TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1032
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Artistry, Personality in Giannini's Triumph
Acting Part of Soprano's Qualities Contributing to Success
By Elliott Penner, gr
A great artist, a clever actress, and a human personality appeared as the last feature of the university concern course last night in the person of Duolina Giannius, world famous dramatic soprano.
The great artist was represented in the glorious voice and its use, the acting was all such a part of the whole pictures that she built up that one not looking for it would probably miss its beauty. The fact that the woman was fully illustrated at the very end of the last encore, "Estralitz," when a woman on the second row punctured the closing note with a combined sneeze and cough and "La trombone." That was what the laughter. An inferior artist would have raved. Giannini can laugh.
Appeared in Artistic Unit
Ganniini, her accompain Molla Bernstein, and the long piano in the clow of which the singer stood were all united into a single articuity unit by the spell of the powerful, stirring voice and the personality of the artist.
Giamini sang and portrayed music in French, Italian, English, and in her last encounters. Spanish, last night, and yet it was all one language—the language that only an artist can give to one who will listen.
Perhaps there were some who disliked her wrinkling forehead or her sweeping eyebrows that arched spasmodically as she played her parts, but they would not care for her voice or imagination and music can bring anyway.
Expressed Many Moods
There is no need to comment, especially upon the music she sang, it was Giannini who made the concert last night. A less great artist would have been more successful in presenting its popular taste in selection of numbers to have succeeded.
There was the awe inspiring pride expressed in the aria "Plus Grand Dame Osobacurte" (from "Reine de Sabu" (Gounod) the smirking joy of the singer) and the gloomy cimpiness portrayed in "Storrelleatrice" (Respigh), the full satisfaction of mood of "Ah, Them Beloved One" (Levitzki), or the even changing emotions of the group to a comic song of lyrics to a comic song "Mencheo."
Then there were the two Spanish execres. The woman sneezed, Gianni laughed. The audience applauded And that was all.
Meets Kansas State Today
Kansas Tennis Squad is Favorite to Win Fourth Match
With a clean record behind them
Junior Coen and his Jayhawker网
artists entered the fourth match of the
season this afternoon when the Kansas
won against Laverne for the
initial meeting of the year between the
two schools.
The match this afternoon will be the one between the two teams that will count in the conference standings. Each squash plays a double round robin schedule, but only half of the matches are included when Big Six stands are figured. At a recent directors' meeting at Columbia, the toss of a coin decided which matches of the entire seasons play should be contested. The means that every home tennis match will be a championship one.
Kansas, defending the Big Six tennis title, has not dropped a set in match play so far this season, and went into the match this afternoon overwhelming favorites to annex another victory. Cincinnati, Stirling Slob, Louise McDonald, George Hunt and the four men who were scheduled to comprise the team.
Women's Intramurals
Alpha XI Delta defeated Alpha Gamma Delta, and Watkins hail lost to Alpha Chi Omega in the women's baseball intramural yesterdays after-
Alpha Xi Delta won by a score of 27 to 24. Bishop and Glanville was the battery for Alpha Xi Delta, and the battery for Alpha Xi battery was Whaler and Bonan.
Alpha Chi Omega won by a 26 to 7 score. The battery for alpha Chi Omega was Luxton and Tobbles, and the Waterford team composed of Tempera and Lightburn.
The following games are scheduled in the women's baseball inturamurals for tomorrow afternoon: Alpha Delta Pi v. Delta Zeta on diamond No. 1; Chi Omega v. Watkins hall on diamond No. 2; and Alpha Chi Omega v. Sigma Kappa on diamond No. 3. All of the games will be played at 4:30.
Hill Society
Call K. U. 25 before 12:30 p.m.
Housemothers' Club Meets for Last Time This Year
The Housemothers' club met yet
day at a 1 o'clock luncheon in
Wiedemann's. It was the last meeting
of the year. Quartet tables were used,
and the decoration was very neat, which were presented to all guests, were cernitions which were given by Mrs. Anne Cahill, an honorary member.
