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were "golnff which is more than
tnoBt people know and how we felt
:about It. It recited that tho "gang
was all here" which was Burely an
appropriate sentiment for such a con
tented gang of IrresponBlblo young
crooks who didn't "care" for anything
Jn particular. But there were objec
tions to the Bong, and it was tabooed,
Tightly no doubt although personally
I think the co-eds rather liked It. I
have yet to find the one who really ob
jected But that is neither here nor
there the point is that they tabooed
our pet anthem and so no one has the
heart, It seems, to do anything any
more but study law and take meals
regularly Now, on the level, that Is a
miserable life, Isn't It? What advan
tage is it to become a successful bar
rister if you are an unpleasant fellow
to live with? After all, your success
is but a means to an end, and if you
don't know how to enjoy it well,
"what's the use"?
As I said, I'm no singer of Hongs, but
I like to hear them now and then. I
am sure the professors would not mind.
If the song was not taboo and we can
get another easily. Now, there's the
Iean. I venture for all Mb serious as
pect that he thinks quite a bit of the
Tjoys and secretly miBses the singing.
And I don't doubt but that he knows,
too, JuBt how much of the fun of life is
law and how much lawlessness. I am
afraid the young Jurists are getting
old too soon, or olse they are dwin
dling into u little mess of long-faced,
spiritless readers of books. Surely
they know that no nlan ever learned
to be a lawyer out of a book. You see
It Is a lawyer's business to adjust other
people's troubles, and it takes a cer
tain fine whole-hoarteclnesB of charac
ter, as well as a keen legal brain, to
make a good job of It.
CAMPUS NOTES
THEATRES
Music, Louis Hagenslck, Auto F-2042.
Telephone Yule Bros nt once.
Call Roy O. Warde, dnnce orchestra,
uto 718C, 1,8152.
Tod Marrlner Cleaner, Hatter and
Repairer. Auto B1799. 235 No. 11th.
Beany" Visits.
"Beany" McQowan, ex-'12, was on
the campus yesterday He Is treasurei
of a company buying up land In Wyo
mlng for farming purposes.
C H. Frey, University fiorlBt, 1133
0 st.
OLIVER THEATRE
TODAY 2:30 TONIGHT 3:15
HUGO B. KOCH IN 'THE CITY"
Night $1.00 to 25c. Mat. 50 & 25c
Frl. & Sat.. 4 Times Dally.
MME. 8ARAH BERNHARDT
In the Spectacular Photo Play
"QUEEN ELIZABETH"
Mats. 2:30 and 3:45. 20c &. 15c
Night 7:30 and 9 P. M. 25c & 15c
Nov. 25 "THE WOMAN."
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BRUCE, MORGAN &. BETTY
BU8H AND PEY8ER
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"The Light That Failed"
"Hope" A Red Cross 8eal 8tory
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"His Auto Maiden Trip"
3 8hows Dally 2, 7 and 9 P. M.
ALL SEATS 10 CENTS
Scoular VlBits Campus.
George Scoular of the Superior
school boaid visited several offices on
the campus jesterday In company with
Inspector A A Reed.
The Students' Suitorlum, cleaning
and pressing, 504 N. 15th. Auto B-1294.
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"QUEEN ELIZABETH,"
At the Oliver, Frlc'ay and 8aturday.
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In an established school where the standards of instruction aro given
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The University School of Music
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