JANUARY 24.1918.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
By the Way—
The Alpha Tau Omega fraternity is entertaining this evening with a farewell dinner in honor of Professor and Mrs. John N. Van der Vries, who leave Friday to make their home in Washington.
The guests will be the alumni who live in Lawrence, and will include Professor George Hood, Professor George Coghill, Mr. Leo Smith, Mr. Lenard Hazen, and Mr. Clitus Hosford.
Women's Forum
Women's Forum will meet in the Rest Room of Fraser Hall Thursday at 3 o'clock. Prof. D. L. Patterson speak on "Socialism and the War."
Pledging Announced
Fledging Ammounced Phi Kappa announces the pledge to defend his oxigenie.
Sigma Nu Dance
Moody Club Dance
Sigma Nu will give a dance at Ecke's hall Saturday afternoon.
The Moody Club will dance tonight from 7 until 8 o'clock.
Lillian Gleissner, c'19, has been out of school on account of being ill from vaccination.
Mary Eastly, c21, has been ill at her home in Kansas City for some days, but will return to Lawrence soon to resume her fork.
Joan Gorman, fa'19, spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Kansas City.
Adolphus Brown of Halstead is visiting his brother, Dudley Brown, c'20. He will enter the University next semester.
Lieut. Edwin Bingham of Camp Funston will spend the week-end here visiting his sister, Sarah Bingham,
e'18.
Cell Francisco who is stationed with the Medical department of the 137th Infantry at Camp Doniphan is here on a short furlough. Mr. Francisco attended the University last year and is a member of the Sigma Nu fraternity.
University Adds To List of Kansans In Ranks of Nation's Men
Many More Names Are Believed Not To Have Been Reported
The supplementary list is as follows:
Since the list, of names of K. U. men in active military service was printed in the Daily Kansan, a supplementary list has been made of those not reported earlier.
There are still many former students whose names have not been reported. Miss Minnie Moodie, the secretary to the Chancellor, desires that all persons who know of men whose names have not appeared in either list, will report them to her at once.
Merie J. Adams, Captain, Co A, C271
Machine Gun Batallion, Camp Cody,
N.Y.
William Ainsworth, First Lieutenant,
Infantry, France.
H. B. Allen, Captain, Battery F.
Louisville Field Artillery, FI.
SIL OK. Heil
W. F. Asendorf, Marines, Port Royal S. Carolina.
Paul Atkinson, Seaman, Navy. J. G. Ausman, First Kansas Co
William R. B. Rakor, Captain, 1717
annumil训练, Train Browd Division
Arthur K. Barnes, First Datalton,
10th Engineering, 35th Division, Camp
Cedar.
Dempsey, K. Bell. Second Lieutenant,
Coast Artillery, Ft. McKenny. Port-
Alfred Bennett, First Kansas, Battery R. Camp Doniphan.
Samuel Bierer, Sergeant, Quarterman Corps, Florida.
Samuel Bierer, 86 Pelpenn, Quarrier
master学院, Florida
Johnson 19th Field
Arffley, Chipp Bompell.
F. T. Bonebrake. 116th. Engineers.
F. T. Bonebrake, 110th Engineers,
Camp Doniphan.
Camp Boylton Brooks Berlin, 110th Kansas Engli-
dom Doniphan.
ners, Camp Doniphan.
Frank E. Bolin, Second Lieutenant.
infantly, Abi; Bab Bap,
Cecil B. Boe, Navy, Maré Island,
...
Caleb Brown, Aviation, Urbana, II,
Fred Buchan, Lieutenant-Colonel,
Joseph Peter Buckhannan, Second Lieutenant, Artillery.
R. W. Buckles, National Army, Camp Fouston.
Donald Burnett, Second Lieutenant.
F. H. Campbell, Co. M. 137th Inf.
Robert H. Carpenter, Co. M., 137th Inf. Cnfm. Doniphan.
George Chandler, 1st Battalion, 116th Engineers, 32d Division. Camp Donnell
pknk.
Henry C. Christoff, 36th U. S. Inf., Co.
College of Music, Mnp.
Byron Cohn, Co. M. 137th Inf.
Doniphan.
Chass, Conner, Fart Artillery, 138th
P. A. Headquarters Co., Camp Donnish
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J. V. Connelly, Field Clerk, Pershing's Staff, France.
C. L. Conner, Second Lieutenant,
Coast Artillery, New Orleans.
Camp Lombard
Don P. Coleman, Co E. 1383h U. S.
N.Y.C.
Inf. Third Kansas, Camp Doniphan.
Allen, Compton, 19th Kansas Basket-
ball. Camton.
Floyd Couchman, Second Lieutenant,
132th Inf., Co. M, Camp Doniphan.