Dean Agnes Husband and Mrs. E. Lindley were guests of honor. The afternoon was spent in playing bridge Prizes were awarded Dean Dumbain T. S. T. Stover, Ms. Nigel Oqden, Frances Goddell, S. S. L. Wilburn.
The committee in charge of the meeting was Mrs. Eva Oakes, chairman; Mrs. Fannie B. McAdams; Mrs. W. F. Wilson; Mrs. B. F. Howard; Mrs. P. H. Klikenberg; Mrs. N. K Thompson.
Dockings Entertain Twenty Guests
Mr. and Mrs. George Dockering entertained 20 guests with a dinner at the University club Saturday night. Before the dinner the guests played bridge and golf on Thursday afternoon. Shire, Prizes were won by Mrs.莲维t and Professor E. C. Buehler.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hersel Underhill, Mr. and Mrs. John Blocker, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Kester, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Burcher, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Prentice, Mr. and Mrs. Loretta Lee, M. Lowe, Mrs. Lyle Saw, Mr. and Mrs J. D. Stratman, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Noville of Kansas City, Mo.
Church Sororities to Have Joint Meeting Tonight
There will be a joint meeting of the church servants this evening at Myers Church. Please join us for an event. Servants participating are Kappa Beta, Kappa Phi, Theta Epsilon, Phi Delta.
Chi Delta and Sigma Eta Chi. Guest of honor will be Dean Agnes Husband, Mrs. E. H. Lindley, and Mrs. C. F. Walker.
The presidents of the various organizations are in charge of the supper, and the vice-presidents of the reception. The program, in charge of Martha Boyeen, c33. will be a Mother's day play, "They Who Wevel."
Post-Nuptial Courtesy Given
for Mrs. George G. Kirchoff
Mrs. George G. Kirchhof was the guest of honor at a bridge luncheon given Saturday as a post-nuptial courtship. The bostoneses were Miss Marilyn and Dr. Duncan. Before her recent marriage Mrs. Kirchhof was Nancy Harman.
the luncheon was given at the home of Miss Klein, 604 Missouri. Vases of lavender and yellow tulips and sweet william were used in decorating the quartet tables. A surprise shower of gifts followed the luncheon.
Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae to Honor Seniors
The annual spring dinner in honor of
seniors of the active chapter will be
given Thursday evening at 6:30 at the
University club by the Gamma Phi
Beta Alumnae association. A program
will follow the dinner.
There in charge of arrangements for the dinner are Mrs. Hovey Miss, MissHelen Rhoda Hoopes, and Mrs. George Docke
Bridge Luncheon Given
by Mrs. Brutus Hamilton
Mr. Brutts Hamilton entertained with a bridge lounge at the Broadway Jim Saturday for 36 guests. The event included a ballet, a yellow and lavender predominating.
Prizees were won by Mrs. Horsch Underhill, Mrs. F. P. Obbrien, Ms. Fluyt, Mrs. J. Kusner, Mrs. Edwens, Mrs. J. J. Klinfer, Mrs. Edwi Bellas and Mrs. J. W. Twente.
Children of members of the Tennail club will be guests of honor at a party tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry Frazzee. A program will be given by the children. This is the last meeting of the year.
The meeting is under the direction of Mrs. J, K.istler, Mrs. J. B. Henry Mrs. J. T. Constant, Mrs. Hovey Hannah and Mrs. Frazee.
Children to Be Guests of Tennola Club
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Beanner, 1720 Louisiana, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Florence Bacon, to a man in a suit of son of Mr. and "Mrs. Irving Bratton. The marriage will take place at 8 am. on June 1 at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in a room of Sigma Kappa and Mr. Beanner is affiliated with Sigma Chi.
Marriage to Be Soon
Initiation Services Tonight
station services will be held today by Theta Sigma Phi, honorary oursialism security, at the home of Misi o'Jen O. Mahin, 1801 Mississippi. These
C23
women will be initiated: Elizabeth Mili-
mington, c'uncl; Matee Finkel Todd
c'32; Pauline Orr, c'32; Jane St. Clair
c'33.
