SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1928
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE FIVE
Students Attend K. U.From Nine Foreign Countries
Thirty-three States Beside Kansas Represented in This Year's Enrollment
A recent survey was made by Registrar George O. Foster by concerning the distribution of the 4,055 students who are new attending the University, 376 from other residents. In regard to counties, Douglas county sends the largest delegation of students; a total of 717 students from these counties, lowest in the list, each send one.
From the other states there is a high of 798 students. Missouri has Montana, Montana, Montana, Montana, Montana, Montana, Michigan, Mississippi, Virginia, and Wisconsin are represented.
Nine foreign countries have 44 state offices attending the University. The State of Hawaii, Other foreign land represented are Hawaii, India, Japan, Mexico, Burma,缅甸。
Alen
Anderson
Atchison
Barber
Barton
Bourbon
Brownwood
Butler
Chase
Chauntiaquin
Chevrolet
Crayonee
Chirk
Chry
Chou
Colley
Comanche
Cowley
Crawford
Dewatier
Dektonion
Donphanus
Douglas
Edwards
Ellis
Ellis
Ellsworth
Fotoney
Kove
Franklin
Grary
Gove
Graham
Gray
Greekey
Greenwood
Hamilton
Harper
Harvey
Haskell
Hodgman
Jackson
Jefferson
Jewell
Johnson
Kearney
Kingman
Krown
Labette
Lane
Lenvenworth
Lineoln
Linn
Lyon
Marion
Marshall
McPawson
Meade
Miami
Mitchell
Montgomery
Morris
Morton
Nemaho
Neoho
Nees
Orange
Ottawa
Pawnee
Phillips
Pottsatowomic
Osborne
Pratt
Rawlins
Reno
Republic
Rice
Riley
Rooke
Rush
Russell
Saline
Scott
Sedgwick
Seward
Shawnee
Sheridan
Sherman
Smith
Stafford
Stanton
Stevens
Sumner
Flomna
Frog
Walhansee
Wallace
Washington
Wichita
Wilson
Woodson
Waymdotte
Wyandotte
Kansas Counties
Other States
Arkansas
Arizona
California
Colorado
Florida
Idaho
Illinois
 Iowa
Kentucky
Louisiana
Missouri
ietta
"Christmas Is Just Around Corner." Says R. C. Abrabams, Postmaster, So "Mail Your Packages Early'
"Christmas is just around the corner," says R. C. Abraham, postmaster of Jacksonville and package carrier. For several weeks the Postmaster General has been urging early mailing to the Postal Bureau due早 from Washington, D. C."
"Another year is fast hearing its
and that of the season, with
the result of good will be seen
so be here again," writes R. S.
Gearhart, third assistant postmaster gen-
eral.
"Christmas with its whirling snow, crimson holly, gay decorations and merry, bright eyed people everywhere, bright eyes of all the guests," much of this festive spirit is due to the custom of exchanging gifts, including toys, presents, brances which are so generally followed during the holiday season. The observance of this delightful custom requires careful preparation, in the volume of mail, and everything possible should therefore be done to facilitate and expedite the mailing process. Christmas mail to reach its destination on time the packages should be carefully prepared and addressed accurately.
No Christmas Day Delivery
Easter Day Delivery
Dr. Christine Diaz asks her forces to petitionize to organize their force in such a matter that all things can be fulfilled and dispensed with as capably as possible.
No mail delivery will be made this year on Christmas day, following the successful no-Christmas-day delivery system of 1925. The reason there were mail deliveries in 1926 and 1927, is because Abraham, who explains Albertus, is supposed to those years Christians came on Saturday and Sunday. This year, due to
35 Michigan
36 Minnesota
37 Missouri
38 Missouri
39 Missouri
40 Montana
41 New Mexico
42 New York
43 North Dakota
44 Ohio
45 Oklahoma
46 Pennsylvania
47 South Dakota
48 Tennessee
49 Texas
50 Utah
51 Vermont
52 Virginia
53 Washington
54 West Virginia
55 Wisconsin
56 Wyoming
Other Countries
55 Burma
70 Canada
72 Chile
83 China
89 Hawaiian
15 India
3 Japan
18 Mexico
12 Philippine Islands
Summary
Summary
Kansas
Other States
Other Countries
hap year, it will come on Tuesday
during the popular decorate
the day before. It will follow
after the Christmas holiday, it is not
needed to make any Christian
observance.
Adapter on all mail should be
written simply with li, giving the
name of the carrier. If no name
number is available Place the
carrier number card in the upper left
center rotary card in the upper left
Early Mailing Encouraged
Articles should be packed carefully in strong, durable containers, wrapped securely, and left unsealed. Cut flowers, food products, or other perishable matter should be united only at a single location or one of the large classified locations.
