TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1027
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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Fraternities Name Lists of Pledges
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rence; Leslie Powell, Marion; Albert Trinkle, Garden City; Maureen Filmt, Lawrence; Roy Walters, Ackerson Harold Gargu, Coffeeyville; Gregory Leavenson, Lucien Watkins, Leavenworth; Joe Gorman, Independence; Peter Springer.
Alpha Tan Gomeg—Ted Burgenbush, Galland Rankin and John Young, Kanaas City, Mo.; Lyon Bolean, Excelsior Springs City; Mo.; Robert Dijkstra, Muskegou, Okla.; William Glenn Wittsburg; Doral Gorse, Dodge City; Markleysville, Richard Hunter, Fort Scott; Chateaurine kepi, Horton; Murlyn Lions, Briswist, Oklh.; Howard Mullenburg, Poleil; Soft乳 Mill, Oklahoma City; Lee Perry, Caldwell; Harry Rein-lee, Papson; Donald Shields, Belleville; Glendale, Glendale; Califf, George Trombol, Bombur, Walker, Belie Plaine.
Phi Kppan--Frank Congdon, Tom McGraw; Tom Hillburn and Walter Eelfeldt, Kansas City, Mo.; Harold Gawley and William Krum, Kansas City, Kan.; Eugene Hines, Leavenworth; Horner, Horner; Atchison, James Sheen, Heather; Georgette Molter, Lawrence; William Dearing Salina.
Sigma Alpha Epionon-Junior Wentworth, Leavensonworth, Tom Holecoble, Goldwater, Chandler Jarvis, Wieldfield, Ramsay, Jerry Hornsby, Ramsey, E迪罗诺 Dlorado Vipaden, E迪罗诺 John Jarvis, Winfield, Carl Kinsley, Kansas City, Mo., Max Henry, Kansas City, Boa; Kenneth Streett, Leavensonworth, Denier, Colorado; Richard Briott, Wielich
Chi Delta Signa—Morden Edwards, Whitna; Theodore Ediger, Lawrence; Louis Dale, Stafford.
Delta Ttu Delta Ttu—Tracy Leonard,
Guy Strasser, Jack Noble, Glenn Pearson,
Arthur McKinley, Kanais City, Ma;
Mo.; Irving Baker, Kansas City, Kan;
George Mecmorki, Wietlaan; Bill
Leyton, Kansas City, Kan;
Layton, Sailings; Bill Woods, Murray
Hart, Joe Borket, John Wrenchey,
Kingman; Dunne Farewell, Joe Mort-
belot; George Howden, Concord;
Charles Brown, Horton; Wilt-
sawell, Kenny; Charles Swain,
Sewall Marquand, Glenn Voran, Plus
Prairie; Kermit Ryan, Bonner
Springs; Lee Davis, Emporia; Alvin
Hugh Pratt; Robert Hale, Jade
Mullen, Jr., J.F. Scales, Louden,
Chapman, and Chester Orbig
Clay Center.
Pik Pkapp Pil—Robert Bird, Hay;
Paul Bratton, Marion; Cotton, Cotton;
Arkansas City; Dan Esterley, Topper;
Burke, James; Dennis Kern, Finka;
Tinko, Semen Kirk, Garnett;
James Klepper, Cameron, Mo.; Ed
Little, Tutta; Barton Lyman, Hutch;
Fischer, Tommy; Mackenzie, Rafter;
Holtan; Holtman, Skimmer,
Lawrence; Webb Woodward, Topper;
Al McWhitten, Gene McWhiter;
John Woodcock, John Woodcock;
Kansas City, Mo.
Sigma Nu—Fred Moody, Robert Shep, Joe Prower, Kennan City, Ms. Murphy, Jon Hammond, Murphy, Winfeld; Max George, Marshall, Lawrence; Macleigh, Michaels; Frances Carnicchia, Ouawatomie; Leslie Cormier, Ouawatomie; John Markham, Parson; David Jago Magraw, Wichita; Donald Denny, Sylvanus Smith, Los Angeles; Red Miller, Bloomington; Morrill Dexter, The Graves and Herbert Garrett,
Della Chi—Raymond Beggs, Engg.
Erdson Nelson, Jack Meyers, Kansas
Saint Louis Smith, Katherine City, Mo.; Robert Britton, Hutchinson; Vernon Traylor,
Great Bend; Foster Fullerton; Ek-
berth Barth, Levy Plumley; Richard
Layne, Arkansas City; Robert Smith,
Cleveland; Lester Vogel, McPherson; William Marshall, Arkansas City; Aldrich
Bardiceau; Lebanon; McPherson
Pl. Kappa Alpha - Norman Signe,
Kansas City, Mo.; Fred Bonson, Donald
Rhodes, Charles Mott, Kannon
City, Kan.; Robert Hobert, Susan
Arthur; Arthur Bergland, Hutchinson; Dean Brigges,
Hutchinson; Carl Raitledge, Tepkin;
Henry Stone, Charles Streeter, Walt
Robinson, Selden; Abdel Benesse, Pittsburg; Eldon Sloan, Horton; Ralph Lemn, Sedan; Jack Forgery, El Dorado
Send the Daily Kansan home.
