THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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rOURT GALLOWAY
WILLIE HALE & BRO.
.'Bits of Vaudeville"
PTTLIE ALOA & GIRLIE
B Set Hawaiian Melodies"
Sand Grade Demont
"Nonsensicalities"
.Mamma's Cow Puncher
Sen Minutes of Laughter
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Charles Chaplin
i his latest Hurricane of laugh
ter THE IDLE CLASS"
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Charles Ray
in his latest picture, a football
story
"TWO MINUTES TO GO"
ARCHIE N. JONES
Singing "Kentucky Home"
LYRIC ORCHESTRA
L'G. MacVey, Director
Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, & 9.
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THE YOUNG REALART STAR
CONSTANCE
BINNEY
In a romantic mystery story
"THE MAGIC CUP"
Added attraction
Moving Pictures of the
N BE R ASK A NOTRE DAME
FOOTBALL GAME
Played at South Bend Oct. 22
Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, & 9.
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NEWS OF THE DAY
Ear of Corn Is Badge,
KANSAS CITY, Mo Oct. 31. -Two
special trains (lumped liundrcc's oi
Nebraska ORionnr.lres in Kansas City
Sunday, and hundreds of other Corn
busker representatives who came on
roRular trains, iiuuuinentcd the dolesa
lion of Nebraskans to near the 4,0(10
mark.
Kansas City is packed full of visit
ii)R American LeKioii men, hut the
ear of coin tied to the coat lapel
iK.-.nus out m every street and ho'ol !
lobby, proclaiming that Nebraska has
her share of men at the bis convention.
Legion Conclave Opens.
CONVENTION HALL, KANSAS
CITY, Mo., Oct. 31. The American
Lesion held tho first session of its
third annual convention heie this
nur.niiiK, heard Vice President Calvin
CoolidRe, speak as President HardiHR s
representative, tell its meiel-eis tVjt
they were the heirs of the patriotic
ideals of Lincoln, Washington an.l
Roosevelt, and adjourned for luncheon.
The convention opened with the
shifting of the Star Sjianple 1 Limine
by Madame Sehuniaiin-lleink. she- was
presented by oJhn O. Emory, nation s!
commader of the Legion. Her cjim
Hashing and holding an Amcic-n
flag aloft upon a standard, the whit.'
haired stinger poured out her void,
to her "boys."
Ties up Zoning.
App arently all hopes of putting thru
the cily thu zoning program lhi3 year
went glimmering Monday morning
when E. II. Schroder filed r.n applica
tion in district court asking ?n injunc
tion restraining the city council from
appioving a contract with the Tecn
nical Advisory corporation of Ncv
York city lor the zoning. A temporary
le.straining order was issued by Dis
trict Judge Morning and the case set
lor hearing on its merits November 4.
Air Congress Opens Thursday.
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 31. The first in
ternational aero congress ever held
in America or my other country wi'h
3 ,0i0 flying men the most daring of
Aineiiea's aces in the big war enterei
in tho seven big feature events will
open a three days' meeting in Omaha
en Thursday, November 3. Willi three
days to spare, all arrangements foi the
meeting have been completed. The
new field, one of the largest ami best
surfaced in the country, is all ready
for the great fleet of flying machines, I
many of which have been in Omaha
for a week to ten days practicing for
the events. Hangars and machine
shops, erected especially for the con
gress, are the best in the west. The
$15. 000 cash prizes are all in the bank
-':id ready for the winners. Arrenge
menls to care for 100,000 visitors from
parts of Ihe country are completed
in detail.
fessor and a few others. Itay, who is
hard working lad peddles milk to put
tnmseir thru school. His rival BptlU
tho dopo that he is a milkman to th3
girl and as a result he loses his drag.
In the midst of tho plot a lot of Hal
oweVn ip ranks are inevldonco. Hay
finally clutches his idol in his amis
after winning tho game for Baker col.
logo, the swro being 7 ito 3.
Tho director must have gone to a
correspondence school for the film
lacks college atmosphere. Tho collega
spirit seems best expressed in ilieir
yells.
Klcket'ty, Itacketty,
Jiff, Jal'f,
Let's give 'em the horse laugh.
Of course wo had a few laughs, for
there really were a few 1o be had.
Wo can't hand it much but the
"Ka-spborry."
