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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN, FRIDAY, MAY 13. 1938
GARDEN CLUB SHOWS
Lincoln's Prize Flowers
Make Uo Exhibition
May 21, 22.
Sponsored by the Lincoln Gar
den club, the annual flower Bhow
will be held, in the Activities build
ing at the agricultural campus
May 21 and 22. The exhibition
will include iris, peonies, garden
flowers, artistic arrangement of
flowers, and special displays.
Two instructors at the college
of agriculture. Miss Bess Steel, as
sociate professor of home econom
ics, and Miss Evelyn Metzger, as
sistant professor of design, will bo
in charge of the wall niche ar
rangements. The schedule of classes of entry
for the show are in the hands of
the members of the Lincoln Gar
den club, at the city library and
at the office of Dr. Barbour in
Morrill hall.
No Countenance
Reveals Crime,
Says Thornton
By looking at a criminal's photo
graph, is it possible to tell what
type of crime he has committed?
To most people, distinguishing be
tween a murderer, a swindler, or
a second story man by studying
his picture is impossible. G. R.
Thornton, assistant instructor in
the department of psychology, ad
dressing a recent psychologival
convention, declared that the
guesses of college students in at
tempting to identify crimes with
photographs of criminals is only
slightly better than chance expec
tations. Mr. Thornton told the group of
recently conducted investigations
which suggest additional problems
for further research. If it is pos
sible to tell what type of crime a
man has committed by studying
his picture, is it possible to in
crease that ability by training?
Would there be individual differ
ences in this type of ability?
Test 65 Students.
To obtain the preliminary data
Mr. Thornton analyzed results
from a series of tests with 65 stu
dents. Pictures of criminals who
had committed several different
crimes, were shown on the screen.
Opposite each picture were listed
four crimes. Each student was
asked to underline the crime he
believed the individual in the pic
ture had committed. The instruc
tor then determined the number
of correct judgments, all possible
prejudicial factors being elimi
nated so that the correct answers
could be attributed only to the
Influence of the photographs.
Mr. Thornton's interest in this
problem was chiefly in developing
a method of testing the student's
ability to judge crimes after rul
ing out all possible sources of
error.
BAPTIST STUDENT GROUP
PLANS SUM BREAKFAST
Margaret Olson, New Cabinet
Assume Active Control
of Williams Club.
A breakfast will be held Sunday
morning for the old and new cabi
net members of the Roger Wil
liams club at the student house at
1440 Que st. This is the first meet
ing under the direction of the new
cabinet. The formal installation
took place May 8 at a meeting of
the group.
Margaret Olson is president of
the new cabinet. Clifford Sturde
vant is vice president and chair
man of the program committee.
Leola Schaper will serve as secre
tary and Darrell Turner as treas
urer. Wane Ktmsey was selected
as head of the devotional commit
tee; Esther Stuermer, member
ship; Mary Ellen Miller and Ben
Graham, social; Clifford and Clin
ton Sturdevant, Jennie Neill, and
Fred Harms, program; and Mar
garet Dickson as pianist.
UNIVERSITY BUYS VOLUMES
Library Adds New Study
Of Emile Zola.
A few of the new books added
to the university library recently
are the following;
"The Great Tom Fuller," Dean
B. Lymnn.
"Zola," by Henri Barbusse.
"Crime, Incorporated," Mooney.
"Significant Moderns and Their
Pictures," Clarence J. Bulliet.
"Position of Women in Contem
porary France," Frances I. Clark.
"The Malting of a Scientist,"
Raymond L. Ditmars.
"Extra Curricular Credits," Ed
gar M. Draper.
"Catholic Tradition of the Law
of Nations," John Eppstein.
"Some Account of the Life of
Rachael Wriothesley Lady Rus
sell," Lady R. Russell.
"American Writers, a Sorles of
Papers Contributed to Blackwood's
Magazine 1824-1825," John Neal.
"Plough and the Sword," Carl
T. Schmidt.
"Cases on International Law,"
James B. Scott.
"Western Youth Meets Eastern
Culture," Frances G. Sweeney.
"Franklin Pierce," Roy F. Nich
ols. "Romantisme," Louis Reynaud.
"Victor Hugo," Raymond Escho
lier. "Country Justice,' Michael Dal
ton. "Case of Leon Trotsky, Report
of Hearings on the Charges Made
Against Him in the Moscow
Trials," Lev Trotsky.
"Negritos of Malaya," Ivor H.
N. Evans.
"General Grant's Last Stand."
by Horace Green.
Deep Rock Gas 15 lie
Kant-Nock Leaded
Bronze 17ic
Super Kant-Nock with
Ethyl 19'2c
HOLM'S
At 14th A W St.
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The Palm Beach
Evening Formal
Why borrow the other ftllow'i tux when a
new Palm Beach Evening formal can be had
for 20. Single or double-breasted white
jacket with shawl lapels ... pleated black
trousers with satin stripes ... unlined and
unpadded but shape -retaining. Immacu
lately cool though the date and the doings
are hot. Easily washed or cleaned... and an
outstanding value at
Ask your clothier to show you the new Airtoncs and
whiles in Palm Beach suits (17J5); slacks ($1J0)
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IF IT BEARS THIS LABEL
ITS GENUINE PALM BEACH
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Spring and Summer
Friday and Saturday
$
$21.50
and
$24.50
SUITS
$25.00
and
$29.50
SUITS
Every suit is from regular stcc!; and marked down to give you a substan
tial saving in this Birthday Sale. There's fine all wool worsteds, gabar
dines, shetlands, tweeds. . .stripes and checks. . .drapes, singlebreasted,
double breasted and sport models... a wide range of sizes in regu'ars,
portlies, shorts, longs, long stouts and short stouts. There is more real
clothing value for your money in this Birthday Sale than you have see.i
for a long time. R'msmber, we s'.and behind every suit as long a3 you
have it.
