FRIDAY,
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Methodist Sorority's Spring
Br.nqiict Is Set (or
Saturday NigM
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1 1,1 .-ir iiinU'cil Sunday alter-
,,, si nui Mt-ihiHii
' ''",,,.'ilnl.i,' will ran led otH In
,l. mill il-i .ration Klia
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Thr Kal'ia I'!'1 Tr'-aMire (heal":
Mmi Si,fi f'l "l'iiiiiHk." mid
ivih W .li' "n "''l Sil'.rT." Mil
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,i,H.-r the m iuu.inl.-r ol 1 1n pro-
USUI
l.uli ' il II-- and aprlns Mow
t. .j, if'it 1 labie did.ih
.,',.. ..iil tje lllrli-U'-y cup ut.ii
.. y. i In ucrei.lon by I lit' Zittt
will ruiiimu u houi'.ici nf
..'ill. r.'-m T'l' '"' nf 111 'e-
. will iin-l'i l ill" Kappa I'hl
Vtr.un -m . and a number or
alumnae.
l !,, tiMiin ii;Mt tin ion i'f fr,-.-li-i...
ii .in.) Miphoiiiores m the I'uher
"y ill K.illr.l In IMT-IM. averaged
J',', )n J.fT Fill' I' til. If addition. MI'U
:i. rare tor administrative e.
..'nr.'. urk--i of ilnni. libraries
j'.n tin' lll'. "I'' cil ill 'lli Rfoup
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Thur. Fri. Sat.
"DAWN"
The Drama of a Womlr'l
Supreme Sacrifice. Don't
miss itl
WITH SYBIL THORNDYKE.
University Players
! Eugene 0'Neill's
I 'Emneror Jones '
J The Great Negro Spectacle t
1 TEMPLE THEATER !
ALL WEEK
Ticket at Rot P. Curtice
, Sat. Mat. 50c
Nita 75c
WELCOME HI
BASKETEEPS!
For Vour Entertainment We Offer
I SOLID HOURS OF FUN!
Victor McLaslen
in "STRONG BOY"
r I'irlure
Vlilh I K V Mill K JOV
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Pictuiej of Hoover Inaugural
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DAYS
7sri$A: VELEZ
i' . T O W. Griffitha
I la(rl M..ll. I'io-
1 turr Milrwlene
"LADY of
Tlie
PAVEMENTS"
An I tilled Arli.l. 11,1 on-
II:: ncil.K kl"l fcyll' r..i.".l
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SPECIAL
SEE HEAR
HOOVER
INAUGURAL
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SIGHTS SOUNDS
3 SHOWS IN 1
"FUGITIVES"
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COLONIAL
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KAPPA FHIS CIIOOS
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rmsi hoim) toi hm:y kesllts
CLASS A.
Vera M "remeM It
n.Bd laiand it. Amaru- .
I. rul IV Gikvi 17.
Cull SrO. Coluntoue t
Kiirai) ie. Will Peml IV
H .lir.gi M. Beatrice U
MlCxt 14, Nertelk 10.
Lincoln H Kimball It
CLUi
S-W'id 11. Sidney 11
lliMitii 11 Neien ir.
Nmih Pun fl B.k-n e II.
Mntivn h nh 1 Alma 14
Nooratka titica! tor Deaf U. Fal'l
C'tv
Superior II. Chappell I
HavC'rKk a Munlley 7
Va.lef II, Ootnenhwia 10
CLASS C.
Creeton ti Curn AtO' tl
laim Creak H. Canon 1.
rtwahv.lie 11. Wayne I,
Inifianal 31. Iluil I
Boikvilla 12 Cuibr1 11.
A in. on 14. Papiinan li.
aihany 11, Mullin 11. (tl-a par.
led I
Sutton 71, Nal.oH 1?.
CLASS D.
Oilaana il, Campba l tl
Kpaiding il. Long Pina II
cilbnar 17 Harahay I.
Oannabrag II. Panarr I.
Fairmont I. Oakdala
Tabia flack 11. Aleaandrn 11. (t.
