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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1930
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University Daily Kansan
Official Student Paper of THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Lawrence, Kansas
CLINTON FERNEY Editors
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF___ CLINTON FEENEY
EDITOR-IN-CHEF CLINTON FERNEY
Associate Editors
Hugh R .Smith Leuh Mae Kimmel
MANAGING EDITOR LESTER SUIHLER
Managing Editor Clerk Queen Carol Mintz
Maintainer Night Editor Vitruvian Roep
Night Editor Vitruvian Roep
Sporting Editor Richard Benedict
Sporting Editor Richard Benedict
Supporting Editor Michael Ponder
Supporting Editor Michael Ponder
Anual Editor Robert Ponder
Anual Editor Robert Ponder
ADV. MANAGER    BARBARA GLANVILLE
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Lester Singer
Senior Vice President
Mary Winters
Vice President
Wilber Moore
Senior Vice President
Barbara J. Glaville
Senior Vice President
Luke Kohlschreiber
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Published in the afternoon, five times a week, and on Sunday morning, by students in the Department of Journalism of the University of Kansas, from the Press of the Department.
Subscription prices, $1.00 per year, payable in advance. Single chapter, 12 each. Subscription valid through September 17, at the post office at Lawrence Kansas, under the net of March 3, 1879.
WEDNESDAY APRIL 16, 1930
ANOTHER EXPOSE
One of the most commendable of the editorial campaigns that have been started during the present century is the investigation by the Kansas City Star of the methods of Dr. John R. Brinkley, alleged medical quack. There has been much discussion concerning Doctor Drinkley and his sanitarium in Milford, and the Star seems to be trying to get the truth in a fair-minded way.
If Doctor Brinkle is found to be a medical charitian, as he has been called by the American Medical Association, the exposition of his practice by the Star will be a valuable service to society. If, on the other hand, the accusations against him are found to be false, Doctor Brinkle himself will profit in no small way.
In either case an unbiased presentation of the truth will do much to clear a situation that now is clouded with doubt, mistrust, and no little contradiction. Thus, it will also be shown that the press is still powerful in its influence on the day's social questions.
CAMPUS GHOSTS
On Monday the campus was literally covered with the white ghosts of dandelions. They spotted the green grass everywhere. One looked at them and sighed to think that a campus as beautiful as ours should have to be married with such unsightly weeds. There is no romance or mystery about a dandelion ghost.
Tuesday morning the ghosts had disappeared. Where they had been were only dandelion stalks. The rain had destroyed the ghosts. It had given each one such a baiting that it didn't try to lift its head.
THE MESSIAH
But before long these ghosts will come to life and bloom again in all the aplender of yellow dandelions.
Yesterday was the opening day of
the annual MESSiah festival at Lindso-
borp. This event attracts thousands
of visitors a year from the entire
United States.
There are few people in the Middle West who have not heard of the Messiah festival at Lindsborg. The Lindsborg chorus is composed of old and young.
This is one of the many things which "puts Kanas on the map". The best in music is presented yearly and the appearance of great artists adds to the fame of the Messiah.
SPRING AND LOVE
Spring is the time for romance.
Everyone will agree to that. Students are beginning to pair off on the campus, desert the library and sit out under the moon instead of going to a movie.
In the classroom it is not unusual to catch a student in a dream reverie and if he will give you his thoughts "for a penny" it is pretty likely that they will be of her.
Plicies are in order—not for the take of the picnic itself, but because when you are away off by yourse it is so much easier to talk about each other. And then too, the moo is much more romantic when viewse from a lonely spot in the country an
"she" has to cuddle more closely to feel secure.
But love is fickle and not trustworthy. When it is the dark of the moon you begin to wonder why you were in love at all. When you are outside now you can only groupe around and perhaps bump your toe. To save your life you can't think of anything in class the next day but that black and blue spot you have. You think you will never fall in love again.
But the moon is full—and as you know, love is a never ending circle.
