THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
R.O.T.C. APPOINTMENTS MAKE READJUSTMENTS
Vacancies Have Been Filled by Order of Chancellor and Commandant Burdick
NEW COMPANY CREATED
Was Done for Men Who Lacked Sufficient Mathematics to Do Work
Readjustments in organization and appointments of the R. O. T. C. were made public today by the military office. Since the beginning of the second semester a new company *the second fantasy* has been formed to be a provider for "A" for the benefit of those men who have not had sufficient mathematics to carry on the work in the advanced technical courses and those having a particular liking to infantry work. This created several vacancies which have been filled by the order of Chancellor H. R. Lindenby, Dorland D. Harold, coadjunct, commandant.
The new appointments were given is a reward to the men showing the best interest and hardest work, while several were demoted because of incompetency. The military office announced:
"The following appointments in the University of Kansas Reserve Officers Training Corps will take effect immediately. To be battalion commander, Roman H. Heidt; to officer, Kemar E. Childs; to battalion commander, Louis E. Bredburg; color sergeant, Lewis E. Schwinley; sergeant major, Francis X. Thorne; company commander of company "A," William D. Reilly; first lieutenant, Arthur A. Graves; second lieutenant, Phil N. Darby; first sergeant, James O. Lamb; Kefe O'Keeffe, Lee Mills; corporals, George G. Maskell, Burt L. Cameron, Herman W. Pontius, Harvey Walker, Roy T. Johnson. To be battery commander of battery "B," coast artillery unit, Coy V. Patterson; first lieutenants, Eligny Clark, Neil Clifford, William Leienten, Henry Rowe, ceel Bradley; sergeants, Travia Hale, Elmer W. Lynne, James T. Coghill, Arthur M. Clough, Cleo A. Rhinchart, Willard R. Larkin, George E. Verne F. Simons, corporals, Worth L. Chubb, W. T. Armstrong, Marshal Brown, Raymond J. Horsman, John H. Firewhit, P. A. Johnson, John H. Firewhit, P. A. Johnson, Frank S. Jennings, Stephen W. Sheridan, Louis D. Bregfogle, John C. Steel, Wendel Van Houten. To be company commander company "C," engineering unit, August H. Schaize; first lieutenant, Robert L. Gilbert; second lieutenant, Thomas M. Hughey; sergeants, Wallace James, Harold D. Eliy, Henry K Shane, Rahul M. Hollday, R. Justes, Max. Markley; corporals, Jesse Roth, Guy May, Rufino Fimental, Charles D Kessler, Carlton E. Dodd, Walter B Farnar, Ralph E. Wyatt; sergeants and corporals as listed above in conflict with the above is hereby revoked. By order of Chancellor E. H. Lindley Harold D Burdick, major C. A. C., Commandant."
COCOONS HATCHING IN DYCHE
Two Hundred Cocoons Brought From K. C. for Study
More than two hundred cocoons of the Crocopia moth are now in process of hatching in the upper floor of the Dyche Museum. The cocoons, which are gray in appearance and a dark brown pallis long, were adapted from the heart of Kansas City's business district by W. J. Brown, e23 and presented to the department of entomology. They will be used for research work in the laboratories and the museum will be collected of moths now hold in the museum.
The Cecropia, whose official cognomen is Samia cecropia, is a large moth, nocturnal in habit, and nearly five inches in diameter.
The Cocopora is important chiefly for the harm it does in the caterpillar stage, when, as a large green worm, it attacks maples and lilac bushes. There are a large number of the cocoons on the trees and business of the densest part of the city's business. The Mr. Brown said, and the Mrs. Seavey so to thrive with no enemies that into the English sparrows that infect the city streets.
"Stop Thief" Pleases Crowd
"Stop Thief," presented by the
senior class of Lawrence High School
at the Buervers Theater last night.
made a hit with the large audience,
that saw that sow in her eyes, who is
also named for her dramatic ability
while attending K. U., conched the
play to an excellent presentation.
David Dodge, c25, spent the week in Kansas City, Mo., where he attended the K. U.-M. u. track meet.
By The Way
Aless Nell Hudson entertained the women of the School of Law Saturday evening with a St. Patrick card party; at her home at 615 Ohio Street.
Mrs. Austin Bailey, who has been ill for the past two weeks at the Students' Hospital, has now sufficiently recovered to be removed. Her illness was a complication of save throat. She is a companion at the home of H. E. S. Bailey.