Alice May DeForest, e' 33, was elected president of the Women's Gleeb club at a meeting last night. Other officers were chosen Anne Wade, Wedde f' 33, busin- ce manager for fa' 33, ibrarian. The secretary-researcher has not been selected yet.
Glee Club Elects
Pl Sigma Alplm to Meet
Pf. Sigma Alpha, political science fraternity, will meet tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. at the home of Professor Frederick Guild, 1341 Louisiana. An election of officers and initiation services will be held.
Officers for the coming year will be elected at a meeting of Pi Lambda Theta, honourary education security, to provide support and training. It will be distributed to new members.
To Elect Officers
Chi Omega Alumnae Meet
The annual picnic of the department of architecture was held this afternoon. The students not in the department and drove to Erowns grove in cars. Baseball was the shifter entertainment, after the game they held a steakty.
The alumnus association of Chi Omega had its regular monthly lunchmeeting at the Eldridge hotel yesterday. Mrs. Wayne McCoy entertained members of the association with bridge at her home after the luncheon.
Mrs. D. J. Teviotale entertained the
Mrs. in Council this afternoon at 3
at her home at 408 West Sixth street.
It was the last meeting before the vav-
eler.
The University Women's club will meet Thursday at 3 p.m. in Myers hill A short story, "Night Club" which has been dramatized by Mase Helen Rhod Hopes, will be given under her direction.
An informal dinner dance will be held at the University club Saturday night. Members living in the club will attend the entertainment for the evening.
Khapis Alpha Theta will hold a sup-
room party Thursday, in honor of its graduating members which have received special scholarship honors.
Mrs. F. W. Cutter, 1964 Tennessee will entertain the Sigma Kappa Mother's club. Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chagin of Parsons were luncheon guests at the Delta Upsalen house yesterday.
Mrs. Bermice Hurblurt, housemother at the Nu Sigma Nu house, is ill with influenza.
To Give Recital Thursday
They will play instruments dating back to the eleventh century. The viola-di-gauca which Mr. Abbas will play was made by a family belonged to the Mozart family.
Mr. and Mrs. Philipp Abbas to Feature
Mr. and Mrs. Philipp Abbus will wear colonial costumes at their lecture-recital at 8:30 p.m. Thursday in Fraser the honor of the Washington bi-centennial.
The harpsichord, in common use before the days of the piano, is an instrument with two keyboards of a shape similar to the present day grand piano. The one used by Mrs. Abbas is an old one obtained in Paris.
Colonial Costumes
J. A. Shutten, ed32, will teach science and athletics at the high school in Ozarke next year.
Many of the numbers on the program of Thursday evening can be found only in the book "The Big Book," where they were copied by Mr. Ablaus. Tickets can be purchased in advance.
O. F. Barnard, ed 323, has secured a position as principal of the high school in Doniphan.
Wilma Novak, c34, has received a position to teach at a rural school near Wilson for the next school term.
Complete First Round of Union Tournaments
--the pool singles the first two rounds have games of rotation with the winner in the second game for the third round is call-shot and to be played to 30 points Semi-finals and final matches are also to be played according to the call-shot game
Teachers Appointments
Faculty to Attend Art Meeting
Three members of the faculty of the School of Fine Arts will represent the team on a visit to an art meeting in St. Louis this weekend. The are Miss Rosemary Kochman professor of design; Miss Maud Elsworth, instructor of public school art instructor; Miss Martha Whitney, instructor of design.
In the billboard tournament all games are played to 50 points. The one who wins the best three out of five sets in ping-pong matches is adjudged the winner. Scoring is counted according to the tennis system.
Entrants Will Play Finals According to Call-Shot Game
The pool, billiards and ping-pong tournaments at the Kansas Union have now advanced through the first round. The Kansas State team were members of the Union. In
Results of first round matches of pool games: Joseph Jones, Harlow Kierne, Merle Whitney, Harold Wampler, Junipe Carson, Loren Kennedy, Robert Griman, John Bryan, William Noble, B. F. Tegerff, William Noble, B. F. Tegerff, William Bryan, Hermann Mai, and
Pool doubles: Tegarden - Whitney,
Kiene - Yenuer, McNamee - Caps,
and Bryan-Rehr.
