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CAMPUS NOTES
Miss Allvo Venters, '00, has tho sci
on co work in the Syracuse high
school. - '
(Alfred Crago, '05, is serving his
third year as principal, of tho Tobias
schools.
Arthur G. Kennedy, A., M. '05, is
teaching in tho Norfolk high school
again -this year. "
C N. Walton, '05, Is superintendent
- oi schools at Chadron and is president
of the Northwest Nebraska Teachers'
Association.
Prof. H. W. Caldwell addressed
Prof. Wolfe's class in education last
Thursday afternoon on "Methods of
Teaching History In High Schools.".
Tho American History oonforonco
'met at tho home of Mrs. T. F. Wil-
llums, Thursday -evoning. Book re
views and departmental affairs were
discussed.
Helen Redlngton, '05, Is Industrial
Socrotary of the Y. W. C A. of Now
York Cltyi Miss Redlngton .Jjvas a
scholar inEnglish l.itoraturo hi '05
'00 and Foliow-in 0G-'07.
W. R. Cdlvert, '04, Id visiting in
1tncoln for a short time. Ho has just
returned from a geological trip In Mon
tana, where, with a number of other
mqn, he was trying to placo the differ
ent coal beds in that state and find out
their extent.
Tho first letter received from Miss
Grace Coppbck, '05, from Kuling,
China, tolls of tho death from cholera
of a servant In tho family with which
Bho-Is living. Every precaution Is be
intr" taken to avoid contafrion. and it
Ib. hoped that the missionaries wilhkWH0
escape the danger threatening.
E. E. -Blackman, archaeologist of
tho state historical society, will deliv
er a locturo to the school children of
Havolock, at tho public library build
ing this morning'nt 10:30. A duantlty
of material from tho hlstoj)cal muse
um of tho University wllPbo used to
Illustrate tho lecture
W. F. Meier, '03, now located at
Spokane, Wash., was recently appoint
od to the Superior Court) of that state
as examiner of land titles. This ap
pointment was made In acordanco with
the now law passed by tho last legis
lature to register land titles undarjffo
Torrens system. y
C. L. Cole,Mt E., '06, was on tho
campus rMMtJy,'ttnu hod an 'Interest
ing story to toltof tho work ho and
Brown, '00, are doing for tho Allls
Chalmers company. They are em
'ployed as special apprentice on tho
Chlcagd, and as such are enjoying
many opportunities.,, to observe arid
learn. They expect to remain on this
work through tho dutytest.
wpaul Weeks, '00, Is -bow engineer
of tests for tho Baldwin Locomotive
Works at Rio de Janlero. In a letter
recently received from Mr. Weeks, ho.
says: "Brazil is all right In the in
terior bno would think he was back
In Nebraska! The two large 'cities,
Sao Paulo and -Rip de Janiero, are
full of life. Thero are five and six
story buildings with the fatest Im
provements in electric traction and
and Hghf, The scenery around Rio js
well 'worth the reputation It has, as
the finest In the world.
Oliver Theatre
T-N r A V MATINEE, 2:80
P J'LJr I TONIGHT, 8MB
. MABEL iARmSON
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J08. E. HOWARD
In the Western Play With Myalc
The flower of the Ranch
Night $1.50 to 25q, Mat. 75c to 25e
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MILDRED HOLLAND '
In Her New Romantic Drama
"A Paradise of Lies' ;
PRICES $1.50 to 25c.
LYRIC THEATRE
MATINHB 3 P. H. EVE. tiS & 9l00
PRICES TEN AND TWENTY CENTS
BYRNE-GOLSON PLAYERS.
In "Uncle Seth's Visit"
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Yn Their Mystic Mirror Dance
DUNCAN AND. HOFFMAN
Singing, Dancing and Comedy.
THE GAGNOUX
Juggling and Feats of Equilibrium.!
COURTU.RE A GILLETTE
Acrobats and Gymnasts
MR. JACK WILDE
Latest Illustrated Songs
THE LYROSCOPE
Elite Theatre
NATHAN HALE, THE SPY
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