Dr. William L. Burdick leaves thi
drive for Denver for he wi jive
give an address in connection with th
examines a design at a hamlet t
morrow evening
Florence Ferris, A.B.-21), spent Saturday and Sunday in Lawrence visiting her mother and friends. She is living in Oswego High School this year.
Mrs. J. S. Campbell, of Kansas City, visited her son, Lyle E. Campbell, e22, and Bruce Campbell, e22, during the week end. She was entertained by Mrs. Arthur Braden during her stay.
Walter M. Whitaker, c'25, spent the week end at his home in Bucyrus.
Mason Wynne, e'23, attended the Passing Show in Kansas City, Saturday.
Louise Flinn, c'22, was the guest of Margaret Newton, c'25, at her home in Kansas City, Kan. This week-end.
Tristan Spurgeon, former student,
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
Alpha Tau Omega house.
Charlotte Erhart, c22, spent the week end at her home in Kansas City, Mo.
Misses Veronica Ermatinger and Mildred Flannigan of Springfield, Mo., were key end hosts of Lucia Ermatinger, c24, at the Alma Delta Pt.
Lionne Bingamann c'22, spent Saturday and Sunday at her home in Ottawa.
Balle Waggener, c22, of Atchison,
spent the week end in nKnas City
visiting his parents.
Earl Potter *c*24, of Kansas City,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Colum-
bia. Mo, visiting with friends in
Boston, graduated a student was a studen-
t there last semester.
Hamilton Rings, c. 255 of Hutchinson, spent the week end in Kansas City visiting with friends. He attended the truck meet Friday night.
Frank Eaton, c28, spent the week end at his home in Kansas City. He attended the track meet Friday night.
Virginia Stowers, fa'24, spent the week end at her home in Kansas City.
H. L. Kirkpatrick, c'24, went to Kansas City, Mo., during the week end.
The second of a series of teas for Presbyterian women was given at Westminster Hall Friday afternoon with Mrs. Albert J. Murphy and Genevieve Carman, group leader, as hostesses.
Earl Stanton, e'22, spent the week end at his home in Leavenworth.
John Kinkle and Nate Ienberger, who have spent the past year with the Venezuelan Sun Ltd., of Maracuaca, will return to Lawrence sometime in May.
Olm Mace, c'22, John Irwin, c'22,
Thurlow West, c'22, W. V. Scoy
c'22, attended the track meet at Kansas
City Friday evening.
Bert Anderson, c'22, Milo Howett, c'24, and Sydney Harris, c'24, visited this week end at Ottawa.
losiah Williams, 122, spent the week end in Kansas City, Mo., visiting friends.
Dr. James Naismith, head of the department of physical education, is inPt. Scott today giving several live sessions at The Club and the high school of that city.
Channellor E. H. Lindley received his first degree at Mason at the local A, F, and A. M. lodge No. 6, Monday night.
Phi Alpha Delta entertained with a party at the chapter house last Friday night.
Charlotte Millken, c24, will spend the week end at her home in Salina.
Solve U. S. Liberty Bond Mystery—Arrest Thieves
Washington, March 21—Liberty bonds valued at about $175,000, recently stolen from a branch of the United States treasury, have been found in an old trunk hidden away in the attic of Charles A. Clevergen's home, the United States secret service announced today.
Williams H. Moran, chief of the service, said that Clevergen, a 25-year old clerk in the branch office and O. W. Umsamley, former clerk, arrested yesterday at Charlottesville, Va, had confessed to the robbery, one of the largest from the federal treasury in recent years.
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"Evolutionary Faith and Modern Doubles" will be the subject for discussion at the next meeting of the Entomology Club to be held in the office of Prof. S. J. Hunter, at 4:30 Tuesday. The discussion will be under the direction of Dr. P. B. Lawson, and will be the second of a series along the same line. Last week the discussion was handled by Lucy Hackman, a graduate in the department. The subject is one taken from the address of Prof William W. directing a research biochemical Gar-who, at the invitation of the American Association for advancement of science, made the journey from England to address the society at the University of Toronto last De
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member, Prof. H. B., Hungerford, of the department of entomology, attended the lecture, which has since seen wide publicity and has been printed in various scientific journals of the country.
Katherine Bennet, c'22, spent the week end at her home in Ottawa.
Acomas announces the pledging of Burnett F. Treat, e'22, of Kansas City City
Fred Scott, e25, spent the week end in Kansas City, Mo., where he attended the K. U.-M. U. track meet
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