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WFEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1907
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
M. JEAN CASKEY, Society Editor
toll: bell call KU1-253) after 7202-812
--following:
Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Hahn, Kansas City,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Lyons, Kansas City,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gillia, Kansas City,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Goodnow, Kansas City,
R. C. Duffe, Kansas City, Mo.
Margaret Foster, Kansas City, Mo.
John Bison, Kansas City, Mo.
Franklin Clay, Kansas City, Mo.
Joe E. Balch, Chanute
Joe E. Balch, Chanute
Phil Beaty, Salina
Max Howard, Bromon
Mary Smith, Coffeeville
Forklift, Henderson
E. V. Reichley, Herington
John Cleemer, M.Pherson
Jackman-Brewer, Arlie Estes, Hutchinson
George H. Ruddy, New York City
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Westfall, Harper
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. H. Westfall, Harper
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Pine, Leavenworth
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Stuewe, Alma
Margaret Stuwen, Alma
Alma
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Miller, Emporia
Pat Harbaugh, Medicine Lodge
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Windlow, Tempannox
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Windlow, Tempannox
F. A. Beatty, Topeka
Hank Kapper, Manhattan
Bill Bessing, Baltimore
Gene Patum, Kansas City
Hank Kapper, Kansas City
H.G. M McMahan, Ellis
Joe Hal, Kansas City
Guests at the Sigma Nu house Sunday were:
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Boehm, Hutchinson
Mr. and Mrs. A, S. Wiiggett, Jola
Mr. and Mrs. Porter, Ottawa
Miss Petrie, Ottawa
Miss O'Brien, Ottawa
Mr. and Mrs. G, F. Helwyn, Toppea
Mr. and Mrs. Brodine, Salina
Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman, Salina
Mr. and Mrs. R, R. Myers, Kawasaki City,
Mr. and Mrs. Schreeder, Leavenworth
Mr. Webb Holloway, Kinsley City, Mo.
Mr. Tibbs, Kinsley City, Mo.
Lou Strong, Troy
Annelie Nelson, Troy
Marsele Nelson, Troy
Jimmy Callkin, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Pole, Caldwell, Mankato
Mr. and Ralph Kruger, Kansas City
Mr. Merrel Lewin, Parson
Bob Spangler, Belleville
Bob Spangler, Belleville
Edward Fulconer, Belleville
Fred Bacheler, Belleville
Major J. H. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson,
Mr. Raphi Wells, Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. Pepperell, Hutchinson
Mr. and Mrs. Worley, Salina
Betty Worsley, Salina
Mrs. R. R. Dooke, Olathe
Mrs. C. A. Saper, Chicago
Mrs. M. C. Saper, Chicago
Mrs. Mary Clark, Kansas City
Mo. Dr. and Ms. Asley, Chanute
Mr. and Mrs. Olle Allen, Topeka
Jack Butler, Hoisington
Junior Whitman, Hoisington
Weekend guests at the Alpha Tan
Omega fraternity house included the following:
Gamma Phi Beta sorority enter-
Gamma Phi Beta sorority enter trained members of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity with an hour dance at it chapter house last night.
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Dinner guests at the Phil Dia
Theta fraternity house Sunday were:
Julia Heimbrook, e'unel, and Delia
Margaret Call, Manhattan
The women of the various church sororites on the Hill combined to attend a dinner last night at 6 o'clock in the ballroom of the Memorial
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Union building. The organizations represented at the dinner were: Kappa Beta, Kappa Phi, Phi Chi Delta, Sigma Eta Chi, and Theta Epi-
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The Delta Chi fraternity entrained with a buffet supper and an our dance in its chapter house last right for the pledge class of the alpha Chi Omega security. The following guests attended:
lowing guests attended:
Sunday dinner guests at Miller hall were
Ruth Crary, ed. onl
Ruth Linch, c' onl
Nidia Schwep, c' onl
Pennsylvania Lawyers, c' onl
Marka Markwell, c' onl
Vela Margaret Strong, c' onl
Patrye Payne, c' onl
Carine Harrison, l' onl
Marie Gaines, c' onl
Mary Margaret Congrove, l' onl
De Annie Shull, c' onl
Hewitt Hewitt, c' onl
Jean Smiley, c' onl
Elizabeth Dunning, c' onl
Louise Owens, c' onl
Jerry Bridges, c' onl
Jane Hower, c' onl
Virginia Wade, c' onl
Iain Neen, c' onl
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George Harlan and Don Sheldon of Pueblo, Colo., were guests at the Kappa Sigma house yesterday.
the following:
Phi Chi Theta, national business sorority, entertained rushes with a luncheon yesterday in the cafeteria of the Memorial Union building.
