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Alumni NoIok.
Chns. S. Lobingior, of the class of sx was
in Lincoln on "Wednesday. '
Miss Rachel Manley 'HO is teaching at Se
attle, Washington.
Miss Laura Piieilbr 'S)7. a teacher in the
Omaha schools, was a Uni. visitor Saturday.
C. C. Fletcher '01 is now in the Grand Is
land Beet Sugar Factory; so also is Joseph
Lownes, who graduated last June.
John L. Marshall 'Oil, travelling secretary
of the Y. M. C. A., gave a five-minute chapel
talk on Thursday morning.
Kay P. Teele, '07, left. Tuesday afternoon
for "Washington, H. C, where he has accepted
a position in the government printing oflice.
.. II. McGufly 'fl(5, was in Lincoln Satur
day, lie expects to begin post-graduate
work in the University next week.
Bion II. Culver, B. Sc. '83, who has been
principal of the Ponea selio. Is for live years,
was elected this month tothesuperintendency
of public instruction in Dixon County.
0. 11. Allen, '97 was the populist candidate
for the oflice of Register of Daeds in Cass Co.
Oscar made a hard light but was defeated by
a small majority.
T. F. McCarthy and "W. II. Rhodes, both
of the class of '9(5, were elected to the oflice
of county superintendent at the last election.
The former in Hamilton Co.. the latter in
Thayer Co.
THIS : HESPERIAN
at Bethany College, "W. Ya. While thcro he
received a call to Harvard, largely on account
of the high grade of work done in his thesis.
At Harvard, where he now is, ho lectures on
"The Origins of Greek and Roman History."
He also gives many special lectures and writes
some reviewr.
13ut lalion Promotion.
The battalion has been separated into two
divisions. It is hereafter to bo known as the
lirst and second battalions. The following
promotions were made to take effect Nov. lo.
Cadet Majors: Cadet Captains, C. W. Weeks
and S. A. White.
To be Cadet Captains: Cadets First Lieu
tenants. 11. B. Noyes, T. F. Roddy, C. Hcndy
am' ;ulet private R. W. Haggard.
To bo Cadets First Lieutenants: Cadets
Second Lieutenants J. C. Hitchman, C. B.
Bobbins, C. W. Taylor. E. D. Banghart, G.
J. Lyons.
To be Cadets Second Lieutenants: Cadets
Private R. W. Thacher, C. E. Barber, Wm.
Green, E. G. Wilkinson, J. A. Warren, R.
M. Thomson.
To be Cadet Chief Trumpeter: A. B. Wells.
To be Cadet Color Bearers: Cadet Sargeant
A. L. Brown and G. C. Shedd.
To bo Cadet Sargeants: Cadet Corporals A.
Watkins, W. L. Thome, F. H. Keugle, J. D.
Reid, E. F. Chapin, C. II. Meyer, M. N.
Liebman and M. S. Moore.
To be Cadet Cornorals: Cadet Privates IT.
It is always very pleasant to University P- - A- S- hearse, A. D. Harmon, J. J.
students to hear of marked success on the Grimm C. E. Shaw, J. H. Lytle and R. L.
part of an alumnus. Such success has been the
share of Mr. A. K.Botsford,of the class of '88.
He completed his University course in three
Waterman.
In less than three weeks "drop kicks,"
"end rnns" nnrl unnnfa" will nnn.ir.i- -.,,,
years, even though it was necessary for him little of tho .attention nf ti,r c,w. wi
to work his way through. The year following Attention will be attracted to things literary
graduation he went to Johns Hopkins for a and forensic. There is no doubt that
year. He was then called to St. Charles sufficient interest will bo aroused in tho pre-
College, Mo., where he taught for two years. iimiary debates to assure their ouccess. The
The next ho went to Deland, now Stetson officers of the association have done some
College for two years, whence he was called hard WOrk and a largo number have registered.
to mo cnair oi urcck m Kalamazoo College, But, now about the oratorical ninhW
Mich. He then went to Cornell and there
took his doctor's degree. His thesis on tho
"Development of tho Athenian Constitution"
is considered a very fine work. Following
his work at Cornell betook the chair of Greek
Tho president is no longer in tho University
tho other officers are , or perhaps just
sleeping. At any rate, if anything is to be
done in oratory this year, it is not too early
to let it bo known.
