THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7.1927
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
JUINE ULM LEM. Sociey Editor
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Davis-DeForrest
Mr. and Mrs. Lesley H. DoForest announce the marriage of their daughter, Alice May, to Eldon Eugene Davis, son of Dr. and Dr. F. F. Daves of Clayton, Il., on Sat. March 26, 1987, to their home in Kalamazoo, Mich.
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Mrs. Davis is a graduate of the University, where she was active for three years in the Women's Glee club.
Theta Epsilon, Baptist sorority,
held a meeting Tuesday evening at
the Baptist Student Center, 124 Mississippi street. Mrs. L. E. Sisson,
speaker for the evening, stressed
the importance of friendship, faith-
fulness, and work in her topic,
"Building A Life House."
The following girls were pledged: Evelyn McAnich, Mary Elizabeth Cordell, Bessie Moore, Bernice Runke, Bekel德布, Elizabeth Wakefei
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The University Women's Club will hold a tea this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the men's lounge of the Memorial Chapel. Attendance will be in charge of the meeting.
Corbin hall will have open house this evening from 7 to 8 o'clock.
Miss Marijane Smith was a luncheon guest of the Chi Omega sorority yesterday.
Alpha Omicron Pi will entertain Phi Delta Theta at an hour dance tonight.
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The Alpha Delta Pi sorority will entertain the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity with an hour dance this evening.
The annual afternoon dance for all University women, sponsored by the W.S.G.A. and Y.W.C.A., was held in the Memorial Union ballroom yesterday from 4 to 6:30 p.m. Louie's orchestra furnished the music.
Miss Margaret Wilson was a luncheon guest of the Gamma Phi Beta sorority yesterday.
Dinner guests of Theta Tau, professional engineering fraternity, will be: June Ulm, c'38, and Jean Robertson, c'41.
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Kappa Alpha Theta entertained Phi Delta Theta with an hour dance Tuesday evening.
Alpha Gamma Delta will entertain Kappa Eta Kappa at an hour dance this evening.
Mrs. Blake of Hays is visiting her
daughter, Betty, at the Chi Omega sorority house.
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Dinner guests at Corbin hall Wednesday night included:
Corbin hall will not hold in weekly open house Thursday night at 10 am. Corbin Hall will host Friday night from 9 until 12 o'clock. Clyde Byson's orchira will play
Jeon Cowan, Lawrence
Mrs. Buther, Lawrence
Mrs. Rhthr Boynton, Lawrence
Mrs. Wn. S. Johnson, Lawrence
Mrs. Beulah Boynton, Lawrence
Mrs. Beulah Boynton, Lawrence
Arthur Mong, Needasha
University Women Hear Play
Mrs. Allan Crafton, wife of Prof. Allan Crafton of the speech department, read last year's Pulitzer prize winner, Rachel Foster, with You," to the American Association of University Women in Junction City Tuesday evening.
Brand Japanese--
Continued from page 1 government in branding the a violator of the Nine-Power Treaty.
The foreign office spokesman said, he had received no official information of the action in Washington, but he added that our action will be the strongest."
Earlier, a convoy of official and unofficial Japanese opinion disclosed that the nation was prepared to resist, with force of arm if necessary. It was also clear that States or the other powers to force her to halt her war with China.
Roosevelt Approves
Aimed at Parley, England Thinks
Hyde Park, N.Y., Oct. 6—(UP)—The action conjured Japan as a treaty violator was taken "after communication with the President," White House aides announced in Washington. "Mr. Roosevelt, however, had no comment," they said, "either on the state department action or upon his speech delivered in Chicago yesterday."
London, Oct. 6- (UP) - British official quarters were invited to Washington's formal denunciation of Japan as a treaty violator and President Roosevelt's Chicago speech were timed purposefully to influence an emergency conference of Nine-Power Treaty signatories.
