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OLIVER THEATEB
TONIGHT, 8AT. & 8AT. MAT.
Night 8p.mt Matlnoe 2 p.m.
KLAW &. ERLINQER'8
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BEN HUR
PRICE8 $2.00 to 50c
March 2-4 3 Nights &. Wed. Mat.
OTI8 SKINNER in "KI8MET"
Prices $2.00 to 50 Cents
ORPilEUM THEATER
THUR8. FRI. 8AT. Feb. 26, 27, 28
BILLY B. VAN
THE BEAUMONT 8I8TER8 &. CO.
In the One-Act Musical Comedy
"PR0P8"
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LOU ANGER
BOUDINI BROTHERS
MARGARET ILE8 & CO.
ED CORELLI & CHA8. GILLETT
ROBERTO
Assisted by BEA VERERA
Mat at 2: 15. Prices 15 & 25c. Night
at 8:15; prices 15, 25, 35, 50 & 75c
LYRIC THEATEB
THUR., FRI., SAT., FEB. 26, 27, 28
THE FIVE ROSE MAIDS
In a Classy Musical Novelty
THE METROPOLE FOUR
The Singing Entertainers
PHOTO PLAYS
"DOCTOR POLLY"
A Splendid Feature Story
PATHE'S 8EMI-WEEKLY
"A DESPERATE HERO"
A 8cream
Three Shows Dally 2, 7, 9 p. m.
Mat All Seats 10c. Night 15c
Miss Charlotte Whedon
Student of Louis Chalif of
New York
Announces classes in the New Social
Dances Maxlxe Tango One-8tep
Hesitation Waltzes, beginning Sat
urday, 3:30 p. m, at Whltton.Car
lislo Gymnasium.
For information call Phono B1287.
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NO BA8EBALL TEAM FOR
NEBRASKA THI8 YEAR
Present Missouri Conference Rules
Will Not Permit Nebraska
to Enter.
A committee was recently appointed
by tho Athletic Board to Investigate
the baseball problem at Nebraska.
Tho members of this committee are:
Coach Stiehm. Prof. O E. Barber and
R. C. LinBtrum. This cojnmltteo In
their report to the board advises that
inter-collegiate baseball be discon
tinued They reached this conclusion
after a thorough consideration of tho
Missouri Valley Conference rules and
the present condition of athletics at
Nebraska.
The following is the report In full:
Tho following is tho Missouri Valley
Conference rules regarding baseball:
1 Belief in the necessity of the am-
ateur rule reaffirmed
2. Agreed to require students to re
frnin from nnrtlrlnntlnn In Hummer
baseball during their college course
except on their own town team where
no gate fee In charged
3 Agreed tc reinstate men who are
technically ineligible through ignor
ance or through the acts of others
This practically means that a player
WARREN HOWARD
Not content with being a star on
the Nebraska football team for the
past two years, he has now made ills
letter as guard on the basketball
team. He is fast and aggressive and
enjojs the distinction of having made
more basketB from his position as
guard than havo his forward op
ponents must choose between tho University
team on tho one hand, or a town, semi
professional, or professional team on
the other. Frequently he chooses
both, feeling that the Conference rule
Iq unfair and that he needs the money
to continue his education. This makes
it necessary for him to lie to the col
lege authorities concerning summer
participation in baseball. The evi
dence regarding players' connection
with summer baseball, such as "acting
manager," ticket taker, assumed
names, secret pay rolls, salaried com
mercial positions, padded expense ac
counts, valuable gifts, proves to a cer
tainly the moral hazard of maintaining
college baseball under the present
Conference rules.
Tho Influence of association with
minor league or "buBh" league players
is far from good for the college stu
dent. The environment is not condu-
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civo to tho ideals of puro amateurism
and collego athlotlcs.
Our gymnasium Is not oqulpped
with an indoor Hold and Is inadequate
for oarly season practice. This handi
caps tho playors materially when in
competition with other Missouri Val
ley teams.
Tho length of the- season is limited
to about six or sovon wooks, tho Uni
versity ruleB prohibit tho Bchodullng
of Intor-colleglato ovonts in Lincoln
for other than tho two closing days of
the wook, frequently wo havo Inclem
ont weather this timo of tho year.
All of those mako the drafting of a
satisfactory schodulo very difficult and
prevent the playing of somo gamoB.
There is little Btudent and no public
Interest in varsity baseball, -duo, to
somo extent, to tho proBonco of ,ho
Western League club In this city. In
this connection it is noteworthy that
Drako and Washington Universities
do not engage In Inter-collogiato base
ball Without attendance the gamo
has no value ob a Bpectaclo and the
8at0 receipts are exceedingly limited
Tho Athletic Board cannot afford to
spend approximately $500 to $1,000 an
nually for baseball and tho cost Is
entirely out of proportion to the limit
ed number of participants.
The athletic field and drill ground
are located In the same limited slmco
The track team, Bprlng football prac
tice, Inter-class and inter-fraternity
baseball, military drill and the prob
ablo introduction of aBBociation (sec
cor) football, leave little if any time
or room ?or baseball.
The llkoly athlete cannot bo a can
didate for tho baseball and track team
as well. Both would be weakened to
a certain extent. The football player
who desires to play baseball must
neglect his spring football practice
We are facing a situation whore tho
football captain-elect has been de
clared ineligible because of partlcipa
tion in Intercollegiate baseball count
ing one year of competition
It is the recommendation of your
committee that inter-colleglate base
ball be discontinued under the present
ruleB and conditions of the Missouri
Valley Conference.
