SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1929
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Jayhawk Glee Club Wins Third Place in Valley Contest
Oklahoma Singers Will Go to National Contest; Southwestern Is Second
The University of Oklahoma and Southern College Wintfield, who ranked second in the Glees Club, which placed third in the Manhattan Valley. Kyle Cipriani, Glees Club, City, Ky.
The Sooners placed first and will represent the Missouri Valley in the national championship contest in Carroll, New York, New City, next month.
The program in Ararat temple consisted of three selections sung by each of the seven clubs entered. The clubs were all associated with the while other was a college song and the third was the selection for the national contest. Dovra's "Songs Me"
Club Members Listed
Club Members Listed
The men in the different divisions of the K. U. club are:
first tenors: Don Burnett, Paul Coil, Clair Foster, Glen Simmonds, Warren Filip, Lloyd Youngblood, Nenell Sanders, and Bernard Alcifer
Second tenors  Gilbert Cawell, Caswell Hawkton Hogk, Philin Tucker, Walton Skelton, Debo Sloh, George Starg, and Corbett Cotton, student director
Sing for a Bar Association
Barton section; Ralph Cochran, Lloyd Ericson, Clifford Mortimer, Lester Mummsen, Rolland Stover, Charles Sager, Raymond Murtagh, Mike Deng, Bassett; Gerald McCure, Paul George, George Norris, Lynch Mutter, Marshall Scott, Albert Ewell, Gordon Day, Murray Smith and Harold
The Glee Club seek at the Meeble-bach hotel, Kansas City, Mo., last night at a meeting off the Kansas City Bar Association.
In 1926 the Kansas glee club won the Valley championship, and placed third in the national competition at New York.
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
German Critics Praise
Hoovers' Literary Work
Berlin, Jan. 24. "Distinguished," is the word applied to the English translation of *Agricola* ("the De Reut*). He was a prominent elector and Mrs. Herbert Hower, in a recent German notice of the work. This great bachlorine of science is important in the history of sciences and technology, but until the Hower's translation it would not have been inevitable to hence invincible to many modern students. The German translation has just been published through the Agricola Society of the German Museum.
Bugour, Sussex, England—(UPP)
The King of England, only a shadow of his former self, was brought here today to be nursed back to voice and body fully from the luxurious ambulances which had brought him 63 miles from London over roads cleared of all traffic carried into the Craigwell house.
SOCIETY
Members of Sigma Alpha Ipsilon fraternity foster-
ship, the Elyce Club and the Society for the ac-
cidental Joseph William archers from Kauai City, N.Z., farmhand, gardener and chef. Ms. B. Clare, Mrs. R. Badwell, Mrs. M.
C. V. Chau, Mrs. R. Badwell and Mrs. M.
The annual middle school for the students of
the chapter house is at the chapter house, which is
home to the chapter house and Guisfaxe's.
Nathan T. I., D. H. P. M. N. A., J. A. T. N. A.
Murray, J. A. T. N. A., Mrs. B. L. M. McFadden,
and Complainer Wellesley, Dr. Gaithe, and
Complainer Wellshire, Dr. Gaithe, and
Complainer Wellshire, Dr. Gaithe.
Member of the Academy fraternity held Valentine's party at the chapter house, Haven Bay. The bride wore a white dress and red hair and curly hairstyle, and music was furnished by Tommy Johnson's ornamental band.
Chairmen were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hewitt,
John Pitney, Dr. Robert Browne, Dr.
Mary, and W. K. Rowland. Assistant
Chairman was Donna Fitzgerald. Part-
ition Chairmen were Trevor Freeman,
Frederick Hall, Timothy Townsend,
Washington, Katherine Gavin, Mar-
lton Washington, Kansas City, Ms.
and Michael Washington, Kansas City, Ms.
Members of the Albuha Phi Alpha faculty entertained their podium with a Valentinian-themed house decorated in valentines and an African-inspired Jesse Worthheim. Midnight Bandlers from the band performed, and a feature fan show was given to guests. In lieu of the band's presence, IHF of, Kansas City, Mo., gave a cake from the
Chironomus were Mee, Lillian Webster and Peter Hunt. Chironomus were William Griffith, Kansas City, Mo., Matthew Stuart. N. Laine, Missouri, Mee, Roxana Garth. B. D. Smith, Kentucky, K.C., Missouri, K.C., The only alien attraction was Kane City, Mo
the pledge of Theta Phi Abba entertainment
of the choice honors. Saturday evening, the
colorful scheme of red and white and the
touch of John Calvin's ornate furnishings the music.
