TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1931
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Hill Society
Call K. U. 25 before 12:30 p.m.
Sigma Phi Epsilon Elects Officers
Sigma Phi Epsilon elected officers will night. Those chosen will president, treasurer, secretary, chairman, thrum; secretary, Charles Marshall; treaser, Roger Kruse; historian, John M. McCarthy; historian, marshals, Glenn Decker; and Edward Fulton. Installation of officers will be scheduled at 10 a.m.
The outgoing officers are president, Greeter Allen; vice-president, Roger Krune; secretary, D. Ross Miller; treasurer, Ralph Roman history, Harry Rash; guard, Don Latham; and assistant General Decker and Lawrence Platt.
Quill Club Entertains With Dinner
Housing me, Ethelyn Hartwich of Huron, S. D. who is making an inspection of the kitchen. The Quill club, the local chapter entertained with a driver at the cafeteria
Preceeding the dinner, a special meeting of the club was held in Franer Hall, Mrs. Hartschow, who was introduced by Dr. E. M. Hupkins spoke on her trip to Israel. The program she followed was by Fred Zimmerman of Topaka, high chancellor of the national organization, who talked on the business side of Quill Club. Miss Ada Riege of Manhattan chapter, high court speaker on "Our Honorary Members."
Several papers, written for the Parchment, the magazine published by Quill, were read by student members of the club.
Fraternity Conference To Be Held in Kansas City
The seventh district conference of Sigma Phi Epsilon will be held at the Hotel President in Kansas City, Mo. Friday, April 3. Plans and arrange- ment for the event have been made for the Kansas City alumni chapter and the Kansan University chapter.
The program calls for a business meeting and a targ banquet in the evening. The grand officers who will be involved are: L. Yaneme, Tulur; grand vice-president, O. Koontz, Kamsa City, M.; grand secretary, William L. Phillips, Richmond, Va.; grand historian, William W. Franck, New York; grand minister, Charles W. McKennie, St. Louis.
Scarab Holds Initiation For Six Members
Search held informal initiation for six new members in Marvin hall Sunday afternoon, followed by a banquet at the Green Owl.
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HOSE MENDED: Service 25c. Miss Roberta, 1216 Tenn. Phone 2313M-147.
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Those initiated were John A
brown, e3, 33; L. C. Caillert e3, 33;
Haward Johnson, e3, 33; Howard Cormor
nson, e3; Facillin, e3, and Virel
Crow, e3.
Jay Janes Install New Officers
The Jay James held formal installation services for their new offices yesterday at 4:15 in the rest room of the central Administration building.
DR. H. W. HUTCHINSON, Dentiat 731 Massachusetts St. Phone 395
The new officers are Nelize Rellenz, president; Margaret Farr, vice-president; Maria Lijevic Luxton, secretary; Marie Shorter, Delerina Van Winkelen, blightont.
Lieurance-Boyle Marriage Is Announced
Announcement is made of the marriage of Elise Lieurance, Scotville to LeRoy Boyle, Hosington, in Kansas City March 7.
Miss Liaiseur attended the University and was graduated in 1930. Mr Boyle was graduated in 1929 and it is now his mountaintop attest at the Bell Memorial hospital
K.U. Dames to Give Banquet
The K.U. Dames will give their annual banquet at Wiedemann's, Wednesday evening, April 8. Mrs. Nelson Outi is in charge of reservations.
Pen and Scroll Meeting
Pen and Scroll will hold its regular meeting in the rest room of the Administration building at 8 p.m. Papers to be read by a number of the members.
Forum Club Meeting
The Forum club met last night at the home of C. F. Nelson, 625 West Sixteenth street, at 8 p.m. Dean E. C. Wilson, 613 West Fifth Street of Education gave a brief talk.
HARRY Horn, who is now attending school in Chicago, was a guest at the Phi Gamma Delta house yesterday.
Cedric Jones of Emporia was a guest at the Phi Delta Theta house yesterday.
Harvey Reitz of Junction City was a week end guest at the Sigma Phi Epison house.
Sunday dinner guests at the Sigma Phi Epilogue house were Mr. and Mrs, L. C. Kirk and Lawrence Kirk, Mr. and L. C. R.Werker, Pauline Rucker, and Mary Drake, St. Joseph, Ms. Dorothy Milburn, Mildred Trotter, and Martha Lawrence.
