THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Dean Walker Tells How Organization Axioms Help Labor
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March "Industrial Management" Runs Article From Book by Engineering School Head
"Labor is past the stage where it can be fooled, and the policy of writing into the organization a frank and full statement of methods to be followed in the adjustment of industrial relations is the only method that will stall the test of time," said Prof. P. F. P. Dean, dean of the School of Engineering, in his article "Seven Axioms as Applied to the March number of Industrial Management." The article is an extract from the book, "Management Engineering" which Professor Walker is writing.
The 'do owing' as the editor's note.
"As the author observes in the course of his a session, the administrator who has the task of laying out his operating force and an enabling proper layout of the room has a difficult task, and there are no set rules that can take the place of sound judgment and common sense.
Essentials to Organization
"Experience has taught, however that there are certain basic essentials to good organization; and these the author states, and briefly explains, in such clear style, that they constitute the necessary of executives in an industry."
Five Primary Results
The ideal of modern production is to realize in full the principles of specialization, standardization, mass-production, and system. To accomplish this ideal Professor Walker has outlined certain results which must be kept in mind when the details are being fixed.
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2. To secure effective co-ordination of effort.
1. To systematize operations and so fix responsibilities for the several members holding place,
3. To bring out the best efforts of the managing staff through special training.
4. To survive the work in major enterprises so as to limit the activities of each member within his power to effective control.
5. To build up morale between workers and responsible members of the managing staff.
Their Three Hundredth Concert In State of Kansas
Butler s go to ElDorado
Of the seven axioms, "Authority and responsibility must go hand in hand" is the most emphasized. He should be given proper authority, responsibilities placed on him he should be given proper authority. And also, a man should not be given authority unless he assumes its responsibilities. If every man should be clearly defined
this evening, in El Dorado,
Dean and H. M. L. Butler will give their three hundred concerts in the state of Kansas. Dean Butler came to the School of Fine Arts, in 1915, so these concerts have been given in a little more than seven years. They have appeared as far west as Oklahoma, as far west as Goodland, Scott City, and Dodge City, and as far south as Coffeyville, Arkansas City, and Anthony.
Mrs. Pearl Emiley Elliott, formerly a member of the piano faculty, has been the pianist for nearly a half of the years she taught at the University of Lawrence, appeared with Dean and Mrs. Butler in nearly 100 concerts. Miss Anna Sweeney, a member of the piano faculty, has appa-
For the most part, these concerts have been arranged for by the Extension Division of the University, a group of university concert courses. The majority of these concerts have been given in high schools. Wherever possible, Dean Butler addressed the high school students with the cultural value of music and art.
Art Students Display Craftwork
Art Students Display Craftwork
At the meeting of the club leaders group of the Y. W. C. A. Monday, students from the School of Pine Arts will present a display and craftwork which will be of interest to them. Camp Fire girls. The students will also describe their work and the different designs used in the craftwork. The club leaders group meets Monday afternoon at 4:30 of each week in the living rooms of Henley house.
Legal Fraternity Holds Province Convention Here
Phi Delta Fhi, legal fraternity,
is holding a province convention today.
The program includes two meetings
at the chapter house and a banquet
tonight at Wiedemann's. The speakers
at the banquet will be Dean H.
W. Arant, H. H. Acher, Prof. R.
F. Rice, and Alec R. Wilson.
The province president is William A. Bryans of Denver. The delegates are: Richard H. Clöyd, Glory Inn, University of Oklahoma; John E. Willett, University of Nebraska; Samuel Lee, Thomas Inn, University of Colorado; Paul White, Green Inn, University of Kansas; Ronnie O. Wilson and Hillwoods, University; Denney University, University H.; W. Jock, Roberts Inn, University of Texas.
Hampden to Appear
In Role of "Othello"
At Theatre Tonight
Difficult Parts Portrayed Are Analytical and Bring Out His Ability
Walter Hampden will prove his authentic greatness as a Shakepeenian actor by his performance of Othello at the Bowersock theater to
The only Otello, prior to Hamden's, which seem to have been generally satisfactory, are those of Berrerton (200 old years ago) and Salain (200 old years ago). The records Walter Hamden's Othello is one of the rarest achievements in the whole history of the English drama—an impression which fails at no point in beauty, intimacy and compelling sincerity.
With his great ease of bearing and height, Hampden is the warrior, the swordsman of fortune personified. Instinctively he suggests faculty, of command which explains why the proud state of Venice should choose this dinky alem as its pro-consult at Cyprus. The old conception of Othello was to present him as out and negroed, but the Moors are a cultivated race that demands qualities of Othello should possess qualities of princesshood back of his warlike exterior. In this quality the Othello of Hamden is supreme.
Suspicion of the loyalty of women and terrific reactions of feeling which are so difficult to notray without making the character repulsive demands the most searching analytic art, and this is what we get from the violence of the nature ofness and ferocious strength is one of Hamlet's greatest qualities.
The simplified scenic arrangements tonight have rare aesthetic appeal and the picturesqueness of the continues add much to the performance.
State Justice Takes Quiz
Answers Questions Propounded by Journalists
"If Roosevelt had been President, the Lusitania would never have sunk; it would have taken to the air," declared Justice John Marshall, of the Supreme Court of Kansas, in answer to a set of quiz questions sent him by Sigma Delta Chi, professional journalistic fraternity.
Justice Marshall is one of the state notables invited by the fraternity to its first annual Gridron Dinner which will be held here March 28. The quiz was a part of invitation sent all over the country to national, state and campus celebrities.
