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FALL HUSH LISTS
ARC ANNOUNCED
(O.mllDue-4 fruni I'aje 1.1
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to iaa. I iM.ft.
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r.Mt lima. ara
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tonr Jujuwoti. a naac.
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toM Klo. aiarlina. lot,
fcaarra P h 1 r , tjrtr.ft
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ufta ftan. )r . Nfthftftfeft.
ftftft. ilftlllftt
Fttkl fUl. rf. i.Jiar,ift.
fcaaa-Hb MiMr. aft Mam. la.
frariaa tow. 1.1 rare ft
- IwMfWith. Aliiftn.
toiuifti ftwnttii. ir-annanl.
La tMfta. I iruM, Kftft.
rtU IMia TWta.
A rft tLa), iJtaanlft.
I'ftrlft Haaar. tlaalrv-a.
f.aaaraa Itaatiaft. urn4 lataM.
Hart-, Cair, b rminiiam la.
Jaaaaa Foraiar. r , Tuia. UftL
Mum H. Ilmxft. Jr. tMnaiia.
K HI HnrrftMm, kanaocn. fttfta,
Jamaa KnuKift, Cftatranna, to v
'.arnc kraaa. Ijrftn talaftil.
Miitna) Manafia.. Omaha,
flatiry Alatlvaw, 1-J ft ita,
Alt-art tltwl, Fall Cllr.
)ta4lT aaahlano. Laatnglftil.
riami ptaurt. Jr., Ijncoieu
to ai i aaj ft i 1 1 ft. Omaha
Jama ft ! nrv . "uiaa, OaL
Xrana awholi. fttxlhr.
U teuaa. Doatirtkaa.
' rM Oiftftl DHI.
Hft1ar4 laorvr, OmiKa,
4aara Hruari Norfolk.
( nrioa Coarft, lumolft.
Olivr Prtooif. Kamrjr.
ttnftart Ilarka, Kwinf .
Ollvar Katnn. Woo4 Klvar.
rtavTM4 r.dwftrda. diariiBC. Colo,
totiuam Oordoft. Omaha.
Vx-lnr JlliOrhrand. Kaftard.
Aluaaai Lmbath. 1 raruaa.
naptoan La. Kaarrtay.
Jck Mlnnx-a. rUrom ahr
Maurv FauaraiKi. Nona I'lalla.
Frftncia Rain, Katrburv.
t r4 alfftM, lort ft Itatt.
Kotwrt avitota- Falla Cut.
PaM Taylor, Farfo, H. O.
Wiinam. Tloam. Nonh Plaft.
William Van aVc(rra, Jr., toayea.
Arthur 3. Watnr, Jr., LumoIo.
Larrjr Kuril, Falla CM jr.
rM RapTC Fai.
Flyrrm Clara, unto.
iMiaaa Dobaaa, Uncolm.
John Opaon. Omaha,.
Mania Haink. Nabrmaka. t'ny.
to altar Wmrlori, Wichita, Kftft.
E4aar Huod laaton. St. joaia. Mo.
lrah Ktl)r(. Nrbrajkft CHJf.
Cftmptovll Kropp. Lincoln.
Frank Krau. Whlta Clar.
William MrRarhron. Omaha
Max Klaaaalbacb, IJnroln,
Byron paotar, Inrrheattr.
Tom Pattrraon, Omaha,
Burton Roeara, York.
Gaonr Vlrrrrt, Orao4 IiJaad.
Falrcl Wrlcnt, Omaha.
Jail Waataa, Baturtra.
PM laiat,
Pranrla Rftatart, Kririny.
Padolph Lftnffar, aVhuylar.
Viaeait Maraala, Monro, Lav
Viunrt Bobarta. XJnrotn.
JTrmacla eeaararta; Baximar, Xaa.
PM Wcnaa Kama.
PMraat alcFbcraon. Fairbury.
BUI Armstrong. Lincoln.
Oaylord doa. Lincoln
org Butcoar, Llneoln.
Bod Baraaa. Tankton, ft. D.
Leonard Hartnatt. Llneoln.
Monta Jaro a. Portland, Or.
Howard Mararla, Brokaa Bow.
William fimlth, Aurora. 111.
