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CITY INXIOlNL BINK
CORNER ELEVENTH AND O 9TS.
GEORGE DAMEREL
For Four Years St at of "The cMerry Widow"
Jrd et Company of Twenty In the
Viennese Operetta,
"THE KNIGHT OF THE AIR"
Drake.
Tho first band concort of the season
was given by tho Drake band- at tho
auditorium last ovonlng. It waB well
attondod and all thoso present en-
-joyed 1L Jmmouaoly Tho band ha,H
Hoveral more treats In storo, In the
form of opon-alr concorts to bo given
on the campus later on.
ANOKAJf
ARROW
(COLLAR
Cluett, Peabodr & Co., Iao. Maker
Silk Hose
Looks like fifty
Wears like sixty
Gost but twentyfive
KLINES
1132 O STREET
PICKED PICKINGS
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Prof caaoc -Coudru gave a -.moving
picture exhibition of tho beet sugar
Industry before the Geography VI
class Tuesday morning. Tho pictures
proved vory educational and were im
mensely enjoyed by all.
Coach Stlohm could qualify as a paBt
master of tho Thespian art with per
fect ease. Last night his soccer foot
ball proteges talked and chewed spear
mint in iraiiLjDfliojRinj2rajmin's miz
chine on Nebraska field.
Several w'ellKirowiI "prdTe'ssWS about
tho campus underwent the Shrlnor's
Initiation last .night. Observe care
fully today and you should be ablo to
toll who wore tho goats.
Professor Duck looked out of tho
window from Rhetoric class yostorday
morning and discovered what ho
thought to bo a whole Incoming froBh
man class. . Tho phenomena finally
turned out to bo a group of grade
school pupils wending their way across
tho campus beautiful.
Do not bo alarmod if you see under
classmen sneaking off toward tho
north during class hours after this.
They are merely boating it out to
Horseshoe lako to take a plunge.
Evelyn Beaumont is again conduct
ing hor classes In bench spoofing.
Those wishing to become proficient in
tho art aforesaid are warned to got in
thoir bids early, Inasmuch as the
l)oacb-flpaco iabQingnipidlyflpQken.
for.
(Passed by tho national board of
correorshipT
PREPARING FOR HARVEST
OF FRESHMEN NEXT FALL
Registrar's Department Sending Out
Literature and Gathering -
Grades.
(M Gregory Coal Co.
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Florist a
Flowers All the Time. CHAPIN BROS.
Telephone B223-4-
South Thirteenth.
Printing
Noa Location
244 N. 11th Street
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Take
Your FILMS to FREDK. MACDONALD to be
d..lJ fl nnd 8 Exposures. lOo. 10 Exposures, lfic. 15 Exposuroa, 20c
eVeiOpea. .us nroundl BIk. LINCOLN 137 South Klevonth St.
About the first of the year the Regis
trar received the names of all tho
high school seniors who were in lino
for graduation this spring. To all
these young people University publi
cations and 1 itorature are-being sent
this week Requesta ane ..also. .J)elng
made of tho various superintendents
and principals for the grades of each
graduate. Theso grades will bo en
tered upon regulation cards at the
Registrar's office and after a record
haB been made In tho office theso cards
will be sent to the students so they
aro then In readiness for registration
next fall. This method saves much
time and confusion at tho last mlriuto
when the responsibility of'havlng the
registration go smoothly Is ' quite a
burden.
Registrar Greer is busy getting the
annual catalogue into shape for dis
tribution Juno first.
PROFESSOR FERGUSON
LEAVES FOR THE EAST
Will Attend Important Committee
Meeting of National Electric
Light Association.
GEN. FELIX DIAZ
Prof. O. J. Ferguson of tho Elec
trlcal Engineering dopartment left
Wednesday night for a ten-day trip to
tho EaBt.
Tho visit Isocc aalonedb y a moot
ing in Now York. City of a special com
mlttoo recently appointed by tho Na
tional Electric Light Association upon
"Relations With Educational Institu
tions." Professor Ferguson will also spend
a short tlmo at Schenectady, N. Y
and. at Pittsburgh, Pa., at each of
which placos thoro aro now located a
number of alumni of tho Unlvorslty.
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Gen. Diaz Is in Washington where
he Is trying to Interest government
officials In a scheme to end the war In
Mexico. The photograph was taken
In Washington.
Typewriters Rented
ALL MAKES
SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS
OFFICE EQUIPMENT & SUPPLYCO.
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the Daily Nebraskan:
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the past registration week, promissory notes for
$1.00 were taken by the management as equivalent
to the cash subscription.
While theso notes are payable on the demand
of the publishers, it is not the intent of the pub-
lishers to demand the payment at a certain-dnte
but it understood that payment must-be made be
fore the signer of tho note leaves school.
Those who aro indebted to the Daily Nebraskan
for the present semester may visit the office in tho
basement of University Hall at any time and upon
the payment of $1.00 receive a receipt in full.
Prompt payment will assist tho management very
materially in making a full financial report before
the end of tho school year.
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