Adela Blender and Helen David will be dinner guests at the Theta Phi Alpha house this evening.
Nellie Williams of Ottawa was a guest of Frances Curtis at the Alpha XI Delta house yesterday.
Mary Martha Chance of Kansas City is a guest this week at the Gamma Phi Beta house.
Dinner guests at the Delta Tau Deltu house tonight will be for, Mrs. Andrie Alcron, Dean and Mrs. F. T. Keller, Dr. R. L. Bramble and Prof. and Mrs. W. C. Koenig.
Seventy per cent of the English speaking people of the world live on the North American continent, and one per cent of them in the United States.
Alpha Kappa Lambda announces the pledging of Paul Arnold Borel of Kansas City, and Charles Eugene Spahr, Independence, Mo.
LEAVE IT TO 'LECTION
April 24 and 25 Dates Set for Assembly at University
Science Academy to Meet
April 18 has been set as the date for the final examination which will be given in Lawrence. Last year about 30 boys took the final test.
Results of the Summerfield examination which was given in Wichita, Parsons, Hoxie, Great Bend, Lawrence, and Concordia Saturday will be announced.
When co-eds of Morning College Iowa, appeared for breakfast at pajamas, college men waiting on the 'sleet went on strike.
Summerfield Results Later
Organization of junior academies for which members would be found in junior colleges and larger high schools, and the occurring of means to improve the publication of the academy will be provided for discussion of the business meeting.
Plans are being made for group meetings at lunch Friday of resident students with former second-year faculty who will be visiting in Lawrence for the meeting. A banquet, at which Chancellor William D. Koch will visit the visitors, will be given Friday night.
A Sigma Xi circuit lecture Friday, April 24, and a display of scientific apparatus and demonstrations of preparation used in research will be new at the University. The Academy of Science to be held here Friday and Saturday, April 24 and 35
by Dr. B. H. Tall of the state executive committees, and Dr. W. J. Burgertzer, chairman of the local committees. The state psychiatry office is located in Kansas City branch of the national chemistry society and the regional medical professionals will be present at the event.
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PI KAPPA DELTA TO HOLD
Training School for Police
Pittsburgh Kan.-Amusement of the students who will participate in the biography sessions in Delaware, national honorary female society, which will be held here April 26. An event is planned for Pelham, head of the department of speech of Kansas State Teachers College.
ANNUAL DEBATE CONTEST
The eight debaters chosen for the contest by Protodeus Polonia are in如下顺序: Green City, Color; Côte; Corrine Holden, Jasper; Rollin and Araldharn, Pitsburgh, Beulah Boulhaut, Big Huge, Let the Lawyer, Mabel Wilson, Pitsburgh, Mabel Wilson, Pitsburgh. Entrants are expected from every college in Kansas for the contest, according to their own records.
Courses to Re Conducted to League of Kansas Municipalities
A training school for city officials, the first to be offered, will be conducted by the City of Wilmington police department. Webinars, from June 1 to 6, under the direction of Chief O. W. Wilson of the Wilmington police department should be in the office of the executive secretary of the league, located at Lawrence, on or before May 31.
The purpose of this school is to offer to the cities of Kansas an opportunity to secure police training for the members of their police departments at a
minimum of expense. Each municipality may enroll as many police officers as it wishes. Lectures will start at 8 a.m. promptly and will continue throughout the day with five-minute intermission periods each hour until 3
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The cost of the instructional service will be borne by the league. The best course is to hire a well-trained ranged at a minimum cost. Cities wishing to enroll their officers will be able to pay more.
Each student will be required to present a complete notebook at the end of the course. The graded book will be returned to the governing body of the city together with a certificate of attendance and have been proficient in their work.
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Alumna Receives Doctor's Degree
Margaret Bolel, c25, received her degree of Doctor of Philosophy in connoisseurship at the University of Chicago Tuesday. Miss Bolel did her major work for her thesis in the field of the history of religion. She has been actively involved in religious education of the University of Chicago for the past year.
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Spring Hats Reduced
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8:15 O'clock
Admission 75c and 50c
Tickets on Sale at Green Hall Phone - K. U. 64