Ira panod I
axkhani II. twanten 11. (Thraa
litu pr.iodt.)
Harman 11. Ponca 11. (Two tilri
parlodal
class e.
Rarnmon -if Caighien It.
Rt-alton Grlnd I.
rvennaw II. Bulla II.
Dui.ual 12. Hff-
Laural 14. St. ldard 12. (Two an
tra pai.sdi. I
Ataumption Acadamy 12 Mlndan It.
Rrlflrana II. Inyaapmp Wtr g
Pawnaa City tl. Liichfiaid 7.
CLASS r.
(Jtka 11. La gh I
Coannar 22, Boa ua I.
Cia'ton 2i, Kaamay Prap 11.
Ohiowa II. Condvifi-; Cona. 10.
Daykin 20, Slockvllla I.
Height ?t Nonn Loup 1S. I
Leun City 12. Unad.lla I.
Wiiaonvilla 11. Waua It.
CLASS O.
annat 11. Magnat I.
Murdock ;0. Libany 10.
Eutna II. Dalton 17,
Phill.pt draw a toya.
Winnda II, Pnmroae I.
Kannard 22. OHtnar 17.
Maacet 11. tuatar (.
KLUB ITINERARY
IS MADE PUBLIC
TIV RTTTBTRVAVT
tenlmanl (mm -a(a I. Th follOwln group rP Irhfli-
thi? Tnitiln, Sat unlay nmrning at olerl to have ilrtiirei takn for lh
10 o'clock. Comhiuk'r the lat .ari of (hi
Largo Orchaatra Planned fr' of nf,,tt w"!k-
Mr. Turner mtr-d thai the bal- i T','it"r''; re ,0 uken ' h
awpd orchestra to be carried on i cm,u" 'io
t ti Kosmrt Klub nip will include. Friday, March 8
player of the rollowlns lnatru- j 11:00 Swlmmlcr. team,
menla: plona, two violin, trumpet, I 12:1S Hlock and Rrldle lub.
trombone, three vaxaphor.nn and j lalry Troducia JudRinc team, Inier
clarinetg combined, druma, and a national llvetock JudKinK team.
ban horn.
Menihi r of the vaiioti xlarfa in
connection with the production or
"lon't He Silly" are to report to
the Kosmot Klub to gt-l aaslrn
ment from the head of the vari
ouk department. Publicity. baI
neK. Hiliertlsine. production and
office ataff liave been celected by
member of the Klub.
Collins Delivers Weekly Radio !
Talk About American Indian
ana EUIiaiO j
tontlnwrd from Taar I.
bison fervintr as marker for the
territory over which they ranged.
Specimen Found In North. ,
inese. hpecim- ns nae orn
found as far north a the (ireat
Slave Lake in Canada, but only
sparingly In that northern country.
The were quite rare everywhere
to the east or the Appalachian
Mountains. Th Itocky Mountains,
however, were gradually being
crossed by !h'-m at the time of
iheir extermination. The most
voiulierly point r.iched by thera I
few hundred mile to the south
of the mouth of the Iio Grande.
"You must come li and trace
around this line yourselves," Mr.
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V ADRIAP. WHOOZIS
Giris, Hold Everything!
After sixteen year in and
about the Nebraska campus I
learned the secret of popular,
tty and physical culture a
in one ahot-at the LmdeU
Party House. Dragging
around to the tune of the
Collegians and a hot Beta
Frtahmen. I aoon had devel
oped a nifty nack for what
not Cheeolatee have alwayi
been my downfall.
N Dlanlict
Notwithstanding the fact that
Mist Whooiia coined the
phrase "Go Way Back and
Sit Down," at the Alpha Phi
House in 1902, there will be
one big N Blanket given
free to the sorority having
the most membera preient
Friday and Saturday nights
at the
LindeH
Party House
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Slapiatan draw a bya
CLASS M.
Napanaa 14, BraaJwat-r 12.
panoa I
Ciatama 24. Cnraan 10.
Oiama 11. Aatail 7.
Omar draw a bya
Nawpart '17. Mamial I.
