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Twelve Sororities and Fraternities Initiate Members
All Organizations Expect to Complete Formal Ceremonies by March 5
Twelve additional sororities and fraternities have announced the initiation of pledges during the past week. Formal initiation into most sororities has been delayed last Sunday and Tuesday, Feb 22, although a few will not initiate until the first week of March. The sororites which have announced initiation
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Alpha Gamma Delta; Elizabeth Kneen, Kansas City; Nell Hull Highland; Ruth Bigham; Bethel Cox; John Carroll Cox; Kansas City; Margaret Huekensa; Topica McEdken, Wellington Dorothy Repas, Kansas City; Elena Lemon, Lawrence; Katherine Allen and Valera Vatfelrood Greenleaf.
Gamma Phi's Initiate 17
**Gamma Phi's Include 17**
Graham Pi Bieta, Elaine Jaiotth,
Benjamin Sutcliffe, Kristine Pittsburg;
Elizabeth Eagle, Pittsburgh City.
Lavien Clemen, Pittsburgh; Paulina Cost;
Hotchinson, Elizabeth Deman-
der; Reinhard丝恩, Topcala
Constance Nuckles, Kansas City.
Francie Payne, Kansas City; Christine Schernerhorn, Wilson; Dorothy Smith, Osakalaone; Dorothy Stone Kansas City; Ruth Swinger, Iola Grace Vanman, Hosking; Joe City; Dorothy Markley, Minnapolis;
and Virginia Gage, Minnemalls.
Delta Zeta; Marion Brinton, Kansas City; Cieo Compton, Lawrence; Henrietta Courd, Kansas City; Fanny, Ressley, Russell; Dorothy Grieve, Kansas City; Margaret Lancey, and Donna Smyer, Wichita.
Pi Phi's Initiate 22
Pi Beta Phi; Margaret Heier, Kkan萨司 City; Mary Gardiner, McAleste Okla; Maxine Wilson, Hampton, MoMaxine Fisher, Wichita; Margarta Fisher, Wichita; Betty StevensonTaron; Eileenhall Rath, Webb Clot; Dunnie, Lawrence; Mary OlimtomAnthony; Elizabeth Wilkins, Kkan萨司 City; Alice Sutton, Houston TeMarian Keck, Sedalia, Mac; JanGrithfith, Laguna Beach, Cal; SusaKeith, Helen HungerforLawrence, Virginia Borge, OklamejiaVirginia Power, KansasCity.
Alpha Delta Pi; Joan Norris, Garis
Garden City; Bernardine Martin, Kans-
sia City; Jessie Ackerman, Larned
Lydia Dyn. Fort, Derry Riley; Ruth Parry
Lawrence, and Lenora Winter, San
ina.
Sigma Kappa  Loise Faddis, Kansas City; Josephine McAdam, Miamie; Marguerite Colegrove, Kansas City; Lois Lines, Alfie; Florence Ellifeld, Kansas City; Barbara Burns Olather; Wilsa Scots, Kansas City; Mary S. Joseph, Stella Brown, Leslie and Beatrice Steele Aracadia.
Six Fraternities Initiate
The fraternities which have held initiations as are follows;
Alpha Tau Omega; Arthur Croubell Ellis; Harold Miller, Jola; William Murphy, Havenville; Gilmore Nisho, overblood; Norman Sorman, Kurt San city; Addison Mechko, Hutchinson, and Robinson Anderson. Ottawa
Pu Upsilon; Howard MKimley, Kansas City; City, Michael McCoy, Dodge City, Missouri; Zimmerman, Storring; Burgardmur, St. Joseph, Moe, M.2ril Blacker, Gardner; William Kouney, Wichita; Wilson, Wichita, Wichita, and Harold Hill, Bolton
Phi Kappa Pai; Kenneth Duncan, Kansas City; Lyle Gibbon, Lawrence; Herbert Schurr, Joopin Mo; Robert Grimes, Kansas City; Robert Young, Lawerence; Ralph Wallace, Papar; Howard Naugh, Ogden, Ohio; Nash Gaymoun, Olda; Lily Wheeler, Kansas City.
Phi Gamma Delta: Ernest Roberts;
Kansas City; Harry Jackman, Minneapolis; Fred Rogers, Pittsburgh;
John Kaehler, Ottawa; Tait Wood,
Barrard; Samuel Buchanan, Las Vegas,
N. M.; George McKusan, Kansas City;
Maria Krebble, McPherson;
Antonia Buzzi, Wichita; Ethel Smith,
Lawrence, and Robert Simonds, Los
Animas, Colo.
Sigma Nu; Steward Lyman, Columbus; William; Pippins, Kippas City; and LaMont Johnson, Independence.
