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WILL ATTEND CONVENTION.
Chancellor Andrews Goes to D,
U. Conference.
Chancellor Andrews left lafit evening
for Chicago, whore he will attend the
seventieth annual convention of Delta
UpBllon, of which he Is a member.
Messrs. C. A. Davis, F. Day, M. P.
Campbell nnd E. R. Walton of the
local chapter, are also In attendance,
tho first two as delegates.
Among prominent men to take part
In the convention will be Judge E. B.
Sherman, honorary president of the
fraternity; Hon. Charles O. Dawes,
acting president; President Francis of
Brown University; President Jordan
of Stanford University; W. B. Cham
berlln. editor of tho Minneapolis
Journal.
THE FIRST DEBATE.
Class In Argumentation Begins
Active Work Today.
The first debate of tho Homester In
.. .etoric 17 the advanced course In
oral discussion takes place this after
noon In U. H. 10(5, at 2 o'clock. The
speakers will be Charles A. Sawyer and
Frank A. Brookings on the affirmative
and Albert M. Levy and J. G. H. llan
len on the negative of the proposition
that the direct primary system should
be Introduced Into Nebraska. The de
bate will as usual be followed by
criticism of It, tho class meeting two
consecutive hours. Tho debatees In
this course, as well as L.ose In Rhet
oric 15,are, as heretofore, open to
visitors.
TO BEGIN SERIES.
Prof. Ott's Lecture Sunday the
First of Many.
The first of a Berles of twenty men's
meetings will begin next Sunday at
the Oliver. Last year the interest of
the men in them was exceedingly great.
The character of the meetings could
not fall to attract. This year oven
greator efforts have been put forth to
make these meetings more successful
and attractive. Men of national prom
inence and distinguished ability have
been secure in advance.
Next Sunday Dr. Ed Amherst Ott.
who made such a hit here some time
ago in his lecture "Sour Grapes." will
speak on "The Masculine Christ." He
is a man of keen intellect and pleasing
personality, inspiring those whom he
addresses. Miss Maud Kendall will
render some vocal solos.
There is no charge for admission and
every man In the city is Invited. The
doors open at 3:30 p. in.
Y. W. C. A. Notes.
Prayer meeting leaders for sixth
week:
Monday Cleo Howard.
Tuesday Susie Kenyon.
Wednesday Eda Marquardt.
Thursday Eva Cooper.
Frirhry-'Miss Walker.
SUNDAY MEETING.
Tho recognition service of the Y. ,W.
C. A. will bo held on Sunday, 3 p. m..
U. 100. At this time tho new members
will be recognjged by the association.
All the old and new "members are
urged to be present.
The, reception at the First Baptist
church tonight, corner 14th and K
atroets, Ib for all students who would
enjoy a pleasant evening and meet the
many Baptist young people In our
city and unlvoralty. You are invited.
Turning's Dairy for Ice Cream,
Milk and Confectionary.
Pralrio chiclten and meats of all
kinds to tho queen's taste at the School
of Music Cafe. Try it.
Get tho best Henderson & Ames'
uniforms, at Armstrongs.
Union Shining Parlors. Shine, 5c.
Chairs for ladies. 1018 O street.
Homo Made Bread and Pastry.
The Homo Cafe, 214 So. 12th.
Dr. Lenh'off, '97, has moved to 145 1
So. 11th street.
Dr. W. E. Jack, Demist, 1301 O St.
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railway lines before purchasing tickets The
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has electricjfighted trains, solid vestibuled.
steam heated, equipped with every modern
safety device, heavy steel first-class road-bed and
many other advantages. Write to
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OMAHA, NEB.
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Prof. Heaid is devlBlng and build
ing some new apparatus for use In his
doss in plant physiology.
Several advanced botanical students
have heron "cited" to appear for ex
amination, with a view to entrance to
the Iibtanical seminary.
The forestry students have organized
ayclub which is to meet once a fort
night to discuss topics in their line
M work. They will meet In tho
botanlval lecture room in Nebraska
Hall.
Tho Y. V. C. A. received a collec
tion of new song books this week.
Tho books are loaned to the associa
tion by Von Ogden Vogt of Hoston.
The observatory will be open to
visitors Friday. Oct. 28, from 7 to 9
p. m., for a view-of Saturn.'
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"Miss Mabel Rojer, '04, is teaching
English In -the high school In Red
Falls, Minnesota.
Miss Cleo HowanFwil! spend Sun
day at hor homo at PaWTTee City.
I Lunches and meals that appeal to
you. Good Health Cafe.
Dr. A. R. Mitchell has moved to 145
So. 11th street.
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I Incoln Local Express, 1039 N street.
Roth phones.
If 'you got it at Armstrong's, It's
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' For Furs see Steele, 143 S. 12th St.
The best line to the great
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