JANUARY 16.1918
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Chemical Society Seeks Exemption for Students
Will Ask War Department For Ruling Allowing Men To Graduate
The only step to keep chemical students in the University up to the present time has been the order allowing chemical engineers to enlist in the Engineers' Reserve Corp. This ruling includes all students enrolled in engineering courses and was not intended to deal exclusively with chemists.
Because of the scarcity of chemistry students, especially in the junior and senior classes, in many colleges and universities, a movement is on foot under the direction of the American Chemical Society to obtain some ruling from the Secretary of War allowing junior and senior chemistry students to continue college work up to graduation. The scarcity of chemists promises to become a more serious proposition later.
The enrollment in some chemistry courses at the University has increased while in others, enrollment has remained normal, according to instructors of the department. Chemistry I shows a decrease over the enrollment last year. In more advanced courses students enrolled seem to be exerting all efforts possible to remain in the University.
No official effort has yet been made at the University to secure permission allowing students to remain in school. If students in chemistry now enrolled in colleges and universities in the United States were allowed to complete their courses it would mean many hundred chemists added to the fighting forces in the next three or four years, it is said.
University Has 496 Former Students In Service (Continued from page 1)
Fred M. Deardorff, U. S. Army, Camp Funston.
Chas, E. David, Hospital Corps, U, S Naval Training Station, San Francisco William Draper, Medical Corps 127th Inf. Command Doniphan
Lewis DeForest, Branty:
Bruce DeGroat, 139th Engineers.
Bruce Diberville
E. K. Dewey, Officers Reserve
Ed. E. Dolecek, Hospital, Co. D 2 Great Lakes, III.
Charles Drake, Aviation.
Rex Diveley, First Lieutenant X-Ray School, Kansas City.
E. H. Dittmar, Second Lieutenant.
Barry Division, First Lieutenant.
ment, 137th Inf. Donpom Diphon.
E. L. Dressler, Corporal, Hospita
sistant Surgeon, Navy,
William Draper, Medical Depart-
t
Cope, P.
Paili, L. Dryden, Co. B., 110th Eng. Engineer,
*Camp Donnihan*.
E. L. Dresslar, Corporal, Hospital Corps, Camp Donphan.
Paul M. Drake, First Lieutenant, Assistant Surgeon, Navy.
Earle Leroy Durbin.
Louis C. Duncan, Lieutenant-Colonel
Medical Corps, 31st Division, Macon
John A. Dykes, First Lieutenant, Co.
A 5560 Iff, Camp Funken.
Clarence Earnest, Army. Charles G. Easton, Navy.
--camp ponderhack
Andrew J. Groft, 23rd Engineers
No. 42.
James R. Ebnether, Hospital Corp.
N.Y.C.
Great Lake, N.Y.
Raymond Ebner, Naval Training School, Great Lakes.
Charles W, Ebnother, Medical Corps,
No. 42, Paris Island, S.C.
Willoughby F. ELLworth, Co. M.
1724th Icf, Camp Doniphan.
J. R. EINERT, First Becthelman,
Surgeon, Base Hospital No. 28.
Ek, Edl
Herman Engle, Medical Dept., 137th Inf. Camp Doniphan.
John E. Ellerton
Ross A. Merger, Hospital Corps, Unit
1750 St. John's Medical Forces III
Summer Everingham, Medical Corps
Surgeon, Emergency Department,
surgical surgeon, U. S. N. R. F., Naval
Raymond A. Fagan, Aviation, Ran-toul, Ill.
Otte D. Fair, 353rd Inf., Medical
Dead, Camun Funston.
Walter Faris, Second Lieutenant,
Infantry, Pt. Leavenworth.
F. M. Farwell, Expert Aid, Bureau of Yards and Docks, Navy Dept. Wash-
Roy Flynn, First Lieutenant, 110th Engineer, Co. A, Camp Doniphan.
Clifford L. Firestone, Second Lieutenant, Provisional Guard, Captain, Army.
