THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB
GIVES FIRST CONCERT
Twelve Numbers Are Listed on the Program For This Year
WELL BALANCED PROGRAM
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One Feature Will Be Original K U. Songs by Glee Club Members
The Woman's Glee Club of the University of Kanana will give their first concert this year in Fraser Chapel, May 2. This is a well balanced program consisting of twelve numbers ranging from folk songs to opera and ballet only. You're given by the glee club some music. The program is as follows;
a. Spinning Song.. German Folk Song
b. Sleep of the Infant Jesus...
... French Folk Song
c. Chit-Chat... Old English
      Glee Club
Trio for violin, cello, and piano
Cavatina
Raft
Alpha Omieron Pi Triano - Zada Shipai
lola, Reba Whitee, Evelyn Purkainle
Vera 1964
a. Dawn in the Desert...Ross
b. Love Is a Bubble...Allitsen
i. Inebane Peebody
a. The Little Fisherman.
b. Bell Song.
c. A Tragic Tale.
a. Swing Low, Sweet Chariot...
Duet from "Martha"...Flotow
Zada Shipin, Ruth Gould
**VL**
Noger Aspirations
* Swing Low, Swing Charity
b. Didn't It Rain...Burleigh
b. Didn't It Rain...Burleigh
Gee's Club
VII.
Pianologs
Elizabeth Burkhalter
VIII.
Vocal Solo
"One Fine Day" from Madame
Butterfly ...Pucin
Myra Summers
a. Romance ...Debussy
b. Ave Maria ...Tschaikowsky
Stunts ... Chi Omai Seetex Miriam Finerty, Winifred Goldsboro, Margaret Bright, Mary Hays, Mar-
niel Fitzgerald, Jerry Grace, Elizabeth Kerr and Clyce Lacus.
XII.
K. U. Finale
Glee Club
Original songs written by Elizabeth Burkhalter, Elva Mullen, Eva Lee, Irene Bodley, and Madeline Donnymer
- Piano Ensemble
Valse Brillante...Moskowski
Dorothy Kipp, Ruth Gould, Margaret
Bright, Miriam Finery.
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Federal Census Shows They Go to Church More
Church membership is growing fast according to statistics gathered by the last federal census. An article based on these statistics presents facts regarding the religious situation in America.
In less than two decades the church memberships of America have grown from less than thirty-five million to more than forty-five million. The body of church-going people is growing faster than the population, and over a million new members are joining churches every year.
The value of the church buildings in the nation is two billion dollars. The religious endowment is in excess of five hundred million dollars. Anlytically fifty million dollars and more is in the country. We have in the country twenty million Sabbath School children, with more than two million teachers. Over two hundred thousand men and women are giving their entire time to church work. All this does not take into account the many millions additional, both in money and numbers, organized for moral and religious purposes.
Bad Time For Bootlegger Declares Texas Officia
Dallas, Texas, April 28—(United Press) “These are hard times for the bootlegger.” Prohibition Enforcement Officer Allen Bailey says. He recently returned from an extended trip through west Texas.
"The booze costs too much," Bailey said. "People can't pay the price. Therefore they let it alone. I've talked to a number of boottoggers affords and they say that 'hard times' are putting them out of business.
"Newspapers are helping us in the fight. Publicity about poison booze is bankrupting many bootleggers."
Send the Daily Kansan home.
On April 1, the University postoffice which had heretofore been designated an government substation One, of the Lawrence postoffice, was changed to a regular station and from now on will be listed as the University station in the Postal Guide, the same as the Lawrence postoffice. The rubber stamps which are provided by the Postal Department at Washington have not yet arrived or it is therefore impossible to register or insure them here, until the arrival of these stamps for money orders are here and money orders may now be officially written at the University office.
University Station To Be Listed In Postal Guide
Alpha Xi Delta Spring Party
Alpha Xi Delta will entertain with a luncheon, Saturday noon, May 5 and Saturday evening will hold their annual Spring Party in Eche's Hall on Sunday. Enchoder of St. Louis, Missouri, and Peggy Senior of Waverley will be the visitors.
In time when the office is moved into more accommodating quarters, it is hoped that the University office will be moved to its new location for the mail of the student district.
Apollo, Penn., April 28—Three ion-ion workers were killed and another injured when a bunk house ear the Patterson mine of the Kiski ol company was dynamited early oolay.
