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NEARLY FORTY NEBRA8KAN8
WORK IN FOREIGN FIELD8
Continued from Pugo 1
Joseph Carl McRoynolds, '04, Sun Ml-
guoldc, Mnynnlo, P. I.
Paul HnrrlBon, '05, Arabia.
Arthur Win. MUingB, '05, FVio Chow,
Cliina.
Grace Lydla Coppock, '05. Shanghai,
China.
Ollvo GrlflUh, 'Ofi, Daman, India.
Claude Win. Mason, '05, Chlongmal,
Slain.
Nina Polevoy, '05, M. D., Paratoff,
RuBBia.
George Lorenzo Fawcett, '05, Maya-
gucz, P. I.
Eva Morlo Casper, '05, Cavlte, P. I.
Mortimer Jay Drown, '05, Tion Tain,
China.
Iena Chrlstlano Nelson, '00, Moorut,
India.
Agatha Totten AndorBon, '0G, Beirut,
Syria.
Luolla Ageo Elliott, '07, Jalopa, Mox.
Jcsslu Dunlavy, '07, Hlo Plevros,
Porto Illco.
Harry Walter White, '07, Madras,
India.
Carl AugUBt Aultnan, '00. Becrchof,
IliiBBln.
SatlB Chandra Basil, '09, Calcutta.
India.
More to Sail During Coming Year.
MIbb Carrlo Schultz, Prof. C. M.
Heck and Dr. W. G. Hlltnor are to sail
during tho coining year to China. Pro
fossor Heck Is to bo traveling secre
tary of tho Chinese Young Mon's
Christian association, while Dr. Hllt
nor 1b to bo associated with tho Har
vard medical college at Shanghai.
There are about llfteon undergradu
ates now In the university planning on
-foreign.. work.. as.-their .vacation . k . .
I HOLEPROOF HOSIERY
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For comfort, good looks and durability they have no" equal, and it means a big saving
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BOYS' HOSE
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$2.00 Box
$3.00
TRAINING ON LOCAL FLOOR.
Track Team In Good Condition for the
Omaha Meet. .
Nebraska representatives will leavo
tomorrow afternoon for Omaha to con
tost In tho annual lntorcolleglato in
door athlotlc meet to bo held on the
Auditorium floor tomorrow night. Al
though representatives for every event
will not bo sont, tho athletic depart
ment has selected men who will in all
probability win their Individual ovonts.
ThlB accomplished, the winning of tho
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The guarantee means that if a hole is worn in your hose inside of the given time, you
bring them here and get now ones for them at once. We don't ask you to send them
to some one else and buy more 'till you receive new ones from the factory.
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meet will bo a minor consideration.
Tho Nebraska men worked out In all
tho evontB on tho Lincoln Auditorium
floor yesterday afternoon, and will do
so aguln today. Tho team as a whole
Is In good condition and is making
good recordB on tho local floor. Indi
vidually vtha mptuaro Jn condition to
smash all previous records of the han
dicap ovent. Every effort will be
made by the learn to return from Om
aha tomorrow night after tho meet.
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DUNDEE WOOLEN MILLS
218 O STREET
Field Geology 21.
ClasB will meet In U7 next Saturday
at 8:30 a. m. A trip will bo made for
campus and museum studies.
N. A BENGTSON.
A course leading to a degree of doc
tor of public health has been estab
lished at Harvard.
A member of the Michigan medical
faculty Is the republican candidate for
mayor of Ann Arbor.
Tho students of Chicago serenaded
Dean Vincent on tho eve of his de
parture to become president of Minnesota.
Michigan has received a gift of $10,
000 from W. W. Cook of Now York, to
bo used in tho erection of a girls' dormitory.
D. K. Cornwell, a retired Chicago
merchant, has presented Booker T.
Washington with $10,000 to bo used
In his work at TuBkegee university.
ALL SOULS' CHURCH, UNITARIAN
Corner H and 12th Streets
ARTHUR L. WEATHERLY, Minister
A CHURCH WITHOUT A CREED
All Souls' Church is an Association which stands for a reverent at
titude toward the Facts of Life. It has the University Ideal, the Search
for Truth. It welcomes to its membership people of all beliefs. Such
a modern, open-minded, faclng-the-future organization ought to appeal
especially to students. You are cordially Invited to attend its services.
Sunday Morning, April 2, 10:45 Subject "Healthy Minded
Religion," by Rev. J. L. Marsh, formerly minister of this church.
Sodal-Ethics-Class, 12:15
Rev. A. L. Weatherly.
'The Function-of-Theatres, by
All Students are Cordially Invited
Don't fail to visit The Paris and see our ex
clusive line of Easter French-German Nov
elties never shown before. Order your candy
eggs and candy rabbits with your name on
them. Music" every Sunday.
The Paris Confectionery
Both Phones 1116
1324 O Street
Tlhe Dramatic Club
Presents
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