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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, MARCR 10. 1927
OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY BULLETIN
Vol. V111 Thursday, March 10, 1927 No. 128
PIIH LAMBDA SIGMA;
There will be an important meeting of Phi Lambda Sigma tonight a 7:30 in Westminster hall. Intention services will be held.
MARY ELLEN SPAUR, President.
BOTANY CLUB:
WILLAED F. CROSIER, President.
Doctor Lawson will speak at the Botany Club tonight at 7:30, at 112
Louisiana. An important business meeting will follow.
A. S. M. E.;
P. A. JOHNSON, Vice-President.
MATHEMATICS CLUB:
There will be a meeting of the Mechanical Engineering Society tonight at 7:30 in Marsh hall, Prof. J. A. Dent will talk.
Regular meeting will be held tonight at 7:30 in room 201, east Administration building. Mr. Rexhault will talk on "Hyperbolic Functions." New members will be elected. The charge in time of meeting is temporary. If not elected, the charge may be removed at night for the remainder of the year. MABEL REXHULT, President.
FRENCH PLAY:
FRENCH FILM.
Students of French will present the play, 'Le Philosophie sans le Savoir',
in the Little Theater of Green hall, Saturday, March 12, at 8:15 p. m.
The mobile is invited.
E. GALLOO.
ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE OF GRADUATE SCHOOL:
There will be a meeting of the administrative committee of the grand school on Saturday, March 12, at 9:30 a.m. in the graduate office.
F. B, DAINS, Acting Dean.
Grasshopper Swarms
Incode Latin America
(Science Service)
Washington, March 10 —Tasted grasshoppers! Will this delivery become of, necessity, the main part of our business? Can Argentina to northern Mexico?
For the past four years, tropics migrate grasshoppers have descended in tremendous horrors upon this region, bearing destruction with them to all vegetation in places where they alight. They do their work as thoroughly as enemy invaders that burn the fields behind them. A horse of these grasshoppers will consume practically every edible in sight in 10 minutes before they actually obscure the sun for a seconds at last. In addition to their devastating work upon vegetation they often prevent transportation, making the rails dangerous; slippery with their body fat.
The state of Vera Crush in Mexico has enlisted the services of Dr. Carlos C. Hoffman to discover the source of these dangerous grasshopper migrations. He believes that they prey on the larvae of a native Late Paten virus in Guatemala. Cooperation of neighboring republics in further investigation of this region would, Doctor Hoffman feels, be of great benefit. Once the breeding season is over, the pest could perish and be stopped at its source.
Smart Talks of High Schools
Prof. Thomas J. Smart, of the school service bureau, read a paper at the National Educational Association in Dallas, Texas, on "The Improvement of High School Facilities Through Coordination." He made some complete studies along the line in Kansas schools.
Miss Mary Larson, instructor in the department of zoology, was called to Salina Monday to attend the funeral of her husband, Dr. Dennis Larson will return this evening.
Kansas Municipalities Out
Magazine Has Feature Article Concerning Neodesha
The March number of Kansas Municipalities, publication of the League of Kansas Municipalities, came off the press Tuesday afternoon. The Laa cordial invitation to attend the window unveiling and Style Show, Friday evening. Do not overlook our display of Dorothy Gray and Rubinstein Toilet articles of which we are exclusive agents in Lawrence.
The main article, "Water Department Accounting Methods," by W. C. Hall, senior municipal accountant of the league, discusses modern methods of increasing the revenue of water plants. The paper was presented before the Kansas water works associa-
tion's second annual meeting in January.
Three pages of the magazine are given over to an account of the experiences of Needham with municipal workers. The article contains cuts of its author, Dr. B, P. Smith, commissioner of utilities and Fred K. Vance, superintendent of light and water of the electric plant of the city.
Other articles discuss the problems involved in rate making, and the effect of traffic on the wear of pavement.
A "a sunlit dance" held from 3 p. m. to 6 p. m. was guided by the colleges of agriculture, forestry, and economics at the University of Minnesota.
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"Tweens of Tomorrow" was the topic of the address which Dr. F. P. O'Brien, of the school service bus driver for the Kansas City, Kan., and Kansas City, Mo., professional educational fraternity Thursday afternoon. The Kansas members entertained a crowd of students at the Grand hotel in Kansas City, Kan.
Alfred lindhaw, c20, underwent an operation for appendicitis at St. Francis hospital in Topeka, Saturday night.
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Formats for the driving of cars at the DePauw University at Greencaste, Ind., are granted to residents of Greencaste, to junior and senior of good standing, and to those who need a car in their work.
Because of d.ficient scholarship, 139 men were refused admission to the University of Indiana this semester and another denied entrance for the same reason.
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BOWERSOCK One Night, Monday, March 21st
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