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Oolloffo oI'Lmv Nois. member of the live o'clock team played an
Dean Reese gave the Seniors a special lecture excellent game; Yoder. Riley and Belden did
this week on the "Examination of Witnesses." the best work for the 11 o'clock team.
The class of '98 elected the following officers According to the new plan the first and se
last week: lion. J. II. Grosvenor, president: coud teams of the different classes must eon -X.
D. .Burch, vice president and L. M. Troup test each week to determine class champion-secretary-treasurer,
ship. It, is not at all probable that the same
The Junior class is reading from seven to teams will represent the different classes next
ten cases a day in contracts. The seniors de- weck--not if it is possible to judge by the
confidence of the captains of the defeated
teams.
clare that this is nothing as compared with
what is required the latter part of the year.
At the Maxwell club meeting Saturday Miss Cunningham, Mr. Fulton and Mr.
evening Messrs. Bobbit and Burch urged that o'ConwII have joined the Del ian society.
S. E
there should be a board for the compulsory
arbitration of labor difficulties. Messrs. Van
Docar and Moore urged the contrary.
The Maxwell club elected the following
officers Saturday evening: H. C. Dean, presi
dent; Mr. Moore, vice president; J. IT. Kemp
secretary; F. L. Gibson critic, and the retiring
president, .1. L. Wallace, scrgt-at-arms.
Dr. J. L. Green completed his course of
lectures on ''Medical .Jurisprudence'' this
week. Dean Reese will begin his lectures on
the "Law of Medical ."Jurisprudence" next
week.
13uh1c!( Hull Oimi4H,
Two of the six championship basket ball
Scott & Shannon, tonsorial artists.
corner 12th &. 0 sts Give us a call
Miss Anna Broady ''.)(". who is now teach
ing at DeWitt Xebr., has been elected as as
sistant Latin teacher to fill the vacancy
at Beatrice caused by the resignation of Miss
Martha Burks '!).".
If you want Musical Instruments, Violins,
Guitars, Mandolins, Autoharps, Moloharps.
all the latest Sheet Music, Music Folios, Mu
sic Rolls and all things appertaining to music
the Music Department of llcrpolsheiuior & Co
is the place to go. A large line of ." mush
always on hand.
Lieut. .1. M. Stotscnburg of Ft. Leaven-
games were played this week. The reds of worth, Kas., has been appointed military in-
the 11 o'clock class won the game Monday structor to succeed the late Lieut. .Jackson,
evening over Sayer's team by a score of 12 to Mr. Stotscnburg was talked of for the com-
11, but wore defeated in the game Wednesday mandant last fall but, however Mr. .Jackson
evening, with Hill's team, by a score of I fl to was appointed. The new commandant is a
18, well educated man and thoroughly familiar
The following are the members of the dif- with the military school. He is a graduate
forent teams -Placok's: Hopewell, Riley, Yo- of West Point and of the Ft. Leavenworth
der, Belden and Xienhuis. Sayer's: llanlon, Military Academy. He is first Lieutenant of
Xielson, Aden, Hoflhcr. Hill's: W. E. and the (ith II. S. Cavalry.
K. D. Aiidrcson. Moore and Story.
NOTHft.
As Placok has loft school Yoder has been
elected captain of the 11 o'clock team.
In the game Monday evening, Sayer, Han
Ion and Xielson did the best, playing for the
S o'clooks; Placok and Yoder for the 11 o'
olooks. There will be two championship games
next week. One between the 11 and 8 o'
clock and one between the S and f o'clock
divisions.
In the game Wednesday evening every
The State Committee of the Y. W. C. A.
invites all Association girls to a reception at
Mrs. F. M. Hall's. 10-10 DSt. Saturday even
ing, Dec. 1 1th. at 7.. MO. The reception is in
honor of Miss Wild, who leaves Monday for
Chicago, to take up the work of International
Sco'y. It is also in honor of her most inti
mate friend and our chief assistant, the
"Evangel," the organ of the Ans'n, of which
Miss Wild is to be editor. Each Association
girl is invited lo bring her girl friends with
her.