THE D A I L Y NEBEASKAN
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8ENIOR CLA88 HEAD
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nUVEn THEATRE
Wednesday Nlbht Only, Feb. 18
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terpreted in such a way as to enable
the candidate to be his own repre
sentative. Mr. Greer stated that it
was a hard thing to eliminate cam
paigning near the polls on the day of
the election. It is his idea that on
the day of election all the candidates
should remain away from the polls
entirely. He thought that only la this
way couM campaigning and vote so
liciting be dispensed with.
Paul Flothow won out in the fresh
man class, being unopposed. For the
sophomores, Norman Deachey MuBsel-
man won by a largo maorlty. The
fight here was easily the most inter
esting of the day. Harold 0. Holtz
led the junior race by a slight major
ity. Everett B. Scott will lead the
seniors. Here again the vote was
close. The closest votes of the day,
however, were for the Cornhusker of
fices. Ivan Beede lost to Wayne
Townsend for the Junior managing edi
tor by the hair-lash margin of seven
votes. DeWitt FoBter is business man
ager. His majority over Ellsworth
Moser was comfortable enough to
make it amply safe. Charles M. Frey
defeated Guy Kiddo for senior editor
by a small Vote. Guy Chambers was
selected as Ivy Day orator. He was
not a candidate, but his name was
written in on the ballots.
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Thia nlcture will be shown Monday,
TueBday and Wednesday, along with
the Paramount Travelogues on the
first two days and the Newspictures
on the latter.
Thursday only, two Broadway fa
vorites, Charlotte Greenwood and Syd
ney Grant, will be seen in a Charles
Frohman comedy, "Jane." On Friday
and Saturday Geraldine Farrar's hus
band of less than a week, Lou Telle-
Efin. will be seen in a wonderful pic
ture of the Sahara Desert, "The Un
known." The week's issue of the Bray
cartoon will also be shown on these
days as usual.
M'ra. Coburn as "Plum Blossom"
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Th. MAHtnrloua Attraction which
returns to the Oliver, Wednesday
Miht oiv. February 16th. The play
has been endorsed unanimously by the
press and many individuals.
And Now Again Comes the "Irreslst
able" Marguerite Clark
"It was a nice combination Famous
ofrnmnHshed." said Kitty
Kelly, movie critic of the Chicago
Tribune recently, "when they arranged
this one. Mark Twain's 'The Prince
on th Pauner and Marguerite
nhotoeraphy and di
reeling they supplied. The quaint lit-
tie romance is dellgnuuuy uicBOC"
and pageantry while Marguerite Clark
role of pauper ana prmw, " -
skilful photograpny.
fa.Mnoilnir bv far. it is said,
WUIO mox. "
is this latest expression of little Miss
.... .a V.AfirlllYt.
Clark's versatility man aer u
ing character portrayals-, in "Still
Waters," which made such a tremen
rous hit at the Magnet last month.
to have arourid at certain times of the
year, but if the way that the athletics
are run Is not above suspicion, the
winning team loses a great amouni of
prestige.
Kansas
ThA TIniversity of Kansas, the Has
kell Indians and all the merchants and
citizens of the city of Lawrence turn-
cA nut to ereet President Wilson ana
hear him speak on "Frepareanesa.
Thev were disappointed, howover, for
Just as the president began to speak
a cloud of escaping steam irom me
o!r hrnkes enveloped hira, and by l.s
Minf made a speech impossible. As
the train was leaving Mr. Wilson cau-
''Hnw's the university?" , Several
hundred vociferous JayhawKers im
cm-mod him that "She 8
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all right."
Illinois
There is a rule at Illinois - which
nr.vnta nersons from taking final
examinations in any course in which
ho ohBnta himself on a aay imuio
dlately preceding or following a vaca
tion. He may, however, gei y
from the department concerned to
take the examination.
We will miss seeing tbe Nebraska
wonder performing again next year,
but we heartily agree with the senti
ments of The Nebraskan in insisting
for clean athletics. Daily Kansan.
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Yale
The intercollegiate basketball race
of the eastern conference has re
suited In a tie between Yale and Penn
sylvania for first place. Princeton
was thrown into third place by losing
to Yale, with a score of 19 to 18.
Dartmouth and Cornell together come
next, and Columbia brings up the
rear.
CLEAN ATHLETICS
The Daily Nebraskan in a recent
editorial thanks those who were in
strumental in bringing to light the
facts concerning Gay Chamberlin's
ineligibility. The paper is to be con
gratulated on the stand that It has
taken for clean athletics. Winning
teams are of course pleasant things
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