THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Student Salesmen
Wanted
Commissions $75.00 to $150.00 per week.
Travel in your automobile and sell from
samples direct to consumer.
Overcoats, Mackinaws, Flannel Shirts,
Sweaters, Golf and other Hosiery, Auto
Robes, Blankets, and Underwear.
This is the old reliable Nationally adver
tised PATRICK DULUTH line of Wool
en Products.
For choice of territory, prompt action is
necessary.
Address: Mr. S. R. Catherall from 1 to 5 P. M. Monday,
Tuesday or Wednesday or phone for evening appoint
ment co Lincoln Hotel.
Dr. Pool Will Give
Courses in Botany
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It is limited to ten students.
Coit I Computed
The total cost for the session is
computed at $138.00, plus non-resident
fees for out state students. Ex
penses for the courses are divided up
as follows: meata and lodging,
$87.00, transportation $35.00, and
fees $16.00.
Company H Is
Compet Winner
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dividual compet by three of its mem
bers selected previously.
twenty-five dollar prize was
awarded to Sherman Welpton, '30,
Omaha, for being the best all-around
basic course man in the regiment.
The award was made not only on
the merit of the man in drill and ap
pearance, but also upon scholarship
and value to the student body. At
a recent election Welpton was made
cr.ptain of the Pershing Rifles for
next year and he has been active in
school activities during his two years
in school.
Programs
Graduation
Tickets
Letter Heads
Envelopes
Announcements
Just drop in at 1118 O St.
and talk it over.
The
Keystone Press, Inc.
Henry Jorgenson, '28, Omaha,
was awarded a sam-brown belt for
being the best citizen-soldier in
school. The award was made on
scholarship, citizenship, value to the
Community, and all-around military
ability.
The company winning compet re
ceived not only a blue banner for its
guidon, but also a blue ribbon for
each man in the company. Second
place winners in compet received red
ribbons and a red banner for the
guidon. The company winning third
plnce received white ribbons and a
white scarf. Each, member of the
winning platoon received a light
blue ribbon. Three beautiful loving
cups were presented to the men
placing first, second and third in the
individual competition.
Summer Child Clinic
Will Be Held June 4
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back to infancy and are caused by
some thwarted impulse. Today peo
ple are recognizing the seriousness
of speech difficulty which sometimes
mukes the child feel inferior and con
sequently he does not make the pro
per social adjustment The tremen
dous price to be paid in later life is
too serious to be ignored.
The aim of the course is to help
the teacher handle nervous difficul
ties of speech and phonetic disorders.
These children will be found to be
relaxed on couches or playing with
blocks with the attention directed
fi'om the mechanism of speech but to
what they are saying.
Chemistry Graduates
Get Assistantships
Graduate students of the depart
ment of chemistry who will receive
master's degrees this summer and
have received assistantships in other
universities are Robert E. Etzelmil-
ler, John C. Zimmerwill, E. Grinnell
A!my and Ray R. Randall.
L. G. BALFOUR CO.
Fraternity Jewelry
FINAL DISPLAY
All Day Tuesday, May 29
Room 323 Cornhusker
after you . knock
your exams for a
coupla goals . . .
better line up a
smart vacation outfit
a real slick white linen suit will
do a lot toward making your va
cation a success . . . and how
about a panama . . . these new
swim suits are certainly built for
speed and comfort you'll like
the clever new patterns ... and
how about shirtsties-sox-track
pants . . . you'll be needing 'em
later so better stock up now.
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REMEMBER YOUR FELLOW STUDENTS WITH A SMALL GRADUATION
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
COLLEGE BOOK STORE
Facing the Campus
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