UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Sweet &c. OP. cruc- St. WENT WITHOUT FOOD FOR ONE WHOLE WEEK ing Em- g adges EET D., AT 12 N Halbert Sturgeon Holds to His Fast Regardless of the Classmates' Jeers By Harold O. Payne. Belpre High School, March 30. Halbert Sturgeon, a junior has just completed a fast of one week, from Sunday morning to Saturday night. He has been reading some articles running recently in the Physical Culture Magazine by Upton Sinclair about the benefits to be derived from fasting and decided to put the theories to a practical test. The loss of weight which he experienced was comparatively small and he apparently received no detriment from the experiment. The feat attracted wide-spread notice among the students, who chaffed him mercifully about his abstainence but he kept doggedly on with his attempted task until his success has won some advertising for the junior class. MANKATO JUNIOR GIRLS ORGANIZE GLEE CLUB By Irene Ruggles By Jake Rogers Mankato High School, March 30.—A girls glee club has been organized under the leadership of Miss Mustard. The chorus consists entirely of girls from the junior class. By John Dean. PROFESSOR W. L. BURDICK COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER By John Dean. Kinsley High School, March 30.— The senior class has chosen Prof. W. L. Burdick of the University of Kansas to give their commencement address. Graduating Exercises Begin Early. By Ben L, McKipley Humboldt High School, March 30.—“Class Night” will be held May 2. Joesphine Ellis holds the valedictory honors, while the Salutatory address will be delivered by Alma Stewart. Faculty Gets Onto The Going. By Neal Wherry. Sterling High School, March 30. The high school faculty lately met defeat, in games of volley ball, at the hands of the Cooper College faculty. Woman Suffrage Wins Out. A straw vote in chapel on woman's suffrage showed the following results, for boys 30, girls 60; against, boys 33, girls 16, making a majority of 41 for woman's suffrage. Dr. S. S. Estey Commencement Speaker Bv. John Gleisser. Abbilene High School, March 30.—The commencement exercises will be on the closing day of school, May 24. Dr. S. S. Estey, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Tepeka, has been invited to deliver the commencement address. Many Will Enter The University, Coffeley High School, March 30. This year the graduating class consists of forty-three members, a number of whom are anticipating entering the University next fall. Two New Vaudeville Artists. Harry Lowry and Minnie Bentley presented a farce entitled "Two Lunatics," in chapel Friday morning. Webster Replaces Smith. By Irving Brown. Beautiful Ribbons for Easter Burlington High School, March 30- At a meeting of the boys interested in use hall Guy Webster was elected captain. The cap was made by Carol Smith who has moved DAD' HERMAN WRITES FROM INDIAN OCEAN The following is an extract from a letter received by Roy Stockwell from "Dad" Herman, written enroute to India where Herman has gone to take up the work of the Young Men's Christian Association. Former Secretary of University Y.M.C.A. Doesn't Like Italian Lingo At sea, Indian Ocean. February 24. 1915 Early tomorrow morning we will anchor in the harbor of Colombo, Ceylon, which is almost the end of our journey. After about five days on the island investigating two associations, and seeing the sights, we will go to Madras where we will meet Carter and learn more definitely of our work. This is a strange but fascinating country. Ideals, standards, every thing is different and sadly lower that the states, but there is a fascination about it that I have no doubt will draw a man here always. However a more intimate knowledge may result in other conclusions. Smart Tailored Suits for College Wear We have a mixed cargo of human freight on board: German, Dutch, English, Irish, Dane, Swede, Norwegian, Chinese, Scotch, French, American, and I don't know what else. The German and Dutch are