FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1927
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE FIVE
University Professor to Speak at Meeting of Social Conference
Doctor Queen to Talk on "The History of Welfare Work in United States"
Dr. Stuart A. Queen, of the department of sociology, will give an address on "The History of Welfare in New York," at the Kansas State Conference of Social Work to be held at Emporia, March 25 and 26. Doctor Queen will also lead a round table discussion, the sub-lecture of Practice in Prentice.
"Social Work as Viewed by an Editor" is the subject of a speech to be delivered before the conference by William Allen White, editor of the book *Social Work*. It will be presented in March 26. In the afternoon, the conference delegates will meet with students, at which time a discussion on "Student Difficulties" will be led by Miriam Grant, c/o77, and Min Bertha Moore, of the State Teachers College.
"The Place of Research in Social Work" will be discussed by H. B. Knight, of Columbia, Ohio, secretary of the national conference, who will also speak on "The National Conference." The program of the convention includes visits to the Wolffire building and the county home.
The entire delegation of the state conference of rural education, which is meeting in Emporia March 24 and 25, will include members from the Teacher's College: Friday morning, E. G. Stenger, general superintendent of the Presidential Association of St. Louis, Mo., will speak on "Social Work and Education" at this assembly.
Besides Doctor Queen, the University will be represented at the conference by Dr. Donald C. Murhack, MD, PhD, and several majors in sociology.
Telescope Needed to View New Heavenly Body
Comet Seen in Denmark
(Science Service)
Cambridge, Mass., March 18.
Stearn's comet, discovered on Thursday,
March 10, by Dr. Carl L. Stearns of the Van View Observatory,
Copenhagen, town, Conn., has been observed at Copenhagen, Denmark, according to word reaching the Harvard College Observatory here. The Danish observation was made a little after midnight on the morning of Monday,
March 14.
Both observers saw it in the constellation of Libra, the Scales, which is directly south at 4:00 a.m. and it was moving northwards into the constellation of Serpens, the Serpent. At both times it was of the ten magnitude, too faint to be seen except with telescopic aid. As expressed in the celestial equivalents of latitude and longitude, its position when observed at Cenecagh was 6 degrees 11 minutes and 44 seconds before sunrise and 6.6 seconds in right ascension. The colun had also observed in a position close to this on the morning of Sunday, March 13, by Prof. George Van Biesbrough, of the Yerkes Observatory in Wisconsin.
"Snake Venomns and Anti-Venomms"
was the subject of a talk given by
Prof. Edward H. Tayler, of the department
of zoology, at the March
meeting of Sigma Xi held Thursday
evening at 7:30 in the lecture room
of Blake hall. Doctor Taylor has
worked for some time with the sushi
of the Philippines, as well as
George W. Smith, secretary of Sigma XI.
Professor Taylor Talks at Meeting of Sigma X
About fifty members of Sigran Xi attended the meeting last night. The committee on entertainment was: Prof. A, W. Davidson, chairman, Prof. F, M. Dawson, Prof. C, Kent, H. J. Long, Harvey Moyer, H. P, Smith, J. D. Strong, Miss Mary Larson, and Miss Wrestler.
Spanish Faculty Attends Opera
Several members from the Spanish department attended the Spanish oper,
"El Puno de Roza" given at William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo.
Wednesday night. The opera which was put on by the Spanish department of William Jewell, was directed by the director of the University. Those who attended were: Prof. A. L. Owen, Prof. J. M. Osma, Prof. C. J. Winter, J. F. Griffith, M. W. Waggoner.
George Giscoe, the Kaman's sports editor, was taken to the hospital last night with the mumps. The nurse will be will be in about two weeks.
Student Directory Changes
sweet, Griffin Edward, Fr. C., Kansas City, 1027 Miss.
Olbert, Francis, Sa. O., 1204 L. R.
Olbert, Francis, Sa. O., 1216 Ohio
Ohio. Deight Stunton, Fr. C., Lawrence, 1213 Ohio
Faddock, Minneo D. Hr. Fr. C., Lawrence, 1308
Hamlin, Harris Howard, So. Med, Kansas City, Mo., 223 Brush Creek
McLeod, John, Sr, McKinon, Kansas City, Mo., 3019 Park
Graduate Club Discuss Theses at Next Meeting
Pref. Faul A. Witty and Prof. H, C Leahman will speak at a meeting of the graduate club of the School of Education, Wednesday, March 23, in the women's rest room of central Administration building.
The meeting will be devoted to discussion which will be valuable to graduates who are working on their theses, according to E. R. Foster, grievous president of the Graduate Club, Fachgrund University. Each graduate is permitted to invite an undergraduate who would be interested in the program.
Students at the University of Minnesota are expressing opposition to a bill which would prevent evolution from being taught in state schools.
The United States Bureau of Standards is planning to open a new chemistry laboratory at Iowa State University.
Y. M. C. A. Has Available Positions for Students
If You Are Looking For a Place
Those students who wish work and who have not filled their class schedules, are requested to call at the Y. M. C. A., room in office 121 Francell hall and their cards, according to Biernacki, c27, of the University Y. M. C. A.
Suiting You—That's My Business
The Y. M. C. A. has several odd jobs available and are desirous to know what students are wanting work during the spring.
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Washington, March 18. "Business conditions appear sound but there is no indication that 1927 will surpass or even equal 1926 in prosperity." Joseph McCoy, attorney of the United States Treasury said today.
Mr. McCoy, in an interview with the United Press, pointed out the huge income tax return coming into the treasury for 1928 when the country was enjoying the most prosperous time in history, and predicted that returns nage year on incomes for 1927 would be smaller.
"I cannot conceive property expanding this year at the ratio of 1926," Ms.Coy said. "While the peak may not have been reached, early indication points toward continued growth in the present or slightly lower basis."
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cent to 13½ per cent.
McCoy pointed out that while the
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