Swlnry Smith, lincoln.
Frank fttanlctk. Oamond,
Mttla Warnar,
r. Falrflrl.
n
T art Bast. Crat.
Kobart Fitch. PlaMamaoirtB.
Lyman Fowlrr, Lincoln.
Clark Jomnaoa. Brokaa Bow.
Harold Knauaa, Coaad.
hanea Kaily, Ncbraaka City.
Henry Kallrr, lincoln.
Joan Laolaaa. Cozad.
AI Lfndrll. Omaha.
Donald Montgomary, Coaad.
Vlrir.ll liorrla UMM.
Xmtraoa Mlchaalaon, (Vhuyltr.
Martin Pramar, Brnkalman.
Carl Raid, Hamburg. Ift.
Don Ralnay, FJatumoutb.
Crvolrr Fhaw, Laxlngton.
Ward Snow, McCook.
Robart Stump, Ltoootn.
Paul Tn ran her. Bloux Cltf.
Robart Wurg'ar, Omaha.
Chaxlaa Skada, Laxi 114100.
PI aUppa Pkt.
Robert Ztnunermn, Slonx Fall, . D.
Melbera Haehr. Pullarton.
Wary in Boetrum, Kimball.
Dean Brenton, VUltaca, la.
Robart Christian, Crawford.
Charlea Duncan, Kenesaw,
Prank Harper, Wayne.
Robert McReynolda. Lincoln.
Paul NolHtla, Oakley, Kaa.
Charlea Owen, Crawford.
William Robolra, Cortland.
Bernard Schweluar, Grand Island.
Hammond Wooda, Fairfield.
JUgmo Alpha Epeovm.
Blair Adama, Omaha.
Nobel E. Buell. Muldock.
Gerald J. BranltTan, Schuyler.
Maunca K. Brown, Fairbury.
Halbert Burnett. Rt. Joaeph. Mo.
Wendell R. Backeford, UHcav
C. B. Collin. Ifebron.
Rex Clemen. Concord la, Kaa.
Warren H. DeBua. Bella Till. Ka.
Jack Fawell, Haatlnxa.
Robert Grft-jim. Kali City,
Frank Sreenallt. Lincoln.
Arthur Ho a. Lincoln.
WiHiam Ilut.M, Lincoln.
Richard Joy. Lincnln.
FredrtcJt Krauaa, Lincoln.
Warn Lioacott, Lscoln.
Horace V. Muniter. Lincoln.
Pemard Maiteraon, Lincoln.
dward Nelwn, Llneoln.
Pat E. Northrup. Bloujl Cltr, I.
Norrl HramlLb. Wauneta.
John P. Nye, Shenandoah, la.
Edward K. Parry, Norfolk.
Robert Powell, Omaha,
tlton W. Recroft, Norfolk.
MelTln Raaea. Fairhury.
Rodger Rutal-nan. York.
William J. Rlckly. Oaaola.
Georg Shldler, Torranca, Calif.
John Shlckley, Lincoln.
Harold Bchmltt. Lincoln.
Joaeph J. Shramak, David City.
Norrln R- Bmlth. Big Sprlnfa.
Herman Witt. Lincoln.
Mama WorraU. Lincoln.
Mam Alpha Ma.
Henry Chart, Omaha.
Poll Dahrofaky, Slouz City, La.
FOUND Hirh achool honorary scholas
tic pin In ifront of Law bid. Owner
may have iam by eallinr; at the
Lt and Found Dept. Dally Nebraa-
kanndjrnirJ'oraad::
LOKT Delta Blifma Lambda frater
Mty pin. Reward. Call Charlea C.
Try ant. B2326.
MOTOR OUT COM
PANY specializes in Rejit-A-Car
services; new and
nearly new cars at low
rates for all kinds of trips.
We invite old and new cus
tomers to call us. MO
TOR OUT COMPANY,
B-6819, 1120 P Street,
Always open.
vvi js is y
IT'S SPOBTYl
roavenin to Lady Flayer.
ilpple DIcsscni
Miniature Coif
South 1th at Van Dom
J A M aanaia t"il. U
M..i M . U ll.
la uabaa LtaMa.
waaaa hi,
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.a ftiainag.