most numerous and few can talk English, so you can imagine what fun we have brushing up our K. U. German. I would never take this trip again without at least a fairly good knowledge of German. Nearly everyone can talk some German in Europe and it is mighty handy. I got lost one night in Genoa and never would have found the doock if I hadn't met a man who could talk German. That Italian gab is a fright and I don't like the looks of things after night with fifty dollars in gold in my pocket. H. C. HERMAN. First Showing of New Parasols Home made pies at Soxman & Co. Adv. A special sale of 5 and 6 inch Fancy Silk Ribbons —Dresden, Floral and Novelty Patterns. Ribbons usually 25c selling at 65c a yard, at... Never were Parasols prettier than those we have brought out for this season. Such a variety too in the late shades of Taffeta, Pongees, Linens, Poplins, and embroidered white materials. $1 to $8 Priced Norfolk models, or with short mannish jacketts, Tweeds, Serges, Whipcords $35 and English cloths, $18,$20 and up to Complete Showing of Dresses in Silks, Serges, and Wash Materials. THE DAILY KANSAN'S DIRECTORY SUPPLEMENT MEN danss, George J. Pr. Col. Baxter Springs. 1142 Tenn. B 2312 Milson, Max L. Jr. Eng. Lawrence. 1127 Conn. inderson, H. C. Jr. Law. K. Mo. 1428 Tenn. Harton, G. G. Grad. Lawrence. tenn, L. A. Pr. Eng. La Crise. 1215 Tenn. B 2426 jennet, James W. Sp. Med. Lawrence. 1741 N. Y. B 625 hobstenegel, Walter. Grad. Dodge City. 1111 Ky. B 1038 Hundred, J. R. Ind. Indiana. 1239 Tenn. B 424 brown, Kenneth D. Pr. Col. K. C. Kan. 821 Miss. B 444 sin, William Q. Mid Law. Atchison. 730 Miss. B 444 sarson, Earl. Sr. Eng. Peabody. 1345 Vt. B 2549 Sasquatch, V. I. Sr. Eng. K. C. Ko. 1325 Vt. B 2527 sharke, Charence. So Eng. Springfield, Ohio. 1325 Ky. B 2527 shayton, Gilbert M. Pr. Eng. Hill City. 1247 Ky. B 1414 solin, Galen C. Sp. Col. Argona, Kan. 940 Tenn. B 1159 drag, Hallick E. Sr. Col. Independence. 745 Lau. B 444 drig, Bettler H. Sr. Col. Oakland. 1300 Ind. B 1019 rrow, H. E. Grad. Wichita. 1300 R. I. B 2566 De Bernardi, A. Jr. Jr. Law. K. C. Mo. 1428 Tenn. B 1316 de Longy, H. P. So. Col. Mema Arkansas. 830 Ky. B 2142 de Fitzgerald, E. So. Col. Richmond, N. M. 1200 Ky. B 1092 Dodge, Clyde A. So. Col. K. C. Mo. 1530 Tenn. B 1015 dykes, John H. Sp. Col. Lebanon. 1345 Vt. B 2549 evans, Harry P. Pr. Col. Edgerton. 940 W. I. B 1054 ferguson, M. Sr. Col. olathe. 940 W. I. B 1054 ferguson, Tom W. Sr. Col. Olathe. 940 W. I. B 1054 fleck, Frank. Sp. Col. Lakenya, Okla. 1041 Vt. B 2055 flint, Herbert. So. Col. Gilard. 1415 N. Y. B 1159 gardner, Richard H. So. Col. Altoona. 940 Tenn. B 1159 gorsuch, E. E. So. Col. Minneapolis. 940 I. B 1159 gorsuch, Coell O. Jr. Col. Sharon Springs. 1216 R. I. B 1303 gorsuch, Harris F. Mid. Law. Sharon Springs. 1216 R. I. B 1303 griess, Theodore S. Sp. Col. Lawrence. 940 D. No. 2 B 384 grot, Andrew J. So. Eng. Washley, N. M. 1214 Vt. B 1159 haste, John M. Grad. Admire. 1345 Vt. B 2540 hamilton, G. K. Jr. Law. K. C. Kan. 1339 Ohio B 412 hand, Hugh H. Jr. Law. Parsons. 1415 N. Y. B 1159 hanson, Herbert C. So. Eng. Independence. 1333 Vt. B 2054 hartman, John So. Eng. Junipton City. 1302 Tenn. B 1039 hartman, Fritz V. So. Eng. Junipton City. 1302 Tenn. B 1039 heller, Harvey V. Jr. Law. Joila. 1117 Ky. B 1159 henry, Victor G. Sp. Law. White. 1117 Ky. B 1159 hill Power, L. Sp. Law. Lawrence. 53 Kansas Ave. B 2411 humphery, Irwin V. Grad. Russell. 1014 Miss. B 1302 Hunter, Fred Jr. Eng. Labette. 1500 N. H. B 1690 Jacob, John S. Jr. Col. Smith Center. 1210 L. I. B 1303 Johnson, Homer W. Jr. Col. Lawrence. 1265 L. I. B 1303 kennedy, J. R. Pr. Col. Fort Scott. 930 Miss. B 444 kimball, W. W. Jr. Law. Marion. 1313 Ky. B 1898 king, Thomas P. Sr. Eng. Minnesota. 1006 Miss. B 2568 kister, Alfred R. Sr. Eng. Alta Vista. 1230 Odre. B 1512 kleiche, H. J. So. Eng. Bison. 1201 N. J. B 1121 laughlin, Kendall. Sr. Col. K. C. Mo. 1113 Miss. B 1780 makek, Warren H. Sr. Eng. K. C. Kas. 1011 Ind. B 1011 maloy, Henry So. Eng. Eureka. 