THURSDAY. APRIL 7. 1928
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
DOROTHY JANKE, c;3, Society Editon
Before 1 kcal. m.KU;1, c;3, alum. 2702_K2
--in Room 18"
- Alpha Delta Pi announces its pledging of Erma Wahl, c'unel.
Phi Chi Theta, business women's sorority, will hold a luncheon meet in the 330 in the Memorial Union building to be the regular bi-weekly meeting.
Mrs. George S. Pendleton of Kansas City, Mo., was a guest at the Alpha Chi Omega house Tuesday and Wednesday.
--in Room 18"
Alpha Kappa Psi, commerce fraternity, announces the pledging of Kenneth Wright, "e41.
Alpha Kappa Pi, commerce fraternity, announces the election of the following officers: President, Frank Komatz, b'ucl; vice-president, Neal T. Dean, c'40; treasurer, Robert Meyer, b'ucre; secretary, William J. Cordts, b'ucre; master of rituals, James H. Sund, b'39.
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Miss Clara Sebuerman of Flat Rock, Ohio, has been a guest at Watkins hall this week.
Watkins hall will hold open house this evening from 7 to 8 o'clock.
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Prof. H. P. Cady, Mrs. Cady and Ruth Cady were dinner guests at the Delta Upson house Tuesday evening.
--in Room 18"
Jerome Kesselman was a dinner guest at the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house Tuesday night. He met with students and business and the business school.
Corbin hall entertained the members of the faculty at a reception last night. In the receiving line were:
Charlotte Stafford, c19
Celia Wilson, c40
Jason Book
Miss Elizabeth Megurian
Miss Hermina Zipple
Those who poured were:
Miss F. B Daim
Miss Aida Stanton
Miss May Gardner
Miss Nelle Biron
Heroe Rose
Waldemar Gellch
Miss Beulah Morrison
Miss Father E. Twente
Miss Henry Werner
Miss Margaret Anderson
Corine High, fau'38, was given a reception at the Alpha Delta Pi sorority house Monday evening following her senior piano recital. There were about sixty guests including fine arts students, patrons and professors of Alpha Delta Pi alumnae members, and Lawrence friends.
Members of the faculty who were invited were:
Prof. Carl Preyer and Mrs. Preyer Dean D. M. Swarthout and Mrs. Swarthout
Prof. Waldemar Geltch and Mrs. Geltch
Prof. H. C. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor
Prof. Michael Anderson
Prof. Jan Chapiosso and Mrs. Chapiosso
Miss Meriah Moore
Mr. Hendry Pankow
Prof. Frank Cunkle
Mr. G. Criss Simpson
Phi Mu Alpha, musical fraternity held an hour dance Tuesday evening.
Phi Mu Alpha announces the pledging of Robert Pyne, fa'41.
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500-Year Sentence For Killing Six Children
Center, Texas, April 6—(UP)—Milla Lille Mills Curtis, 38 today was given prison sentences totaling 500 years for killing six of her nine children while they slept. Mrs. Curtis pleaded guilty.
The night of March 16 Mrs. Curtis shot the children after kissing them good night and waiting with a gun across her lair until they were asleep. The eldest was 13. She killed the children because of her poverty, but spared a 15-year-old boy who said was old enough to work.
VOTE
PACHACAMAC
For Results
Topeka G-Man Slayers Must Die: Appeal Lost
Denver, April 6—(UP)—The federal circuit court of appeals ruled today that Robert J. Sahay and Glenn E. Applegate, New York bank attorneys, die for slaying a department of justice agent in Topeka last year.
The court upheld the death sentences of the pair, who were convicted of murdering Wimberly Baker, a G-man, when he tried to arrest them as they called for mall riots. The federal court at Topeka now will fix a date for the execution.
Court Rules Communist Need Not Be Deported
New Orleans, April 6—(UP)—The United States district court circuit of appeals ruled today that "membership in the Communist Party of America, standing alone, is not sufficient to warrant deportation."
