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FALL ATHLETICS.
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The Athletic Board held a meeting
Tuesday afternoon of this week and
chose Mr. T. M. Stuart as assistant
coach. Mr. Stuart has played on tho
Michigan team for tho last two" years
and was a member of the Denver Uni
versity team for the two years previ
ous. He is a famous end and an ex
cellent punter.
The Board also decided to place on
sale season tickets for the games to
he played In Lincoln. General admis
sion will be $3.00 and grandstand reser
vations will cost $5.00 per book. These
ticket books can be obtained at the
ofllco of the University Treasurer in
the Admini8traton Building, or at
Harry Porter, 1123 0 street, com
mencing Wednesday, September 2Cth.
The new charging machine, designed
to develop speed in charging in the line
and built according to tho Yoat pat
tern, has beon set up on the Athletic
Feld and will be put into use at once.
This machine will be one of tho fea
tures of tho work this Fall and great
things are expected from it.
A new feature in gymnasium work
that will cause no little interest among
those interested in general athletics la
announced by Dr. Clapp. In his Phys
ical Education courses 13 and 15, ono
hour each week Is to bo devoted to
swimming in tho now pool at tho city
Y. M. C. A. and at least a part of an
hour In overy week Is to bo given to
elementary training In bo.Ylng. Both
of these features should prove very at
tractive to University men.
Y. M. C. A. NOTE8.
Lost and Found.
Lost: On Thursday In tho Admin
istration Building, an opal ring. Finder
ploaso leave with tho Registrar
Lost: Between 16th ana P and
Cameron's Cafo, a Peterson pipe. Re
ward for return to the Nebraskan
'Positions for Young Ladies.
Young ladles of the University do
siring to earn their way, wholly or in
part, should consult with Mrs. Barkley,
Dean of Women. ' Several choice po
sitions aro available.
Mr. Der Klndern, Newly Elected Sec
retary, Is Here.
Tho Y. M. C. A. recoptlon to Uni
versity men, which was to havo been
given tonight, has been postponed un
til next Saturday when it will bo held
elthor In tho Armory or In Art Hall.
As this will bo tho first reception
given by the Association this yoar
overy male student Is urged to attend.
Judging from present Indications,
this will bo tho most prosperous year
In tho history of the University Asso
ciation. Chairman Whito, of tho Bible
Study Committee, predicts a member
ship of five hundrod in hlsdepart
mont; A. E. Wolf, of tho Mission Study
Committee, ono hundrod; while Chair
man Swan, of tho committee on mem
bership, hopes to pass the five hundred
mark before Christmas.
In addition to this anticipated in
crease in numbers, tho Association
will havo a budget of thirteen hundred
dollars, an increase of four hundrod
dollars over last year's expenses.
Mr. der Klndern, tho new Y. M. C.
A. secretary, arrived In tho city from
his homo ln Indiana early this week
and entered nt once upon his official
duties. Mr. der Kindern Is a graduate
of Purduo University; class of '06,
where ho spent sovoral years In Y. M.
C. A. work. With his wldo experience
In this field of work, Mr. dor Klndern
will doubtless meot with tho same suc
cess which has- rowarded his prede
cessors in the University.
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Professor Barber spent his summer
vacation conducting a party thru Eu
rope undef tho supervision of tfio Bu
reau of University Travel. The Pro
fessor reports a pleasant and profit-alo-
trip.
Congressman Robert R. Hltt of Illi
nois died at his summer homo at Nar
ragansett Pier, R. I., Sept. 20.
Captain Worklzer III.
Tho popular Commandant, Capt.
Worklzer, succumbed to the attack
of tho notorious Jersey mosquito while
attending the National Guard rifle
shoot at Sea Girt, but Is roported to
bo about to resume charge of his $6
partment. Adjutant Wasson will-continue
t6 represent the'"" Military De
partment during tho Commandant's
temporary absence.
All members of the Military Sclonco
Department will'' report for duty at
tho Armory Monday, Sept. 24, at 5:00
p. mi
-Student Assistants Wanted.
- Tho department of Applied Me
chanics can uso two or threo Senior
pr Junior engineering students in tho
drawing rooms and laboratories. ,Sco
Professor Chatburn.
Students, Jltkntion
Thossrtoho intend taking Mechan
ical Drawing, Botany and Zoology
should inspect my line; the test
articles at prices of cheap goods.
Largest stock of Fountain Pens in
the city . . Haoe you seen the
neto History Cooer, a loose-leaf
one, for only 25c: History paper
8c per 100 sheets, 35c per 500
sheets. Come in and see for
yourself ". . , .
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Location 1123 0' Street, Lincoln.
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Convocation Announcements.
Monday, Sept. 24, DCAif C. E. Bes
sey, "How Plants Travel."
Wednesday, SopL 26, Prof. F. M.
Fling, "Tho French and Russian Rev
olutions." '
Chaplain, Dean E. W. Davis.
Frjday, Sept. 28, Music.
Monday, Oct. 1, Chancellor Andrews,
"Address.
Wednesday, Oct. 3, Librarian W. K.
Jowett, "How ito Uso tho Library."
Chaplain, Dean C. E. Bessey.
' Friday, Pet. 5, Music.
Newell J. Elliott, '04, has been" in
Lincoln for the past few days beforo
returning to Princeton.
Church Notices.
Tho First Baptist Church, 14th and
K streets. Opposite .Capitol. Dr, S.
Z. Batten, Pastor. A cordial Invita
tion Is extended to University students
to Join tho University 'Class which Is
to bo formed on Sunday at 12:00
o'clock. Dr. Batten Is to bo tho teach
er and a special course of lessons will
be arranged.
All Souls Church (Unitarian) 12th
and H street. ItGv. J. Lewis Marsh.
Morning service at 10:30. Sermon,
"A Test Of JeBus." Sunday schoolat
12 M. A special Invitation Is oxtondod
to University students to rittond all
the sorvlces of tho church.
Clyde Bullock, Phi Gam, Is again in
collego after a year's absence.
Call and examine tho now History
cover at Harry JPortor's, 1123 O St.
Miss Monto Thcobold, Delta Delta
Delta, Is visiting hor sorority sisters.
Leigh Krako, A. T. X., has returned
to the University after a year's abr
sence.
Robert Do Cou, Phi Gain, 08, -who
was out of school last yearns back
again. i
Debaters will bo Interested In an ar-N
tide to appear In Tuesday's Issue on
"Tho'Dobato Outlook," by Professor
Fogg.
M. A. Benedict, '00, Nebraska's fa
mous quarterback and punter, is with
tho Bfg Injun Mining company at Haw
thorne, Nevada.
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ments and Other Supplies at the Qld: Stand;
Call and see us before haying elsewhere
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