FRIDAY, JANUARY 2. 1931
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Kansas Mermen to Meet Washburn Squad Tonight
Expect Close Contest; Promising Material on Both
Sides
The University of Kansas swimming team will meet the Washburn College team on Friday night at Whitling field house in Topeka. The team will leave Lawrence
makee The following swimmers will mark the trip: Burcham, Marshall, Brush Stephenman, Hensen, Bowdish, Aoki and Dill.
Tonight's meet will be the first of the season for both teams, so no dope is forthcoming. However, a close, hard fought battle should ensue, as last year Kansas won with only a narrow margin, but the last event of the meet, the relay.
The fact that Washburn has three letter back and some other prominent names, indicates that he must maintain and dachhum, indicates that the Washburn team should test the merits of the new machine.
Several members of the Kansas group have been shown up well in the trials and should place in the meet. They are Aoki in the 100 and 440-yard events, Bowlesh and Krune in the 60-yard dash, and Marshall in the 50-yard dash, and Marshall, fancy divine
A return meet will be held with Washburn; Thursday, Jan. 15 in the home pool. This meet will mark the first meeting of the season the meet has been held in the Kansas pool.
Lot of Trash at El Dorado
Lot of *trade* in *el londo*
El Leonard - 5-603 loads of trade from El Durand - city dump yard during 1920, according to this. This is about the same number of loads hauled to the yard during the previous year.
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Campus Comment
If the legislators after today's visit refuse to recognize the need of the University perhaps they could be educated to it by enrolling in some courses or if financing courses.
Phi Beta Pi will give a dance tour-room night from 9 to 12 o'clock. Ms. J. B. Kreumer, and Mrs. L. C. Harix will lead the music. The band will jap the Jap War orchestra.
Thetheta Sigma Phi, honorary journalism sorority, held a short business meeting in the sky parlor of the Journalism building yesterday afternoon at 4:30. Letters from alumnae were read and some check was made as to the pledge had made toward initiative. Plans for the future were discussed.
SOCIETY
Among the people who attended the regular monthly meeting of an alumni group of Phi Delta Kappa at the YM. C. E. Bayle, Prof. E. B. Eayles, Prof. B. A. Nash Prof. A. H. Turney, and Prof. J. W Twente. The speaker for the meeting was Prof. J. W Twente. His subject is "Recent Trend in High Education."
The Women's University club mow gave the tea yesterday afternoon at Myra's house. The guests were present Mrs. Harriet Kuestelstein and Dr. Florence Sherborn.
Miss Harriet Mediola French, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.H.French of Eldorado, was married Dec. 21 to Harold N. Gibbon of Howard.Mr. Gibbon attended Kansas University. The young couple is at home in Howard
The table cloth was an old Painshaw shaw belonging to Mrs. George Shand. Black candles in brunts candlesticks and dark red roses formed the centerpiece.
Miss Jean Elston, Salina, is a guest at the Pi Beta Phi house this week.
Sigma Chi will entertain with a 12 o'clock party Saturday night. Music will be furnished by Huh Else's orchestra.
Mrs. P. H. Klinkenbong, Mrs. Ralph Baldwin, Mrs. N. K. Thompson and Mrs. T. S. Stover will chapman.
The pledge of Alpha Delta Pi will entertain the activities with their annual dance tomorrow evening from 9 to 12 o'clock. The decorations will carry the idea of a garden party. Jajen Allen on his orchestra will furnish the music.
Mrs. Emma Fagan, Miss Carolyn Barnes, Mrs. Charles B. Duffy, and Mrs. E. L. Browne will chapern.
The Alpha Kappa Pi dinner guest, last evening were Phyllis Nelson, Boston College, Bishop, Bishop, Guidenol Garrard, Ita Good, Mr. and Mrs. Drawe Schoeck
Gamma Phi Beta announces the engagement of Sara Anderson to Albert Trinkle. Mr. Trinkle is a member of the Nu Sigma Nu.
Missen Helen and Lois Lawson, Dusty
Doherty Arnold and Meryl Dangles
were dinner guests at Corbin hall last
evening.
Ottawa—L. C. Stine, 84 early day banker, Democrat, democratic leader and friend of William J. Bryan, died in Franklin county resided in Franklin county since 1879.
