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Auger & Company in
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Knight 4. Moore
"No Other Way"
"The Confession"
Hearst-Setig New
"Almost a Hero"
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NORTHWESTERN TEACH-
ERS' AGENCY
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entire WEST and ALASKA. Now
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1915-16 vacancies. Write imme
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"SPA"
Get your Lunches at the
City Y. M. C. A, Cafeteria Plan
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YARIHON'S
She Repair Factory
and Shining Parlor
1140 O Street
Headquarters for Students
Cut Flowers
We extend you a cordial in
vitation to calL
Unique floral arrangements
for all social occasions.
Corsage Boquets a Specialty
Griswold Seed Co.
Floral Dept. 1042 O St.
PAN-HELLENIC
COUNCIL ELECTED
Miss Florence McGahey Re-elected as
Chairman Each Sorority Has
Delegates to the Council
Miss Florence McGahey hus been re
elected chnirman of the Pan-Hellenic
Council for next year. The council' is
made up of delegates from each so
rority in the University and makes the
rules for the sororities. Miss Doris
Scrogglns has been elected secretary.
The board for next year consists of
Miss Lulu Runo, Mrs. Herbert Avery,
Miss Louise Pound, Miss In;t Gittlngs,
and Miss McGiliey. Two delegates
are elected from each sorority to the
Tennis Petltios
To the Clunicellor and Board of Re
gents: To the Campus Extension Committee:
In view of the fact that only two
tennis courts are available for the use
of the thirty-five hundred students of
the University of Nebraska, We. the
undersigned students of the Univer
sity of Nebraska, respectfully petition
you to clear the land on black 12 of
the original plot of Lincoln, between
the proposed Chemistry Building and
the Athletic Field, in order that this
ground may be available for the con
struction of more tennis courts.'
(Signed)
Six Hundred and Forty Students
of the University of Nebraska.
SUPPORTING MEMBERS OF THE "SUNKEN BELL" CAST.
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Top row Ford Bates, Harold Campbell. O
Middle Row J. W. Ferris, Nettie LaGrange, Lencra Fitzgerald, J. C.
Beard.
Lower row L. L. Lynch. Eva McNamara. i
council, one active and one alumni
member. The delegates:
Alpha Chi Omega Miss Clarisse
Breese, Miss Vera Upton.
Alpha Phi Miss Vivienne Holland,
Mrs. Carl Bumstead.
Alpha Omicron Pi Miss Doris
Scroggins, Miss Anabel Good.
Alpha Xi Delta Miss Esther Smith,
Miss Lulu Rungfe.
Chi Omega Miss Edna Pegler, Miss
Edith Forrest.
Delta Delta Delta Miss Ramona
Troup, Miss Vinda Hudson.
Delta Gamma Miss Dorothy Ells
worth, Miss Helene Mitchell.
Delta Zeta Miss Marguerite Bees
ley, Mrs. Charles E. Shugart.
Gamma Phi Beta Miss Mildred
Peery, Mrs. F. B. Ryons.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Miss Anne
Russell, Mrs. Lew MarsbalL
KOMENSKY CLUB AT
ANNUAL BANQUET
Miss Sarka Hrbkova, Head of Depart
ment of Slavonic Languages, Pre
sided Forty Attended
The sixth annual banquet of the
Komensky Club of the State Univer
sity was held Thursday evening at
the Lincoln Hotel. Plates were laid
for forty. The toasts were taken
from old Bohemian proverbs and were
in Bohemian. Sarka Hrbkova, bead
of the department of Slavonic ran
guages, presided over the toast list
and Introduced the following: "Nvo
Roses Without Thorns," Miss Irene
SteidI; "What You Cook at Home
You Should Eat at Home," Walter B.
Sadilek: "When the Game Is the
Pleasantest, It Is Time to Quit." Miss
Kappa Alpha Theta Miss Lulu Mae Ruth Jelinek; "The Field Ripens for
Leon Samuelson, Law 15, and Wal
ter A. Hlxenbaugh, '16. have been se
lected by a committee of the World
Polity Club, composed of Dr. H.-B.
Alexander and Dr. Edwin Maxey, to
represent the club at the Peace Con
ference at Ithaca, New York, from
June 15 to June 30. They will accom
pany C'A. Sorensen, president of the
club. The three expect to leave for
the East about June 11.
Toe. Mrs. Herbert Avery.
Pi Beta Phi Miss Jeannette Fin
ney, Miss Florence McGahey.
PALLADIANS HOLD
ALUMNI MEETING
Old Graduates Are Welcomed at the
Last Meeting of the Year
Fifty Present
The annual aiumni program of the
Palladian Literary society was held in
the society's rooms in the Temple
building Friday evening. About fifty
students and alumni were present
The Palladians firn organized in 1871
and tbey now have several hundred
alumni. - y
Hhe One Who Labors," Theodore
Kubik; "What Four Eyes See. Twenty-four
Eyes See," Thomas Dredla;
"No Tarts Without Work." Miss Rose
Shonka; "Don't Buy Rabbits in a
Sack." Thomas Stibal; "Don't Sell
Fur Before You've Killed .Your Bear."
Philip Lorenc. Frank Sedl, a Nebrat.
ka Wesleyan student, also ?poke. The
club presented gifts of books and a
small statue of Komensky to each of
the graduating members of the club.
The graduates are as follows: Thomas
Dredla, Ruth Jelinek. Theodore Kubik,
Philip Lorenc, Walter B. Sadilek,
Irene SteidI, Thomas Stibal, and Ro
Shonka.
LOST Black Conklin pen. between
U. Hall and Memorial Hall, or in
one of the two buildings. Phone B-3437.
Oh, the Brute! .
She "Is that Fred's new girl with
bim?" 0
He "No. that's his old one. Just
painted over." Daily IllinL
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Plenty of style and finish plenty
of wear, too. May be had in all
the popular shades; for men and
women.
Women's 75c and $1 pair
Men's . . 50c and 75c pair
Hosiery Main Floor.
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Is Asking for a Share of. the
Student Trade.
Special Rates for Fraternities and Clubs
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Hearty Co-operation.
WE PLEDGE YOU
Satisfaction, Convenience, Courtesy and Attention al
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Instruction riven in all branches of nutlc Students nay
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