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"WHAT A
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Featuring Milton Sills, John
Bowers, and Marguerite
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Rialto Syhpmony Players.
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W ith Colleen Moore, Claire
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THE OREGON TRAIL
Romance, Thrills, Adyenture
MR. AND MRS. CARTER
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In "A RINGER FOR DAD"
ROBERTA & WILFREDA
"WATCH THE PUP"
ROBERT E. GEHAN and
MARJORIE GARRETSON
In "SONGS OLD AND NEW
FRANK & ETHEL HALLS
ffer a Box Full of Hearty
Lauchi in Thru the Window"
CH ARLES IRWIN
In a Wee Bit of Scotch
THE THREE ALEX
Novelty Equilibrists
Rabich and Hit Prize Orchestra
Mw.w, Mart at 2:30, 7.00 & 9.00
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NEBRASKA TRACK
ATHLETES LEAVE
FOR KANSAS CITY
Cornhnsker Tracksters to Com
pete, in Valley Champion
ship Indoor Meet
Saturday.
CALIFORNIA MEET NEXT
oach Schulte and Team of
Twenty Men Will Set Out
for Coast After Con
ference Contest.
The following twenty Cornhnsker
tracksters: Dave Xoblt, Keith Lloyd,
Norris Coats, Louis Trexler, "Red"
Layton. Ted Smith, Maurice Gardner,
E. V. Allen, Ted Slemmons, Cohen,
Lear, Kenner, Duke Gleason, Parks,
Hohb Turner. Sed Hartman, "Chick"
Hartley. Ike Lukens, Bob Weir, and
Crites. will leave at 1:30 today cn
the Burlington for Kansas City,
where they will compete in the Mis
souri Valley championship indoor
meet all day Saturday.
The party is In charge of Coach
Henry F. "Indian" Schulte, and man
ager Herb Gisb. is accompanying the
team. Student Manager Steve King
will go with the team to Kansas
City, but will return after the Valley
meet while the team will set out for
the coast over the Southern Pacific
Sunday. The team 'will arrive in
Kansas City at 8:30 tomorrow eve
ning. Advance dope on tlio Valley meet
favors the Kansas University and
Husker track teams. Kansas won the
meet last year with a five-point mar
gin over Nebraska and the Jayhawk
ers have considerably strengthened
their team since that time. The K.
V. team has overwhelmingly strength
U. team has overwhelming strength
most of her ability concentrated in
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THE DAILY
the running events. The odda are
decidedly In favor of Kansas, but the
Iluskers can be relied upon to make
a creditable showing.
A number of -,speed artlstsj will
compete In the 50-yard dash at the
Coliseum Saturday. Dave Noble and
Keith Lloyd, who won the first two
places in this event at the K. C. A. C.
meet, will represent Nebraska in this
event, and are expected to garner
their share of the honors. Erwln,
Kansas Aggie sensational sprinter, is
also expected to make a strong bid
for the honors in the sprint events.
Fisher and Woestemeyer are Kansas'
entries in the dashes.
Coach Karl ScLaademan of Kansas
ia placing a great deal of confidence
in his quartet of special event men:
Norton. Poor. Captain Rogers, and
Graham. Norton. Jayhawker sopho
more phenomenom, won first honqrs
in the individual competition at the
Illinois relays, and is expected to go
strong in the high Jump, broad Jump,
shotput, and pole vault at the Valley
meet. Poor is the high Jumper who
cleared better than six feet at the
Athletic club meet, while Rogers pole
vaults regularly in the neighborhood
of twelve feet. Graham is showing
up well in the hurdles.
For the Iluskers Gardner is looked
to win a high place in the half mile,
which he won last year. Allen broke
the tape first in the mile last year,
and should repeat again this year,
as he is in excellent shape. Coats
and Slemmons will also run strong
in the distance events. The Nebraska
ouarter-mile team will probab
ly be composed of Layton, Ted Smith,
Trexler, and Crites.
Suburban Cafeteria
Is Proving Success
Special dinners, cafeteria break
fasts, and luncheons and dinner with
service are some ot tne attractions
that are drawing more and more stu
dents to t'.ie "Rendevous" suburban j
restaurant, operated under the direc-!
tion of the department of halls and j
commons of the University of Wis-1
consin, in Wingra Park, a suburb ot
Madison, about one mile from the
university.
The Rendevous was started last
year because of the need of an eating
place so that the students might room
in that district and relieve the crowd
ed conditions that were raising rents
in the old student quarter. All food
is cooked in the central kitchens ad
joining Lathrop, Barnard, and Chad
bourne halls where the university
operates another cafeteria and two
dining halls. The cooked food is tak
en in containers to the Rendevous.
Besides the regular meals, a number
of special .meals ajre arranged by
groups of students and townspeople
who wish to entertain.
In addition to these services, the
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NEBRASKAN
Itondevous Is used as a laboratory for
women who are studying institutional
management aud tea room practice,
according to Miss Mabel Little, di
rector of the halls and commons, who
is In direct charge of the Rendevous
Hie students may familiarize them
selves with every detail of the man
agement.
Viola L. Theuring. Knwaukee, and
Margaret Butler, Chlrago, 111., who
were graduated from the home econ
omlcs department of the university In
1022, are now In charge of the Ren
devous. Sigma Delta Psi Hard
Fraternity to Join
Sigma Delta Psl is the hardest
fraternity among all college organiz
ations to Join. There are no tappings,
Stop into our
Tiffin Room
for delightful afternoon
refreshments it's a cozy
place to meet your
friends and chat for a
while.
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no "rushing," no' favoritism, but the
college man who is entitled to wear
that pla and be received into the
fraternity has earned his way.
There ar enow fourteen chapters
Sigma Delta Psi among the Amer
ican colleges. The closest estimate
of membership at present Is that,
since it. was organized, about 225
youths have earned the right to wear
the pin. Yale, with thirty-nine mem
bers,, since 1915, probably leads the
list with the largest chapter.
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A normal man is one who thinks
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DON'T FORGET
Coach Dawson Speaks
at Omaha Club Dinner
The monthly meeting and dinner
of the Omaha club was held last
night at the Grand hotel. Director of
Athletics Fred Dawson gave n very
Interesting talk on school spirit and
each man's Individual possibilities.
Tlaus for the All-University Spring
Mirer that will be given by the Omaha
club on Saturday, April 7, were dis
cussed, and prospects are bright for
one of the best parties of the year.
Frances McChesney gave a very
clever and Interesting reading,
"Angles Wickedness." The next
meeting of the club will be held
April 23.
Innocence is a virtue that has never
been tried.
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