720 Miss. B 2456 maris, Ward H. So. Col. K. C. Mo. 745 La. B 444 mask, Mark I. Jr. Law. Washley. N. M. 1149 Ky. B 1866 martin, Clark J. Sr. Eng. Mauncey City, Il. 1307 N. H. B 223 mason, Robert H. Sr. Col. K. C. Kas. 1231 La. B 454 miller, H. Ross. Jr. Col. Marion. 1126 Ohio. B 454 moffett, Joseph O. Jr. Eng. Peabody. 1240 Oread. B 1411 moore, Leven W. Jr. Col. Lawrence. 1204 Oread. B 1411 moore, Land W. Jr. Col. Ottawa. 1505 Vt. B 1355 mowry, A. Raymond. So. Eng. McPherson. 1345 Vt. B 2544 mcCornick, C. So. Col. Arkansas City. 1222 Mass. B 106 nelson, Jordan H. Jr. Col. Iowa. 1815 N. I. B 1866 newton, Frank R. Sr. Col. Ioa. 1815 N. I. B 1866 nutting, Floyd Jr. Eng. Russell. 1317 Ohio B 223 painter, William Jr. Col. peculiar, Mo. 1225 Oread. B 2411 parker, John B. Jr. Law. Oakland. 1332 Vt. B 1021 pinkerton, Paul. Jr. Col. Clay Center. 643 Ind. B 24 Rid, Vincent R. Sr. Col. Lawrence. 907 Ark. B 191 Rigs, Henry C. Grad. Lawrence. 1021 Ark. B 191 ross, Paul. So. Col. Alden. 1245 Vt. B 1844 share, Thomas T. Sr. Col. Bristol. 924 La. B 1870 smith, Guy C. Sr. Eng. Lawrence. 544 Ohio B 179 smith, L. P. So. Eng. Carthage, Mo. 1117 Ky. B 199 smith, W. A. So. Col. Cuba. 1222 Tenn. B 132 stewart, J. C. Sr. Col. Wellington. 1815 Ky. B 71 stewart, John T. Sr. Col. Garfeld. 1500 N. H. B 167 swanson, A. T. Jr. Col. Randolph. 1230 Oread. B 151 tester, T. C. Sr. Eng. Lawrence. 824 Me. B 170 thomas, P. W. Jr. Col. Plainfield. 1350 Ohio. B 170 thomas, Robert H. Sr. Col. Highland. 745 La. B 44 trued, Levin J. Sr. Col. Lawrence. 1121 Vt. B 125 vernillon, E. L. Jr. Col. Cruissot. 1345 Vt. B 254 von schmidt, G. W. Jr. Col. Lawrence. 824 Me. B 170 walker, W. H. Jr. Col. Lawrence. 855 Me. B 170 white, B. E. Sr. Law. Ada. 19 W. Adams. B 69 williams, Richard Sr. Col. Concordia. 1246 Oread. B 45 william, Donald R. Sr. Col. Poala. 1345 Ohio. B 130 william, M. Sr. Col. Lakewood. 854 wismod, G. A. Sr. Col. K. C. Mo. 1336 Vt. B 189 wouffe, Robert J. Mid. Law. Newton. 1215 Tenn. B 242 zigier, W. R. Jr. Col. Lawrence. 1121 Vt. B 254 WOMEN Abraham, Sylvia . . . . . GENTLEMEN The Royal Tailors' Spring line is now on display in my office. 1000 samples of the very latest weaves, patterns, and colors from which to choose your suit. Prices from $15.00 to $40.00. Fit and satisfaction guaranteed. College cuts a specialty. 946 Mass. HIATT, Clothier.—Adv. FISCHER'S SHOES ARE GOOD SHOES Easter cards, booklets, and sacchets, hand painted. Wolf's Book Store.—Adv. Sixty cents—40c=20 cents saved. Candy buyers don't forget these figures. This means much to every high grade buyer of confections. You are getting equal or better than most of the chocolate sold at 60c per pound. That is why the well-informed buy our 40c chocolates and save 20c per pound, at Wiedemann's—Adv. High School Education by Prof. C. H. Johnson at University Book Store, 803 Mass. St.-Adv. Easter Shoes to Wear with Easter Gowns Low Shoes—sunshine Shoes—Colonials and the daintiest Pumps you ever saw. Shoemaking is an art when it comes to such Shoes—every one is a picture. For tailor made gowns or walking, welted low shoes in Black or Tan are the best—young ladies admire them very much—Colonials and Strapless Pumps in Tan, Dull or Suede leather, black satin, white buck or canvas are among the latest, but it takes a pretty foot to wear them. All our Oxford's, Colonials and Pumps are so cut and made that they hug the heel and instep, and don't gap, or slip at the heel. And if you see a style worn anywhere that you like, you can almost always find it here. We have all the common-sense shapes, too, for middle-age and elderly women. OTTO FISCHER 813 Mass. St. SUCCESS NEVER CAN BE JUST MERE HAPPENING So Spoke the Rev. S. S. Estey of Topeka at Chapel Exercises Friday Morning The Rev. Dr. S. S. Estey, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Topeka apoke in chapel Friday morning on the four essential faiths which man should have to succeed in life. "Success and happiness in life do not just happen," said