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NEW MEMBERS CHOSEN
IFOK PERSHING RIFLES
Will Hold Initiation In Room In Nei
braska Hall Thuteday
Night.
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Tn hrinz the company up to fu)
strength, new members have bee
chosen for the Pershing Rlfle3 from
tho.se in the Military. Department
who have 'shown interest and cbUUy.
The initlutlon for these men will be
held in the rooms of the Military Do
partment, Nebraska Hall, Thursday at
7 o'clock p. m. All members o tlit,
organization are urged to attend this
meeting, says Burks Harley, llsuten
ant colonel of the University A. Kj
T. C.
Following are the names of those
who were elected to membership.
Lyle Abbott, James Acton, Floyd Am
mer, William Alstadt, Charles Adams.
Gerald Almy, George Ballaulyn,
Lawience Black, .Wesley Bratt, Pau
Brelim, '.Arthur Blryanj Russel' Bu
geon, Edwin Bartunek, Clare Clark.
Harry Compton, Charles Counce
Charles Craig, Francis Crane, Ileilu"
Chrtstensen, Robert M. Deal, Dewe
Dohrman, Lawrence Bunham, Nelson
K:ster, Horace Egelston, Otto Finlt,
Myron, French, Frederick Free, Bur
ford Gage, Gunnard Graham, SUvru
Gilbert, Maurice Gerhait, John
Haines, Forest Hall, Sierling Hals
ion, Ivan Hanaon, Hale Harvey, Eavl
Hasselbalch, Edwin Hayes, Ernest
Hickman. Louis Hughes, Wili.Md
Ilosue, Arthur Horst, Clarence Isaacs
son. Frank Johnson, Hubert Kimber
ly, Stephen King, John Lewis, Ldwu
Loewenstein, John Long, Leslie Lonf,,
Richard Mockler, Daniel Minster, Rob
ert Patterson, Russell Richmond, tin
ford Spanp-ler, Marcus Swcngla, El
mer Swcng'e, Stanton Troutman,
Maurice Van Home, Howard. Welley,
Edvavd Whiting, Conyl Wiggins,
Clyde Walker, Harold Wise and Bl
uest Zschau.
FARM STUDENTS TRY
FOR TRACK TEAM
Fifteen men took part in the pre
liminary tryout for the College of
Agriculture track team that was held
Tuesday afternoon from 4 to 6 on the
cinder track north of Engineering
Hall at the Farm campus.
Track Manager Bachkora said he
thought the men trying out at the
Farm -with those on the city campus
would furnish material for a strong
team.
Difficulty has been encountered
from conflicts in the men's schedules,
especially among the freshmen and
sophomores. In order that more men
may be able to practice, some of the
laboratory periods have been shifted.
Monday and Saturday track practice
will be held on the down-town campus
each week.
EXPLAINS EXPLOSIVES
AND THEIR USES
C. J. Frankfurter, assistant profes
sor of chemistry, -will talk on "Chem
istry of Explosives and Their Prac
tical Uses," at an open meeting of
Sigma Gamma Epsilon, honorary na
tional geological fraternity at 8
o'clock this evening in the geology
lecture room. All persons interested
are invited to attend.
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SHCOLARSHIP OFFERED
FOR STUDY IN SWEDEN
The American Scandinavian Founda
tion will award twenty Fellowships of
at least $1,000 each for graduate
study In Sweden, Denmark and Nor
way. Candidates must have been boin in
the United States or its possessions.
They must bo capable of original re
search and independent study and
each must submit a definite plan of
study. It is desirable that they be
college graduates and familiar with
at least one language In addition to
English .preferably Swedish, Danish
or Norwegian.
The stipend is $1,000 and in a few
cases $1,200. Arrangement for a re
duction In steamship rates on com
mercial vessels may be made by cer
tain of the Fellows. ,
The period of study covers one
academic year. Students in Forestry
should sail in June that they "may
spend the summer in forests and
forest schools.
Application paperB, Including let
ters of recommendation and a photo
graph, must be filed at the office of
the Foundation before March -1.
Tapers may be sent In directly, but,
if the candidate wishes the official
endorsement of his college, they
should be filed at the office of the
president or dean of his college before
March 3. Successful candidates will
be notified about April 15. The final
selection of Fellows will he made by
n jury of university professors and
technical experts appointed by the
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Application papers will be mailed
on request to James Creese, Jr..
assistant director of students, 25 West
Forty-fifth street, Now York City.
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