rrnrn r ranc. i
1 Karhlri - Th Permanent Court drea imII o accompanied by
loi lffi::.i,.idual Juatne. how1nf of muaeum lar.tem l!
! Oiuuuil Frt aent Psy Larr j on archeilor;y.
Normand
Hnw.ud Jai kaon. Cherile Jaeke,
ri..ir Ullii K'atln JeMrv
llah.h Jeffn.-a. Oorve Jelen. Alice
Jon.ien. Clifford Jenen. F.'ther
Jen-en. Frai.k Jernmn. Flute Jev
on. Florence Jewell. Arnold J-
hnne emry John. Aljfi
' Johnaon. Alois Johnson. Anna
Johnnon. F.veretl Johnaon. H. W.
Jtdii.Min. J.hn Johnson. Lawrence '
Johnon. Mabel Johnaon. Mildred
' Jrhn'm Neva Johnaon. Phyllis
, Johnaon. William John.on
Th nemoia are li.lrd a f..llos:
F. I. Fre-!dnd. Marjorie l. Free
' mn. A Friedman. Ftta C Frlsch.
Flvln F. Frt;ik. Norman T. Fuhl-
rodf. Henrv O. illbrook. Harold
' nabiielson." Kathenne Gallagher.
SHmuel UV.Iamore. Roy Galley. .
Ct.rr.ehs -riant. Ootge Gant. Jean
Gatd. Geoice Gsrrion Madgr
' Hauphen. Marraret Ger. John C. '
'Gewacke. Gertrude Giermann. Ines tury.
' Oschwenler. Mr Lydis Geyer. , Venega
Gordon G.lieon. nernlc Glealer. ; tierr.
Veri.e Gilian. Goorjre Gille.pie. ! Vincent
Joseph Ginxbur:. G. Gllman. Alvin
Gon.ng. Pauline uooo. Aiaxme
; Goodbrod. Don )iton. F d i t h
' Gothrie. Lillian Grady. LeRue Gra
I ham. Lois Graniista't. Herbert
I Grav. Dorln Greene and Ot Greeno.
A Taralle!
Archl'ectur
or the
r.rerk
Order of
and Roman
Hittory.
Chllde XlAt Ancient F-!.
Chllde Creatlv Intelligac
and Modern Life
Hum an Rac and Population
ProMem.
Hannibal I'ncl Sam Cabin.
Harding - Furopean Hlatory
Alias.
Ilurd 8a Por.
O'Connor - Memoir of an Old
Parliamentarian
Planted Manor and Pariah
Records of Medmenhsm.
Pleas - Iaiy. Prince of Pie
Randall Maclver Italy Befor
the Roman.
Robinson - Tb Confederal
Trivateers.
Selde - Tb iiamainug Cen-
Juan Mans da Salxa-
Hlatorital Reaearch
Llteratu r.
Th legend of Quioli-
l lationa
Kinj I-oi; in Philanthropy
.Ma.-I'hej on Fnmitive Beliefs
in the Noch Ft of Scotland.
.Mav Marriage laws and D
tiaiona in the l iutcd States.
Milvnarulo Gold snd Central
Bark
i'ltior Sioiy of the tVmocrat
tc pm-
Oneal An;enan Coimuuiuaiu
Members Plan Schedule of
Practices for Play of
Season.
At a regular dinner meeting of
th Wenley Players, hi-ld laat tught
at the W ley V'oundation parson
age. 117 It street, regular !
bearsala were a heduled ' f or the
play. "r!t. Claudia." which I t be
th mator preaentatlon of the
group thia aenieter.
A. number of Nehranks town
hav sent ralla to the layrra. re
queuing them to appear at thooe
places, but no definite itinerary
ha been worked out yvl.
liana for the dinner wer In
rhsrg of Mis Ruth Hurman. on
of the plrdgea of the organirntlon
Th bumne meeting was under
th direction, of th prealdenL Miss
Irene Fe.
Dlnrkntan Addrrsa
l nivtril IMaci- Clt.l.
