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THE DAILY NEBEASKAN
CHANCELLOR AVERY
INVESTIGATES TYPHOID
"REPORTS-ON' RECENT EPIDEMIC
AMONG 8TUDENT9.
"MORE SCARED THAN HURT'
Comparatively Few Cases of Real
Typhoid, But Most of Illness of
a Minor Nature.
Chancellor Avery has made u com
plete and thorough Investigation of
the typhoid situation in the University
of . Nobraska. which, he completed
Thursday, and roportu the following
results:
There are Indeed many cases of
typhoid fever among students who nro
attending the Unlvorslty. But by far
the greater majority of the students
Nvho are ;iow ill are Suffering from
pneumonia, la grippe, or vory severe
colds. They have not typhoid, nor are
they likely to have It, but are 111
through their own negligence In tuk
ing cure of themselves.
The following 1b a communication
from the Chancellor's ofllco In respect
to the illness up to date: '
"The following is a complete list to
date of all Unlvorslty students that
are reported to have been stricken
with typhoid. It Includes all the
names published In the list of Janu
ary 12:
"K. L. Hyde. Will Hubs, Wilbur
Haynes, Robert Flnley. Guy Klddoo,
Clarke Jeary. Frank Cooper. Earl
Sage. Lowell Gregg. Edith Neale.
Elizabeth Jones, Lucy Kelfor, O. R.
Rolibaugh. L. A. Welch, Ethel Corf
man, C. II. Kuebler, A. II. Hills, H. II.
Plumb, II. J. Moss, Harry Ankeny, W.
O. Cooley, Mlnnto Hawkins, Francis
Wooldrldge, Gertrude Wilcox, Ray
mond Greer, J. W. Hutch ins, A. C.
Kuonning, P. H. Halllgan. A. L. Hick
man, Lucy Hammond, Evelyn Dobbs,
Harold ErickBon, M. S. Stuff or, Wayne
Carroll, Carrie Cultra, Ellon Anderson,
Rogina Schulte, B. H. Asondorf, John
Ray.
"Hor.bert Diamond, a student In the
Lincoln Academy, died of typhoid.
The Llncolh Academy Is not a part of
tho University.
"fii the case of tho first four named
tho Ulnetis did not develop Into ty
phoid. It Is not known whother later
symptoms have failed to confirm tho
typhoid diagnosis In other cases, but
proBumably some of them have not de
veloped tho genuine disease. Stu
dents, professors, and physicians are
especially requested to look over the
list and report to tho Chancellor's
ofllco any of these Instances, and also
omissions, of which there are undoubt
edly some. Most of the additions
since the list of January 12 was given
to the public have been cases whore
tho patient was stricken some time
ago, but whore the roport was held
back by the physician pending con
firmation. "Gus Lindberg, an assistant at the
State Farm, Is the only employe of the
institution known to have the disease.
"The list includes students at the
University Farm. It shows that about
one per cent of all the students in
residence are ill."
HAVE
EVANS
Do Your Laundry
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Try a lunch nt the Y. M. 0. A.
Lunch Room. Cafeteria Plan.
City Y. M. C. A. 13th and P.
Baskeball and atlilotlc goods at tho
Lawlor Cycle Co.'s Btore, 1423 O St. tf
Green's Sanitary Barber Shop, 12i
No. 11th.
Kansas Aggies Learn to Eat.
Tho Kansas Agricultural College has
classes in table otiquotte for men.
Soo Lea Hyde when In nood of pro
grams, menus and other printing.
George Bros., export printers, en
gravors and emboBsers, 13th and N.
BASKETBALL
Nebraska vs. Ames
Feb'y 2 anad 3 Informal Sat'y
Tickets at Co-op.
All Soul's Church
UNITARIAN
Corner H and J 2th Streets
A FREE RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION
Sunday Morning:, January 21, Service J(h45. Subject: "Mutual
Aid x Factor in Progress"
Students' Liberal Religious Union 12:00-12:30.
The Better Quality of Clothes
A lot of men are finding here just the suit or over
coast they are glad to buy. Elegant business suits,
rich silk lined overcoats and the discount is from
25 to 50
FARQUHAR
1325 O
Street
Mayer Brothers
January Clearing Sale
IS STILL ON
. Men's and Young Men's Suits, Overcoats, Furnishings, Hats, Caps; Shoes; 'going at a .big
reduction. .A great chance for any young. man who likes to. wear good clothes to lay:in a
supply at a big saving. . " -
qgs MEN'S .
$40 $35, $30
Suits and Overcoats
in this Sale
$23.50
MEN'S
$28, $25
Suits and Overcoats
in this Sale
$18.50
MEN'S
$22.50r;$20.00 $18.50
Suits and Overcoats
in this Sale '
$14.50
MEN'S
$15.00, $12.50
Suits and Overcoats
in this Sale
$9.50
ME-N'S' ''
$10.00, $8.50
Suits and Overcoats
in this Sale
$5.50
All Sweaters, Caps, Winter Gopds and Underwear at 20 per cent discount.
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