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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
TO BE GIVEN STUDENTS
At the request of the Board of
Home Missions and Church Extension
of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Chancellor Avery has appointed a
committee to administer ilie loans
that this board intcn.is to make to
Methodist students in the University
Ol Nebraska in order to help them In
continuing their education. This sec
tion of the work of the board for the
United States is in charge of Rr v. D.
I). Forsyth of 111 Fifth avenue.. New
York C'i'y, Dr. Forsyth is a distin
O'.ished i.luninus of the University of
N' bra ska.
The coinniiHee appointed by the
Cl)aiK ( llor is as follows: Professor F.
A. Muff of the Elm Park M. E.
Church; R v. W. E. J. Gratz, pastor of
Ft. Paul M. E. Church; and Assistant
Professor R. E. Cochran of Grace M.
E. Church. These gentlemen will ad
minister such loans to Methodist stu
dents as the general board may be
ablb to grant to this university. It is
not yet known how much money will
be available, but the university au
thorities regard the movement as Im
portant in supplementing the student
tut-;'. fund, a fund which has been In
existent &r W1 year?, It will be
recalled that thi an fund was dart
ed by a contribute from John tl.
Webster, now regent of le universitj',
and that since his Initial gift several
important donations have ben re
ceived. While the total money now in the
student loan fund amounts to only ap
proximately $5,000, some of the older
universities have funds of $50,000 or
more, which are kept constantly re
Tolving for the benefit of worthy students.
UNI NOTICES
A. I. E. E. Meeting
Electrical engineers will meet at 3
tjVlock Thursday, March 6, in the
Electrical Engineering building. A
wireless telephony and telegraphy
demonstration with O. P. Reed as lec
turer will be conducted by the seniors.
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New Home of
Quality Clothes
Senior Class Meeting
The Senior class meeting which was
to be held today at 11 o'clock has been
postponed to next Tuesday on account
of the sale of University Night tickets,
which will be sold at the fame hour
at the Temple.
Christian Science Society
The Christian Science Society of the
University w.ll meet Thursday eve
ning U 7:30 in Faculty hall. Temple
building. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all students, alumni, and fac
ulty of the Cniversity.
Track Tryouts Postponed
Tryouts for the big indoor meet at
Kansas City have bevn postponed, due
to the changes In the date of the K. C.
A. C. contest from March 8 to March
29.
Time
Time Was One of the Chief
Factors in
WINNING THE WAR
You will find the conservation
of time equally tfficiont in win
ning all other desirable objects
fn this life.
HOWARD WATCHES
$50.00 to $150.00
WALTHAM WATCHES
$25.00 to $150.00
HAMILTON WATCHES
$37.50 to $150.00
ELGIN WATCHES
$12.50 to $150.00
Tucker-
Shean
Diamond Merchant
Jewelers and Opticians
Eleven-Twenty-Three O St.
Fraternity, Sorority
JEWELRV
We make all kinds.
Prompt deliveries.
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UNI JEWELER
Ectab. 1871. 1143 O.
Chorus
Members of the Chorus wil please
watch bulletin in front of Administra
tion building regarding place of meeting
Phi Beta Kappa Grades
All grades for the Pbi Beta Kappa
rating must be at the registrar's of
fice not later than March 10.
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