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JANE NOVAK
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"THELMA"
COLONIAL WEEKLY
SHOWS STATS AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9.
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Milton Pollock & Co.
In George Ade's Comedy Sketch
'SPEAKING TO FATHER'
DICK ANNA
GARDNER & REVERE
In "Bits of Variety"
A Distinct Vaudeville Novelty
JACK HANLEY
The Eccentric Comedy Panto
mimic Novelty
THE PARKERS
Father and Son Extraordinary
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FAGG & WHITE
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In New Comedy
CHARLES MURRAY
THE FATAL PHOTO"
Babich and His Prize Orchestra
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HQSKERS
HUSKERSWIN
SECOND PLACE
IN U. MEET
Noble and Lloyd Make Fast Time
in Fifty-yard Dash Make
the Dash in 5 2-5
Seconds.
GARDNER BREAKS RECORD
Nebraska Distance Runner Cuts
Time off M. V. Record
World's High Mark
Shattered.
Nebraska's tracK team opened the
season in a rather auspicious manner
last Saturday night at Kansas City
when they won second place in the
K. C. A. C. indoor meet with 17 points.
The Kansas University track team
captured first honors with 18 2-3
points.
The record-breaking performance of
Maurice Gardner, Husker star, in the
open half-mile run was the sensation
of the meet. Gardner, running1 the
880 yards in 2:01 1-5, broke the K. C.
A. C. record ami the Missouri Valley
record in this event. For the first
two laps, Gardner had things his own
way, but beginning with the third lap,
Moulder, a Missouri Freshman and a
state champion, threatened Gardner's
lead. The Tiger tried to pass Gardner
five times, but failed each time. On
the home stretch, Gardner lengthened
his lead, and finished twelve or four
teen yards ahead of his Tiger compet
itor. The thrills which this race pro
vided brought the crowd to its feet
time and again.
The performance of Lloyd and
Noble, Husker speed wizards, who won
first and second honors in the fifty
yard dash, was a feature ofthe meet.
The pair of Cornhusker flashes nego
tiated the distance in 5 2-5 seconds.
Allen, the Omaha Medic runner,
was boxed m the 0(0-yard run, but
managed to take "third place. The
world's record for the indoor pole
vault was broken at the Kansas City
meet, one of the pole vaulting artist a
clearing the cross-bar at 12 feet, 10
inches, whereas the former record was
12 feet, nine inches.
TOO EASY A TRIUMPH
Anthony You do believe me. dear
est, when I tell you that you are t.i3
only girl I ever loved. Don't you?
Adele Oh, yes. But that's not
nearly so thrilling as it wou?d be to
know 1hat I'd actually stoien you
from some other girls. "Topics of
(he Day" Film3.
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The scholarships carry a stipend of
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ANNUAL GREEK
TRACK TOURNEY
STARTS TODAY
Inter-fraternity Meet Dcgins on
Hoards with 440-yard Dash
and 12-pound
Shotput.
DELTS WIN LAST MEET
Keen Competition Predicted in
All Events Large Num
ber of Fi ats Hand in
Names.
The inter-fraternity track meet on
the boards, which is Coach Schulte's
latest innovation in Cornhusker track,
will begin this afternoon at 3:15, when
the first heat in the 440-yard dash
and the 12-pound shot will be staged.
The various "frats" have almost com
pleted handing in their registration
blanks, and indications point to a
very successful tourney on the boards.
The fourteen track and field events
of the meet are divided so that one
track and one field event shall be
held each day. The meet will be fin
ished next Tuesday, February 27, and
the winner of the skin trophy will not
be determined until then.
Delta Tau Delta, winners of the
outdoor Greek track meet last year,
will have a strong1 team in the field,
and are planning on copping the
honors. A number of the other fra
ternities have numbers of budding
track stars, and aspire to the first
place in the meet. Results of the
tourney will be announced each day
in the Daily Nebraskan sport column.
Students Hear Jones
at Round Table Talk
Mr. Will Owen Jones, editor of the
State Journal, delivered an interest
ing lalK on "success, ine r,asiea
Thing," in a round table discussion
Sunday night at the First Congrega
tional Endeavor Society. Every stu
dent present seemed to be interested
in success, to judge from the close
attention and the interest shown.
Mr. Jones asserted that the easiest
thing to do was to succeed, not only
after the success is won but in the
winning of it. There is no secret
about the method; it is as plain as the
best marked Nebraska highway, said
Mr. Jones requires just two things,
industry and honesty, and any man
who sincerely does them both i sure
to succeed. Industry, he said, in
cludes not only a willingness to work
hard and long, but the ability also to
stay by a poor job until it finally
works through. It includes a willing
acceptance of responsibility, and a
readiness to meet any opportunity that
may appear.
Honesty, he went on, is absolutely
essential to any real success. As soon
as a community or a company finds
that it can depend absolutely upon
a man it is going to trust him
into every available place that
needs real dependability. "Society
always overpays honesty and thrift,
because it needs them both so badly
that it is willing to pay almost aany
price to get them." Industry and hon
esty may not always seem easy but
are always easier both in the long run
and immediately, than neglect on the
slightest trace of dishonesty, he said.
This was the first of a series of
discussions which the society has ar
ranged to have g-iven by eminent men
of the state. All students and their
friends are invited to attend these dis
cussions.
SECOND
POLLS OPEN TODAY
FOR ELECTION OF
CLASS OFFICERS
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