The appellate court reversed a ruling by District Judge Wayne G. Borah which concerned Joseph G. Strecker, 33, of Little Rock, Ark., a restaurant owner. Strecker was turned over to immigration authorities for deportation under the "red scare" acts of 1918 and 1920. Judge Joseph C. Hutcheson wrote the opinion.
Ten Students To Play Recital This Afternoon
The regular Fine Arts student recital will be held this afternoon at 3:50 in the auditorium of Frank Stoong hall.
The program follows:
"Dance Negro" (Cyril Scott), by Georgia Sue Reuter, fa48; "Serenade" (Strauss-Dodowsky), by Marine Reed, fa41; pianist; "Lhns Street Song" (Victor Herbert), and "Musetta's Valse Song from La Babeme" (Paucin), by Jane Schlegel, fa40; solist.
"Sonata in F" (Grieg), first movement, by Carroll Nickels, f38, violinist, and Helen Tibbets, f38, pianist.
"EtudeUp, 10 No.37" (Chopin), by Treva Thompson, "faunc, pianist"; "Slavonic Dance in E minor" (Doeral-Kreisler), and "Horo Staccato" (Dincia-Heifetz), by Paul Stoner; fa'40, violinist; and an ensemble; "On Wings of Song" (Mendesboshn), by Olga Eiga, fa'5p, violinist, Rita Gusnaults, fa'unc, cellist, and Rosalys McCreary, fa'41, pianist.
Pralle Will Speak
At Kiwanis Club Meeting
Fred Prable, All-American basketball player, will be the principal speaker at the monthly meeting of the Kauai, Kan, Kiwanis Club at noon today.
Members of the Ward High School basketball team will be guests of the club. Ward w won the Kansas high school basketball crown in the recent tournament held in Topeka. Dr. Forrest C. Allen, who was in Chicago at a meeting of the national rules committee for basketball, will accompany Praille if he has returned by then.
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FRASER THEATRE
8:20 p.m.
Held Over!
"Spring Swing"
Musical Revue
ENDS TONIGHT
For One More Glorious Day
All Seats Reserved
Tickets 35c On Sale in Green Hall
Santa Fe, N.M. — (UP) — J. H. (Bert) Baker, clerk in the auto-
bility license bureau, has on file a
letter from a “freud” who said he
too much “movie” for his
“husburt” license and wanted
etufd.
Quaint English
Not Chaucer's
Or the King's
Following is the letter:
"Dear Muster Masters Baker
"Trucke Lisens depart. Court
boom
"My friend I write this to let you no theet you cheated me to much for my truckween you mad me give you 15 and twenty fint sents for 2 plates for my Old ford bece it is to old and runs sometime not any and bec of trouble I have a wife what dose not work so you se I can't for pay good monie like those for my familey and a bustd trucke.
"P. S. My freinds tole me that I was to pay onle 10 dollars wich is to much for this old junk.
"Dont send the movie to my wife become I don't get it."
"My number is in the booch and
I live at ___ and I am ___
Please write as I need the movie.
Federal inspection of the Lawrence National Guard will be held tonight from 7:30 until 9:30 in the National Guard armory at Eighth and New Hampshire Companies I and M will be inspected D. Finley, regular army instructor of the Missouri National Guard, will be in charge of the inspection.
Billy Nite, ph, and George Wood, ph will speak at the pharmacy colloquy this morning at 11:30. Wood will talk on "Mercy Deaths" and Nite on "Insulin Shock Therapy". Insulin has been used lately for treatment of certain types of insufflance and he will discuss this application.
Two Will Talk to Pharmacists
National Guard Companies Will Undergo Inspection
Will Interview Gillispie Over Station KFKU Tonight
Miss Elizabeth h Dunkel, assistant professor of physical education, will have charge of the radio program, "Physical Education for Health," tonight on KPKU, in the absence of Dr. F. C. Kulun, After Miss Dunkel's program, Nelson Sullivan will interview James Gillipse, chairman of the student committee on preparations for the Kansas Rehals.
