THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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JACK ROSE
tl. Irresponsible comedian In
T-SOME HAT-TRACTION"
Jimmr Stelter at the Piano
"An Artistic Treat"
A beautiful offering with
tfJTSS&k STEWART
JOSEPH ALBERTA
REGAN & CURLISS
Peerless Vocal Entertainer
OTTO BROTHERS
In a burlesque traverslty .
"IN THE FIRST ENTRANCE".
' THE SILVER
Stringed Serenaders
S Pan-American Inatrumantaliata
Chronicle of Amorica
"The Frontier Woman"
A drama of the old southwest
BABICH AND THE ORCHESTRA
SHOWS START AT :30. 7:00, 9:00
Mat. 15l Nl-kt 15c Children lOe.
Here is romance magnified, glori
fied and entrancing
Norma Talmadge
in "ASHES OF
VENGEANCE"
Other Entertaining Feature
SHOWS START AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 0
SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION
FiimT APPEARANCE HERE OF
The High Pristees of Mysterious
MRS. EVA FAY
In a wierdlr wonderful offering
"THAUMATURGY"
ASK HER SHE KNOWS
At the 3, 7 and 9 Shows
The Heart Appealing Drama
'AGE OF DESIRE'
"NAVY BLUES"
A Scream with Dorothy DeVore
with a stellar cast
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SHOWS START AT I. 3, 6, .7. 9
BREAK TRACK RECORDS
IN TUESDAY TRYOUTS
Layton and Lewi Chalf Up
New Marks in 44-yard
Dash and Mile Run. .
Broken records in the 4i0.vrl
dash, and. mile run were features ot
me iinal tryouts, held at the regular
Tuesday matinee, for the Illinois r.
lays. Fast time prevailed in some of
tne other events.
"Red" Layton set a new record of
63 z-b seconds for the new track In
the quarter mile while Critea wan
only one-fifth of a second behind
him. Bloodgpod placed third. In
the second heat Scherrick nosed out
Whipperman on the finish in 54 4-5
seconds. Hatch and Hein nlnced
third and fourth. In the novice 440.
yard dash Haudersheldt took first in
54 1-5 seconds and Cox placed sec
ond.
Lewis won the mile in the fast
time of 4:44 1-5 while Cohen was
only a second behind. . Dickson
placed third and McCartney took
iourth. ihis beats the previous
record for the new track bv six
seconds.
In the 50-yard high hurdles Weir
won both heats in 6 4-5 seconds
Beerkle won second in each of these
races. The novice 60-yard dash
came off in the fast time of 5 4-5
seconds. Dailey took first place and
Mandary second.
The Illinois relays have become
one of the largest indoor meets in
the country. Over thirty-two col
leges and universities have been
entered. These entries include four
hundred sixty athletes from all over
the middle west. The University of
Illinois sponsors the meet.
Start Taking: Pictures
of Cadet Lieutenants
First and second lieutenants s
signed to companies A. B, C, 'and D
will appear at the campus studio in
uniform at 12:15 today to have their
pictures taken for the 1924 Cornhus
ker, the editor of the military sec
tion stated yesterday. Headquarters
company officers will report Friday
instead of today as was stated in the
first schedule.
The pictures will be taken in
groups, the lieutenants of each com
pany appearing with the company
and in the groups as well.. Officers
who have not been assigned to a unit
will have their pictures taken with
the officers of the company with
which they have been drilling.
HAVKEYE GRAPPLERS
BOAST CLEAN RECORD
FRESHMAN TOSSERS
HAVE RECORD SQUAD
First-year Men Give Regulars
stiff Scrimmages in
Workouts.
ALL
THIS
WKstK
CQLOAL
"Judgment of
The StoTm"
Half-Back of Notre Dame
Mack Sennett's Latest Comedy
SHOWS START AT I, 3, S, T. 9
ORPHEUM - Mar. 1
Mat.-Night
Special Priced Matinee
50o75c Lower Floor $1.00
Night 50c-)l-$1.50
Fenton B. Fleming
Jewel Shop.
Corner of 12th & O
Just the place to leave
your repair work. Do
your buying. Use the tele
phone B3421. Wait for
your car.
"43 O St. 1143 O St.
Fifteen men have been coming out
regularly for the Nebraska freshman
basketball squad which is one of the
largest in several years, and includes
some promising material. The fresh
man teams scrimmages the varsity
quintet three or four nights a week,
and h-as been giving the regulars stiff
workouts.
Owen Frank, freshman basketball
coach, has two or three teams of first
year men on the floor every night.
Ford, Reynolds, Gray, Anderson, Mc-
Intyre, and Thompson make up the
first team most of the time. Smaha.
Muhm, Elliott, Cunningham, McMan
igal, Pickett, Yost, Stryker Grjdo-
ville, Wolfe, Holmes and Clark are
also on the squad.
