THE DAILY tfEBEASKAN
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(' mpaiiy L: Captain Jusepli (!.
Noli; sponsor, Jiiss lsahel Kvanf.
Company M: Captain Chiiuncy 11.
Nelson; speiisor. .Mi.-s Dorothy F..uh
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him in his industrial or prolYssionai
niiver as it wuiil.l lie if tlio nation
c.ille.l him to arms. Thai this thir.l
ini;-i.st is excellent cannot In4 pa in
sad. Tlio methods by wliicli the first
iinii si'i ond 'I'll' l'"si s uhove stated are
carried tut. cannot he tiiscnssed in
this short article further than to say
t' :.t books comprisini: itmiropriate
courses i f stinly for each e;:r of the
K. (). T. ('. course have heon pre
purol and if ;.ny p.trt of saiil course
he found inel'I'octive in attaining the
desired ( lid. a dilferelil and cl'lVc!ic
sul)stitute will he adopted tlii rc'.'ov.
How the trainitis; viven is alualle
to him ii there Is uo war. liovee: is
wli.'t so in.,ny v ish to Know. Some ot
ti e things in which it is inteiu'.eil to
irsiruct and wliic'n are in ntisw. r to
this ii'.h stion. are a - fellow ;,:
1. The : i in ipal l'lii'p, se of o hn
tinii w t.i lit the future i 1 :;' it for a
life i f list fulness and this life of use- j
fulness uteessa. ily in tildes useful-
1, ss to the st. Me. A l eal citizen 111.1s!
have not n:.y the outward visible
itl.-o llie inward spiritual
this ii is (1
MANY HUSKER
MEN AT CADET
SUMMER CAMP
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'Continue.) from Page 1.1
1 fit re orcani... lions of Minueap
VALUE OF R. 0. T. C. TRAINING
By Cclonel Arcericus Mitchell.
form hut
: trai l' i,in
i cate.
In writing only a f.-v. j a: ,.; i : phs
as is tieiie here, en the alre ct K.
(). T. ('. trainins:. it is. of ioir.se. im
prailicald" i.) i:isc'.;.-s tile sishjiM t ;.t
all in detail. To d tevmine t!;e v.ihie
of II. O. T. i". t'.ainiiu. we must ii::
(i nsider its imrpos.- ..lid vl.oter ih"
carrin-' out of tiiat purp. se woiil.i
he of m '.tch value; and if .-o, t'.i a i s
value will depend Ml how fully and
veil the purprse is carrie, out.
The primary object .f this traininu.
as stated in the iemilaiions. is: "To
provide systematic iuilit.uy trainins
at civil educational institutions tor
the purpose f (jualifyina s-le te.l st u
dents cf such institutions for appoint
is further stated that "the basic mill
tary forces of the I'r.ite.l States." it
is further .-tate that "the basic mili
tary trainin- receivi d by students,
who for vaiious reasi ns fail to com
plete their qualifii a: Ion course for the
reseive corps, is i.i cnsideiable mili
tary value to the Ltove: nnn ni ." The
II. (). T. C. trainins is also int nih il t.)
";ie to the student a t.ainin which
will be as valuable to him ill his in
dustrial or professional career a., it
would he. should the nation call upon
him to act as leader in its defensive
forces."
Now let us ionsider brit lly the p: i
mary object as slated abi ve. The Na
tional Defense Act of llC'o divides
the forces of the l S. into tatce
parts: the regular anny, the nation
al puard and the res. i vt s. The idea
is for the regular arm: to be as small
as mav be. consistent with its duties.
VAN HEUSEN
theUMsSmirM COLLAIl
No Starching
Xo soft c ! ! a r is quite so
soft or so comfortable
the V Y.V-i.N.
1 No Rough Edcs
X o s t : rt c j 11 a r h a s t h e s a m e
air of smartm-sc and trim
ness as I "'I-.N.
rill Not Wilt
V,,XU:i:-!,,::':ei.lili
1 i'C'v.. iv collars. .s e..1- X
' : u: r as a litir.dker-
Wears Lon(est
CKAFT Ab?
l lie new
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CoUar
aifatJicd
'npHK 'AN C RAIT
JL i ail uiicontiii'iiily
wi-ii-maile Miirt v. ith
the fall. "us 'A' I Ii.l-SI-'.N
C"..l!ar ittaclic-i'.
Trice S.J.'"-54-' -
l'hillip. - ones Corporation
1225 Breadway : N'cw Y. tk
, '!";. missicn of the regular army as
st.-; d by Geltoral Harbor i is:
Kit st. to ptoide ade(iuaie person
le 1 for the development and training
if the national guard and the organ-
1 ized reserves.
Si'i end. to provide the ue( essar
per. oniiel for .the overhead ,' all
three 1 arts of the anny of the I'niti d
St es wheiein the duties are of a
(( in inning nature.
