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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. 1931
Student Infirmary May Be Completed Late in December
Flastering and Laying Floors in New Plant Will Begin Early Next Week
WILL BE SINGLE UNIT
With the completion of the new student hospital definitely directed toward the future, the students are laying on the floors will start early next week, according to B. A. Green, concurring with Dr. L. W.
The walls of eight inch, sound proofing tile, have all been erected, and the mash ceiling material placed for the room has been laid out lowering this the tiling will be laid and the building made ready for occupancy. The last car load of stone for use in the walls arrived this week, and work was done to finish the tower which will top the main be infirmary. The use of stone over the main entrance will elieve the barrenness of the main floor to be finished with an arm.
The entire building is of white lines, from the quarters of Bloomington, Ind; the curving of the ornamental balconies; the grand foyer; the Hospital, unlike many of the University buildings, will be a complete set of no provisions for further additions.
About thirty workmen are employed present, and with work going for- purpose, schedule the new equipment *paint* to be placed in on or about the end of this year.
Fraternities Pledge 310 Members to Close Week
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Burlington, Elijah Adkissen, Wellington, Aaron Higbenz, Burtling West, Amon Higbenz, Burlington West, Burdick, James Applegate, Burlington, Val Whiteholse, Clearwater,
Delta. Upsilon—16
Edward Olson, Bonner Springs, Donnel Leach, Kansas City, Mo; William Howard, Tulsa, Oklahoma; William Bowen, Glanceo, Joan Noel, Glaceo, Ed McCluer, Kirk Wood, Presty Prairie, Nell Kissick, Oskar Lowe, Malcolm Sturton, Stella Colbert, Greg Clark, Carter Lines, Neeshaw, J. Alan Hawkins, Kansas City, Mo; Hunter Webster, massa, Hunter Munford, Bellevue, Dan Chisonon; Danck, Millwaukee
Mrlin Blackstone, Neodesha; Henry Butler, Wuthery; Lindley De Atley Kansas City, Mo. Jack Doerr, Larned Lee Kneeer, Garden City, Wilson Ster-Laecky, College Gullah College Summit, Eddie Groswold Logan Lane, Caldwell, Tom Ryan, Tulsa, Okla. Morris Beamer, Ableine, John Lumpkin, Topoka, Alfred Hoover, James Meehan, Jim Whittlel, Jim Whittlel, Kansas City, Mo.; Leonard Prosser, Kansas City, Mo.
Kappa Sigma-15
Vaughn Children, Joplin, Mo.; Clarence Evans, Dodge City; Charles Elliott, Highland; Robert Allen, Lawrence; Fred Harris, Lawrence; Richard Gibbs, Houston Texas; Roy Poster, Topekia Heissling; Heisenberg, Arnold Edmonds, Meadow; Harold Beach, Topekia Horace Saunders, Kansas City; Knan, Arnold Douglass, Kansas City; Mo., Douglass Daughters, Independence, Mo.; Fred Kiel, Kansas City, Mo.
Phi Delta Theta—22
Brooke Harriman, Wichita, Tom Fifth, Washington, Tenn. Allan Harding, Kansas City, Mo. Charles Hess, Kansas City, Mo. Powell kansas, Kansas City, Mo. Lee Judy, Kansas City, Mo. Charles Rogers, Kansas City, Kan.; Charles Rogers, Kansas City, Kan.; Charles Rogers, Kansas City, Kan.; Charles Rogers, Kansas City, Kan.; Charles Rogers, Kansas City, Kan.; Charles Rogers, Kansas City, Kan.; Charles Rogers, Kansas City, Kan.; Charles Rogers, Kansas City, Kan.; Charles Rogers, Kansas City, Kan.; Charles Rogers, Kansas City, Kan.; Charles Rogers, Kansas City, Kan.; Charles Rogers, Kansas City, Kan.; Charles Rogers, Kansas City, Kan.; Charles
James McCoy, Topekai; Tom McCoy, Hiahwaahi; Wilson McCoy, Winfield; Fred Newman, Arkansas City; Marvin Poindexter Topoka; Norman Siever; Martian; Stanley Hungari; Hollywood, Wagner; Dan Schoenberg; and J. B. Wetner, Great Bend.
Phi Gamma Delta-15
Glen Alexson, Bartowville. Olea
Rex Burckman, Cleveland. Clemens.
Pittsburg; John Dahlgren, Belfast.
Oklahoma; Olka; Nake Frizeer, EI Dorado
Harmon, Sacramento. Marion Holland,
Hutchinson; Kencur; Keaton, Topol-
Salina; Emis Saodiog, El Dorado
Sam Seaton, Lawrence. John Biernstein.
Phi Kapua-5
Joseph Farrell, Hayes, John Wargo
South Airbury, N. J.; Jamea Collins
LeversonW; P. Borrello, Kansas
City, Mo.; Felix Steichen, Tinton.
