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THE HBiPBRIAIf . Y. XXXI.
THB NMRAflKAN, Vl. XII.
THE eOARUDT ft ORBAJC Y IT.
It is high Umo tho check-room was
Btartcd. Several overcoats have been
ldat or stolen and complaints are heard
dally of overcoats being taken by mis
take Tho check-room would assist
greatly In doing away with this an
noyance.
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Managing Editor. Robert T. Hill.
News Editor John P. Tobin.
Advertising Manager P. P. Duffy.
PoBtofflco Address, Station A, Bole 13.
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Students at tho University of Chi
cago have started a move against the
custom of having a football games on
Thanksgiving. The Junior college has
passed a resolution to this effect and
have asked the seniors to indorse it.
Tho majority of those outside of col
lego aro opposed to this plan, as it is
Impossible for many of them to wit
ness a game except on legal holiday.
If you intend to teach next year,
don't forget that you have an oppor
tunity to get In touch with school peo
ple at the State Teacher's association
which meets during the holidays. It
may mean many dollars to you next
year. It will certainly make you a
I Lbettcr teacher, If 'youget a position. A
llttlo acquaintance with superintend
ents and principals will add greatly to
your chances.
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS
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Academy U Delate
A debating Association was organ
ized at the Lincoln Academy Thursday
night. "Seventeen of tho prep boys
were, in attendance and manifested
considerable Interest in debate. Pro
fessor Hodgman acted as temporary
chairman and officers were elected and
officers were elected and committees
appointed. Professor Fogg addressed
the meeting in a very entertaining
and -Instructive manner on the Bubject
of debates and Its benefits and assisted
tho boys in choosing question and
getting the work under headway. C.
Craft will assist and guide the asso
ciation in its work.
The following officers were elected
and will compose the program commit
tee: M. W. Ryan, president; , Albert
Manning, vice president, and P. !.
Vanie, secretary and treasurer. The
commltteo on by-laws and Constitu
tion is Jenkins, Mather and Builta,
The next meeting will bo held on
Friday, January 9, at which tlmo Buil
ta, Warner, Mather and. Jenkins will
dlscass tho following o.ufiatlon: Re
solved, That the states should pass
compulsory voting laws. On January
23 Myers, Orlnnell, RoBsiter and Mit
ler will discuss the question: Resolved,
That the fifteenth amendment has been
justified.
The association will meet every two
weekB on Friday night at 7:30 p. m.
Notwithstanding the many other at
tractions and the inclemency of
weathor a large audience assembled in
tho old chapel Friday night to listen to
Judge Grosscup's address.
Convocation Announcements.
The following Is the convocation
announcements for the week:
Monday or Tuesday Prof. W. Q. L.
Taylor, "The. Monoy Mechanism of the
Process of Moving tho Crops."
Tuesday or Monday A meeting for
the Shedd benefit.
Wednesday Mr. Williams, "Has Con
gress Qono to tho Limit of Its Powers
in the Regulation of Trusts?"
Thursday Dr. White.
Friday Messiah.
Beta Theta Pi gavo a vory pleasant
informal dancing party at the chapter
house, 1630 O street, Friday night.
Tho decorations were in the fraternity
colors, pink and light blue. Mr. and
Mrs. F. D. Cornell, Dr. and Mrs. H. H.I
Everett and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Rick
etts chaperoned eighteen couples of
dancers. Ices were served all evening.
Misses Bess and Kate Heacock, Ma
bolle Miles, Carrie Slocum and Edna
Holland returned laBt evening from
Falls City, whore they attended the
wedding of Miss Margaret Custer, a
former student of the university and
n momber of Pi " Beta Phi sorority.
Miss CuBter was married on Thursday
to Mr. Robert White of Denver, and
tho ladles from the local chapter of
PI Beta Phi acted as bridesmaids.
There is nothing more appreciated as a Christmas
present than a pair of-Xmas slippers. We have
them in all the latest shapes and designs at prices
to suit. Inspect our shine.
PERKINS & SHELDON
1129 o STREET-
When You Want Information on Books
GO TO A BOOK STORE
GIFT BOOKS
Gibson's Social Ladder ; 5.00
Weasel's Passing Show 4. 25
Gibb's American Sea Fights 10.00
Christy's American Girl Calendar 2.50
Tobacco in Song and Story . 1.25
Bath Robes and Bachelors 1.25
POETIQAL WORKS
Riley's An Old Sweetheart of Mine, illustrated by Howard
Chandler Christy 1.60
Riley's Child Rhymes 1.00
Riley's Farm Rhymes 1.00
Riley's Book, Joyous Children 1.20
Shakespeare's Works, large print edition 1.00
Shakespeare's Works, 12 vols., half Morocco 12. oq
Longfellow's Poems, free calf 3.85
BOOKS IN SETS
Dickens' Works, 15 vols, buckram, fully illustrated 15.00
Thackeray's Works, 10 vols, buckram illustrated 10 00
Scott's Works, 25 vols., silk cloth stamped with crest, gilt
top 18.09
Scott's Works, 12 vols., cloth 8.00
Hugo's Works, 10 vols., buckram, illustrated 10.00
Dumas' Works, 15 vols., buckram, illustrated 15.00
Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, buckram,
illustrated 5.00
Dicken's Work's, Temple E Jition, 40 vols. , full flexible leather
i6mo, colored fronticepiece -. 24.00
CALENDARS
"U. of N. " Pennant Calendars .25
Engagement Calendars i.oo
Poster Calendars , : . 1.00
American Girl Calendars 2.00
The Lincoln Book Store
1126 O Street
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