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Adjustment of Fallen Arches, re
moval of Coras and Ingrowing Nails
and the relief of Bunions.
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1309 O St., Room 4, Lincoln, Neb.
KODAKS
The most appreciated of
graduation gifts. Have you
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Mrs. Florence Wise of Iowa City,
la., national president of the Achoth
sorority, is in Lincoln and is the guest
of the active chapter and alumnae.
Patronesses of Achoth will give a
luncheon for Mrs. Wise at the Com.
mercial club this noon
The marriage of Miss Helen Browne
Sorenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Sorenson, to Mr. Guy Cabell
Kiddoo, son of Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Kid
doo, was solemnized in the presence
of only their Immediate families Tues
day afternoon at 5 o'clock, at All
Saint's church. The Rev. T. J. Mackey
performed the ceremony.
The bride wore a becoming brown
silk suit with cream colored collar and
shoes to match. Her Leghorn hat was
trimmed with a brown velvet bow and
pale yellow flowers. She wore a white
georgette crepe blouse with trimmings
of filet lace and hand embroidery.
At 6 o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Kiddoo
left for Chicago. They will be at home
after June 15 at 4918 Chicago street,
Omaha. Omaha" World-Herald.
PERSONALS
Theodore Kubik, '15, who has been
superintendent of the Prague public
schools this year, visited the Univer
sity yesterday.
Albert Smrka, "14, who has been
teaching algebra and botany in the
high school at Mulligan visited in Lin
coln Wednesday and Thursday. He
was en route to Racine, Wis., where
he will go into business.
Syril Hrbek, ex-'17, a nephew of
Prof. Sarka Hrbkova, who has been
in business in Cedar Rapids, has just
been admitted to Fort Snelllng. Hrbek
would have reported at camp sooner,
but he was delayed in getting a man
to fill his place in the business. He
had two years of training here, and
was a sergeant when he left college.
Acacia announces the pledging of
Leslie Ellis, '18, of Wayne.
R. E. Harris, '15, who has been su
perintendent of schools at Wakefield
the past school year is in town this
week.
Julia Schulte, '15, who has taught
German in the Sidney high school this
year, is now visiting her sister, Clara
Schulte, '18.
Ethel Westburg, '15, who has been
teaching in Hastings, is a Lincoln visi
tor. SENIORS ADOPT
A CONSTITUTION
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business shall be transacted in accord
ance with Roberts' Rules of Order.
The minutes of each meeting rhall be
recorded in a permanent class record
book which must be returned to the
student activities office, immediately
after the meeting.
No action taken by the class shall
be considered legal unless recorded
In the permanent record book and
signed by the president and secretary.
Article IV. Committees
Section 1. Regular First semester:
Hop, prom, class play, class pin, ath
letics and debate.
Second semester Invitation, cap
and gown, social, gift, hop, picnic, Ivy
Day (1. general, 2. campus program,
3. afternoon); alumni day.
Sec. 2. Special Committees Spe
cial committees shall be appointed as
necessity arises.
Sec. 3. Chaiman of comittees shall
make reports to the executive board
at least one day before each class
meeting.
Article V. Alumni Officers
Section 1. Election and Duties At
the last regular meeting of the year
there shall be election of alumni of
cers consisting of a president and secretary-treasurer,
who shall co-operate
with the University alumni associa
tion. Article VI. Amendments
A two-thirds vote of those present
at a regular meeting of the class shall
be required for amending this const!-
tution. Any proposed amendment must
be read at a previous regular meeting,
and published in at least one issue of
The Daily Nebraskan before being
voted on.
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IN WAR SERVICE
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performed and when Uncle Sam makes
the call for more soldiers we feel safe
in saying that that next year's ath
letes will be as quick to respond as
were those from teams of the past
few years. Let us each 'do our bit' by
helping to make next year's crop or
athletes the most desirable looking
soldiers yet sent out from Nebraska
University."
Following is the list of athletes with
drawn and the sport with which they
are connected:
R. F. AdUins (track).
L. ir. Andrews (track).
E. Becker (track).
W. Bryans (track).
John L. Caley (football).
