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C. H. Froy, florist, 1133 O street.
Oeorgo D. Hetzcl, '09, Sigma Chi,
was on tbo campus yostorday.
CbapllraMSffkti. 127 So. ljtk.
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Tho latformCIub met laBt night
Tho question discussed wrb Sunday
Thornburg's Orchestra, Auto 6877.
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debato in rhetoric 14 yesterday "on
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Try a lunch at the Y. M. C. A. Spa,
13th and P Sts.
Louis Myer, '07, and a mcmborof
Phi Dolt, visited tho Nebraska chap
tor houBo yesterday.
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TOo of Tlrtw P.mniinn'. rtnfji 11C 11A
j.AMcb uw. vu VMiueivu D vaiv, AA-AA0
So. 12th street
It. B. Newman, Phi Delt, is another
victim of the smallpox. Ho is now. In
tho Isolation hospital.
Green's Sanitary Barber Shop. 120
N. 11th.
Mr. J. S. Lomax of Broken Bow,
Nob., visited his son James at the
Delta Tau house yesterday.
Before buying your spring footwear
lot Beckman BroB.' show you their
new snappy oxfords. 1107 O st.
Jt is .reported that tho junior com
mittee on convocation has decided to
present a short play qb tho junior
stunt for their special class convoca
tion. The title of tho production has
not b.een announced.
FULK
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Tho Peru Clubhas postponed its
meeting until tho first week in May.
This will bo tho final meeting of ;tho
year.
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Miss Helen Stelner, who haB beon
critically 111 with pneumonia, is able
to resume her work again. Sho at
tended classes yesterday.
E. A. Froyd, '09, Ib an assistant ehr
gineer for an oil syndicate from Cali
fornia in a large oil field at Casper,
Wyo.
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Tho Dramatio Club meeting that
had been planned and announced for
tonight has been postponed. A meet
ing will bo hold next Thursday.
. Miss Mary Fahs of Omaha, who
was in school last year, is visiting
her sorority sisters at tho Thota
house.
George Eddy has been compelled, to
go homo on account of the sickness
of his mother. Mr. Eddy may not bj
able to return to school this year. , .
Walter V. Kenner, Phi Psl, has been
unable to attend, classes' on account
of Bickness. He hopes to tako up his
work as usual tomorrow. s
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Leonard Heggeland, Delta Tau, 're
ceived a visit from his father tho, fore
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fitted aii wrapped upfor $4,00. AND THEY SUR? DO PIT.
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nart nt thia week. Mr. TTAB'Bralanfl'aV
homo Is in Winnipeg, Canada, and ho
started for tho north yesterday,
.
Tho young men's normal class of
Bible study teaohors held an Informal
feed In tho banquoTTiinniOheToTiF
pie last evening.
Tho freshman class caps havo ar
rived and those who ordered them are
requested to go to Armstrong's and
get their caps. Although they can
not be 'worn on the campus, they will
be ready for next year. The caps aro
blue with a whlto "13" on th'em.
Phi Alphft Tau Is plnnnlng to hold,
an annual banquet at which a spe
cial effort will be mado to got alumni
members to attend'. Tho banquet will
"bo a more elabqrafo oho than the reg-"
ular monthly affairs, and special in
vitations will bo sent to all tho
alumni.
Yesterday afternoon a largo crowd
listened to a most, excellent song re
cital given by Miss Allico "Wallaco
Trester in the University Temple.
Miss Trester is a student in tho uni
versity school of music and takes spe
cial work from Prof. Howard Kirk
Patrick. Her program included selec
tions from Schubert, Strauss and
Chadwlck and was highly appreciated
Tuesday ovenlng after supper about
ton Phi Psi frcBhmen were to bo Been
on their lawn vigorously doing awny
with tho dandelions and 'as a. result
tholr trim looking lawn presents an
aBpect of continuous green, unmarrod
by tho presence of tho obnoxious
yellow flora. Other frats, sit up and
tako notice!
Tho University of Texas will send a
team to compote in the Pennsylvania
relay races on April 30.
