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CHRIS' 13Afri' HOUSBMrurklsti,
salt glow; sulpho-saline; shower,' plala.
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OftUB RATES Throe suits, and O'coat
cleaned and pressed, fl per month. El
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BAGGAGE TRANSFER.
.iFAOEin , BROS., Basement Windsor
hbtei,. NoUlth St, aB;age' and', parcels?
"' DENTIST
i BOSTON Dentists, 1.3.19. 9 St.
..'Dlt. HA. SHANNON, 1138 0. AUto!
2823. Bell, 2126.
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POUND Viking pin; owner may
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paying for this nd.. NobraBkan oilico.
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May 18 and 19.
' Base balhKansaa and. Nebraska
Athlqtlc Hold.
' 7". May 19. ..
Freshman party. Walsh Hall.
; Sophoraoro Rarty. State 'Farm,
J ,. (May 21-22.
!;K Theodore Thomas Orchestra Audi-i-torlumV'
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"S May'23.
; Jf, RecitalAdvanced 'students, in Bio-.
,tuuuu muuiuuui nun, o y. ui.
!"' Ivy -day. Seniors and Juniors dls
j missed, from afternoon, classes.
. May 24.
College, of Medlclae Commencement
T.Omaha, '
May 25.
Annual competitive drill.
Pan-Hellenic Hop. Auditorium.
F May 26.
v Kansas-Nebraska track jrieet.
State
Fair grounds. 2:30T). m.
Union picxiiq. Epworth Lake Park,
4 '2 p. m-
If A sat ssfsaT 'M 1st to V ssT i ! fr sw si?
OLIVER THEATRE
-TONIGHT, 8:15
, AND ALL SUMMER
f Every lght at i:30.
; t - "c'P May 21-23)
, I Matlrieaa Wearies. A Saturday at 2:30,
Fulton Stock Co.
i" In a Rsfisrtsl.rs ef Standard Plays.,
) I'i Tw Play Each Wk.
, Last Half Week..... "HAZEL KIRK."
'; . Eve., 2fcf- 19c A 10c. M"at. 2Sc A 10c
! , - MONDAY NIQHT, MAY 21
BLANCHE WAtSH
The Wwiwi i the Case
'v Pries, $1.50, S1M0, 7tc, ami ffc.
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WympPMAT. A ; NISIT, MAY
TI MURPHY
GjrtMLLO
Minnesota to HaVe Pasteur Institute
k If prese'nt plans aro carriqd ouL
Mlnnesotqtfwlll soon bo provided with
aA complete Pasteur Institute, fpr ,-ihp
treatment of. rablos. , , ,
The prevalence of this disease later
lytapd tho distance -from any placo
Where ,troatraqnt,mqy bo obtained has
caused a movqment. to. bo started -to
establish a laboratory in the now Bac
teriological, bujldlng, under, the con
trql of (ho Statq Bpard qf: Health.
, At pres.ont. thq only Pasteur Insti
tutes ip. thq wpst.nre.at Chicago and
Ann Arbor.- Sufficient room has been
provided in tho new building and if art
appropriation can bo secured from the
legislature, the laboratory will ho
roady to receive .cases by next spring
The method "of - troatmont Is that In
general use In all institutes of the
kind. A rabbit, aftor being Inoculated
with tho -virus of the disease is' killed
and tho spiniH cord" emo'vcd'.f The
cord Is dried Jor a cerWIh humbeiot
days and an emulsion of it is injected
under tho patient's skin. Another In-.
Joctlon follows of a cord which has
boen dried a day or two less, then an
other still moro powerful, till the pa-
tlont can stand the pure virus. At this
stago tho patient is immune and tho
poison of tho original bite becomes
hnrmloss. Dr. ,Westbrook, tho'head of
tho Bacteriological department, will
probably bo .In. charge of the labora
tory when it ;is Installed. "
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Social Affairs Open Till One O'clock.
N 9- atChlcago.
-The contrast between tho recent nc
tion'by tho University relatiyo to ao
clal: functions, etc., and the action
takoij by the University of, 'Chicago
lately la rathor marked.., Instead of
having tWlO p. m. "quit-hour," here
Is what they say' at the Maroon Insti
tution: " 'Wo won't go home until morning,
"We won't go homo until morning,
We won't go home until mOrning,
Wewont go homtfat-nll.' -
"This famllla'r refrain, which has
hitherto boon so Inappropriate for var
sity use, will, with tho exception of
tho last lino, soon beginPlo be sung
about ttho campus, The students, men
and woTtrien, will be permitted to watch'
In tho smallest Jof the small TfoUrs of
the morning, The varsity has ruled
that social' affairs need not; close until
1 o'clock. In the morning." Daily Ma
roon, i
Exactly why Ihls difference in tho
time schedules of the' two institutions
should oxlsb is somdwhat of a puzzle..
j Curios and Customs of he Philippines.
mi. i. y. uumu ui mo university
Law School, '07, went out toi Emerald
last evening to give the neonlo a talk
j about the. Philippines. He will also
show them his curios, such as instru
ments of warfare, bows, arrows, bolos,'
guns and home articles of the natives.