E E Blackman of th Nebras
ka Historical society, will talk on
fome Recent Piacoverles In Pre
hiatorte Indian Life of Nebraaks"
st th next meeting of th Cnlver
sity Plsca club Thursday His ad-
til
idea
MAJORITY OF K. I .
STI DKMS RKLO.X;
TO SOMK CHIKCII
LAW'P.FVCF.. Ksn.. Nov 7
Ntnty v-er cent of the students st
th "University of Kansas sre
ih'irch r"Tnbi or hsve a church
r. r....ii i frerrrence. icoifiinir to ncuren
Paterson - Preparation aud Vmi -fmp,letl bv r.eK.irr eorK O.
of Ne Type FAamlna'lons .r'ster. only m.d-nts hJ
Plene lns nnd Advisers of , " wom"' r'l-r'l no
i . nt i iri. ' hureh aifiliat.on
Val... of Homo-' Of the 3H31 ropoii,,,,
i some thurxh connei-t.on 111, sre
Scotch Grain
for wear
And Man. bow tn. sfiW Afil
onfor.jH ilo w i sr. TIih'" 3 AVj"?
due not only t. th J
utiinlv leather l-ut t tZ?C r.
the in rT r r wnrkuiM
Kip put into tl.em
Wi' i'i- proiiil of tl. H Muml iii w (il.iiu CCSS9
ti xf..i-.l ol iun'or-ii,. S-oiili lirani Ij)
Shown in i-ilhrr Uiai-k or 'run. A M
snisrilv ktxlctl kIiov i'nr eol'i
(I
inM ."ft f i '
M
S4
sAfSJs?
nrn
r ' ; r" a "! i saw r j w . l itw i-i ' 7 jm
Season
Woo. i raft
Thorp
and How.
Woofter
Cit.es.
Th H.nh Bark roll of
N'egr. lronn.a In
Travel.
ENGINEERS
CUE j.
WILL BE HELD FRIDAY 2
Bacon
tstd.
Becker. Msy
: Our America.
i Bechlng A Book of Christmas
' Verse.
Drlnkwater
ers.
Drlnkwater
Dunsany A
Dunssny If
Mrthodist. 7H0 sre Presbyterians,
and 41 A ar ITiriHtiana. Conrrera-
... !.......,. t-K.. ! t.ns!:ts. Eartjts and Catholics
Mamp Collecting. Why !nmb.r moe,tl1 2, f.fn ,ni1
I I'piscopaliar.s snd l.iith-rani have
i more thsn ltVi.
Moio than 2" doooroir.slin s are
, on the campus.
Cox Mv Nstive Lnd
Plckscin Covered Wagon Days I v'''i ". n.n .,.. .n
1 Iir 1.11 ooniJtnw. j
i nroinj or Age in '
Golden Tsles of
Cotswold Chsrsc-Rebellion.
Dreamer's Tsles.
A plsy In Four
Wacdr-tings in Wild
Kniobs
Mead
oi oa
Sper.i er
Aii rsJis
Useful Arts. I
Price Health St ien e snd tb !
Hcnith Filu a' ton. ;
Fletchr Speech and Hearing.
Holland Industrial Fxplorers. '.
Pavlov Lectures on - Condi !
ditioned Reflexes
Wooley -- Writing for Real
Money.
Committee Expects Record
Crowd;. Classes Will
Be Canvassed.
LLTHKRAN BIHLK
LEA CUE ARRANGES
MONTHLY MEETIX;
CLAMUKII l.