"Do not open all Christmas" on the package is allowed in order to encourage mailing at an early date. Seals should be attached to the package not be on the addressed side. Written greetings such as "With best wishes", "Harry Christmas and a Happy New Year", and "Wish you a happy holidays side the parcel in third class and fourth class (parcel sent) until. Further written material makes the packer responsible for the delivery. Books may be simple dedicatory inscriptions not of a personal nature. Likewise letter should not be enclosed.
"Use uniform or regular size envelopes for your cards," Abraham requested. "Small, and old diced greeting cards and envelopes are costly."
Many Schools and Departmen Represented in Annual Publication
In the year 1929-1930, Who's Who of America, in twenty-four publications, 46 officials and professors of K, U, were selected. Fourteen of these tabulation are restricted to those who have attained special prominence in credible fields of effort, making an impression on public opinion, or objection in this country, and to those who are arbitrarily included on account of official position whether choice, military, naval, reliance or ambition.
The departments of chemistry,
English and Fine Arts lead in the
number of researchers, each
climbing fair. There are three mentions
from each of the following:
law, sociology, economics, zoology
philosophy and education
Only two women are among those present, Margaret Lynn, professor of English, and Florence H. Sherbon, director of the School's research and professor of home economics, Chancellor Lindley, the dean of the College, School of Pharmacy, School of engineering and Architecture, and the School on Fine Arts are Bated.
46 Of a total of 50 Lawrence residents
mourn all but ten are connected in
some way with the university. And
most of the ten not now related to
it have received degrees from K. U.
822 it have received degrees from Pine,
779 more. Also,俊英, Ph.D.
44 gatertomy); H. W. Amuth, professor of
65 chemistry; William J. Amuth, professor
of chemistry; William J. Amuth, professor
ner, associate professor of zoology
(on leave); Frank W. Blackman, professor of sociology; Albert Bloch, professor of sociology; George C. Brandt, Dean of the College Wm L. Burdick, professor of law; Hamilton P. Cady, professor of chemistry; Frank B. Dainz, professor of sociology; Emily S. Eldrigt, English; Sébastia Eldrigt, associate professor of sociology; L. N. Flutit, professor of journalism; L. D. Haveney, Hoeder, professor of history (on leave); E. H. Hollands, professor of philosophy; H. F. Hultzclaw, economist; professor of English; H. E. Hungerford, professor of entomology; John Le, professor of economics; R. E. Johnson, professor of electrical engineering; Frederick E. Kester, professor of physics and astronomy; H. H. Lane, professor of geography; James McCarthy, professor of English; H. E. Hungerford, professor of entomology; John Le, professor of economics; R. E. Johnson, professor of electrical engineering; Frederick E. Kester, professor of physics and astronomy; H. H. Lane, professor of geography; James McCarthy, professor of English; H. E. Hungerford, professor of biochemistry; F. R. O'Brien, director of bureau of school service and education; C. F. Nelson
"Talkies" for Education in Chicago Public Schools
In Chicago public schools the "tallies" have applied for jobs as teachers and are promised an immediate tryout.
Dudley Grant Hays, supervisor of visual instruction for the Chicago Board of Education, said that as soon as the film producers have their education in less than two months, a machine will be installed in a classroom to give the new method a test. Mr. Hays, who is a pioneer in visual education, has created the possibilities for the talking film in the class room are unlimited.
Cattain, Sicily, Nov. 10—(UP)—The advancing lava stream from Mount Eriad reached the railroad bridge near Masallat in m, today, increasing speed and volume as fresh ash added to the destructive torrent.
Lava Eruption Continues
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Only two persons have been killed because the great creature warmer, warmer before it unleashed its furious strength, had forced them to evacuate their homes in the peaceful little village located at the bottom of the mountain side.
The advanced stream is now made up of two of the currents which have moved upstream into a new territory. In two hours today this main stream advanced 50 feet, after having increased by about 10 feet and speed hourly during the night.
Stream Is Increasing in Size and Volume Hourly
great mountain of fire have caused
million dollars in damage and this damnage will be increased. If the white stream of lava continue to pour down on the hill, the damage will be even more.
Send The Daily Kansan home.
All of the villages are described. Some have been damaged, Surah has been destroyed, only a few building remaining standing at point opposite the city destroying it he is now destroyed some 300 years ago.
Already the eruptions from this
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Opens Tuesday, November 13 at 8:00 p.m. with
The Other Numbers
Will Durant, Philosopher December 13th
Roy Chapman Andrews, Asiatic Explorer February 1st
Stephen S. Wise, Jewish Rabbi March 22nd
Will Rogers, Humorist April 20th
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