Robert A. Fisher, First Lieutenant,
1600th Engineers, Camp Wheeler, Ma-
Frank Fischer, Second Lieutenant,
137th Inf. Camp Doniphan.
Wilbur Fisher, Second Lieutenant,
I. M. Fitch, Floor Clerk Pershing's
James Earl Fitzpatrick, Co. 7, P. T.
St. Sharon-Duke. III.
Norman Foster, Supply Sergeant,
H headquarters Co. 553d inF, Camp
Campbell
R. J. Ray. Foukien, Lieutenant, 137th Ai-
tury, Camp Cody, Dening, N. M.
Wylie H. Forbes, Aviation.
Samuel Fortar, Arms.
Ucell Francisco, Medical Dept., 137th Int., Camp Doniphan.
Russell M. Flightatrick, Base Hase
Hospital No. 28. Hospital Reserve Corps.
New York, NY
Albert Carl Foulk, Squadron B, Aviation, Wright Field, Dayton, O.
Paul E. Flagg, FI, STU.
H. T. Fleeson, Second Lieutenant.
Orthopedic Hepat, Aberdeen, Scotland.
Orthub. A. Hepat, O. C., Kansas Engn.
Hospital, Chicago.
Ernest Freiemann, 16th Reg. Eng. C,
O. D. Railway) U.C. S军队 A, E.F.
E
Medica Field Artillery, Corporal, Battery B,
1854th FIELD Artillery, Camp Doniphan
Josee J. Fleming, Sergeant, Arsenal,
Medical Department, Rock Island, IA.
16th Depot Brigade, Fund Funton.
James L. Galle, Radio Dept. Navy.
Earle R. Furgas, Medical Reserve.
Joe E. Gattskill, Second Lieutenant,
Joe E. Gattskill, Second Lieutenant,
Ernest E. Gates, Sergeant, Medical Dept, Post Hospital, Ft Leawnorth Leon Gibbens, Second Lieutenant, 20th Inf., Ft Douglas, Utah
Jack Prost, Ammunition Train, California.
Ralph Fritts, Aviation.
Charles Edward Gillill, Army,
Battalion Charge, Nine O'Clock
C. Carleton Glasscock, Navy, Co. E,
Second Regiment Camp Dewey, Great
W. C. Gould, First Lieutenant, Inf.
Ft. Orgelhorne, Ga.
Ira Ghoeen, Sergeant, Field Hospital
 corps, 135th, 110 Sanitary Train, 35th
Louis B. Gloyne, Medical, Rosedale Kansas.
Joseph E. Goddard, Marines, N.C.
Ira Gohne Sergeant, Field Hospital
Terrons Goranellock, Captain, Second
officers Training Camp, Ft. Sheridan,
Roy Graham, Band, Camp Funston.
J. E. Griensen, Sergeant, 72nd Aero
Crew.
Charles H. Griess, Lieutenant, 350th Inf., Ft. Riley.
Clarence Lee Griffith, Co. M, 137th Inf., Camp Doniphan.
Paul R. Greever, First Lieutenant,
11th Trich Tortor Mortor, Battery, Camp
J. H. Griffith, Sergeant, Co. A, 121st Inf.
Lt., Larger, Houston, Tex.
Inf. Comp Logan, Houston, Tex.
Clarence E. Grimes, Great Laker
James B. Grinstead, Co M, 137th Inf.
'ann. Donbain.
S. M. Haag, Officers Training Camp, Inf.
Chas. A. Haines, Co. M, 137th Inf.
Clyne Dashman
Milford W. Hale, Co, M, 137th Inf.
Cama Dobhan.
Camp Doniphan,
Ross E. Hall, Coast Artillery.
Ross E. Hall, Coast Artillery.
Olad Hamilton, Major. Ft. Stil.
I. Hammond, Sergeant, Co. 1
3524 I. Regiment, Camp Funston.
Harry D. Harper, Commissary Dept
A. E. F. Force.
E. L. Harebarger, Engineering Reseer
J. P. Hart, Navy
Arthur Harvey, Training Camp.
