THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
FEDERAL POSITIONS
OPEN 10 STUDEN1S
Examinations for Positions Pay
ing Three to Five Thou
sand Dollars to Re
Held.
Civil service examinations are to
be held Boon, in about twenty subjects,
which should be ol' particular interest
to University students, according to
civil service bulletins. Many of these
positions cany with them, salaries of
about three to five thousand dollars.
Seven positions at the Edgewood
Arsenal, Md., are open to students suc
cessfully passing the examinations.
They are as follows: Eloctrlcal en
gineer, mechanical engineer, mechani
cal electrical engineer, assistant me
chanical engineer and assistant elec
trical engineer. The higher of these
positions carry beginning salaries of
$3,000 to $5,0(10.
Other positions of interest to en
gineers are in the field service at
Washington, D. C, and with the de
department of agriculture. These po
sitions are: Valuation engineer, in
come tax unit, associate valuation en
gineer, assistant aeronautical engi
neer, junior engineer, bureau of stand
ards, and highway engineer. The be
ginning salaries for these positions
vary, one being as low as $1,200. Their
average is about $2,500.
Three positions are open at the
lioek Island Arsenal in Illinois. They
are those of junior mechanical drafts-
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man, assistant mechanical draftsman
and associate mechanical draftsman.
Beginning salaries vary from $1,400 to
$2,400.
The technical and professional po
sitions, which students might he able
to obtain by taking the required ex
aminations, are as follows: Computer,
coast and geoditic Burvoy, junior pa
thological technician, army medical
museum, assistant agricultural eco
nomist, bureau of agriculture, library
assistant, departmental service, and
Junior economist, section of statistics,
treasury department.
Anyone desiring additional informa
tion can inquire at the civil service
window of the city post office.
In the College World
Kappa Psi, national honorary phar
maceutical fraternity, has installed a
chapter at the University of Oklahoma
at Norman. The local Hypocratlan
Club was founded the first of this
school year and had a membership of
seventeen, who will become charter
members of the chapter of the national
society.
Prof. E. V. Floyd, of the physics
department, of Kansas State Agricul
tural School, otters a course for next
semester in the "physics of music."
Tills course is of special interest to
students in the music courses, al
though those in the public speaking
department will also find it of no
small value. The course is an en
tirely new one in this country, and
even the old world has done little
investigation along this line.
"Its purpose is mainly to bIiow t he
why of things," said Prof. Floyd.
It has taken him years to outline
his work, for there was hut one text
book from which he could gain my
background, a Gorman work written
by Holmholz a man who is snld to
know physics, mathematics, music
and everything. "He was a bit too
much of a mathematician for the mu.
siclans of today," said Prof. Floyd.
And so Professor Floyd has made
brass tubes, flutelike in length; he
has made brass Imitations of the
clarinet, made flasks without necks
and necks for flasks. He has made
a violin that is not a violin. Ho hns
even made the producer of the hu
man voice. The vocal bands are
there. The "Adam's Apple" is ther.
The colection is an unusual one.
And Professor Floyd is keenly alive
to the new subject. Kansas State
Collegian.
i. ... T.,u,i,,v nlcht for an old
fashioned reunion with an addreBs by
Pres. It. A. Pearson and songs by the
famous AMES quartet but not one of
them will have to step out of his own
house.
The "radio reunion" is the stunt
that is being tried out for the first
time at the college. The program,
sent out by WOI, the college boad
castlng station, will start at 6:4&,
Tuesday and last about an hour.
A program for alumni will be broad
cast at this same time on the last
Tuesday of every month. A large
Alumnus of Iowa State in all
pprts of the United 'States will
SNAPPY SUITS TO CfDER
$35 to $50
Young men's goods; and young
men's styles. All that is new
in woolens are here. A lvg a'.o'-p
and a large stock to select from.
We also remodel, repair, clean
and press garments for men am!
women.
KacCarthy Wilson i Ryan, Inc.
132 NORTH 11st St.
i
number of Iowa State alumni and for- Student,
mer students have radio outfits and
many of thorn have suggested such a
program. It is not that the talks and
music which will comprise the "re
union" each month will, also be of
interest to others than gruds and old
students of the college Iowa State
Mrs. Addle Davis Gowen of North
Loup, Nebraska, Is visiting hor mother-in-law,
Mrs. W. E. Oowan, 930 So
15th St. Both Mr. and Mm. Govan
were students In the University last
year. Mr. Gowan Is manager of a
group of farmers in valioy county
ALL SOULS' UNITARIAN CHURCH
12th and II Streets
JAMES W. MACDONALD, Minister
SUNDAY SERVICE AT 11 A. M.
1 Mr. Macdonald Will Speak on
"Buddhism, and the Attainment of Nirvana"
The swond of three monthly addresses on great religions
of the non-Christian world.
A beautiful devotional service preceeds (he
sermon.
Vf-V.. . .
BoassraccxE
Most cases of detective vision
are remedied without recourse
to medicine or surgery. We
neither give medicine nor oper
ate. If pills and powders have failed
to cure your headache, try our
glasses. We candidly tell you
if glasses are not indicated.
HALLETT
Optometrist
Est. 1871
DINNER DANCE
FRIDAY NIGHT
Just order your Dinner.
The Dance is without any
extra charge.
Prices 35c to 70c
ALAMO CAFE
(Windsor Hotel)
THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
ADRIAN M. NEWENS, Director
Offers thorough training in Music, Dramatic Art.
large faculty of specialists in all departments. Anyone may
enter. Full information on request. Opposite the Campus.
11th & R Sts
Real
Ties!
H ere is a tie that appeals
to young men, as lovers
of attractive neckwear. Its
design is distinctive, and
the long life of good wear
rhat it will give is assured
to the 'wearer for the
name "Cheney Cravats"
is stamped on the neck
band as the absolute guar
antee of neckwear perfect
ion. Run in today and
let us show you the new
patterns.
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CHBMBY
CRAVATS
Sold by
Farquhar, Speier & Simon, Mayer Bros., Rudge
& Guenzel, Magee's, Armstrong Clothing Co.,
and Gold & Co.
(ski
SPEIER'S FOR QUALITY
Prices Thai Were Low All
Through the Season
Are Now Lower
- h fact the known standard of value at the low regular
price: is the very key-note of this whole event; a sale
to dispose of merchandise in the season for which
bought.
Mens and Young
lens
ats at Final Reductions
Overcoats are regrouped from our higher priced gar
tv.ents for quick clearance during our February selling.
Ulsters, Ulsterettes, .Raglans and Chesterfields heavy
fabrics with plaid backs, in two-tones and smart mix
tures, belts around and half belt styles. Included are
rpany big, roomy Kersey Ulsters with big collars, and
Dark Mixtures with Fur collars.
Overcoats up to 27.50
now
Overcoatsuo to 32.50
now
Overcoats ua to 40.00
now
(oY5 (J)(oY5
Big Sale of ihe Season Men's Trousers
MOKE BROADWAY
BELL BOTTOM
CORDUROY PANTS
ARRIVE
at
OFF
The Big Shirt Sale
Continues
It's high speed selling pace
Men's 2.00 and
2.oO Madras
and Percale
Shirts, now
1.25
Men's Derby Ribbed Union Suits at 1.25
Edwin Clapp Shoes for Men and Women
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ON THE
COPNEtt
lOlli and O ST.
Herman Speier
SIMON
SUCCESSOR
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CORNER
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