WEDNESDAY JANUARY 20.1927
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
KATHLEEN MYERS, Society Editor
Before 1,8 m, call MK1, 211 after 2,702 KS
Borth-Holloway
Pbi Mu Alha music fraternity
Bhi Maulhua the formal pleading Monday
of Douglas Tavletb, fa 40, Arthur Hair-
maf, fa 40, Leafcain, fa 40,
fa 40
Mrs. Dora K. Borth announces the marriage of her daughter, Katherine Marie, to Robert C. Hollyway, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Hollyway. The wedding took place Sunday afternoon at the bishop's casketian Church) in Baltimore, Md.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Holloway are graduates of the University, Mrs. Holloway was graduated in 1930 and Mr. Holloway in 1933. The bride is a member of Theta Sigma Phi, journalism society.
Sigma Phi Epsilon announces the pledging of Ivan May, c'40.
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Navy Offers Air Training
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Winegar or Kansas City, Mo., announce the en-
Professor Hay Has Application Blank for Positions
The United States Navy has sent out application blanks for men wishing to apply for training in the Naval Air Corps.
Four years of training with adequate pay and a $10,000 life insurance policy are included in the total entitlement. A salary of $75 a month is paid during the first year, and $125 per month the remaining time. At the close of the training period a $1900 bonus is given to each person completing his work. Uniforms are also provided.
Qualified applicants must be unmarried for the first two years of ac-
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The following were Sunday dinner guests at the Kappa Eau Kappa fraternity house. Milfred Stephenham, Lawrence; Mary Margaret Stubba, Bonner Springs; Boyd Hentley, Kansas City; and Max Gibson, Plattsburg.
Grad Visits Campus
C. V. Waddington, '12, of Wichita,
visited the department of electrical
engineering Sunday. Mr. Waddington
was the secretary for Kansas Gas and Electric company.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fox announce the marriage of their daughter, Virgil Ella, to Herbert R. Pine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Pine. The wedding took place at the Trinity Lutheran parishism.
Miss. Pine is a graduate of the University of Kansas with the class of 1930. She was a matriculate at the University of Kansas. Pine formerly attended the University of Kansas.
presentation of their daughter, Francesc to Mr. Warren Plaskett, Jr. Mr. Plaskett is a forever University football player. He was graduated in
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On the cover page of the last issue of "The Shield," national magazine of the Phi Kappa Pafraternity is a picture of Green hall. The picture was taken last summer.
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Influenza cases had increased to 27 yesterday at the Watkins Memorial hospital as compared to 23 cases Monday reported by Dr. R. J. Canuteson. Eight students suffering with "Ru" were tested on Wednesday, Monday and four were released.
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--flood hall, a women's dormitory which was vacated by the regular resident. A patient vertened into a temporary hospital and received its first patients yesterday. Dr. Dan G. Sline, head of the student health service, has expressed concern last some of the students who are ill are delaying entering the hospital. There are many admissions. Most of the nine students who were admitted yesterday have been ill in their rooms several days, studying for examinations, and were more sick than those previously admitted to the hospital last night brought the number of patients to 145, of whom 113 are students.
The hospital's census yesterday was 50 patients; capacity is 61. Monday there were 51 patients. The list for today follows:
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Amateur Photography
--flood hall, a women's dormitory which was vacated by the regular resident. A patient vertened into a temporary hospital and received its first patients yesterday. Dr. Dan G. Sline, head of the student health service, has expressed concern last some of the students who are ill are delaying entering the hospital. There are many admissions. Most of the nine students who were admitted yesterday have been ill in their rooms several days, studying for examinations, and were more sick than those previously admitted to the hospital last night brought the number of patients to 145, of whom 113 are students.
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Rodger Moore, m19
Den Hardin, m26
Fred Hamilton, c40
Charles Stats, m19
Raymond Pratt, m1unc
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Africia Simonson, c14
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Nerman Fahren, c18
'Flu' Spreads at Missour
Women's Dormitory Is Converted Into Temporary Hospital
The severity of the University of Missouri's week-old influenza epidemic brought the opening of an emergency hospital yesterday, and assurances to students who are ill that special arrangements will be made for them so that they will not become infected in our facilities which begin Saturday.
Calendar for the Week
Dr. Schwieser's selected subject will be "On Assets—Which is the Most Valuable? Another important question is, How many categories of selection of a Kansas state song.
We received a "marked" item in the mail yesterday having to do with the recent write-up of the approaching marriage of Janet Manning and Bob Schreiber reported to be set for next week. We wondered whether Bob would eventually get rid of his wife or his roommate after they moved to an apartment, but the replica of the item received in the mail had wife enriched and an arrow leading down the road to her now? We refuse to make any comment other than—draw your own conclusions.
Schwegler to Speak in Topeca
Dr. R. A. Schwegler, dean of the
School of Psychology,
will be the principal speaker
at the annual banquet of the Native
Sons and Daughters to Kansas,
in Topcala, on Thursday evening, Jan-
Read the Kansan Clasified Ads.