For Pharmacy Building
James A. Searcy, '03 Leaven
worth druggist, visited Dean L. E.
Havnellhill of the School of Pharmacy
and Chancellor E. H. Lindley yes-
today to discuss with them the posi-
tion of their pharmacy as a sponso-
ring a movement to obtain pharmacy
for the School of Pharmacy
Lawrence Plans To Attend
Meeting of Women Voters
Dr. Winnie D. Lowrance, assista
Mr. Seary, a former state representative, was elected president of the Sayre Club, an organization of Pharmacy alumni and faculty members of the University convention of the Kansas Pharmaceutical Association in Topeka.
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Friday, April 22
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ANNOUNCING--in Room 18"
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Every Night Is Vorsity Nite
LAST TIMES
TONIGHT
10c 'til 7 then 15c Don America - Tyronne Power
Don Ameche - Tyronne Power
Loretta Young
"Love is News"
And MIRIAM HOPKINS
"Men Are Not Gods"
Friday - Saturday
Adults - - - - 15c
Children - - - 10c
JACK HOLT
"Trapped by G--Men"
And And BRET HART'S "Luck of Roaring Camp"
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SUNDAY
A Scotland Yard Case
John Barrymore
John Howard
Louise Campbell
"Bulldog Drummond's Peril"
Fred MacMurray Frances Farmer Charlie Ruggles
"EXCLUSIVE" Cartoon - News
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SATURDAY
2 First Run Hits
Roaring Western Fued
2 First Run Hits Roaring Western Fued REX BELL
"Idaho Kid"
A Night of Mystery
A Nightmare of Thrills
ANN SHERIDAN
PATRIC KNOWLES
Patient in
PAINTED STALLION
PORKY CARTOON
professor in the School of Education and supervision of Latha at Great Training School, will attend a meeting of the State Board of Women Voters in Topeka this afternoon and tomorrow.
Always the Best Show in Town! DICKINSON
Shows 3-7-9 25c 'til 7
It's Shirley's Best Musical By Far!
SHIRLEY TEMPLE
"Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm"
Randolph Scott
Jack Haley - Gloria Stuart
Bill Robinson
AKIM TAMIROFF
TOMORROW And Saturday
The Thrilling Story of a Super-
Killer Who Practiced Murder
as a Fine Art!
Tops His Smash Performance as Dominique You in "The Buccaneer"
DANGEROUS TO KNOW
Pergamon Pictures
Goil Patrick - Lloyd Nolan Roscoe Karns - Anna May Wong
SUNDAY!
America's Best Loved Story Now Becomes America's Best Loved Picture! MARK TWAIN'S
"THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER"
IN TECHNICOLOR
Naturally It'll Be at the Dickinson
"IN OLD CHICAGO"
The Students Choice
NOW! ENDS SATURDAY
It Tops "You're Only Young Once!"
WHEN MICKEY BIG APPLES!"
JUST 2 MORE DAYS To See the MIDWEST PREMIERE!
... howls galore
Romantic thrills,
too, as the Hardy
family returns in
new adventures!
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JUDGE
HARDY'S
Children
Another Story, Judge Hardy's
Another Story, Judge Hardy's
LAWSTON MICKEY - MICKEY ROONEY
Cecilia PARKER - RAY HOLDER
Cecilia PARKER - RAY HOLDER
Suit 12
Suit 12
LAUREL and HARDY
In Their Latest Sposm "A PERFECT DAY" Novelty Bond Act - News
Hey Jayhawkers
Your Fascinating He
and Alluring She
Contest Closes Tonite
at 10 p.m.
All Votes Must Be Deposited in Ballot Box in Granada Lobby not Later Than 10 p.m. Tonite
WINNERS Will Be Announced From the Stage of the Granada at 9 p.m. Friday Nite.
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
Edv. G. Robinson
"A Slight Case of Murder"