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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1926
High Schools of Ten Kansas Counties Are Assured Jayhawkers
Three Missouri Cubs Submit
Reports; St. Joseph Gets
Five Annuels
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
The county clubs of 10 Kawascan counties have tarnished in money to send Jayhawkes to every accredited high school. The county committee, a statement made by the county club committees Saturday morning. The 100 per cent counties are: Barber, Greco, Grove, Harper, Lano, Nese, Steward, Stewart, Sten and Wainnesses.
There are a number of counties which have exceptionally good reports and lack only one or two books of beekeeping. There are also those of these are planning on turning in money for the remainder of the high schools in their county shortly after the holidays, said Raymond Nichols, owner of the county club committee.
Several counties have signified their intention of placing Jayhawkers in every accredited high school but have failed to turn in the money.
The Kansas City, Westport, and Manual Training clubs, the Independence, Mo., and St. Joseph, Mo., clubs have turned in perfect reports. St. Joseph has ordered five Jayhunkers, said the chairman.
"Anyone can send a Jayhawk to his home town high school by paying one dollar to his county club committee," and Fred Ellsworth, alumni secretary and member of the county club committee. "It seems that many people don't understand their home town high school but do not understand the plan," he said.
League Situation Is Dark
Crisis Reached in Negotiations With Germany
Generals, Dec. 11. The situation at the council of the League of Nations applied dark here today as word from Paris indicated that the council of embassies, headed by Marshal Foch, was unwilling to transfer control of the inter-Allied Council, of which Foch is the head, to the League of Nations.
A secret meeting of the "big five" in the office of Foreign Minister Chamberlain of England broke up, and with Foreign Minister Stresemann of Germany emerged from the room bivol with anger. Foreign Minister Briand remained inside conferring with Chamberlain.
The crux of the situation is an attempt to throttle Germany's war materials industry. It is intimated that Chamberlain, supporting a rebellion against the Ambassadors' Council and the French crisis. Admittedly a crisis has been reached in the negotiations although Brasili will meet the German delegation again tonight to receive new equipment and associates may present.
Discipline Most Difficult Problem for New Teachers
Graduates from the University of Kansas who are now teaching in the state are successfully carrying the workload for their schools of the state, judging from replies to letters of inquiry sent out to the superintendent of various schools over the state by Dr. Earl W. Anderson, a former Teacher and the Teachers Appointment Bureau.
Some superintendents and college presidents are outspoken in their praise of the new teachers from the University, while others make more appreciative reports. Several of the reports are very favorable, according to Doctor Anderson.
The matter of discipline is the most difficult problem for beginning teachers and a variety of remarks on this topic have been made. Experience alone is the best aid for most teachers in solving this problem. Of the comments made the questions of discipline, co-operation, congenitality, and effort expended were foreseen.
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Chi Omnog gave a 6 o'clock dinner at their house Friday evening. The decorations were in white with Christmas trees in the hallway. A large wooden easel was on the floor, feet was in the archway. Music was furnished by Jetonner's orchestra.
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The Chi Della Sigma house gives live
performances of the band's own
their home. Tunnel and sledge boxes
give the Christmas effect to the stern
Worldex orchestra of Topperia,
which has been performing in
Vancouver.
Christmas decorations filled the Defta Sigma Loma house Friday evening. Christmas decorations, the Christmas spirit at the party, two out of town guests entertained by the home. Mima was furnished by Johnson's office.
The forty-fifth annual dinner of the Piola Gianna Delta Fettsher was held in the Eagle Harbor, purple and white, were used in decorating the house. The walls and ceiling were painted with purple and white tiles and streamers were draped over the purple background. Blinking lights with purple and white strobes were used in carrying out the color scheme. A large Uniform table was set up for the audience. Professor Teishi, Professor Jie and John Dicev of Kansas City, Kersey Funeral orchestra played during the evening.
A large number of out-of-home guests were entertained at the mansion, where an annual Friday evening. The decoration was carried out with black and white streamers imaged from the ceiling. A grand trifloral music for the evening.
A Christmas breakfast was given by the Dinner Club of the department of home economics. Stratford Square dining room. The Christmas cake was carried out in the decorating of the room. A large Christmas tree was placed in the door for the doors and windows. Pallet tinters and candlewicks with rods formed the centerpiece for the table. The cocktail was served in six courses.
Wesley Foundation gave the first annual Christmas banquet held by the Wesley Foundation church. The basement and table decorations, carried out by the Christies
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Birmingham Church, Christian church,
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in the biblical times. Sunday evening
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Cimperioris for the banquet were Mr.
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C. A. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
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Women at the University of Indiana are losing "that graceful silhouette," according to the women's physician at the school. Fewer women are falling behind their weight down and the result is a higher health average.
Students at the University of Wisconsin who eat classes before or after a holiday will not be permitted to complete final examinations without an excuse.
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