Charley Chaplin the istar of the
other comedy in the double-header is
rather primitive in his work "The
Idle Class." The comedy is of tho
ship stick and kick variety. If you
must, luff go -and see this double
header, but it's rather expensive even
spending your linio on it.
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DUAL MEET IN GROSS
GOUNTRY WITH KANSAS
Final Tryouts For Varsity Squad For
Saturday Contest Come Off
Today.
Senate Pro1-'- Report.-
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31. Caancela
tion by the veterans' bureau of all
cont.acH with state, municipal and
private hospitals not established prior
to July 1, 1!U7, and with all others
found to be unsuitably was included
j'liiong administrative reforms in vet
erans' relief activities recommended
by the special, senate committee ' in
vestigating the subject in a report
published today, the second compiled
by the committee in its yet uncom
pleted task.
The final tryouts for the Varsity
cross country team will be held thh I
afternoon at five o'clock. All the men :
who are seeking a berth on the cross j
country team must run. A dual meo; j
with the Kansas Aggies will be held
Saturday ovember 5. This meet will
be followed by the Missouri Valloy 1
cross country run to be held at Lin
coln a week from Saturday on No
vember 12, Homecoming day.
The Varsity, team, which consists
of six runners, will be selected from
those competing in today's tryout.
This tryout is expected to provide
some interesting competition. The men
have been training hard under the
careful tutelage of Coach McM asters
since the opening of school, and are
all in excellent shape, with the excep
tion of Captain Lofty Williams. Cap
tain Williams will not be able to run
for the rest of the season because of
an injury received in the inter-college
meet.
The dual meet with the Kansas Ag
gies will bo the first inter-collegiato
meet of the season. This meet, is ex
pected to be an exciting affair. Accord-
! ing to work received here the Kansas
Aggies have a strong team. Although
Nebraska's team was greatly weak
ened by the loss of Captain Williams,
Coach McMasters has two seasoned
runners from which to select the bal
ance of the team.
The Missouri Valley cross country
run which will be held here a week
from Saturday, will undoubtedly be
one of the biggest athletic events held
in, Lincoln this year. All the Valley
Conference schools are expected to
compete in this meet. Nebraska placed
third in the valley run last year. Coach
McMasters is putting the cross coun
try squad through a strenuous session
daily in an attempt to round out a
team which will carry off the honors
of the valley meet this year.
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Liberty,
Tho Cavanaugh & Everett Revue is
a first (lass dancing act. Beautiful
scenery, dainty girls, clever dancers,
make it a real act. Willie Hale &
Brother, are novelty jugglers and go
over big.
Frank Be Mart does an eccfntric
di'.nce. Curt Calloway, tho Frisco,
hobo, lolls some good stories. .This
is a good bill.
Rialto.
"The Magic Cup," with Canstance
Bunney is thoroughly enjoyable. The
star has ample opportunities for h?r
talents and makes the most of them.
Pictures of the Nebraska-Notre Dam"
football game and a good comedy
make up another full value progiam.
CHARLES RAY NOT
. SO GOOD IN TWO
MINUTES TO GO
EVERYTHING
FOR THE TABLE
Peoples Grocery
: Student Opinion.
There are two great menaces to the
effectiveness of tho disarmament con
ference. One of these is t he influence
of the manufacturers of munitions
and the other is the fear on the part
of the armed nations that to take the
lead in a program of disarmament
might lead to concessions which would
leave them exposed to attack. The
United States is the only one of the
powers represented at the conference
which is in a position to take such a
lead and it is to the real interest of
the party in power to see that our
delegates have a definite program to
propose. But the munitions men will
have an organized lobby at
work trying to prevent this and the
noisy iprotest of the wealthy manu
facturers is apt to have more influ
ence than the less clearly expressed
desire of the people. Therefore it is
necessary that the public support those
truly interested in the success of the
conference by a demand that it shall
end with a definite agreement concern
ing the limitation of armaments.
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Charles Ray, film star, attempts to
thrill the unsophisticated in his new
vehicle, "Two Minutes To Go." Wo
can't say very much for it, as Ray
certainly isn't at his best. The play
deals with a college chap who hap
tens to be Charles himself, his room-
mate, a coed, his rival, a dumb pro-
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