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THE BIG
PIANO HOUSE
135 SOUTH llth STREET
OUR LEADERS
Steinway & Sons
Schmollcr & Mueller
Stegcr & Sons .
Vose & Sons
Emerson
Mueller
A. B. Chase
Geo. Stcck
And 23 others. We sell new
Pianos on 55 monthly
payments "wwmxihwm w ! fc i no hmmwm t
Are You Going
-to
ST. LOUIS
N. E. A.
and the
WORLD'S
FAIR?
Never before has the N. E. A.
''t arranged itfl mooting with guoh
- wonderful opportunities for the
, Tonohor, Instructor or Professor.
The routo via tho Burlington
4 will bo tho favorito ouo, aa it has
I boon heretofore.
0. W. Bonnell
Ctty Passenger Agent
Burjlnglon Routt
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City. Ftirui?licd Rooms (n Conn:i.liyu.
Palace Dining HalL
21 Meals, $3M
W. II. Hart, Prop.
1130 N Street-
Lincoln. Nob.
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Campus Qleanings.
April 12Mh (Frila) Kansas
Delcito Memorial Hall.
The Academy 1 1 I h haw pun based
a new basket Itall Irom t he iroi wis
of their last game.
Tho Seniors will meet in V. Ill
Monday, when several omriiit t ai'
epe tod to rojiort.
Miss I.yla Lo Coore entertained the
members of tlio So lal Hour t lub at
her homo, l(j"!l C street, yesterday al
ternoon.
Tho Academy people will hold a ral
ly this morning in the intensts of
the debate with the Y M C A nex'
Sattnda owning at ,X o'i lo k
Not no The ladies' Mllistlel will
I M! IS KS I, I fjllW I!S.H! tl M .IO I Mill
Tin sda owning at S in lm l The
entile i horns is urged to be present
Dres parade was not Ik Id as orig
ally inlendid last veiling on aiiount
of the wit weather It will he ion
duited ngulaih eai Ii Thuisday here
after howowr.
(' V Taylor, a graduate of the I'ni-
wisity. who has he-en Sllerillteil(lenl
ol the (ItMii'Mi si hools, is reported a-
lui Iiik an excellent prospect of set in
ing the su).'rinteiidein y of the Lead.
So 1 ak . si hools
The usual progiam at 1'iiinii hall will
not lie giwn tonight, hut the sotietv
will enjoy the hospitality of the l)i
lians in the entertainment at then
hall by Mrs Hlam hard The hiisini ss
meeting will be held in I'nion hall I'nl
low l ii k the program
Putures hae been i i -i . liann i
and di-t ribiiti d to the ( n si hool
with the t omplinn nts ol the Ncbinska
il asoi i.it l -n nine $.")li was eii nded
lor tins pin pose. All the pnturis aie
either photographs or photograv in
of well Known masterpiei es
Miss Withers, secrelaiy of tin I'm
wrsity Y V (' A . will lake Miss
Carrie Harbour's phue as ehapoione
at the Conservator of Music, dining
the huttir's absent e in St I.otiis, where
she is assisting Dr. Harbour in in
.-.tailing the Nebraska Kdtuational ex
hibit.
The proposition of si iiding a i oic
panv to i lie SI I ouis lair will be again
pnseiited to the battalion in the mai
llltille The I lllroads haw lieell offel -nig
lati -, i(iuiaiei.t to about a tent a
mile lm thes-e colli ge i adet xi in- inns
and oilier nnlm eiuenls wilj seie to
make the plan en more aihaiiiagi'
mis than i! ftii" forinei 1 considered
Coll'-ldeiable i n t I" -1 is again being
ni'inile'ted in the piojiit and the dt -parlnient
tias hopes ot being able to
raise t he d sin d rompan v
Recital Tomorrow Night.
The filth students' 1 1 1 ital o tin
Si hool of Music, whiili was postponed
from its original date. Man Ii ;!l wi'l
he held m -Memorial Hall tomorrow
evening The following will be tin
pmgiam:
Piano solo Sonate C minor t Moart )
Kllen Anthes.
Piano solo "Elsa's Dream," 'Til
glims' Chorus" ( Wagnf r-l.ist i : Mae
Van lturgh
Uaritone .-olo Hem's Sonir (Nivim
J So far Awn.v (Chiulvv h k ) ; ("has Tul
les s
I I'l.u.n solo- Prelude ami Fugue '
' minor 'Ihnhi, "Snarls" (MosKowki)
! l-'hes I ' MlllV
, T'aiio miIo N'oiiuri'e ii.it iCho
pm I. Mavh. 1 .l;fi-li
Soprano solo Ues ((low). Mis
1 low ie.
i'iano s-olo Theme and Variations
!' iiiii-or (Haydn), (loorgia Siott.
i'iano olo Sonata K minor (dreig).
Andante Molto - Alia Menuetto; Jessie
Kinoi ii k.
Soiano solo -Aria "Joan d'Arc,"
tHemberg) Kmnin Marsland.
Piano tolo Concortbtuck F minor
(Wehcr). Alyse Swejlborg. Second pia
no, -Mr. Fames.
The (Hue club will meet tomorrow
e ening at 7 o'clock in Memorial hall.
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