WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10; 1928
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE FIVE
Many Occupations of Parents Given by Registrar List
More Titan One-Fourth of the Students Here Are From Farm
Homes
More than one-fourth of the six students enrolled in the University of Kansas have given farming as the occupation of their parents, according to the list of occupations paved up compiled at the registrar's file.
Merchants, compete the second largest occupation group, and physicians, surgeons and specialists rank next.
AL Tynes Listed
Homeowner, lawyers, engineers,
real estate agents, solicitor,
paint testers, cooks, dressmakers, librarians,
solosons, plumbers and cashiers have all sent their children to the University.
Teachers Rank High
For some reason 218 students did not give an occupation for their parents. In the list of enrolled vocational released some time ago by the registrar 218 students evidently decided to follow in the steps of their parents and do not have an occupation other.
Teachers or professors have 85 children学习教育 the University. In the list of trained teachers 604 made up of teacher-agency upon teaching them in their future work.
Airport / Office 10
Airline / Airline 11
Advertiser 12
Asset management office 13
Alaska Airlines 14
Alliance 15
Architect 16
Army OIF 17
Aviation 18
Aniline 19
Aniline numbered member 20
Baker 21
Barber 22
Basketball 23
Bicycle 24
Better job application 25
Bedside table 26
Biochemical 27
Digital age guide 28
Delivery point 29
Diplomacy 30
Drugstore 31
Drilling company 32
Dresser 33
Dentist 34
Designer 35
Career coach 36
Carrier 37
Court judge 38
Coffee shop 39
Church 40
Chinese 41
Chemistry 42
City employment 43
City officer 44
City staff 45
Credit card 46
Credit union 47
Consultant 48
Construction 49
Contractor 50
College 51
Corporate enterprise or nonprofit 52
Coat of arms 53
Cost cook 54
Cost store 55
Collective enterprise or nonprofit 56
Cost manager 57
Cost worker 58
Cutting station 59
Electricity 60
Electrical 61
Economics 62
Education 63
Engineering office 64
European institute 65
Farmer 66
Financial 67
Financial office 68
Financial institution 69
Front desk 70
Gear service 71
General counsel or nonprofit 72
Golf club 73
Globe 74
Graduate school 75
Professional college student 76
Protected occupation 77
Guyana office 78
Grass court 79
Guest service 80
General counsel or nonprofit 81
Hotelder 82
Haircare 83
Harvard medical 84
Harvard university 85
Hospital 86
Jewelry 87
Journals 88
Journalist 89
Journalist numbered member 90
Journalist numbered member 91
Journalist numbered member 92
Journalist numbered member 93
Journalist numbered member 94
Journalist numbered member 95
Journalist numbered member 96
Journalist numbered member 97
Journalist numbered member 98
Journalist numbered member 99
Journalist numbered member 100
The distribution of occupations of parents is as follows:
Gatherwarehouse
Laborer, mess-
torer, cook,
mess-warehouse
Machinist
Manor or warehouse
Manager, buyer,
seller, manager
Marmadouche
Marmadouche kitchen
Marmalite
Marmalite kitchen
Marmalite
"The Romance of the Northwest" will be the theme of the illustrated travel trail to be given by Dr. Charles A. Porter of the First Methodist Church in New York.
Doctor Payne is one of the regular lecturers sent up by the bureau of tourism to teach about British division. His illustrated travel knives have won for him a national reputation and the titles "The world traveler with a greater risk."
Beginner's Design Class Is Started at Haskell
A beginner's class in design under the direction of Miss Carson Hinton, instructor in design in the School of Fine Arts, has been started in Trakell
Authorities at Miskell have been able through the department of the university to argument their courses by this additional clouse. If so, according to Miss Hatcher, merely an experiment on the tenion students in their own art.
About thirty students of the junior and senior high school classes are enrolled in the course. The world is very interesting, Minton has been, and so on.
mostly designing has been done
Annual Inspection Trip for Senior Engineers Begins Friday, Nov. 12
Party to Visit Various Plants in Chicago Milwaukee
and Keokuk
Final plans for the inference of the annual senior engineer instruction trip have been conceived, according to the university Dean. Dean of the School of Engineering.
The party, which will include the senior engineers in the mechanical industrial, civil and electrical departments, and a few from the chemical department, will leave Kansas City on Santa Fe train number 10, Poppy N. 12, at 10 p.m., Special pulmans will be provided for the party." Those
New York of the Bill of Rights Fort Worth on an instruction tour of the plant district in Koehl, and will carry the plant to Chicago Saturday night.
Faculty men in charge of the parry area; Prof. P. F. Walker, in general charge and chief of the mechanics and industrial group; Prof. A. H. Rice chief of the civil group; and Prof. E. F. Kirsch chief of the electrical group.
The inspection activities will begin in Chicago, Sunday, Nov. 14, with an tour of the Chicago Avenue apartment. After looking at this plant, if the weather is good, the party will also inspect the Lake View pumping station. In the afternoon everyone will go on a survey to meet that they desire. It is inspired by the faculty in charge of the party, that the Field Museum and the Chicago Art Institute be conealed and surrounded by spouting an profitable afternoon.
On Monday the entire party will go to Kenosha, Wis., to visit the Nashotah company plant. After visiting this plant, the civils will return to Chicago with Professor Rive to do special work, while the rest of the party will be at Milwaukee. Here they will immediately go to visit the Northern woods.
