THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TRACK TEAM WORKING FOR MISSOURI MEET
Jayhawkers and Tigers to Meet March 17 in Convention Hall
TEAM IN GOOD CONDITION
Line Up May Include Severa of Last Year's Star Men
Trak work is going along easily, according to Coach Karl Sibundanmia and the team is getting into good shape for the duel meet with Missouri which will be hold March 17, in Convention Hall, at Kansas City.
The team is in good condition with the exception of Captain Bradley, who is laid up at present with a couple of curbonches on his leg, and Paul O'Leary who is still nursing an old injury. However, it is hoped that both these men will be in prime condition for surgery. The O'Leary is unable to enter the meet, either Coghill or Sterling will take his place in the rain队.
Coach Schademan had planned to hold some tryouts this afternoon, but due to the weather, these were postponed until tomorrow or Monday. As soon as they appear in practice, Coach Schademan will be selected on the March 17 meet will be selected and announced.
The work spot in the team at present appears to be in the high jump. Captain Bradley and Kearney are both good men in this event, but as those men are entered in the svets and the hurdles it places a great strain on them to do good work in the high jump. Now that we have the season's cut off, Prostwick and Tormen should be out for the high jump and should greatly strengthen the teams in this event. Neither man will be in shape for the indoor meet next week, but will be of value in later meets.
The men who will make up the team will not probably be: 50-yard dash, 50-year high hurdles, and 59-year low hurdles, Captain Bradley and Kearny; 440-yard run, Griffin, O Bradley, and O'Leary; Half mile, Moidinger, James, Wilson, and Brown Mile, Massey, Patterson, Wilson, James, and Kearney; High jump, Capt Vault, Kearney, and Llegget; Poil Vault, Rogers and Dijkben; Stop, Sandeford and Capt. Bradley; One mile relay, O'Leary, Griffin, O Bradley, Moidinger, and possibly Capt. Bradley.
ELEVEN RECEIVE NUMERALS
Ackerman Elected Captain of Freshman Team
The numerals which are given every year to men making freshman athletic teams, have been presented to levers men of the freshman basketball squad. Two more men are still to be selected.
Ackerman, all-state high school center from last year, was elected captain of the first year men. The other men to receive suits are: Gardner, Colby, Hitt, McManaman, and Bollinger, forward;s; Dolphet, center; Brunton, Brady, Belgard, and Seamon, guards.
The other two men to whom suits will eb given, will be selected within the next few days.
The basketball jerseys issued to these men are green with a wide white strip around the middle. The numerals 1235 in green grace the center of the white stripe in front. Green and white socks are also included in the issue.
Joint Dinner Held By Educational Fraternities
A joint dinner of the members of Phi Lambda Theta, the educational security, and of Phi Delta Kappa, the educational fraternity, was held in the social rooms of the Presbyterian Church, at 6:30 Wednesday evening. A program consisting of songs, music, and speaking, followed the dinner. More the forty members of those organizations and all spoke in English of the program of the宴会. The idea of a joint dinner of this sort had not been tried out before by the two groups, but its success surpassed all expectations.
Dean R. A. Kent of the School of Education, made the principal address of the evening on "Esperit de Corps." Other addresses were made by Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes, Everett Gunn, Jessamine Fugate, Dean F. J. Kelly, Prof. J. W. Weber, and Prof. F. O. P'Brien.
Standard Replaces Old Webster
Standard Replaces Old Webster
The old dictionary which has served
in the department of chemistry for
many years is being replaced today
with a new Standard. The dictionary,
which was a Webster, bore the date of
November 10, 1887. Many of the
scientific terms now in use do not appear
in it, which is the reason it is
become discarded.
Junior Women's Team Defeats Seniors, 26-22
The junior women's basketball team won a hard-fought game from the seniors last night with a score of 26-22. This game is the first in which the seniors have been defeated. Charlotte Pearson and Nestor Moore win the freshmen. The freshmen win from the sophomores with the close score of 22-21.
