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Your Text Book and Supply Requisitions for your classes next
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fall should be in our hands not later than June 1st, so in case
of Freight Shipments there will be no delay in having books
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for your classes at the opening of school next fall.
If you have never tried us on your orders
for books and supplies for your classes, let
us prove you our promptness and service.
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FACING CAMPUS
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WANT ADRESSES OF N
UNIVERSITY SOLDIERS
Location of Many Unknown
Needed for Service
Flag Stars
All men who are In. the army but
whose present address' Is not known
cannot be given representation on the
University's pervicc flag. The friends
and relatives of the following men
should send in their milUary addresses
at once. They must be in the Student
Activities office by Friday in order
that the man may be given a star on
the service flag.
Addresses Missing
Elliott E. Allen. C. Oscar Almqulst,
Emory F. Almy, Oscar B. Anderson,
Paul F. Anderson, C. J. Angell, Daniel
C. Arendt, H. F. Atkinson.' H. F. Atkin
son, Meredith H. M. Ackerman, Robert
Harold Adams Harold Newell Aldrich,
Elmer Albert Almquist, Clayton Fer
rington Andrews.
B. B. Baker, John M Banister, 0. H.
Barnes, Ross W. Bates, Charles A.
Bennett. Karl J. Berglun, Anson H.
Booth. M. V. Burton, Louis D. Bailey,
Hugh John Birmingham, Rea Edson
Eodwell, James William Boyd, Jamea
Forest Brookes.
Irving S. Chapin, Ralph C. Christie,
Don P. Clark, Jaires I. Clark, Stuart
K. Clark. Dana F. Cole, D. Combes,
Joseph M. Curtis, Elwood Blake Chap
pell, Harry Bufington Coffee, William
D. Coffey, Rolland Mitchel Cooper,
George Curry.
Wayne Denning. David Lawrence
Dlefenderfer.
Harold E. Eggers Loyd D. Elliott.
Emory Wendell Foster.
Harvey Gosnell.
Lynn T. Hall, Charles W. W. Harms,
Ralph Hawn, L. G. Huffman. Charles
A- Hull, Mones Johnson Hawley.
Aldis A. Johnson
Lawrence W. Kemmer, Albert D.
Klein. Ben G Koehler Loyd M. Kyner,
John Rudolph Knittel.
Bryan Littrell, Neil Edwin Larmon,
Gilbert Churchill Loomis. Maurice
Morton Loomis.
Cecil I. Matthews. James S. Moore.
Frank H. Morrow. Robert Earl Mac
Farland. James William Maloney,
Frank Martin Morr'ssey.
j?m?3 H. Nickcrrcn, John iniuriOo
Nelson, Conrad Allen Neumann, John
Henry Neumann, James Stoaks Note-Bteln.
William H. Oury, C. L. A. Oden,
Griffith R. Owen.
Durward Belmont Park, James M.
Patton, John B. Potts, Loyd Palmer,
Richard Harlan Peard, Daniel R.
Proudfit.
Josi Beckley Redfleld, Verne G.
Rydberg.
Earl Cuddington Sage, Eugene Safe,
Loyal Edward Shannon, Lyle Bennett
Shinn, Eugene Brigrs Stewart, Howard
F. Stuttler, Russell Freman Swift,
John A. Selk, John O. Sedlak, Ever A.
Slonlger, Roy Smith, Orin G. Stepanek,
J. D. Stevens, George W. Strough,
Charles L. Swansor.
Herbert Solomon Taylor, Rex Tru
man, Vernon V. Talcott, Carleton S.
Taylor, Rowland Paul Thomas, Kent
Thornell.
Anton F. Vasina.
STUDENTS GIVEN TRY
AT BIG CITY PAPER
Ohio Daily Lantern Staff Edits
Columbus Citizen
for Day
Reporting for work at 6:30 o'clock
and getting out seven editions of the
Columbus Citizen was the work done
by the staff of the Ohio Dally Lantern,
ffhis is the third time that the staff
has handled a downtown paper, doing
all of the planning and covering all of
the news themselves. Even the edi
torials were written by the students.
Editors and department heads, with
a band of reporters plumed so that all
of the "time" news was set up on Fri
day and only the usual "spot" news
and daily reporting was left for Satur
day. All of the usual "beats" were
covered by the student reporters, the
mayor was interviewed, the telegraph
newB was edited, drafted men and
slackers were listed and "real-for-sure"
edltorals were gotten out.
For most of the staff racing the
"deadline" was a new and fascinating
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Wm 8TUDENT8 AND TEACHER8 SERVICE Wf
"He also tlohta who Wf
ywl helps the Fighter forget" Wf
A Red, White and Blue "Service Button" is W
gi worn by students and teachers who aid la , v2
K Pood Conservation, Red Cross and Secret vm
Service work during their vacations. , lf)h
M THE R. C. BARNUM CO.
Lantern is about three times as large
as that of The Dally Nebraskan. Nine
editors, five department heads and six
teen reporters got out the editions of
the Columbus Citizen.
ALUMNAE HAKE OFFER
OF NEW SCHOLARSHIP
$100 Will Be Awarded Annual
ly to One Co-Ed Under
Classman
Kenneth Spicer Wherry, Henry
Frederick Wonder, Charles W. Way,
Edward M. Weaver, Francis V. Weav
er, Rawson J. Wh!te. Dwight L. WI1
llam;
Wills.
Edwin Franklin Young
Alvah David Zollirs.
iiauue Lt.
job, but all of the editions were to
press on time. And the genera! public
was camouflaged into thinking that
the Ohio State embryo Journalists
were honest to goodress newspaper
peoplb. The staff of the Ohio State
At its last meeting the Nebraska
branch of the association of collegiate
alumnae decided to offer a scholarship
of ,$100 to a woman who is attending
the University of Nebraska for the
1918-19. The following are the rules
required of the applicant:
1. An applicant must be in either her
freshman or sophomore year at the
date of application When she holds
the scholarship she must be either a
sophomore or a junior.
2. An applicant must have been and
be wholly or in part self-supporting.
3. An applicant must be a regularly
enrolled student in tlfe University of
Nebraska. She must have a good
standing at the date of application.
4. An applicant must have some interests-in
the general school activities
and a high scholarship average.
6. Every applicant must fill out a
ramiiaf. nnniffntinn blank, which may
be obtained from Miss Amanda Hepp
ner, dean of women; Miss Fannie
Drake, secretary of University Y. W.
C. A., or Miss Sarah Mulr, chairman
of the scholarship committee. 1
. Every applicant must give five
references. Three of these should be
from persons on tbe campus and the
other two from persons not connected
with the University.
7. The scholarship of $100 wfll be
paid In two parts of $50 each semester.
8. The same person may not hold
the scholarship for mow than one year.
9. All applications for the year or
1918-19 must be pent eventually to
Miss Sarah L. Muir, 801 South Seven
teenth street, Lincoln, by May 15 -
The award will be nunouncc- as
soon as the second semester records
are available at the registrar's office.
Cliff Scotfs Music, B1482.