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BATHS Chris', Lincoln Snnitorium.
BOOKS & STATIONERY Co-op, Lin
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BAKERY Petry Bakery Co.
BANKS Columbia National, First Na
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CATERER "Tommy," at Miller &
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CIGARS Llndsoy, Ed. Young.
CLOTHING Armstrong, Unland, Ma
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Tailors, Ludwig, Herzog.
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UNIVER8ITY BULLETIN.
OctobeY.
Friday, 2G.
Music.
Chaplain: Prof. Laurence Fossler.
Saturday, 27th. '
Nebraska Vs. Doane on Campus.
Monday,' 29
Hon. A. S. TIbbetts, "Tho Multimil
lionaire." Wednesday, 31.
Prof. G. E. Barber, "Vesuvius and
Pompeii." (Illustrated.)
Friday, 2.
Music.
Chaplain: Prof. F. E. Stuff.
Monday, Nov. 5.
Prof. E. H. Barbour, "The Archltec
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ana Purchase Exposition." (Illus
trated.) Talk
clothes.
with Ludwig about your
Miss Laura Owen has been on tho
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You will be satisfied with Cameron's
Lunch Counter.
Call up the Star Delivery Co., Bag-L
gage. Both Phones.
University printing done by "Sim
mons the Printer, "224 N. 11th St
Special 15-cent meals at The
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Why not take your baths at Chris'
Bath House,, corner 11th and P Sts.?
McVey Printing company does the
best University work at 125 No. 12th.
The Ivy Press is now located at 212
South Twelfth street University work
especially solicited. ' "
w Green's barber , Bhops ' excel all
others In the west Entirely modern
and the best Work assured.
RHETORIC 13.
Subjects for tho Second Argument
Announced.
Subjects not In tho following lint
must be approved:
1. Does tho fraternlty-non-fratornlty
cleavage on college questions subserve
tho Interests of University life?
2. Should Lincoln adopt a park sys
tem? 3. Should fraternity or sorority
rushing at tho Univorsity of Nebraska
be permitted tho first semester?
4. Should there bo a training table
lor tho University football team?
5. Should Dolltlcal names uccod
campaign contributions from corpora
tions?
6. Is the "tainted-monoyVargumont
against accepting donations to relig
ious, educational orphllanthropic in
stitutions Bound? s
7. Should military drill at the Uni
vorsity of Nebraska bo mado elective?
8. Do-fldcmt societies in high schools
(or hv High School) justify
thelhsolvos?
r U Rhnnlrl thn rlHnn nf ihn TTnltnri
States seek the solution of tho street'
railway problem through municipal
ownership?
10. Should the use of the injunction
in labor disputes bo prohibited?
11. Should tho prosldont of tho
United States bo oloctcd for six years
and bo lnoliglblo for ro-election?
12. Should the federal government
regulate interstate life Insurance busi
ness? 13. In civil cases should questions of
fact be decided by tho court instead of
by a Jury?
14. Wap the passago of tho Fifteenth
Amondment wise?
15. Should tho Bible be read in the
public schools?
.10. Should Cuba bo annexed to tho
United States?
17. Should corporal punishment bo
practiced In the public schools?
18". Should intorcolleginte football be
onflned to-collego grounds?
19. Should the army canteen bore
established? 20. Should Lincoln adopt tho two
platoon police system?
21. Should Nebraska furnish freo
text-books to pupils in the public
schools?
22. Should, simplified spelling be in
troduced into Nebraska public schools?
23. Should capita punishment btf
abolished in Nebraska?
24. Should Nebraska elect its United
States senators by direct vote of the
people?
25. Should judges of the United
Sta tesSupreme Court bo uppointed for
fixed terms rather than for life?
2G. Should the present policy 4of In
creasing the navy be continued?
27. Is so-called student government
In high schools a good thing?
28. Hub the institution of college
athletics reached the stage where it
demands the sorvlces of the student
Instoad of serving him?
29. Should tho right to vote be lim
ited to persons who can read arid
write?
. 30. Should voting be made compul
sory in Nebraska?
October 20, 1906.
M. M. FOGG.
Tho College Settlement Board mot
yesterday morning at chapel time in
Dr. Bolton'sjofllce. It decided to have
its regular meeting the first Tuesday
of each month in the city Y. M. C. A.
building. Prof. Smith, the president of
the Board announced the following
committees:
Finance Mr. Hardy, Prof. Caldwell
Prof. Smith, Miss Andrews.
Building and property Prof. Foss
ler, Mr. Stephens, and the new 'city
member to be elected.
Work and workers Prof. Dann,
Mrs. Field, Miss Zmlraer, Mr. Aaron.
Cornhusker Copy.
A box has been placed just insido
the south entrance to University Hall
and a second in the office room of the
Cornhusker, room 7, basement Ad
ministration Building, for students of
the University to deposit anything
they desire to havo published in the
1907 Cornhusker. The editor"4 asks
that every Btudont who knows a "Joke"
to write It up and place It in one of
these boxes or hand it to a member
of the staff. Cdpy of this nature can
only bo secured .by the co-operation of
the students.
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