MONDAY, MAY 23, 1927
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THREE
Engineering Fraternity Holds Annual Election; Three Men Initiated
Tan Beta Pl Is Pledging Alumni of Years Before Chapter Was Installed
Initiation and election of officers for the next year was held by Teo Beta FI, honorary engineering fraternity, at a meeting of the organization Friday at 7:30 at the Acacia house.
Tau Beta Pi was installed at the University of Kansas in 1914. The basis of selection to the fraternity are based on scholastic achievement, and because it is a college, the part of the individual. Many engineers of classes before 1914, when Tau Beta Pi was installed here, are eligible to membership and have been admitted. Finally, as they are able to return, These men are widely scattered, however.
The new officers elected are: presi-
dent, George Cash, e28; vice presi-
dent, Vernon Krebble, e28; record-
ing secretary, Harvey Harden, e28;
corresponding secretary, E. S. Randle,
e28; historian, Earl Tucker,
and treasurer, Dale Knotter, e28.
Three men were installed after elec-
tion.
These men initiated Friday are:
A. G. Copeland, e27; Ross I. Parker,
e14 who is at present working in the
Large Motor's Division of the General
Electric Company; and Herbert
Dumire, e12 of the Black and
Veatch engineering company Kanns-
City, Mo.
The outgoing officers are: President, Dean McGee, gr; vice president, Edward Spencer, c27; recording treasurer, George Tomlinson, c27; treasurer, Raymond Alspaugh, c28; corresponding secretary, Herbert Pennington, c27; and historian, Robert Bower, c27.
George Cash, e28, was chosen to attend the national convention at Columbus, Ohio next fall.
Florida Evolution Bill Amended, Passes House
Tallahassee, Fla., May 23)—By making a slight last-minute concession, the fundamentalist forces engineering the anti-evolution bill now before the state legislature have succeeded in getting it past the house by a decisive vote, 67 to 24. As introduced, the bill categorically forbade the teaching of any theory of human origin or the creation of the world now in harmony with heaven but before it came to power as an author, Reporter Brian Stalmucker, announced to the doctrine is not to be taught "as a fact." The measure now goes to the senate for further consideration.
Tilden Remains Supreme in French Net Tourney
Although France won the first engagement in the five months' battle for the year's tennis supremacy, William Johnson won the star, stands over all the field.
He defended Borotra yesterday 6-0, 6-3. Francis Hunter lost to Laucote 6-0, 6-0. Borotra and Brugman won the doubles Saturday. This game was the deciding match of the tournament.
Tilden was supreme on the court in his sets with the "bounding basque" refuned. Wass played in a blindsided 8,000 spectators and the 8,000 spectators refused to leave.
A fraternity house is a roaming house and not a residence, according to the ceition of the Douglas county (Ncb.) court.
Announcements
Freshmen men must pass swimming test by Tuesday夜. Read bulletin board in Gymnasium—Herrert Alphin, swimming coach.
Freshmen men must pass swimming test by Tuesday night. Read balletboard in Gymnasium—Herrtib Alpin, swimming coach.
Canine Choir Would Be Possible if "Van" Had Leisure to Train Voices of Potential Members
Have you ever heard of a club game composed exclusively of canine voices? Probably no one else has even either, but if Van, the popular animal man, had time to train the voices of his canine friends in the animal house, he probably would get satisfying and amusing results.
A trip to the animal house will convince you that the dogs are not lacking in pep; their appearance hobbles their vitality, and the volume and strength of their voices are increased by perhaps 20 hours of exercise and activity, so why not train them to "zip" in ants and accord?
The massive, square-shaped nitide could furnish the stabilizing influence for the gice club, and likewise the bass section. Perhaps the
Intramurals Near Close Convicts and Farmers Labor
'hi Delts Victors in Horseshoe Doubles Saturday
The last intramural events of the year are scheduled for this week. This afternoon at 4:30 Alfred and Parker, Sigma Gamma, are to play Sugrer and Wolf, unattached, in the finals of the intramural tennis tournament. Does give the Alfred-Parker team a slight edge as Wolf defended its affiliate Wolf on the singles, while Alfred in turn defeated Wolf in the finals.
The score in the AllredWolf match was 6-3, 4-6, 6-3.
In the single boxhouse match there are three men remaining in the competition, Roberts, Alba Kappa Lambla, Schroeder, U. A. Schroeder and T. McCarthy being the men still undefeated. In the draw this morning, Roberts drew the eyebrow, and will meet the winner of the Schroeder-Klinberg With the completion of this match the intramural competition will close.
the intramural huckleberry doubles closed when Mize-Coffin, Phil Gletta Theta, defaced the Poujoy-Schrewsberg Upson team, learn over the week end.
