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Agnes Ayres and
Theodore Roberts
in
'RACING HEARTS'
A Rollicking, Racing
Romance"
Rialto Syhpmony Player.
SHOWS START AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
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ALL WEEK
"THE
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The Greatest Thriller of
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SHOWS STATS AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9.
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Laurette Taylor
in
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SHOWS START AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9.
BASEBALL TEAM OFF
FOR SLL0UIS TODAY
Coach Dye Taking Fourteen
Men to Combat Washington
Pikers Friday and
Saturday.
Fourteen Oornhuslicr 'diamond ar
tists, accompanied by Coach Scotl
Dye, entrain ae 1:50 this afternoon
for St. Louis, where they will t-u-gago
Washington University in n
pair of games Friday and Saturday.
Following the practice Wednesday
afternoon Conch Dyo reported that
his men were in the best of condition
and that the batting stride which
they hit at Missouri last week was
continuing. Extensive batting prac
tice this week has corrected manj
defects, and Washington outfielders
are to have a hard time in the con
tests. Custer. Omaha Medic rluht.
bander, reported to the baseball
squad yesterday afternoon and dis
played his wares, and Coach Dye re
gards him as a strong acquisition to
the" hurling squad. Captain Carman
is back in condition and he will
probably be used in one of the con
tests at Washington.
Little dope exists regarding the
contests or the ability of tho Wash
ington team, but the Huskers on the
strengh of their showing last week
are erpected to cop handily. The
St. Louis team has an average of
500 per cent in the conference, but
It has played only two games, win
ning one and losing one.
The men who will make the trip
are: Captain Carman, Smaha, olz,
Gibbs, Russell, Lewellen, Hubka,
l'etty, Dolezal, Peterson, Tipton
Collins and Janda.
The Spprt Circle
Dr. Clapp has asked that all men
interested in a handicap wrestling
meet leavp their names nt his of
rice. If sufficient Interest is shown
a series of matches with tho Vnrshy
squad will ho arranged. So that the
members of the team will not have
too great an advantage they will he
placed undor .handicaps.
Another name has been added to
the list of sports writers produced
by tho University of Nebraska.
Charles Massey, a sophomore, is now
assistant sports editor of the State
oJurnal. John Bently, sports editor,
was a former student at the Univer
sity, as was his predecessor, Leonard
Cowley. Gregg McBride is assistant
sports editor of Tho Star.
Football candidates Wednesday
evening wont through their first
spring scrimmage of the sVason. Two
teams were formed and each given a
chance to take the ball down the
field.
Liberty News Weekly
THE OREGON TRAIL
TO BE ANNOUNCED
"WHERE AM I?"
A New Comedy
HACKETT & BEACH
In "LINE'S BUSY"
(A satire on 'phone service)
DON EG AN & STEGER
In "PLAYMATES"
DON ALFONZO ZELAYA
"Music Philosophy"
PATSY SHELLEY
AND BAND
A Musical Treat
Babich and the Orchestra
Shows start at 2:30, 7.00 & 9.00
MaU 23c Nite 40c Gal 15c
The number cf men turning out
for spring football has increased
greatly during the past few days.
Wednesday there were twenty-five
prospective gridsters nt practice an
increase of ten over the daily run
last week. ,
A widow who has money to bum
soon finds old flames to help burn it.
Coach Owen Grank, who sustained
a fractured jaw when he collided
with a memoer of the football squad
during practice Tuesday evening,
was much improved Wednesday.
Dates on , which the Iowa State
iinaehnll team will play the Corn-
huskers in Lincoln has been changed
to May 11 and 12. Nebraska wn
meet the Ames aggregation on its
home ground later.
ORGANIZATIONS LAY
PLANS FOR BANIJUETS
Fraternities and Sororities Will
Entertain Alumni During
Roundup Week.-
Correct this sentence: "I tell you,"
cried the profiteer, "we must count
it a great privilege to pay for a war
so nobly fought and won."
It seems strange that some genius
doesn't give us a touching ballad en
titled: "I didn't raise my boy to be
a taxpayer."
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Eighteen fraternities and fifteen
sororities are already laying plans
for banquets to be held on banquet
night of Cornhusker Roundup Week,
according to t'no latest issue of the
Alumni ojurnnl recently sent to Ne
braska graduates. Banquet night
has been set on June 1. A few Greek
letter organizations have not yet
completed their arrangements. Most
of the banquets will be held nt the.
organization houses.