Iu.a Mali ili'Miai
I MoMtr l-ailnawii .. Cia
F'-nt a..ni. ' ""a.
lll ftMlftai!. I iftawift.
Jofta toaud. limits.
Mfaaa ha.
Rolaad Aftdar. I Jftlft
IImm h . M-lh-aHig
J.an IM4-a. tmal
trr-aafra !. Ift.ift
('rtl K ft. ! Mfta, Ift
lk Friai-ia (-ift.
traoaid ikiiIimi. I. '.
Iaia llialftai. Atma
ili,bf1 lij Manii.iiig. la.
ia.a lk4 lUMii.uf la.
, nam H . ....l an kaa.
S..rmaa Jain. Iirla.
J. Aft kaftfted,. Omaha
t iair ftft. lnc'ft
lla) l." irlia
ft (! Mr, llamltl't la.
J.ht af'ftrilift. I'ialiii4l,
Hau-k Mwwa, Omaha
It a Kihik Fana C l
rlrl ftlukat, laiftlft.
iawiaa hil. Maalinaa
feu il. 1Hiiaa
to libel HliKalm. Iimahft.
Iluaarl touiiftrr. Fia
Cbar.aa touutr.
ftitrma rM r.
lRy aia Haix-roll.
Harry llray. l.irx oik
liorraat Kauri. jrift
Orviil ArMlrra, Mnidm
Ilm4fl HiarMit. Iaharft.
I oa Cane Licii
trn I anion. Joc.li.
Allen Jihraia. Ijo. o n.
Illeei JutH.. 11 far Inland.
IliKXt .ra. Linniln.
trai lirria, t'nlral 1'iit,
Oliver Worria. Central Cil.
O.rver MrKinnat Ijnrrila
Carl Oaiuna. I Mirnivr tojo.
Melaift I'anl. toaal Point.
Frinald rortrr. Alma.
Carroll Pneb, CorurnMia.
Inland Roaa. laaln. I
piMWi to artier. Hoaver Croaamg.
rtiMld Tonley. Cenlral City.
er-a ". I'r-nder
Maunre Weal. Lino-lift,
run toena. Pender
toallar toaila. to'eat lourt.
rUymand Kink, aiertine
nitrma PM ftirr.
naorea r'rw.rr Omafta.
Vernw de. Red Oak. loft ft
Donald Fll Allnon.
Frank Ory. Unrom.
Donald Oroer. hanaaa Cltr
Alton Kaudaen, Homer.
Henry l-ereen. Dannrg.
Henry Ur. Alrhiaon.
Vemer Nuaon. Yuiftta.
Cftml Olaoi. I.lnco n.
Rirhard reteraon. Dannehrog.
Van Keen pteaeantvri. la.
Taa Kappa .plt.
Rlieaell Anderaon, l"urnor.
Willard Aoeraon toailon.
Flmer Bunde. Ijnt-oin
Waiter Breiier. Noon Plane.
Jrk Calkina. Y"li.
Aldea Carlaoo. Hi.ldreg.
haul ariaoti. Huluica.
Bob Chaae. Llnrrln.
Klmer Inirlarh. Uncoln.
Roy Herkman. Linroln.
John HKka. Penrer.
Darwya Jarkaon. toolbarh.
Ialar Kahl. Aleiftndria, Minn.
Harva Koolen. Lincoln.
Paul Lake. Elm Creek.
Fdward Lenhart. Green Rlwr, too.
Kenneth Lewi, North Piatt.
Kenneth Tunney. York.
Vincent Long. Superior.
Bruc Nlcoll. Green River. Wyo.
CREAM-COLOR CORDUROYS ?
YES, THEy'RE
The distinctive color of Campus Cords sets
them apart from ordinary corduroy trousers. CM ART I
That's one reason why men in certain great 0 lYl l I I
universities have approved these smart cor
duroys.
Another reason is that Campus Cords,
made of the finest Crompton corduroy,
narrow-ribbed, are tailored with the same
skill as the best clothes. They have the hip
fit that university men want; they have clean,
trim lines; they hang right.
