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Mln Sarka Hrbkova Seriously Ill-
Miss Sarka Hrbkova, formerly of the
Slavonic department the university,
who was granted a year's leave of ab
sence from her school work on account
of poor health, has been seriously 111
with bronchial pneumonia. A tele
gram received from Los Angeles re
cently by a member of the university
faculty announced that she is Improv
ing slowly.
Prr.ff.RRor J. E. Le Rosslgnal. di
rector of the ttfilverelty Bchool of com
merce and head of the economics de
partment, lectured on "Bolshevism" at
the First Congregational Church of
Ashland last Sunday evening. A large
audience was present to hear Profes
sor Le Rossignol speak on this timely
and interesting although foreboding
topic. Each phase of the question was
discussed and ' the listeners were
aroused to the exact meaning of the
word "bolshevlsm." '
SOCIAL CALENDAR
March 21 .
Phi Gamma Delta formal Lincoln
Hotel. ,
Alpha Tau Omega formal Govern
or s Mansion.
Delta Chi Rosewllde.
PI Kappa Phi House party.
Phi Gamma Delta formal Lincoln
Hotel.
Alpha Tau Omega formal Lincoln
hotel.
Delta Chi Rosewllde.'
March 22.
Delta Gamma banquet Lincoln
Hotel.
Kappa Alpha Theta formal Lincoln
hotel.
Kappa Alpha Theta formal Liu
coin Hotel.
March 28
Delta Tau Delta formal Lincoln
Hotel
II. E. Club meeting Wednesday eve
ning, March 19th, at 7:30 in Woman's
Hall. Snecial program and United
Agrl, Party to be planned. Bring fin
ished dresses for Lincoln orphans.
Must be distributed by Saturday.
March 29
Gamma Phi
Hotel.
Beta formal Lincoln
April 2
Junior Prom Lincoln Hotel.
April 11
Phi Kappa Psi formal Lincoln
Hotel.
Lincoln Alumni Holds Meeting The
Lincoln alumni held a meeting Mon
day afternoon at the Alumni Head- Hotel
ouarters to make plans for their part Phi
in the semi-centennial celebration. M. Hotel
A. Hyde, '98, was appointed chairman
of a committee of five to organize the
Lincoln alumni. Mr. Hyde selected
for his committee George Hager, '9S,
D. J. Fee, 03, Ralph Mosely, '10, and
Mrs. C. W. Roberts. '14. The commit
tee will meet Wednesday noon at the
Commercial Club to make further
plans.
Committee for Reese Memorial Is
Named The Lincoln committee for
the Dean Reese Memorial fund con
sists of the following men: T. F. A.
Williams, D. J. Flaherty and H. Rosen
balm. These people are sending out
a number of letters to the former stu
dents of Dean Reese so that every one
might have the chance to contr'bute to
the memorial fund. It is planned to
have the tablet ready for the senii-cen
tennial celebration.
April 12
Alpha Sigma
Phi formal Lincoln
Kappa Psi banquet Lincoln
April 19
Delta Delta Delta formal Lincoln
Hotel.
Viking formal Lincoln Hotel.
Alpha Phi banquet Lincoln Hotel.
Sigma Xu banquet Lincoln Hotel.
April 25
Delta Upsilon
tel..
formal Lincoln Ho-
April 26
Alpha Delta
Hotel.
Sigma Chi formal Lincoln
PI formal Lincoln
Hotel.
May 2
Pi Beta Phi formal Lincoln Hotel.
Alpha Chi Omega banquet Lincoln
Hotel
YOUR PROFESSORS
Some students, especially freshmen,
areexceedingly apt to adopt the 'teach
me if you can" attitude toward some
or all of their professors. This sort of
an idea is of course entirely errone
ous. It is safe to say that any student
with this attitude toward the faculty
isn't going to ge much out of his uni
versity work.
Met your professors half way. They
are going to try to teach you what you
ought to know, but unless yo uevince
some amount of interest in the work
they probably won't care much wheth
er you learn or not. If, for instance,
you make a habit of going to sleep in
lectures, the professor will probably
wake you up for the first few times,
but if the somnoletn practice is contin
ued he will probably let you sleep on
and take the consequences. Purdue
Exponent.