The last consists of cooking utensils,'
native flat Irons, cocoanut spoons, cos-
j tumes of men, boys, and women. " He
also has some curios consisting of dec
orations, beads, mother-of-pearl- shells,
fgs? and hats. ' '
Mr. Ozman gives the talk in behalf
of x his old 'school mate and comrade;
Rov. Oliver Ht Langdon, who has
charge of the iCethodlst work at Emer
ald and attends Wesleyan University.
M.r, Ozman went to the' Philippines
with the. First Nebraska regiment aid
repalned .there ' alot. six- ysirs.- JH
wlU,:: dou bilees tire - tk; ' feep le-x ef ,
merald a, little, light on what might:
he. seta in. ourdistant nnuAulAai JJ
CAMPUS GLEANINGS
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Pennants. Unl. Book Store.
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The Lincoln -Local Bxpresa, 1343 0 St
Printing 3eotte Breie,
iStfc A- K.
r. tt gard, M2-3U Klekarda Bek
OhaplM Broe., FlorlaU." 127 go. 18tk.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma banquet
Friday ovenlng. '
. Besc 10 and 16 cent, meals, In the city.
The Phoenix,
SiKma TAU Will hfivn InlMntlnn of tht
Delta Upsllon house Monday- evening,
TypewHtlnsr. J. W. Brwtr. nick.
ards Blk. " ""
Illinois defeated Michigan In a
twelve innjng baseball game this week.,
Lloyd P. Stonq has a position in a
creamery In Oskaloosa, Iowa.
. Union . Shlninr Parlor Shias. . flv
oeatar chairs for ladles. 1018 O SL -
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Combnnv B hfid.fhnlr hlnwi of.
the Kanna "Slama houafe FHii'nv vn.
Ing, May 19.
Forbes Stables, livery, cab and bag
gage, 1125 P St. Bell B50, Auto 1550.
Tho Unlvorslty of Clllc.iirn DnrninHn
Club will present Pinero's "Trolawnoy
of tho Wells," ..June isL " - - -"S
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POR SALE A now $30 dross suit
for 20, Inquiro ntNebraskan office
Thursday at" chapel lme.
Arthur Fairbanks "has.beenppolnt
ed professor of Greek language attlm
University of MJchigan.yacatedvby tho
recent death'' of Pfpfesspr'PtfSngill. "
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University girls desiring worksfon
tho summer or during the coming
school year should leave their-names
with, Mrs. Barkloy or Miss Vibbard.
Several positions aro. available..
University women desiring positions
during the summer for tho comlng'col
lego year should register with Mrs.
Barkloy, dean of women, o? Miss Vib
bard, secretary ,Y. W. C. A. Several
goou positiqnq for thq summer aro now
available.
the llllni Bays: "The Installation of
the Zeta Nu.CIub as a chapter of Belta
Gammatodk place I Saturday night.
The ceremony was performed at the'
Kappa Alpha Thota house which had
been gonerousjy turned, over to tho
Delta Gammas for that day Txn& nght.'
Tho Installation work, which was done
by the chapter from Northwestern
Unfvorslty, began about eight o'clock
and was Immediately followed bv a.
banquet a,t thoouse. Tho grand pres-
lutjuiw iuo eororiiyj wish koso. Smith
of Leland Stanford University, and tho
grand' treasurer, 'Miss Margarethq
Sheppad of Northwestern University
wero both present ana .assisted in the
work;" . ., . r
Thomas' Orchestra.
Monday -night tho Srst ,of the
TtibmaB' Orchestra concerts will be"
gven at the Auditorium. Theso con
.certs will be the greatest musical
oventa itf the history of LJncoln and
will In all probability .determine
whether the capital, city is 'to bo in
cluded in the Thomas circuit in fu
ture Veans,
Tuesday's matinee musical .wjll , be
largely a University affair, theHgradu
atjkm, committee having arranged for
ttot concert to Uke the place of the
quatomaiTj,' oommencement recital';-
!frjr ""'-oruscxaBgee.unajecA, the
direction of Mrs. Raymond, will riro.
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