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The Exhaust.
By Marmal Ade.
Personally, we call this in intermit
tont spring.
The latest and most startling sign
of spring is the tonsorial amendment
on the part of one of our most tiromi
nent professors. We are afraid he
will catch sold, however.
A widower of romatlc Inclinations
was about to marry again. So he
went to the monument dispenser to
have something done to the stone cn
his first wiles grave, which read,
"When she died, the light of my life
went out." When he next saw that
stone, the following had been added,
"But now I've struck another match."
Well, March is In like a Lyin' Lamb.
Lives of great men oft remind us
As their pages we o'erturn
That were apt to leave behind us
Letters that we ought to burn.
Start In Wednesday Mat.
EDDIE FOY
THE YOUNGER FOYS
In Thrlr w TraTfty
-THE FOV FIN REVUE"
RODERO & MARCON"
"NIHLA"
Fells ratty. th Great French
Trnlnrr I'rrtcnts
TARZAN
Tlx Srix.nl ion of the feeaaan
A Kal Novelty
Blanche Sherwood & Bro.
Johnny Muldoon, Pearl
Franklin and Lew Rose
A Revelry of Honr, Dane
and Malic
The Famous Comedian
James C. Morton
iuitted by Mamie. Edna and Al
fred Morton In a Comedy Offering-
acMp'i Fable rathe Neva
Topic of the Day
MU. 23 50c Nlcht 23c ta (1-00
We have heard of two "pipe"
courses: one in pluming and the
other In "Tobacco Its Origin and
Use."
Which reminds us of this contro
versy as to the co-eds cigarette. We
have always enjoyed our quiet little
smoke, but we do wish that we could
have, our little nerve-settler whiie we
read in the library.
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ThnrfUv Friday Saturday
LIBERTY tOMEKT OKCI1ISTRA
Jean U Scharfer, Conductor
International News Weekly
Sboalnx Sojrrt and Points of
Interent
"WHITE EAGLE"
A Tale of the Weat wlt'i Ruth
Roland
"WHY MARRY?"
A New Comedy
WILFRED DU BOIS
Mnnrleor hum-roe"
FRED HUGHES
The Wri-h Tenor"
Karl Itroan at 1'lane
T-trti ftroan Frenmt
THE PRINCETON FIVE
U -Mlrtliful Muxleal Moment"
COLVIN & WOOD
la "Oh! I'leae, Iortor"
Mme. Jean Berzac's Circus
Itriiglit for Itoth Y.om and Old
Shows Start at 2:30, 7:0C, 9:00
MAT. tor; NIGHT 40c; GAL. lie
UNCOLNS
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An Ohio man received a watch that
Ihad been, stolen many ears ago.
W leare wondering what wlas the
matter with the watch.
How is this for an intelligent head
line "Congress frantically searching
for a way to raise 1350,000,000.00 that
has no enemies"?
The ticket sale for Adam anr Eva
would have progressed much more
rapidly if the story in the Omaha
paper had not been denied.
We rise to deny the statement that
students don't know college songs for
who in school doesn't know the "Old
Gray Mare?"
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ALL THIS WEEK
RUDOLPH VALENTINO
in
the Rex Ingram Production
THE CONQUERING POWER
and other Entertainlrg Features
I-yrle Concert Orrhrotra
I. C. MeVay. Director
HOW8 START AT 1. S. 15, 1. 7
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Pathe Semi-Weekly News
The World1 Ereata VUaaJUed
Topical and Travel Pictures
! In, iubje.-t. aad Point at
IntTeM
"'TWAS EVER THUS"
A New Comedy
Gertrude Tyler and Frances
Carruthers
a Cypmj ca. and Daaoea
-THE ROSARY"
Rum. .
Hat 2 TAKT AT I. 1. S. 7.
NIGHT SSci CHIL. JSe
D'ja ever go to
A show that you
Had waited a
Long time to see.
And setle down
Luxuriously to
Enjoy yourself?
Then did a baby
Ever start to
Rival the Orchestfa
And keep it up
For fifteen minutes?
About the time this
Stopped did a couple
Of the long distance
Talkers of the
World sit down
Behind you and
Proceed to comment
On everybody and
Everything within
View?
And just as they
an out of subjects
The picture said
"To be continued
Next week",
D'ja?
BAB LINK
' There was a whispered rumor, some
time ago, that Nebraska girls (Now
don't you tell anyone that I said so)
ROLLED THEIR OWN. Now don't
let this out but I distinctly saw.
the other day (Oh! I have nerve to
tell you) I distinctly saw the other
day (yes it's true) I saw a GIRL
with a fellow and (Yes sir) he was
rollinv her a cifarette to take home
and paste in her memory book.
FAEQUHAR'S ANNOUNCE
ANNUAL STYLE SHOW
The annual spring style show cf
Stratford clothes, being held today
and Saturday at Farquhars is an
event which always attracts several
hundred mtn. The Stratford people
make nothing but young mens
clothes, and are acknowledged to be
among the foremost style designers
in the country. Henoe a display of
their clothes always proves interest
ing to college men. Similar style
shows are held each season In college
towns thruout the country in some
places lasting a full week and col
lege men have come to regard them
as an opportunity for learning and
seeing exactly what well dressed
young men will wear during the en
suing months.