Kappa Eta Kappa, professional electrical engineering fraternity, announces the pledging of Bertram Brown. e20
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Among the guests of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity over the weekend were:
Henry Werner, adviser to
Paul Cleenn, e39; and Harold Young
were dinner guests at the Alpha Chi
Sigma house last evening.
Rath Tippin, Topeka
Mabel Foose, Topeka
Jennifer Topeka
Jane Dahlman, Manhattan
Hilary Merritt, Kansas City, Mo.
Doris Kittill, Manhattan
Mrs. Sim Kimmel, Mulvane
Kimberly Mullan, Mulvane
Elaine Oliver, Mulvane
David Remington, Manhattan
Guests at the Pi Kappa Alpha house are Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Barnes and Miss Carrie Craver, of Pratt.
Ward Newcomer, Kansas City, Mo.
Roy Edwards, Kansas City
Bill Bowman, Concordia
Sam Knake, Tulsa
Crafton Speaks at Meeting
Prof. Allen Crafton, head of the department of speech and dramatic art, spoke yesterday at a meeting of the Architectural society. His topic was "Architecture for the Stage."
Sunday dinner guests at the Delta Upson fraternity house included
Mary Martina Carson, c'uncel
Catherine Cannon, ed'uncel
Draper Jimmings, Kansas City, Mo.
Ardie Galloway, Kansas City, Mo.
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Schiller Shore, eminent journalist and man about the Campus, met with a dire accident yesterday after commission卸役unsewn together.
Schiller, also painter, humorist,
humanitarian, game warden of Potter's Lake, and printer, was riding a chair at the time of the accident. He found himself in a filing cabinet, injuring him dangerously, but not seriously.
Steven David, Eqa., the only spectator in the audience, nearly went faint upon seeing the gore gushing forth from the Back of Schiller's head. David was eased into a chair as it is reported to be holding his own
Farmer cowboy Shore was taken to the student hospital, and the lady doctor was so proud of her stitch that she inscribed the poor man to undergo another. The slightly bent chair was repaired. The chair is a total loss.
Architectural Fraternity Meets in Pennsylvania
Brewers Drink "Pop"
Scarab, national architectural fraternity, will held its annual convention Nov. 21, 22 and 23 at Pennsylvania State College. Verner F. Smith, professor of architecture, is national secretary and treasurer of the organization. The three University delegates, Charles Striebey, c. 38, Thomas Geraneguity, c. 38, and Jim Bounds, c. 38 will leave Thursday morning for Pennsylvania.
Chambersburg, Pa.—(UOP)—"Soda pop" was the only beverage served at the Franklin county retail beer dealers' picnic. The picnic was held on a Sunday, and an agent of the liquor control board warned the retailers at the last minute that they were not allowed their licenses if beer was served.
Hospital Treats Many Colds
The common cold claimed more than its share of the two hundred cases treated at the hospital yesterday. Dr. R. I. Canatose explained the unusually large number as the result of the heavy weekend combined with the sudden change in the weather.
Professor Wheeler Is Guest Speaker at Parsons
Dr. R. H Wheeler, head of the psychology department, will be guest speaker at the Current Problems Club banquet at Parsons. His subject will be "Psychology of Social Progress." Tomorrow, Dr. Wheeler will address the Parsons -rus ussəpən oʊpuurt pairʃuŋ dents at convocation. His topic will be "Educating for Life."
CSEP May Work During Vacation
CSCE 503M Work During Vacation
All CSCE students who wish to work through the Thanksgiving holidays may do so if satisfactory arrangements are made with their supervisors. Eight hours a day and 40 hours a week will be the maximum amount of work permitted.
Member of Education Council
Dean Frank T. Stockton of the School of Business has been made a member of the board of the Ameer-
ment, and is present at the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business.
Dean Stockton Becomes
Vespers--
Gordon Day, c'uncel,
Edwin Hayt, c'uncel.
Loren McCorack, b38
Keith Shever, ph. 41
John Tolman, ph. 41
Robert Whebede, c'uncel
Joe Wilkins
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Leonora Grissel, ed'41
Arlene Melchel, haf'41
Helen Peter, c'uern
Rosemary Tews, haf'29
Virginia Yuncle, c'uern
Celede Yestel, büncl.