Nara I. Mllbyr- 7
Pain 14. niitnaia Cant. II.
Q'anvii diami a bya.
itltrp
SECOND ROUND PAIRINGS
CLASS A.
(On Fleer Na. II
Verk va. Orand laland, 10 40 a. m.
Si. Paul va. Craia II a. m.
Kearney va. Haaiingt, if noen.
Lincoln va. McCoek. )2:i0 p. m.
CLASS B.
lOn Flaor Na. 1)
(award va Chadren. a. nt.
North Piatta va. Waalayan high,
I X a. m.
Nrbraaka School far Oar vi. Su
perior, g.io a. m.
Maveiock va. Valley 1:40 a. m.
CLASS C.
(On Fleer Nt. Il
C-aaten va. Battle Creek. 10 40 a. ni.
Muthvina va. Imperial. 11 a. m.
Rotkvllle va. Aimon. 12.
Bethany va. Sutlon, 12:20 p. m,
CLASS O.
I On Floor Na. tl
Oneana va. Spalding I a. m.
Scnbner va. Oannebrog. I 20 a. m.
f air.nunt va. Table Mock. I i.0 a. m.
S'.Mkharn va. Mai man. tAQ a. nt.
CLASS C.
lOn Floor No. 1)
Barnetton vl Stratton 10:40 a. ni.
Ktnnaw va Ounbr. 11 a m.
Lau.ai va. Atauriipt. on Academy. i
neon.
Olgradt vt. Pawnre City. 12 20
p. m.
CLASS F.
(On Floor No. Il
Utlca va. Gcehner, a a. m.
Craften va. Ohiowa. 1:20 a. m.
Oaykin va. Owight. :.0 a. ni.
Loup City va. Wilaonvilla. 1:40 a. rn.
CLASS G.
(On Floor No. 4
Bannat va. Wurdock. 10:40 a.
Cuatie va. Phllhpe. 11 a. m.
Winalda va. Kannard. 12 noon
Maacot va. Stapleton, 12:20 p.
CLASS H.
(On Floor No. 41
Napenea va. Clatonia. S a. m.
Oretna va. DUler. 120 a. m.
Newport va. Nora. 1:20 a. ni.
Polk va. Gienvil, l:0 a. m.
m.
(ornhii!kf-r Picture
11:30 Athlntlc nianaKT.
Monday, March 11
12:10 ;lee club.
Toaaday, March 12
12:00 rharniaceutical club.
12:30 Octet.
Collina continued. "You will be iu
tereted to ee the vast amount of
countrv in which literally countless
Maon lived. miKi-atins from one
irt to noihr aa nowtorma Rnd
I ctrOUKIll VUl UUW U llli-ll I'.niui.iir. ,
Vnn .e Inlerested to learn that
i iha rnrrnl nr near central noint.
from whRh vasl ,,Kljeniblage
)f bon rerji.tpj waB situated Junt
.)., - here the town of Kearney.
Nebratska, now stands.'
' Telia of Buffalo County
Kearney, lying In the Platte val
ley, and the country about it, was
marked off by the first fet-sion of
the Nebraska state legislature In
1855, and the county designated
was called Buffalo in respect to
the bison abounding there. Since
then these van herds have been ;
'reduced until now only a lew thou-
sand are leu. ear me ton oi
Valentine in the northern section
of the state are a few reserved sec-
lion forming an area In which this
remnant or part of it is allowed to
roam in peace now.
There are a few more areas such !
as thla scatter-d out In the arious j
state, but they are not much bet-
ter than a pitiful reminder of the
wantonness of the white nlan in i
his pursuit of game. Mr. Collins
brought hiitalk o a close by stal
ing that il was not only in this con-
tlnent that the bison was practi
cally extinct, but also in Kurope.
Of the herds abounding In Germany
and mentioned by Julius Caesar,
only about five animals are now
extstant.
GENEVA LOSES CLOSE
GAME TO ST. PAUL
a"onflnnrl n faa-r 3
who collected fourteen points, and
the work of Mar; in. who scored
i twelve, featured the M. Paul or
! fenae. The otiinet. as a learn,
functioned pert'ctly once It had hit
It stride, and lo all appearances.
