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Monday, Tueiday, Wednesday
William Farnum
l "THE MAN HUNTER"
.SMILING BILL" PARSONS
in "THE BIG IDEA"
OTHER ADDED FEATURES
PRICES 6c, 11c, 17c
The Horn of HI- Show and
(inod MuhIc
MON.. TIES., WED.
Money Is Money,
But, Is It Power?
There hit time when a wonin'
nit niav buffi the might of millions
don't" believe it well. ee beautiful
Alice Joyce
In the Superb Production of Cliarle
Kleins Great Day
The Lion and
the Mouse
The (Jreatewt Dramtic Sucee of
the SeaHon
rathe World News Chrlhtle Comedy
RIAI.TO CONCERT ORCHESTRA
.Iran I-amont: Sehaefer Conductor
Overture Solenelle "181?"
(Tsclinikowsky )
The alumnae and active members of
Alpha Chi Omega entertained at a
, luncheon for the freshmen at the chap
ter house.
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FIVE TEAMS LEFT IN
FRATERNITY TOURNEY
(Continued front rage One)
The Lineup
Alpha ' Sigma Alpha
Tau Omega (5) Epsilon (3)
Ernst, Stewart,
Gerhart f Glsh
Moore f Swnnson
Bush c Lyman
Ianphere g Hawkins
Thomas g Wythers
Substitutes: Stewart, Gerhart.
Referee: Dr. Clapp.
Delta and Betas Struggle
The Delta Taus and the Betas staged
the fastest round of the series to date
by see sawing throughout the battle,
the Delta Taus finally winning 8 to 7.
Three times the score was tied and
reversed. The exciting sldeliners
whooped and yelled like the Valley
title was at stake. Dr. Clapp's siren
cut in on the struggle while the Betas
were trying for the lucky shot thnt
would have put them on top of the pile.
The Lineup
Delta Tau Delta (8) Beta Theta T (7)
Hall f Hnverly
Stromer f Kauff
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MOX., TI ES.. WED.
i. SWAYNE (IORDON ft CO.
rrenentinff an Original Comedy
"OFF WITH THE OLD IXVE"
LOGAN, DINN n.ZEL
In NonitenNiral Oddity
TWO NITS AXD A KERNEL"
.IOE IIOC.ANNY TROIPE
A Sextette of Funster
FIN' IN A BAKE SHOP"
BOOTHBY A EVERDEAN"
XovedLy Entertainers in
"SONGS AND TRAVESTY"
LIBERTY NEWS WEEKLY
PEARL WHITE
in "Falsely Accuned," the Ninth
EplHode of
"THE LIGHTNING RAIDER"
A Book
Fop
YOU!
ON SALE
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By
Hubka c Vlnsant
Waters K Dutton..
Lawlor Roberts
Referee: Dr, Clapp.
AGGIES IMPROVE CHANCES
FOR M. V. CHAMPIONSHIP
(Continued from I'aito One)
husker mixer that the Tigers may pick
them clean. The Valley dope fiends
have almost given up predictions, for
It seems to grow more certain every
dav that no team will be able to pre
sent championship credentials until
the final whistles of the season blow
in Lincoln and Columbia on March 15.
AMES PAPERS LAUD WORK
OF NEBRASKA GRAPPLERS
(Continued from Page One)
closed by the following vllppings from
the Ames Tr.ibune:
"Birch, local 158-pounder, staged a
wonderful comeback In the third peri
od of his bout. Fuchs, his opponent,
pinned his shoulders to the mat in the
second. After bulling around the mat
for the first three or four minutes of
the last period, Birch went behind and
took the aggressive, thereby piling up
points sufficient to give him the
match."
Dobson Not Thrown
"For the first time in many matches
Captain Schalk. was forced to be con
tent with a referee's decision. In Dob
son, a veteran from last year, Schalk
met a worthy foe and although not a
great offensive man is a wonderful de
fensive wrestler."
Nebraska wrestling fans have a
great treat in store for them if Dr.
Clapp succeeds in bringing the West
ern Inter,cillegiate wrestling tourna
ment to Lincoln. The Nebraska coach
is trying hard to bring this about, but
may not succeed this year and the
Cornhusker wrestling season may
reach its climax in the university free-for-all,
which will be open to all grap
plers in the Cornhusker camp.
GIRLS START SALES
CAMPAIGN TUESDAY
(Continued from Vnne One)
have them credited to any .girl taking
subscriptions. The following girls are
taking subscriptions:
Genevieve Addleman.
of Comhuskeps
Comhuskers
C
ornhuskers
FOR
YOU!
"MIC
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fr- m w
THIS WEEK ONLY
Verna Buchta.
Katherine Brenke.
Fae Breese.
Mary Brownell.
Dorothy Davidson.
Dorothy Doyle.
Louise Enochs.
Eva Gibbons.
Helen Giltner.
Marie Hendee.
Vivian Hansen.
Mariam Hennlnger.
Marlon Jlompei.
Doris Hostetter.
Katherine Howey.
.Dorothy Hippie.
True Jack.
Viola Kleinke.
Luclle Kline.
Genevieve Loeb.
Patricia Maloney.
B. Montgomery.
Rhe Nelson.
Helen Overstreet.
Dorothy Pierce.
Carolyn Reed.
Marion Risser.
Betty Riddell.
Betty Scribner.
Ruth Snyder.
Grace Stuff.
Mary Thomas.
Kathryn Wills.
Dorothy Wolf.
Florence Wilcox.
Marion Youngblut.
UNI NOTICES
Important Y. W. C. A. Meeting
The fololwing committee has been
appointed to arrange for Miss Burner's
visit to the University. Meeting will
be Monday, 5 p. m., at Woman's Hall:
Helen Doty, chairman.
Mary Waters.
Evelyn Black.
Dorothy Weatherald.
Ruth Hutton.
Helen Kendall.
Alice Allen.
Sadie Finch.
Hazel Sneethen.
Bertha Helzer.
Jean Landale.
Doris Hostetter..
Fae Breese,
Marjorie Barstow.
Y YOU!
aa a . a a. aa i a a. s
Ruth Du Doll.
Please be prompt, as thla ! Impor
tant. Senior Clan Meeting
There will Ue a meeting of the se
nior clasa at 11 o'clock: Tuesday,
March 4, In Law 101.
Awgwan Picture
Members of the Awgwan staff will
meet at Townsend's for their Corn
husker picture, Monday at 11:10.
Sigma Delta Chi
The Cornhusker picture of Sigma
Delta Chi will be taken at 12:15 Mon
day at Townaend'i. ' ,
University Night Usher
Men wishing to usher for Uni
versity Night, Saturday, March
8, are requested to report to
George Stone at the Temple lob
by Tuesday morning.
WANT ADS
LOST Apha Omricon PI pin. Re
ward. Call B 2567.
LOST In or around University Hall,
bunch keys. Return to student ac
tivities office.
LOST Yesterday forenoon in Llr
brary, a brown muff. Call B 3687.
LOST Somewhere on State Farm
campus, pair of tortoise shell
glasses. Return to student activities
office.
LOST Gold Elgin wrist watch with
name engraved on back. Reward.
Cal B-3117 or B-2597.. 98-99-100
RENT modern front room; walking
distance; girls only. 1439 S; phone
L-544S. 98-99-100
FOUND Lady's black pocketbook in
front of Herpolsheimer's store. Call
B-1482. 99-100-101
LOST At, Library. Law or Temple
bldg., a black muff. Call B-4889.
102-103-104
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