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A consolidation of
Tho llPHporJan, Vol. ."1. Tlio PJobruHlcan.
Vol. 10, Scat let and Cream, Vol. 4.
PulillHhcd dally, except Sunday and
Monday, at the University of NeltraHka,
Lincoln, Neb., by tho Hesperian I'ubllsh
InK Co.
Application innclo for entry at tho
postolllco at Lincoln, Nebraska, as
second class matter tinder act of Con'
gross of March 15, 1S7!.
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Board of Directors.
Stout. Laurence Foa.slor.
II. P. Lcavltt
DwlKbt Crnmer.
A. 0. Schrelbor.
Manager Fred Naughton
Circulation. ... V. K. Standoven
TclcphoVie Automatic 1528
NlgRt Telephone Automatic 2365
Hubscrlptlon Price. J2 per year In advance
The mass meeting held for the Glee
and Mandolin Clubs In Memorial Hall
yesterday morning shows what enthu
siasm can be stirred up In the Uni
versity when the cause demands. The
students displayed a spirit in the meet-,
lug , which Is very commendable In
deed and every suggestion of the lend
ers was curried oul to the letter. It
llic enthusiasm of yesterday morning
continues until after Friday night It
Is sure that the Glee Club concerts
will be a great success financially. The
students have demonstrated what they
could do Tor Univcrslt. affairs In the
past and tonight Is to see the repeti
tion of the same old spirit that carries
with it tho determination "to do or
die."
University spirit Is n gueat, gram
and glorious thing to possess. Each of
us claim to hnvo our f till share, but
some of us .iro loth to display It. u
the tood old days of football we are
occasionally called together at a mass
meeting or a game and such bursts
of onthuslasm. nro hetu'd as would do
( the heart of the blaclesf pessimist a
world of good. Yesterday we were
given an opportunity to frlvo vent to
a few yolls and cheers and many
seemed to realize for the first time
that their spirit and interest was dy
ing out, being lost in the vicissitudes
pf study. Many seemed to find It a
groat relief and thorough onjoyment
to be able to' cheer right out loud with
out being reprimanded forjt and they
proceeded to give way to their feel
ings. Tho management of the con
Rcncon opened.
I liMolu, (i.
Minneapolis, 13.
A good crowd wiliieocd the initial
little on "Ducky Holmes' "diamond
enterday, the bleachcis being packed
and the grandstand well filled
"DuckyV Mryanitca lined up again?,
the Minimal, oils team of the America. l
Afc.soi i.ition, and though the score
showed thliteen chalk marks to the
cirdil or the Millers, to only six credit
r.mik foi the Hryanltes yet the multi
tude seemed well pleased.
A fair estimntc could hardly be
made or the strength or the team a
several men have not yet arrived and
their positions were being filled b
others. The field was very heavy after
the lecent rains and at times the play
ers could barely move in their track.
Ntveithclccs some good sharp play.'
were made and the team with practice
and a little experience playing to
gether will undoubtedly prove, a
sliong one. Tho Millers had consid
erable advantage as they have been
playing together for some time and
have a numbei of their last year mei.
who were team mates before.
Lincoln opened with C. Holmes in
the box and tho visitors seemed to
find his curves ht will. In the fifth
McCormick was put in and ho sue
ccoded In holdinnktho enemy down .i
little better. McConnJck was with
Creighton University oTxQmaha last
year and Is making his defjtit among
professional company. He pitched
only two innings and chalked up three
strike outs to his credit. Ho gives
promise-of being a good man as sooi
as he gets his "sea legs" and a little
more confidence In himself
Today and tomorrow "Ducky's"
bos will try out with the varsity and
a large crowd is expected down at An
telope park. This will be a double at
traction, as tho spectators will have a
chance to ger a line on the actions of
Captain Morse's men as well as tho
Bryanitcs.
Alter the tw.o games with the var
sity, Manager Holmes has two games
scheduled with Milwaukee April 9th
and Kith.
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CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN
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to you.
Heretofore we have sold clothing for men, youths and boys. Now
we arc prepared to fill your wants with fine suits, tailored expressly
for young men.
This is a good example of the advancement of the ready-to-wear
clothing science, as these faultlessly tailored suits from a master de
signer are far ahead af anything ever before attempted by any clothes
builder in America.
The exclusive and handsome styles, the excellent materials, the H
perfect tailoring, the faultless fit of these especially designed suits can M
only be found in this new line which we have provided for this Spring U
Season. H
Maybe your tailor could make equal garments at three times the M
cost note that we say "Maybe" for unless your tailor is one of the U
very best he could not produce the equal of one of these ready-to- H
WUcll BUIIU.
Won't you come and see these new creations? We will be pleased,
indeed, to have you try on a coat or two of your size. We will not ask
you to buy, Just come In for a "look."
You. are always welcome.
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University Students.
The attention oF all University stu
dents is called to the meeting Sunday
afternoon in Memorial Hall-at 4 o'leok.
Besides the address, there will bo a
special program of music composed of
selections by Miss Maud Kendall an 1
also by the University Young Men's
Christian Association Quartet. It is
unnecessary to say any word of com
mendation for Mias Kendall. She is
well known In University circles and
Is the most popular singer In the city.
Tho quartet ha3 also won a very en
viable reputation by this- time. '
Tho addrcps will be made by Mr..W.
certs to be given this afternoon and j C. Swearer of Korea. Ever since ils
evening say .hero Is no limit on choor-i Equation, from Alloghony Collego
lag-; nay, more-they oven promise, to
' occasion IfTJ Show that your Unlvor-
sity spirit Is neither dead nor dormaTTTj
and show tho bojs that you appieolatc
their oforts to put up tho best club
possible to represent our University.
Go to tho cpneert.
Y. W. C. A.
Girls, do not forget that the Y. W.
C. A. service will be hold as usual
next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
An Easter service has been planned.
Miss Vtbbard will give us a message
and special music has been arranged.
The Y. W. C. A. double quartette will
sjng two selections. "Palm Branches"
will be sung by Laura Rhoades, also
"Easter Dawn" by Miss Vibbard. It
Mr. Swearer has been doing mission
ary work in this land of the Orion:,
and his efforts have 'brought very sig
nal success. He has had general over
sight, of tho work in Korea and dur
ing his administration over 10)
churches have been organized and 5.0QP
members added. This service is for
all University students, both men and
women-.
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who have held commissions in the
Battalion are requested to turn In their
names to tho Commandant as soon as
possible. JNO. G. WORKIZER
Captain 2nd U. S. infantry,
Commandant.
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