This only church parish this week end will be open. In order to allow everyone to attend, each church meeting was opened in the doorway, not on a stage. Each meeting will be used by a male quarter, Chao Dai and Mr. Chao, Dai Ting and Mr. Chang, Dai Li and Mr. Cheng, and the Kewer (Tian) and Ms. Tian.
Hainawaree were mrs. Elkishack Edward,
Karen Hainawaree, Marianne Edwards,
Marcie McLain, Melanie Agnew, Tropa
Ruth Cottonna, Severance Irene Hainsay,
Steve Ritchie, Katherine Pratt,
Jennifer Dewitt, Kami City, Ms.
Dalton Ten delta fraternity gave its annual
bakeoff on Saturday, evening at the
farmhouse after a large crowd danced by
horses. A large dance drawn by horse-
owners marked the occasion. Music for the event was formalized.
Chaperones were Dean, and Mrs. Frank
T. Stockton, Jr., and Mrs. John Blacker, Mrs.
Emman Fagan, and Mrs. J. L. Green of Memphis,
Tex.
Outsideout games, aver. R. H. Boggus,
Booster Tauter, Carter, Ohlate; Boho Kauil, L.
Pearman, Holton; Bob Hewer, Jack Kincaid,
Hickel, Ebbiblehite, Topeka
Members of P! Albums fraternity had a performed Christian party as the chapter gathered for an evening fund-raising for the music. The room decorated with Nassau notes and red power dancers.
Charltones were Mrs. Mina Gokob, Mrs. J. Brihms, and Mrs. K. McKenzie. Jackson Mackenzie, Manon Kane, Daniel McKenzie, Wendy Winnemann, Willi Weiss, Cornelia Wynne, Webbie Wynne, Treunt Donald Chalfe, Hawthorne Raymond Treat,
A large number of students attended the Visitation at the Urban lending, Night out session. The Miller-Walters Jayhawk furnished the music.
Announcements
Senior class basketball practice will be held Tuesday night at 8. It is very important that all players be Helen Filkin, captain
The "K" Klub picture which was to have been taken Saturday, has been postponed till Tuesday noon, Feb. 12. The postponement was made for the convenience of the track men who are in Kansas City for the R. C. A. C. man.
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Your Kansan
should be delivered by 6:30 o'clock each evening
Special Delivery In case you fail to receive it, a paper will be sent you by special carrier if you will
Telephone 2701K3 between 7 and 8 in the evening
The University Daily Kansan
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Day Telephones: Business Office, K. U. 66;
News Department, K. U. 25
Around Mt. Oread
The House Mothers Club will have a 1 o'clock lanceon at Weidemann's tea room on Monday, Feb. 11.
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A class in banking in the School of Business at the largest class in the University's semester, having 102 students. This class is taught by B.P. W. Taylor, R.D.
Paul N. Guthrie, speaker at the noon Y. M. C. A. Forum Friday will deliver several addresses in Kansas and Missouri during the next two weeks of connection with his work with the Intercollegiate Probation Association.
The fire department was called to the Beta Phi Sigma house at 9:45 o'clock yesterday morning only to find that it was a false alarm. The trucks had difficulty in making the double and Twelfth Street Studios pierced houses in great expectation but returned a few minutes later.
Dr. Florence Sherbon, of the department of home economics, has been instrumental in the organization of summer camp programs for care and management, under the auspices of the Kansas City, Kansap parent teacher associations. Enrollment for the classes will be held Wed., June 4. The department will be instructor in the courses.
The fine arts recital scheduled for Monday of this week has been postponed indefinitely, owing to the incessant Green, entertainers to complete preparations for the program. Owing to the recent illness of Mrs. Monroe, thoughts adversible by Leon Swarbright secure a late date for the program.
Word has just been received by the department of painting in the School of Design, where he was graduated from the department in 1911, has just had two paintings exhibited at the National Academy of Design in New York, and by the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia. He also attended the Edie Knecht's exhibition of landscapes when were displayed in the department of painting galleryers here last October.
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