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BAKERIE8
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COAL
Gregory; Whltobreast.
CONFECTIONARY
Lincoln Candy Kitchen.
DANCING ACADEMY8
Pitts; Lincoln.
DENTISTS
J. R. Davis; Youngblut.
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Herpolshelmer; Miller &
Paine. . $
DRUGGISTS
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ENGRAVERS-
Cornell. $
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Chapln Bros.; C. H. Frey,
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Budd; Fulk; Mageo &
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GROCERIES
Capital Grocery Co.
HATTERS
i Budd; Fulk; Unland.
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f Collins Ice Cream Co.;
Cameron's; John Wright's.
JEWELERS
Hallett; Tucker.
LUNCHEONETTES
Folsom. ' tt
LAUNDRIES
.' Evans; Merchants.
OPTICIANS
Shean.
PRINTERS
George Bros.; Simmons.
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Boston Lunch; Cameron's, x
SHOES
Beckman Bros.; Branth-
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Rogers & Perkins; Potty;
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SKIRTS ,
. The Skirt Store. .
TAILOR8
Elliott Bros.; Ilerzog; Lud-
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Lyric;, Majostic; Oliver;
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DEBATE PLANS MADE
COMMITTEE8 ARE APPOINTED BY
' CLA88 PRESIDENTS.
WILL DECIDE CHAMPIONSHIP
Many Difficulties Arc Encountered But
Class Debatec Have Proved Very
Successful In Other
Schools.
According to the outlook at the
proBent tlmo a series of lntor-class de
bntes to detcrmlno tho cnampionshlp
of the university will tako place next
Bprlng. Tho first and most Important
stop has been taken to Insure the suc
cobs of tho plan. Committees havo
been appointed In all the classes to
look after the- matter, and with Inter
CBt thus aroused In each clasB there
1b no reason why the matter should
not bo a great success.
Several times In the past there has
been nn attempt to get something ot
this" kind at tho university, but each
time tho mntter has fallen through for
want of thorough support. Three years
ago a committee was oven appointed
In one of the clasBOB, but nothing
came of tho matter.
It Will Be Honor.
It Ib expected that It would soon
come ' to be conlBdored as great an
honor to represent the class In an
Inter-debatlng contest as It is now to
represent "the class on the football
team. It would require fully as much
preparation and the honor of the class
would be Just as much nt stake.
There are several difficulties which
must bo worked out by the different
committees, however, before tho mat
tor could be a success. It would ol
course, be necessary to hold two de
bates to chooso the two teams which
should meet to decide tho champion
ship. Now, if both affirmative teams,
or both negntlvo teaniB should bo
choBen for the final conteBt, It would
make It necessary for ono team to
change Bides and would thus make It
necessary for a considerable time to
elnpse before the final debate could be
held. This Ib one of the problems
which the committees are now trying
to BOlve.
Problems Considered.
The question also as to what would
be a satisfactory reward for the de
baters is one that is not easy to solve.
In athletics, with a small admission
charge, it has been possible to give
sweaters as a reward for successful
work. This plan could hardly, how
ever, be adopted In a class debate.
The question as to the tlmo and place
of holding the debnteB also presents
many difficulties.
A plan of lnter-calsB debates has
been tried In other woBtern colleges
for a number of years and has been
very BiiccesBful. It has been found
that It gives debaters Just the practice
that Ib necessary to make a finished
and fluent speaker. Besides this It Ib
a form of cUisb rivalry which has be
come very popular.
The committees which have been
appointed in the various classes to
look after the matter are as follows:
In tho senior class, Bates, Relnsch and
Evans; In the Junior class, Potter,
Alexander and McDonald; In tho soph
omore class, Hahne, Hare and Drake.
The freshman class committee has not
been announced;
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Dail Cupid Is cutting up unseemly
pranks In tho ranks of Nebraska
teachers. Swamped with requests for
university graduates or students far
enough advanced to take charge of
high school classes, Dban Fordyce of
the Teachers' college and State Id
Bpector A. A. Reed are making frantic
efforts to fill places left vacant by
marriages. But the demand for teach"
erB exceeds, the supply and by appli
cation to either of the two, any uni
versity student can Becuro a place to
teach. To prevent teachers from leav
lng the school boards in the lurch, a
state law as pasBed, forcing all instruc
tors to Blgn yearly contracts. But It
was no use during th,o Christmas holi
days and the ranks of tho' teachers
have been greatly thinned by the ruth
less attack of Cupid.
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