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A V-i; Tho German Club mp.otB vwIthftMiss Paulino Rio'th, 1G24 Vino, tonight All member's are urged .to, bo present, A. f EL PRApp 14th A. O ' ' Swelled Lunch Car in' Ihe.West. I Boryo bettor quAlitt thnn any llirioh car in the city. W,.P.Komp,fcaterr Qood.Qrub r Fm i MiiitWi -mtm i jrt jl. W -wTjmm i MMmasi .- We ; Would Like to be Your 5 , Laundrymen. ' 5 YULE.BI?Q&1 CANDIDATES Ta MEET. 'Contestants for Parts In 8enlor Play to. Consult with Coach. All Seniors interested. Jn tho "Tarn' irig, of tho Shroy," which 'has been decided (or 'production during' Sonlor week next spring, nro requested, to meet with PrbfeBSor Losoy, ' who Is 'to coach the play, this evening at 7:30 o'clock sharp In U. 208. Tho meeting 'will bo (or tho .purpoBo o( lining up selections for use in tho try out (or parts, Which will como within two Iweoks after tho beglnlng o( thp now semester. It is expected that Professor Losoy jwill read selections (rom tho play to Illustrate hjs conceptions of the vari ous characters, and to indicate the por tions of tho play which ho bollqves of jfer the best tryout possibilities. Invl itatlons aro extended not only to those Seniors who havo already signified their intentions to tryout for parts in the play, but to all who nrp at all In terested in its bucccss. It is believed that when tho opportunities which tho "Taming of, tho Shrew" presents, are made apparent, there will be a decided increase in the number of candidates for parts. Tho play committed and Professor JLosoy nro anxious to secure n list of Candidates for tryouts which will In- uro tho proper individual among tho Seniors for each part, and It is" hoped that over fifty candidates will signify Vheir intention tp contest. I UNIVERSITY BULLETIN. Tuesday, 22. . Republican Club meets in U. 208 at 11 .a. m. I Freshmen meet, 11 n. m Chem. j Lecture Room. Girls' Mass meeting, 11 ri. m. Mom. Hall. Wednesday, 23. ' Prof. Guernsey Jones, "Tho Japancsp Question." Thursday,. 24. Walter Bradley . Tripp In "Henry IV.," in Memorial. Hall, at 8:16 p. m., under auspices of Dramatic -i Club. Sophomores meet, 11- a. m., Meni. Hall. Y. W. C. A. Mr. Sakurai of Tokio. G-G p. m. Friday, 25. Freshman Hop at Lincoln Hotel. Saturday, 2G. m Graduate Club with A J. Sawyer, Seventeenth and F streets Monday, 28. ,, Final examinations (or first somes ter begin. February. Tuesday, 5. . ' t - Prof. W. 0. Hastings, "Popular Sov ereignty ln, Russian University Law Teaching." " , Friday, 8'. " Prof. G..E. Condra, "The Opening of Iiullan Territory.'' Illustrated. -Tuesday, 12. ' ' - ' Prof. Nathan Bernstein (Omaha High School), "Tho Growth of an Ideal." Double Course In General Zoology. Zoology A Is offered in the second semester for students entering at this time and for those desiring to complete a year's worlc In General Zoology in 'one semester. 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