Midwester Hoadcrawford, Corporal, Co. E 353th Inf., San Antonio, Tex.
131th Inf., Cc. M, Camp Doniphan.
Harold Carlow, Corporal, Corporal, Co. E
Hugh Crawford, Captain, 110th Engineers, Camp Doniphan.
gartner, Claude Bean, Paul
Howard Cress, 11th Engineers
Leslie Earl Crowder, 110th Kansas
Emergences. FI. SUI.
Engineers, FI, SCH,
Mark G. Dance, Great Lakes Train-
ing, IL
ing Station, Chicago, Illinois.
Bryan L. Davis, Second Lieutenant
Bryan L. Davis, Second Headman,
Infantry, Le Poignant.
Squadron.
Clark J, Davin, 28 Aero Squadron,
Camp Tallafaro, Hieks. No. 1, Port
Houston.
John L. Dean, Second Infantry, Cavalry, Camp Funston.
W. R. Davis, Sergent, Medical Dept,
Bombard Artillery, Camp Greene,
Charleston
Carl A. Delaney.
Oscar A. Dingman, Engineer R. Of-
iceaving Camp, Camp Lee, Peterson
Cleo Doggett, Machine Gun Co., Ft. SUL.
iii.
Chas, Dolde, R, O, T, C, Ft, Sheridan.
Eli Darssey, Lieutenant, Co. H, 137th
Squadron, Commandant.
Roscoe Doyle, Co. H, 137th Inf., Camp
Duhanb.
elphad.
Ray A. Dunnie, First Lieutenant
— Yv.
Milton L. Dye, Co. M., 137th Inf.
Camp Donipham.
G. H. Edwards, Jr., Second Lieutenant, Quartermaster Corps, Camp Punjab.
R. D. Edwards, Aviation, Texas.
J. A. Ellison, Aviation, Austin, Tex.
J. F. Elmore, Lieutenant, Co. M.
F. H. Elmire, Leutehart, Co. M.
137th Inf., Camp Doniphan, I. M.
J. E. Erickson, Second Lieutenant,
Carrie C. Green Fountain
Carmily, Campbell
Mevin Events, Base Hospital No. 28,
Baltimore, MD
Russell Evans, First Lieutenant,
Aviation, Ft. Worth, Texas.
George H. Fair, Ordnance Corps,
Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
Ray F. Fehrh, 48th Pld, 4 C-3rd
C. Paul C. Dahl, 43rd Pld, Artillery,
Camp Funnell
Eugene R. Ferguson, Corporal
137th Inf., Co. G, Camp Doniphan.
37th Inf, Co. G, Camp Doniphal
John L, Fogerty, Aviation.
Iray J. Folks, Second Lleutenan
Inf. Camp Funston.
inf., Camp Funktion.
Austin Frost, Truck Co. 6, 115th Sup-
Adult Floor, Track Cd., Hair Train,
Trainship, San Diego, Cal.
Hugh A. Garvie, First Lieutenant
Aviation France.
Norruth D, Graham, Aviation.
Glen Gray, Battery F, 2nd Reg. K, N.
Chas G. Hart, Co. M., 137th Inf.
Camp Donnahan
Camp Dopham.
Robert W. Hemphill, Second Lieu.
teen'k, Muffler, Camp Finka,
Homer J. Henderson, 119th Kansas
Homer J. Henderson, 110th Kansas Engineer, Ft. Stil,
Lynn Hershey, Medical Reserve
Leaguer
Richard L. Hill, Co. A. 110th Eng.
25th Division, Caucasus, Donbashan
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Hobart Holt, Engineering Co., Camp Deniphan.
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John O. Kirtland, First Lieutenant,
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Adrian H. Lindsay, Second Lieutenant,
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Charles S. Kubik, First Lieutenant,
Ambulance C 103, 133, 134 Division
Jack C. Lanning, Co. H, 137th Inf,
Camp Doniphan.
Leroy Marshall, 23rd Engineers Camp Moade, Md.
Thomas G. Laney.
Field Arthritis, Camp Dump
Albert S. Ktemp, Navy.
Ray B. Mason, Co. A., 110th Eng.
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Barl B. Miner, Co.M, 137th Inf.
Camp Doniah.
L. B. Clintine, Radio Signal Service,
S. A. Mecormac, Mechanics Meate
John McIntyre, 110th Eng., Camp Donubhan.
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Lucius J. Perkins, Battery B. 1307
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Clarence Puckett, Field Artillery,
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Alan Park, Captain.
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Darrell Durham
Harold Reed, Coast Artillery,
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Ira T. Pintch, Co. H. 137th Inf.
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Roland O. Rubble, 110th Engineers,
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Chester E. Russell, 110 Engineers,
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