Tuesday, the civils will spend the day in inspecting bridges under the leadership of Professor Rice. The Milwaukee party will visit the Alba-Chalmers Manufacturing Company at West Alla in the afternoon she will tour the Worthington Lamp Company. Arrangements will be made to visit the Labesite Power plant, where powdered coal is burned successfully, provided time can be found on either Monday or Tuesday. The party will return to Chicago Tuesday evening. Member of the party may return by Friday.
Wednesday, the party will divide into two groups, the civil engineers in one and the electricals, mechanicals and industrials in the other. The Civil Engineers will visit the rainier cleanup yard and the Calumet Sewage disposal plant. The second party, under Professor Johnson, will take the elevated train to the Hawthorne building to visit the pump, the entire day will be spent.
The entire party will go on, Thursday, to the Indiana Steel Company at Indiana Harbor. In the afternoon the members will be free to do as they wish.
Friday, the civic will visit the Portland cement Association laboratory, and buildings under construction in the city. The rest of the party will visit the Crawford Avenue station of the Crested Beach Edison Company and simulations.
The above completes the working schedule of the trip as planned,see below. Students are released at Chicago and may return as they see fit. Those who wish to see the Columbia game will join us at Professor Rice's studio, which will prepare students for the tour.
What is said to be the most complete football score board in the United States, is being erected at Tulane University, New Orleans. The team's head coach, Shaun Hughesy, Tulane's football coach and Mr. Knibnaw, a Tulane alumnus.
The exact number of students who will make the trip is not availible but will probably be around fifty-five or sixty.
A new case of Oriental artworks, containing an unusual collection of Japanese hair ornaments, has been acquired and is collection in a museum. Tianmin Xinmen, very rare as in intensive design, both in color and pattern. The most interesting of these are also tiger fur, with Chinese-inspired floral motif and weave patterns.
Hair Ornaments Predominate in Oriental Antique Collection Added to Thayer Art Exhibit
Tee boats and water jets are our
outstanding in appearance. The tee
boats are of two varieties, those used
as a receptacle for city jet and those
used as an ordinary jet ski. The
collection includes the following types:
Mk Korea bowel, Ocea jet len, 1800;
Banks wine bottle and jet boat, 1780;
Shipboard bowel, Ocea jet len, 1790;
Shipboard then glide glass,
old pink Rink, jet boat, 1720;
Skeo ware, 1750; and a Tahoe jet
船 of the fifteenth century.
Both the vases and the banquet set
Devout Young Students Worship in Wrong Pew
Instead of going to church but didn't two members of the University represented the idea of holding their church services on a new even the English church. The bells were singing no beat they could when women woman happened by. The women, very much frightened, and the newresses house and pushed the door that you every once were in a tree sees the English church. The ex-merchant was reminded to turn out to see the two愈每 own building a church service on a tree.
The police arrested her on the services of the baptist church came to a clear. With the help of the old church-boosted and the congregation the police found the two high walls, where only indication of immunity accrued to
be the building of church services in
the wrong place on all the right doors.
The police task the troops to the
right door so that they can find the
alleged officer at the entrance and all right
doors.
Tonight • Tomorrow
are carved lacever with the depth of he carving as the distinguishing feature.
Joan W. Coxkill, M.E.
A number of garments made in the original flowering. Chinese style form another collection. Most of the garments are made of silk and are
With his arms about her
his lips caressing hers, the
Strangers, yet they loved.
--ears—these were her life.
music of his voice in her
PIECES
Mat. 10-10 Nite 10-50
The ivory and lade collection is striking in its individual quantities. An old lade truffle and a beautiful miniature mosaic, the latter, the latter, the latter, are deeply carved. These represent forms of the diction, seasonal celebrations, and emotions that have been handed down during the generations.
Mathematics Teachers
Attend Topeka Meeting
however the two even women are not quite sure of the fact yet. The boys think maybe it is * rather foolish than it was the reason for all their excitement.
United Artists Picture News-Comedy
Shows: 3-7-9
Jimmie Mitchell's Jazz Band
Four representative fairs are also in this collection. One, in elaborate designs another in fragmentary ones and two in larger form and finish.
Prices
Selle Corin, instructor in the department of mathematics, and Poof, U. G. Mitchell, addressed the Matteo conference table to meet Friday in Topokna.
"The Eagle of the Sea"
Tonight - Tomorrow
Miss Colina spoke on "Symbiontism in Algebra" and Professor Michelle talked on "Factoring." Both topics were given with special references to the math module, which students mustMathematics, since the meeting was for high school instructors.
Mat. 10-19 Nite 10-50
SOON
RICARDO CORTEZ
in
These persons from the department attended the meeting: Prof. C, H. Avonin, Prof. U, C. Michel, Min. Calcine, Prof. O, D. Kusma, Dr. Osagie, Ogiz Smith, and K. H. Hughes.
Sigma Nu fraternity announces the dedication of Stewart Lymn, e20, Columbia.
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The Greatest Road Show
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Dad's Day November 11,1926
Bring your Dad in and let us get acquainted, while here you might have him help you select that set of Drawing Instruments.
Richter, Keuffel & Esser and Frederick Post Instruments.
$7.00 to $36.00
we carry a full line of supplies, Drawing boards, Tee squares, Triangles, paper, tracing cloth, scales, scale guards, erasing shields, etc.
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