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THE DAILY NEBRABKAN
ABOUT PEOPLE
C. H. Froy, florist, 1133 O St.
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Tod Marrlnor, Cleanor and Ilattor,
235 No. 11th.
Richard Nagl, Sigma Chi, will spend
several days at the hoiiBc.
Georgo Bros., oxpert printers, on
gravors and embossers, 13th and N.
There will bo an M Company Bmoker
at the A. T. O. house Friday night.
Gcorlana Davis of South Omaha Is
spending the week with the PI Beta
Phis.
Thornburg's Orchostra delights
dancers with popular hits. Auto B
2556. tf
Otto WaltorB of the Chicago Law
school is a visitor at the Delta Chi
hOUBO.
Y. M. C. A. barber shop opens at
7:30 a. m. Student trade solicited.
BeBt service.
Lucille Hudson of Hebron and Beula
Bell of St. Paul, Neb., aro viBltlng at
tho Alpha Chi Omega house.
Have Graves print It for you. 233
North Eleventh St.
Frank Rhode of Chicago, a gradu
ate of Nebraska last year, is staying
at the Sigma Phi Epsllon house dur
ing tho week.
Rumor has It a delicate student was
overcome with the heat yesterday
while making hiB way from the library
to the law building.
Tiiltiia Hnrnlmm Thl Onminn T"nltn.
'14, had what came near bolng a fatal
accident Tuesday evening, when his
car coiuuea wmi u uirouL wn ui
Twenty-first and Garfield Btreots. Ho
'with two fellow-passengers escaped
with slight scratches, but tho car was
badly wrecked and will be out of com
mission for several weeks.
The College Inn Barber Shop. Stu
dent trade solicited. S. L. Chaplin ft
Co. 127 N. 12th.
MANY TO GO EA8T.
Number of Nebraska Students to At
tend Other Schools.
Nebraska University will furnish a
number of students to eastern schools
and colleges next year.
Tho men who will attend other
schools aro for the most part gradu
ates who will tak,o a professional
course. The co-eds will enter tho
colleges for women to get their B. A.
degrees.
Among those who expect to attend
Harvard law school are Dana Van
Dusen, Joan Hargravo and Alfred
Mungor. Mac Woodward will go to
tho University of Pennsylvania to
study medicine. Ida Darlow an,d
Carol Whito will go to Wellesley,
while Ora Murty will re-enter Rad
cllffo. Mrs. Le Rosslgnal to Talk.
Tho rural problems claSB at 5 o'clock
Thursday afternoon will be conducted
by Mrs. Io RosBlgnal, who will dlB
cusb plans for tho ontertalnment of
groups of twenty-fivo to fifty persons.
This 1b the second of tho Berlos of
GIRLS
Have you Been
White Nu-Buck
TarE?ir Everybody's doin' it
doin what? Why march-
f ing in for that new spring
suit.
Ever ask yourself what
"well dressed'' means?
It means to be so dress
ed that other m:np who
spend as much for that
purpose as you do, will
look at your clothes and
recognize their superiority.
Our aim" in business is
to dress you in that way
to fit your ''complexion,
your taste, your person
ality, your"pocket book
as well as your body.
With our Kensington
and Kuppenheimer lines
we can Jdo it better now
than ever before.
MAGEE & DEEMER
1109O Street
talks by Mrs. Lo Rosslgnol. The girlB
will bring to class questions as to
social conventions, which will bo an
Bwerod at Mrs Lo Rosslgnol's next
meeting.
Continues War Talk.
Professor Barber continued his talk
on tho civil war before tho cadot regi
ment last night He told about Sher
man'B famous march through the
Bouth, which is undoubtedly one of
the most Interesting events of the
whole war.
ELECTRICIANS TO MEET.
Nebraska Branch of Institute Will
Elect Officers Friday.
There will bo a meetfng of tho Uni
versity of Nebraska branch of the
American Institute of Electrical En
gineers Friday afternoon at 4:30 In
the electrical laboratory. Election of
officers and a discussion of the semi
annual Inspection trip will bo hold.
All electrical engineers, especially un
derclass merr, aro urged to bo present
Tho program for tho remainder of
the somoBter 1b completed and will bo
distributed at this meeting
H. M. VODERBERO, Secy.
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Who Heads the Company in the Musical Comedv
"The Heart Breakers"
At the Oliver, Sat. Mat. and Night, April 6
We serve the purest and
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FRESHMENTS in the city
Student's 3-Course Lunch 15c
Gejhtih
The moment you put on
clothes made to your meas
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tailored and ready mnde.
Our way costs no more.
Be sure to seo our line first.
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