A GOOD IDEA
"Come Seven", the play presented this week by Negro students of the University, has proved to be a successful experiment. In view of a certain amount of opposition to such an attempt, we are glad to note that the excellence with which the production was presented is conclusive proof that all-Negro student play has in itself reason enough for its being. The hope is expressed that this will be only the first of a series of plays to be given annually by this student group.
There is a lot of midnight oil being urped, but it is mostly used by students packing their bags to go home.
The Thoughtful Freshman says that e can't understand why quizzes are even the day before vacation. Perhaps he doesn't live far enough away a feel the temptation to start home arly.
At the Recital
By Margaret Kilbourne
Pose and perfect aureance of artistry and interpretation chiefly by the staff. Ruth Rice in giving their joint senior recital had slight in the auditorium that could not be ignored.
Miss Mintra's opening group was sung in French and German, "L'**Eau**" (the water) or "song" (song) immediately her audience the pleasing sweetness of her voice quality, and evidenced training from her group in sustained low tones. In the rest of the group, "November" (Teimoum), "August" (Temoum), kerr (Kerr), her enunciation was certain and the group was selected to show a softness of perfect mastery.
Miss Rice opened her program with a Chipin group, in which the lightly intercepted brilliancy of *Varitima* resulted from its heavily flatty parts, and the varied grace of the two etudes also showed at once technical quality and artistic merit.
Miss Martin's second group opened with the soft prayer-like quality of "invocation" (Blich), e h an g n g in a group, which includes "The Soldier's Bride" (Rachmannin) to a clinx in the aria "Ritrone Vincentor" from "Aldin" (Verdi). In her second group, Miss Rice showed the beauty and grace of her interpretation, from the breath-catching mediotic loveliness of Prof. Carl A. Preyer's "Prelude in C" through soft, slipping dreamy of "The Lark," with the phrase "and the Lark" ("Glark - Rukabakun")
In her "The Spirit Flower" (Campbell/Tipson), "Sleep, Little Babes in the Clouds" (Bliss) Miss Martin showed a quality of clearness and appealing beauty. She also showed completeness in a range of ability, and formed a well-chosen climax for her story.
The brilliant shading and Oriental quality of "Ilaamey" (Baklawa) which closed her program, showed the student's strength and perfect ability of interpretation.
New York—A practical way of helping girls with not-too-serious mental skills to get back into the world, Dr. Emily Burr, the Vocational Adjustment bureau of this city, Dr. Emily Burr, director of the bureau, explained how the project worked before the New York chapter American Psychology association
Relaman Raritan
Practice Workshop Aids in Mental Disease Cure
Many girls suffering from various mild nervous disorders are capable of returning to work after treatment in a state hospital, but a sudden change in their mood can lead to the strain of everyday Life and industrial competition is too great for most of them. Doctor Barr explained, "The usual copinging gap, the bureau conducts a laboratory workshop, where the girl may experiment for themselves at different ages and employ those who need employment conditions again.
Out of about 400 individuals who
Out of about 400 individuals who have been given a chance to fit themselves for work in the experimental shop, approximately three-third are needed in psychological training, and are covered in psychological terms to be "making fair industrial adjustments".
There will be a Wednesday dance tonight from 7 to 8 in the Memorial Union building.
WEDNESDAY DANCE.
OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY BULLETIN
Vol. XVIIH 16.19.130 No. 160
UNION OPERATING COMMITTEE.
MAC DOWELL FRATERNITY:
Murdoff黛尔 fraternity will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 in the rest room of central administration building. There will be election of officers.
SQUARE AND COMPASS:
Square and Compass Internship will hold a special business meeting Wednesday evening, April 16, at 7:30 in room 211, Prairie Hall. All mem
J. RAYMOND EGGLESTON, Secretary
Tree Where Eddie Foy Was Initiated by Cowboys Marked by Dodge City
Dodge City — (UP) “Lone Sentiment” of raving Kweni Indians in a southwestern town that traversed the prairies a few miles northwest of Dodge City, a tree standing in the center of the town of Dodge City, has been marked
The inscription on a bronze marker is:
Which marked the ford for wagon trains;
a campfire on a weary rim.
