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Practice to Land Values," Prof. H.
C. Filley, chairman of department of
rural economics.
"Land Values as Determined from
Farm Accounts," Prof. Mason Yer
kess department of rural economics.
"How Many Crops Are Required
to Pay for Nebraska Land?" Prof. A.
W. Medlar, department of rural eco
nomics. 5:00 p. m., inspection tour of col
lege of agriculture.
6:30 p. m.f Banquet at the college
136 No. 12th
EVERYONE WILL AGREE
THAT
Sunday Dinners
AT
THE IDYL HOUR
ARE O. K.
THE IDYL HOUR
B-1694
For School - Driving -Street
or Sport Wear
KNICKERS
are comfortable
up - to - date and
Good Looking
$3
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Golf Hose
$1 to $2.50
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New Colors
New Patterns
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Green
Stamps
of agriculture.
Toatsmaster, Will T. Graham, vice-
president, First Trust Company,
Omaha.
Address, Lute Morse, Lincoln.
Address. "Agricultural Develop
ment in Nebraska," George Jackson,
secretary, Nebraska stcte fair board.
HUNGER SPEAKS
AT CONVOCATION
f"!nntiniied from Paee One.)
voice unintelligible, so a low pitched
tone is necessary.
English Law is Speedy
Enclish law. he told the audience,
is verv speedy: Judge Munger then
related the murder case which he
had witnessed the trial of while in
England. The whole process includ
ing the imnanalling of the jury, hear
ing of both sides, the discussion, the
verdict rendered by the jury, and the
sentence by the judge took just fifty
three minutes. Comparing this speedy
disDersal of justice with our long
drawn out murder trials that some
times run into weeks end months be
fore any decision is reached, he ex
plained the reason as due to the way
in which they handle their witnesses,
never questioning them more than
from three to fifteen minutes. The
judge having complete charge of the
case can direct it: the different sys
tem of lawyers used there where a
soliciter looks up all of the evidence,
makes a brief of it, and gives it to
the barrister who presents the case
before the court with never having
spoken to his defendant or the main
witnesses.
In his closing remarks, Judge Mun
ger expressed regret that with all of
our commercial advances, our ad
vances in science and in other ways,
that we should be so far behind in
our administration of justice, and
that our laws and practices should be
so filled with technicalities that make
justice so hard to administer. Re
expressed his hope for our future
law system in the law schools of the
country, and in the proper training
of young lawyers.
WANT ADS ,
Typing done reasonably. Call
L-9767.
Numerous positions open for col
lege graduates in all high school sub
jects. Also vacancies for two year
LOST A black leather note-book
with the name Sherman Welpton
in it. For reward call F-2554.
LOST Pair of gray and black
rimmed glasses. Call L-8736.
normal graduates. Apply Mountain
States Teachers' Agency, 210 Tem-
pleton building, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
FOR RENT 536 So. 16, large brick
residence, suitable for fraternity
or sorority house. John M. Alex
ander. B-1767 or B-4124.
TEACHERS, PREACHERS, DOC
TORS, LAWYERS, successful sales
men. We want men for lecturer
We train you. If you can't make
$6000 per year we don't want you
No down and outers State age eA
ucation. INTERNATIONAT.
TURE BUREAU, First National Bank
FOR SALE Practically new Conn
C-Melody saxophone. Bargain for
cash. Call L-9806 between 7 and 8
p. m. this week.
Valkyrie
Black Masque
Silver Serpent
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PRESENT AS A MARK OF APPRECIATION FOR ATTAINING THEIR
SCHOLASTIC GOAL OR ONE FOR OLD FRIENDSHIP SAKE, SOME
THING FOR THEM TO LOOK BACK ON THE GOOD OLD COLLEGE
DAYS AT THE U OF N.
WE HAVE FOR YOUR APPROVAL: PENNANTS, BANNERS, PILLOWS,
COLLEGE JEWELRY, MEMORY BOOKS, CRESTS, FOUNTAIN PENS AND
STATIONERY.
LONG'S
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BOOK
STORE
Facing the Campus
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