Washington, D.C., Oct. 6 - (UP) - Japan does not regard its action in China as contrary to the Nine-Power Treaty or the Kellog-Blend Pact, Japanese embassy chancellor Yakichiro Saito said tonight.
Shelbyville, Ky., Oct. 6. (UP)—A grand jury of farmers and a town postmaster broke an apparently hopeless deadlock today and returned indictments of "wilful" murder against the three Garr brothers accused of the slaying of Brig Gen. Henry H. Denhart.
It was expected their trial would begin in a y eek.
A Y.W.C.A. representative will be at a call in central Administration Friday for the convenience of girls who haven't yet joined.
Solicitors in the YWCA. membership drive will be entertained at a tea at Henley house this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Results of the campaign will be reported and checked at the meeting.
Y.W.C.A. Solicitors Will Be Entertained at Tea
The "Physical Education for Health" program, which will be broadcast over station KFKU at 9 o'clock tonight, will be presented by the University women's department of physical education.
KFKU Will Give Physical Education Program
Miss Ruth Hover, Miss Elizabeth Dunkel, and Ms. Leon Bauman, faculty member of the women's department, will appear on the program.
Flying Club Will Meet To Install Officers
Murder Indictments For Garr Brothers
Frank Selken was elected president of the University Flying Club this week at a special meeting of the registered members of the club. George Bowman, c'38, was elected vice-president; Bill Vaughan, b'uncl, treasurer; and Keith Sadler, secretary.
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An open meeting of men and women students will be held this evening, room 116. Marvin hall. Important plans for the club activities will be made at the meeting. Allotted students are urged to attend.
Ku Ku's Take Over
Sour Owl Sales Drive
The Ku Kua's are taking over the selling of the next issue of the Sour Owl, scheduled to appear on the Campus next week, in order to observe and make the trip to the Kansas-Nevada game, in Lincoln, Nov. 6.
They will also have charge of the sales of the magazine at the Iowa State game. Oct. 15.
John Griffith, c.39, the new circulation manager for the Sour Owl, was influential in obtaining the Kuu Ku's Owl salesmen.
Botany Club Holds Picnic
Formal initiation of new members of the Botany Club will take place at its annual fall picnic this afternoon. The picnic will be held at Smith's woods, located two miles east of town on Fifteenth street.
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From Sept. 22 to 25 written examinations were given to several thousand candidates for positions in the compensation section of the division. Robert Cory, who received his B.S. degree in business last June, is acting as receptionist for the examining boards.
The Roving Reporter
Personal interviews with candidates for positions in the federal state employment office soon to be opened in Kanevich, known as koven towns of Kanaa by Dean F. T. Stockton and Prof. H. F. Holtzclaw, of the University School of Business. The meetings are at Kanevich City, Emuport, Parma, and Salina. And Salina. Examinations already have been held in Topeka.
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Board A, on which Professor Holtzclaw is serving, is examining candidates for director, manager, assistant manager, and fiscal supervisor. It will test about one hundred fifty persons.
Dean Stockton is chairman of the personnel committee of the advisory council attached to the Kansas Unemployment Compensation Division, while Professor Hollowcairn is stationer's supervisor of examinations.
Dean Stockton is on Board B, which will examine about four hundred candidates for senior and junior interviewers. Only those interviews given last summer are admitted to these oral examinations.
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Students do many things for reelection; some date, some go to shows, many participate in frequent bull sessions. A fair proportion of students read a book of reading. The roving correspondent made a survey, to see if the most popular type of book read could be determined. Someone has said—(well, many people have said)—that the book was one of the types by the type of literature one reads.
By John Bondeson
ments, what type of reading do you enjoy most, and what have you read laterly, in or out of that class?"
Many were questioned, and with
one exception, fiction was included
in each reply. Biography rated a fair
third, as magazines and periodicals
are often published by the same
question: "Excluding school texts
and required reading for assign-
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Margaret Elizabeth Deming, an unclassified new pledge and editorial aspirant says: "During first week I read 'Gone With the Wind.' Beyond that I have read nothing for a-nges."
