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The University
School of Music
TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR
JUST COMMENCING
PIANOFORTE VOICE
THE BAND AND ORCHESTRAL
INSTRUMENTS
PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC
DRAMATIC ART
Playground Supervision and Story Telling
ANYONE MAY ENTER
COMPLETE COURSES IN ALL REPARTMENTS
ADRIAN M. NEWENS, Director
FULL INFORMATION ON REQUEST
Phone B-1392 Hth an
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UNI NOTICES
i Freshman Lecture
i I'l i sliln.ili hotiue;. Til": i;ty. '
, a. in.. Temple theater. Thursday,
i r:i't p. I).. Law 1 1 . This week. Dean
I I. M. Hm-k n "College Spirit."
Swimming
; No more trills may enter the swim-
1 mint' (hisses as they are full.
St nior Class Meet ins to be held
TueM.ay at 11:30 in room 101, Law
Building. Election of officers.
Convocation
John P. Senning of the Political
Science department will speak on the
SUU.li CI OI 1 lie l Ulisiliuuuiicii un-
jveniion" Tuesday morning. Mr. Sen
! ning is a member of the commission
I which is making preliminary ar
I rangenients for the constitutional
j convention and is therefore in a posi
it ion to give expert information in re
gard to this subject.
R sts-
Camp Fire
All physical education classes
work meet at 5 p. m. Monday, at the
Y. (..'. A.
Girls' Physical Education
AA11 physical education classes
will meet Monday at the regular
periods.
Vespers in Art Hall
Because the seating capacity ol
Faculty Hall is not great enough, the
Y. AY. C. A. vespers from now on
will be held in Art Hall.
The vesper attendance has been
so large that the number of chiirs
in Faculty Hall could accommodate
only a part of the audience. Art
Hall has two hundred thirty chairs.
It is expected that all will be filled.
More wil be brought in, if needed.
Senior Class Meeting
Tuesday, October 21, at 11:30 in
Law building, room 101. Election of
officers. 2J 3t.
Art Club Party
Art club postponed until Wednefc
day eveniing, October 22d from 6 to 8
o'clock. All students in gallery come.
Bring 30c for supper.
Church Affiliation
University students nei'd no longer
ivithnnt rf-lieious .liYlliat ions ill
Lincoln because they uo not with to
sever connections with home chut di
es, it is possible to become an affiliat
ed member here without breaking any
home ties. Students i.ic urged to
take advantage ol this opportunity.
The student pastors at the Temple
Y. M. C. A. will furnish any additional
information.
Freshmen Gymnasium
Freshman gymnasium classes for
girls, physical education 51, will re
port at regular periods, in chapel, in
street clothes on Monday, October 20.
Ciinic 51 and 53 w il report Tuesday
at 11 or 1 In lecture room S102. .
All men who expect to go out for
track this fall get jour equipment at
the gym Monday afternoon from 3:30
p. iii. on.
A DEFICIT MET
The goose whose eggs of gold were
made
Was Flain. The tale our hearts
must touch.
But. luckily, the hen has laid
A h't of epgs worth 'most as much.
Washington Sis-.
When Thirsty, Drink.
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SHAKESPEARE'S WILL
We are indebted lo an Knglisli pub
lication lo.- a ropy of the last will and
tesiamen; of the late YYilliam Shakes
peare. In the corrse of this doeirnent
v,' ob.v-;'i!o'.v;n. ironic;
"I gyve onto my wief my second
b?t b"(' with the furniture."
We have no desire to fialtfn ufi.lE'
We have no desire to find fault with
the successful poet and dramatist of
St ra ford for this apparent discrimina
tion against the Widow Shakespeare.
What disposition he made of his fi first
best bed is a matter that is not re
vealed by the copy of the will of the
versatile author whose last testament
is reported in the columns of our ilert
London contemporary. However, we
don't think Mr. S. showed just the
right spirit in gyveing onto his .voir
his second best bed. O why did he uoi
gye onto her his grst bed. or his
tee potte. or his punche bole with the
gilt butterflyes. or his favorite wigge.
or his safety razor, or fountain penne,
or bycycle anything in fact, but his
second best bed.
No doubt Mr. Shakespeare had gone
to bed with his boots on many a Sat
urday night in that very second rest
bed and yet, hallowed as it was bby
such memories, one cannot feel such
that the widow was treated unfairly.
Perhaps Will's folks influenced him.
As a co-writer we(have only the high
est regard and esteem for him. But
we don't think he acted right about
friend wief. Thrift Magazine.
An unusually interesting and jp-to-date
book on an interesting count ly is
THROUGH EGYPT IX WAR TLY1 fcJ,
by Martin S. Briggs, an o cer of the
British Forces in Egypt, who heie de
scribes, with vivid narrative gift, his
journey over thousand of miles of ter
ritory little frequented by Europeans
, and also his visits to the familiar
: haunts of the Tourist, changed and
made empty of gaiety by the war. It
, is published by Stokes.
WANT ADS
For Music call Cliff Scott, B1432.
LOST on campus, Tri Delta pin
and guard. Also Xi Delta pin. Re
turn to 1544 Q street. Reward. 24t4
WANTED Young lady to share
room with student in new bungalow.
Board if desired. F1911.
Reward offered for return of dark
blue, fur collared, double brea3ted
overcoat. Lost night of mixer. Phone
or call 1620 R St. J. H. Whitmore.
20 3t.
Reward offered for return of dark
green, double breasted overcoat. Lost
night of mixer. Phone L7930 or call
001 South 19th St., George Kittle, Jr.
Xo. 23-24
LOST An Achoth iororlty pin.
Finder please call B1697.
Two or three nice rooms for quiet
students; noly 8 blocks east of the
campus, heat, light, hot and cold
water, bath and 'phone. Rent rea
sonable, 2030 R street.
LOST Between 12th and 17th on
R, the bottom part of pen. Ca'J at
student activities for reward.B1739.
For Sale Genuine Canadian re&
fox s!oh and muff. Good as new.
Call B4S12. 21 it.
Will the patty who was seen tak
ing a note book cover from the ves
tibule of the Armory during drill
hour please return it to the sme
place.
Sold
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