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PHI RHO 8IQMA BREAK
GROUND FOR NEW HOME
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ARTICLES LOST ON CAMPUS
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'Medical College Fratornlty-io Build
Finfr445,000 Structure Thin
Summer.
Oinahn, Neb., March 22 Ground wag
broken for a $15,000 fratornlty houso
nt Forty-second and Dewoy yostorday
afternoon by momhors of Iota chapter
of Phi Itho Sigma who attend tho lint
vorBlty of Nebraska Collego of Medi
cine. Tho Bod-t umlng coremonles com
memorated the thlrteonth anniversary
of tho founding of tho ohaptor In
Omaha and the program was In chargo
of tho following chartor mombors:
DrB. M. A. Tlnley, B.lV. Christlo, W. I'.
Wherry, C. W. M. Poynter, C. F.
Avory, A. II. Cooper, M. B. McDowell,
S. B. Hall, II. W. Hoffolflnger, A. B.
Lindqulst, II. A. Rolchenbach.
A campaign for a house building
fund was launched eighteen months
ago and alumni mombors have guar
TinteedTayment of Iho entlro cost.
The hotiBc is to bo throo stories And
basement. In the basement will bo
game rooms, store rooms and furnace
room, living rooms win occupy tno
first floor, with Btudy rooms on tho
second and a dormitory on tho third.
Tho house will be ono of tho flneBt
fratornlty homes In tho wost and tho
only University of Nebraska building
owned by a professional fratornlty.
A dinner nt the Empress garden
and a theater party at tho Brandels
concIuded-the-dayXprogram. .,
.Yale's Skating Rink Finished.
Yale now has for Its hockey prac
tice and games ono of tho largest
rinks in the country. A Boston com
pany had 125 workmen rushing to
completion the rink and artificial Ice
plant two blocks from tho Ell campus.
They promised that tho rink would be
.In ..rotullnocB for tho YaleJ3rinoo4on
hockey gamo on January 28. Fully
5,000 persons will be able to see the
Yalo hockey games when the rink Is
finished, 3,200 of them furnished with
scats and 1,800 with standing room.
Tho x rink will receive light through
300 windows in the day time and hy
twonty large arc lights In the opening,
soft spots on tho ce being averted by
a dovlce that allows no direct sunlight
-on tboBurfaw. The onUreb"ulldlng
will bo of steel. Tho floor space Is
200 by 80 feet. Daily California.
Organizations.
All but a few organizations, have
-pald-for-thelrBpaciritt tlr&TJbTifliuslcor
nnd their pictures have' been sent to
Jk eneravers. Tho remaining few
who have not paid must call at tho
"offlco and pay for same at once, as
thoy will not bo sent to tho engravers
until paid for. OfTtco hours, 11 to 12
dally.
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Mme. Abdul Hak Hussein Bey, wife
of the first secretary to the Turkish
embassy at Washington, Is an English
woman. She Is one, of the handsomest
-women-ln-the diplomatic circle at the
national capital.
Runaway Motorcycle Does-JQamage.
A door arid a window In tho En
gineering building at the University
of Washington have been smashed by.
a runaway motorcycle, which attempt
ed an obstacle race through the!ohg
building on the lowor part of the
campus.
Tho rider rescued his machine, and
disappeared before his identity was
learned, and the repair bill will have
to be footed by Jhe university.
This Is one of a series of accidents
lntha-poflt-few-weekBf and the Wash-
lngton faculty has threatened stringent
action.
COL GEORGE BARNETT
Col.- George Barnett has been ap
pointed head of the marine corps to
succeed tlje present commandant, MaJ.
Gsn. W, P. BldcJle, .who rehires spme
time In March. Colonel Barnett, who
will be nade a major general, was ap.
pointed to the naval academy from
Wisconsin.
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An Overcoat Among the Lot Muffs,-
Hand-Bags and Keys In
Collection.
Have you lost anything? A person
is Hablo to forget material things
these fine spring days 'and It Is' best
to tako an invoice at tho cldso of each
day.
Lost articles found on or near the
campus aro frequently turned In at
tho Registrar's office. At present
thoro aro in tho office an overcoat,
.muff, handing, several bunches of
keys and various articles. Persons
having Tost anythlng-on of about Iho
campus will do well to call nfthe office
at once.
Nebraska Grad Back Again.
Capt. M. T. Barlow of the class of
'98, a former assistant In the Uni
versity Museum, visited tho Depart
ment of Geology during vacation week.
Mr. Barlow Is now captain In the
United States army, and Is In charge
of the Philippine Scouts In the Philip
pine Islands. Captain Barlow is away
on his fourth leave of abBonce. Ho
Lwlll spend several weeks In Nebraska
vlBltlng his parents, relatives and class
mates. '
8ociety Dances Will Be Qhown Here
by Two Chicago Experts.
"Take Mo to tho Cabaret!"
Which expresses what Is coming off
at tho Now Avenuo hotql beginning
Monday evening. Manager Clifford
has engaged tlio services of Miss
Heleno and Frank Lorraine to Instill
somo enthusiasm and joy Into the
diners. These two will oxlilblt the
latest soolety steps for tho benefit of
Madlsonlans. They come here from
dandlng for patrons at tho Hotels
stone, Ua Salle and Sherman In tho
Windy City,
To-ald-ttrem-in-the stoija there wilt
be Buech, violinist, and Schultz with
the drum and traps. Managor Clifford
has received reservations for a largo
number of tables for the opening
night. The dancers will bo on hand
from 6 to 7:30 o'clock and from 10:30
uhtlLcloBlng time. Dally Hnrfllnnl
Team Travels fFlvo Thousand Miles.
It has been estimated that the Notre
Damo football team traveled over five
thousand miles during last season.
Tho HooBlers Journeyed to West
Point, Penn State, St. Louis and closed
tho season by decisively defeating the
University 6f Texas, at Austin. Daily
Callfornlan. "
EASTER CLOTHES
JTT Is not too early to b looking for your Easter Suit, Nowhere
II can vou find what will nlease vou better than the snlendld new
(prlnc - styles - we - are -
We also want you -to see the new-Hats and Furnishings. -They
ar so different from anything heretofore put out that you will be
delighted to wear them.
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FlflrKt Flowers All the Time. CHAPIN BROS.
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Printing
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244 N. 11th Stre&t
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Watch This Column Grow !
Se the S-T-E-N-O-T-Y-P-E Demonstration
in our booth at Auditorium this week.New classes are being
formed. Enter any time for "
STENOTYPY, SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, .
BOOKKEEPING, PENMANSHIP, ETC.
Lincoln Business College
New Home at 14th & P Streets.
E. 0. BIGGER, Pres. W. N. WATSON, V. Prea.
W. A. ROBBINS, Sec'y.
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ENGINEERING HOP
New Liridcll Ball Room, April 3, 14
ALL ENGINEERING STUDENTS must get '
tickets by March 2 when sale will be open
to students at large. Tickets m?iy be ser
cured from Kjeldgaard, Beck and Peterson
FOR MEm
ready to offer youCbmein and see them;
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