As the teams are now rated in the tournament, the seniors and the freshmen are at the top, both teams having won three games and lost one. The juniors are third, and the sophomores, fourth.
There will be no games Saturday as scheduled. The freshman-junior and ophormone-senior games will be played Monday evening at 5:30.
SCHOLARSHIPS TO BE OPEN TO APPLICANTS
They Will Be Received by Miss Galloo From March 13 to 17
Applications for scholarships to be given in 1922-23 will be received between 2:30 and 3:30 o'clock by Miss Galloo in room 314 Fraser Hall from March 17 to 17 inclusive. These scholarships are for the most part, memorial and are open to students of the College.
Those scholarships that are open for application at this time are as follows: The Marcela Howell Memorial Scholarship, The Eliza Matheson Memorial Scholarship, The Lawrence Branch of the Association of UnUniversity Women, The University 'Women's' Scholarship, The Women's Student Government Association Scholarship, the Carolina Muford Winnion Memorial Scholarship, the Frank Ebert Bryant Memorial Scholarship, the Teresa Scholarship, the Barbara J. Scholarship,
The American Revolution Scholarship,
The Dr. G. W. Mauser Memorial S-
harlery, The David and Rebecca Hora-
mental Scholarship, The Prince
Memorial Scholarship, The Grifin Memorial
Scholarship, the Mrs. Lillie Brown has
established a scholarship in memory of
her son, Max Lowell Brown.
During 1921 there were three new scholarships added to this list. They are as follows: The Gertrude Bullene Weaver Scholarship, established by A. D. Weaver in honor of his wife; The Lathrop Bullene Memorial Scholarship, established by Mrs. A. D. Weaver in memory of her daughter; The Sawyer Memory Memorial Scholarship, established by Mary. Mrs Emory, with her daughter, Agnes Emory, in memory of her daughter, Sarah Emory.
BEAL ELECTED SCARAB HEAD
Succeede Frohwerk as Worthy Hi-Meno, Who Resigned
George Beal, c23, of Topeka, was Elected Worthy Hilyo of Abydos temple of Scarab, honorary architectural fraternity, at a regular meeting on the body Wednesday night. He succeeded D. Kent Frohwerk, resigned. Beal's election made vacant the office of Hydro Hirako, which was reaffiled by the election of Arthur A. Graves, c23, Lawrence.
Scarab is the oldest and largest architectural fraternity, it is said, and is founded upon Egyptian instead of Greek traditions. The Abydos Temple at K. U. is the seventh and newest temple to be installed. Also Temple Rome work at the annual convention of the order which will be held at the Carnegie Institute of Technology at Pittsburgh, Pa., soon.
Women's Intra-Murals Will Open Wednesday
The winners of the first three games will then play for precedence in that division. The winner of each division is to receive a small silver trophy, and the runner-up winning in the final will be the largest cup given by the W. A. A.
The women's intra-mura basketball tournament will open Wednesday, March 15, when three games will be played at the McDonald's in manager of intra-mura basketball.
The games will be played between Kappa Kappa Gamma and Gamma Phi Beta, Alpha Delta Pi and Achoth, and Kappa Alpha Theta and Psi Beta Phi. Thursday evening, March 16, Theta Phi Alpha will play Gamma Phi Alpha will have a game, and Wankla Delta will have a game, and Wankla plays Alpha Omicron Pl
Four Phi Beta Kappa keys were awarded at Grinnell College fall election. The keys were presented at the Washington Birthday Chapel.
In the homes of the most prominent professors of the University of Texas recently appeared this note, pink and highly perfumed;
Ancients Didn't Like Paint On their Ladies' Faces-Told Them Work Brings Beauty
the earliest noteworthy treatise on household activities is by Xenophon; he is the author of "The Oeconomics; A Treatise on the Management of a Farm and Household." This work was written for a foreign priest. The argument is in the form of a discussion between Socrates, the famous philosopher, and Critobulus. Socrates to illustrate his points recounts a conversation which he had with sophomore who has the notion of being a good householder.