May 3
Alpha Chi Omega formal Lincoln
HoteL
Pi Beta Phi banquet Lincoln Ho
tel.
May 9
Xi Psi
May 10
Sigma
Hotel.
Phi formal Lincoln Hotel.
Phi Epsilon formal Lincoln
May 16
Delta Zeta
formal Lincoln Hotel.
PERSONALS
GET AHEAD OF TIME
"There is a time for everything," so
we read in an old, old book long ago.
What a wonderful state of affairs that
would be! A time to study, a time to
play, a time to read the new book you
have been wanting to read, and a time
to cal on the friend so long neglected.
Will the student ever attain that hap
py condition? Not until that most per
nicious of all campus thieves the time
stealer is eradicated.
"I could manage my work beautifully
if only I didn't lose so much time," is
a cry heard on every hand. Some one
makes an appointment with you and
keeps you waiting twenty minutes or
maybe does not come at all. A teacher
comes in nine and a half minutes late
to class. An entertainment begins
thirty minutes later than scheduled
and you awste a good half hour's
study. Because of these robberies, cer
tain verses in the good book are in
danger of becoming obnlf? Along
with the other lessonse are learning,
let us get the one of promptness. Exchange.
Alice Reese, '22, is ill at the Gamma
Phi Beta house. Her mother, Mrs.
David Reese of Norfolk, is visiting
here.
Ruth Hutton, '20, is ill at the Achoth
house.
Lucile Clark, '21, has just returned
from her home in Stella, where she
spent several days.
Dorothy Wetherald, '20, went to
Omaha yesterday.
Raymond Hughes, 19, of Council
Bluffs, has ben discharged from the
army and returned to school several
day8 ago.
Beta Theta Pi announces the with
drawal of the pledge of Ernest Hav-
erly of Hastings.
You never realize how dearly you
bTe paid for your whistle until you
try io seii it.
DATE OF VICTORY LOAN
SET FOR END OF APRIL
"Continued frm Pe one)
the same intensive type of campaign
which they have used formerly In
former Liberty loans.
Medals for Workers
One of the novelties which is
promised for the coming drive is to
be in the form of a m.xlal cast from
captured German cannon. These med
als, to be the size of a half-dollar and
to have a reproduction of th,e Treas
ury building on one side and a cer
tification of loan participation on the
other are to be presented to those
who are actively connected with mak
ing the loan a success. Exchange.
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Sale of Mens Suits and Overcoats
Continues to Grow Interesting
This, good people, is proving to be the biggest
event of its kind we have ever held. It is not half
hearted clearance of "slow-sellers," but is the final
clean-up of all remaining winter stocks, before the big
transformation.
Prices have been brought down to a point that will
surprise you. You have only to note the following bar
gains to realize that this is the sale of the. season!
All remaining Monroe suits and O'coats included
excepting only Fall Dress suits and Astrachan collar
coats now selling at $18.75.
Here's what you may expect. Broken Lines
One or two of a kind. All sizes but not of each fabric
or style. 35 to 46
Men's SUITS
Broken Lines, all Sizes, but not of -Each Kind
Sizes 35 to 48
$20.00 Suits, now $10.00
$25.00 Suits, now ....$12.50
$30.00 Suits, now $15.00
$35.00 Suits, now $17.50
$40.00 Suits, now $20.00
$45.00 Suits, now $22.50
$50.00 Suits, now , $25.00
HALF Off
MANY OF THESE SUITS IN STOCK
Men's OVERCOATS
Broken Lines, all Sizes, but not of Each Kind
Sizes 35 to 48
$20.00 Overcoats, now $10.00
$25.00 Overcoats, now $12.50
$30.00 Overcoats, now $15.00
$35.00 Overcoats, now $17.50
$40.00 Overcoats, now $20.00
$45.00 Overcoats, now $22.50
$50.00 Overcoats, now $25.00
MANY OF THESE OVERCOATS IN STOCK
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To "kis sthe gunner's daughter" on
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breech of a cannon and flogged.
Pilgrims never kissed the pope's toe;
they kissed a cross embroidered on
the panel slipper.
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