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Instruction jvyilL Boon bogin prepar
atory to tho J examinations for non
commission ofllcor appointmont8t Tho
courses 'will bo taught from Dccombor
4 to February 22. In tho appointments
not only tho marks mado in tho ex
aminations will be considered, but
also tho domorits to tho applicant's
credit, hiB probablo efilcioncy and tho
mark received in tho drill master's
work.
Early Compet Interest.
' Interest is bolng aroused in tho com
pany competitive drill to bo held in
tho latter part of tho year for tho
Omaha Cup, which is no wheld by
Company I. In tho contest this year
tho number of demerits received by
tho individual mombors of tho com
pany, received for absence or other
wise, will bo considered in tho award
ing of tho prize. For this reason aw
ful penalties aro promised tho fresh
man who skips drill, by his captain.
Guns Issued.
Tho first year cadets were issuod
guns this wook nnd ovory ovening
from 5 to 6 p. m. Twelfth stroot lit
erally swarms with aspiring freshmen
who aro learning how to "Order Arms"
without smashing their toes.
Tho military department announces
that horoaftor in making recommen
dations for commissioned officers only
'thosomon will bo considered who
1 1 JL Something new in E" II t
HQTV English Derbies rwl.1
I I ll I II jo ..L " FURNISHER and HATTER
IIUIU and Scratch ups 1325 0 street
havo been non-commissioned officers
in the Nebraska cadet regiment.
Tho Hydo Printory, 1331 P St., up-to-date
printing of all kinds.
HERE AND THERE.
Miss Mabol Daniels, '12, spont Sun
day at her homo in Bancroft.
Miss Irma Gibson, '12, spont Sunday
at hor homo In Fremont.
A. M. Oberfeldor, bettor known as
"Ohl." vlfdtml clfiRHOR Prldav.
.7 Vorno Bates and Los Welch havo
eturned from Now Brunswick, Now
orsoy, where thoy attondod the Delta
psilon convention, as delegates from
tho local chaptor.
Margarot Gilbert, ox 1913, of York,
Nebraska, spont Tuesday at tho Delta
Gamma houso.
Harry Minor, a member of last
ear's football team, who is now con-
octed with tho Rod path Leoturo Bu-
eau, visited at tho Delta TJpsllon
ouso.
Geo. Fradenborg, of Qmaba, member
tho law firm of Baldrlgo, Ddbord
d Fradenborg, visited at tho Alpha
eta. Chi houso yesterday.
Thco. Hansen, ox 1911, of Fairbury,
ibraska, spont Tuesday at tho Kappa
ppa Gamma houso.
. L. Batos, leader of last year's
nd. and a member of tho senior play
st; camo to Lincoln Saturday.
Fraternity Tablets,
Uni Stationery,
erman JUay Jfostcards, at
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Regular magnets in at
tractiveness our fall suits
and overcoats.
Garments that possess
character and harmonize
with ycur personaity.
This is a fall of newness
there are new weaves,
new colors, new styles.
Our Kensjngtons em
body them all in addition
to that they fit.
$20 to $40.
MAGEE & DEEMER
1109 O Street
Cecil Cobb, 1912, has returned from
Harlan, Iowa, whero sho spent Sun
day. Catherine Nyo, 1913, wont to Kear
ney to spond Saturday and Sunday.
Harold Swan, '15, was oporatod on
for appendicitis Sunday morning. Ho
is reported to bo recovering nicely.
Seats may bo reserved for Alice
Niolson Opera Co., today. 19-3
New Botanical Magazine.
Dr. Beasoy has announced that ho
will toko orders for tho Sportophyto,
the only humorous botanical magaztno
in exlBtonco. The periodical is pub
lished in England under the auspicoB
of University College, and has already
met with decided bucccsb.
Goorgo Bros., Dance Programs, Mon
ogram Stationery, Motto Cards.
Miss Thomas Injured.
Miss Thomas, who has beon in
charge of tho Law Library, sprained
hqr ankle yesterday and will bo kept
from her work for a few days. Dur
ing hor absence, Miss Wilson of the
main Library, will H her placo.
Unions Give Party.
The .Union Litorary society will
hold their annual Hallowo'en party
Friday night, atEpworth Lake. park.
Co-Op
N, llth'St.
BOARDING
GOOD tablo board, f3.50 per wook at
1320 S St. 205
L08T
LOST An Alpha Phi pin. Return to
Rag ofllco. Roward. 23-3
LOST Heavy gray oVorcoat. Hung
on Library gato Monday aftornoon.
Return to Rag ofllco. 22-3
LOST A. T. O. pin. Flndor please
return to Rag ofllco. Roward. 20-3
FOR RENT.
ROOM FOR RENT pno room In all
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modorn house, 1310 L St. Auto
2722. 2C-3
TWO good all modorn rooms for ront,
1320 S St. Reasonable. 20-5
FOR RENT Nicoly furnished front
room for two ladlos. Strictly mod
orn houso. Phono Boll 2203.
FOR RENT One back room, furnish
ed, strictly modern. 6. 538 So.
17th.' Auto 1768.
FOR RENT Ono largo furnished
room. Strictly modorn. $10. 537
So. 17th. Outo 1768.
Car loaves Tonth and O stroots at
7:20. Como out. A good tlmo is as
sured. "Johnny" Lcard has movod from 127
No. 12th to Woods Barber Shop, 1206
O St. Ho doslres to boo al his old
frionds at his now location. 14-5t
Nebraskans td Marry.
On Thursday, October 26, tho mar
rlago of Hazel Fall, ox 1912, of Beat
rice, and Carl Schafer, will take placo.
Miss Fall attended University for a,
couplo of years,, and belonged to tho
Delta Gamma sorority.
C. H. Froy, florist; 1133 O St. tf
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Oliver Theatre
8at. Mat. and Night, Oct. 28
LYMAN H.HOWE
Travey Festival
Coronation of King Edward V,
Austin Flood. Japan.
Colorado. Many Others.
Mat., 25c & 15c. Night, 50c, 35c, 25o
Monday NlQht, Oct. 30
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TONIGHT
Oliver Theatre 8:15
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COMPANY
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