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Enthusiasm for roller aknting reigns
MPJTino jUJi10 JJLJi01 Tno D.
Gs. do not condno themselves to such
a limited Bimco iih a roller skating
rink, but thoy spread out ovor half
the Hldowalks in South Lincoln.
UnT StucTetiTiB nTajnfior-BnjoTtho-cn-tranclng
Rtralns of the moonlight
dance on tlio most cloudy of nlghlB.
Th Lincoln Hotel management has
Invented a new artificial moon which
bids fair to outshine the renl article.
Many well known campiiB fussers
wore Boon on the rear seats at Easter
song services Sunday night. Inas
much as this is the first offenso of its
class for many of them, their namoB
wlTTnol UcToxpoHed nuttMnton
A woll known French professor says
that sinco It Is so near spring the
classroom radiators won't last much
longor. We're glad that winter Is a
-long-wny-off,
Itus Philp. says that those NebrnB
kans who arc sadly In need of a hair
cut have an excellent opportunity to
beautify themselves now that the Jani
tors nro cutting the campus lawns
onco more.
II. D. claims to have gone to' more
parties this year than any girl In the
freshman class, with tho exception, of
course, of J. C. LookB as though the
Rag would bo forced to Btart a popu
larity contest in tho near future.
About six cabs were drawn up In
front or tho XI Pal Phi house Saturday
evening. Problem In rapid calcula
tion. In next year's directory tho Delta
Chls will bo listed as a hospital. Four
of tho boys are sick. Tho very latest
equipment obtainable will bo Installed.
Ag News.
Prof. H. It. Smith, head of the Ani
mal Husbandry department of Minne
sota Ag School, was a visitor at tho
Stalo Farm yesterday. Professor
-Smlth-,was formerly co nnectedjYitlL
tho same department at Nebraska.
Prof. II. B. Fhllloy of tho Farm
Management department loft yostor
day for Chicago, where ho will attond
tho Second National Conference on
Marketing and Farm Credits, April 14,
15 and 16.
Prof. J. H. Fiandfon, head of tho
Dairy department, departed yesterday
for mufflIcm-a7To"Wa7wllere liewill
select and purchase for tho State
Farm dairy herd. Ho will also attend
tho Chicago Conforenco before returning.
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WORLD A MILLION YEAR8 .
OLD ACCORDING TO SOME
Authorities Vary, But All Endorse the
Statement-That Thouaanda-WIII
Not-Express Age of Wortd.
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Thursday evening, at tho Unl. Y.
M. C. A., Professor Barbour spoke on
"Tho Beginning of Things." Ho In
troduced his talk by telling of his trip
to Wyoming and of tho coal beds
which ho visited In that state. Many
coal beds nro still burning, according
to Professor Barbour. During hiatrlp
'ho eIbo visited the coal bods ot Ne-..
braska, sqmo of which- exceed one
thousand feet in thickness. Also in
tho hilly portions of the state are
found tho remains of fossil animals.
This meanfl that Hum Is vmj lung.
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We urge you to pick out
one of our snappy
Young Men's Suits'
in time for Spring
ANNUAL DELTA ZETA
FORMAL SATURDAY NIGHT
Sixty-Five Couples Enjoy Dancing
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The Delta Zetas held their formal
party at the Lincoln Hotel Saturday
evening. About sixty-five couples
were present. Edna Brown and Chan
Collins, Ruth Odell and Jack Ough led
the grand march. Tho out-of-town
guests were: Misses Jonnlo Pratt,
Marguerlto Scott and Jessie Odell of
Omaha, Rose -Bergman of Grand
Island, Marie Beart of Flandrew, S. D.,
Minnie Thieroff of Plattsmouth, Mario
Sullivan of Kearney, and Marie Coats
of North Platte.
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Professor Barbour expressed his be
lief In the first chapter of Genesis con
cerning tho beginning of things and
the length of days. You are taught
that tho world is 5,000 years old. If a
geologist tolls a person that a fossil
animal 1b a million years old he does
not believe it. A prominent professor
of tho University of Loipzlg related
that ho found written in stone a
treatise on medicine which ho believes
was written seven thousand years ago.
Landmarks are continually diBappearH
Ing. Some things which are here one
year aro gone tho next Many people"
not acquainted with tho facts nro
skeptical of tho things going on around
about thom. Dana accepted tho theory
of evolution. Ho said that tho world
is a hundred million years old. Other
authorities make it even greater oven
up to a billion years. Tho popular
opinion at this tlmo for tho ago of tho
world by authorities on geology is a
thousand million years. Although
many people express their disbelief of
this, yet geologists bellevo themselves
to bo correct because the measuring
rods of tlmo aro very accurate. So
you see, tho woirld Is -pretty old after
all-and perhaps ther were a few
wise men before your day.
Artlstlo dance programs and menus
for particular people. George Bros.,
ALL MEN EVERYWHERE
like to bewell dressed and whatever the
occasion we can meet the demand. We've
got the Clothes that will exactly please you
In every way, no question about it.
Come in and get them. Hats and Fur
nishings that go with the clothes in the new
SPRING STYLES.
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