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take them to any depot, or will
move them to any part of the city
will ""cajl and get your chocks
Vlthbut extra "chargo and dollver
yourxbaggage.We furnlBh hacks
any tlmoday or-nlght. Our ofllc
Is.noYer closed Fine carriages for
"funerals a specialty. Both' phones.
m MAKE EVERYTHIH6 W SELL,
Net Lovct s Snuer Iravt.
Molasses Kisses
Hieh Grade Confftctions
Pine Box Candy tror;1
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Sclejico department out In a body for
.that stunt, since, they know how many
eyes make n stew, etc., but Misses
Schwab, Ensor and Hampol will do
their level best to mako the event tho
most;popular one on tho program
And, sny, Just notice tho strictness
with which tho flold meet Is to bo car
ried on. Look over tho rules of tho
field and toll ua '.'ain't- them a strict
bunch."
No one allowed Inside the "ropes
'coptln' contestants and ofllclals.
No llck-hor Bold on tho grounds.
No" slot machines after arrival of
guests,
.JNo smoking by olther sex.
Chew tho rag. (No gum on tho
grounds.) -
Gambling and bookmaklng prohibit
ed, under penalty of law (school).
Bribery cases punishable by two
weeks dismissal from library.
Knockers, to tho woods Skldoo!
Arid the committee assures you that
"Square' deal" will be" tho watchword
and havo accordingly arranged for a
fow officials.
R0foree".de avents Swan.
Her highness, ttyo umplro Florence
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RogulatorlbusqUo la timekeeper
Burr. .
Attache .lim score-keoper 'Itudders
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Master of tho-fpg horn Klowltt.
Push-on-adm-startor Vasson.
Whoa-back-re-stopiior Harvey..
OJIlclaT( care Inker of accoiiteraments
Marriott.
Lord High Chancellor. of tho course
Prof. Barber. j
""Jiady Low Chancellor of the coui'se
Mrs. Barber.
Utility man and general factorum
Yoder.
Committee . In charge of sponges
Swen8bnv
Ofllclal Yn -waiting theother Swon
son. ' - v
Deans of tho court-of decIslonsv(as
sistant professors of court of appeals)
Menifee and Cook. ;
X- Program. "
Standing broad, grin v -.
McLaughlin, Matters, Miller.
Hammer throw ,
Verne Hall, Cella Foster,Pearl Mur-
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Ten knot needle race
-Clark, -Mills, Carpenter.
Voice vnlut
Joslyn, Long, Miss Rhoades, -Boulla
Greenwald.
Eating; race-
Fowler; Overman; Eaton.
Potato raco
Nell Schwabr Misses Ensor, Hempel.
Shot ppt
Fenlon, Mueller, Crltes.
junlor-SenTbr Reception.
Tho 'Juniors had decided to sell
printed. Invitations to Juniors only at
35 cents apiece. Instead of levying an
-assessment for tho reception. This
decision was reached yesterday morn
ing at "a, -meeting of the finance com
mittee of the Junior class.
1ho glrlagjbuy invitations ' with en
velopes', ready for mailing, and send
them to t,heir choice Senior boys, with
thelV names .attached, Such .Senior
boys as 'are invited are then to accom
pany the girls inviting them. Tho
boys buy Invitations without en
velopes and must ask and bring, a
Senior girl, Seniors, remember that
the 'Juniors pay the, bill, so you must
not be backward about accepting in
vitations. Invitations can be gotten
from Mr. Pepperburg pr any of the
finance committee.
Union Shlnlnr Parlor 8hiae, Ivs
cents; chairs forladiM. 1018 O St
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Tho Lincoln :Local Express, 1343 0 St
Printing George ifirss... 13th ic N.
Tho Betas will entertain next Friday
evening.
Don Cameron's nowlunch counter;
quick service. 119 So 12th St.1 -
Thomas' Orchbstra.
' Monday night . tho first of the
Thomas ' Orchostra concerts will bci
given' nt the Auditorium: These cOn
corts will be the greatest musical
ovents in tho history of Lincoln and
will --in all probability determine
whether the capital city Is to be in
cluded In tho Thomas circuit Int fu
ture years.
Tuesday's matinee musical will be
largely a University affair, ttib gradu
ation committee having arranged for
that concert to take tho place of the
customary commencement recital.
The united chorus classes, under tho
direction of Mrs. Raymond, will repre
sent tho University.
Botany Specimens.
Yesterday tho Department of Bot
riny received flyo big boxes full of
specimens for the' University herba
rium.. They wore, purchased in Franco
ahdWopresentho Jlfework of one of
tho many French botanists of, the past
generation. The collection numbers
nearly ton thousand specimens and .in
cludes a species from France, Austria
Hungary, Switzerland, Germany, Al
glors, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Denmark,
Sweden, Norway, Turkey, Greece, etc.,
etc. It will add quite, materially to
mo uauiumcDo ui. mu uuiuuiiuui,
Notice to Graduate Faculty:
The thesis for the doctor's degree:
prepared by Miss Elda R. Walker on
"The Structure oftlio PlstllSsOf Some
uluooca id uun iu i.iiu uiiuuLcuui a
olllce for the inspection of membbrs
of the graduate faculty. It records
thOvdlscovery of a third carpel rln the
rjlstilVof species pf grasses belonging1
toten (of-tho thirteen) tribes of the,
grass. famlly.Ns,kThls theslsywUl. remain
In the Chancellors office until noon of
May 31. , vCHARLESJS. BESSEX.
Unlvoraltv worriondcslrlne nosllions
during tho summer for- the coming col
lege year should register with Mrs,
Barkley, dean of women, or Miss' Vlb
bard, secretary Y. W. 0. A. Soveraf
good positions for thesummer are now
avauaoie.
Tom Watson's Maqazine. ,
"the magazine with a purpose back of
It." wns PRtnhHshnd to tfianh tho host'
.way of abolishing theso special privi
--F , , ,.,, -- - - , -.
leges, and, hence, of rendering the,
trusts powerless cto rob tho public; It
is a big monthly magazine of 128
pages, with illustrations, cartoons,
Mr. Watson's brilliant editorials, spe-'
clal articles, a serial story, novelettes.
snort stones .ana poems, oy tne
world's best writers'. Regular price,
$1.00 per year; 10 cents the copy, at
all newstands.' Everyone is interested
in knowing the best way to euro the
trust evil and how tcTbring it about.
Now In Its second volume, Tom Wat
son's Magazine is firmly established,
and Its circulation is growing rapidly;
but we want to' add a hundred thou
sand subscriSers to our list in" tho
next month or two.
Queer's University.
Assistant professor of Classics; sal
ary, $1,200. Applications for the posi
tion will be received until June- 1st.
Prpfossor of Latin; salary, $2,000.
Applications for 'the position will be
received until September lit
Assistant professor of History; sal
ary, si,zuo. Applications win oe re
oelved until September 1st
All appointments are provisional for
two years,
GEO. Y. CHOWN,
Registrar;
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