SHALL CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS
100 Pairs -$5 and 685 Shoes
$45
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For this Birthday Sale we have selected
100 pairs of regular $5.00 to $6.85 shoes,
and priced them at $3.45. In the lot
are white bucks, nubucks, browfT and
black calf skins, a few perforated sho;s
and gray and brown buckskins. All
sizes in the Jot but not !1 t'z?s of any
one style.
FIRST FLOOR
Sale of Prep Suits
Sizes 34 to 38
For our Birthdav Sale we have taken all short lot of all
wool Prep suits in cassimers, tweeds and wontids and
reaucea tnem
Saturday.
breasted models,
backs, sizes
that formerly sold to $25.08.
suits in cassimers, tweeds and wontids and
hem for Friday and
Single and double A ft C
lodcls, fancy and plain ,9 I rjl 7 J
!S 34 to 38 and suits I L. 1
riy sold to 125.00. U M
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Boys' Lone; Pont Suits
Smart new patterns in cheviots,
tweeds and cassimers, double
breasted models with fancy
and values to 115.00.
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VALUABLE PREMIUM COUPONS
GIVEN WITH EVERY PURCHASE
IN OUR BOYS' DEPARTMENT
Boys' Wash Long
Pants
$1.00
Sanforized Shrunk wash
pants in the new Spring
checks, ages 12 to 20 yean
and a regular $1.65 value.
Boys' Sport Belts
39c
These fine leather bells are
salesman samples and come
in plain white and two-tone
combinations. Sires 24 to 32
and values to f 1.00.
Basque Polo Shirts
39c
These are the shirts every
boy likes to w:ar. New
Spring styles and patterns
in ages 8 to 18 years and
they are 79c values.
Children's Coveralls
48c
The iriral garment for the
smnll child age 3 to 8 years.
We have them in stripes and
plain blue coverts, they are
regular 79c values.
Men's $2
Summer Weight Shirts
$49
Air-conditioned meshes. ...thin
light weight shirtings. . .all colors
...new patterns and plain white.
$1.65 Sim Shirts
$1
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Choice of all our regular $1.65
brand new Sim shirts. Woven fab
rics ... all ha ve Sim-Tex collars . . .
plain colors and whites and new
patterned shirts.
$1.00 Summer Ties
64'
Fine wash fabrics in three-fold
(no lining) construction. . .stripes
.. .checks. ..plaids. ..medium and
white grounds.
$2 and $2.50 Pajamas
$49
New Summer weight crinkle
crepe soisette, and batiste. . .all
air cooled fabrics. . .plain colors
...new patterns and new trim
eifects.
$250 to $350 Bush Coats
$1
79
Fine fitting bush coats In white,
eggshell, gray, brown, blue, rust
and green. All types of fabrics in
all sizes.
$1.00
Sportswear Shirts
79'
Crash and twill fabric. . .all colors
and whits... also crew neck knit
sport shirts in white and all
colors.
50c Athletic
Shorts or Shirts
3 for
$1
00
The shorts are fine broadcloth,
cut big and full with i.o seam
balloon seat. The shirts are
Swiss ribbed lisle.
35c and 55c Anklets
4 pr. for
$1
00
Substandards of the famous brand
in all new patterns in both white
and medium grounds.
Men's Wash Robes
95
Pin ids, checks, stripes and plain
colors... all fine wash, fabric
guaranteed never to shrink or
fade.
Fitted Traveling Cases
1
41 better quality fitted traveling
cases. Cenuine leather cases with
fine fittings.
$ (.50 cases $3.25
6.50 cases 4 25
10.00 eases S.00
Cigarette Lighters
V2 PRICE
Evans and Goldenwheel lighters:
also I'ghter and cigarette case
combination.
1.25
2.00
Bow
BOW
68c
1.00
2.50
4.00
now
pow
1.25
2.00
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97 Spring Coats 72 Prkelli
$10.95 to $69.50 Coats Now $5.48 to $34.75
31 Spring Suits Vi Price -
$10.95 to $49.50 Suits Now $5.48 to $24.75
300 New Spring Dresses V2 Price
$10.95 to $29.50 Dresses Now $5.48 to $14.75
50 New Spring Silk Blouses Vl Price
$2.95 to $5.95 Blouses Now $1.48 to $2.98
72 Pes. Vanity Fair Undies Xk Price
Gowns, Pajamas, Chemise Worth $1.25 to $3.50
Now 63c to $1.75
50 New Spring Sweaters V2 Price
$1.95 and $2.95 Now 98c and $1.48
169 Reg. $t9?2
105 g $5., 5 Nelly Dons $3.89
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Very Special!
Sale of IHafs
Two Groups
$3 and $3.95 Hats Values to $6.50
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Baku?, Tough straws, pertaline straws m,d
felts in black, navy, natural and colors. All
head sizes in the lot.
Oh! What a Shoe Sale
Choice of Our Entire Stock of Ne
Greys. Blue, Copper and Black
$4.95 Connie and $7.50 Jacqueline
Spring and Summer Shoes
$74 ,.$ 94
New Sandals
New Pumps
New Ties
Many
Whites
Sale of Purses
The season's newest ityles In Leather, Kid and
Patent. In black, blue, brown and copper.
$2.95 Purse $1.97
$5.00 & $8.95 Purses . . . .$3.97
$7.50 & $10.00 Purses ...$5.97
Lewis & Korrl Inrludrd
McCallum Hosiery '
Hundreds of polrs of MK'hI-
;um two, three and four thread
pure silk hose are in this sale.
They are slight irregulars of
(1.15 and $1.25 hose.
$M ji
$1.50 Wembdon
Lavender Bath
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