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THE-DAILY NEBRASKAN Mur and MirC 4 Current View. ,itH OFTHE RANGE' 'KoSnc of th. W..t H0Ii5Offl?TOM HUBERT DYER isted b Ben Coyne A A Uugh a Second. . or AT 2:30, 7:00, 9:00 gSt"1 ioc- ALL THIS WEEK HERE AT LAST THE SPOILERS With -ANDLNOAHNDEERYILS LYRIC QUARTETTE Other Entertaining Feature V SHOWS START AT 1. 3, B, 7, 9 COLONIAL ALL. THI The Screen Semation SOULS FOR SALE H. C. Witmer' lamoue torlei "FIGHTING BLOOD" SHOWS START AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 Sjei T Night 25c ChiWren 10c WRESTLERS FACE HARD SCHEDULE Eight Contests Are on Card of Nebraska Team This Year. NORTHWESTERN IS FIRST OPPONENT 1924 Wreilting Schedule. Jan. .26 Northwestern at Evanston Febr. 1 or 2 Open Febr. 8 University of Kansas at Lawrence. Febr. 15 Iowa State Agricultural College at Ames. Feb. 22 Iowa State at Lincoln. Mar. 1 Minnesota University at Lincoln. Mar. 7-8 Missouri Valley Cham' pionship meet at Ames. Mar. 14-15 Western Intercollegiate meet at Chicago. 3W THE MOGUL BARBER SHOP Nebraska's 1924 wrestling sched ule was announced as final yesterday afternoon by Head .Coach Clapp and wil include five dual meets and two championship meets. Two contests are booked for Lincoln. The sched ule arranged by the mat mentor for the coming season is one of the heav iest cards ever booked by the Uni versity and the '24 season promises to be the most successful in the his tory of the institution. The Husker slate was not made final until late Thursday when word was received from Northwestern of ficials and contracts received stat ing the terms of the match at Evans ton. Two assistants have been in structing Varsity candidates daily during the. past few weeks and try outs for representation in the initial meet against Northwestern will be held Wednesday of next week. One mat man will be selected in each of the seven weight divisions to uphod the Cornhusker colors Janu ary 26. The week-end following the Evans ton meet is open. Coach Clapp is uncertain of financial means of book ing another meet and believes that seven tough twists is enough for a singe season, should another team be added to the present schedule, it will likely be Oklahoma A. & M. since the southerners have been angl ing for a dual for some time. Nebraska journeys south on Feb ruary 8 to meet Kansas at Lawrence and returning to Ames to meet last year's Valley winners there. First Home Match February 22. The first home match of the sea son will not be until February 22 when Iowa comes to Lincoln. The two home meets comes together with Minnesota grappling against the the Scarlet and Cream performers March 1. The climax of the season will be marked by two strenuous championship, meets. The Missouri Valley title will be decided at Ames March 7 and 8. Athletic authorities are planning to send representatives to Chicago to participate in the West ern Intercollegiate wrestling cham pionships March 14 and 15. Members of the 1924 team of mat artists will travel nearly 3400 miles during the eight weeks of the wrestl ing season. .Twice the represents tives go to Chicago, once to Lawrence and once to Ames. Officers Elected by Union Society Officers of the Union Literary So ciety elected for the second semester follow: President, Emma Kosch vice president, W. E. Hinze; treas urer, George Bowers; secretary Richard Brown: critic, Edward Antrim: editor. Dene Hodges: sar geant-at-arms, Frank Starr. Francis X. Mills is to organize a junior college to make a nine month cruise around the world, starting next. Septemher. This school will of fer a full year in high school or col lege combined with a year of foreign travel. 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