TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1929
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREV
What's Doing Back Home News From Kansas Town United Press
Winfield.—The junior swine show of the 1929 Cowley county fair is to be the best that his ever been accommodated in agricultural departments of Winfield, Cambridge and Oxford high schools in the county. Both boys are entered in the contest.
Edmond—Feeding baby buffaloes on domesticated rations in the latest project of 3+4 HCl bank boys who want to obtain expense money without selling their cattle. Paul Harvey, a senior manager of buffaloes which they intend to exhibit at the Omaha, Kansas City and Chicago stock shows.
Wichita.—The Parnassus impant, planned for Friday at the University of Wichita, has been postponed until Thursday evening, May 23. The affair is the joint appearance of the university, and the annual May festivities.
Cottonwood Falls...Land in this has increased in value twice,fold since 1804, and so last year the county treasured, discovered. On 640 acres grazing land, in the northwest part of the county, has increased to $1,312, and the taxes only $28.06. For the last year, the assessed valuation for the same land was $1,935, while it was $1,760.
Leavnworth.—A four-story combined residence and class room building is to be constructed at St. Mary's, a private school in Beverly Hills, $300,000, it has been announced. The new building will provide for increased enrollment. The upper three stories will be used for dormitories for the students, the floor will be devoted to class rooms.
Newton—Bethrelle college will graduate thirty students this spring in its thirty-six commencement. Dr. Edward G. Knugman, Chichester College commencement address, June 5. This year's class exceeds last year's by three student
"Weade — Governor Clyde M. Reese — opened the opening of the new state building planned for soon after the middle of the month. He is expected, then, to work on improvements."
Pratt—With favorable weather conditions, wheat harvest will start in the southern counties of the Kumu region next week. Cutting will begin June 15.
Liberal — Increase in land values in this section of the state in the past year. The increase is a sale in quarter of land near here. Carl Hertrich of Pratt paid 100,000 for the land in the land in 1953 for $4,000, an increase of 250 per cent in fourteen years.
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Joan Lowell, whose "Cradle of the Depth" is the fastest selling book in the nation, has termed us with D. W. Griffith for a movie to be made from the sensational autobiography. Miss Lowell sent her first 17 years aboard a schooner in the Pacifica.
The Sigma Kappa society announces the encampment of Martley Crawdow of Spring Hill to George H. Harper of Phi Alpha Episcopal, of Neyston, N. M.
John Degan of the Sigma Chi house spent the week-end in Columbia and St. Louis.
The Sigma Kappa sorority will entertain at a benefit bridge at the charter house Saturday afternoon.
Doris Fleeson, A. B. 23, of New York City, is visiting at the Ch Onega house for a few days. She b Isabella staff of the New York Daily News.
Mrs. O, M. Judy, housemother at Corbin Hall, returned to Lawrence last night after a three-day visit in Wichita.
Warren Woody, 22, of Kansas City Mo., visited at the Pi Upson fraternity house, Monday evening.
Members of the Pi Upsilon fraternity who spent "Mother's Day, May 14" at Mount Sinai in City: Oden McKelvey, Watercolors; and Lloyd Youngblood, Pittsburg.
Maori Saip, of Belleville, visited over the week-and with friends at the Chi Omega house.
Helen Cleveland is spending the day in Kansas City as the guest of her mother, Mrs. W. F. Cleveland, of Memphis, Teen.
The following alumna from Kansai City, Mo., attended the Alpha XII Delta homewarming Saturday; Mrs. Albighecta Miche, Miss Betty Banton.
Hlen Fleming of the Thein Pbi Alpha house entertained her sister Mary Fleming, of Kansas City, for the week-end.
Miss Alice Winston and Mrs. Florence Wilson, 1820. 1020 Massachusetts bay out invitations to a ten-Sat beach vacation. Mrs. Florence Winston, of Scarsia, New York
Mrs. Grace Greenleaf, Mrs. Mary Gray,
Margaret, Margaret Coleman Rose, Miss
Laurie Preston, and Miss Betty Sartlin.
Several of the alumni of the P1 Place Transition will return to Lakeside unfinished business of the converting which was held April 28 at the shop.
Guests for the week-end at the Delta Sigma Pi House were: Beth Sandnerz, Glen Elder; Thelde Baker, Topeka; Bernhard Fierch, R. 8, 277; Salina; Fodder Holderman, R. 8, 253; Herschel Nockel, Nell McNeil, A. R. 258 of Kansas City, Mo.
Anne Louise Sho and Louise Allen spent the week-end at their homes in Topeka.
Mrs. N, P. Coagrate of Ft. Worth,
Texas, is visiting her daughter, Mary,
this week at the Theta Phi Alpha
house.
Harriet Lull visited friends in Emporia last week-end.
Nancy Morrison and Vernal Trailer spent the week-end visiting Rita Risdon in Leavenworth.
Margaret Nordstrom visited Rosamund Burt in Levenworth.
Joanne Judin visited her aunt,
Mrs. L. G. Trickett, in Kansas City.
Kan., last week-end.
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Sigma Alpha Mu entertained with the Sigma Male May I be at the chuckie house. The parents present were; Mr. and Mrs. John, Mr. and Mrs. Jude, Mr. and Mrs. Colden, Mr. and Mrs. J. Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. H. Horn, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jacobstein, and Mr. and Mrs. J.
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Miss Noble Hawke of Winstfield was a guest at the Pi Beta Phi house the past week-end.
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Harry Crosswhite, second year law, has begun his law career as a second degree lawyer in the free service to anyone in need. The first of the week, Mr. Crosswhite learned that the county attorney of Hickory soon and move to Wichita, so he booked a hurried trip to Greenfield to ask the judge for the appointment as prosecutor.
At the time he arrived in Greensburg the case of a young man charged with the possession of liquor won just two days earlier in a trial. An hour before the trial was to begin it it was discovered that the young man's attorney could not be present. The judge had ordered him to appear in his place. Within this hour Mr. Crosswhite interviewed the boy, and several of the witnesses, read the indictment against him. He was the victim of a frame-up. He says now that he has no recollection of what he said in his opening speech, the court announced how was freed
Needless to say, Mr. Cross white received the appointment as county attendant.
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Injunction Opens School World's Advertising Men Meet in Chicago Toda
Des Moines, Iowa—(UP)—Higher education by an in-junction was reopened peacefully today on the campus of Des Moines university as the first college to open its doors away the last taint of bad eggs which students hurled Saturday.
Today the students gathered to give a sand-off to the Rev. Min Stevens, who was attacked by an attacker and Dean C. C. Calbayow of the College of Pharmacy who are bound for Buffalo to present before the national committee that the students' side of the controversy.
Des Moines University Opened Today by Court Order
Declaring "The issue in this controversy is moral turpitude" Dr. H. C. Wyman, president of the Board of Trustees, addressed Dr. T. Shields' charge that he used academic degrees to which he not entitled. His dental cover using anticoagulant fillers. He asserted that Doctor Shields was trying to forcehold the issue. In a board meeting he asked if his preferred against me nor any member of the faculty. The board spent its time examining charges against him, Doctor Shields and Miss Rebhman, he said.
Graf Zeppelin Voyage Indefinitely Postponed
Predriekaufken, Germany—(UP)—Dr. Hiru Eckener, commander of the dirigible Grat Zeppelin, announced to the United Nations its second westward voyage across the Atlantic scheduled for tomorrow morning had been indefinitely post-
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