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1 PROFE880R WALLACE BACK.
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eturn8 from Two Yoars of Study
Abroad.
' Professor Wallaco, who litis been
studying in Europe tho past
two
years, arrived in Lincoln yesterday
afternoon and will moot his classes
today.
,-Upon leaving tho University In tho
sjirJng of 1904, Professor Wallaco wont
t6 England, whero ho carried on some
Original Investigations In tho Interests
of his dopartmont, English Litoraturo.
jj was during this research work that
hjO discovered tho Shakespearean
ro)lo roforred to In Associated Press
dispatches at tho time as William
Shakospoaro's "meat bill."
1 liV tho fall of that year Professor
yallaco wont to Gormany, whero he
tOOk his degree as Doctor of Philoso
phy this spring.
During tho past summer Dr. Wal
laccTlravolod In Italy and Greece, re
turning to America early this month.
University Journal.
Tho Unlvorslty Journal, which has
Upon Issued fpr tho last two yoars
under- tho dlrootion of Mr. T. M. Hodg
n)an, will henceforth bo under the
ocljtprlal supervision of Professor H.
K. Wolfe. Dr. Wolfo was formerly
jn'rholptil of tho Lincoln High School
and. wont from there to" tho "Univer
sity of- Montana, whore ho was in the
Dopartmont of Education. Professor
Wolfo Is at present professor of Edu
cational Psychology in this Univer
sity. Ii his work on tho Unlvorslty
Journal Professor Wolfo will bo as
Blstod by an ablo corps of assistants.
Students' Reception.
Tho Christian unurcn at Fourteenth
and M streets will give a reception
to all University students on Friday
evening, Soptombor 28, from 8 until
10 o'clock. A special program Will
bo rondorod and now students espe
cially aro urged to attend.
Tho uncvonness of registration In'
Rhetoric I classes nopessitatos the
bhlftlng of a largo number of students
&ffom.ono;dlylslan to another, some di
ivlBto'!rfasljqIng-vory largo,- while others
have only a fow members.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL,
Edith Butler, 'OG, of Omaha, Is In
the city-.
The place to buy a fountain pen.
The University Book Store.
Mabel Stevens, '05, is teaching In
the South Omaha schools.
Frank Caughoy, ex. '08, is doing
Journalistic work In South Omaha.
Every person connected with tho
University Book Store Is a student.
Miss Glaldeth Denny will teach this
winter In Custer county, near Broken
Bow. .
Grace Trigg and Lucia Wolfonbar
ger, '00, are teaching In tho Lincoln
schools.
Buy your shoes at Sanderson's.
They have the swellest shoes that
grow.
It Is rumored that Fonlon, tho fa
mous 'Varsity baseball man, will join
the Whitesox next spring. '
Miss Wilson, '04, fellow In French
Inst year, Is teaching French and Latin
at Mills College, Oakland, California.
ClarenceG. Johnson, who has been
working on. tho Lincoln Trade Review
for several ye"ars7 Is ack at school
this fall. . '
Query: Is tho building In process
of construction nortir of tho Armory
for use as a grain elevator or a fire
department?
Girls, don't forget, tho Bible and
Mission Study classes that the Y. W.
C. A. Is offering. They begin earnest
work next week.
Miss Reese, follow in, French last
year, returns to tho University as as
sistant instructor, after spending tho
summer In Paris.
Johnny Edmonds, 'Q8, who was out
Of school last year, has returned to
complete his course In Italian Art and
Animal Husbandry.
Book Store
Miss Clara Wilson, '09, Is working
as assistant "kindergartener" at the
Hayward building, and carrying some
University work as well.
H. J. Nelson, scholar in Psychology
from Baker College last year, has
gone to Madison, whore ho holds a
similar position In the Department ol
Philosophy at the University of Wis
consin. University girls aro urged not to
forgot tho noon prayor -and song ser
vice held each day in the Y. W. C. A.
room from 12:20 to 12:30 p. m.
Dr. Sanford, the now assistant pro
fessor In tho Latin Department, has
already become popular. Tho girls
say ho has "such a sweet voice!,"
Dean Ward says: "You may toll
your customers that A. A. Water
man's self-lllllng pens aro all right.
Sold by the Unlvorslty Book Store.
T. M. Hodgman, Inspector of Ac
credited Schools, has moved his office
from University Hall to the second
floor of tho AdmlnlEtration Building.
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'Professor WilTari- Kimball of the
School of Music js lnCJiicago tem
porarily. He Is expected to return to
Lincoln early next week.
Mr. G. A. Pearson of last year's For
estry class returns this year for his
Master's degree. Ho will' alsoassIst
In the dopartmont of Forestry during
tho year.
Tho School of Agriculture has de
cided to reissue Its monthly publica
tion, "Agriculture," and therefore will
not use a portion of tho Unlvorslty
Journal as formerly.
Billy Wilson, of football fame, and
Hugh Cook, the- 'Varsity fielder, are
visiting with University friends this
wee:t. They played' ball with tho
Beatrice team this summer
Joe Swenson, '08, has returned to
tho University after spending three
months ' as special representative of
tho Underwood & Underwood' Photo
company.'. Uk? reports ..a., successful
summer. .
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Pearl Gaddls and Clarence Morse,
both Kappa Sigma, started last even-
Ing on an engineering trip into tho'
Big Horn Basin for the Burlington.
They will not be in school this se
mester. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Miller and Dr.
and Mrs. E. H. Barbour will give a
dinner on Tuosday, October 2, at tho
home of Mr. Miller in honor oKMr.
and Mrs. William Jennings Bryant
Many University friends of Mr. Bryan
will be present.
The Domestic Art division of thoT
Home Economy Dopartmont -is at
present homeless, but as soon as tho'
bones arid stones have been removed
from the present Museum room, in
the southeast corner of "Nebraska
Hall, it will bo turned over to tho
amateur homo decorators for an nbld
lng place.
Professor Miller of tho Department
of Forestry, was married last summer
to Miss Evelyn Miller, a teacher In
the Westport High School, Kansas
City. Both Mr. and Mrs. Mlllor aro
Hawkeyes.
Professor Wyer, the former librarian
here, has just received another ad
vance. He went to New York tpac
cept tho position, of reference' librarian'
in the-Now York State Library, at tho:
same time carrying the work of vico
dlrector of the Now York Statd
Library School. He has now boon afT
pointed vice-director and will confine"
his work to that position.
.Last year the Y. W. C. A. held spe
cial mass meetings for tho girls every.
Sunday a.ornoon. This year a now
arrangement has been made, and tho
meetings will be held on Fridays, be
t'ween five and six o'cloclc. In this
way, it Is hoped, many more girls
than before will bo able to attend)
There is always special music anj
usually a special speaker at these
meetings. Don't forget thorn.
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J. C. Carlberg, '04, has returned to,,
tho University and will complete hl$
course In Engineering. ;
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