Charles W. Haverkamp, Major
Army Surgeon, Medical Department
Infortry, Camp Taylor, and Levtutfire,
Infortry, Camp Taylor, and Levtutfire,
K. J. G. Haydon, Medical Corps.
William R. Heath, Aviation School Austin, Tex.
Robert Heizer, Second Lieutenant,
France
Ralph W. Henderson, Sergent, Amb-
bass, 314th Sanitary Train, Camp Kamp
Namibia
Josiah B. Heckert, 2nd Lieutenant,
158th Inf., Camp Kesearny, Santi-
dale
Ralph Herman, Lieutenant, Coast
Artillery, Pt. Constitution, New Castle,
Clarence J. Hill, First Batallion,
110th Engineers, 35th Division, Camp
Lance Hill, Medical Reserve Corps.
O. P. H., Sergeant. 137th Inh.
Cemetery.
Chicago.
Alfred, G. Hill, Quartermaster's
sailors' bill
Mayo D. Heston, D. D. S., Enlisted
Deserters Iowa. Iowa. Iowa.
. observe Carl S. Hicks, Iowa City, Iowa.
Carl S. Hicks, Great Lakes Band,
Hicksonville, NY.
W. C. Head, Major, Officers Reserve.
W. O. Hodges, Co. A, 314th Engineers.
W. M. McIntosh, Jr.,
Harley Holden, Radio Reserve, Chicago
Art Hoffman.
R. L. Hoffman, First Lieutenant,
Unamended No. 29, Gettigburg,
Pennsylvania
C. B. Hostetter, Second Lieutenant,
14 Machinie Grn Co.
FC SIL
Guy Houston, Second Lieut. Officers
Beldighi JM, M., M. B.V. Tak,
James Hammack, M. O. T. C. Section
of NYU.
140 Machine Gun Co.
Victor Householder, First Sergeant.
M. V. Holmes, Engineering Corp.
Cann Doniphan.
Earl W, Hunter, 315th Engineers,
Headquarters Co., Travis, Tex.
Munsey D'B Huffman F, Eny. Bui-
Huntingston, Co. A, Enginen.
Fuill S11.
(Concluded in tomorrow's Kansan.)
Claude Judason Hunt, Army.
Reserve Corps,
Claude Judson Hunt, Army.
By the Way
Helvern-Steveson
The marriage of Miss Pearl Stevenson, of Axell, to Lieutenant Lewis E. Helvern, of Junction City has been announced. Lieutenant Helvern was graduated from the Law School and is now a partner at Fort Sheridan, and is now stationed at Camp Grant, Rockford, II.
Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss Margaret Ferry and Mr. Warner Cory, of Kansas City, to take place January 19, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Perry, in Kansas City.
Mr. Cory is a former student and a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
Botany Club
The Botany Club will meet Wednesday night at 7 o'clock, in Snow Hall. Miss Grace Charles, assistant professor of botany, will talk on "Plants of the Past."
Personal Notes
Elwin Smith, '18, and John Johnson, '19, went to Kansas City yesterday and enlisted in the Radio Corps. They will leave January 25 for the Army. They will receive two Lakes, IL., where they will receive instruction in the radio school.
The following students of the School of Fine Arts went to Kansas City Tuesday night to hear Joseph Hoffman's concert; Aeo Hill, Miriam Merritt, Lorma Rab, Frank Kay, Mrs. Marlene Oosterlief, Thelma Hale, Bernice White.
Dean F. W. Blackmar will go to Topeka Thursday morning to attend the meeting of the State Council of Defense, of which he is a member. He will also attend the War Conference, which begins Thursday afternoon.
Phi Gamma Delta announces the pledging of Don Wilson, c'21, of Atchison.
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DONALD HALL and EMILY STEVENS in a drama of intense interest "ALIAS MRS. JESSOP"
TODAY
Cousins—twins in appearance—but as dif-
ferent in soul as it is possible to be.
Thursday
"JACK AND THE BEANSTALK"
Friday and Saturday
Thursday MARY ANDERSON IN "THE FLAMING OMEN"
A Wonderful Picture
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG IN
VARSITY
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