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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1927
Medicine Is Help to Industrial Rise, Believes Coolidge
Efficiency Experts Explain What Disease Means in Manpower
(United Press)
Washington, May 18—Medicine, hygiene and surgery have played an important part in industrial development, President Coolidge told the American Medical Association in convention here last night.
The development of physical seience hand-in-hand with government was traced by the President from the old days of doubt and darkness into the present era of efficiency and prevention.
Disease Costs Heavily
**Disease Costs Treachy**
"Directly disease costs heavily. In directly its results are even more costly. In the days before men could men reason of their terrors, a percentage of yellow fever or cholera reported in New York harbor caused such pain as seriously to interfere with business. Now such appurate cases would scarcely cause public comment."
"What an inculcable loss to the world worm have been the premature blotting out of a single brilliant creative mind who was able to modernize, modernize, modernize, preventative measures." Mr. Coakley said. "Efficiency experts translate into dollars and cents what diseases and the resulting loss of manpower."
"Industry now figures what disease and temporary disability of employees, from the highest to the lowest means on the yearly balance sheet. It is not uncommon for a corporation to take out an insurance policy for its own benefit on the life of an executive."
Medical Profession Praised
the Medical Profession Praised Mr. Coallidge paid great tribute to the medical profession, saying "there is no floor page in the history of civilization that which records the advance" in medical sciences." He印制了他在1914年的报纸。在1918年这里 there were only three medical schools in this country and two" general hospitals, but since then "unrestress has been marked."
"It in this work," he said, "our governments—national, state and local—have recognized that the preservation of life are in part public functions."
Crime Still Bothers
But the work must go on, be added,
"Somewhere in human nature there
is structural weakness," he said. "We
do not do as well as we know. We
make many constitutions, we enact
many laws, laying out a course of
action and providing a method of
relationship one with another which
may show adversity but they do
not come into full illiance and effect.
"Society is still afflicted with crime, and among the nations there are still wars and rumors of wars. In spite of all our progress and all our success, no one doubts that much yet remains to be done."
Seniors Are Entertained at Corbin Hall Function
the freshmen at Corbitt hall gave a party for the seniors at the hall Tuesday'night, May 17. Ruth Sumemville was in charge and the following program was given: Talk by John Barber; Billy Richigan; "Rules of Corbitt Hall," Virginia Innes; "Department of the Seniors"; Mary Alice McKennon; "My Trip to Europe," June Judy; "Impersonation" by Dolphin Smith; "How He Proposed," Helen Buchanan; "Submission of Seniors to the Freshman," Marion Cook; dish "Baby Slater Lou Freeman and Margaret Rosine."
Installation of the new officers was held at this time after which refreshments were served by the freshmen.
Read the Kansan want ads.
NOTICE
On November 9, 1926,
I sold my interest in
"Ikes" at 1144 Indiana
Street and since that
time have had no
connection with this store.
1. R. "IKE"BRYANT
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KFKU Program
12:50 p. m.—Talk, Prof. W, C. Stevens, de-
signant of hersey, "Some Noteworthy
Arden, Bob; Bergen, Ann; Emanuel, Joe;
Kay, Amy; Kyle, Drew; Leslie, Matt;
Manuel Gunzweiler, Lee; contrataires
Pastoring
Johnson; Mary
Hermann; Susan
Jacob; William
Where the Dio Studios
Dreaming
Manuel Gunzweiler
Paula Willcock
Eric M. Gray
Mike Greene; Jillian
Eric M. King
Paste of "The Carnival"
Chris
Vice Minister of the Church
Vice Minister of the Church
Angelus minister
Vice Minister of the Church
Daria Holmes of emigration
Neena
Daria Holmes of emigration
Marianne
Daria Holmes of emigration
Marianne
Sentinel Vieces; Holme, Mike Zinn
Vaughn Kimball to Speak at Former Alma Mate
The annual privilege of delivering the commencement address to his own high school has been given to Vaughn Kimbail, e27. Kimbail has agreed to give the commencement address at Easton, Ma., high school May 26, following the receipt of an invitation several days ago. Kimbail's sister is included in the graduating class. He was city of Corunna. Concurring, lairt summer and he is now associate editor of the Kanan.
At Cornell University the track man will be timed by electricity and by this method the time will be measured down to a 500th of a second.
Announcements
Girl's friendly society will hold their last regular meeting of the year Thursday, May 19, at 4:30 at the Bainbridge Island Hotel. There will be location of officers.
Kappa Phi, Methodist sorority, will hold a farewell party at 7:30 at the home of Mie E. S. Price, 1232 N. Monroe Ave. All monarchs are to be present.
Walter Ringer, $c'$, of Paula, will be a visitor at the Phi PsI house to-
WIDE  AWAKE students interested in summer employment in Kansas. Nc magazine covering DeWalt H; Garvin, 3002 McKee, Goose Means. 180
Want Ads
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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GET it all. Don't miss any of it, the dizzy lights and party-colored frocks; stepping to the frisiert blare of saxophones; senses tingling with being alive and in the midst of it all. And next day—instructors who are likable but exacting.
To get the most out of college you must be full of vitality, must have every nerve and muscle working full time. Right food is the key to it. The Shredded Wheat habit will help you to make mind and body alert and throw off the poisons that bring sluggishness. You'll like it, too. It's appetizing eaten half a hundred ways; smothered in fruit and cream or toasted with butter and hot milk are just two of them.
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FOR RENT--Modern 13 room house to fraternity, sorority or private party. See Mrs. Ann Brownie at 134 Vermont Street; or call 1321 blue.
Announcement—
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FINALS (ugh)...then Commencement (ah)...and summer just ahead! Vacation days...soaking up sunshine at the beach . . . evenings spent with that chic blonde you met at the homecoming game. . . a smart car. . . your own personal car—an Eskrine Six Custom Coupe.
Undergraduate America's new car—the Erskine Six—miles out in front of the rest. Dietrich, without a peer among custom body carrossiers, designed it; moulded its lines, endowed it with Continental sophistication. Trim as a silken ankle... inside, room no for two... rumble seat behind built just for a double date. High hat in everything but price.
And can it do its stuff? Yes, sir, and how... slips through jumbled traffic with the case of an inspired cel... hangs onto the road at sixty like a co-ed at her first prom... climbs up a ski slide in high... handles, wheels around and pulls up like a polo pony.
Summer is beckoning—so is "The Little Aristocrat"—a real companion for vacation days.
The Primaire Sain Carte Corpse, as illustrated with for $959 l. f., factory, composed with front and rear molds, and back and front molds.