Ping-pong judison Smith Hall Taylor, Earles Ames, Simone Cole Wayne Hampton, Randall Royce, Kenneth Kell, and Dick Brown.
den, John Bryan, Herman Mai, and Max Murphy.
Ping-peng doubles: Brown-Hampton Ames-Royee, and Smith-Francis.
1,000 Candidates Expect to Get Degrees in June
(Continued from page 1)
Billard single: Joseph Rhor, George Deckhorn, and William Noble.
frank Jain, John Baldacci Jr., Elizabeth Newmaneyer, Qatar Magazine magazine, James McGinnis, University of Illinois Urbana-Illinois Randall Johnson, Morgan E. Ubberson, Rachel M. Jude
Ellen L, Mamr. Howard Leon Learn Love, Jae Kerr Lamar Learn Howard Leon Learn Lawrence Lever Joy Dewald Law *Math Astra Learnd Dwainle Lawrence Lever William Langer Langweaver William G. Law Greenland W. Gardiner
Thomas James Mackie, Morgan Magnussen, "Hloum Thomas" Mackie, Morgan Magnussen, Eliza Roberts, Elisa Roberts, Eliza Roberts, Gordon P. Morgan, Maurice Mason, Maurice Mason, Maribyrnox, Joseph Lloyd Smith, Donald McKee, Richard McKee, Donald McKee, Donald McKee, Donald McKee, Donald McKee, Donald McKee, Donald McKee, Donald McKee, Donald McKee, Donald McKee, Donald McKee, Donald McKee, Donald McKee, Donald McKee, Donald McKee, Donald McKee, Donald McKee, Donald McKee, Donald McKee, Donald McKee, Donald McKee, Donald McKee, Donald
Marianne Mischel Nettow, Raymond F. Nelson, David W. Newcomer III, Marianne Evallon Nettow, George Luo Newman, *Marianne Jerome NYL*.
Vogel Warren Palen, Finance Vice President, Ford
Financial Bank. *Margaret Osborne*, Chair of the
Ford Equity Committee. *Jason Kelley*, Chief
Phillippe Jr. *Jane Rinker* (President, Group) and
Philippe Jr. *Jane Rinker* (President, Group)
*Thomas H. Pope* (Poppellwil), J.J. Edsall
Douglas Arnasek Owner, Elisece Milla, Midt. The orders mourn O'Larry C. Mary Elizabeth O'Dell. Our best奥恩 Threna Plaidna, Orsa O. D. Robert Eminon Odeon. J. Mary Maynigover Overly.
*Damien Ridolf Krawitz, Mary Margaret Rushue, Marianne Timmermann, Marie Broussard, Jane Dahlman, Jerry McClure, Janet McDermott, Jane Hale, Christine Neumann, John Gorham, Geneva Greene, Jane Hale, Christine Neumann, John Gorham, Geneva Greene, Janet
Bernard W. Wallace, "Olive Cream Walnut Leaves," in *The Connoisseur* (New York, 1926); May Ivan Wolff, *Courcle Walnut Ends*, *Ellison* if Will, *Renaissance Squirrel Nestwood*, *Nestwood* if Will; Renaissance Squirrel Gauze Nestwood, *Gauze Wood*; *Walnut Walnut Whitsons' Gauze Wood*; *Walnut Walnut Whitsons' Bark Wood*; *Bark Wood*; Bernhard Wollmuth, *Howard Earl Wilgen*, *Wilgen* if Will; Richard E. Koch, *Beechkah*; Richard E. Koch, *Woodmanstown*; *Bela Horn*
Robert Wang Talantafer, Jr. Hazela Dildah Talatae "Sara Marcelli Talentafe Llondoo Thiandra Miuret Fonb Taddi Sandy B. Taladaf, Paul Teem Todd Sandy B. Taladaf, Paul Teem O'Hair T. Hine Margo Margaret Taukea
Hiebert Hoppeford Sandell, Nallon William Silliman, Sirius Brouwer After Aaron Sayre, P. Robert S. Schismann, Simon Meyer, Emanuel Salmon, P. Robert S. Schismann, Abi Musa Mallet, Sherwin Irwin Sullivan, Amelia Rae, Stephen Wylan, Bill D. Watson, Thaddeus K. Sharp, "Willard Charles Boltzen, Thorndale K. Sharp," Willard Charles Boltzen, Thorndale K. Sharp, "Greg G. Simmons," Dudley A. Sharp, Steven H. Simpson, Lamar L. Simpson, Sharon H. Sleep, D. Sleep, Aaron L. Simpson, Sharon H. Sleep, D. Sleep, Aaron L. Simpson, Margarita M. Smith, W. Blair Smith, Wilhelm Silliman, Evelyn Silliman, Clare Seyler Spagnucci, Clark Sand
Clinton Jones Tyler Young. *John Otto Young*
J. Kristeine Maiggers Young. *Kathleen Greene Young*
Walize A. Vaivel, Jr., *Glenn Dick Voran*
**Author of *Science***
*Serve Jap Baileh. Robert S. Blymn, Donald Shef-
deld Ferguson, Glenn A. Hollingsworth, Herrich
Schmid, Kosciewicz. Maria Trusa.
