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The University of Chicago iPM
IIAtf U i addition to resident
Illllilfj work.offefeaiMinstruo
tion by correspondence.
NTIIIIV For detailed in.
J 1 U If 1 formation addreas
& Son, limited, London. Hia work is
geological,, being In the foreign brancn
of the Pearson service. He expects to
return to his work in about two
months.
Viola Florence Barnes, A. B. 1909,
A. M. 1910, has been awarded the Cur
rier Fellowship in American History
at Yale for next year. She has been
given leave of absence from the de
partment of American History, in
which she is instructor. .Her brother,
Donald Barnes, 1915, who was awarded
a scholarship at Harvard for this year
has been granted the Thayer fellow
ship in history at Harvard for 1916
1917. Both Miss Barnes and Donald
Barnes are members of the Nebraska
chapter of Phi Beta Kappa.
THE REGIMENTAL 8UPPER
Those who have observed military
drill this year report a better spirit
toward this line of work on the part
of freshmen than ever before. There
are many reasons why this may be
true, but we are inclined to believe
that the progress of events has shown
that war is not entirely impossible.
Years ago freshmen regarded drill as
a great task. They considered it use
less, as they believed that the world
had seen its last great war. But the
situation In Europe has shown that
drill is not useless.
However that may be, one thing is
certain: anything which makes drill a
more pleasant occupation, without
destroying its usefulness, is to be en
couraged. DriH will become less of a
bore, if the officers and men were bet
ter acquainted. It would be more
pleasant if the men were to meet
oftener as a regiment at play. - - -'
For these reasons, we believe that
the . reglmen'tal supper now being
planned by the officers- is deserving of
the support of everyone in the depart
ment. It will create a better fellow
ship; it will make the officers and pri
vates better acquainted with each
other as men. ' We trust that the event
will become an annual tradition.
Every officer and every private
should buy. a ticket to the regimental
supper, even if it means some sacrifice.
J. Wilbur Haynes has been detain
ed at his home In Omaha since va
cation on account of sickness.
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glory at 5 a. m.
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ROBERT T. HOOaH
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tks Perfect Fipe Ttxxso
A whole lot of men at one time or anothcrhavc tried to smoke a pipeam,uscd the wrong
tobaixo. RemltKottdri.Tuc and "cold fecL" Try again with the rtght tobacco i uxedo!
Tuxedo has msfembusnd? ot happy, contented pipc-smoters
because it's 6o;v2ifcIferrniikl and cannot burn, bite or blister
the tongue or imfc' taci tnrcaL
ThcrkrhrButralSileirf Tuxedo. is aged 3 to 5 years.
' Then it's trcsttdf bySic orsrai .'Tuxedo Process " a doctor's
many so-caiied 'pfoccsscs--tf are , imitations of the "Tuxedo
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making tobacco leaf mild and wholesome.
Try Tuxedo for a wcrlLiwilearn what it means to love your pipe.
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