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Muriel Mykland, junior in the College, expresses a liking for novels of all kinds: "And a little of Paul Purnell's books helps a great deal," she also added.
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When Gordon O'Brien, c'40, was approached with the question of the day, he, after lengthy study a nd a thought, wrote down, "Can't read. But I do look at the pictures in magazines."
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A fine arts student was questioned in hope that he might quote an essay title, " I study?" said Wendell Woodcliffe, who has no time for extra reading.
American Magazine, Collars, Life,
and the Satevpost were checked by
most of the victims, and the more
custody members (city member)
confessed to the New
Many also admitted that their reading followed trends of publicity often. Curiosity over Sinclair Lewis prompted some to obtain works of his, after it was announced that a Lewis would be on the lecture series, John Doe and Stuart Youle were by many, many more, because John Lee was a "local boy."
Several expressed a desire for Benchley, whose work "My Ten Years in a Quarry and How They Grew" was frequently mentioned. Two or three recommended the slightly skimmy "Fully Dressed and In His Right Mind" by Michael Fessler.
However, no one confessed to reading former Prof. A. M. Lee's thousand-odd page treatise on "The Bible" from Journals' Journalism out of more curiousness.
Lindley Reports Illness of Classmate
Yerker. Men seemed to enjoy the magazine for men." Esquire.
Chancellor E. H. Lindley, arriving in Lawrence last night said that M. E. Haggarty, dean of the College, University of Minnesota, suffering from a stroke, died when the Chancellor left his bedside yesterday in Minneapolis.
Dean Haggerty was a classmate of Chancellor Lindley's and received his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts at the University of Indima.
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The Chancellor and Mrs. Haggarty majored at the University of Indiana together.
Word had not been received late last night concerning Dean Haggerty's condition.
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'Red' Probe-ing spread in our decouational institution will be beneficial, because the knowledge will be a starting point for combating such alien influences.
"Young Harry's death in a strange land, far from home and mother, should impress every Kansas boy for foreign nations. His being induced to take such a step should be a lesson to those entrusted with the mental and physical well-being of those sent to the state schools. The parents who send their children to school rightly expect them to be protected from the treachery of the proponents of anti-American de-
"Devil's Saddle Legion"
CSEP Students Must Report
CSEP students will not receive
checks for September's work unless
correct addresses are filed at the
CSEP office. Changes in addresses
must be reported today.
Of Reporter Romance and Mod Heroism
Continued from page 1 up by New York's exclusive "four hundred."
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“What a laugh,” they’ll tell you down at Manhattan, adding that if Communism can breed in the Mount Oread atmosphere, there’s no chance of stopping its spread anywhere in America.
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"And with that, your Manhattan friends will turn to the discussion of some important question, like 'What chance has any other Big Six team of defeating Nebraska this year?'
Topека Daily Capital, Oct. 6—"Obviously, no amount of investigating will completely uproot the insidious influences at work trying to undermine our democratic form of government. Finding out how widely Communism, Fascism and other strange doctrines are being spread in our decouational institution will be beneficial, because the knowledge will be a starting point for combating such alien influences.
"Young Harry's death in a strange land, far from home and mother, should impress every Kansas boy for foreign nations. His being induced to take such a step should be a lesson to those entrusted with the mental and physical well-being of those sent to the state schools. The parents who send their children to school rightly expect them to be protected from the treachery of the proponents of anti-American de-
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"Young Harry's death in a strange land, far from home and mother, should impress every Kansas boy for foreign nations. His being induced to take such a step should be a lesson to those entrusted with the mental and physical well-being of those sent to the state schools. The parents who send their children to school rightly expect them to be protected from the treachery of the proponents of anti-American de-
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Lawrence Daily Journal - World, Oct. 6. "The investigation of communist activities which took young men from American colleges to fight in the war in Spain must cover more than just the casualties of a revolt clearly what has occurred . . .
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