And Campus Cords keep their distinctive
style to the very last through countless re
juvenations in the wash-tub at home, or at the
laundry. Some men prefer to have them dry-
cleaned. It's all the same
Good stores, with a
of what university men
showing these
corduroy trousers. Ask
them by name, please
. . Campus Cords.
Tailorad" by
E10ESSER-HEYNEMANN
CO.
Now York to Angola forllood
Son Franciaco
SMART CORDUROY
1212 0 St.
to a, a Kurtaaa-d YrMk.
I Kan he Fr'
faii 1 1 ea -Mlffr
huaaail I ' -.. tl..--ef.
Iafrd ftM.ilh jr a
lar toaH-Met. Iltxdtaa
ftarla I hi.
Vera Ayr l-inrMin
taaaar l.t4ift
fr ,a4 4ju. Krair
an.M ttt.e 1 tai
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1 al i,-k. I ift.ia
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I ...a M. ttii 1 Miia
a. .n .1 ft I'hi li-a ftlvnag t'ul
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Ilaiu H'tMH'i I -' I.
t.im ft. a -.ftMMlft
i.a.4 li.4ri. U.mll. la
t ail KiHiir.il. umai-a
I to..lrii.air. tn,..ia,
toilliara ftftiaait. Lift...
Ilaria t
IVitiiftMi Baryiai. jnuia.
Citrta Caitf 1 jimoih
Mi.li.ld Itiaham L.nrolft
llaail Hrt aa. I.rvta.
toarran laa. a-. Kurfo.a
kanHh ftafil. Ited 1 Hard.
Miia Mra. T-aa
I Ml H Mirta. Aurtna.
Uul H'lMr. Ijfttfln.
R.Hn Thuialixi, faanaaa I'll).
hi Pal IM.
Warren Allia l.itMvia.
J am hati. tomir.
I'aaa liaaa. h-' Mora,
l.t.a lluiarlt. Ilem.natore.
l-mi't iMUba. Nnlvafta
toilliara l'o. Oalahorra City, Ok I.
t.aola I taiHlail. Ilaatfir
t im-'ili) Fin'1. I.ai.n. Colo,
II if.'eil t.ainal.uta. Haatiaia.
Ilerraarl Itanadh. Maiiift
l..r4 llir. t ftJiftH-r1. N. D.
Itiiieard llult fenuor f l-tft'ulft.
AfiM'.a J'Mkaiinea, ltiulll.
A M"aaa, Ijnc.in,
Huaaelt Miller, hahrlha. Kaa
a tan siaianer. lia atil.
Alton I'llrtr. Lin.oin
F M a,iuil!fl. Ilumlxildl
I. rrurd MimiI. Prd I ia la.
riiartta ftonner. lallt ClIJ.
It K. an. Oamond
I'ranna TiaMn, iJn tiin
Vernon an lioln. Iirina.
Alfred to altera, rea matt. ft. IX
l.tnia Krer. lMkrft How.
IH iy to ill.. Suerlor.
aa toard. Ijmuin.
Vark 1 mer. Haard
llenry JUhn-lnire. Atklmon.
Jamc aC.rsenlcin, Aahiand.
tela Beta Tea.
Kdftird nrodkey. Omaha.
Joe h line. Columliue.
Maurue l'r.prr. Omaha.
K.lmer ehar. I'olumhua.
liobert ftina'rr. Omaha.
n Hkalouaay. Norlolk.
IMwin Kommer. Omaha.
Harold (peier. Baout Kalla, S D.
rit toaaaernMn. Ch rnn. to o.
Hidney Ziltren, Rotk lalaod. 111.
HUGE CANVASS COVER PRO
TECTS STADIUM SOD.
Rain or shine, snow or sleet, the
NobrftKka football fana will be as
sured of a Ury playing; field dur
ing the present football season, as
the new field protector will Insure
all players of the beat possible
playing conditions.
The new canvas protector of ten
ounce water proofed canvas Is
made up in eight sections, each
one measuring ninety feet square,
and weighing 1,200 pounds when
dry. It is estimated that it will
take about fifteen men to handle
to Campus Cordsl
keen sense
want, are
good-looking
for
' j '
rJr 'CLjy ymmacaa rjunwn.
waw
1201 0 Street .