Mary Etta Wallace, fa'29
Helen Wetherbill, fa'38
Blanche Yeomans
Orene Youell, fa'38
Mary Jane Zelsman, c'uern
Many Attend Sky Day Program
Claude Burns, c'39
Luther Corderton, gr. 40
Don Fannell, fa'41
David Young, fa'39
Vernon Landon, fa'39
Jack Laffer, c'39
Michael Chu, fa'39
Chinese Newswire, b'38
Carroll Nickels, fa'38
Earl Paulfield, c'41
Douglas Duffield
Frederick Beal, e'uncel
Joobri Briggs, f40
Ian Brown, uuel,
Arthur Lappit, e'38
Wendell Flack, fa'40
Kupennikoff, i4
D J Roper, e'40
Warren Wilson, fa'59
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Paul Becker, e41
Larry Blair, c40
Michael Faunce, fa39
Lewis Colepa, fa40
David Warren Craig, kr.
Donald Lucare, ucernl
Richard Stark, ucernl
Richard Stark, c38
The Observatory, Sunday, entertained 173 persons with a popular "Sky Day" program. Features were an illustrated lecture, "Star of Day," by Dr. N. Wyman Storer, a view of numerous sun spots in the six-inch telescope, and an exhibit of astronomical instruments.
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Of the features presented, 52 per cent of the audience preferred the lecture, 34 per cent liked the tele-copic view best, and 13 per cent voted preference for the instrument exhibit.
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As reason for attending, 57 per cent of the audience gave desire for instruction; 32 per cent came out of school; 11 per cent came for entertainment.
A musical program selected by Frank Cunke from the record library of the School of Fine Arts, was provided by the radio service of the university radio station.
Nineteen of the visitors came from out of town. About a third of those attending were adult Lawrence residents and another third were high school graduates. 23 University faculty members and 10 University students present.
Hankins To Give
Contemporary Drama Lecture
John E. Hankins, assistant professor of English, will give a lecture on contemporary drama this afternoon in room 295 Framed. The lecture will begin at 3:30 o'clock, and be given especially for freshmen of the class to enjoy as a superclassman and others are welcome by the department of English.
Shacp Will Address Engineers
Clifford Sharp, e38, will lecture and show slides on "Mississippi Flood Control" at a meeting of the American Society of Civil Engin- ceers. A workshop in the building will be held in the Pine room of the Memorial Union building.
Floyd Ray
California Swing King who will play for Freshman Frolic Friday night.
Fisher Body Plant Reopens
Pontiac, Mich., Nov. 16—(UP)—The Fisher Body corporation plant, which supplies bodies for Pontiac automobiles, reopened tonight following a shutdown resulting from a strike this morning.
WEATHER
Kansas: Generally fair, not so cold in west and south portions Wednesday; Thursday becoming cloudy and unsettled, possibly rain or snow in central and west portions, not so cold in east portions.
The University Daily Kansan reaches more people than any other paper on the Hill.
Chili Is a Treat
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We Are Happy to Announce--- the return to active duty---who will be glad to meet all his friends at his old "stomping" grounds. 905 Mass. St.
MR. U. B. "Porky" ELLIOTT
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— No. 1 —
Helen Hunt Jackson's Immortal Romance! One of the truly great romances of all time!
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
And — BUCK JONES "Law for Tombstone"
"Dangerously Yours"
With Cesar Romero
And — BUCK JONES
Late Wire--
No. 2
(It's First Run!)
Officials Flee Nanking
MYSTERY!
THRILLS! CHILLS!
A man and a girl go through the strongest adventures when they try to make the Devil talk... to clear their names in a baffling murder mystery!
SUNDAY! DEANNA DURBIN
"3 SMART GIRLS"
AND
"Charlie Chan on Broadway"
Warships Dispatched to Far East
Shanghai, Nov. 17 (Wednesday) — (UP)—Part of the Chinese government fed into Nanking as Japan's mechanized armies smashed the center of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-su and his military way for a major drive from Shanghai to the central government's capital.
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London, Nov. 16. (UP) - Four crack French warships have dispatched to the Far East as a result of a Japanese ultimatum threatening seizure of strategic Hainan island, unless arms shipments to
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Wheeler - Woolsey
"ON AGAIN
OFF AGAIN"
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BUCK JONES
"Hollywood Roundup"
AND
"Sing Me a Love Song"
JAMES MELTON
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THURSDAY
3 Days
China and French Indo-China ceased immediately, the United Press learned tonight.
Search for Kidnapers Spreads
Nashua, N.H., Nov. 16—(UP) - Search for the three O'Connell nipawns spread to northern New England tonight followed a report given police by a Nashau man that he saw three men speeding northward in an automobile bearing New York registration plates.
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SUNDAY
THURSDAY
"BREAKFAST FOR TWO"
BOYER and GARBO "CONQUEST"
"The House of Hits"
THURSDAY
WHERE SUMMER SPENDS WINTER
Barbara Stanwyck Herbert Marshall
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One of the ten best pictures
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SUNDAY
It's All in Fun!
BETTE DAVIS
LESLIE HOWARD
IT'S LOVE I'M AFTER"
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