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CAMPpS GLEANINGS
C H. Froy, florist, 1133 O atroot.
The Chemistry club mot Inst even
ing. Chapln Bros., FlorlatB, 127, So. 13th.
The 'German clulj will meet this
evening. '
j Capital Hotel Barber Shop 11 & P.
PI Beta Phi will glvo a party at, tho
Temple Saturday evening.
R. O. Warde, barber, Woods, 120G O.
Alpha Plii will glvo a house party
Friday night.
-JHolQlyJoU t Jclothel pressed At. Web
er'sSuItorlum, Eleventh and 0. . tl
Delta Delta Delta will glvo a houso
party Saturday night.
Try a lunch at tho Y. M. C. A. Spa,
13th and P streets.
Tho Students Debating club will
meet Saturday night at 8:30.
Green's Sanitary Barber Shop, 120
No. 11th.
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There will bo a Komensky club so
cial in Music hall Friday night.
Qcorgo Brosf,' 218 South Thirteenth
street, Printers. Calling CardB, . In
vites and Programs.
:A chorus supper will be given at
tho Temple Fr.'dny night. ,
Ted Marrlner cleaner, dyer, and
hattor, 235 No. 11th St. Auto 487C,
Bell 1G09.
Tegner society will meet in Science
hall Saturday night.
The 'German club will glvo a ban
quet al the Lincoln Saturday night.
tenfor plna-
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115-10t
Alpha Theta Chi will glvo a party
at Dean bnylB' residence Friday even
ing. .
Delt Tau Delta announces the
pledging of Carl Llljenstople of Om
aha. Professor Emerson, head of the de
partment of horticulture, is doing re
search work at Harvard. Professor
Emerson will not, return to the univer
sity until next October.
Soft Shirts, Soft
Attached and Detached
All TU. M.., TkSne FURNISHER AND HATTER
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There will bo a meeting of Phi Al
pha Tau this evening at 8 o'clock In
Sclenco hall.
There will bo a reception given by
the Sliver Serpents at tho Templo Sat
urday night!;
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Tho Peru club will meet with Pro
cessor and Mrs, Brpwnell,i2Q2.7; PjatK
Saturday evening.
E. A. Boostrom, '02, principal of the
school at Stromsburg, was a visitor at
ithe botany department Monday,
At n. recent meeting of the Alpha
Wn fraternity. Prof.. H.. H. Smith
'gave a talk on "Horse Breeding." At
'the next meeting Professor Hopt will
address the society.
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SHOE STORE
' ThaV'B why ve llfr good-shoes for-$3.00 r
YATESPRENCH GO.
There will be a meeting ofr the Jun
ior play committee Friday afternoon
In U 106.
The second annual Indoor meet win
bo hold In Omaha Saturday night. A
great many students hnve planned to
see tho event.
A. C. Wliltford, teacher of science
in the Ashland schools, who is taking
graduate work In the university, was
in the city Tuesday.
The actlvo mombors of the Delta
TJpBilon fraternity were entertained
at tho home of A. C. Schmidt, 134G S
street, Wednesday night.
Tho program for Som Bot meeting
Is, "Parthenogenesis and Related
Phenomena,!" by AlaryuSchulte; Liter
atureRovIews," by F. C. Jean.
Georgo Hunt, cx-'lO, who has been
visiting at tho Delta Tau house, has
returned to Manhattan, whero he is
attending tho Kansas Agricultural
school.
Instead of tho regular program
meeting Friday night, tho Union lit
erary society will go in a body to the
graduation recital of Miss Elsa Given
at 8 o'clock In tho Temple" theater.
After the recital the members vlll
hold a pie social ,in tho soc!oty room.
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Learn touch typewriting without
going to commercial school. Wo fur
nish univorslty Btudents with a com
plete course In touch typewriting and
rent you any make of typewriter, three
months for $6.00. Lincoln Typewriter
Exchange, 1406 O street. tf
At tho requost of Glfford lMnchot,
Dean Bessey has written out the his
tory of his connection with tho fores
try movement In the United States.
Dfifln. BeBSoy'B account will form part
of 'a history that Is being compiieii by
Mr. Plnchot and contributed to by tho
prominent botanists and foresters of
tho country.
Llko America, Japan is baseball
mad. Tho climate permits playing all
tho year round. At one time the
rivalry between Keio and Waseda uni
versities become so Intense that tho
annual gamo ended in a fight. Since
that time tho two schools have not
met on the diamond.
Collars
FULK
lllllgi 1325 O STREET
An opportunity to put into practice
some of the theoretical training of tho
civil engineering college at Ponn was
recently had when It was found that
tho noise of passing vehicles Inter
fered with tho clasBeB. The engineers
apt to work at once to devise a road
bed whWh would, eliminate the noise.
Columbia has turned down tho
challenge of the University of Minne
sota to play for tho national Intercol
legiate '.championship. Tho reason
given by tho Columbia" coach is that
his men,, had. been out of training two
weeks when tho challenge was re
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tographer in Lincoln. See Nebraskan
manager., . . tl
For Sale A good kitchen ran go;
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manager. tf
FOUND.
FounA lady'fl gold watch, last
Thursday. Owner inquire at tho of
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wanted.
Wanted To sell, Volumes 1 and 2,
Third Edition of Cooloy's Blackstone;
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Likewise they ' furnish us
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TODAY 2:30 TONIGHT 85
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In the Satrlcal Comedy
"ANTI-MATRIMONY."
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Monday Night, April 3.
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