Third, to provide an adequate an !
' effective force which shall be avail
able for emergencies within the con
tinental limits of the United States
or e'si wh.ere and which wil serve as
a mi del for the organization, disci
piine and training for the n.. tional
pa d .:nd organized reserves.
Fourth, to provide peate gairisons
for ( ur home coats defenses.
Fourth, to provide adequate -arri-soiis
in peace and war tor our nvi 1
v ; ; J ossessi.ms.
Vh n a national eniergem y comes,
the national guard is the first echelon
of the force to be fot nied behind t'
small reguh.r army and the organized ;
! . e.v e, are to form the set ond li
elen of this force. The present of:i
cers of the national guard and imam
iz; d Jt sr'(S have si en service i;i t:,
world ar, hi:t tla II. O. 'I". ('. i- ex-
picted to fill nish generally in the
'future the second lieutenants and nan
ci li'.miss. r.ed officers o. 'ie- nati. ;:!
iiiiard and organized rtsciv. s Taese
lleu'eliants will accjui'-e Initia l kuowi-i
edge and rise in rank, and ii v.iil b.
'their duty to preserve tla- Lal.tiin-'
'and increase the 1 l!i b-'si ; :' t air
organizations.
The item v.hhh it t ik.-s me.-t timi
t l.ain in time of war is o::j
' ( ess and the It. O. T. 1'. is it. n 1 to
, siipvly the officer ; tnl N. o j . i-
1 S' nnell which will enable tie- ua imial
guard ..nd oritanize,! re.- i ves o
tinue fuiH tioiong as time , ;,.
The action of tin- It. ) T. ' . -t at
in becoming a pait of t' :.ae a..;
guard or ihe Officer la-- t'e ; .
i how ev i-r, purely v 1 1 t 1 . .
It is thought that to ih- 1
;; t la- ie.e thi t tie- ml ' . a -
al.v.- i en , rrh ! .. ; -' 1 v-
Ih. i. ci la.! rv i ll.l ll. ;. la , .',
1 t .hi 1 .'in of gov 1 ' u n: p ... r;
J.I.. p e of the I!. ().'!' I . 1 .,,
a - I . si;-; : e: y n. . - i v c
:;. . t of 1 hi jr. - a ! . - :
V a're.
'I h.. sf.t. lii.-iit ,. ; ..!, :h
lie b.-sj milil. ty 1; a a I
' rr1. :it. who 1- r v,i. ' c:- . - .a
i a 1 1 1 Cf.tiipl.-te t ! i 1 a o . i : . a
, 1 '.' I ' e i.-s. 1 m- . - : : ot.
.:! in. 1 i ;a ; v . i !. : a
a. " , - i'ai;ai' .1 i t . !, . --ra,
j ..-! . - ' -1 a ... t ::e .1 :.. e
j ' 1 1 ' :., f.ani-h X. h 's ! a t.
' ! g.i aha. ! ' Illelltiol)"'!.
la t ii llo.v 1 (,la-i!. ' th third p ;.. I
; i... ii. O. T. Ih: j. . ., la Live
' sf.'.t. at a t, . ilea; as . Juab!., t 1
and St. Paul. Last year at lea.-t one
and sometimes two entertainnienis
wore held vach week: on Wednesday
afternoons and nights the cadets w. re
free to go wherever they wished to
and on Saturdays, after inspection,
those who had goad conduct cards
were permitted 10 have camp until
Sunday night.
The recreation phase of cam;. Ii..'
undoubtedly will be more templet,
and 1 njoyable this .ear than .ver
The people of tile two 1 ities are plan
ning some very dili-l.tful I
ev. nts for the cadi t
Cadets to Attend
The following nained ladets of the
ir.'d to incul university will attend the camp:
Ka.Miiond A. ltuch..nan, Koheri lo
2. Physical well being im luditr: in j horty, Klh ry Frost, Millard U. (h tty.
stiuc'ion in sanitati, n. personal h;. - j Ponahl Hewitt. I.onis K. Hughes. Xor
uieiie nid first aid. 'lis C. Kennv. Ihirry I!. l.aTovvsk v .Mil-
:: iiii'le :iinl liistol 1iKirksn1anshin. vv.1r1l Mc.Monies. Ilvv i-ht S. IMcYick.T.
(are of fire arms, map reading.
4. Military law, also bringing or.t
ceitain prim-iples of law in general.
Ilespect for superior authority
ind property hoalty th.ercto.
it. Military courtesy including cour
tesy in general. Stimulat ion ot t'
faculty of perception.
7. Initiative, energetic action an
pel sistance.
S. Hi.-tory showing causes of sin
ci sses and failures, such cases as a'
not in ordinal''' histories.