A KTkH r pini"".! I,l'i,ttir
Of .:ovrt.K yavtr rbotTtnli from
1U e-tjtro wi!'.
f"Ort !.:. Il'l I'l' o n oi
f.osT' UpnW io.mI .r. l.o-t; rfa a
. i !.::
I OT tin. whi't icA rn a U:thm
v r f.h ilh tr. ..Ii rr..! Ir .fH-i.tr
in lf,im Rf-AiA f : IfflTlT
if THrHF a iniwwi"! a p pf'"
klttntlinl IM aBifrltv IV"i 1 i'S
vr mi., h tf fcm r-mrr.-.n:.
trnh tii. tAnron A.rrraft f'f1pn. Inr
i4.it O
Device Boil gg
To Suit Any Tatte
i The Lutheran Bible leaeue will
The annual Fnemeer' barbecu i have its monthly socisl si the Psr-
will be held in the Armory at 6 , in nau oi i nnuy iuuieraui u.ua
! o clock Friday. Nov. 8. Arrange-
I menta for big feed and a food
program are under way and a rec
. ord crowd U expected according to
: rn Cowderv who is in charge.
Tickets are being sold at thirty-
at Thirteenth and H rU Friday
evening at 8 p. m. Various
committees sre srranglrig for s
program of vocal snd instrumental
music, fames and refreshments.
The reeular weekly class ses-
centYand'nrlT'tw. hundred .ion. of Lhe league are held at the
. . , . v-. i,i (-.nvuuei tempi on veaueajy ecniuB.
The committee In chsree con
sists of: Ray Prohaaka and Jim
' Blackman. program; Joe Rurtcka
and Harold Aitkens. refreshments;
Francis Yung and Darrell Schnei
der, ticket sales: Ben Cowdery,
pubMcity. The. barbecue I being
; sponsored by the engineering
, executive board.
SIGMA ETA CHI
HOLDS PLEDGING
unitatu- Rov. Henrv Erck. Luth
eran student pastor. Is in charge
of these meetings.
SCHOLARSHIPS
ARE OFFERED TO
ALL STUDENTS
A partial list of scholarships of
fered annually to university of
Nebraska students follows. Pre-
l . . II... . u.lAl.r.ri(n. have an.
S . J . ' ' viuub 1IOU V. m .... - r
tPRVirr rnn in reared in force in The Nebraskan.
5LKIt.C-3 run a.iwh4! .i foUow from time to
time.
I Members of the Sigma Eta Chi,
i Congregational church sorority,
recently pledged ten girls at the
! first wrmenter service. They are:
: Henna Anderson. Mary E. Bin
kett. Margaret Dale, Vera Emrich,
i Dorothv Field, Jean Field. Merna
Past, Emma StUwell. Mary StU
! well and Natalie Stromberger.
! After the formal pledging ser
! vice, plans were diacuiwed for a
banquet to be given in honor of
Miks Seabury, nationally known
Congregational leader. Miss Sea
bury will speak in Lincoln Nov. 12.
STATE COLLEGES
PLAN ATTENDANCE
AT Y
Mttv. Erck Will Speak
At Trinity Lutheran
Rev. Henry Erck. Lutheran stu
dent pastor, will be in the pulpit of
the Trinity Lutheran church at
Thirteenth and H streets Sunday
morning. Rev. Mr. Erck extends
a special invitation to students as
he will have a message of Interest
to thorn.
Betty WahIquit Calla
Intramural Meeting
AMES, Ia. -The days of doub;
as to whether tne egg is soil, me-
diuru or hard boiled are over if i
the housewife w isues to boil eggs 1
wit neiectnciiy. accora.ng to ex
periments cond oled by the house
hold equipment department St
Iowa state college. !
The apparatus tested, which is
sold commercially, consists of a j
small compartment which will I
hold several eggs. If the eggs are I
to be soft boiled a specified
amount of water is placed in the ;
compartment and the electric cur- !
rent turned on. The current pass- i
tag thru the water boils It, the
steam cooks the eggs and when j
the water is boiled sway the eggs
are soft boiled. I
If medium or hard boiled eggs 1
are desired more water is used.
The apparatus works well for soft ;
or medium boiled eggs but is not
so efficient for hard boiling eggs, 1
according to Mrs. Vivian Brash-;
ear, associate professor of house
hold equipment.
CONGDON SPEAKS TO
PHI DELTA KAPPA
Phi Delia Kappa, honorary ed
ucational fraternity, met at the
Grand hotel Wednesday evening.