High schools stars in the turnout
include Reynolds from Omaha Cen
tral, Ford from Cathedral high of
Lincoln, Stryker from Omaha, Cray
and Anderson from Bloomfield, Yost
from North Platte, Thomson from
Tilden, Smaha from Ravenna, Pick
ett from Scottsbluff, and Muhm from
Randolph.
CARNIVAL DANCE
HAVELOCK, SAT., March 1.
I Confetti, Balloons, Squackers
Good Music Good Order
Adm. $1.00 and tax
Ladies Free.
Nebraska Wrestlers Fall to
Seventh Place Following
Defeat by Iowa.
Coach Mike Howard's University
of Iowa wrestlers who defeated the
Nebraska matmen here last Satur
day still boast a clean record for the
season's work, having met and de
feated four Western Intercollegiate
wrestling teams. Iowa has won the
most meets but Illinois, Indiana, and
Ames all have equal percentages,
having yet to taste defeat Nebras
ka started the season like a sure con
ference winner but has fallen into
seventh place, after losing two close
duals with Iowa and Ames.
Western Intercollegiate confer
ence individual championships are to
be decided in Chicago the first week
in March. Coach R. G. Clapp
expects to take his share of the hon
ors with such performers as Captain
Kellogg, Uhler, Skinner and Moo-
berry as likely entrants.
This week Nebraska meets Minne
sota in the Armory Saturday even
ing. Minnesota has never been able
to defeat the Husker wrestlers. The,
northerners, however, are not likely
to turn the tide against the Husbers,
having failed to make good of them
selves in their three early-season
meets. Last year Nebraska won a
28 to 3 victory over the gophers and
are expected to repeat
Says College Tennis
Grows in Popularity
Tennis is a major sport at 27 col
leges and universities says a circlar
of the United States Lawn Tennis
association. In six other colleges it is
classified as a minor sport carrying
with it the reward of the varsity let
ter. The Intercollegiate association
in conjunction with the national or
ganization sent questionnaires on this
subject to the leading schools of the
country and received replies from 102
institutions.
That tennis, as a college sport, is
making rapid strides throughout all
sections of the country is proved by
these statistics gathered on the sub
ject the association believes. Both as
a varsity epcrt and a means of recrea
tion for undergraduates, the court
game is assuming a popular plage
among the leading intercollegiate
athletic -activities of the day.
The demand for tennis equipment
at Harvard University far exceeds
the supply and plans are being made
for eighty tennis courts- there in the
spring.
Tell of Fellowships
in Advanced Science
A bulletin on "Fellowships and
Scholarships for Advanced Work in
Science and Technoloey" has been
issued recently by the National
Research Council, Washington, D. C.
It contains a list of over 2.100
appointments to fellowships and
scholarships offered by American
educational institutions and indus
trial concerns for advanced and grad
uate work in physical and biological
sciences. More than $1,948,000 is
expended annually in payment of
these offers.
A large part of the money support
ing these is derived initially from
the earnings of industrial or. com
mercial enterprises, many of which
depend more or less directly upon the
advancement of science for their suc
cess. '
After Every Meal
It's the longest-lasting
confection you can buy
and It's a help to di
gestion and a cleanser
for the mouth
and teeth.
Wrlgleys meuns
benefit as well as
pleasure.
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I Liberty Barber Shop
Successor to
Vall's
Barber Shop
131 No. 13th St.
SILK HOSIERY
Sale
Buy Your Spring Supply Now.
WOMEN'S FIRST QUALITY HOSE
from a high grade maker. Full
fashioned, 'good quality silk hose
with the high spliced heel. Colors
include nude, airedale, peach, beige
dawn, black, tan bark, sun burn an
oriental pearl. Only a special pur
chase of a large quantity makes
such a low price possible.
On Sale
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4.50
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SEATS ON SALE WEDNESDAY, FEB. 27.
FORMERLY ARMSTRONGS
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poplins, mer
cerized cotton
pongee and
very fine
broadcloth
from $3 to $5.
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U-N-I DRUG CO.
STUDENTS' SUPPLIES
FOUNTAIN PENS
KODAK SUPPLIES
PUNCH FOR PARTIES
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is a negligee shirt
unlike any other! Com
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yet neat as a new pin You
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or sport -in
any Weather. Feels better,
looks smarter, wears
lbtiger. No doubt about
this at all. The Van Craft
has the Van Heusen Col
ldr attached. It has the
comfort of all collar-attached
shirts combined
with the crisper, smarter
look of the Van Heusen.
PkHUps-Jones Corporation 1225 Broadway, NcwTork
Maktrt of the Van lleuten Collar
Inviting You To See
New Spring
Oxfords
You'll like them. They come in both
narrow and wide toes, made over S
properly proportioned lasts in all the J
lighter shades of smooth tan calfskin. ESj
Some finished with perforations and jf
wide stitchings, others plain. Many j
have the new flat rubber heel.
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