**Science of Biology in Human**
Hamza Ahmed Baader, Patten Earl Brachmuth, Aarab Aher, Edward Basile Bougain
Gwendolyn H. Klown, Lydia Paulsen, Longenkoven, Erica Kline, Jennifer Sullivan, Betsy B. Milton, W. J. Meredith, Cecilia Martin Mills, C. Vernon Minnichot, Erin M. Moore, Ember R. Schuster, Elizabeth Spencer, Marilyn T. Nardell, Prentice M. Little, Drew T. Nardell, T.
Watson, "R. M. Wyatt," *Francis Evans Wynne*
*Charter Lee Young, Rafih Zupanite*
*Bubblestom of Science in Nursing*
Florence Roosevelt Park
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
**DRIVER OF SCIENCE ON THE MARKET**
Anna Gimbert, Adele B. Dormael, David A. Armstrong,
"Elegant Author Arthur A. B. Armstrong Avery, Genius
Theatre Director Arthur A. B. Armstrong Theatrical
Boothhold, Samuel B. H. Bill, Ellen H.
Ebenshuk, Elizabeth H. Bill, William W.
Brown, Written By Dr. Margaret
Miller, "Misleded Woman Cube, Clio Bee,
George Fergus, H. Harris, Howard W.
George Fergus, H. Harris, Howard W."
Margaret A. Hensler, Iloan Hewer Honors "Fine
Artist of the Century" at Elmhurst College.
Jillia D. Jama, Jana L. Kane, *Nancy M.
Lewes* at Wagner College.
Marya Loreva Lucera, Cordia Lennard, "Zilla M.
Ruth Marie" at Wagner College.
Marianne Meyer, Emanuel Monagomeau,
Burt Mae Hirsch
Snowflake Glen Nirthly, *Greece Agnes Potichnich Chuster* Pillar Hellenes, *Greece Agnes Potichnich Otto* Paul Coul Rellot, *Ethiopia Echichan Christophe* Pierre Oryal Paul Coul Rellot, *Ethiopia Echichan Christophe* *Man Amedeo*, *Venezuela Vera Alcaraz* Stanford, *Albert Abbott* Team Group 1 J Tamadouro, *Venezuela Vera Alcaraz* Stanford, *Albert Abbott* Team Group 2 Nelly Woliniana Matsui, *Czechia Celerio Velasquez* Clerice Azalea Matsui
SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS
Minneapolis & Montana Marriott
Museum of Art & History
"Gartenidee Virtuinale
Custine": Jupiter Planet De Verte
"Garden Idea Virtuinale
Custine": Jupiter Planet De Verte
"Garden Idea Virtuinale
Custine": Jupiter Planet De Verte
Eurofond Grenzfeld K. R. Lückengut, Louis
Lewis Grove, Eurofond Grenzfeld K.
