WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3, 1926
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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANAN
Educational Sorority to Give Scholarship for Research Study
Pi Lambda Theta Offers Sum for Advanced Student in Education
A scholarship for the school year 1928-29, carrying a stipend of $1,000, is offered by Pi Lambda Theta, women's national educational sorority to a woman who wishes to devote herself to research in education;
The candidate for this research scholarship is required to have at least the degree of Master of Arts from a graduate school of recognized worth. Proved skill in teaching and significant accomplishment in research, together with plans for further studies in relevant fields, the scholarship will be known as the Ella Victoria Debbs Scholarship of Pi Liamba Theta.
The acceptance of the scholarship obligates the scholar to devote herself unreservedly to study or research as outlined in her application. Reports on her work will be required at specified intervals during the year. Recommendations from persons who are qualified to give her general qualification and of quality and so forth, will be expected, personal meeting with the Committee on Award will also be of advantage.
Of the total $1,000, 8000 will be paid in two equal amounts, the remaining $100 being due when the final obligations have been met.
Any interested person may secure more detailed data at the education office, room 103 Fraser.
Animal Behavior Studied
Fish, Rats and Parrots Used for Experiments
Students of the department of psychology are making a study of animal behavior.
James McWilliams, who is experimenting on goldfish, is finding that they learn to make their way through a maze in an aquarium. The fish are placed in the aquarium, each having a small hole in one corner, and must find their way through these two holes in order to get to the third chamber, which contains food. It was found that one fish took less than five minutes while another spent nine minutes in doing the same thing. The object of experiment is to see how quickly the fish learn. Later a more complex
Some students of the departments are using rats and parrots for experimental purposes.
Famous Hunters Shoot Game in Wild West Style
Bison Die in Utah Chase
Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. 3—America's last wild buffalo hunt which will continue for 20 days, is in full swing today on Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake. The world's largest game hunters from all over the world are participating
al over the word they're pardonful. The chuse is conducted in typical wild fashion, even if they hurried his heart and going out after his death, did Buffalo Bill and others of the early day minnows, whose expaces as killers of the shaggy bison, that roamed the western plains in countless numbers 56 years ago, have been handed down to posterity in story and song.
K. L. Leonard, preschool
Zoost Phillips' buffalo ranch in South
Delta, who is persecuted by the
nation for completing all the jobs.
The list of buffalo hunters is
almost equal to the number of
animals to be killed. It was planned that 40 head of the finest specimens be
preserved for breeding another herd.
An elaborate camp has been set up on the south shore of the island and all hunters will start from that base. The hunt will be featured with many barbecue and to this end a large menhaden has been built around a stone boulder, both the floor of which is made from the upper deck of a lake boat.
Mathematics Club Holds Meeting
Mathematics Club Holds Meeting
Six proofs were offered for the development of the size of the sum of two angles at the meeting of the Math Club Monday at 4:30 in east Administration building, Helen Shafter, Stella Murphy and Bernice Reed each gave two proofs.
Following this program, several business matters were taken up, and the subject to be under discussion at the next meeting was announced. The scales of numbers will be the topic to be considered next. This program will be in charge of H. K. Hughes.
Gonew, C. Hamilton, B., S. 26 in head of the department of biological sciences at Smith College, Little Rock, Arkansas.
Minor Incidents Result From French Ill-Feeling
Paris, Nov. 3-4, it was reported here
trading that French feeling arising out of
an attempt to assassinate Perrier
Mussolini had resulted in minor incidences in front of the French conglomerate at Bologna and the French ambush
Last September when a bomb was thrown at Munichia, it was established that the threeway, although Italy had no military presence, he crossed the fence into Italy in five days before attempting to take Mazellania's life. The Italian government requested France to take曼扎尼亚 carts anti-Malian plots in France.
Dr. Branson Will Speak
Geology Lectures Will Be Open to All Students
Dr. E. K. Branson, head of the department of geology at the University of Missouri, will give two lectures before the department of goals and objectives, once coming to Prof. R. C. Moore, head of the department of geology.
The first will be a popular, illustrated lecture for elementary and advanced students of the Geography of Costa Rica. It will be held in the bedroom room of the building.
Following a dinner arranged in the honor of Dr. Brandon, Thursday evening, he will speak on the subject, "Investigations of Marine and Continental Deposits of the Western Interior." This lecture will also be held in the lecture room of the good building, and will start about 7:30.
These lectures are open to the pubi-
lie, and all are invited to be Doctor
Branson, according to Professor
Moore. The second of the lecture
will be a little more technical in an
uature than the first, however.
Doctor Barnison is an alumnus of K., U. having been given his M. A degree in 65. He has published several important scientific papers, the most recent of which is a volume of "The Devonian rocks of Missouri."
Burlington Is Recovering Rapidly From Big Flood
B, A. Marvin, L.L., B-724, legal son
suitant for the League of Kansas Mo.
negligencies, spent Monday and Tues
day in Washington resisting
that city's ordinances.
In commencing upon the condition of Burlington as a result of the recent high water, Mr. Martin started that work on the canal with the rigidity with which all traces to the flood had been removed. "The stranger entered the town," and Mr. Martin, "would not use anything to inquire into it." He passed and recently passed through a crisis.
According to Mr. Martin, civil engineers, who are now conducting an investigation in Rutlington, began to map out a course of action where the conditions which constitute a disaster means that city shall be ill-defined.
Midkiff Visits Lawrence Dormitories for Ideas
"Your new dormitory is very unique. To me it is the most interesting I have ever seen," said Frank E. Mellick, president of the Kane hamehne, Hawaiian schools, in speaking of Watkins hall.
M. Midkiff, who plans to build several dormitories in Hawaii, is in Lawrence this week getting ideas and plans for his work. He visited Cornell hall, the large dormitory for women, the University Commons and the College of Arts. He also lines prints of Watkins hall from Mrs. J, B. Watkins this morning.
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Registrar Geo. Foster Has Taught 24 Years at Christian Church
More Than One Hundred Pupils Attend His Sunday Class
George O. Foster, registrar, has been teaching the same Sunday School class of the Christian Church for nearly twenty-four years. There have been, during the twenty-four years, more than twelve hundred women enrolled in the class. More than forty are enrolled at the present time.
at Present
Mr. Foster has said that, "We should have a better university if our students did not miss more than one Sunday a year." It has been stated that Mr. Foster backs his statement with action<sup>1</sup>.
Several of the women who have intended her Bible class are at present missouriensis in foreign felices. They are Mary Brennan, M. D., who is at present in Dr. Clint, Dr. Lottis, M. D., 20*, who is in charge of a hospital in India, Miss Gregory, A. B., 13*, who is in Ireland, Miss Martha, A. B., who is Myrtle Shone who is in Armenia.
Last spring the class held an attireless tournament with n a class of women from Manhattan. The contest met seven weeks and during that week, 50% of the cake was on fire on 215. Yoshi's clean won the tournament.
Psychology Work Reorganized
The department of psychology has organized the elementary work sections were given to two beginning sections, the outline of last year being allowed. The laboratory experiments have been changed, fifteen new sections, and a new international section instead of writing up notes after each research period meet and hence the results and any conclusions they may have drawn from the experiment.
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