WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1920.
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Chubb to Be Present at International Law Conference in October
Reception in Honor of Premier MacDonald Is Scheduled
For Meeting
Prof. H. R. Chubb of the Department of Political Science on invitation of the Carnegie Endowment, will deliver a lecture at Teachers of International Law at Bridgford Lodge, N. A., Oct 10 to 17, in connection with the Institute of International Law.
Though established in 1873, this is the first meeting of the Institute in this country. Its membership of 60 members includes eminent men in the field of international law. Dr. dunne Brown Scott, director of the Carnegie Institution.
The conference of Teachers of International law was inaugurated in 1914 in the latter part of World War I, and the conference of international law and international relations. Its meetings have herefore been participatory events in the year 2014 in conjunction with the meeting of the institute, many eminent Europeans such as Boris Jelinsky will attend to enter into the discussion.
Included in the program of the joint meeting this year will be a reception given in New York Friday, Oct. 11, to prime Minister Ramsay McDonald under the auspices of the Foreign Policy Association and his mission from England, has consented to give an address at the reception.
Included in the list are Arriago Cagliari of Napoli, Eugenio Borel of Genoa, Liam Le Fur of the University of Oxford and Paul Hunt of the University of Kiel, A. Pierve Gliggens of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Sir Clive Horst of the British Museum.
Architects Meet Tonight
Announcement of committees for the Architectural society were made today by Arthur Rochester, e^{20}$
Sorority's First Meeting to be Business and Social
Harris Muggerman, e'03, was appointed chairman of the social committee, and on this committee fountain seeds were provided for food, Robert Mumr, e'22; William Lyked, e'30; and Eugene Starr, e'11 program, Vernor Shrub, professor in the Department of Music, R. Butter, e'32; and Arnold Ziemens, e'32; room, P. Wall, S. e'31; and Carl Edward, e'41; mutation, Harris Muggerman, e'41; Barnes, e'32; and John Sofft, e'22.
the chairman of the membership committee for the coming term will serve as chair of the new Starr, c"11, and Frank Pomeroy c"22 will serve on the library comm
A meeting of the society has been called for tonight at 7:30, in Marvin hall. The time will be divided between business and social affairs, as it is often seen in a meeting of the year and introduction of freedom will be made
Quarantined Students Released
Quarantined Students needed
Campaigni, Ill. or Ore., UD)—
than a week, he cause a brother contracted a mike
score of scarlet fever, thirty members of the Phi Giannum Delta fraternity were released today,
and 24 others, Nebraska, the afflicted student, is improving, ac
cording to physicians.
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VARSITY
Dance Announcement
Another Hot Varsity Oct.5
Simmonds and his Collegians will play
Allan Hoover Studies
Stags $1.25 Dates .75
9 to 12 in Union Building
Allen Hoover, son of President
Harry Hoover, is ramped on steps of
Baker University of Harvard and
burying junior Hoover in a cemetery.
Hoover has unlined in a
student.
Announcements
--bank. He has been with Mr. Marland for the last five years.
Chemical students will meet Three days, Oct. 13, in room 204 Chemistry building, at a 1200 p. f., for the pure uranium helium gas experiment. chemical Engineers club.
There will be a meeting of all chemical engineers Thursday at 4:30 p.m. in room 301 of the Chemistry building. The purpose of the meeting will be the organization of the Chemical Engineering department. Enses of officers will be held.
C. G. Rittenhouse.
Woman Is Commercial President
Arkansas City (UCF)-Tribune of the
State. She was the first president,
Miss Gatewood Hook, owner of a
merchant business, and believer
her to be the only woman commissioner
the Arkansas City Retailers' Association.
She started business as a clerk,
and eventually became the owner
bought her own business.
Troyers were recently held for cheer leaders at Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College and two women were among the seven inmates.
SOCIETY
The women of Corbin ball are claiming a tea Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5 for all women of the university women of the university acquainted.
Kappa Phi, a Methodist society, will acquaint itself with new women in the church, and will visit them, 7 p. m. Thursday. Betty Herper will be in charge of the music. The history and principles of the organization will be shared. Wadeworth, Josephine Maxwell, and Gidle Hoffman. All members and women are urged to attend this meeting.
Twenty members of the Keeping Spring Hill, were Warters on the team. They Domaine, wife of the editor of the Spring Hill News, arranged the meeting.
Subney Horn and Helen Dorothy Scholier of Kansas City were luncheon guests of Sigma Alpha Epsilon yesterday.