A bit of shade for those who died.
The history of the gint cotton wood plays drama, romance, com
It was then the only tree on the Arkansas River between Fort Dodge and the Site of Pueblo.
The first settlers of this great plain country found the tree standing and its lonely guard over the plains and the old Santa Fe trail passed through it.
Robert Ralaton of Fort Dodge who fought the plain Indians with Custer, remembers the tree as the only one still standing although there were a few on creeks.
Chief Satanta and his tribe had records of the tree for at least a generation or two preceding the advent of the white men here, which places its age at more than 100 years, but no date. And the people diem the tree as "Lougly Sentint,"
Legend says its spreading branches were used to mote restitution for ands of horathesshe in the early days there are no records to ver-
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There is a story about the tree that it was the point where the famous comedian, Eddie Foy once was led to believe he was to be hurled.
—A course in the Lawrence Business College—A school doing well what it attempts to do.
Foy making his debut in Dodge City in 1876 was the victim of a vicious attack by a man he thought be the 1878 equivalent of "high hat" since he came from the east and was a black man.
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City cohays initiated Fay into the hardwood city of Scottsdale. They threw their hands through a stone stand near the present site of the Dolge City district buttress, omitted clothing, and then took him to the giant cotton wood where he was stabbed.
When Joy accepted his fate with a stalked calf and refused to go inside, the guards confronted them, it was decided that he was not such a tenderheart as they had
He was released to sing and dance his way to renown.
Northwestern University fraternity men last week took the first step in a program which they expect will encemachiise them from the restrictions of an antigated social code, when their social representation is questioned by the university to make as many changes in its regulations governing parties. The resolution demands two $18; that there should be no restricctions; and two years; that the two formal should not cost each member in excess of $18; that there should be no restricctions; and two years; that the two formal should not cost each member in excess of $18; that there should be no restricptions; and two years; that the two formal should not cost each member in excess of $18; that there should be no restricptions; and two years; that the two formal should not cost each member in excess of $18; that there should be no restricptions; and two years; that the two formal should not cost each member in excess of $18; that there should be no restricions; and two years; that the two formal should not cost each member in excess of $18; that there should be no restrict
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Catholic Congress
Thirtieth World's Meeting Will Be in North Africa
Vatican City, (UP) - The complete program of the thirtieth world's emeritus congress of the Roman Catholic Church has been announced here.
Delegations will be present from all over the world.
The papal legate, nominated by the Pope, is scheduled to arrive May 7, and make his solen entry into the city of Rome. More than many, the papal bull will be read nominating the legata as Pope Pius IX own representative during the prosecution.
On May 8, the paral legate will celebrate mass in the stadium of Flakon and then lead the school to the young. The same day, a giant assembly will be held in the ancient city of Palmyra. The "Palms" will take place to commemorate the martyr们 who were sacked by the Persians.
Particular interest will be manifested in the general assemblage on the banks of the river by a posternal service in Turis. There is an important role in the vains of the ancient banilla.
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greatest function of all, when the pop palate ligatures will celebrate high music and artistry. Riviera, where St. Monica beautifully performs
The nautical department at the University of Cincinnati will conduct a display on April 25 that will be entirely new at that university since this is the first year that this unit has been in existence on the campus.
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The most popular ready-to-eat cereals served in American college cafes are American cola and fritz clubs and battle halls by Kellogg Company. The include ALL-BRN, Corn Flakes, Rise Krispie, Snickers, the shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit. Also cheese that lets you sleep.
PEP—flavor—health! You get them all in Kellogg's Pep Bran Flakes.
Ask that Kellogg's Pep Bran Flakes be served at your fraternity or campus restaurant.
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Greatland Jazz – Tanzania
Graziano Alba – Switzerland
Orchestra – Wednesday 10:30 to
11:40 in H. C. 9, East Side
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