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, - y ", 3Hn ,, THE DAiLY NEBRASKAN. I I it i Aw f u In- bt C;e JOap fitbfaskan A conKolIdatlon of Tho Hcflptiilan, Vol. 31, Tlio Nobrnnkan. Vol. 10, Sonrlct ami Cream, Vol. 4. -h Published dully, except Sunday and Mondny, at the Unlvornlty of NobraBKa, Lincoln, Nob., by tho HcHporlan Publish ing Co. Board of Directors. O. V. I. Stout. Lauronco Foaolor. II. P. Lcavltt. Dwlght Cramer. A. a. Schrelbor. Edltor-ln-Chlef John D. Clark Manager Fred Naughton Assistants. KewH J H. Hcdnar Athletic H. A. Van Orsdol Circulation W. 10. Standcvon ICdltorUl Roomn. U HMH. HuHinww OflVo. U 211V4. Postofflco, Station A, Lincoln, Nob. Ofllc houra of BusInwB ManRxer ond Editor 1 1:00 to 11:130 dally. Telephone Automatic 1528 Night Telephone Automatic Zdw .Subscription Price, VI jjcr our In ndvanco Entered nt tho postofllco ut Lincoln, Nob., no nccond-clasa mall matter under tho act of oonaress of March 3, 1S70. 24. Seminary Course, M. W. at D, Opon to gradttato students only, ox copt on pormlBsIon. Two hours. Professor -Caldwell. POLITIC8. 42. Party Organization and Machin ery, T. Th. nt 10. Opon to all juniors and seniors, and to others on permis sion. Two hours. Adjunct Professor Perslngor. 44. Comparative Government, T. Th. al 2. Open to all who havo taken 3 and 1, or 43, or a good high school courso In civics, and to others on per mission. Two houra. Mr. Aylsworth. 46. American State Constitutional History, (combination of catalbguo courses 46 and 54), P at 2. Open to all who havo taken 3 and 4, to juniors nnd seniors, nnd to others on permission. May bD (on permission) taken as elthor n ono or a two hour courso. Mr. Aylsworth. 48. American Diplomatic History slnco tho Civil War, T. Th. at 4. Con tinuation of 47. Open to ndvanced students on permission. Professor Caldwell. 52. Seminary on American Political Philosophy (substitute for catalogue courso 52), F. at 5. Opon only to ad vanced students, nnd on permission. Ono hour. Adjunct Professor Perslngor. Subscriptions for The Dally j Nebraska are due, and all who J havo not paid up will please see the circulator as soon as possi- ble. Office open from 11:00 to 11:30 dally. R. 211i2 Uni. Hall. HtCMBK-TtBtiH H9t--JMC-HHJ Courses in American History. Ro-arrnngoment of tho courses to bo offered next yoar In Amorlcnn History and Politics has mado nocessary the alteration of the program for tho sec ond semester of this yoar. Only the following courses will bo given tho nocond semester, uudor requirements Indicated. For furthor Information consult the catalogue under courses nnmed. AMERICAN HISTORY. 2. Revolutionary, M. W. F. at 9 or 4. Opon to all students. Continuation of first semester courso 1. Three hours. Adjunct Professor Perslngor. Mr. Aylsworth. 4. Later Constitutional, M. W. F. at 1) or 4. Opon to sonlors. Continuation Special Teachers' Courses. During tho second soincster Miss M. II. Porley, supervisor of manual train ing in the Lincoln public schools, has arranged two special touchers' courses In manual training which will be open to the young women of the University, providing they formally register for tho work One hour credit will bo al lowed for either of theso courses. The work will consist of actual hand work In manual training, together with lec tures a'nd readings on tho psychology of the Biibject. Tho very groat edu cational importance of this subject should make this opportunity Interest ing to those young women who expect to boconro-toachors. Miss Perloy is a graduate of tho manual training department of "Teach ers' College," of Columbia University, New York, which is gonorally .rocog nlzed as the leading department of Its kind in tho world. She has had ox tonslvo experience before coming to Lincoln and is in every way qualified to make a success of these training "classes. Students who are interested and who desire further information re garding this work should consult with Mrs. Darkley, the University Dean of Womonr ,1WWll(IMIWIlllllrMlll4ll(llltltllnl-llllltllttlllll4llll4liltlll4l4 i i i - I am Cutting the Life out of Dress Mufllors. $2.00 Shirts. Nicd Umlqrvear " - Bettor got In while I am in tho hnmor. 'Ha'THIlfflV CALIFORNIA With its superb climate and rich soil is an ideal place for the HOMESEEKER In the fertile valleys almost every kind of grain can be raised. Oranges, Lemons, Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Grapes, Prunes, and many other' fruits grown in abuddance throughout the state .The Splendid Train Service of the UNION PACIFIC Enadles persons to reach their destination quick er, and in more comfortable manner than any other route. For full information, inquire of E. B. SLOSSON, General Agent Artistic Let Us f i2,s' Photography' Convince Yqn HK Dawson's Aqua Pura Bath House, Turkish, Vapor, Sulpho-Saline, Salt Glow. Hot and Gold Paths New and Modern. Open all Night. Qood Beds. Auto Phone 3627tf'' Jas. T. Dawson, Prop. Corner 11th and N Lincoln GREGORY THE COAL M CHARLES B. GREGORY, U. of N. '91. BOTH PHONES, 1044 O STF&ET' i . BUDD $2.50 HATTER l7IMIlIMIWIllltMIMtlllIMIMtMIMIWIIlll)IWIMIIIIMtlttIIMtMIImilIMtlniIMtllMIWIMlMntln of courso 3. Threo hours. Professor Caldwell. 6. Recent Problems, T. Th. at 9. Opon to seniors. Continuation of 5. Two hours. ProreBBor (Jaldwoll. 8. Expansion (catalogue courso 9), M. W. F. at 3. Opon to students hav- Ing had ono year, of history, and to ) others on permission. Threo hours. Adjunct Professor Porslnger. 20. Teacher's Course, T. Th. at 5. Opon to juniors' and sonlors who are specializing In history, and to others only on consent of lntrucftr. Two , hours., . Mr. AylsjjNirth. " Teachers' Course In American History. Prof. L. B. Aylsworth will give a two-hour courso In Amorlcnn History noxt Komostor that may bo counted toward tho University teachers' cer tificate. . 4 This course will bo devoted to the methods, problems, needed and avail able materials, of tho teaching, as op poaod to tho studying and- Writing of history. A knowledge of the olc'iqents of historical method, so essential to Uiq teachers of hlstdry, will ho as sumed. In addition to methods proper, special attention will be given to .the CRESCENT BOWLING ALLEY dl34- N STREET: ;H,ff v iTiW PRIVATE "ALLEYS- FOR LADIES i1, M TRY THE FRANKLIN ICE CREAM CD. FOR ALL ICE CREAMS, ICES, PUNCHES AND '- FROZEN DAINTIES ' Reduced prices in large quantities. 1316 N Street. 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