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Alpha Zeta Entertains
Alpha Zeta, the honorary agricul
tural fraternity, held open house at
the State Farm Saturday evening for
all students In the College or Agri
culture. Prof. L. W. Chase and K. E.
Holland each spoke briefly and Miss
Mildred Claflln of University Place
gave some readings. Refreshments
were served In Home Economics hall.
The purpose of the meeting was to
acquaint agricultural students with
the work of Alpha Zeta' and to make
for closer co-operation In the College
of Agriculture.
Commerce Department
The University Commercial club will
hold its first business meeting lii U
102 today at 4 o'clock. Those on the
membership committee are asked to be
prepared to check in to Treasurer
Saunders at that time.
Arm bands are now on sale at the
College Book Store. Get one and help
us sbout at the football rally.
To Enforce Game Laws
Mrs. H. B. Oberholser, the chief
field worker of the United States
Biological Survey, was in Lincoln on
Saturday to confer about biological
work In the state, and especially mat
ters connected with the abundance of
game birds and the enforcement of tue
national game laws.
Varsity
Six Hundred
V arsity
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Girls' Football Luncheon
The girls' football luncheon will be
held at 12:30 o'clock Saturday, Octo
ber 23, the day of the Notre Dame
game, in Music hall. Tickets are on
sale for forty cents today at Dean
Mary Graham's office In the Adminis-
I tration building and the Y. V. C. A.
' Out-of-town girls can secure reserva
j tions by writing or telephoning Miss
; Graham by Friday night.
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Fill Teaching Vacancies
Several students from the Graduate
School of Education have recently
been called to All temporary positions
in the different parts of the state.
This teaching Interferes less with the
work of the graduate student than the
undergraduate and It Is possible that
the Graduate School will furnish an
increasing number of substitute teachers.
Music Louis P. Hagen8ick, F2042.
State Funds Uninvested.
state Treasurer George E. Hall
takes exceptions to a published state
ment that there is a large amount of
state funds uninvested. He points out
that $215,000 of general fund money
on hand is classed as "uninvested
money." His monthly report shows a
total of $34,000 in four trust funds
uninvested, but Treasurer Hall ex
plains this by pointing out that his
report shows $46,000 of bonds car
ried by him as cash. As soon as the
trust funds equal this amount he will
exchange it for the bonds
Better Farming Special.
Crawford. The live stock and bet
ter farming special train over the Bur
lington route for the benefit of the
Nebraska farmer arrived In Crawford
Saturday. J. B. Lamson, agricultural
agent of the Burlington road, was in
charge. Mr. Lamson spoke on silos
while the train was in Crawford. Pro
fessor Frandsen of the university
farm also made an address on the
dairy cow. Stock was carried along
for demonstration purposes. Many
people were at the depot to listen to
the speakers as well as to visit the
cars of exhibits.
Unique Overland Trip.
Weeping Water. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Colbert, who are visiting rela
tives here, have a record of overland
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travel that is unique and Interesting.
Their record is that of having re
cently traveled by team overland from
Tacoma, Wash., to this place, a dis
tance of 2,500 miles. It took them three
and a half months to make it. ,They
traveled ina spring wagon, and camp
ed along the road. They were fortu
nate in escaping heavy rains and
even cloudbursts that were exper
ienced all around them as they trav
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