Phi Kappa Psi-13
Milton Allen, Lawrence; Mervill Bradley, Wichita; William Cowles, Torpeka, Floyd Frank, Barbourville, Oklahoma; Frank Krank, Monroe, mollane Lillian, Mike City, McO, Adalab Sakurayo, Pampa, Toxin, Tomkinson, Japerman, James Gardern, Springfield, Mo.; Jamon Thompson, Waterville; Ernest Wermot, Wittman; Bill Berry, Marion and Gilbert McCullough, Martin
19 Kwena Abbaa—10 Paul McGraw, Kansas City, Mo. Gradierung, Lennon Latina, Bartsvilleville, Okin, Melvin Welch, Newton, Max Flecther, Kansas City, Mo. Howard McGiinnis, Oakland, Okla. Tom Quinn, Pittsburgh, Vincent Dade, Hutton, John Fletcher, Kansas City, Mo. Himan Hutchinson, Chande Robinson, Liberal; Vermon Swain, Pratt; Leland Salkus, Kansas City, Mo.; Ray Pittsburg; John Arnold, Tassel, James Freizer, Kansas City, Mo.; Russell Griffen, Carl Cummers, Liberal
George Matthies, Biytheville, Ark.
Jack Galbright, Kinsley, Ma.
Snowe, Kansas City, Mo.; Harold Paluwer, Kansas City, Ma.; Clarence Buckley, Richmond, Mo.; Hugh Norris, St. Joseph; Milwaukee Johnson, Dodge
Gustafson, Gustafson, Lawrence
Lawry, Agnes, Caclein, Hamlin, Mo.
Signa Alpha Epsilon-23
Barney Barley, Kansas City, Kan.
Raynion Tuch, Kansas City, Kan.
Teach, Cincinnati, Ohio; George Hobson,
Kansas City, Kan.; Halle Allen,
Kansas City, Mo. Holden Heron, Tou-
cal; Calif.; William Grant, McPherson;
Duncan Cantrell, Kansas City, Mo.
Roland Stewart, Kansas City, Kan.
Steve Smith, Kansas City, Slais,
Argentina; Gilmer Reynahli,
Kansas City, Ma. Robert Shofkelon,
Arkansas City; Rolle Kruceus, Kansa-
city, Mo.; John Darrow, McPhershe-
son; Leland Quinton, McPhershe-
son; Leland Quinton, McPhershe-
son; Lennd Smith, El Dorado
Sierra Chi-26
Flovd Arnsdor, Wichita; Paul Benson, Kansas City, Kim; Ahrer Bourre, Kansas City, Mo; Owler Bearer, Kansas City, Mo; Ray Brinkman, Kim; Evan Evans, Garden City; George Fry, Fairfax, Olm, Tom Fleiner, Wichita; El Haren, Kansas City, Kim; Dwight Hawh, Medicine Lodge; Walker Lomine, Kansas City, Kim; David Dick, Ray Meyn, Kansas City, Kim; Billy Miller, Toperkai, Dick Marrow.
Independence; Bill Noel, Coffeville,
Lerie Rhine, Belleville; Ray Reed,
Wichita; Ed Sewyer, Hutchinson; Grin
Shepherd, Kansas City; Kam; Clancey
Spencer, Watson Koen Tillford, Wich-
县, Stark, Kansas City; Kramer,
K笼ley; Bill Johnson, Nesca City.
Ed Palucer, Belleville; Lewis Walker, Parens; Hubert Donnelly, Parsons; Chilton Cresson, Kansas City; Mo. Mason Mayer, Kansas City; Mo. Mason Mayer, Kansas City; Mo. Lawrence Earnest Oirch, Kansas City; Mo. Bob Harmon, Sedan; Paula Taylor, Kansas City; Mo. Ferrell Strawen, Kansas City; Mo. Arnold Mahlbauer, Kansas City; Charteau, Charteau, Elton Weeks, Pittsburg, Harper Noel, Coalogs, Oaklake; Stewart Garden, Lake City; Jade Columbus; Fred Babcilleville.
Sigma Nu----19
Siema Phi Ensilan—91
LoMointe D. Weissie Kansas City, Mo.
Johnny Hampton, Kinsty, Fred Parker
Jr., Macksville; Bryon Walters, Lawn-
scape; Vincent Robertson, Topeka
Robert L. Watson, Kansas City, Mo.
Robert J. McGraw, Kansas City,
Sahlk, Kansas City, Mo.; Paul Allen,
Aldair, Okla.; Kim Sweatim, Olatech
Richard H. Beeson, Kansas City, Mo.
Bobodford, Kansas City, Mo.
Taylor Boyd, Kansas City, Mo.
Frank Duffy, Junction City; Joe H.
Chipeton, Fred Blackshear, Cottonwood Falls; L. H. Roberts, Olatech
Garry J. Kinsty, Kansas City, Mo.
Sawtell, Johnper, Tinken, Topeka
Fred J. Jaucel, New York City, N. Y.
Kerneth Korn, Kansas City, Mo.; A. L. Willhamm, Troy; Arnold French, Kansas City, Mo.
Triangle 4
Phi Beta Pi-9
Howard Van Ordenrecht, Whitman
Leland Spree, Kansas City, Mo; Willi-
ham Darth, Farsone; Darel Saw,
Kansas City; James Moy, Kansas City;
George Mayer, Parsons; Eugene Hines,
Leewardown, Fred Eps, Hillabrook.
Closing hours for all women students
Saturday, Sept. 12, to Wed., Sept.
16, inclusive, 11:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 18, 10:30 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 17, 10:30 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 18, 10:30 p.m.
MYRA LITTLE
President of W.S.C.A.
All women students are required to live in approved roaming homes and therefore should not employ a rooming system. But they are recommended for residence by the University. A list of approved roaming homes for women may be obtained from the dean of women upon request.
- University women students may
live in apartments only by special
permission of the dean of women,
who must attend classes.
* AGNES HUSBAND,
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