Doubie Moore, *The Anne A. Olson* Geraldine Mal-
er and Richard Renquah,
*Elizabeth J. Snow*, "Elled
Riechert und Robert H. Schmidt",
*Leslie R. Thomas* Lippmann,
*David P. Littwick*
**Bruce Lennon** in *Fine Art* for Coca-Cola, Eugene Bauer (Crocs), Brendan Gleeson, Hayward Harper, Katherine Keller, Carinna Lingers, George McNeill, Katherine Keller, Catharina Lingers, George McNeill, Katherine Keller, Valerie K. Swainton
Maria Mae Bussell, Daphne Schuster, David Seidel Gwin Lloyd, Dr. Christianity Christine F. E. Koll, Eric Kroll, William H. Mizek, Katharina Marek Paulsen, William M. Humek, Katharina Marek Paulsen, Robert W. Milton, Doucemore Moorley, Robert W. Milton, Doucemore Moorley, Robert W. Milton, Doucemore Moorley, Robert W. Milton, Doucemore Moorley, Robert W. Milton, Doucemore Moorley, Robert W. Milton, Doucemore Moorley, Robert W. Milton, Doucemore Moorley, Robert W. Milton, Doucemore Moorley, Robert W. Milton, Doucemore Moorley, Robert W. Milton, Doucemore Moorley, Robert W. Milton, Doucemore Moorley,
Three-Year Certificate in Piano
Christine Margaret Fink
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE
Burke of Scenes in Architecture
John G. Darnay, Jr., Heinemann Centre Horn, Greensburg
Tahara, Olus M. Wallace, Arne G. Ziwanna.
Bachelor of Science in Architecture
Carpenter
Gregory T. Tehaskan, M. O. Waller, M. A. G. Zimmermann,
T. Tebakian, J. W. Kendall
Dellisher Saylor, Beach Tracy, Ruthenald Caldwell,
Sandi Delahousa, Glenn Mitchell, Ursula U. Pereira,
Anaime Francois Ricard, Ilys Irish Smith,
Daniel Tale, Dale Rainbow Tomorrow, Waltzer
Biofilms of Sciences in Civil Engineering
Charles Black, *Donald Howard Chipin, Irwin Lee
Church Blach*, *Donald Howard Chipin, Irwin Lee*
Church Blach*, *Donald Howard Chipin, Irwin Lei*
Dennis Daughn III. Marcus Burke Bureen, Row Ii
McDonald III. Mark Daughn III. Marcus Burke
McDonald III. Marcus Burke III. Marcus Burke
*Robin Day* „Robert Day“ „Robert Day“ „Robert Day“
Joshua Suther, George Robert Smith, Glenn Athen
Suther, George Robert Smith, Glenn Athen
Clinton Winer, Cliffman Wood, Farnsworth
Schmidt
**Biologist of Science in Electrical Engineering**
Bristol Bay Biophys., University of British Columbia, Mulligan Fisher, Edward B. Coleman Bridge, Calgary Institute of Technology
Rubber of Science in Industrial Empires
*Catalyst Burgia, Louis陈童师*, William
Dickman, Steven Gossner, Paul F. Berry,
Fred A. Weinberg, Wilhelm Hollands, Henry
Gerhard, Lilian Wieland, *Glenn Hansfield*
, Glenn Hansfield.
Institute of Science in Mining Engineering
Melvyn Baye, J. F. Klane, Jr., James Franklin
Lewis, Franck Edwin Meterre, *Merveleux Lewis*
*Lawrence Lewis*, Ravell Woolley Straight
Author
Liauren Aisenen, Aisenen Patricia
*John William Elder*, Gene Lewis Tandy.
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Lawrence, Michael. *Film* *Fiction*. Carl D. Bell. *Literature* British. Charles Lawson. Donald H. Geiger. *Literature* American. George Gates. Jr. *Dance* C. Chaffer. *Music* Douglas Daugherty. *Drug Abuse* Douglas Daugherty. *Motion H. Daly* J. Robert Howell. *Film* James Tebbick. Tech. David Miles Foster. Veron Witney Flaming. Gordon W. Pierce. William H. Lansford. Richard L. Hanrattan. *Allen Alkire-Husker*. Buster Duncan. *Film* Frank Lochhead. *Houston* L. Hankey. *Writing* Scott Holtstein.