E. O. STIEHM, Chairman
PROP. G. B. BARBER.
R. C. LINSTRUM.
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University Notices
Senior caps may bo obtained at tho
University Book Store this week.
Wanted For Cornhusker.
Wanted Your best snapshots for
publication In tbo Cornhusker. Any
Individual, group, "stunt" pictures,'
picnic, dance or party groups will be
gladly accepted at tho office, or mall
to tho Editorial Department.
Phi Beta Kappa.
Notice Is horoby given that grades
reported to tho Registrar later than
March 1, 1914, will not bo considered
In reckoning Phi Beta Kappa standing
for thoclasB of 1914.
RAYMOND J. POOL, Secretary.
Tho following All-University nights
have been announced:
Junior party, Friday, March 0.
University Night, Friday, March 27.
Glee Club concert, Saturday, April
11
Kosmet Klub opera, Friday, May 1.
Organization Cuts.
All organizations that have had
tbolr pictures taken and havo not paid
for their space In the CornhuBker
must call at the office and do so at
once, as' no cutB will bo made until
paid for. R. F. 8WIFT,
Business Manager.
Palladlan Literary Society.
The Talladlan Literary 'Society will
hold A. rJrofercsBlve banquet Friday
evening at the home of Gladys Veghte,
2822 R streot
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8ENIOR INVITATION8
SELECTED AND ORDERED
Satisfactory Arrangements Made
Samples Will Be on Exhibition
Next Week.
Tho senior Invitation commltteo
has given its order to tho E. A Wright
company of Philadelphia Very satis
factory arrangements have been made
with tho company and an unusual and
attractive cover has been selected
Nebraska has never had invitatloiiB
similar to the kind Beloctod The
novel feature is the copper leaf plate
of Nebraska across the top Samples
will be on exhibition early noxtweek,
and orders will bo taken tho laBt of
tho wook. , Seniors should make out
their lists at once, as all orders have
to bo Bent In by the 10th of March
The prices will be thoao of previous
years, leather cover, 25 ooiAh. and
paper cover, two for 25 cents
Suspended for Smoking In Buildings
Three days' suspension for smoking
within or on the approach to univer
sity buildings wuh tho penalty Inflicted
on thrco University of Kansas stu
dents Thpy pleaded guilty when
charged with the offense In tho fu
ture the suspension will be for a
longer period of time
ED HUGG
Playing hlB first year on the Var
sity, he was first used as a guard;
later he was switched to forward,
where he has landed a regular berth.
Hugg's passing is hlB strongest feature.
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ALL SOULS' CHUBCH
A Free Religions Society
Corner H and 12th Sts.
Arthur L. Wbatiibuly, Minister
This is a religious society with the University
Ideal, "the search after -truth."
It has no creed or dogma to defend.
It seeks to develop the reverent attitude, toward
life and the spirit of service among men.
Problems of life are discussed frankly and
freely In the light of modern knowledge.
Service 10:45 a. m'. -
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Students' Liberal Religious Unlsn; 12:15
Dr. H. B. Alexander will lead
cussions of pfiilosophical op
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Won Loat Pet.
Alpha Thota Chi 4 .0 1000
Delta Tan Delta 2 0 1000
Kappa Sigma 8 0 1000
Phi Kappa Psi.....3 0 'lflOO
Sigma Alpha Epsllon. 3 0 1000
Beta Thota PI 1 0 1000
Phi Dolta Thota 2 1 .060
Sigma Phi EpBilon...l 1 .500
Alpha 8Igma Phi....l 1 .500
Phi Gamma Dolta... 1 3 .280
Alpha Tan Omega... 0 3 .000
Delta Chi 0 4 .000
Delta Upslion 0 2 ,000 '
Sigma Chi 0 1 .000
8lgma Nu 0 ,4 .000
Wednesday's Games. -
Alpha Sigma Phi Postponed
Delta Upslion .Postponed
Phi (lamina Dolta 8
Phi Delta Thota 34
Sigma Alpha Kpsilon 30
Sigma Chi S 10
v Thursday's Game.
Alpha Tun Omega 13
Dolta Tan Delta 18
INTER-FRAT TRACK MEET
8ET FOR MAROH 7
Eight Events Medals and Banners
for Three Places Many
Rumors Afloat.
The Inter irat Track Moot will bo
held on March 7, according- to thO
statement given out by tho, commltteo
this week The entries are aB follows:
Rope climb
High Jump
High klok J
Shot put
Fence vault.
Pole vault
Inter frat i elay
I nt erf rat tugof-war.
Manners and medals will be given
for the llrHt three places, and will bo
fashioned after those of provlous
ears
It is rtimorid that each sorority Is
preparing to choose their representa
tives The Sunday afternoon throng
of knlght-errants grows larger with
each passing opon Sabbath day and
no other substantial reason can bo
assigned "Damo Rumor" also has It
that there will bo somo kind of a big
entertainment lake place after tho
meet
THE WEEK AT THETHEATRE8
The Oliver
"Ben Hur, ' Thursday, Friday, Satur
day and matlnoe. Coming, March
2, 3, 4, Otis Skinner in "Kismet." '
The Orpheum
Tho Road Show, with Billy Van and
Company as headllnors.
The Lyric
Advanced vaudeville and foaturo
films.
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