THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Scholarships Are Open to Students Of this University
Awards to be Made During Commencement Week; Men and Women Share Alike
Applications for students' scholarships of the University may be presented to Miss Eugenie Galline, chairman of the scholarship committee, at 314 Fraser, Wednesday and Thursday of this week, from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m., said Miss Alice Winterson, secretary of the committee, this morning.
In addition to the established scholarships which are given annually to deserving students, is a new loan scholarship of $50, the J. C. Neuen Schwander Memorial Scholarship given by Miss Elise Neuen Schwander of the department of French. It will be awarded to a sophomore in the University who makes suitable application.
Ten Scholarships
The following are gift scholarships for the following women who will help Memorial Scholarship, Elizabeth Matheson Innes Scholarship, Lawrence Branch of Association of American Women Scholarship, Lathrop Bullene Memorial Scholarship, Sarah M. Emery Memorial Scholarship, University Women's Club, Frank M. McMurray Memorial Caroline Mumford Winston Memorial Scholarship, Mrs. J. B. Watkins Scholarship and No Name Club Scholarship.
These are supplemented by six loan scholarships for women, which are: Dr. G. W. Maser Memorial Scholarship, Betty Washington Chapter of D. A. R., Friends in Council Scholarship, Bythine Circle the Christian Church Scholarship, Association of American University, Women of Wichita Loan Scholarship, and the Wichita G. A. Loan Scholarship, which is awarded to a member of each class. There is also the Lucinda Smith Buchan Memorial Scholarship presented by the committee of alumni of Beta Theta Pl.
Ten Scholarships for Women
Three Gift Scholarships
Three scholarships which are for either men or women in the University are the following gifts: Jesse May Tucker Memorial Scholarship, Charles S. Griffin Memorial Scholarship, and Gertrude Schoenberg Memorial Lowell Brown Memorial Scholarship is a loan for either man or woman. However, the preceding gifts and loans usually are awarded to men because the women of the University have been prepaired with donations specified for them.
Two scholarships have been prepared for the colored students who ask for them. They are the David and Rebecca Harvey Memorial Scholarship and Prince Hall Grand Chapel or the Eastern Star) Scholarship.
The awards are made each spring, but will not be officially announced until commencement week. These have been given to students since 1900 when the Lucinda Smith Buchan Memorial Scholarship and the Marcella Howland Memorial Scholarship were instituted.
Wichita Architect to Speak Here
Wichita Architect to Speak Here
Laurentz Schmidt, Wichita architect, will speak to the student and faculty of the department of architecture at 4:30 p.m. Friday. He will also speak on Thursday. The Schmidt finds that so few students and draftsmen are capable of doing good lettering on working drawings that he has offered a prize of $25 to students of the State Agricultural College and the University for the best plate of lettering.
Inter-Fraternity Mixer Will be Held Thursday
"The annual inter-fraternity mix will be held at the Bowersock theatre Thursday, March 24, at 8 p. m., and will take the form of a smoker," Dick Stevens, chairman of the committee. "It is hoped that it will wipe out the club's closed house." The whole affair is to be simply a general jolifion."
The program will be furnished by the different organizations. Those fraternities which did not take part last year will appear on the program this time. It is to consist of atunts or farces. The identity of an organization is a member of the Men's Pan-Hellenic Association is eligible to attend.
Professor Ise Favors Government Control Of Mineral Deposits
Waste and Exploitation Used Under Private Ownership is Disgraceful
"The government should have kept control of all mineral and ore deposits," said Prof. John Ise, of the department of economics, in a talk yesterday afternoon before a meeting of mining engineers in Haworth Hall.
"The waste and exploitation practiced in these industries under private ownership have been a disgrace, and the only solution to the problem lies in government control," he continued. We are aware that many of these commodities is not inxhaustible, and some means have already been taken to check the wasteful extravagances." Gold and silver, Professor Ise said, have never presented a very serious problem. They are not such a necessity as iron, copper and coal. Each of the latter have air-conditioners, and a great many people have desired that the government control all three.
"The mining of coal," said Professor Ise, "has been our most difficult problem to handle, and under private ownership it has been carried on in the worst way possible. It is said on good authority that for every ton of oil extracted from which has been left in the mine, it is such inefficient methods as this which cause our high prices in coal."
Professor Jee also recommended that the government take over the petroleum fields and see to it that
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Six new members were elected to the Clubmongion Club at the regular monthly meeting yesterday. They are: Severt Higgins, e23; Milton Cummings, e23; Adolph Roognig, sp; Franz Pritzlek, e23; Benjamin Poiserin, e25; and Oscar Mamignon, e23.
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