Syracuse University will hold a
model League of Nations assembly
under the auspices of the department
of Foreign Affairs. There will be six representatives in the delegation from each country.
Other schools have been invited to
The task of what is thought to be a Columbian elephant of the Phleocentae period was found by workmen in the city for building at Dapos Verdes, Calif.
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collies would be good on the high seaprobe notes, because from time immemorial collies have been fond of barking at the moon, and their notes are therefore high. The tenor service is very loud for a little fox and rat terriers, with their plaintive, piercing "yip, yip." Udly, but cunning bull dogs might be drafted into service for the alto sections if they wouldn't spoil the whole sound. Collies have a bold basse section from the square-headed birddale, by pure bull dog ttenness.
If Van had time to train the dogs' voices, the dogs would have time to train, and we would be able to approve to bring the animal house some day in the pouring rain, and hear the dogs venturing their enthusiasm on "It alts' gonna rain."
New Orleans, May 23—Coast guard boats today took 100 persons from Breaux Bridge and Lafayette where they were caught in the upper stories of their houses by suddenly rising food waters.
The levee at McCrae, on the upper Athchalafagn, was being hold today with a force of 1200 farmers and 2200 convicts at work. Engineers still hold hope that the levee would hold.
Dean P, F, Walker of the School of Engineering and Prof. George C. Shand, department of electrical engineering, attended the dinner held by the mid-western section of the National Electric Light Association at the Kanas hotel in Topkna, Thursday evening.
Labor to Save Levees
Freshmen Are Champions
Read the Kansan daily.
First Year Women Take First in Baseball Tourney
Charles Fraterch, c23, Samuel Giles of Kansas City, Mo., spent the week-end at the Sigma Chi house and attended the Sigma Chi spring party; Kathleen Covey, fa'26, who supervised music in the Lansing schools, was a visitor at the Kappa Alpha Theta this week-end.
the freshman women's baseball team won the interclass championship by winning all three of the games played with the other classes. The final game was played Friday, when the freshman team beat the sonohome team by a score of 30-18. The line-ups were:
Freshman team: Thema Hunter,
ss; Pauline Haneck, 30; Wilburn
Wray, cf; Mary Chuney, catcher;
Vlaina Voez, 28; Lola Enign,
pitcher; Horeen Leed, 16; Lois Gillia,
1; Janet Fleishman, rf.
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2b; Edith Kernahan, f. Charlotte Harper, s.; Eunice Parker, f. Betty Short, f. Jessie George, c.
Doctor Braden Gives Addresses
Dr. S. B. Braden, Dean of the
School of Religion, has delivered two
commencement addresses this week.
Doctor Braden spoke to the graduating
class at the University Thursday night and to the graduating class of the Burdick High School, Saturday night.
Miss Nelle Barnes, instructor of English, went to Kansas City, Mo., Saturday, to spurt the afternoon at Doctor Vollheim's collection where one will view the collection of Doctor Vollheim's on display there. Doctor Vollheim recently ex- cised a part of his extensive collection at the Spooner-Troy museum.
The University of Missouri will enter 362 courses this summer in its summer school session.
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Sister's Day Observed by Acacia Fraternity
The Acacia fraternity observed sister's day Sunday The following guests were present:
Missie Agnes Anderson, Lounie Clarm, Wilma Wray, Meryte Wryne, Peg Amon, Mary Limong Amon, Mary Cushin, Trina Cause, Katherine Ackerman, Barbara Shafer, May Ellison, Ione Altkeen, Billy Wann, Ruth Eldhill, Pauline Cost, and Mrs. Wred Dresser. Also Ward Hartley, Robert Little, Kalpchin Everett Bradley, Bob Lee Dave Armstrong, John Setik and
Little Passes Examination
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Little Passes Examination
West was received today by telegraphic
contact. The physical examination required for
entrance at West Point. Little has been in
Washington B. C. for the past two
weeks and will return to Lawrence today.
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Master's Exams End Today
Each candidate for the degree a Master of Arts or Master of Science must pass satisfactorily a general examination in the major subject is addition to the regular course examinations. Today was the last day that this general examination will be given. In addition to the general examination, each graduate student receiving a Master of Arts degree, an acceptable thesis of original investigation in connection with some major study in his field. The thesis is due not later than May 30.
Alpha Chi Omega nt Missouri University will have a new $40,000 house.
Mies Wendruff Attends Meeting
Miss Mebbler will visit Washington to attend a business meeting of home economics, want to Topka Saturday to attend a business meeting of the Executive Council of the Kansas State Home Economics Association and staff is the secretary of the association.
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