THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
IXTY-SEVEN NEW
FACULTY MEMBERS
School of Law Deanship is Only Important Position Yet Unfilled
K. U. GRADS PLENTIFUL
Department
Two of New Instructors Fill Vacancies in Journalism Department
**6257** With the exception of the deanship
rent of the school of law all positions of
principal importance on the University faculty
are held. First series new mem-
Theare now titled the
sibers come to fill positions in the Uni-
nique veracity of a _yek_ of whom are in-
volved in some school of the Uni-
nique veracity. Of this number twenty-five
children will act as assistant instructors, Bea-
g FUJ. J. Kelly will act as temporary头 of thief the school of education. The new
administrators appointed are;
mary M. Almack, Instructor in Pey
sachiology, M. A. Ohio State, 1916,
Sociology, m. A. O. Alkawan
large William Asendorf, Assistant In-
structor in Chemistry, B. S. Kansas,
cet 1919.
en 1919. late
part Mathematics, A. B. Kanase, 1919.
late Adolph Boese, Assistant Instructor
net of Anatomy.
cutt, in Harold Putnam Browne, Professor of Drawing and Printing. *Pupil of the Caro-Delvallal and Jean Paul Lepelle for resampling* *and Jean Paul Lepelle and F. Mina Mora, New York*
Linda Morel, H. Carpenter, Instructor Raymond H. Carpenter, Instructor in Mathematics, A. B. Washburn, 1916 A. M. Kansas, 1917.
Howard de Forest, Assistant Professor of Botany, A. B. Princeton 1856; M. F. Yale, 1911; Ph. D. Chiago, 1920.
Cora Dolbee, Instructor in Rheotic,
A. B. Kansas, 1908; A. M. Kansas,
1911.
Frank W. Dillon, Assistant Professor of Journalism, A. B. Busknell, 1898.
Hugh MacKay Fletcher, Assistant Professor of Economics and Commence, A. B. University of British Columbia, A. M. Stanford.
Columbus, M. Creola Ford, Instructor in Piano,
B. Mus, Kansas, 1911. New England
Conservatory of Music.
Conservatory Paul Samuel Fox, Assistant in Civil Engineering.
Robert Guntert, Field Assistant in Entomology.
Entomology. Lucy Hackman, Assistant Instructor in Entomology. A. B. Kansas, 1920. In Vale.
Edn Haseline, Instructor in Voice, B. S. Druy, 1909, New England Conservatory, Pupl of d'Auburn and Calve, Paris
Calvay, R. A. Haskish, Assistant Professor of the Teaching of English, A. B. 1915, Washburn, A. M. 1917, Teachers College, Columbus.
ers College, S. Heath, Instructor in Economics and Commerce, A. B. Kansas,
1920.
1920. Algo D. Henderson, Instructor in Economics (Accounting).
T. B. Henry, Instructor in Mathematics. A. B. Kansas, 1908.
matics. Ethel Huntinger, Technician, School of Medicine, A. B, Fairmount.
Albert H. Jewell, Associate Professor of Sanitary Engineering and Director of Water and sewage Laboratory, B. S. in Engineering, Michigan; 1915; M. S. in Engineering, Michigan, 1916; Aas, State Eng. Michigan, 1916; In-
When you again take up your studies and close work you may experience eye strains and headaches. Don't be alarmed if such is your case; it is probably to a man of refraction that can easily be remedied by the proper glasses.
screator in San. Eng., Kansas, and
Ask. Eng. Kasan State Board of
Health, 1916-17; Ask. State San. Eng.
Michigan, 1919-20.
Back to Work
Tell us your eye troubles, we can correct them.
Michigan, 1948-50.
Thurston L. Johnson, Bacteriologist.
Assistant. State Food Work.
Rosemary Ketcham, Professor of Design, Litt. B. Ohio Wesleyan, Instructor in Design, Syracuse U. 1985-83. Assoc. Prof. of Design, Syracuse U.
Assistant, State Food
Ethel A. Ehl, Jones, Instructor in Chemistry,
A. B. Kansas, 1913; A. M. Kansas,
1916.
1912-12
Russell S. Knappen, Assistant Professor of Geology,
Gerardine Knotter, Assistant Instructor in Spanish, A. B. Dr. Druis, 1915. Marcellus Law, Anatomy and Insectism in Chemistry, A. B. K. Kansas, 1920.
Gustafson
Frank Ise, Optometrist
Rena Lazella, Associate Professor of Voice, Pupil of Mme. Ene Varesi, Ross David, Victor Maurel, Professor of Voice, Illinois Women's College.
Helen O. Mahin, Instructor in Journals. A.B. DePau, 1909, A.M. Michigan, 1915, Ph.D. M. Michigan, 1920, Instructor in Rhetoric, DePau, 1909-13; Asst. Prof. of Rhetoric and Journalism, Carlen, 1918-20.
Odhrushima M. Mann, Instructor in Sociology, A. B, Kansas, 1920. Instructor Roberts College, Constantipole.
nopie
Nina M. McLatchey, Instructor in Mathematics. A. M. Washburn, 1911.
Alice Melvin, Instructor in Rhetoric,
A. B. McGill, A. M. Pennsylvania.
Margaret Mitchell, Instructor in
Rhetoric, A. B. Kansas, 1919.
Hearty Brown Nelson, Assistah.