Alpine Kappa Lambda: Johney Edwards, Oswego; Marshall McWilliams, Hamlin, Mo.; Wayne Bibb, St. Joseph, Mo.; Howard Davis, St. Joseph, Mo.; Dave Warren, Barten Reynolds, Lawrence; Raymond Brady, Oakland; Calk: Frank Tiffany, Oswego; Myron McFarland, Lawrence, and Myron Peyton, Lawrence. S. R. Bruden, dean of the University was initiated as an honorary member.
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National Convention of Sigma Delta Chi Here Next November
Executive Council Sets Dates for Meeting; to Name Committees
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Sigma Delta Chi will have its next national convention in Lawrence next Nov. 14, 15 and 16, the date having been set by the national executive council at a recent meeting held in Chicago.
Clifford Cole, c128, of the local chapter of Signa Digma Hall, is chairman of the convention committee, and has appointed committees for entertainment, speakers, rooms and meeting places. These committees will be an
ing of the fraternity, at which the names of the newly elected members will be read. All the plans for the time school is set out in the spring.
The program will include plans for visiting Kansas City, Lawrence, and possibly the Topkick newspaper plants. The speakers arranged for will be prominent newspaper men, and experts along journalistic lines. Luncheons will be given at noon, and a dinner will probably be the last meal. A model institution will also be given some time during the convention.
The delegates will be entertained at the various fraternity houses. Each chapter of Sigma Chi Ohio is responsible for 90 men are expected to be present.
The convention host fall was held in Madison, Wis. Laurence Cutter, co-chairman of the chapter here, was delegate. Cutter graduated this January, and George Ableo, c28, vice president, him, and is now acting president.
Albuquerque associations of Miami University in 55 cities throughout the United States, celebrated "All Miami Day" on the evening of Feb. 15. A 45-minute concert by the Albuquerque chorus was broadcast from VLW at Cincinnati.
Have you seen those K, U-Jay-
hauser Skafer Pillows, Pennants, and Jaw Hawk Birds, made in the University colors from the best grade of felt, at Rensselaer Store, 929 Mass. orders taken for special pennants or other items. University design—lowest price, quantity orders given special consideration.
In Congress Today
In the Senate
Continues consideration of Swing Johnson Boulder dam bill with motion to dislance the measure scheduled.
Public lands committee resume Oregon timber and railroad investigation.
Foreign relations committee considers pending matters.
Consider the second deficiency appropriation bill.
In the House
Rules committee considers Boulder dam.
Judiciary committee resumes Judge Cooper impeachment proceedings.
Officials Install Signals
The car drivers who have been usenigle Eleventh street for "roller coasting" are now forced to turn to other sources for their thrills. Stop sign mails have been placed by the city com- pany at the Tennessee street in terrace.
Allen Crafton
The numerous accidents which have occurred there recently, climaxed by the complete wrecking of a car last week, may prove an obvious lesson that regulations must be made.
The commissioners are of the opinion that the difficulty of making a stop on the grade is no excuse, nor is the necessity of "making a run for the hill" regarded very seriously by hem.
Stops Are Necessary Because of Arterial Traffic
Many have been questioning why the stop must be made on Eleventh, which is a steep grade and makes it difficult to cross. On Tennessee which has little grade.
Many cities require tests for drivers and cars which are more difficult than face the driver who cancult than the rules which face the driver who climbs Mount Orcad. The commissioners believe that if good driving skills are necessary anywhere they are certainly necessary in Lawrence.
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Men Orators to Contest
Forensic Council Will Provide Money Prizes
An antrievalist contest for men to take place March 1 to determine who shall represent the University of Kansas in the Missouri valley contest at Washington University, in St. Louis, March 19. Those who enter the content will be given the questionnaires and may be asked by C. Rutherford, Saturday, Feb. 26. All work upon the material must be done on this day.
At a meeting of the forensic council last Thursday evening an appropriation was made to provide prizes for winners of the tryouts. The first prize will be $15, and $10 will go to the second best.
Action was also taken to award an annual prize to the best man debater for the entire year at the University, and probably be in the form of a medal.
or a medal.
The coach and eighteen members of the University of California baseball team are going to make a twelve win over the Hawaiian Islands this summer.
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Tennessee HI and Howley Week
In an order to promote timely instruction and instructors, the University of Tennessee innovated Howley Week. From Monday morning until Saturday night every student was honor bound to speak to every other student and to every induction southern friendliness an actuality successful and will probably be repeated next year.
Doyle L. Buckles, A. B. 20, is now editor and manager of the Orconto county, Wis., Reporter, Mr. Buckles' paper took first prize at the Wisconsin state newspaper convention for the best farm section.
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