Replies from well-known Kansans are being received in every mail by the chief roaster in charge of the dinner.
“Ann Arbor will accommodate as many ships as can get in,” rules the jurist in another question.
Pen and Scroll will have a line party Monday night to see "Othello," it was decided last week at a meeting of the club. Over nineteen tickets have already been taken for this year's themselves for a better appreciation of the Shakespeare play, at the meeting last evening a short resume of the plot of "Othello" was read by Helen May Marcy. A discussion of the play and interpretation of the part of "Othello" was given by Eva Drumm.
Pen and Scroll Will Have Line Party to "Othello"
Let's Finish the Job.
Freshmen and sophomores are stl, urged to submit manuscripts for ad publication. The deadline has been set at April 6. Manuscripts should be marked "Pen and Scroll Tryout," and left in the folder on a box on the first floor of Fraser Hall.
Winners in Each Class Entered in Tournament Will Get Gold Medals
College Stands Good Chance to Win Cup In Wrestling Match
The engineers will have very little chance to retain the cup which they won in the wrestling tournament last year, as they have only three men entered in the matches. The college stands a good chance to win since they have entries in every class, and men with plenty of experience.
Gold medals will be given to the winners of each class in the wrestling, and probably silver medals to the runners-up, according to Coach Patrick, who is sponsoring the tournament. Last year with no prize promised, there were nearly three times as many entries in both sports
Some of the men who will compete in the wrestling are Stoklas and Grissel in the 115 pound class; Craven and Draper in the 125-pound class; Stough, Merrill, Fearing, and Warden in the lightweight division; Glinkman and Glasscoe wetterweight; Deltp and Spalmshawk, Deltp and Spalmshawk; Hawkwill compete in the light heavyweight; and Boyle is as the yet without competition in the heavy-weight class.
In the static sport will be Abella, last year's featherweight champion, Stauffer, and Stoklas. Craven and Draper will again encounter each other in the finals. The gormey and gormey will probably be in the finals of the 138-pound class. Merrill will try the "Iron Man" stunt by tackling the wetterweight division in addition to the lightweight in both categories, he will be Rising or Grubb.
"Very little interest is displayed in the tournament this year," said Coach Patrick, "in spite of the fact that medals are being offered for the tournament, and the tournament, aside from settling any inter-school supremacy, is to find promising material for next year's squad. If any high class boxing is displayed there may be a Kansas challenge among any collegiate opponents."
Oral jenkins, c26, and John Smith, c24, attended a party held at the Athenaeum Club in Kansas City Saturday night.
After Every Meal
WRIGLEYS
"Cigarette smoking is injurious to women," said a well-known faculty woman today. "It induces increased pulse rate, heightened blood pressure, nausea, vomiting and smoking causes nervousness and may lead to something worse. Women who use cigarettes cannot be temperate. At best it is a horrible weed and should be let alone. It fills the mouth and makes women go on manly."
Cigarette smoking in excess, shortvent on to explain, decreases vitality. Men take more exercise than women and the effect is not so objectionable or injurious. Women who smoke cigarettes usually sit around, ride about in their motors, and attend teas, dinners, or social affair. They smoke little cigarettes. Their mode of life is entirely different from that of men.
"Women smoke nervously. They cannot smoke moderately," asserted another member of the faculty. "From the standpoint of health, cigarette smoke is extremely dangerous to the other hand, it is a let-down of moral standards. Among growing girls the habit is extremely dangerous. Women smokers, young and old, are increasing in legions, and, once in the grip of the habit, they become addicted to smoking made for them and turn to the stronger blends made for men."
The leading hotels and dining rooms in the centers of population throughout the country have been forced to surrender. Woman smoke cigarettes and sit on the couches in the theateres are opening smoking rooms for women, and during intermission
Women Who Smoke Cigarettes Are Destroying Their Vitality Say Prominent Faculty Women
it is no longer unusual to find women smoking in the lobbies or on the sidewalks with the men.
Some women smoke cigars, but rarely in public, and few have the vitality to form the habit. A few smoke pipes, following the lead of the British smart set, but the pipe habit has gained few devotees because the pipe tobacco at present available is too strong for women.
The average man cigarette smoker, who smokes only cigarettes, consumes about ten a day. Medical men concede that cigarette smoking in moderation is not injurious to the average normal man, for the reason that it reduces the opportunity he has for exercise will offset the injurious effect of the nicotine he inhales. But there is not a counteracting influence in the case
of women. They are not inclined to be moderate and their habit of life accentuate the danger and injury resulting from smoking.
Various reasons are assigned to the tremendous growth in the number of women addicted to cigarettes. One authority charges it to the general emancipation and freedom women have acquired in recent years. The stage and the movies are blamed, it is said, because they show women in their cigarettes and their cigarettes. In Kansas and Tennessee cigarettes are prohibited by law and in some other state restrictions are placed on their sale.
Harold Dennin, c24, was in Kansas City Saturday night to see the finals of the amateur basketball tournament.
Varsity--Bowersock Wed. & Thurs. Wed. Only
The Romance Colorful
From the novel by Joseph Hergesheimer. Adapted by Waldemor Young
The story of a reckless young American who married a lovely Chinese maiden.
And then brought her home to face the "girl he left behind him."
You can imagine the clash, the heart-tug!
Also an instructive reel—"Via Radio"
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Bronx, NY
Believe it or not
—Spring is
here
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Don't Go Out These Cold Nights
We'll Deliver the EATS!
In fact, we have hired a man for that express purpose.
Orders of $1.00 and over brought to your room free!
JAYHAWK CAFE
Ray and Harry Open 'till Midnight