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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1904)
'- i?. VWP Jibe H)atl WebraeNn . if jfe dp Hebraskan A roiiHolklntlon of Tho HPHpcrlim, Vol. HI, Thu NbriHknn, Vol, 10 Sour-lot unci Oronm, Vol. 4. Julia Tompklna Kate Kendall Lucy Tompkins Grace Denny Mrs. Tompkins . ..Brlttanla Daughters Mr. Tompkins Clias. Wnllace Jorry Carl Hartley Editor In Chlof BaHlntwK MannRor Clreulntor John D. Rico A. O. Schrolbor A. F. Booker ASSOCIATE EDITORS HtmM . - - P. A. Ewlng AtUic - - h w- U" tomry - Dorothy Grn Rportr D. P. D Young nd Raymond H. McCw Topics For Arguments. 0pob; Killtorml, U 20!Ih: BiwinonH, U 211'j, Pot Olllco, Box 1!J, Station A. Lincoln. Bubwrlption Prlco, 'i por your, In ndvancc Kntond nt tin-poHtolllou rt Lincoln, Nobrruikii oh Hooond-cliiHH mull mutter Editorial Remarks Tho announcement of another band concert has aroused considerable Inter est anions University students, and a larger crowd Is expected to greet the second appearance, of this popular organization thnn attended their last appearance. During the past year the present band has has far exceeded pre vious companies of similar nature at tho University, and It Is up to the stu dents of Nebraska to Bhow their col lego patrloism by generously support ign any undertaking It may assume. In addition to this, tne object for which the concert is to bo given Is one which has commanded and should con tinue to command the lively Interest of every loyal Nebraskan. The band has amply demonstrated the college spirit that rules it by making a very generous pledge to the Temple Fund. While everyone is certain to receive much more than the mero value of his money, by attending the concert next Satur day night, therefore, tho opportunity of swelling the Temple Fund in addition should, anil doubtless will, fill Memo rial hall with an enthusiastic and ap preciative audience 1. Was the United States Justified In recognizing tho independence of Pan ama? 2. Is education a cause of Negro criminality? 3. Would tho United States be jus tified In seating Reed Smoot? 4. At tho University of Nebraska would the honor system of exalmna tlon bo preferable to the system now in ubo? 5. Should the United States annex San Domingo. 0. Was tho institution of chivalry favorable to the development of morals? 7. Would 11 be politic for the repub lican party to declare. In Its next plat form, for a definite revision of the tar i IT'.' 8. Was Sherman's 'March to the Sea" a politic move? 9. Was ancient Roman private life i loss happy than modern private? 10. Did ancient warfare require greater bravery than does modern? 11. Why did the North outgrow the South In population, wealth, etc, from 1790 to 1800? 12. Should contraband of war be limited to munitions of war? 13. It is desirable to employ convict labor on public highways? 14. Should the right of appeal In criminal cases before juries be abol ished appellate courts having full power to review the judgments of trial courts? English 14 (Argumentation) The last piece of work will be a brief due not later taan June 2. Special subjects, that is not In the following list, Professor Fogg will approve not later than May 21. A Play Has Successful Resuls. A fair sized crowd greeted the Dra matic dub's presentation of "Mr. Tompkln's Hired Man," In Memorial hall Tuesday evening. The production was well received, and, on the whole, well, acted. Following is the cast: Mr. Tompkln's Hired Man F. F. Myers Ills Cousin Lucy Van Home John Remington Ed Adams Prof. H. R. Smithat Chapel. Prof. H. R. Smith gave a very inter esting talk yesterday morning on the "Reclamation of tho Arid Lands of tho West." He gave a good descrip tion of the geography of tho western part of the state, gave figures on the amount of rainfall In the different sec tions of the state, and offered many sci entific, suggestions of how this vast region could bo made productive. Pleaso help tho poor. 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I THE GO OF Owned and Managed toy Students frl- '!! ;-fr !; !; -:-:5-- ?-- : : : ; ! : -;.; ;. T ARMY HATS 90c For Encampment there's none like them in town at the price J All Sizes t at. . . White Dvck Pants? $1.00, $1.50 Blue Flannel Shirts andwearat . . $100, $1.50, $2,50, $3.30. r THE B L. PAINE 5 Clothing Store 1217 O Street 49Il -jtE" ' - N? 1 N Sfr fr I ?' !' ! ! ! ;! ;-;. --4- ;.,.,, ;, '';. , KW 91 i Li w.
