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OFFICERS
John B. Wright, President
J. H. Wescott, Vke-Prerfdent
Jr.L Hall, Cashier
W. B. Ryont, Aat. Cashier
Dr. J. R. HAGGARD
cPhysician and Surgeon
Special attention paid to dlseaaea
of females and rectal diseases.
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dene 13 10 G Street. Office Telephone
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Capital $200,000: Surplus $100,000:
Profits $18,319; Deposits $2,598,093
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A. J. Sawyer, Vice Pre-ildent
H. S. Freeman, Cashier
H. B. Evan., Asitatant Cashier
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Friday. April 24 Non-com hop, at
Fraternity hall.
Saturday, April 2f Freshman par
ty, at the armory.
Friday, May 1 Viking party, WalBh
hall
May 1. MlHBourl-Nebraaka dehato.
Memorial hall.
Saturday, May 2 Sophomore party,
at the armory.
The MiBHes Marquardt enjoyed a
vlHlt from their mouther yesterday.
Mr. O. A. Ixiveland returned yes
terday from IiIh extended trip through
western Nebraska.
Professor Caldwell speaks before the
ladles of the Hall in the Grove this
afternoon on "The Negro Problem."
The eadets appeared at dress parade
last night for the first time In white
duck trousers. The white ducks add
materially to the appearance of the
battalion.
Glen Chapman, who was obliged to
leave the University several weeks ago
and has since been seriously ill with
stomal h trouble, at his home In Au
rora, is reported to bo convalescing.
Miss Mabel Eckerson, who was called
to Aurora Borne time ago by the Ill
ness and subsequent death of her
grandfather, will not return to Bchool
this year, but will remain at her home
In Ravenna.
C. M. Ileek, at present fellow In
physics here, has made arrangements
to study In Berlin, Germany, next
year. After visiting his home In
Raloigh, N. C, he will make an ex
tended trip through the states, touch
ing New Orleans, Salt Ijike City, and
San Francisco.
The semi-absence cf our regular
athletic editor on account of the grip
caused rather an embarrassing error
in The Nebraskan's account of Wed
nesday's inter-fraternity game. Our
extempore athletic editor has been In
structed to beg the Pi Beta Phi's par
don, and has promised not to (latter
the Beta Theta Pi's again by a similar
substitution.
Professor E. H. Barbour delivered
an entertaining and Instructive lecture
at the college settlement house Wed
nesday night on the subject, "Early
Inhabitants of the Plains." The In
terest of the lecture was heightened
by a series of Illustrated views de
scriptive of the subject discussed. A
fair-sized audience was present add
thoroughly enjoyed the discourse.
The engineering society held its reg
ular meeting Wednesday evening and
enjoyed one of the best student pro
grams of this year. J. B. Davidson's
paper on "Steam Turbines" was ex
cellent In every respect. He illustrated
his talk by sketches and curve dia
grams which were very instructive and
represented an Immense amount of la
bor. H. V. Yont read a paper on "AiN
tomobiles." A. A. Steel. "J9, closed
with a short talk giving his experience
In mining engineering work in Mexico.
The Palace Barber Shop; 8 chairs.
Dutoll'H C leant thut'H till.
Several unfurnished modern
for rent, 312 north 14th. '
rooms
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THEATRE
FLOOR, 50c
Gallery 25c
Saturday, 10 and 25c
house
School of Music Recital.
The University School of Music gae
the following program In Memorial
hall last night. It was the, seenth
students' recital of the year:
Piano Solo Concerto D minor. . .Vn h
First Movement.
(Cadenza by Ueinecke.)
Ruth Johnsor
Piano Solo
Pan-a-Pastorale Godard
March of the Dwarfs Grief
Mable Marsh.
Baritone Solo "A Dream" Bartlett
Harry Bradford.
Concerto for Two Pianos E flat..
Mozart
First Movement.
(Cadenza by Moscheles.)
Pauline Meyer (first piano).
George Mosshart (second piano).
Piano Solo Rondo Caprlccloso. . .
Mendelssohn
Helen Dolson.
Haritone Solo
"Absence" Little
"Good Night" Chadwick
Charles Tulleys.
Piano Solo Etude C sharp minor.
Op LT), No 7 Chopin
Mrs A. J. Morris.
Piano Solo Conctrto 1) minor. . Mozart
Allegro.
(Caden.a by Hummel)
Edith Huillngim.
Soprano Solo "The Bird and the
Rose" I lorrocks
Olive Dopson.
Piano Solo Polacca Brilliant. Op.
72 Weber
Winifred Howell.
(Orchestral parts on second piano, Mr.
Eames.)
Mr Starr accompanied the Glee club
to Wahoo yesterday.
Misses Gullfoile and Hess visited at
Plattsmouth this week.
Mrs. Henry Eames arrived from
Chicago Sunday and will be here the
rest of the year.
Miss Florence Fiske went to Auburn
yesterday to take part In the concert
given at that place last night.
Mr. Charles Courtwrlght, a recent
student in the University and School
of Music, and member of the cadet
band, died In Omaha Tuesday.
The spring music festival was very
successful from an artistic point of
view, if not so successful financially.
The chorus, drilled by Mrs. Raymond,
was complimented very highly by the
soloists.
Little Gem hot waflles served at the
Merchants' Cafe. 117 North 13th St.
We have a large studert patronage.
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