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Pershing Kiflea. yealei.lay an
nounced toe appointment of E1
Hunt. member of Sigma I'hi Ep
pilon, aa histonan fr Ilia nulitaiy
organisation hie
SOCIETY
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IN
THE DAWN
PATROL"
WITH
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FAIRBANKS, Jr. .
NEIL HAMILTON
Vom'II nevsr fe.pet it.
Vou'H want u sm II Iw.ct
if net nisi limes
STUART
VAUOtVILLl
THE PICXARD S
CHINESE
SYNCOPATORS
.rr limit inn' liiiiiilii'il iiiriiiln is oi tin- M-liiml of journal
Imii tie i i ctr, to Altriul 1 lie minimi ji.lirimlii.in t H n ix-t . iou,
fcnrnl li Tin l a Sigma I'lii, m ii-i will Ut giviii on .n (i at tin-
AlllH'X. Novelty ili'citlliliiillk Mini lilt Milk Hill In f.lltllliK i.f ill.'
hninr which will for fulliiw ill b a clcuilv .Ihihh'. ton! piti-
,V ' IT IH 111
lg ChCe Open Sssson
01 rail Partiet
Owning the erason lot (nil par
lira, nicnilM! i.f Slgnm ('In will
be hrp( a kl I hi Hotel Lincoln on
I Friday evening. Leo Hn k' found
will luinihli Dm ip'.hIi Two linn
died llfly couples n "kprttrd to
attend lli affair A Ii.tt:, ..; ihe
evening will he s'uug ) Hanirlt
iule K runnel Jiean and Mm.
W. ( Hiwper and Mm Cora Bent
Iry. house muthrr. will rhapetone
the affair. Wiay IIiii-.mII hikI In
Sutheiland am in ihaige of ai
langemcnl rail Party Ta Be
Given By Aoaoia
Experiences of William Thompson
Range From Pastor to Trouper and
Broadway Actor; Is Teacher Here
MORE THAN 100 JOIN
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r TliiiMiimt.n nil- 1't "' '"l"' ""' I' "'"'
Kri.iu t iMilpil lo -l "I",M. """ ,'ht "oW 1,1 1 "
,wiii,i.' .title ...! from tl.... lo n ''ivr.iv iiiMruror i the
t ..ml viiiinl I..U- .f II.- . . t i. iicia of lllia.ti I . Thoiiip.
it km lln' I'"!' I i-t I r in ini" iiimTnj im.i
HARRIET
Willi
CRUf.1
KIMMIR
Kn.l."
Farm to Farm Survey Will
Check Results of
Special Train.
rola of T roller tiaa Intrixliirad him
lo Play grr hrr. Mia comment
on how ha HkH lo play unlvrrtily
proiltirllona wai "I enjoy binf at
Ilia unlvrralty and 1 find iinivrr
nliy aiidieiKta rrnponaiva and vary
plraaant to play for.'"
(irm N. Fotrr
Uix.igr N. Foatrr, a sta.luat of
I'hrf fain. In faim auiwya will
Im maue I ho It. I tw o wrrku or (K
MrmlK-rn f Amu. ilmnier of 1 tohi'r. to find the ailunl altimtmn
Ill Thi Uaminn will Ik himta m I rrgaidln Ihc hng ll aaniutlun
ft fall party Haturday rvrnlnK at
th Hoirl I'omhuahrr. Mm. '. K
I Bniwn. K. U flan hrrt and V. W.
Nlblrr will rhaparone thr party.
Delta Will llo
Hardtlma Party
prnfrrt of thr aurlriilliual tullrgr
fKUimliin a rvlra. In ra h raaa, a
I'uniplrla tnwQahlp will b covi'itd
ly th aiirvavui'a. Una of th town
nhlwi la liM-alad In dallna county
In III aniilhraalarn rmnrr of tha
county. Another la In wrelein
WUh a nififukion of loiii .italka Hurt county and the othrr on tha
and hnma ahum ilrcoiaiini; (he I Gallon talilr. north of Hldnry In
Now miiiwim;
T7
jf,, ''-u vf0j" i
Review af
ami
Sound News m
riM.niA of thr hoiif. mcmlirm of
IVIIh Tun IVItH will Htntr thrlr
annual rmril tmir patty Salnnlay
rvrning Hale of hay will foe rm
pluyrd ax raU fur Ihe mrmhria
of i'.Mik'a "Chrrrloadrr" orclteslra,
who will piny, and fur the kiipM".
Two hay lurka Itave hern rnKaRrd
lo call fur Ihe Riir.'ln. AnioitR the
fifty rotiplra prr.iont will ! (iev
rial nlumnl.
Sophomore Commission
Clvea Fudfle Feed
A fmlj;i' nuikiiiK parly waa
glvrn lv the ttirmbrm of Sopho
. more rommlssliin on Wednesday
aflermxin In F.llen Smith hull.