St. Paul is very much In the run-
l nlng for it second title
York Pulls Rally
The York team staged an inter
esting rally after lagging 17 8. at
i the intermission in winu name
Kremont. The rcore ai me end oi
the third quarter was 13 to 14, Fre
mont. The Frmont team iet tip a
four point lead in the beginning of
the last fluarlT. but York over
came tiie lead, and won. 2?! to 1!J.
Lunney scored twelve point for
Vork.
Grand Island was out In front all
AAAAAAAAAAAA
Legion Hall
1516 N St.
Friday's Saturday's
Lincoln Lurgr.tt and Brtt
Hmutari Public JUance Mull
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DANCES SC
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THE STUDENTS'
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Delicious Santfwlchae. Sodat
At Our FOUNTAIN
THE OWL DRUG
141 No. 14th St. Phone B10CI
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lite way ill Hie inliie with Allianon.
M, ea an.l Hum "itl the Ixlamlei '
ullenae I'll IvcHe and nine IkiIiiI
lej i ( ll el) .
t lete ,-xpeil. iuid Utile trouble
In wlnnliiK ironi t'olumbu. 2u to 8.
Kearney pulled out of bad hole
keve'4l lllllc III II Kail" ''h
Weal I'olnt. and lead l harselt in
i-viinc attack, won. 1!) to 13.
llMl'iK oii eaaily from Re
all ti e. :i to 12. McCook waapuihed
to b:al the Norfolk team, 14 to l'V
Aa a filial) to the dny'a ptuKialfl,
Lincoln gate a datfllnit enhlhlilon
of acorliiK poer and di'd niilve
atrenxih, to win from Kimball. CPS
to U.
1'alrliiR for tmlay' rm. follow :
Clan A Floor 1
Morning.
oik . tlmnd UIhihI. In . rt.
Si. I'atil . ( rue. 1 !:".
Kcaiui'V i. llHuilni. 12 .00.
Afternoon.
McCook . Lincoln. 12.2
Clati B. Floor 1
Morning.
S.'ai. v. rim.Lon. S:oM.
North Platte vs. Wenleiau. 8:20.
Nebr. Schtail lur I leaf va. Su'wr
lor. :2.
I la i In, k ,. Valle, h:"
Clai C Floor 2
Morning
t'lOfton k. Hat lie (reck. 10.40.
Iiii."li llle i. Imin-iial. H:uO.
Kmktllle n. Albion. 12:0u.
Afternoon.
Delhany v. Sutton. 12:20.
CUt 0 Floor 2
Morning
Orleans . S'.al.liiiR, S:00.
Scribncr v. 1 laiinehroK, 8:20.
Kalrtnunt a. Table Kock. 9:20.
Slockl-.ain v. Herman. S:40.
Clan E Floor 3.
Morning,
rianicaton v.i. Stration. 10:10.
Kenesaw v. Iiunhar, 11:00.
laurel v. Assumption Academy,
12.00.
Afternoon.
HrlKiade vs. I'awnee Oil, 12:20.
Clan F Floor 3
Morning,
flic I'.oehner, S:O0.
; rait on n, Ohiowa, 8:2".
1 a kin va. 1 might. 9:2".
Ixiup City v WilKonvllle, 9:40,
Claa G Floor4
Morning
Hi-nnet is. MurdoiK. 1":4.
Kut.il v. IViillip. 11:0ii.
. Winslde v Kennard. 12:0.
Afternoon
Maccoi v. Staiileion, 12:20.
Clas H Floor 4
Morning
Najmnee vs. Clatonia. 8:0".
Crtna va, Diller. S:20.
Newport v. Nora, 9:2".
l'olk va. iilenvil. 9:4"
I ifl RTHnTTTfTR ATTT.TJT1
ROED0 CONVOCATION
1 ontlnurri fri.m I'Hae I,
g rn in and spoke shortly on some '
new features for this year's fair'
and the responsibility which the
students of the college must accept
in putting on the event.