Crown rose straightligh with not
the red of knife oil,
we Dr. Wick and recou-
nce the skin first quality
of glaze.
Dr. F. A. Newcomb 737 Mass. Lawrence, Kan.
Publications by Faculty Are Listed in Pamphlet
That faculty members did something more than teach classes during the school year 1926-27 is attested by the publications credited to them in a bibliography of faculty writings now being distributed by the Graduate School. The book is reprinted from the Graduate Magazine for June, 1927.
The works credited to members of the faculty of the University of Kansai include articles and summaries, books and book reviews, and a number of pieces of editorial work have also been done by various profes-
Faculty Changes Announced Today
McCain, W. H., assistant state food analyst.
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Matson, G. Albin, assistant instructor, bacteriology.
Meigs, Carroll, assistant instructor, architecture.
Miller, Elma, assistant instructor, home economics.
Miller, N. Irene, assistant professor, home economics.
Moore, Meribah, assistant professor, voice.
Morrison, Voris L., instructor, economics.
Murray, J. Alden, assistant in structor, chemistry.
Myer, Mary, assistant instructor, speech and dramatic art.
Penrod, Mabel O., assistant instructor, mathematics.
Nigg, Clare, instructor, bacteriology.
Rickard, Marjorie A., assistant professor, romance languages.
Stoker, Ruth, instructor, bio chemiatry.
Reley, Chas. B., assistant profes-
sor, history.
Shaw, Ruth, assistant instructor, zoology.
Smith, Homer P., assistant instructor, physics.
Smith, Leslie B., assistant instructor, physics.
Snyder, Robert S., assistant instructor, Spanish.
Sumpter, Helen, assistant instructor
for bel
Turney, Aulin H., assistant professor, education.
enser, education
Warden, Beryl E., Instructor, economics
Willard, Gerald M., instructor, physics.
physiology.
Woodbury, Robert A., assistant in
structur, physiology.
Zuber, Harold, assistant instructor
acteriology.
Fat at the Colonial Tea Room, 96th
tentacy, Evening dinners, 50c;
on plate lunch, 38c, $5.50 meal
ticket for $5.00—Adv.
Send the Daily Kansan home.
serves
Plain and Toasted Sandwiches Home Made Pies A Variety of Ice Cream
Soxman's Sandwich Inn
Candy and Cigars
1403 Mass. St. Phone 1035
We have an up-to-date fountain line
ICE does much more than merely refrigerate food. It keeps it at its best
IT does so by affording just the right atmospheric balance: cold enough and dry enough through air circulation to prevent spoiling, and what is equally important, moist enough to retard the drying out of food.
There is no refrigerator like ice. It is the natural way of chilling food, to keep it fresh and juicy and full of flavor.
And it is so inexpensive you can have abundance of it, not merely for keeping your ice box cold, but for many delightful uses, such as making ice cream and frozen desserts, cooling drinks, chilling fruit on the table, crisping vegetables, firming butter.
to get the full benefit of it. Keep your refrigerator well cared, the ice chamber never half to three twiddles full. That will not only keep you warm, but will also keep it moist until allowed, and you will have plenty of ice for table and other uses. And it is important to know just where various foods should be placed in your refrigerator, so they stay cold for longer. Better condition and its flavor are protected by following the instructions given in our book. "Where to Store the Instructions," by Dr M. F. Pennington, Home Refrigeration Expert. Sent free upon request.
A nickel's worth of ice will save a dollar's worth of fever.
Be sure to use enough ice
The Ice & Storage Co.
616 Vermont
at 14th & Ohio is now open for business. Scalp and facial treatments, manicures, shampoos, marches and nail services. Operators. For appointments call 1226 white.
BLUE ROSE Beauty Salon
Black Cordovan
The
Sampson
$10.00
NEWMAN'S
895 Mann, St.
Phone 591
1927-28
University Concert Course
Galli-Curci
opens 25th Season University Concert Course and musically dedicates the New K. U. Auditorium November 16th,1927
Followed during the year by a group of the greatest artists ever brought to the University in one season:
Albert SPALDING, America's Greatest Violinist. Pablo CASALS, World's Greatest Cellist. Josef LHEVINNE, Master Pianist. A strictly All Star Course.
Exchange tickets for the complete series are now on sale at
$3.75 $5.00 $6.00
School of Fine Arts Office, K. U.
Round Corner Drug Store
Bell's Music Store
- No advance in prices -
All-Sports Athletic Activity Ticket Now on Sale at Athletic Office
Season Football Ticket
$9.50
To Everybody
Good for 5 home games
$9.00
To Students, Faculty and
K. U. Employees
$15.00 to others
Includes. 5 football games, 9 basketball games, 8 baseball games, 4 wrestling games, Kansas Relays and 2 other track Meets.