' More than forty Elrla attended the
affair, at whlrh the two (troiip of
the organlr.atlon were cotnbined.
lola Jtnvika waa In rhargt? of the
food; Dorothy Hawyer. games:
Kut It Johnson, drcorallons, and
Cindy Vuminbirr. flname. A
Hallowe'en motif In black and or
ange waa used In ilecoratinns. A
short and varied program waa
given late In the afternoon. The
groups arc aponaored by Lyndell
ltrumbach and Berentece Hoff
man. Forty Couplet Attend
Phi Omega PI Party.
Forty cotiplea were entertained
at the 'Hit Omejta Tl house party
Saturday evening-. Rrarlet and
cream prevailed In the decora
tlona. Chapemnea for the affair
were Dr. and Mm. R. C. Abbott
ami Mrs. Anna Hummel.
Phi Delta Plan
Homecoming Dance
On Nov. 15 Phi Delta Theta ia
planning: to (five an informal house
rinnce in celebration of homecom
ing. Stella Fujan. a Zetn Tan Alpha
alumnae, recently left for Chicago
where he will study dietetics at
the Mlchcl-Reece hospital.
Maxine Weiss and Esther Jor
dan, 7.eU Tan Alphas, were enter
tained by their sorority sisters at
Ames when they attended the
football game there.
"In the Canteen"
Doughnuts for The Doughboys
and All Quests
FRIED FRESH FREE
"JOURNEY'S.
END"
UNIVERSITY PLAYERS
Oct. 20 to 25
DOUGHNUTS AND COKFtS
rf if p$3
GARY COOPER
theVman hero of the mightiest
outdoor drama ever! With two lovely
leading women. Kay Johnson, Betty
Compson.
ilPOOltlR
by REX BEACH
Filmed on a spectacular, scale in all
its giant strength and splendor. With
a dynamic fight climax you 11 never
forget!
ADDED
LULU McCONNELL COMEDY
SOUND NEWS
NOW
Lincoln
n
NOW
I'hryenne coiinly.
Hi(jhl niPti will 'oik In rm'h
crew and envtr eai h townhlp In
two days. F.ach man will us a
qurntlohiiaiie with which he will
thi'ik over the method of hog
raising used hy each farmer he
vlslia. Iteprt'senlativca of the agrl
cultural colli jr. coiinly agenla,
and agrli'tiltural ainta of thi Hur
lington railroad will make up the
group of auiveyoia.
Survey la Follow Up.
The survey Is a follow tin project
of Ihe Burlington Profitable I'ork
special opeialed In the state In
October. 1PM. and also of Ihe
feven year old hog lot innltation
project of the extension service.
In the seven years since the
county agrnta of Nebraska first
began advocntlpg' the raising- of
hogs on clean ground away from
the farm buildings, circulars and
personal letters, newspaper stories,
farm visits, touts. 4-H club wotk
and exhibits at fairs have all been
used to spread the idea among all
the farmers of Nebraska. Just
how wrll this system has been
adopted by the general farmers of
the state will be determined by the
three representative surveys.
Will Check Detaila.
The questionnaire card will
make It possible to check the
equipment and methods used by
the farmer in handling: his brood
aows, In farrowing; them, and in
taking- care of his pigs. It will
also prnvldo a check of feeding
methods, whether or not the man
visited the Profitable Pork .special,
whether or not he has obtained the
Idea from county agents, bulletins,
newspapers, or other sources,
whether or not he wants help and
Information, and what his troubles
have been In trying: out the hog
lot sanitation system.
One check has already bren
made on the effectiveness of the
Profitable Pork special. From a
survey of lumber yards It Is defin
itely 'known that 5,113 approved
Invldidual and two sow hog houses
were sold by the lumber yards and
that material for 8,072 houses was
sold - to farmers following the
Profitable Pork special. The same
survey showed that 2,939 houses
of other types were sold either
built or In the material. The lum
ber yards sold 1,284 self seeders
already built and the material for
1,256 other feeders.
hool. and for many years pro
fessor of law here, but who la now
practicing law In Lo Angeles.
I'alif., wa a rampu visitors yes
tetday. Today he la arguing a
case in the supreme court of Nebraska.
DRAKE STUDENTS
TO COMPETE IN
RADIO AUDITION
AMES, la. Dorothy Hlntchliff,
Mlnburn, and Douglas Grant, Dcs
Moines, both students at Drake,
won first places In the district con
test of tha Atwater Kent radio
nudltlotr held over WOI, Iowa
State college broadcasting station
here, Monday afternoon and eve
ning. Twenty-two persons from ten
central Iowa counties took part in
the contest. The winners will
compete in the state contest In
Des Moines over WHO Nov. 1 pre
paratory to the regional ami na
tional contests later.
