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THE UNIVERSITY LITERARY SO
CIETIES. It is said by Bomo who havo grad
uated from tho Unlvoralty, and who
havo boon members of eomo lltorary
socloty, that thoy havo rocolvod as
much good from tho society as from
ton hours of University work. Those
who aro active momborB of a lltorary
society get an actlvo training In pub
lic speaking which thoy would other
wise not got. It Is cortaln that thoy
bocomo acquainted with moro people,
and lead a moro ploasant social life, i
than thoso who belong to no organi
zation whatever.
There aro at present throo lltorary
soclotlos In tho University of Nebras
ka, with tholr adjunct dobatlng clubs.
Tho Palladlan will soon colobrato Its
thirtieth birthday. Tho Dollan and
Union societies aro younger, but Just
as active, and do much good for tholr
members. Tho Palladlans and Unions
havo halls of tholr own, nicoly fur
nished and spacious. Tho Dollans
moot In tho old chapel, but 'expect to
havo a hall of tholr own when a largo
appropriation Is mado by tho next
legislature.
Tho Palladlans havo a piano, posting
sovoral hundred dollars, which 1b all
paid. This piano is a result of the ef
forts of former Palladlans who saw tho
need of music In tho course of tho pro
gram. Tho Unions also havo a piano,
and its use is a noticeable feature In
tholr programs.
When these societies were first In
stituted membership was limited to
boys and tho girls camo only to look
on. In a few years girls were given
membership and tho time-honored cus
tom of scratching tho slate began.
This Is for tho purpose of getting the
male members of tho society distri
buted properly among tho girls. It
provonts tho boys from asking tho
same girl for her company.
Upon Investigation It will be found
that many prominent professional and
business men of today owe a part of
tholr success in life to tho training
thoy received in theso societies. There
aro members of the faculty of tho
Unlvrslty wllOM names aro upon tho
old records of tho societies. It is true
that not all of them havo belonged to
tho literary society proper, but they
havo belonged to tho dobatlng club
connected with It. There aro tho
Palladlan, Dellan and Union Boys'
debating clubs, which meet every Sat
urday night and discuss tho questions
of tho hour. Hero Is where many
young men got their only opportunity
for training in parliamentary UBagos.
Tho literary societies meet on Fri
day evening of each week and carry
out a program consisting of essays,
recitations Talks, and music. Some
times a short play is given.
Visitors aro invited and aro mado
to fool at homo. Their acquaintance Is
cultivated by members of tho Bocloty,
for each socloty wants new members
of the proper kind.
THE WASHBURN BOOK ABOUT
MANDOLINS AND GUITARS.
Any one Interested in tho subject Of
mandolin and guitars can obtain a
beautiful book about them free by
writing lo Lyon & Healy, Chicago. It
contains portraits of over 100 leading
artists, together with frank expres
sions of their opinions of tho new mo
del Washburn Instruments. Descrip
tions and prices of all grades of Wash
burns, from tho cheapest ($15.00) up
wards, are given, together with a
succinct account of the points of ex
cellence which every music lover
should see that his mandolin or gui
tar possesses. Lyon & Healy, J.7
Adams st., Chicago.
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I ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Y. M. C. A. STUDENT DIRECTORY.
Thoso who have not reported their
city addresses to tho registrar should
do so at once. Any change in tho ad
dress which has not been reported
should bo made at once. Tho Y. M.
C. A. directory will bo issued soon and
it Is Important that addresses should
bo correct.
ADVANCED CREDITS. '
All students whoso credit- have not
boon satisfactorily adjusted or who
may havo advanced credit from high
schools and academies should consult
the University bxamlner as soon as
convenient. Office hours, 11:30 to
12:30, in Dean's room, U. 104.
JAS. T. LEES.
CANDIDATES FOR TRACK MAN
AGER. All persons desiring to have their
names considered for election as man
ager of the track team should submit
them to tho athletic board at once.
The board will hold a meeting next
Monday at Which tho election will be
made.
MANDOLIN CLUB.
The Mandolin and Guitar club will
meet for practice Thursday evening at
7:30 at the School of Music.
That all the people may inspect our new and ca
pacious store rooms we have planned an informal open
ing for Thursday evening of
be sold but we want the general public to inspect our
up-to-date 20th Century Clothing House. Ilagenow's
Orchestra will play throughout the evening. All Ilni-
versity men and women are cordially invited. To add J
to the pleasure and profit of the occasion a- $150 col- X
lection of fine silverware will be distiibuted among
those present. Come and
ing house in ail Nebraska.
uAt Home" Thursday
FRESHMEN CLASS MEETING.
There will bo a meeting of the fresh
man class in tho old chapel Friday at
10- a. m. All members are urged to
attend as officers aro to bo elected.
COMMITTEE.
AMERICAN HISTORY NOTE BOOKS.
All note books left at tho American
history ofllcg by last year's class or
former classes should bo called for at
once. Otrerwlso tho department will
not bo responsible for them.
EIGHTH ARMY CORPS.
Tho eighth army corps will hold a
mooting in tho law room Friday ovon
lng. All students who Berved In tho
Philippines aro invited to be present.
Phi Kappa Psl will give a house
warming party Friday evening, Oct.
18. A largo attondanco Is expected
and a splendid time looked for. ThlB
is to bo one of tho social events of
tho season.
Professor Bolton mado a speech be
fore the Btato board of charities yes
terday In behalf of the scientific treat
ment of cases In the different Institu
tions of the Btate. The matter was
refrered to a committee.
Ueber Land and Moor Is proving a
very entertaining magazine among the
German students.
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this week. No goods will
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see the finest Shoe and cloth-
Eve.
Everybody Welcome.
CORRECTION.
Fred William "Brown" has
published in several papers as a i
uate of the University. i
" biiuiuuu u iiumo is r reu
iam "Bronn," and not "Brown
ELLEN SMITH, RogiB
Tho basket ball chTSfrpTomlsoE
volop some phenomenal men
class is limited to about twent.
the most promising material Is ad--
mltted by Mnnaeor Morrfl Tii oia
meets Tuesdays and Thursdays at flvec
Commandant Eager will return by
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November 1. The romafnder of tho 1
cadet appointments will bo made at
that time on tho recommendation of
tho company officers. '.
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Tho cards are out announcing th
marriage of Miss Laura B. Anthony
01, to Mr. Robblns, an ex-Univorsltj
student. Both of them are well kno
In the city and University society oil
cles.
The class in philosophy 7 or m!
psychology Is contemnlatlne trim
the various Institutions of the
ror insane and feeble minded for
purpose of studying the various phi
of the subject from real life,,
Dan Horrlgan Is visiting In Utxi
this week.
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