David Welsh Mathews, Walter S. Cunningham, *Hawaii*
Fraser and Robert R. Moyer, *Kauaio* Liam Laird, John A. Gould, *Auckland* Javine Lama, Joachim G. Ackermann, Jay Dace McMullen, Emanuel Tamburri, W. Morgan James, *Aranui August*
Michael Koch, W. Morgan James, *Aranui August*
Nathan B. Knuth, G. N. Barnhardt, *Kauaio*
J. George L. Poole, Lord Arthur Conan Doyle,
C. J. Gollinger, John R. Neilson, Mr. Amos
*Cleric David Johnstone*, John N. Raj, *Eccl.* (Jr.
Christopher Hobhouse), Robert Harding, John
Husley, Harold Shawray, Robb W. Schmidt,
James Gould, Bill O'Reilly, Felix Talbot, Sir
Marion Middleton, Joseph Masonplain,
Harvard School student, Richard T. Walters,
Harvard School student, Eric H. Vaughan,
Ohio University professor, Eleanor Adkins Walker,
Oliver Rubin Vogtman, Edward Adams Walker,
SCHOOL OF LAW
Pw. Appl. Wuppertle, Owl. Farran Ballard, *Al-Jawzil Beirut*, Kemal R. Bennani, *Charles H. Wheatley*, *Harold A. Brown*, *Florence M. Duhaux*, John Hebert *Gerald Graf-Gardel*, Charles *Jacques Wilson*, Charles *William Van Tawn*, Former Armur Jacken, *Kevin Roberts*, Former Armur Jackson, *Kevin Roberts*, Kevin Roberts
Robert O. Kearn, Marc Hauffman Kasselman, Joseph Kraokohl, Marc Milton Laupan, James Mayer, David Worcester, W. Dworkin, W. Roarkenbaugh, Jaki Emil Smith, Stuart E. Toland, William Lee Vaughan, *J.-Hilian Wattings*, Maxian White
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
William Athens Assistant Lawyer Arthur Adenov, Dn. of Atlanta, GA. Resumes for position at Baltimore, Md. Jr., James O., Bates, Frederick Stankiewicz, Dr. Curtis Stankiewicz, Dr. Michael McLain, Laurie Latham, Mt. Brian McLain, Linda McLain, Akil McLain, Alex McLain, Akil
Eduard Fouret Glazer Grace M. Goldfairy, Oroja Joseph
Gerhardt, Daniel Kramer, Michael M. Gallagher, Oroja
Christopher Chalmers, Andrew J. Harper, Hervé J.
Chalmer, Charles Hemlin, Andrew J. Harper, Hervé J.
Lolosser, Lojosser, Vivien J. Lolosser, Amanda M. Lung,
Jacques J. Lung, Jonathan M. Lung, James C. Munson,
James C. Munson, Alan M. Munson, Michael M.
Zoological Masks Nixon, David Travis
Burrell, J. Robert Koch, William H.
Burrell, Cary A. Key, Charles Abraham Rucker
Burrell, Gerald J. A. McKay, Charles Abraham Rucker
Judith Saffir Frank F. Tellem, Gustav J. Thiam
David B. Wilson, J. W. Young, David H. Wilson, D. Wilson, J. Young, W. Young, David H. Wilson
Bassin Bairy, Langer Campbell, Jaw Caran, Jean Chambon, Patrick Cox, Jean D'Orsay, Jonas Eckert, Jonathan Hastings, Vadim Kozhev, Matsuko Kobayashi, Marie Kudrinskaya, Mark Levin, Nicole Lombardi, Guillem Leibl, Gavin Laine, Millie Macdonald, Melissa Montgomery, Stephanie Muir, Laurence Nielsen, Lois Poulter, Ruth Pratt, Linda Rubin, Lukas Rubin, Florence Rousseau, Thulima Rousseau, Lukas Rubin, Florence Rousseau, Thulima Rousseau
Certificate of Inteeneship
John J. DeKaley, Jr. Russell D. Urmanhoe, Jr.
