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THE DAILY NEBRA8KAN !!lEm Z. : : r UNIVEBSITY NOTICES - i 'it i The Greatest Showing of Spring Caps in the city .will be found here at pop ular prices - 95c, 1.25, 1.50 and 5.00 Come in and give them the once-over V r-OPTTLAT PRTCTP .MNTyngA Those cadet who will fall In t 8:30 o'clock Wednesday eve ning to act at escort of honor for the selective draft men who will arrive In Lincoln at that time will be excused from the regular drill that evening. First call will be given at 6:25 o'clock and assembly at 6:30 o'clock. Every cadet must be prompt. By Order Col. H. L. Roberts, Commanbont Qf Cadets. Comua Club Dance Tickets All persons holding tickets to the Comus club dance which was to bave been held February 2 are notified to return the same to the students' ac tivities office at once to have them refunded. The University Lunch Room & Confectionary We Keep the Best Drop in and See Us 12th A R. on Comer L-4177 Orpheum Candy Students Desiring NOTES or THEMES TYPEWRITTEN Please call Vivien Taylor at L7464 after 7:00 p. m. " and at B6774 until 2:30 p. m. Phone B-4975 VYartiion Shoe Repairing v Factory C W. Fritr, Prop. EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING Special Attention Given to Students 1140 O St. Lincoln, Neb. Tucker-Shean 1123 O Street Mfg. Jewelers and Opticians Dealers In Watches, Clocks, Diamonds, Jewelry, Sterling Silver and Op tical merchandise. Expert Watch, Clock, Jewelry and Optical Repairing Waffles and Coffee 15c HENDRY'S CAFE 136 North Eleventh Phone B-1589 Lincoln, Neb. GOOD CLEANING SERVICE Send Your Work to LINCOLN Cleaning & Dye Work 326 So. 11th Phone B-6575 "SPA ft Get your Lunches at the City Y. M. C A, Cafeteria Plan 13TH AND P EYE CONSERVA TION Important Phone L7773 for Appointment EYEGLASSES That exc-ell. Consultation free OR. W. H. MARTIN Exclusive Optical 12r4 -O" St. Orposlt Miller & Psine First Aid Certificates The Red Cross first aid certificates for those who took this course under Dr. Clapp last semester .have been received and may be secured by call ing at his office. Whiskbroom Subscriptions Everyone who has been soliciting for the Whiskbroom must turn in the monev they have collected before Wednesday night. The receipt books should be turned In with the money. Full payment on each subscription is desired. Rhetoric Examinations Rhetoric 1 make up examinations, Saturday, March 9, 10 to 12 o'clock. U-207. Christian Science Society The Christian Science society ot the University will meet in Faculty hall. Temple, at 7:30 Thursday eve ning. The University public is in vited to attend. A. I. E. E. O. E. Edison, '14, will speak on Transformers and Large Power Plant Operation." at a meeting of the A. L E. E. to be held in E. E. labora tory Wednesday, March 6, at 7: SO o'clock. Mr. Edison's experience with the Commonwealth Company of Chi cago makes it possible for him to give a very practical talk. Everyone is in vited to attend this meeting. Home Economic Club The Hoaie Economics club will meet in the Red Cross rooms in Nebraska hall tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Members are asked to bring all garments, whether finished or not. Freshman Class Meeting There will be a meeting of the freshman class in Law 101 on Thurs day. March 7, at 11 o'clock. There will be an election of the minor class officers as well as some other business that must be transacted. HALF AND HALF Following is the program for the "Senior War-Time Prom" to be given soon at the University of Minnesota: 1. Cootie Crawl. 2. Purling Waltx. 3. Bolshevik! Hesitation. 4. Kiwi Glide. 5. Goose Step. 6. Tommy Trot. 7. Sammy Schotlische. 8. PerBhing Polka. 15-minute furlough. 9. Trotsky Tango. 10. Submarine Dip. 11. Pollu WhirL 12. Tank Ramble. 13. Jackie RolL 14. Lafayette Escadrille. 15. Strategic Side-step. 16. Blighty. I Don't My parents forbade me to smoke. I don't! Nor listen to a naughty Joke. I don't! They made it clear I must not wink. At pretty girls, nor even think About intoxicating drink. I don't! To dance or flirt is very, wrong. I don't! Wild youths chase women, wine and song. I don't! I kiss no girls not even one; I do not know bow it Is done. You wouldn't think I hare much fun. I don't! Ex. Fellow When Of f Duty-whai will you wear? Our tailors at Fashion Park arc sending us new ideas in Spring Suits, developed under government protec tion copyrighted styles, that will make a strong appeal to you good dressers. Ready to Put on $25 to $45 See them early if you want one, good things pass quickly MP Professor Fogg Speaks to Camp Funstonites The Camp Funston edition of French and Camp for March 2, contains the following item: "Prof. M. M. Fogg of Nebraska Uni versity gave a splendid lecture on the subject of The United States In the Trenches' at T. M. C. A. No. 3 Friday night" Professor Fogg returned to Lincoln Monday morning. H. 0. Studley Announces Pre-Medic Hop Committee H. O. Studley, president of the Pre Medics, made announcement yesterday of the committee that will have charge of the hop to be given by the college soon. The committee will submit a definite announcement concerning the time and the place at which the danc will be given. Russel Best was named chairman of the committee and Claude Peters made master ot ceremonies. The other mem bers of the committee are: George Haslam, R. Whitham. Roy Noble and H. Stroy. KIMBALL LAD WINS FIRST AWARD IN PIG CLUB Ralph B. VTahlberg vi Kimball has been awarded first place in the pig ciub project conducted by the agricul tural extension service. Elton Lux of Wood River won second place. Roy Knigge of Alexandria third place, Peter Pratt of Beaver Crossing fourth, and Mary EL Wolfe of Clay Center fifth. The county champions in the contest include -Raymond Hosford, Albion; Mllburn G. Johnson, Oakland; Henry Braasch, Jr., Sidney; Mary EL Wolfe, Clay Center; Harold Armour, Hubbard; Vencil A. Faltln, Snyder; Homer EL Lytle, Sutton; Alexia Coch rane, Franklin; Lyle Wear. Farnam; Elton Lux, Wood River; Ralph B. Wahlberg. Kim ball; Edward Beed, Meadow Grove; Robert McWdiams. Angora; rarest ChUiresi. Boat wick; Verne Rice, Pierce; Monroe Swan son, Osceola; Edward Jurgens, Cedar Just in SOFT COLLAR OF 25c SILK WITH K!as$y, Herer Kaps 1.00, 150, ZOO Hassy, Heyer Eravats 35e, to 3.00. OMAHA HAT FACTORY 1234 "O ST., LINCOLN THE m O & T ORIGINAL & H O F Bluffs; Miles Elder. Mitchell; Peter Pratt, Beaver Crossing; Raymond Eastwood, Morrill; Dale Eberly. Stan ton; Roy Knigge. Alexandria; Homer Kessler, Beatrice; Or la Burgess, Ful lerton; A. EL McDowell. Sholes; John W. Sutton. Blair, and WUbnr Beau dett, Bancroft. Tb u-da war based on the profitable production of pont, the accuracy of records, and the kind of a report made. Numerous prizes are given to the winners including free trips to the Junior fanners' congress In Lincoln next June, aa well a money and other awards. First Co-ed: Look out, dont on that dollar bUL Second Co-ed: Why. what'! U trouble? First Co-ed: That's my pin money. Ex.