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Electric.il Parades, Confetti
BattlesGrand Illumination
and Many Special Attrac
tions. The Union
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will sell rou.id trip tickets
at one fare plus 50 cents
lor thj round trip. Tickets
on sale October 3rd to 7th
inclusive, good for return
ing October 10. Inquire of
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"If it pertains to athlotlca, wo make It."
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Academy Notes.'
The annual opening reception takes
place Saturday ovonlng. From eight
i to nine heads of departments in the
university. School of Music and the.
Lincoln Dental Collego and the resi
dent parents of students will bo wel
come. From a o'clock till well, till
later tho academy students take en
tire possession. During the faculty
hour Mrs. L. A. Sherman will serve
Ices and dtuing the student Influx Mrs.
T. H. MrGahey. tho mother of Miss
t Florence McGahey, will preside. Guests
will be served by Misses Mabel Ash
ley, Florenco Hirst, Helen Wajgh, Zola
Dellecker, Anna Hoofer and Jane Blan
ihaid. A mandolin quartette will strive
for a hearing with the social chat. It
Is unfortunate that the university has
announced a function for tho same
hour, bat as the academy rarely with
draws defeated It will have it out on
this occasion.
Speaking of defeat make3 the foot
ball men look sad. Despite an ad
miiablc coach, an energetic manager
and a popular, earnest captain such
as Messrs Graves, Myers and Miller
have proven themselves to be foot
ball languishes. The disagreeable ne
cessity for dismissal of the old coach,
delayed the practice and discouraged
the old men. The boys announce a
heart-to-hearl conference with the stu
dents at char el Monday morning. The
real difficulty is that so many of last
year's team have entered the uni
versity. Tho new men. although so
numerous that class rooms are in
adequate, feel little enthusiasm as yet
for academy enterprises. The Omaha
and York games demand better ma
terial than has yet appeared and un
less the new men get out to practice
the prospects for a good season so
bright two weeks ago will take a
tumble.
With this exception the opening
week has been very encouraging to
fi lends of the academy. The increase
In new regular students has been re
markable. The chemistry ( lass has
jumped from thirty last year to forty
four this year. The Caesar class num
bers over forty and the new course In
argumentation, given by Mr. G. A. I.ee,
is ery flattering to this enthusiastic
teacher.
Announcement is now being made
of threo correspondence courses, two
in English by Dr. U A. Sherman and
Prof. F. A. Stuffand one in American
History by Prof. H. W. Caldwell
Adjunct Professor C. E. Persingor
nnd Instructor I . E. Aybworth. These
courses are so important and so much
of an innovation that their descrip
tion must be deferred to another dav.
Conservatory Notes-
The faculty concert of the conserva
tory scheduled for Friday evening.
September 30. was postponed until
Thursday ovonlng, October G. The pro
gram will be given in Memorial Hall
and the general public is Invited. Tho
program consists of piano solos by
Mr. Eames and Mrs. Jones; a trio, in
cluding string and piano, by Miss
Elche, Mr. Wilson and Miss Dales, and
vocal K0I03 by Mr. Carr. Miss Closson
and Mr. Kilpatrick
A number of changes have been made
in tire Instructors at the conservatory.
Mr -Carr, from Pittsburg, Pa., will
assist Mr. Kilpatrick In the vocal de
partment Miss Glossen, a graduate of
tho Lincoln University, and Miss Schu
ler, of Nashville, Tenn., are new teach
ers in the Instrumental work. Twenty
girls are now residing at the con
servatory. GERMAN 13.
All students who have registered for
German 13 aro requested to meet at
11:00 a. m. Tuesday, October 4. In
Room N. Ill
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Get the best Henderson & Ames'
uniforms, at Armstrongs.
Candies, Baked Goods and Ice Cream
at Maxwell's, 13th and N.
Armstrong Clothing Company, prac
tical hattors.
Go to B. L. Paine's for the now
Cadet cap..
Fleming, 1211 O St., is showing a
nice line of jewelry.
Lincoln' Shining Parlor, 1018 O St.
Chairs for ladies and gentlemen.
Meals or Lunch. Good Health Cafe.
Price, $30.00
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