Results ,of Arms Conference to
Be Measured with Little Realism
(Continued from Page 1.)
To lay a foundation for stability in
any disturbed part or the earth you
have to do more than make a fresh
start and look forward. You have
first to go hack and make a fresh
start at the beginning. This the
other Powers refused to do, because
it entailed sacrifice. Nor did Am
erica use its influence to bring then:
to do so. Its own policy being en
tirely in terms of words, it was satis
fied with verbal victories. And when
the cheerleaders were calling on the
nation to proclaim words as victory,
naturally the other Powers were con
tent to let well enough alone. So
well in fact did the organized cheer
ing do its work that the Conference
was wellnigh over before we real
ized that It had done nothing.
So the Far East is left unchanged
England and France keep the fruits
of their spoliations. So does Japan
and more. For having given no proof
in deed of repentance and abandon
ment of , its course in the past, i".
may be expected in the future to
continue on that course, namely, the
conquest of China and the pre-empt
ing to itself of the Asiatic continent.
I do not mean to say that Japan is
racially unregenerate., ThaJ which
we mean when we say "Japan" pub
lic Japan, those elements in Japan
that frame the nation's policy and
direct its actions, the only Japan with
which the outer world has contact
that Japan is unregenerate. I am
convinced that those elements will
pass or be neutralized with the great
er enlightment of the Japanese
masses and their democratization.
But in the meantime
In the meantime what shall we do
we Americans? First, take our stand
on reality. Divest ourselves of our
phrases, our slogans, our self-righteousness
in virtue where we have
nothing at stake. We have had a pseu
do policy in the far east for a quarter
of a century or so the Open Door
policy so-called, a thir for incor
poration in diplomatic exchanges ano
kicking about in international daily
practice. Kicking about, because it
was not of great enough concern to
ourselves, its sponsors, to protect.
Well, let us not, then have policies
in which we have not vital concern.
Let us think out for ourselves just
how much the Far East means to us
and why. How much do we want the
Open Door in China, and how much
do we want Asia kept free of Jap
anese hegemony? Having estimated
how great are our interests in China,
let us decide how much we stand
ready to sacrifice for them and then
formulate a policy commensurate with
the extent of our intersts, a policy
that will not involve a greater sacri
fice than we have decided our inter
ests are worth. Then we shall be pre
pared to uphold that policy. We shall
be justified in upholding it.
What I mean, baldly, is this: Is our
interest in the far east worth righting
for? If it is not, then let us not
enunciate policies and make demands
that we cannot realize without fight
ing. But such policies as we have
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Yon win find a first-clasa menu
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viiuxar prices, cvery
"n? about our place Is very
,Jf and inviting, and the
?ng and service weli. Just
Mt those who eat here.
Antral HoUl Cafe
" Is Morality Dependent Upon Religion?"
Subject of Sermon by James W. Macdonald at
ah cr.ui c UNITARIAN CHURCH
x . JWl-i- , -
12th and II
Young People's Meeting
U 6-30 P m., in the church parlors, the young people will
hid I VheS fortnightly supper and discussion; subject: Is
History a Progress!" Students are invited.
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FOOTWEAR
.for all
occasions
YOU will find us ready to supply
you with proper footwear, equal
to the demands of formal and in
formal wear. Shoes for street-for
sports-for afternoon and for evening.
With the aid of our X-ray Foot-o-scope
we fit you correctly and com
fortably. Our shoes possess style and
quality and exhibit to a marked de
gree good taste and distinction. We
have the shoe you want at the price you
want to pay.
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let us stand by, exacting respect for
them in deed as well as word. If
they are legitimate policies and we
have convinced the world that we are
not just talking but mean to stand
by them, we shall not have to fight
for them.
But let us make sure that they are
legitimate. We are going to be in
sore temptation In the next few years
in the Far East Assuming that we
cannot at once establish competition
on our level admitedly that has
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Friday, Mar. 3
Southern Rag-a-Jazz
Band
Admission $1.10
with tax
been a level of decency shall we go
in for competition with lo other
Powers on their level? Or shall we
take the loss entailed by the restric
tions imposed on us by our level? For
of course there is profit in the old
imperialistic technique, and the ad
vantage is to him who employes it.
the disadvantage to him who refrains
from it? Have we the stomach to
take the loss? Shall we continue in
virtue when virtue costs us heavily?
That is our own immediate problem
in the Far East.
In short, before we venture any
further in Far East, let us do a little
thinking; where we are going, and
why, and how?
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Better Buy Now
You fortunately still have the opportunity
of buying
Ul
br Spring wear
At these remarkable low prices. We say
Suits for Spring wear because that is ex
actly what men are buying them for. The
majority of the Suits are year 'round
weight, our regular high grade Suits.
and our usual lines of quality makes
included
These low quotations for these high grade
suits will not stay much longer. Better
buy now. Suits formerly priced at $35 to
$75 at
$19
$39
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