UNIVERSITY HOST OF LEGISLATURE
The Chancellor also spoke of the importance of Solon Summer, for his abolitions for 40 Kansas boys annually, providing a full four-year course for the group.
lor college and graduate departments—the more expensive to operate—rather than in the junior college sections.
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Governor Elect Wooding was unable to be present, by press of duties in the City of Los Angeles, the Wallace of Larned, who was present for the luncheon, but of necessity left to attend.
From All Parts of State
The legislators came from all parts of the state, some even the far western section, and others even near at hand.
After the luncheon the legislators were shown the campus and University library, the transportation and the University senate. They inspected the exhibit of the art department in Spooner-Thayer museum, and into laboratories and class rooms.
At 4:30 a tea was held in their honor in the women's real room of the central Administration building, which was at attention. A female senator, the Board of Rescents, and students from the solos' home towers. Miss Margaret Layn poured, and memorial flowers were placed on cakes. Decorations for the affair were in yellow and white. Calendulas being used on the tea table. Dean Aguiland supervised the arrangement.
This evening those of the guests who wish to stay here for dinner, are being entertained at the houses of their student guides.
The names are as follows;
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bower; Ulswera;
Donald Murray, Andrew J. K. Jilleen;
Kansas City, Kan. W. M. Bount, Kansas
City, Kan. E. C. Armstrong, Chapman;
City, Naples. H. H. Kirchner, Ozage
City; Nahou Bount, Ozage; Girard, G. H.; Boltam, Wilmington; Frank Carlson, Concordia; Joseph C. Berson, Kamenet; C. G. Newdow, Davenport; L. W. Lauren, laire; W. L. White, Emporia; W. B. Bishop, Winney; John Myers, Olathe (Merriman); W. H. Vernon, Larned; A. J. Humore, Lawrence; L. G. Strong, Tulsa; M. P. Schultze, St. Gaustad, Ottawa; W. H. Dalton, Virgil; E. Frizell, Farrin; Dr. J. L. Parkhurst, Jai Joy Bount; M. Louth; J. L. Parkhurst, Jai Joy Bount; E. Frizell, Farrin; Eunora John Carlson, Kansas City, Kan. B. C. Culp, Beloit; Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Stone, Nesly City; Hol Harlan, Marshfield; W. O. Homes, Bankier Hill, Ouawapati; C. M. Harland, Haviland
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Leslie Wallace, Larned, secretary t Governor-elect Wooding.
Repeats: C. M. Harger, Ablenn; C. B. Merriam, Topoica; Fred M. Harris, Miawa; Dew Mealhaugh, Peale; C. Marya; W. R. Coyle, Carys City; W. R. Elandy, Yates City; B. Culloy, Beloit; C. W. Spencer, Sedan; C. Crow Secretary, board of events.
Standard Oil Company May Buy 2,000 Barrels from Stripper Wells
Kansas City, Jan. 9—(UP) The Standard Oil company of Indiana has offered to purchase 3,000 barrels of oil from the state and Oklahoma not already provided for if other companies will arrange to take the remainder of the distress oil, it was said in a statement.
Following a meeting of the American Petroleum Institute of New York, in which no solution to the shallow oil-well problem was reached, Edward G. Carr of the National Oil Company of Indiana wired Governor Clyde M. Reed to that effect, it was announced.
Purchase Offer Is Made
Engineers Hear Lloyd Miller
The University of Kansas chapter of the American Society of Chemical Engineers met at 7:30 last night in Martinsville, Va., to honor Lieudoy Milford of Kansas City was the guest of honor and the principal speaker. Mr. Miller is a United States College professor in the research division of government rover work. He was formerly president of the student branch of the American Society of Chemical Engin-
Help your eyes retain their strength and clearness by getting properly fitted glasses.
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Yankee, Romeos, in a red hot sector!
Ben'Lyon, Harry Langdon and a great cast!
After the
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Author of "Bad Girl"
and "Kapt Woman"
Selected Short
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2 Big Comedies—"The Freshman's Goat," "Hey Diddle Diddle"
Mickey Mouse — "Opera House" and Variety
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WHEELER and WOOLSEY
"RIO RITA"
"The CUCKOOS"
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