That Dame Fashion, with all her vagaries, is an ancient dame, is entertaining shown in the next chapter on admonitions to dress Iachiomanus says of his wife: "Seeing her one day ****** painted over with a great deal of white lead, that she might appear till farther than she may move more rottily than natural hair, and having high-heeled shoes, that she might seem tall beyond her stature, 'Tell me,' said I, "my dear wife, who would consider you as a sharer of my fortunes with you more worthy of your love, if I should show you what I really possessed, and should neither board that I have owned nor see any conceal any portion of what I have if, on the contrary, I should an
dever to deceive by you saying that I have more than is really mine, and by showing you, counterfeit money, and necklaces of gilt wood, and purple garments of a fading color, pretending that they are of the true quality." She, instantly replying, said, "Hush! May you never act in such a way; for if you were to do so, I could never love you from my heart."
Honorary Educational Societies Hold Banquet
"Consider accordingly that I also, my dear wife, am not better pleased with the colour of white lead and red lye than with your own; but as the most beautiful objects of contemplation to sorses, oxen to oxen, and sheep to sheep, so man think that the body in him is in the best condition of contemplation to men." His wife then, he says"asked me if I could recommend her any course by which she might render herself good-looking, and not merely make herself so thought so...". I told her that it would be good exercise to wet and mend the bread, and to shake out and up the clothes and bed-coverings. "I assured her that if she thus愈爱 with a better appetite, would enjoy better health, and would assume a more truly excellent completion." "And toow, *Socorra*," added he, "my wife insulates her conduct, be assured, in 'laughed her.'"
Kansas Debating Team Practices With Baker
Phi Delta Kappa and Pi Lambda
Theta, honorary educational aorietes,
hold a joint banquet for their
festivals. In the Presbyterian
Church parliars.
O'Brien and Prof. J. J. Weber. The banquet came to a close with the singing of the "Crimson and the Blue." The color scheme, in green and yellow, was carried out in the decorations.
George Struble of 22, acted as taestmaster. Jessamine Fugure, e22, gave a taast on "Manana"; Everett Gunn, a graduate student in the School of Education, spoke on "Tabula rasa." Helen Ehda Hoopes, in favor in the department of English gave a lecture to Dr. Dean and Dann R. A. Kent, dean of the School of Education, interpreted the phrase "Esperte de corps."
The Baker University and the University of Kansas debating teams will debate this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock on the subject of "The Kansas Court of Industrial Relations."
The program consisted of songs by the group, while the courses were being served, and humorous stories told by Dean F. J. Kelly, Prof. F. P.
The public will not be admitted, the debate being merely for practice as each team is preparing for a debate in the near future. The debaters for the University of Kansas will be Paul Howard George Hamilton, and Howard Haynes.
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ART INSTRUCTORS WIN HONOR
Prizes and Honorable Mention Awarded Frazier and Smith
Additional honors have been beaten up to two members of the Fine Arts faculty, according to Dean Butler today. Prof. John R. Frazier, head of the drawing and painting department, has been awarded the Harriet Brooks Jones prize of $80 for her artwork in a Baltimore Water Color Club. This water color is entitled, "Bradford Street, Provincedown."
This is the second prize. Professor Franzer has won this year. Last fall he was awarded the Dana Gold Medal for the best group of water colors at the National Water Color Exhibit of Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts.
Houghton C. Smith, an instructor in the drawing and painting department has just been notified by the Findley Arts Company, of Kannas City, that his Chicago water sketch, "A Dry Country" has been sold to a Kansas artist named Mary Smith. He was granted honorable mention for his exhibit of a few of these sketches at the Kansas City Art Institute last January.
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a word was received of the robbery.
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