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THE DAILY NEBRASKAIN,
CADET OFFICER8.
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Commissioned Officers Appointed for
Ensuing Year.
With tho oxcoptlon of a major and
ono second lloutohnnt, tho Hat of com
missioned ofncors for tho onsulng year
la complete Tho following mon have
boon appointed cadot captalnB:
L. A. Hlgglns, Company A.
C.C. McWllllams, Company B,
C. D. Slaughter, conipany C.
Don WllBon, company D.
Cadot first lieutenants:
A. E. Burr, Company A.
L. K. Noodham, Company B.
A. B. 'Campboll, Company C.
B. It. Hunt, Company D.
Cadot second lloutonants:
C. C. Hickman, Company A. -B.
K. Eaton, Company B.
W, R. King, Company D.
Cadot lieutenant of Artillery:
A. B. Cramb.
Cadot lieutenant of Signal Corps:
M." A. MlllB.
Cadot Houtonant of Band:
W. F. Andorson.
Tho list of non-commlssloned ap
pointments will bo announced Tues
day,,Octobor 2.
FORMER NEBRA8KAN INJURED.
C. C. Pullls, '96, a Victim of the San
Francisco Earthquake.
C. C. Pullls, '9G, who was seriously
lnjurod during the earthquake at San
Francisco last spring, has returned to
his company In tho regular army.
Lioutonant Pullls was Injured by a
premature, explosion of dynamite
while attempting to chock tho fire.
Mr. Pullls was captain of Company B
whlloln tho University.
Academy Notes.
Miss. Woodford will bo Instructor In
German and Botany at tho Academy.
She will also chaperono. Kappa Alpha
Thota Sorority.
Miss Beams, a "University graduate,
who taught In tho high schools of To
bias nnd Castor, succeeds Miss Nellie
Dean as instructor In Latin and Eng
lish. Miss Doan Is a teacher In tho Spo
kane, Wash., High School.
The Glee Club.
Director Gillespie Is not satisfied
with tho progress of registration for
the Glee and Mandolin Club try-outs.
More men should got their applications
in at once.
Tho old club will hold a rehearsal
Monday ovonlng to try over the old
songs with a view to appearing In
chapel next week.
8tudents Reception.
. Tho Secbnd Presbyterian EndeaiorJ
qrs will give an Informal recoptlon to
University students Friday evening,
Oct. 5th, In tho church parlors, at
T-wonlatslxth and Q streets. All Uni
versity students, now and old, aro most
cordially Invited.
Civil 8ervlce Examination.
Examinations will bo held at tho
postofflco In Lincoln on November 21,
190G, for postoflco clerks and letter
carriers In tho Lincoln postofflco. For
full information apply at Postage Due
Window. fc
Lockers.
.The Department ot Physical Education-desires
to announce that lockers
will be given out next week beginning
Monday, October 1, at 11 o'clock.
' k ' Engineers.
- The class In 'Contracts for Engineers
meets from 5 to 6 p. m. on Monday. .
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The Charge of the Co-Eds.
Half a block, half a block,
Half a block onward,
Thru tho south entrance gate,
Wont tho six hundred. .
Strolling for Boclal time,
Rushing to spend a dime,
Out during chapol-tlme,
Went tho six hundred.
Frat man and barb arrayed,
Was there a girl dismayed?
Yes, for they felt that they
Somehow had blundered;
Tholr's nofr to mako reply,
Thelr's not to reason why,
There's but to breathe and fly!
Wretched six hundred!
Smokers to right of them, "
Smokers to loft of them,
Smokers In front of them,
Clustered or sundered;
Puffed at by listless "swell,"
Stormed at with smoke and smell,
Into tho jaws of well;
Poor, poor six hundred!
Annie Jones, A. O. P., Is attending
Bryn Mawr College this winter.
Miss Howell Is again In charge of
her classes.
Minnie Jansa, '05, Is teaching at
Newman Grove.