Professor of Rhetoric. A. B. Michigan,
1909; A. M. Michigan, 1910; Irian-
tic in Rhetoric, Kwanase, 1912-19
structurer in Research, Kansas
Charles Heyntle Secretary to
the Director of Athletics, A. B. K
kansas, 1920.
G. B. Patrick, Assistant Professor of Physical Education, A. B. Morningside, 1916.
Ethel Peacock, Nurse, Student Hospital,
R. N. Graduate of Christ's
Hospital, Topeka.
C. J. Posey, Associate Professor of Geography.
Geography.
Philip A. Readio, Instructor in Entomology.
Katherine Reding, Instructor in Spanish. A.B.Kansas,1918,A.M.Kansas, 1920.
ansas, 1860.
Cecil Lewis Rew, Instructor in Romance Languages, Ph. D. Chicago,
1919.
University of Wisconsin, 1943-52.
Walter H. Schleifer, Assistant Professor of Geology. Instructor Geology.
Colorado School of Mines, 1919-20.
Jauques Leon Salvan, Instructor in Romance Languages, Certificat d' études accoudales, Saint Jean d' Anselm, 1914. Baccalier et une, Uri
Curt Rosenow, Assistant Professor of Psychology. B, S. Michigan, 1897.
Pb. D. Chicago, 1917.
University of Wisconsin, 1919-20.
W. Red Schrenker, Laboratory Water and Sewage Laboratory. Grace M. Sisson, Assistant Instructor in Zoology.
rely, 1914; Bachelier es lettres, Universite de Poitiers, 1916. Asst. Instr.
Colorado School of Mines, 1894
W. Red Schreiner, Bacteriologist,
Water and Sewage Laboratory.
Elvin Smith, Professor of Voice,
B. S. Oklahoma A. & M. Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music, Pupil of David
Bishop, Theodore Harrison and
Herman Deviers; Instructor Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music.
Easter Smith, Assistant in Laboratory, B. S., K. S. A. C., 1914. Guy W. Smith, Assistant or Master of Math, D. D., Illinois, in Smith, Professor of Edu-
Harry P. Smith, Professor of Edu
ation, A. B. Iowa, A. M. Iowa.
Paul Teetor, Ceremic Chemist,
State Geological Survey.
349. A. B. Kansas,
1920.
Robert M. Stimel Assistant Instructor in Chemistry, A. B. Kansas.
sa, 1925.
Robert S. Tait, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering. B. S Mech. Eng. Kansas, 1916.
sistant in Chemistry. Vera G. Smith, Instructor in Zoology, A B. Kansas, 1920.
cation. A. B. Iowa, A. M. Iowa.
Howard V. Smith, Laboratory
Assistant in Chemistry.
Miguel A. Umana, Instructor in Spanish, Bachiller, Liceo de Costa Rica.
Rica.
Charles D. Van Horn, Assistant Instructor of Anatomy, A.B. Washburn,
Virginia, Assistant Profes-
Jamison Vawter, Assistant Professor of Mechanics. B. of C. E., Kansas, 1916.
sas, 1970.
N. E. Wiedemann, Instructor in Architecture, B. S. in Architecture, Illinois.
William E. Wright, Technician in Physimology.
Nellie Mary Young, Instructor in Mathematics, A. B. Karnas, 1920 Alice M. Chuong, Instructor in Mathematics, A. B. Karnas Graduate University of Kansas, Training School for Nurse-
Francis P. O'Brien, Professor of Education and Director Bureau of Education Research and Service. Ph.D. Columbia.
D. Columbus.
Louise Broker, Reference Librarian. Education Seminar. A, B. Kansas 1920.
J. G. Brandt has been appointed Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
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Everything on the hill has gone up except economics grades and the price of the Jayhawker. And after October 15th even the latter may begin to climb.
So we're advising all our friends to pay their $2 to a Jayhawker solicitor (the campus is full of 'em) so they'll be protected in case of a hike—and we meet lots of printers who say paper isn't coming down.
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Office at Rowland's Annex Now Open for Business
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FERDIGOTTLIEB. Editor
J. J. Wheeler has been appointed University Marshal.
Alfred Hill, A. B. Kansas, has been appointed Alumni Secretary.
Spooner Opened Today For Longing Students
Refinished, retucked, "re-metalized" a complete new surprise of a reading room awaits the assault of the University's studious ones in the Spooner library. Immediately after the second term of the summer the sessions the organizer of the lil' section began. A metal ceiling was installed, the floors refinished, walls painted, and the tables and chairs varnished.
The library was opened to students today. Library hours will be from 8 o'clock in the morning until 6 o'clock at night during the first week.
Eighteen thousand dollars was appropriated for library use by the July legislature. The money has been divided among the different departments for use in ordering books. The library numbers in its collection, 135,500 books. Next week the library will go onto the old schedule, opening at 8 o'clock in the morning and closing at 10 o'clock at night.
Are Meeting Girls at Trains.
Every new girl coming to the University will have a big sister. The Big Sister Committee of the Y. W C. A. have made plans by which they will try to make every girl feel at home. They are meeting every train, helping them enroll, and generally look after them until they are fully settled.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
of LAWRENCE, KANSAS
OUR DOORS ARE OPEN
The hill may be crowded and you may find it hard to get rooms, but Trinity Lutheran Church wants you to know that there is a place for you in the hearts of its people and a pew for you on Sunday mornings. Come and see for yourself.
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
Eleventh and New Hampshire Sts.
(One block east of courthouse)
REV. N. D. GOEHRING, Pastor