THURSDAY, SEPT. 26, 1929
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Women May Join Y. W.
Council Meetings Will Enable
Everyone to Sign Up
Meetings of the Membership Council of the Y. W. C. A., with the women of the Hill are scheduled for 3:30 this afternoon, and 4:30 tomorrow afterternoon. Meetings for next week and following week will be announced later.
the purpose of the meetings is to give all women of the Hill an opportunity to join the University, and to sign up last year do not need to do so again this fall. The discussions at the meetings will include that of the organizer (Girl Reserves and the city organizations. Kathryn McFarland or Etel Joy Williams will discuss their role in helping unable to attend any of these meetings.
SOCIETY
The wedding of Miss Ruth Alleen Ella to Elodie Aldron, both of Lawrence, was solenized in Lawrence with her, the Rev. Charles A. Richard officiating. Both My, and Mrs. Adrey are alumni of University College strong musical lines, Ms. Adrey was a member of Alpha X Delma, Mu Phi Ensohl, Mu Phi Alpha was a member of Phi Mu Alpha and McDowell. They will be at home in Kinston band of the violin and string department in the Conservatory of Music.
Announcement has been made of the wedding of Miss Nellie E. Johnson, of Concordia, to Emma E. Pearson, of Concordia, on Sept. 10, Mrs. Fitzgerald attended the University and was a member of Alpha Omicron Pi security. They will live in Rebelton, Illinois, of the Fitzgerald Hardware Store.
Announcement has been made of the marriage of Ethel Jaxon Sextenb, of Abilene, for the ceremony took place at the First Presbyterian church of Hutchinson, on Sept. 1, Both I, Mgr Pigman, and Mgr Sigman, were prominent and were well known in hill activities, Mpr, Pigman was a member of Alpha XI Delta, and Mr. Pigman was a member of Dexter Ia Ch and of Sigma Nu. The couple will make their bone in Wichita, where Mr. Pigman is eminent, and bring department of the Wichita Beacon.
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A mirror is to be held Friday night at the Methodist church according to Iris FitzSimmons, social chairman of Wesley Foundation. The purpose of the event is to give Methodist students a chance to make friends and at the same time enjoy a pleasant evening, Rachel Arnelstrong is caring for the children of Kernshek Kernshek Ewing will assist in conducting the evening's entertainment.
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New Student Pastor
14th and Tennessee
Rev. Theodore H. Aszman
Reed Heads "Good-Will" Delegation in Minnesota
Theodore H. Azzman, for a number of years in the work of student pastor in Oklahoma, now holds the joint position of pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Oklahoma and the Westminster Student Foundation at the University.
The minister, who began his work here on Sept. 1, have recently been assistant editor of Young People's Press in the United States and pastor field, having spent one year at Stillwater, Okla., with A. and M. students and ten years at Norman where he had a group of 500 Presidents and made history with A. degree at Norman.
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His activities in the field of religious education have been chairman of Spedd of Oklahoma's committee on religion, and director of Director of Tuba University for five years; chairmen of 1200 men in Student Army Training Corps of the United States; professor of Presbyterian Young People and Y. M. C. A.; at O, U; and for 10 years a member of the board of directors of the Oklahoma University E. M. C. A.
Northfield, Minn., Sept. 25—(UP) —Governor Clyde M. Dye of Kansas, who handed a delegation of 100 western business and agricultural leaders on a "friendly invasion" of Minnesota declared here that the Republican party could not afford to assume responsibility for a bill bill now before the senate.
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"the tariff bill," the governor said,
"is inadequate and does not begin to
assure the farmer equality with the
business man."
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The purpose of the tour is to encourage stronger bonds between business and agriculture.
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Union Building 9 to 12
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English Archaeologist Uncovers
London, (UPI) — Along side of the road over which it is believed William the Conqueror led his soldiers on their triumph march to London, archbishop们 have uncovered the remains of two ancient works at least 2,500 years old.
Iron Age Stronghold
These excavations are just off Pembrokestown, Tonbridge, and according to popular tradition were the site of the Great Fort built by William the Conqueror.
The site is at an altitude of 420 m and is the view of the counties of Kent, Surrey, Sussex. The diggers have uncovered a part of an ancient floor and quantities of pottery.
Study by S. E. Wimbish, the well known English archaeologist, has established that these earthworks are built on hard ground but rather being done on the Iron Age.
The outer walls of the site enriches 14 acres. Search is now being made for specimens of pottery which will definitely establish the identity of ancient people who lived and fought in Kest before the time of Christ.
Pelee is Unit of Volcanic Chain
Washington — Police, whose renewed activity is causing anxiety in Marlinton, and Suffrutte, which is showing interest in the neighboring island of St. Vincent in the West Indies, are only two outlets in a complex of volcanic activity on the coast of Louisiana. The chain of islands known as the Laser Amphitea. The last known eruption of any volcano in these islands, which began in 1906, is the geophysical laboratory of the Carnegie Institute of Washington, was the direcional explosion of a lava flow from an island by a less destructive outbreak in the part of Suffrutte of St. Vincent.
A controversy between Baker University and Washburn college recently rose over a football and basketball star. He had promised that he would play at Washburn but the school had hired Barish has incurred a good job for him. When the fall semester opened it was discovered that he had entered Baker. A number of Washburn students were surprised only to meet with opposition from the Baker coach and
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students. The Washburn men returned home after the battle, and had been settled peacefully, with man but with a determination that the grifton battle between the two sides would be won.
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Varsity Selected. Short Subjects
Starts Monday
Monte Blue in "Conquest"
Thrilling Adventures — Romance of the Air
Last Chance
Joan Crawford
in "Our Modern Maidens"
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Low Round Trip Fares To Kansas City and Topeka TRAVEL BY RAIL
$1.80 — Lawrence to Kansas City and return
$1.20 — Lawrence to Topeka
and return
Santa Fe — Rock Island — Union used on going trip or on either of the other lines.
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COSTS LESS AND IS SAFER than driving your own car.
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The safest place in the U. S. is on a railway passenger train.
Statistics show it.
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