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Today. Hofihonioro (lass meeting, 11
a. in. Memorial hall.
Mooting Inteniass Athletic board, j
M C. A. rooms 11 a. m.
No. ). Kev. (. W. Jones, St Paul's
( Iiurch at chapel
Nov Id -Junior class meeting ("torn
leiture 100m, Chem. Hall
No 11. Music at cliniiel
Medical society meeting 8 p in
Stag inception, state farm. 7 .'lit p m
Nov 12- Nebraska-HR.skell football.
Kansas City.
N'o 111 Beginning Y M (' A wool.
of prayer.
o IS. Freshman I aw hop, No 18,
'04, Fraternity Hall.
Party University woman's building
Nov. 19. Ncbraska-Bellevue football
game.
Meeting of Forestry club. It. 102 Neb.
Hall. 8:00 p. in.
Campus Gleanings
Clarence Stcen visited in Beat lice
Sunday
Clee Club rehearsal tonight at 7
j harp Memorial hall.
Mr Bullock of Norfolk, is pledged to
Phi (lamina Delta.
.1 H Smith '0.1 Is working for M
K. Smith Dry Goods house at Omaha,
Nebr.
Howard Saxton. law 'Oil, who is now
practicing law in Omaha, was in town
jc-torday
CI. II. Logan, law '012. was on t he
campus yesterday, shaking hands with
old friends.
M S S-hallenberger of Alma, Nebr.,
attended the Pni (lamina banquet Sat
urday night
K .1 Ferguson, '03 is working for
the General Electric Compan at
S henectady. N. Y.
A F Meuer 02. Is employed with
the Nelson Morris Pa king Co.. at
Kansas City, Mo.
It. S. Molony of Humboldt. Nebr.,
witnessed the game Saturday and spent
Sunday at the A. T. O house
The Woman's faculty club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. A. IS. Howell, 518 U. 10.
Ben Conley, of Beatrice, an old uni
versity student visited friends in the
city Saturday and watched the Iowa
game
The Engineering society will meet
tomorrow evening in Mechanics' Arts
hall, room 211. Professor Chatburn
will speak on "Lincoln pavements"
Zobe Townsend, last ear's captain
of the baaeball team, visited hit; fra
ternit brothers Saturday He has a
position in the B & M headquarters
at Omaha
See Fleming. 1211 O street, about
your jewelry; special attention to re
pairing. Don Cameron, lunch count r. 114
So'Tnli st. New table service Hi) So.
12th.
Get the best-r-Hendorson & Ames'
uniforms, at Armstrongs.
I.omlng'a Dairy for lea Cream,
Milk and Confectionary.
Dr. A. It. Mitchell has moved to 145
So. 11th street.
Dr. Lonhoff, 97, has moved to 14.")
So. 11th stree't.
Arm&trong Clothing Company, prac
tical hatters.
1 incoln Local Express, KKW N street.
Both phones.
If you got It at Armstrong's, it's
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Y. W. C. A. Notes.
In his talk before the association
on Sunday afternoon Dr. Stein brought
out the aparent indifference to spirit
ual things on the part of people today
He mentioned the three-fold nature of
man and called attention to the fact
that the intolloctual and even the phy
sical are oftentimes developed to the
neglei t of thejjpirltual
There were three reasons given lor
this (1 ) This is an age of specialists
when men strive for perfection along
one line (2.) The spirit of commer
cialism has so pervaded the lives of
men that all else is forgotten in the
wild rush for wealth. (3.) Atropiiy al
ways arises from disuse. This laat was
especially Impressed that a talent, a
mind, one spiritual lile allowed to fall
nito disuse will soon become useless.
Rr-r Stein's talk was most helpful
and interesting and the moeting was
one of "the best so far held.
Miss Mattle Patrick has left school
on account of .1 health. She went to
her homo at Pawnee City Saturday.
Y. W. C. A. members who have not
paid their dues, will please do so aa
loou as possible. ec the treasurer,
Miss Grace Coppoc-k, at tho Y. W. C.
room on Monday, Wednesday and
Fiidny, 11:30 to 12:30.
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