Swell, snappy ?3.50 and $4.00 shoos.
Sanderson's,
Miss Abble Brlch, '05, expects to
spend the winter In Las vvegas, Now
Mexico.
Bertha Korn, '04, Is Industrial Sec
retary of Y. W. C. A. work In Utlca,
Now York.
Tnl'a T?raalnr Tl O who hflH hfiftn
111 with tonsllltls,. returned to school
yesterday.
G. H. Wellenslck, '06, is working
for tho Westinghouse Company at Wll
klnsburg, Pa, .
Warren F. Day, '06, Is with tho Trl
Stato Irrigation Company In Scotts
Bluff county.
Some one suggests that the now
walk between tho Library and the Ad
ministration Building mars .the beauty
of the .campus. There should be an
other "museum" there.
DR. M. H. ALEXANDER,
Dentist Auto Phono 2516, 1213 O St.,
Lincoln, Neb.
TSvery, person connected with tho
University Book Store is a stuueni.
For Saturday
A Special Display
Of Men's Suits
$12.50, $15.00 and $18.00
A display that embraces a wide
range of patterns and styles and the
values are unusual Our object Is to
place our moderately priced -suits be
fore the public for comparison. Re
' member we specialize in correct-fitting
clothes, no matter what price you
pay. We invite you to see them, even
though you do not care to buy.
We offer tempting values in Men's
Fancy Vests,, .new patterns at $1.50,
$2.00 and $2.50.
Magee & Deemer
"Kensington Suits,"-they fit.
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University Students, Your Attention at Our
Jewelry Department
Wo have just received a beautiful line of UNIVERSITY PIN8 in
NEW DESIGNS that will please you, and the kind you have been
looking for. They are now on display at our JEWELRY DEPART
MENT for your Inspection, and at prices that will suit you.
Sterling Silver Pins at 23c and 48c. Wo carry a large Unb of
University Seal Pins at 50c, 75c and $1.00.
Wo aro carrying a 8PECIAL LINE of MANICURE INSTRU
MENTS, such as nail files, cuticle knives, scissors, etc., that will
please you, and they will fit nicely in your purse. Prices, 19c and up.
Nail file and case, special, 25c.
EXTRA SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY Gold Filled 8lgnet
...Waist Set; 3 Pins in a set; Engraved Free. Worth $1.00. 8peclal,
48c. Each set warranted to wear.
Eyes Examined Free by OUR EYE SPECIALIST, Dr. D. R.
Cohen. PRICES ON GLASSES THE LOWEST. Lot us replace your
broken lenses at oneJialf of what others charge you. ALL WORK
GUARANTEED.
Ask for OUR Magic Eye Glass CLEANERS. FREE.
When In need always bear In mind
Herpolsheimer's Jewelry and Optical Dept-mnt
Largest in the West. 12th and N Sts
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JAS. KYRLE MAC CURDY
"THE OLD CLOTHES-MAN"
PRICES: MAT., 25c & 10c.
EVE., 50c, 35c & 25c.
TUES., WED. & WED. MAT., OCT. 2-3
"PEGGY fROM PARIS"
FRI., SAT. & MAT., OCT. "5-6.
The Moonshiner's Daughter
Wo want YOU to help us make the.
"Rag" as Interesting and readable as
YOU would like to. see it.
Gregory's Washed Coat $6.50
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..Original Novelty Aerial Gymnasts..
NELLIE FLORIDE
Vocalist
- DOROTHY ALDEN
In the Satire Comedy 8ketch,
"ONE-HORSE TOWN" (Copyrighted)
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The Peerless Jugglers
' MORRIS JONE8
Black Face Comedians
LOST Between University and
Hejpolshelmer's, a gold watch, Elgin
movement, 1,6 jewels. Reward, for re
turn to 1500 R St.
Don't forgot The Ivy Press has
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moved to.22 Sotith 12th St.
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