Dr. Estey, "they are the results of causes." The four faiths which Dr. Estey put forth, are first, faith in God, which is the source of moral courage and power and makes a man's life rich. Second is faith in fellow men, for "only by believing in the greatness of your fellow men," said Dr. Estey, "can you do anything great for them." The third faith is that in self. "With such a faith," continued Dr. Estey, "all obstacles are as straws." The final faith set forth, and what Dr. Estey considered the greatest, is the faith in duty. "A large number of men have plenty of faith in self," he said, "but they help themselves to all the gravity in the dish, and have little faith in duty." ANNOUNCEMENTS All announcements for this col- lection before 11AM. Sphinx will meet at the Beta house Tuesday, April 2, at 8 o'clock. The Advanced Sale for the Red Domino has been changed from April 3 to Monday, April 8th. La Comedia Español: Ensayo genial del acto segundo, viernes, el día 29 de marzo, en la sala 306 de Fraser. Annual Board will meet in the annual room at 8:30 o'clock tonight. All members are cordially invited to be present. Scholarships For Women Professor Galloo Professor Hyde Professor Oliver The Marcella Howland memorial scholarship is open to young women of the junior and senior classes of the College. Applications for this scholarship for the year 1912-1913 will be received until May 1st. The Lucinda Smith Buchan memorial scholarship maintained by the alumnae of the Pi Beta Phi sorority is open to young women of the junior and senior classes of the College. Applications for this scholarship for the year 1912-1913 will be received until May 1st. Committee Mrs.F. Smithmeyer Mrs.W.A. Griffith Miss H. Oliver NOTICE Owing to Easter Vacation commencing on Thursday, Saturday Evening Posts will be oil sale Wednesday morning.—Adv. Kennedy Plumbing Co., 937 Mass St. Phone 658—Adv. Quality is our aim in the candy business. Wiedemann's—Adv. UNIVERSITY CALENDAR. Monday, April 1 Second half-term begins. Tuesday, April 2. Indoor circus in Robinson gymnastium. Tuesday, April 2-3 Baseball, Missouri vs. Kansas. Thursday, April 4-7 Easter Recess. Indoor circus in Robinson gymnast. Tuesday, April 2-3 Baseball, Missouri vs. Kansas. Thursday, April 4-7 Easter Recess. Sunday, April 7. Easter. Monday and Tuesday, April 8 and 9 Meeting of the State Editorial Association. Tuesday, April 9. Song Recital. John Hoffman. April 9-10 Red Domino, "Object, Matrimony" t the Bowersock. Wednesday, April 10. Kansas-Colorado debate. Friday, April 12. Junior Prom. Monday, April 15-16 Masque Club, "The Lottery Man" t the Bowersock. Thursday, April 18-19. Muscle Festival. Wednesday, April 24. Mandolin Concert. Friday, April 26 Kansas-Missouri debate. Saturday, April 27. Spanish Play, "Zaraguaeta." Saturday, April 27 Spring Kirmess. Tuesday, April 30. Engineers' Day. Friday, May 3 Sophomore Hopp. High School Debate. Monday, May 27. Annual examinations. Wednesday, May 29. Commencement Concert. Thursday, May 30. Memorial Day. Holiday. Thursday, June 6. Opening of Summer Session. G. A. Hamman, M. D., eye, ear, nose, and throat. Glasses fitted.— Adv. Phi Beta Kappa Honors Col. McCook at a recent meeting of the local chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the society decided to procure for the University some suitable memorial of the late Col. McCook, donor of McCook field. Prof.W. L. Burdick, president of the local chapter, appointed Professors A. T. Walker, W. H. Carruth, and M. W. Sterling as a committee to secure the memorial, probably in the form of a portrait. NOTICE Owing to Easter Vacation commencing on Thursday, Saturday Evening Posts will be on sale Wednesday morning.'—Adv. G. A. Hamman, M. D., eye, ear, nose, and throat. lGasses fitted.— Adv. For good things to eat go to Soxman & Co.—Adv. Try those Sultan chocolates at Wilson's Drug Store—Adv. Good candy loving public who appreciate quality will buy Wiedemann's chocolates.—Adv. Send the Daily Kansan home.