KILLIAN'
eat h aHtin. and will UWa an hour
1 a plaia the huge 'awning' over
the I'Uylnf firld
The cover wilt hava dual uae.
to proteit the field from the ram
and mow, and to keep It from
(rating, thua putting It In Hp top
hftj Jor all coot eat.
Net Many Uwd.
According to Pirettor of Ath
letic II. I. Uih. Nrbiaftke uni
vr rally la lh firnt m h'Ml in the
Itig ii conference, and the only
one in thia section of tha country
to have the advantage of having
a firlj proletlor. 1'heic are five
achiKiU in the Hig Trn who hava
them, and any number of athuola
futthi-r eahl ara uaing the gigan
tic MmlirellaB.'
The firt thortiugh tnnpection of
I lie t anvaa w ill be made nel
toet-k. pioiably Wednesday, when
the cover will be Placed on the
field by aectlona. and an inspection
toil) be made to see whether tl
meets all rc-fjuirements. The see
Un lie flat, with a foot overlap,
to inch will be weighted dow n to
protect the field and keep the can
vas in place. It will be taken up
and replaced after Thursdays
pi at ice. with that procedure be
ing daily program from then on.
Cost 14.500
The gigantic covering wa pur
chased through the Uncoln Tent
and Awning companw and was
made by lhe r.ogera Tent and
Awning company of Fremont.
The cover, and all of the carryu-B
apparatua were purchased last
summer bv the university at an
expenditure of approximately
H.MH). The covering has been
stored In sections on the band
platform, at the edge of the grid
iron, since It's arrival at the uni
versity. K. U. STARTING 65TH YEAR.
The sixty-fifth year of Instruc
tion at the University of Kansas
opens next week.
First classes of the university
met Sept. 12. 186B. In the one
building that then constituted the
university. There were three
members of the faculty and fifty
five students, all in the prepara
tory department. Knrollment this
year will exceed 4200 and the fac
ulty numbers 250 260.
The university plant now In
cludes a campua of 160 acres at
Lawrence, with twenty-five major
buildings and a complete athletic
equipment for Intramural and in
tercollegiate athletics: and a five
acre tract at Kansas City with five
large buildings for the school of
medicine. The university plant Is
estimated to be worth $5,000,000.
J
TROUSERS
Campos Cords in All Sizes
. n a.amn. Al .'' O"''-
Mafilif, y.y Hara-Car. I.lh 4 O --Th, S..I tor t. - 0'',
Our
O O
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ill 1
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Come in and inspect the
Kampus Korner . . . find
out everything about
classes, proms, football
games, athletics, campus
life and week-ends . . .
and the right clothes for
each of these occasions
. . . now the KAMPUS
K0R.NER is all set with
everything in one spot
to make it easy . . .
everything is fashion
right and value right
(Gold's have seen to
that).
o
"ROLLYOUROWN
Crotched or
HOOD!
if'J BFor78
I fv ' 'M These are the little caps
f I WJJiS5f,V -w-w M PPUlar WltD the J
I If w BiBBiTt young moderns.
I Priced at 2.85 to
J " " ' ' GOLD'S Third Floor.
New
KAMPUS
OPENS TOMORROW
Its a smart little Shop devoted exclusively to the ward
robe of the college girl. Both Freshmen and Upper
Classmen will find it tremendously helpful . . . and
now it opens to fill your head with smart ideas about
the coming semester's clothes.
Jk- -Hfef iz:
RNER
Woolen
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Our stylists have been
working for weeks to
assemble the exactly
right clothes you'll need
for winter ... no guess
work about this . . . real
knowledge given first
hand by girla who have
been to college them
selves. They know what
you need for campus life,
these wise young college
women. They've been
there . . . they've given
their enthusiastic appro
val and offered sound
advice for different en
sembles we have chosen
for you.
00
We invite you to come in,
try our smart little chairs,
revel in the cleverness ' and
TCAMP IS
L'rinvrD MAa T .t-tt. n I
Hawkins, '29, Gamma Phi
. . . Helen Manning, '30,
Theta, and Eleanor Gustin
who are in the KAMPl'S
KORNER to serve yon.
GOLD'S Kampua Korner
Third Floor.
1 1 1 1 1
0
. ft