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Vera Mills will show you
samples today of Rudge &
Guenzel's Big Silk Hosiery
Classic if you wish and take
your order. They have a
splendid display on the Third
Floor.
Go in and see them.
3600 pairs of stockings in
15 newest spring shades 40
miles of them.
Of course you'll want some.
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after every meal
Cleanses month and
teeth and aids digestion.
Relieves that over
eaten feeling and acid
month.
Its 1-a-s-t-l-n-g flavor
satisfies the craving for
sweets.
Wrlgley's is double
value In the benefit and
pleasure It provides.
Sealed in it Parity
Pacha ire.
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burred from the campus. Charities
and organizations may obtain money
only by appearing beforo tho con
trolling board. Any excep'ions to
this rule may be made only by a mw
jority vote in a general reforenium
Each activity sharing in tho pro
ceeds of this agreement will give all
the usual campaign efforts to the
united campaign for this sip.e tax
ticket. The controlling board shrill
conduct the united campaign.
This agreement shall operate only
for one year except as it is renewed
cither upon new or amended trms at
agred to by all parties to this agree
ment, including the studei.t council
The following is the list of schools
and number of years in which thi
single tax plan was used as com
piled in 1916, when the effort was
being made to adopt the single tax
in Nebraska: Year
University of Pennsylvania 21
University of Wisconsin 6
University of Virginia 102
University of Michigan 4
University of Colorado 6
University of . Ohio 6
University of Oklahoma 5
University of Oregon 14
University of Georgia 14
University of Montana 5
University of West Virginia 10
Washington State College 3
Brown 10
John Hopkins .V 10
Case Applied Science 7
Stevens Institute 10
North Carolina A. and M . 11
Alabama Polytech 6
William Jewel 9
Washington and Lee 7
Baker University 7
Knox University 12
Bowdoin 4 j
Leland Stanford 14
DR. FLING LECTURE
ON HISTORICAL STUDY
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dents here for a technical education
They are being taxed that students
may get the larger view of life and
that they may become leaders.
"The great men of history are not
men who have looked upon the phy
sical side of life, but those who have
been spiritual leaders."
Tho broader conception of life,
that all life is a spiritual thing, des
ignates man from animal, Dr. Fling
pointed out. "Until we realize that
the economic side of life cannot be
held above the spiritual, we cannot
reorganize society so that men and
women can live their lives effectively.
Says Nature U Reality.
"Nature is reality," he declared.
"Natural sciences are those sciences
that view a reality, drawing a con
clusion that if a certain occurrence
takes place under certain conditions,
a certain result will follow.
"History views the entire body of
men in society. It deals with life
as a great, ever-changing drama,
seen as a whole. It is not just dry
facts and dates.
"History gives us the story of
mankind, pointing out the great men
of any time and the conditions under
which they lived. It is interesting
to note that the United States, with
all its wealth and leisure time, has
not produced a great writer, musician,
artiBt or philosopher. Athens was
extremely poor compared with this
country, yet some of the greatest
men of all time were Athenians.
"A study of history is essential
if one would understand the affairs
of today. If one would understand
what is happening today, or what
has happened in the last few hun
dred years, he must know what has
occurred in the first six thousand
years."
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Dental Instructors
Return from Chicago
Dean G. A. Grubb, Dr. F. W.
Webster and Dr. A. II. Schmidt of
the Dental college have returned
from the convention of the American
Association of Dental Schools held
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Speaking of the convention
Grubb says, 'Jit was one of tho ,
interesting that I have ever attended
It was the first annual mectine 5
tho new consolidated association f
the four largo dental associations o
America. 1
It takes a lot of equipment to
properly clean garments.
There is a difference in our
methods and results.
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Get Twelve Pictures
from Bureau of Roads
The civil engineering department
has recently received a collection' of
twelve pictures from the Bureau of
Public Roads showing typical ex
amples of present highway bridge
construction and of notable concrete
dams throughout the United States.
The pictures have been framed and
will be on permanent exhibit in the
Mechanical Arts building.
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