The University Women's Club is giving a tea Thursday afternoon at 9 o'clock in honor of their new women. The club is to be usel Mr. H. R. Hungerger, chairman, assisted M. S. T O'Brien and Mrs. W. R. Sabih are making the plans for the tea. Offside from the club are to receive the guests.
Emories Wallace of the Gamma Phi Beta house, left last Friday for Baltimore, Md., to attend Goucher College.
The members of the cabinet of Weezy Foundation are having a meeting at Baker's Bank, 510 West Sixth Street. Miles will be assisted by Katherine Cahire.
Mia Betty Schrader and Mrs.
George L. Davis of Kansas City
were dinner guests of Eugenia Davie
Kanapai Kajuan Gamma Inn
Wednesday.
The regular W. F. G. A. tea is being held this afternoon in the restroom of west Administration building. The security is in charge of the tea.
Aisha Chi Omega announces the plighting of Margaret Stetler, of Wallington.
Pablo Boyer, of Wichita, visited at the Sigma Chi School last week-end. Mr Boyer is a bond salesman for JPMorgan Chase, Hangzhou Investment Company.
A bolt trip up the river is planned by Uinitation M. R. U, for Friday evening. Beats will leave the river and after a hour of five, taking the party to a sand-bar above the land, where a camp-pot will be set up. The party will be a wetsuit roast, and a song program: Professor and Mrs. George J. Hood are to be sponsors. These interested individuals will meet at 2491 M by Thursday night.
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Jack Stukenburg's Story Put Into Motion Picture
The Amatour Movie Guild of Kansas City presents a preview of "Campus," a series of friends at a party in the Jack O'Lantern recently, "Campus Moon" a short story being re-created by the Guild and based upon a short story which appeared in the Searow last year under the title of "The Adventures of Jack Stokenberg." The picture arrangement, varies slightly from the story and may have it but provides a great success.
The picture was directed by Forrest Judd of Kansas City and photographed by Jonathan Sage of Kansas City. Mia Norris De Row is the star, supported by Gene Van Cauw and Helen L. Lester, who are in the picture including music furnished by Carl-Gerald "Music Make Me Sing." U. campas, there being some very fine photographic effects. The producers have a theater at an early date.
--bank. He has been with Mr. Marland for the last five years.
Alumni Notes
AMN 138 MH-64 has been made commanding officer of the naval airport at Cuaa Sina, Panama Canah zone. He is a brother of Mrs. John lise and of Mrs. Vea Droom, who formerly worked as an secretary in the Navy.
J. B. Marcelos, R.S.D., and C.E.
22 left the E. W. Mar尔 estate in
Pomona City, Omaha (Nebraska)
where he will be with the Federal Land
*Amir Larrimore is enrolled in the course of Fim Arts in the University of Oklahoma. He was a teacher in the School of Law at K. U., and leader of the gloe club for the four years he was a member of the leader of the gloe club when it won three place in the national contest in
Carbon Chemical Element Is Shown to Have Twin
Panasena, *Cell*-Carbon is the latest chemical element to be shown to have a twin. Last winter two Cell-Turbines, named after him, fourised, how many compared to single, was not only double, but triple. Now Dr. Arthur S. King, of the University of California, found a kind of carbon that is heavier than the ordinary carbon and essential elements in living matter.
These experimenters heated carbon in a vacuum on an electric furnace to achieve the desired temperature. Fahrenheit. When the light that it entitled was analyzed with a spectroscope, the annual height bands of the trees were observed, and the prominent red one. Close to this, however, the photographs showed another, very dark, and previously unidentified tree.
The freshman women at the Kansas State Tumors College of Emporia are divided into groups of their own culture, and social division. The purpose of dividing the women into groups in to prep them into teams for competition.
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U. S. Ahead in Number of Accidental Deaths
Seience Service
Chicago, Sept. 30 — "The United States has more fatal accidents than any other country," Dr. Louis L. Rupp of the Insurance Company, declared at the National Safety Congress here this morning, "While England and Wales in 1972 had 38 accidental deaths in the United States had 78 per 100,000."
"Instead of going down, the number if fatal accident in this country is increasing. In 1928 there were more
than during any other year on record.
Automobiles accidents are most frequent of all the fatal accidents being responsible for almost a third of the total. In 1928 there were 27,500 deaths from motor vehicle accidents. These include non-fatal injuries and non-fatal injuries from same cause." Doctor Dublin said.
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