Managers of tho various teams at
Columbia havo to collect all unpaid
LEIA1S UNDERIAEAR
New Spring and Summer line just in. If
you've not experienced 'the: delight oa
Lewis 'Union Suit, nut it off no longer.!
rnces.;reasonaDie. xne saiisiacuon great.
FRIGES 1 UJP TQ $55
subscriptions to the athletic associa
tion, or bo withdrawn on the ground
of inefficiency.
Approximately 1450 -men aro -en
gaged in some form of athletic ac
tivity at Yale.
One of tho seniors at, tho Unlverlsty
of Oregon Is writing a play entitled
"Tho Prof and tho Soph" for his
thesis.
The Chinese students of tho Univer
sity of Pennsylvania have organized
an economio club with trl-weokly
meetings.
Members of, the faculty of Minne
sota have pledged $100,000 with which
to build an apartment house for tlie
use of the university -professors.
Lehigh's board of trustees recently
decided to lend fraternities - certain
amounts of money-forJhelp In building
chapter houses on, tho. campus,
The cast and. choruses of "Alps
burg," the comlo opera. Which tho,
Hare's-foot club of the University of
Wisconsin is to present there this
spring'and which it will take 'to Chi
cago for a performance In Man del
hall on, April 15, are now definitely
decided, Thirty-nine students will
tako part'. "
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boys want for party wear.
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gilkiSmoka,
Clgarotto smoking lii classlo Holden.
halj; the co-eds dormitory of Woostor;
University, May.. result Jn Jthe oxpul'
flion of a fow of the fair studontH at
the Presbyterian Institution.,
Penn's Schedule.
Tho football schedulo of tho Univor
sity of PnnylYanift is as, follow
Sept. 24, Dicklnsqp at Franklin flold;
Sept. 28, Gettysburg at Franklin field:
Oct. l, Urslnus at' Frankllri flald b'cu
8, Lohlgh or Villanova at FranKU
Hold; Oot. M, Brown at Frankllir
flold; Oct 22,State at'Frnaktln Held;!
Oct. 29, Carllslq Indiana it Franklin'
field; Nov. 5, Lafayetto at Franklin
new; Nov. 12, Michigan at Ann Ar
bor Nov. 24, Cornell at Franklin
field.
H008IERS AT CHICAQb.
Distinguished Indiana '"Club Estab
lishes Branch at University.
Indiana Is now represented at tho
University of Chicago by the "thdldna
Society," which was rocently inaug
urated with a membership of over
forty. It s an offshoot of tho colq
brated Indiana Society of. Chicago,
which numbers among its mombors
tho well known writers, Goorgo Ade,
Booth Tarklngton, Goorgo Barr Mc
Cutcheon,, tho artist, John T. McCuth
can, and other celebrities from tho
HooBler state. Tho society was in
augurated by a banquet at tho univer
sity. At another banquet to bo hold
this spring tho members ot tho club
Will bo addressed by Georgo Ado and
other Indianlans of national reputa
tion. Advertisements for thl column
should be left at the business office,
basement Administration bulldlna. be
tween 11 a. m. and 12 m., or between
2 p. m. and 5 p. m.
Want ads will' positively not be In
serted unless paid In advance, at the
rate of 10 cents per Insertion for
every; fifteen wordt or fraction tharV.
of "tor the firsiriteft'lon; .three 'inser-
liums ao coruw, nve insertions tu, cents.
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Lost Omaha high school class pin,
'09. Rolurn to Nebraskan office and
receive roward. il4-3t
TJnnf-Rrnwn TnnHinr hncr vnnfoln.
Ing money and a fountain pen. Up
ward for return to Nebraskan office.
116-3t
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Found Slick pin, with yello v torie.
Owner may havo same by paying for
this ad.' - ," . Il4-3t
Enud Automatic self-fllllqg foun
tafn pen. Owner may obtain same at
the NebraBkan offico by paying for
this ad. , 116-3t
'Found Stone Indian arrow head
stick pin.' Owner "may obtain. same by
paying for this ad at tho tyebraskan.
pfllce. i 110-3t
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