WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15. 1030
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Military Department Adopts New Schedule for Second Semester
Changes Are Made Necessary by Numerous Conflicts in Classes
A new schedule for courses in the department of military science and tactics has been announced for the second semester. Changes of the classes in this department were received prior to publication, with other classes in the University.
Under the new class arrangement only one conflict with regular school hours will be in evidence. Freshmen will have no conflict with a branch will not be able to carry five courses at 8:30 as Military Science and Coast Artillery will meet
The new schedule, as announced in the college bulletin of classes for the spring semester, states that classes one day a week rather than the old schedule of one hour classes will be held.
The required drill for all course will continue to meet on Wednesday at 4:30.
Classes in junior and senior coort artillery will meet from 3:30 to 5:20 the junius meeting on Monday and Tuesday, with the seniors on Tuesday and Thursday.
Harrison Salisbury, a student at the University of Minnesota, was suspended for one year yesterday for not submitting an academic code in a new rule. Salisbury was managing editor of the Minnesota Daily, an graduate publication at the university.
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LOST: Pair of metal rimmed glasses in a gray leather case. Of no use to any one but Frances Cheney, Phone 2839, Reward. — 52
LOST: Phi Chi fraternity pin, Call 2453. Reward. —91
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Dinner guests at the Sigma Chi house tonight are: Dr. and Mrs.H, E. Underhill, Virginia Basset, and Elwood Leen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hamilton of Kansas City canny the marriage of the bride, Amanda Clifford, to the wisely lame Wesley Blair, of Atchison, which took place at the Episcopal Chapel in Chicago on March 16, at 11 a.m. Following the wedding a breakfast and reception was held at
SOCIETY
Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Ridson am
son Waldo, of Leavenworth, were
guests of their daughter, Litta,
at the Kappa Gamma house yesterday.
Men's Pan-Hellenic council meet Sunday and decided on this Friday as the date for their annual party. The party will be held at Ecko's hall and will be formal. Tommy Johnson's orchestra will formals be music.
Gamma Phi Beta sorority will entertain with a formal dinner tonight at the chapter house in honor of Mrs. McFarlane, the national vice president. The guests will be alumnae from Lawrence, Mrs. Hammond, a former student of the University.
Mary Lonise Olmstead of Anthony is a guest at the Pi Beta Pii house
Sigma Kappa Mothers club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the hapter house from 2:30 to 5:00.
Mr. and Mrs. Blair left immediately for New Orleans and Havana, Cuba, where they will spend six months. If they all 4 they will be at home at Atchison.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Blair were former students at Kansas University, where he was a professor of Phi sorority. Those who attended the wedding from Lawrence were Marion Ringer, Eleanor Kenyon, Virginia Stone, and Mary Louise Olmstead.
The marriage of Katherine Kliber, A,B,27; to Donald Lyons, A,B,26; of Kansas City took place this morning when a group of church with the Rev. Mr. Theodore H. Ausman presiding. The couple will meet in a location where Mr. Lyons is practicing law.
The marriage of Maxine Fisher to
Joseph Reid was on Tuesday, day noon at the St. James Episcopal church at Wichita. Miss Fisher was a member of Beta Beta psoriasis
club.
Social Calendar
Thursday
Thursday
Sigma Kappa Mothers Club, 2:30.
Kappa Phi banquet and initiation,
burch.
Kappa Beta dinner, church.
University Student party, Memorial Union building. Pat-Hellenic party. F.A.U. hall.
Saturday
Varsity, Memorial Union building
To the annuals of great heroes have been added the name of the janitor of the library at the University of Minnesota, because he rescued a coed student whose fellow function after it had gone on halfway on its journey.
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Phoenix, Azt., Jan. 14—(UP) In the heavy brush lands near the junction of the San Pedro and Santa Cruz rivers in a josse of 50 men was killed when he landed himself with wounded peace officers. Deputy Sheriff Lee White was cut down by heavy gun fire and was rescued by a team of his wounds were considered serious.
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