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SUNDAY, MAY 22
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MONDAY, MAY 23
uamma Alpha Chi
. . .m.m A1Pho Chi will meet Monday at
12 o clock in 1he Tesplc
TUESDAY, MAY 24
Scabbard and Blade
. wi" b" w important meeting
of Scabbard and Blade in Nebraska Hall
' immeuiaieiy lonowinn ttte review next
Tuesday afternoon. May 24. The session
will be short and every member is urged
to report immediately the ceremonies are
finished so that the meeting may get under
way promptly.
Silver Serpent, Xi Delta, Mystic Fish
There will be a meeting of aU old and
XI nil ,t,t?d "embers of Silver Serpent.,
"e'u. M'?1" Fish- Tuesday evening
Ivy dt ki.r the EUrP" ' the
ivy thain. It is emphatic that every mem-
THURSDAY, MAY 26
aJTc" "nd Member, of Honorarir.
IniViLi nr ?omen " 'd nd newly
Initiated member, of class honorariea are
requested to meet at the Armor, Thursday
areas in white and members of honorariea
..""W't'l -h.des. Punctuality is essen?
and Ivy Chains in the mornyig cercmuies.
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BIG
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and
MID-NITE
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at the
ORPHEUM
FRIDAY NITE
MONSTER PROGRAM OF
VAUDEVILLE
MUSIC
ALL SEATS RESERVED
SEATS NOW ON SALE SOc
MONDAY
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS AT THE
ORPHEUM
and
FOX NEWS AT
LIBERTY
Will Show
CAPT. LINDBERGH
THRILLING
DEPARTURE
FROM THE
ROOSEVELT FIELD
ON HIS
NEW YORK TO PARIS
FLIGHT
THIS
WEEK
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WHAT IS THE
TENDER HOUR
THE FIRST LOVE
THE FIRST KISS
WEDDING HOUR
or
AN HOUR OF
FORBIDDEN
ROMANCE
AND THE
ANSWER IN THIS
MOST BEAUTIFUL
OF ALL
ROMANCES
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ON THE STAGE
Popular Orpheum Circuit Offering
Gertrude Berne
ia Original Story Song
JUm Kinxa, Plana Virtu
Joe Wonjr Yomoip
YerawtUa Cb- alrteijr
BRACELIN WILL
ADDRESS ALUMNI
(Continued from Page One )
as a brilliant speaker, thinker, schol
ar, lawyer, and a broad-minded man
of affairs. What he will have tn v
on the subject of "The building of a
great University" will be well worth
the attention of not only the alumni
but of the people of the entire state,
it is felt
Cornhusker alumni and nthr
friends of Bracelen who knew him
while he was a student in the univer.
sity will remember him as a champion
debater. Members of the faenltv
will remember him as a very thorough
student. The late Professor M. M.
Fogg often referred to him as one
of the keenest speakers and debaters
he had ever known.
Harold Holtz, secretary of the
alumni association, upon receiving
Bracelen's acceptance, said, "That is
the best news wo have had in many a
day. Bracelen is an outstanding
speaker, a rare scholar, and one of
the nation's ereatest lawyers. Hi
coming will please the alumni of the
university.
The Alumni luncheon, following
which Bracelen will speak, is to be
held in the Student Activities build
ing at the Agricultural colletre Satur
day jioon, May 28.
FIRST TRACK MEET
HELD IN CRETE
(Continued from Page One.)
"Red" Layton, "Mud" Gardner, and
Captain Ed Allen running the medley
relay race captured first honors for
the Cornhusker school.
The longrt trip of the season
came on March IS, when Coach
Schulte took his tracksters to the
coast to meet the strong California
Bears, holder of the 1921 and 1922
intercollegiate titles. The first lap
of the Cornhusker itinery brought the
Nebraska team to Kansas City for
the Missouri .Valley indoor meet,
where they won second place. One
world's record was tied by Lloyd,
Husker sprinter, when he stepped off
the 50-yard dash in five and two-fifth
seconds, with Noble, of Nebraska,
finishing a close second. Captain
"Ed" Allen set a new valley record
for the mile and "Mud" Gardner
smashed his own record in the 880
yard run.
On April 7 Nebraska went up
against the California Bears and
were defeated 75 to 56. Inability to
score in the field events caused the
downfall of Schulte's track team. In
the second meet after the return
from the coast, Nebraska piled up a
score of 83 to 48 on the Kansas team
in a dual meet. Ten firsts and a tie
for a eleventh was the record in the
Kansas-Nebraska meet. Then the
last dual meet of the season with the
Haskell Indians resulted in a decisive
win for Nebraska.
The personnel of the team was as
follows: Captain "Ed" Allen, Maurice
Gardner, Robert Weir, Jacob Cohen,
Monroe Gleason, Orris Hatch, Dean
Higgins, Louis Trexler, Alfred Parks,
Marvin Layton, Cecil Hartraan, How
ard Turner, Everett Crites. The
cross country team was Paul Zim
merman, Hyde, Jimmie Lewis, Jacob
Schultz, and Ed Dickson.
(To be continued)
to Barnes in the semi-finals. The
Sooner star found difficulty in ex
ecuting his lobs and passing shots,
partially due to the brisk wind. The
lanky Oklahoma man made quick
work of Royer 6-0, 6-3. Coggeshall
experienced little opposition in his
semi-finals match winning 7-5, 6-1
Summary of meet:
or sorority house. John M. Alex
ander. B-1757 or B-4124.
Typing done reasonably.
L-9767.
Call
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GRItlNELL STAR
WINS NET TITLE
(Continued from Page One.)
had four games in the final set with
Oklahoma having the advantage of
the service, which they used to a good
measure making the games 5-4. It
looked as though the set would be
deuced with Stotts serving. but he
weakened and the set, match and
championship was lost to the Okla
homa team.
Royer, last years champ, lost out
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FOR SALE Practically new Conn
C-Melody saxophone. Bargain for
cash. Call L-9806 between 7 and 8
p. m. this week.
Numerous positions open for col
lege graduates in all high school sub
jects. Also vacancies for two year
LOST A black leather note-book
with the name Sherman Welpton
in it For reward call F-2554.
LOST Pair of gray and black
rimmed glasses. Call L-8736.
normal graduates. Apply Mountain
States Teachers' Agency, 210 Tem
pleton building, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
LOST Green Schaeffer pen, large
size with name I. A. Trively.
Reward. Finder please call B-6304.
TEACHERS, PREACHERS, DOC
TORS, LAWYERS, successful sales
men. We want men for lecturers.
We train you. If you can't make
$6000 per year we don't want you.
No down and outers. State age, ed-
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CHANCE OF PROGRAM THURSDAY
PHOTOPLAY 230, 700, iOO
VAUDEVILLE 3:30, 8:00, 10:00
tXfmEMY ARMSTRONGS
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SHOWS 2:45, 7:00, 9:00