Learn to Dance
Special Rates in Ballroom Dancing
Pnon U IBIS Tor pp.nim;..i
Borner Sisters
DANCE STUDIO
10s Nsb t. Bk. 15th ana u
niiii. w Im t'
furniil iiiiiluiMioii. ".luiiini v h
Mr. Thompson conies t the
canpua from tha flimrnl Wa!h
plavera In Omaha Ha l teach
ing English and laklng hi M. A.
drgree in that depattment Ihl
year. Ha lua no intention of giv
ing up the stage aa career, how
ver. hut I laklng thia year lo
improve In background for the
"tge
'I've alwaye wauled l t.
ald Mr. Thompson, whose father
i a minister In a email Minnesota
lown. "and although my pntfnt ; tr,e i'nVmity of Nrhtaska law
educated me tor wie i.hi.i
Intteily opposed the etage. I'm on
the stHge. However, their preju
due hna lensrne.l consldeiably."
he added
Served In War.
After graduation from Mainline
university at Kt. Paul In HU7. Mr.
Thotnpaon enlisted in Ihe war.
While In Fiance, he wa honored
with the medal d honneur for hi
wink during the Influrnaa epi
demic. A oon aa he returned to
the I'nlted Stales, hi advenlur.
on daya as ft trouper began.' He
played with one show and then an
other, Ihe length of lime depend
ing upon Ihe length of life of tue
show.
'In Hume days, an actor imild
ftlwava find a Job," he mused, "be
cause there were so many shows.
Now It's a life and death slru;j(lo
Ixvnuse there are so few com
panies. I leal lied to do R lot of
thlng.i while trouper," he said
reminiscent.)', 'i had I" drive
slakes, pitch the tent, put up the
seals, hftllvhon out in front of Ihe
show, and hold down the lent
when tornadoes threatened lo blow
us all heavenward."
Played In "Frecklea."
The link between ten show and
Broadway wa it trunk. After
Bill" had saved enough money to
purchase this necessary piece of
theatrical equipment, he went to
New York and got his first part
In a legitimate slage show. The
plav was Cer.e Slratton Porler
"Frecklea."
"The tent show day were a
hard, cruel, but effective drama
tic school where I really learned
something about acting." said the
one time trouper. Mr. Thompson
prefers character and comedy
part. Some or the roles whlrh
Mr. Thompson has played arc: Ihe
religious ranatic In "Hell Bent for
Heaven." the doctor In "Knsy
Come, Easy Go." a rube In 'Wel
come, Stranger" and score of
others In his years of varied ex
periences. Mr. Thompson's success In
"Journey's End" in the character
Bibionraohics of Material
Compiled on Question
For This Year.
ADVISORY aOARD ILtCTCO.
AM KM. la ltuel Nye, Cam
bridge. HI , ha been elected presl
unit of the advisory board of tha
Iowa bim Bomb, the college year
book Thuistoo Adams, Anita,
ha been made secretary. Other
siu'l. nt mrmlrt'ra of the board are:
II. D. Paul, Waterloo; Anthony J.
Koelkrr. Dyeravltle; Jamea Car.
land. Orlwtin; and Charlea Chap
pe I, Davenport.
Piof II A. White of the Eng
lish d'partment. wh' ia in chart;
of Ihe elate lutih Ixm.1 di ltMtir.K
leaiMie, M iiotti'd Wt'.ln. S'lay thai
moie thun KMl high sihool have!
aliened up aa membeia of th," i
li'nur fur the lu'il si- son.
Hil.liogrsphle of all Informa
tion .vim h m related ! the que-1
tlon lor the coming season have .
Iem compiled rv the nnivers'ty j
YieiU I A VAtllvur nd have form mailed to all i
thu far I
Tin I the twetitv-fi uith yea l .
In whiih the hlfch ei hoole of Ne-1
brnsk.i. under the direction of the,
t'r.ivemity of Nebraska, have
joined in debating auigle quea-1
tlon w hu h irruiinate In the spring 1
with a state toumiinient hetwetn
the most outstanding Irani.
Tha Carnegie Foundation for the
Advancement of Teachings has
given more tbao IIS.SIT.OUO In S37
retiring allowances from 11)06 to
1030.
A New Austin Coupe
la now added to our line t
Quality rienl-a-Cftra. You can
rent it on tha earn basis aa
Fords No special guarantee.
MOTOR OUT
COMPANY
1120 P Street
Phone 16119
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TODAY'S SPECIAL
Roast Pork Toststt
Fruit Jello
Any c Drink
3pc
Rector's Pharmacy
13 and Sts.
1
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i . .rv" e-ai' a.-"" .m opt
. nv .eHJT kisaei
i8tronomer say
there are spots
on Old Sol
Perhaps llinr m:' I'1'1
really don't know.
The only spots that interest
lis are the spols on your
clothing. V e e sttulifil
them. They disappear com
pletely in our careful clean
ing process.
For safe cleaning for all
your clothes, telephone
Modern Cleaners
Soukup 4 Wentover. Mars.
Call F 2177 For Service
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CAMPUS CORDS
$5.50 the Pair
SmSlftwtp&SmS'
FORMERLY ARMSTRONGS
KILLIAN'S
1212 O STREET
CAMPUS CORDS IN ALL SIZES
1201 O Street
CA.Ml'US 81101' H27 K Street
DOWNTOWN STORi: 1201 O Street
(Dabcnicut Shoo Dciit.)