"Iast year IO.OOj people at-
j tended the fair. It is the blegest
t student ptunt In Nebraska and one I
of the biggest student stunts in
j America." he stated. Announcing
.new - feature of the fair he told of
the iniert,orority riding con7-st and
polo game to be held in connection
jwnna Digger anu oeiier jigui norr;e
i show. "There are Just two months
j left before the fair is to be put on
1 and these two months will go
mighty fast so work shrub) be un-
derway immediately. '
-
Niiietei n out ol ' ll.tjnk livine tri-ad
uute or the rnlversity of Kansas
are engaged In military or naal j
service.
FOR
QUALITY QUANTITY
AND
SERVICE
COOD MEALS
REASONABLY PRICED
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210 So. Kth
Phone B788B
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1123 "0" St.
Dr. E. Stanley Jones Cherishes Belief
That Christianity Weleomes Seienc'e
fUiiatian'.t) i not afraid of art-
euce. All e ak I ihat it be auf
ftcieully M'lenillli'. All e aay I to
go to the limit ill eekl:i the tacta
Hie more aiientlfli- lite croa, I be
more mter(ul Chilat become In
the in Id "
Such are Ihe ci.nten'lona of 1'r.
K. Stanlc) June, worm lamoua ;
aiiarellat uiUaloliai), who will be i
In Lincoln the week of March 17
O 12. The ielle. of II.ee.InK Will
be interdenominational In il.a.ac
...r .n.l .rn lo he held under t tl '
ZV"" . ' " X'b.ntirreU.iluti
and educational Inatltutlon. of lh
city and community.
ir. Jone la Ihe iii'.aalonaiy of In
dla who haa been dUrufcaed an
much In recent years. He waa edu
cated In Wllmore collet. In Ken
tucky, a mall MethodlM rollere
He made a profound atudy of Dudd
hinni. Hinduism and Mohammedan
lam. and became continced that the
approach in the people of other r
lilon had been wrons. He w one
' of the pioneer In thta new inlnalon
! ary attitude. In hi fnmnu Ixaik
"ChrlM ot the Indian Itoarl." h
I e forth thi new inlKlonry pio
' reditie. I'hl book lsal an amaxlm
, ale, and ha emabliahed lilm aa
one of the outitandlnc religiour
: 'raf'eri of the e.
Dr. Jonea ha recently returned
'from an evancellatic tour in South
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NomIi Auierita for i nioiith. lie uh u ami m.i u mi.lm'a t..r ... i.
will return lo hu milk in India A hut eiii .ivnu nt tin' .f tl-nn
romplele , iiedule of lil me.n.ica mtuk ill N luaka r t leL-ie
In l.tuniln will be puLIUhr-d at an tli.ii i lul u( laiiei) ni in i
, early ilui ,.il t-n u- )u.ii' ,.! i. a 'I i
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Wnllen with A. B. C.'a. I inpla.
rapid, arcuiale. bervee all pur
roaat better. Individual inaiiuc
Hon. eeec.al rata to claaa of
thra cr more
Dickinson Secretarial
School
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11th A O St.
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for Spring
Light-colored
Kid Slippers
THE CORRECT MODE for spring party wear
interpreted in light shades which will blend
in with silk frocks and gay prints. Pumps, one
straps. T-straps and novelty lace styles with
high tapering, Spanish heels, medium heights,
and Cuban heels.
Featuring llivsr light shwhs
Lith Snml C.linmjxtpiv
Tauncttr Sunburn
Marron Glacr IJcipr
See These Now While
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OF COURSE IT'S NO
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Jt FAIR. PLAYING THE
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n it u wc L.n
RESIST ANYTHING
6UT TEMPTATION.
All oi which foea to prove (ii
may be tmcueed tor aayiaf to)
that the pauat that reheehea ia the
tetrpuiioe which mil lion
t icntniM ADdtodsea
uQuma the pauae dtat re-
rriaa baa com to m
cold Coca-Cola. lis tinfUoc.
deliciouf ustr and cool after
oi reiraahBsent have proved that
little mmuat is loaf aaouck ior
a bif real any one.
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