:. Hisi-plim lite great m e.
young 111.11.
Iu suinmng up it may I" said thai j
111 case his country n v needs the I
th O. T. ('. student in .car the mill j
ta.y training is -t il uoh as to pro-j
h ng his lite by tie plivsi-al training1
giv.'ti. to teai li him orderliness, ohed- I
ieiu-e and loyalty by its discipline, to 1
ii ach him military curtesy and to1
teach him to command and lead by .
the practice giv. n in commanding: and
b-adiig all this to the end that he i
may understand what is s..id to him. I
do promptly what is his duty where- 1
ever loiind and do it efficiently and
loyally. As a writer savs. it is not
book learning so much that young j
men need, nor instruction about this
; nd that, but a stiff, ning of the ver
tebrae that will cause them to be loy
al to a trust, to act promptly, c nceii-trai-
their energies, know tlx ir duty'
when ih. y see it and do it with a ;
punch their duty to their parents, to
thejrfellovv 111.11. to their country. 1
a m
The Coca-C.'l.i Co. Mjv. )
Ail.int.i. -ia. sZmbyijs. ' " s
.hiin.s F. Miller. Francis P.. Millsin.j
Charles Pflug. James I.. Pro. bsiing. j
Kdward C. Richardson, T. Pierce ling
ers. Krne.-t Zscliaii. Jav W'. Anderson,
h. land II. Anderson. Kdw in .. Frown.
Jr . Hoiiahl K. Hurdtck. John A. Cam
ie jeri 11. Robert F. Craig, Frank F.
j Hinges. Arc hie W". Khiott. L. L. Ihv
' 1 ing. Albert W. Kendall. Dean Kndter.
j Kdward J. Kuhat, C. P.. Metzgar. Hav-
1 id K. X. isky. Charles Peterka, llonald
I W. Pierce. James I,. Poiil, Norman H.
j lleiider. l:u;sell F. Kichmond, lsrac 1
our ' 1.. Koseiiburg. H. H. Si haaf. Robert ;
ill. S.hields. Alfred C. Sick. Cecil O.
Stillinger. Harold K. Wan-en. Charh s j
M. Whinny. Ralph Worrest, David i
Zolat. i
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Barber Shop
131 No. 13th St.
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Extra Credits
During
Summer Vacation
You citi continue your ad-Vuncc-n-.ifiit
sdiohslicallv this
k.i:-r:t: r without forcoin the
(k-irc-d ch'ri'-:c and recreation
that summer should br'uv,:.
Yau will Ij. i : ;j; () (jevd pod,
phyvicaily :. d r,i-ially. through
attc-ndnct t:.i- -umrncr at
SUMMER
SESSION
On the WOODED SI I0RE
OF LAKE MICHIGAN
Comr- to Evan-ton, the beauty prvi
i oi liw-rn IllimiH, IViat, swim, pl-iy
lnnis, njoy contents, dr;im:i1ir ixif'tiTn
anc'CH and irpirinu liiturr-s. Kjrn cr-iits
XttWHTfi Collnf. lrofi-vioruil, or Advanced
d'-tfrw-. Faculty inc lud-s t actteri ol rotc
from other leading instiiuUorxs.
Scmmer Fcmum iodudcf tho following chooli;
i f,t IM" Arts Uw H- h'.l
S' fc.l tf f -T)fTM r- tyi "v- t,f M i)fr
btbcoi ol tyjitort (yb' I of SxMcb
Owrvs crvT;nK full ypar's . k in Cc-r'-ral
Ctu mistry. I'hyMis. or Ak!okv fir .t:j'N rits
entciii.c; NifditJiK, Lxntislry o: krwuxi rutf.
S hoo! of O'mmm ofTf-r crutws in
SiU-vmansr iji," " Factory M:inatr-nn nt,"
Insuranci-," t-tr. S boo! ef Journiili'-m
feat ii rr practi a n w-napfT o:k.
Many tour wsmippIfTwritwl hy tfij
loU-anirif mciijsiri.il and Imanc i.il
ctnttrsol Chit.ico, cksc tiy.
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Addrtu Walter Dill Scott, PreitJtnt
Northwestern University
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Here is a big chance for you ladies cf Lincoln and surrounding;
territory to buy your Summer Footwear at Reck Bottom Prices,
including white strap slippers and exfords, patent strap Cuban and
fiat heels "Sport Oxfords and Strap." These are discontinued
styles and broken sizes no factory damaged shoes all out of our
regular stock, from good reputable manufacturers.
$yf 65
Wc will al so give 1C per cent discount on any
white slipper or oxford in our ladies shoe dept.
All White High Shoes, Canvas, C
White Kid, French and Cuban Heels
at the pair
Day 1 i gHltiffi tore
Herman Speier, Successor
on
On the
Cor.
10th & 0
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