On the Shin-flood hall, a women's dormitory which was vacated by the regular resident. A patient vertened into a temporary hospital and received its first patients yesterday. Dr. Dan G. Sline, head of the student health service, has expressed concern last some of the students who are ill are delaying entering the hospital. There are many admissions. Most of the nine students who were admitted yesterday have been ill in their rooms several days, studying for examinations, and were more sick than those previously admitted to the hospital last night brought the number of patients to 145, of whom 113 are students.
Registration of new students and enrollment of all students begin.
HOT FUDGE
SUNDAE
Wednesday, Jan. 20
15c
10:30-11:50    L, T, R
8:30-10:00    J, M, X, J
1:30- 3:00    F, P, A, Y, U
3:30- 4:50    V, C, K
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Order of enrollment is as follows:
8:30-10:00      E, B
10:30-11:50    Z, O, Q, W
11:30-12:50    D, H, N
12:30-4:50     S, Q
UNION FOUNTAIN
Classwork in all departments ends,
Thursday, Jan. 21
Final examinations begin.
Monday, Feb. 1
Sub-Basement Memorial Union
Wednesday, 1/8/03
Classwork begins in all departments.
very bright red—"Probable Schedule If I Pass First Semester."
Wednesday, Feb. 3
Wednesday Jan. 20
K F K U
2:30 p.m. Spanish lesson.
2:42 p.m. News flash.
2:46 p.m. French lesson.
6:00-6:30 p.m. Piano class, Pro-
duction.
10:36-11:15 p.m. University of Kansas Band, Russell L. Wiley, diar-
A Weary Week
Til M.S.C. Picks
Another P.S.G.L.
One week from tonight, 23 hagard and examination-worn young men will meet to hear decided what now seems to be a forgone connection to the 10 Pachaemacnes, will meet to vote on petitioned files with the secretary by aspirants to the position left vacant by the mid-mesester eligibility report, which ruled Tom Brown, ph 37, from the Council because he was an underdog. It is almost certain that the full strength of the newly-found P.S.G. majority will be there to annex the additional seat, to insure themselves
of how interested those members are in the proceedings, which probably will be limited as nearly as possible to business in hand.
Also hinging on the outcome of the fateful finalis is the legislative future of Jake Young, c'40. Friedl Praille, c'38, and Norman Hemphill, c'39, whose temporary suspension on the basis of midmester grades acadei for the low ebb the part of the Riang Sun now enjoys in the M.S.C.
If these three men are returned in good standing at the beginning of next semester, and P.S.L. goes to the university, the Council will start the new semester with 14 P.S.L.G.'S and P. Pachemacas—just the reverse o the situation previous to the much larger late-executed joint semester purge.
It is almost certain that the full length of the newly-found P.S.G.L. majority will be there to annex the additional seat, to insure themselves f a majority in the Council. The 'bachacarum attendance' is a matter
PROF. SMITH TO ADDRESS SIGMA XI MEMBERS THURS.
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Dr. H. T. U. Smith, professor of geology, will speak on "Some Geomorphic Effects of Glacial Climate in Unglacial Areas" before a fictional of Sigma Xi to be held tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in Blake hall.
The lecture, illustrated with slides, will deal chiefly with the physical effect of intensified frost and wind action under conditions of peridu-
climate evidence by land- slides, ancient dunes, and sand- blasted rocks. Doctor Smith's lecture is based on field work carried on in New Mexico, Kansas, and New England.
W.N.U. SPONSORS DISPLAY OF NEWSPAPER FEATURES
The Western Newspaper Union sponsored an exhibit of the various features it makes available to small town newspapers, in the Journalism building yesterday. About 300 Kandahar media outlets in a syndicate in one form or another.
Approximately 5,000 town dailies in the United States are using one or all of the services offered by the W.N.U.
The exhibit will next go to the Oklahoma State Press association. It came here from the Kansas Press association in Topoka at the request of Prof. L. N. Flint, chairman of the department of journalism.
MAJ. EDWARDS TO ADDRESS
R. O. A. MEETING TONIGHT
MaJ. R. F. Edwards will address the R.O.A. at their regular meeting in room 204 Fowler, at 7:45 tonight. The topic of his speech will be "Summer Training Camps," and he will take up the O.R.C. RO.T.C.
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The speaker at this session was to have been Coach Ad Lindsey, but unfortunately, another engagement will prevent his filling this date. All reserve officers are requested to be present, and the meeting is open to any one interested in the topic.
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Dean Robert A. Schwebeler, of Education will not meet his classes today on account of illness.
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Elgin Perry, 35, has received an appointment to teach in a Kansas NYA freshman college, the Teachers Appointment Bureau of the School of Education. Perry will teach economics in the "n freshman college at Junction City.
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