The list of fraternities and sorori
ties with .their announced intentions
follows:
Acacia. Yes.
Alpha Gamma Rho. Yes.
Alpha Sigma Pi Yes.
Alpha Tan Omgea. Uncertain.
Alpha Theta Chi. Yes
Beta Thet Pi Yes.
Bushnell Guild. Yes.
Delta Chi. Yes
Delta Sigma Delta No.
Delta Tail Delta. Yes.
Delta Upsilon. Yes.
Farm House. Yes.
Kappa Sigma. No.
Lambda Chi Alpha. Uncertain.
Phi Delta Chi. Uncertain.
Phi Delta Theta. Yes.
Phi Gamma Delta. No.
Phi Kappa Psi. Yes.
Phi Kappa Phi. Yes.
Sigma Alpha Kpsilon. No. -Sigma
Chi. Doubtful.
Sigma Phi Kpsilon. Yes.
Silver Lynx. Yes.
Omega Beta Pi. No.
Phi Alpha Delta. Yes.
Xi Psi Phi. No.
Phi Tail Epsilon. Yes.
BALLPLAYERS AND
FOOD A BIG TOPIC
Ping Bodie used to be one of the
'eatinest" ball players in the hig
leagues when he was playing the out
field and clowning with the New
York Yankees. His talent at the table
once led a humorist among the base
ball writers to propose a spaghetti
eating contest, in which he would
back Ping against all comers.
Ping heard about it after he had
left the big leagues and was playing
out on the Pacific coast and his
warm Latin blood boiled with indig
nation.
"I eat less than anyone on our
tfall club. Ask Essick (the man-
acerl. He allows me three bucks a
day for grub and I only spend one."
If the price of spaghetti is not.
higher in California that it is around
Little Italy in New York. Ping could
get enough yards of the dish Tor a
buck to founder a couple of less rav
enous appetites.
Many ball players have. been known
to eat themselves out of fast com
nanv v taking on too much food and
milt nfi rendition. ' On the
galling
other hand, the desire to make some
thing out of the cWs meal allow
ance on the road has kept some of
the thrifty players from eatins
enough.
Connie Mack had a lot of slim
you'igstei(. on his Athletic team last
New York
year aim -" -
writers began to refer to the club as
tho "Skeletons," Mack protested ig
orously against the mlerenee uuu
the club was tight and he emitted
words to the effect that you can give
a player bread jack, but you can't
make him eat.
Peace doesn't cramp the style of
the orator. He just substitutes "Wall
Street" for "the Kaiser" and uses
the same old line.
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Kappa Alpha Theta. Yes.
Kappa Kappa Gamma. Ych.
Phi Mu. Uncertain.
PI Beta Phi. Yes.
Sigma Kappa. No.
IK
Another good way to got a million
dollars is to save ten dollars a month
for 8,333 years.
The old sport page won't seem nor
maluntl 1 it resumes the business of
explaining what is tho matter with
Babe Ruth.
There is one nice thing about
homo. You can stick around without
feeling under obligation to buy every
few minutes.
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Phi Omega Pi. Yes.
Alpha Chi Omega. Yes.
Alpha Delta Pi. Yes.
Alpha Omicron Pi. Yes.
Alpha Phi. Yes.
Alpha ri Delta. Yes.
Chi Omega. Yes.
Delta Delta Delta. Yes.
Delta Gifmma. Yes.
Gamma Phi Beta. Yes.
Delta Zeta. Yes.
No. 2399
Railroad Man Fox Trot (
Carl Fenton's Orchestra
Peggy Dear Fox Trot
Gene Rodemich's Orchestra
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Cake Eater
-model of 1900
He was called dude and dandy
then, but you recognize the type.
He majored in haberdashery and
took his degree with honors in
soxology.
As if that were not enough, he
evolved some variations on the cake
walk which made them stare.
He 'even found time to develop a
remarkable proficiency on the tandem
bicycle, and on Saturday nights he
was good enough to bring pleasure
into Another's life by wheeling away
to the "Ten-Twent-Thirt. "
To crowd all this into four short
years would seem enough for any
mortal. Yet in spite of his attain
ments there are times, in after lite,
when our hero wonders.
The glory of his waistcoats has
long since faded, while his books are
still fresh and clean. Did he perchance
put too much thought into the selec
tion of his hats and too little in what
went under them?
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