HEMSTITCHING, PLEATING
Relining of Ladies Coats and
Alterations
Between Two 10 Cts. Stores
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FRIDAY
From Grand Opera to Jazz
K. U. Womens Glee Club Concert
with many interesting things by the way of choruses, solos, stunts, pianologs. All for 35c at the
Tuesday evening, May 2d, at 8:20 in Fraser Chapel
--sole many cubits. Which wilt thou?" "Nay," said the man, "their linie my sorrow, for my memory hath gome upon a journey and I know not which the Moon of my Delight desireeth." And the Walker of floors made two salamains, and said: "o buyer of necessaries, be of good cheer for the House salamants is covinant of such woes. Tell me, is the Bird dead or alive?"
K. U. ENGINEERS, WITH MUD AND EGGS, ATTACK LAW STUDENTS
BATTLE ON MOUNT OREAD
Raid Ends With Green Hall Bady Dr.
lapidated-Climax of Years
Hatred May Sever All "Dip-
omatic Relations."
LAWRENCE, Kas., April 21—When two hundred and more engineering students journey down the ront of a college campus, carrying with them a quantity of hen eggs, and "stink their intentions entirely 'friendly'
That is the question students of the law school of the University of Kansas are asking themselves, following a mob attack upon the laws by the engineers this morning. In the raid, Green hall, the home of the law school, suffered broken windows and was bespattered with mud and eggs.
New Spring Suits $24.50 upward
The casualties included law books,
+ brings suits, and a few heads.
The front and interior of the building was
sadly disfigured in spots and some windows
and door glass were broken.
One or two of the women law students,
of which there are nine, were
killed when the bombs thrown by the engineers,
although none is believed dangerously injuried.
The enrollment of the K. U. school of engineering is about three times out of the law school.
NONE DANGEROUSLY INJURED
Hats, Caps, Footwear and Haberdashery
Now a certain Professor (or more correctly an uncertained professor) in our University kried himself into a big department store. And he was sore distressed. And there came unto him awalker of floors who bowed before him and said, "Pithec with what regale thy sight O mention one"
Consider the Prot.
For his Memory is O
And the floor walker made obe-
sance and ask, "Fear not, O Emilien
one, for there is no commendum that
was done of Gazampas cannot solve
"peak."
And the man answered, and said,
"Lo, I am impaled upon the horns of
a dilemma and encompassed about
with doubt."
And the Professor spoke as follows: "We are in the, O walker of floors, for I was commanded to come to this bazaar and purchase a cassereo or canisle and fetch it to the dwelling place of my Beloved at nightfall, and this I must do last ill befall me and the Moon of my Delight desireth." And the walker of floors made an entrance into well seeing the House, of Gazarum, basin.
oles a thousand gross and of camisole many cubits. Which wilt thou?
And the professor made answer that the Bird was alive, and in a short time departed exceeding joyful.
Here's Latest Kick With Its Solution
As a consequence, those east of the track are registering a kick claiming that they have just as much, if not more, right to be excused from classes early as the other students. A resourceful antagonist, just this
'A resourceful engineer just this
Students in the geology and engineering buildings, it develops, are being let out of boreseism lectures some little time before the students east of the street car track. This condition has existed over a long period, yes, almost since the institution of the University.
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The Oread Cafe
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Just a step from the Campus
morning suggested that a telephone connection be made with the whistle at the west end of the campus and another amplifier be placed at the east end.
Phi Delta Delta, Women's Legal fraternity, will hold initiation this evening at the home of Pauline Wood.
For it is perfectly obvious that sound travels faster over a wire than it does through the air, thus practically eliminating the fraction of a second which it takes for the whistle reach the ears of Fraser students, and thus excuse them from classes earlier.
ward, 1121 Tennessee Street. The initiates are Minnie Shaw, '123, and Jessie Dana, '124. Following the initiation will be a banquet.
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SATURDAY
Choice $23.75
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Linen Middy suits in Periwinkle, Henna, Brown, Turquois,
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Dancing Corsets and Corsettes. Easy and graceful.
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The Christian Science Society
of the University of Kansas announces a free public lecture on Christian Science by Prof. Hermann S. Hering, C. S. B., of Concord, New Hampshire. Christian Science Church Edifice, 13th and Mass. on Friday evening, April 28, 1922, at 8 o'clock, Prof. Hering is a member of the Board of Lectureship of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
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