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GIVES OBSERVATIONS OF
BRITISH POLITICS
(Continued from page 1)
much of a statesman as an officer
of ths law, if we may judge by the
speaker's experience with one he
talked to particularly. The "peeler"
was able to discuss current political
topics with a fluency and grasp of
facts that would have done credit to
a member of parliament.
The possibility of the abolition of
the monarchy is a very slight one,
according to Mr. Jones' observation.
Sir Evelyn Wrench, an eminent Eng
lish newspaper man, mads the state
ment that if a vote were taken on
this question, 95 per cent of the peo
ple would be in favor of retaining the
king. For the great mass of the
English people, the king is the sym
bol of their country and their politi
cal institutions, and they are willing
to retain the royal family for this
reason, although it is a very expen
sive institution.
Attitude Toward Nobility Change.
Toward the nobility, the attitude
of the people is changing rapidly. So
many professional politicians and
cheap yellow journalists are buying
their way to titles that they are be
coming less valuable in tha eyes of
the people. The illustration of yel
low journalist who specializes 'in
racy divorce proceedings as subject
matter for his paper and who has
been raised to a peerage for such dis
tinguished services was commented
upon by the speaker.
A short description of a session
of parliament was one of the features
of the talk. The extreme formality
of the sessions and the clear and
forceful speeches of the members
were two of the salient features
which attracted the attention of the
visitor. Lady Astor was "prodded1
by some of the speakers at various
times but she always managed to
get the better of her inquisitor by
prompt and effective replies.
Mr. Jones' letters from abroad
have been recently published in book
form in response to the requqests of
numerous readers of the State Jour
nal.
Other special lectures in political
science have been given this semester
by Frank Harrison and by County
Attorney Matson. There will be at
least one more talk given by some
prominent Lincoln man before the
close of the year on some other
phase of practical government.
TWENTY-SEVEN TEAMS
IN HIGH SCHOOL MEET
(Continued from page 1)
Portraits of Lincoln
Persons Are Displayed
Several portraits of prominent Lin
coln persons will be found in the ex
hibits of oils shown at the art gallery
this week by the Lincoln Artists
Guild. This organization is com
posed of about fifty local artists and
art enthusiasts and the exhibit is the
work of the members of the guild.
There is also a display of pen and ink
drawings, china paintings and batiks.
STUDENTS Make big money this
summer selling Horsey-Bassett
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market. New styles, new colors,
new selling plan. Your profits in
advance. $15 a day easy. You
show samples and mail us orders.
We deliver and collect. Send name
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selling outfit, 75c C. 0. D. Be
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TUTORING in French, Algebra,
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Room 550, Bank of Com ceo,
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We solicit your Rent-a-Ford busi
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Richmond Candy
has a strong one mile and half mile
relay team. Marrow one of Cen
tral's 440-men is also' one of the
strongest broad jumpers in the state.
He made 21 feet 2 inches at the
Council Bluffs relays, a mark eight
and a quarter inches below the state
record.
Clay Center made 79 points in the
tri-county meet held there last week.
Sanderson was the high point man
with 19 1-2. Cambridge high was
a strong first in the tri-state track
meet held at McCook Saturday.
McCook was third. A Colorado
team was second.
Lincoln Win Easily.
Lincoln high had an easy time of
it at the Wesleyan university high
school meet. But the capital city
boys lost to Hastings in a dual meet.
Beatrice came out first with 54 points
at the Beatrice meet. Only mod
erate time was turned in on account
of a slow track and wind. Howard
Roland of Beatrice won first indi
vidual honors with 27 points to his
credit.
Arnold high school with a three
man team won first place in the
Broken Bow meet last Wednesday.
Teams entered in the meet to date
are:
CLASS I.
Aarnold, Clay Center, Deshler,
Dodge, Exeter, Fairfield, Harvard,
Superior, Waco.
CLASS II.
Ashland, Aurora, Cambridge,
Crete, Gothenburg, Havelock, Hold
rege, Tekamah.
CLASS III.
Alliajide, Beatrice, Broken Bow,
Columbus, Grand Island, Hastings,
Lincoln, McCook, Central, Scotts-bluff.
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