Prof. A. R. Congdon discussed the
thesis he prepared for bis doctor's
degree. The subject was 1 Train
in in Hurh Kchool Mathematics
Necessary to Carry on With Col
lege Mathematics.
Plans for the student T. M. C.
A snd Y. V. C. A. camp meeting
at Efftea Park. Colo., some time in
June will be made here Saturday
and Sunday, when approximately
twenty representatives of Ne
braska schools and colleges meet
in Ellen Smith hall.
" The dates of the conference,
which is to be a ten-day affair,
will be set at the meeting here.
All arrangements for it will be in
charge of Nebraska chapter this
eThe council meeting is a yearly
evenL It is for the Rocky num
tain student area, c,omPrl,i5l?r
brasks, Kansas, Colorado, Wyom
. ing and Utah. Arrangements for
the preliminary u.crie. -urday
and Sunday will b tn
charge of Miss Erma Appleby and
C. d" Hayes, secretaries of the unl
! versity organizations.
I
I Dr. LaFleur Will
I Speak to Meeting
One of the feature i '
the next annual merttag ol tt i aa
UoUl council of Georgia t.acher.
tn be held at '"m''u ai
Dumber will 1" V.rtai
i-rt LaFleur on -The Indrisl
Gr,eTphy of th Connecticut
".Vfily." feasor ILaTr
wa a member oi m -
Intramural representatives will
1 hold a meeting tontgnt in me worn
MEETINGS en's gymnasium at 7 o'clock. AU
aarirsaavriT jii i vtrs ar s ui sz rs w w
there by Betty Wahlquist. chair-1
man of this group. A meeting of
the executive council of the wom
en's athletic association will meet
today at 5 o'clock in the gymnasium.
Every Noon
Hot
Plate Luncheon 35c
Changed Dally
All-In-One 14th & 0
FACULTY MEN DINE
AT UNIVERSITY CLUB
The Men's Faculty club of th'
University of Nebraska had dinner
at th University club Tuesday
evening. More than 150 men were
present.
Tb meeting was a welcome to
new members of the- faculty. AH
the new men were presented. An
entertaining talk given by Chan
cellor Emeritus Bamuel Avery,
professor of research in chemis- :
try. '
Learn to
Dance
Expert instruction in
ballroom dancing
Phona B 4819 for appofert
nenta Bomer Sisters
Dance Studio
104 Nbr. Stt idg.
Select Your
Xmas Gifts
i'ovo!
Only a small payment
required
Diamonds
Watches
Silverware
Clocks
Pencils
Pens,
Leather Goods
fntry Other
Xicr
Exclusive
Beaute Shoppe
nine operntimi nt oiii!ar
pricrn
Marcelling, shampooing and
finger waving only 50c. Try
one of our new shadow waves
at 75c. Experienced operators
only.
UNIVERSITY
Beaute Shoppe
1215 P 8t.
Room 19, Peterson Bldg
Lesina Beauchamp,
Mgr.
THfr
AI. !
Mimmum
DiYlilCHT STORr
a'. X 'AC Jf'
Sale 600 Pieces Beautiful
C3ot Lingers
Finest Quality Globe Knitted
Rayon
CHEMISE BLOOMERS
COSTUME SLIPS
GOWNS
STEP-INS
PANTIES
A score- of beautiful colors ami c.milmi.iiionv
Lacr and contrast trimminps all hires.
$
NEW SCHEDULES
BURLINGTON
TRANSPORTATION CO.
Effective November 3rd
Mb
To Hasting Kearney
To Grand Island
(Sld OWf)
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EASTB0UNO
Lv. Lincoln. ,
Ar. Omshs .,
. 7:30 s.m
.10:00 a
a.m. 11 :30 s.m. 10 p.m. 300 p.m. 4:30 . :M p. m.
2:00 p.m. 3:au P-m- ' r
m. 11:99 a.m.
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Ar. Shanandosh
Ar. Clarinda ...
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Red Oak
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Clarlnds ...
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Ar. Omaha
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