Henry Campbell (basket ball).
N. Cerney (baseball).
John Cook (football).
Oakley Cox (football).
Horace Crandall (baseball).
L. g. Crownover (baseball).
William L. Day (football). .
E. C. Dinsmore (football).
I. E. Doty (football).
Cyril Donegan (football).
L. R. Doyle (footbal).
Alfred DuTeau (football).
Lawrence Finney (track).
W. Spencer Flint (track).
Paul G. Flothow (basket ball).
L. R. Fruendell (basket ball).
Rudy C. Fuchs (wrestling-track).
H. D. Gildersleeve (track).
Chester Gran (track).
Pvil Halberslebcn (football).
Victor Halligan (football).
Roy Harney (baseball).
D. G. Heller (football).
LET THIS LAST ISSUE OF THE NEBRASKAN
CARRY THE GREATEST SAVINGS MESSAGE OF THE
ENTIRE SCHOOL YEAR
The Semi-Centennial
AT
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Almost a Quarter Million Dollars Worth of Men's Apparel on
Special Sale RIGHT WHEN MEN NEED IT-Not When the
Season is at an End.
The Daily Papers and our Display Windows They give
you the details.
Sidney Iloadley (football-baseball).
Ernest Hubka (football-basket ball).
Cable Jackson (basket ball-track).
Vincent Janda (basket ball-football).
C. Jones (track).
Walt Jungmeyer (track-basketball).
Sam Kellog (football-track).
F. Kelley (football-wrestling).
Curtiss Kimball (track).
II. White (football).
H. F. Wilder (football).
Paul Withey (baseball).
Harold Kositzky (football).
E. P. Kositzky football).
Will F. Kositzky (football).
Harold McGlasson (football).
Byron McMahon (track).
William L. McMullen (baseball).
William Mackey (baseball).
John Pickett (basket-base ball).
C. A. Maloney (football).
J. Maloney (football-wrestling).
Ellsworth Moser (football).
Harvey Nelson (basket ball).
V. G. Nlmms (basket ball-track).
William A. Norris (football).
A. North (basket ball).
Brian O'Brien (wrestling).
Hugo Otoupalik (football-wrestling).
G. R. Owen (track).
Henry Pascale (wrestling).
Lucke Porter (football).
P. U. Proctor (football).
Roscoe Rhodes (football).
E. II. Schellenberg (football).
M. R. Selzer (football).
Edson Shaw (football).
Lawrence Shaw (baseball).
Marion Shaw (football).
R. Smith (track).
D. V. Stephens (track).
Ralph Sturm (track).
August Teeter (football).
M. E. Thurber (football).
M. C. Townsend (track).
L. M. Towle (track).
Victor Vifquain (basket ball).
W. WTard (football).
E. Weaver (wrestling).
Chas. Werner (track).
L. Wertz (basket ball).
Arthur Yort (track).
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DEAN FORDYCE CLOSES
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENTS
AT SPRINGVIEW TONIGHT
The last of the high school com
mencement addresses by University
professors will be delivered by Dean
Charles Fordyce. Dean Fordyce
an important offer
PLEATED SKIRTS
made to your measure
-for 2.00
This includes material and making, ready to put on the Waist Band.
In order to introduce our new pleating department and to demon
strate our work we offer for a limited time pleated skirts made to your
measure, ready to put on the waist band, for 2.00.
These skirts are made from white linen finish material just the
kind for warm weather and -sports" wear. And the completed effect
is very modish and 'tailored" looking.
The different styles of pleating include straight box pleats grad
uated box pleats, side pleatings with box front in 1-inch and 1 inch
wwlha. full side pleats in 1 inch and 1S inch widths and regular
accordian pleats.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY "O" STREET
Orders Taken on Third Floor
MATERIAL SECTIONS
f S WITM 0 ' Cf
spoke at Hooper last night and will
speak at Springview tonight.
The extension department has filled
engagements in thirty-two towns in
Nebraska and Kansas in the course of
the present commencement season.
Patriotism has been the principal sub
ject taken by faculty men in their addresses.
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