THE DAILY NEBRASKA
JAYHAWK FIVE DEFEATS
WASHINGTON 17 TO 16
Kansas Quintet Wins Thirty
fourth Consecutive Vic
tory on Home Floor.
The K. U. Basket ball team con
tinued as the peer of the valley by
winning their game with Washington
U. on the Lawrence court, 17 to 16
in a fast hard game. This makes a
string of thirty-four victories without
a defeat for the Jayhawks, which is
an enviable record for any college
team in the country.
During the '22 season the Kansans
won fifteen and lost one game tying
with Missouri for the Valley cham
pionship. Last year they were unde
feated, and they are still undefeated
strongest teams of the Valley.
Much of the Kansas success is
attributed to Coach " Thog " Allen,
who came here in 1920 and imme
diately initiated the coaching system
which has built for him this unbeat
able team. The Kansas team plays
a short passing and dribbling game,
and excels in team work.
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FOREIGN SCHOLARSHIPS
Five French Universities Ten
der Attractive Offers to
Students in U. S.
Scholarships have been offered to
American students by the Universi
ties of Bordeaux, Lyons, Nancy, Tou
louse, and Paris, for 1924-25, which
include tuition, expenses and pas
sage. Special courses will include
work in political science and law, his
tory and geography, and French lan
guage and literature. The Univer
sty of Nancy offers two scholarships
to men for special research work in
physics. Toulouse gives attractive
courses in chemistry, electrical engi
neering, and hydrology.
The University of Paris offers to
women one scholarship of tuition and
living expenses, and two scholarships
of tuition only to either men or
women.
The University of Bordeaux of
fers a total of ten scholarships; Tou
louse, ten; Nancy, two; Lyons, two;
Paris three, and Strasbourg, one.
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The applicants must be graduates
of an accredited college or univer
sity. Only American born students
are eligible. The necessary creden
tials include a statement of work,
birth certificate, photograph, health
certificate, and testimonials from
two of the applicants' professors. Ap
plications must be filed by March 1.
Men should send their applications
to Dr. I. L. Kandel, 525 V. 120th
St., New York, and women to Miss
Eleanor Kellor, Institute of Inter
national Education, 522 Fifth Ave.,
New York City.
University of Wisconsin has tenta
tively accepted an invitation to com
pete in the intercollegiate regatta on
the Hudson River at Poughkepsie.
BABSON OFFERS PRIZE
FOR ECONOMIC ESSAYS
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of oxygen and its application to
metallurgical processes.
tion reserves the right to copyright
and publish the prize winning es
says, and to cancel this reservation
if it chooses. Essays not 'receiving
prizes may be published by thi writ
ers. Further information in regard
to the contest will be furnished by
Ray B. W'esterfield.
F. W. Davis, metallurgist for the
United States Bureau of Mines, has
been stationed at the University to
assist; Prof. William L. DeBaufre in
the research work underway for the
government. Mr. Davis is secretary
of the advisory committee of the
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Evening World.
1 To the Students
of Lincoln and Vicinity
We have gone to great trouble and expense to induce
two of the world's greatest stars with their remarkable
company to stop off at Lincoln for one performance. We
have done so because we believe the students of this lo
cality want to see the production that has caused Amer
ica's most prominent critics to say that it is the most
beautiful, artistic and interesting ever seen on the Amer
ican stage.
MANAGEMENT ORPHEUM THEATER.
"Nothing
Quite
As Good
Has Ever
Been
Seen in
London
Before"
The Tatler.
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On Thursday, February 14
THE TWO FAMOUS ARTISTS
RUTH ST. DENIS
and TED SHAWN and
THE DENISHAWN DANCERS
Will Appear at
THE ORPHEUM THEATER
In Atlanta Before 4,000
people this remarkable company appeared at the
Auditorium-Armory and was pronounced the big
gest music and social event of the season.
RICE & CADY
The Oricinel Comedy Stare In
"AM I RIGHT 7"
PRINCE LEO
"THE HORSE WITH A HUMAN 6AIN"
The Gorgeous Costumes ,
scenery and wonderful lighting ef
fects carried by this company are the
talk of the country.
Same Big Production
in Lincoln that ran for six weeks at
the great London Coliseum, the same
presented at the Selwyn Theater,
New York, at Boston, Chicago, Wash
ington, Baltimore and other cities.
Company of Twenty-six
with own special orchestra and grand
piano and the music rendered by
these musicians is something you will
never forget.
A Novel Vaudeville Of fHf
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Constitution.
FIFTEEN MEN ARE REQUIREP ON THE STAGE
TO HANDLE THIS PRODUCTION.
Orplieum Theater
Thursday KT Febr. 14
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