Albert Ames Gassi, Roger W. Kearn, Cride O. Merdin, Jr.
Albert Sander Minelli, Harry B. Staunafar,
Lyle Staunafar Woodson.
SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
**Practical Medicine**
George A. Levy, Leonard L. Kearn, Helen Lisa Murray, Jennifer Harrison, E.B. Eindr, E. Rohn,玛丽 G. Rowe, Elbert Schirmmann, Arthur Theodore Sauer
BARBER SHOP WITHOUT
A NAME
First Clean Service
Try the New
14th and Tennessee At the Foot of the Hill
Buchanan of *Science* (Pharmacy)
**Bob**, M.D. *Bobow*, Ravenier M.D. Deminggay
*(Honorary A* Chair, *Museum of Natural History*
*Kail A Ratcliffe*, William Efron Smith, Magnus G. Slattery, James W. Henry Wiskovsky
1917.
granted since June, 1931.
...
APPLICATION pictures. 50 pictures.
regular application size, for $1.50
cash or credit card and delivery. 30 day services.
M. G. Westerlandme. Phone 16453W.
STORAGE: Cars called for and delivered, $5 per month. Phone 1142. Ballene-Smith Motor Co. - 173
FOR BENT: Large furnished apartment; piano, new paper; hot white all hours; small kitchenette. Available. Phone 1131 JI. 1139 Vermont. —173
GLIDENET TOURIST home. A good place to visit sending parents or families. Rates reasonable, 10th and 12th floor. Phones 1654, 1653 or parking space. -190
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
HERE IS a 5 chance to save on fraternity jewelry. Particulars given upon request. Herman S. Benjiaman, dealer. P. O. Box 174. Topella, Kansas. —176
Harvey A Jettner
State Representative, 11th District
Candidate for re-election.
Subject to Republican Primary, Aug. 2
DR L H FRINK Dentist
Business and Professional DIRECTORY
DR. L, H. FRINK Dentist
Gum diseases, X-Ray, General Practice
Nerve Block for sensitive cavities
People's Bank Bldg. Phone 571
DR. J. W. O'BRYON. Dentist
W. W. KIRKMAN, D.D.
Insurance Building, Phone 507
Prevention and treatment of pyrethrum
and other diseases of the gums.
DR. H. X. DOLEN Dentist Dickinson Theatre Building
H. W. HUTCHINSON Dentist
X-Ray—General Practice Phone 395 731 Mass.
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Glasses Exclusively
1025 Mass
1025 Mass.
(2)
We know why men smoke PIPES
In 42 out of 54 American colleges and universities
and more than
that, a pipe and
a gift to a good
giver of tobacco gives
a man greater
smoking pleasure
than tobacco in
any other form.
A pipe is not for girls
A pipe is a real man! smoke
that college men like best of all.
Edgeworth is the favorite pipe tobacco. Cool slow-burning burrels give this fine tobacco exactly the character
Try a tin of Edgeworth yourself You can buy Edgeworth where- ever good tobacco is sold. Or if you prefer, you can get a special sample packet free: write
to Larus & Bro. Co., 105 S. 22d St,
Richmond, Va., and ask for it.
and exclusive eleventh process. Buy Edgeworth anywhere in three places. Pick a Rubbed and Robbed Wedge Filip Slice. All sizes, 159 pocket尺寸, 4 pounds. Hand-pound humid tin.
Edgeworth is a blend of fine old butievs, with just natural savor enhanced by Edge-
EDGEWORTH
SMOKING TOBACCO
Also
"Flirting Sleep Walker"
Comedy Panic
Pathie News
LEW CODY
SALLY BLANE
MARY NOLAN
Enda Tonite
"LENA RIVERS"
Comedy - Cartoon - News
Tomorrow
and Thursday
Shows 3 - 7 - 9
EXTRA! EXTRA!
AIMEE McPHERSON
and
Walter Houston Prohibition Debate
On the Stage—Thursday Only
GEORGE E. LEE 13 Brunswick Recording Artists
Featuring
JULIA LEE
World Famous Bluesinger
A > 2