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Tho Y. M. C. A. will hold a regular de
votional meeting Sunday at 3 p. m. Mr.
Lnnn will lead. The glee club will sing.
Merchant's Barber Shop. Good work
guaranteed. Brace Block.
The Faculty Ladies' Club "will give a
reception in tho Art Rooms of the
Library building Saturday evening, Jan
nary 30th.
The Y. M. 0. A. meets Saturday eve
ning to transact important business.
Representation in the Junior Annual
will he discussed.
The Eleetricals are talking of holding
n reception to tho public in connection
with their Charter Day Exhibit. "Elec
tric juice" would be in order for refresh
ments. For shutouts: Note books, tablets,
writing paper, envelopes, pencils, inks,
erasers, or anything you need. You can
buy them of .!. , Houtz, at the sale of
tho Lemiug's stock at half price.
Miss Mary Home '96 has signed a
year contract as an employee of the John
Uerar library of Chicago. This is one
Uhe largest scientific libraries in the
country,
The editors are in receipt of a com
munication from Prof. Sherman in which
"usays that tho Hesperian was mistaken
1,1 "foring to him as being responsible
or the idea of instituting a holiday in
nor of our college settlement. We are
WW to he nblo to make the correction.
forth- nn R,lys that ho Ia responsible
tho SIS suSBostion that each student of
&r!?.-nfc -ntribu-
wovlr ii J lurwuru wie settlement
alKadv . 8,lyti that many students have
,?P!lotl to tho call of the nom-
knowifTlh,Bplauaild he wants to
t, Zl the. Hkrpeiiun wiU SDarG snaftG
koZ Thu,rvSrment more widely
iconsVnlIlo0d?ESPEIlIAN m0StwiU"
rings made to order
U. B. D. C. versus Doane.
The first contest in the sories of debates
with Doane college, will be held on Sat
urday night in tho university chapel.
This will bo an interesting debate on a
live question, Resolved: "That a writ
ten constitution will subserve the welfare
of a nation better than an unwritten
one." Our boys will put up a strong
debate, and we expect to meet able rop
esentatives from Doane. Tho U. B. D
C. is represented by Ohas. Kuhlman, II.
A. Meier, John Mnguire and R. S. Ba- r
ker.
Two of these men have a record from
the Kansas-Nebraska preliminaries and
all of them are strong men in the club.
Those who have heard these men in other
contests know what they can do under
fire, and may expect to see their metal
tested by worthy opponents. The two de
bates held with Doane last year were a
success, and we have reason to expect
still better work this year.
A few numbers of good music will be
given, so the program will be both inter
esting and instructive.
We believe there is a true college spirit
aroused in the interest of debating; lot
us keep it up and welcome our visitors
with a large and appreciative audience.
The debate will begin promptly at 8 p. m.
Basket Ball.
Tuesday night the First and Seoond
Basket Ball teams played a practice game
to prepare for the game with the city Y.
M. 0. A. The first team consisted ol
Green. Dennison, Warfield, Stebbins,
Gutoleban, Placek and Hessler. The
second team of Wetzel, Hastie Saver,
Burke, Griffith, Kyle and Hills. m The
game resulted in a score of 8 to 5 m ta
vor of the first team.
There was an interesting game of
basket ball in the Armory yesterday.
The teams were chosen from the morn
ing and afternoon classes. Those from
the afternoon class showed themselves
superior.
