UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PRESS CLUB WILL EAT,
DRINK, SAY FAREWELL
Newspaper Men Celebrate To night at Lee's, Sans Women, Sans Conventions
The Press Club of the University will give its farewell Gridiron Banquet tonight when the members will be roasted in true journalistic fashion. The party will gather at Lee's College Inn at 6 o'clock, and will enter the banqueting hall when Fred Rigby's watch strikes the hour of 6:10. Here a table will be set for thirty newspaper pages; paper tableled papers; paper napkin dishes, dishes, and column-rule knives. Various other surprises are promised that will serve to make the Kansan staff feel at home.
Either U. L. McCall, manager of the Kansas City Associated Press, or his assistant, Charles Allen will make the feature talk of the evening. Any of the journalists who feel they have something to say and who have had their names mentioned this year may be permitted to talk by the other members if they promise to limit themselves to one minute.
The menu of eats will contain all the usual items with many unusual delicacies, such as coffee with cream, pickles, and bread with butter. All the standard varieties of smokes will be lavishly displayed in tin cups around the table, and you can number up to two, but only one Hand Made is allowed to each guest that pays fifty cents.
For the last week a bizarre and striking poster, the work of the staff artist, has been hanging on the Kansan bulletin board gradually acquiring signatures of reporters and editors who will attend the farewell love-feast. Among those so republished are Mr. Zucker, his linetype operator, who may be persuaded to speak on "Black Face Copy" and Dad Westfall, our handsome pressman, who will tell some of the secrets of "Feeding the Press."
Ground-Darrough
BY THE WAY—
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ground, of Kansas City, announce the engagement of their daughter, Maud, to Mr. Rialdo Allen Darrighur.
Mr. Darrough graduated from the School of Law with the class of 1909, and is a member of the Sigma Alpha Enslon fraternity.
Founders' Day
Phi Chi, medical fraternity, will celebrate its third annual founders' day with a banquet tonight at six: 10:30 p.m. Dr. B. M. Allen, of the department of biology, will be toastmaster. Toasts will be given by Dr. W. J. Burgmattner, Dr. O. O. Stoland, Jay Bauer, Dr. H. Dewey, and Fred B. Pickerel.
Sociology Club
The last meeting of the Sociology Club was held yesterday afternoon at four-thirty o'clock in Administration Building. The following officers were elected for next year: Edwin Price, president; Larry Kinsler; Alta Brownies, chairman of program committee; and Clara Pittman, secretary.
Freshmen Begin Memorial
The memorial fund for the class of 1920 will be collected from the freshmen Thursday and Friday. Tags will be sold for twenty-five cents each, the regular annual assessment. Earl McKinney is chairman of the committee in charge of the collection of the fund.
WANT ADS
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FOR SALE—Laundry route by a senior. Price reasonable. E. J. Goppert. Bell phone 957. 155-5
WANTED - By summer student with mother, furnished house on the Hill, to care for during summer. Referral Address A, care of Kansan. 158-4*
FOR SALE OR RENT-8-room house at 1417 Ky. St. Come and see it. Bell 1428W. 158-5
All students who are candidates for the University Teachers' Diploma or for the State Elementary Certificate at commencement time must fill out a Registration form in the school of Education office, Fraser 119, before Thursday, May 24.
Football practice will be held every night until the end of the semester, including quiz week. All players re-arrange from 5 to 6 o'clock. Coach Olcott
University Women's association will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank Strong at three o'clock Tuesday afternoon, May 29, to make comfort kits for Co.M. All women of the organization are urged to attend.
KANSAS COLLEGE HEADS TO MEET IN TOPEKA, MAY 28
Chancellor Frank Strong, who is president of the Association of Kansas Colleges, has called a meeting of the Association in Topeka, May 28, to discuss co-operation of the institutions of higher education of the state in national war service. Eighteen students from the college including denominational colleges, the three state normals, the agricultural college and the University.
At a recent meeting of the Association of state universities with the National Council of Defense, in Washington, Doctor Strong was named one of the most successful students to work out an efficient plan of university co-operation with the government. On the committee are Dr. E. J. James, University of Illinois; Dr. Charles R. Van Hise, University of Michigan; Dr. Warren H. University of Missouri; Dr. W. A. Jessup, Iowa State University; Doctor Strong.
UNIVERSITY GRADUATES RECORD SENIOR CLASS
Degrees Will Be Conferred on 466 Men and Women June 6
The names of 466 students, practically all Kansans, are contained in the provisional list of 1917 graduates from Kansas. The commencement week for this class and that of the Graduate School will start June 3 and will end with the commencement exercises, June 6, when William Jennings Bryan will
The roster of the graduating class of 1917 follows;
Rachel of Arts
Lydia L. Almworthy, Lyons
Gordon A. Alliney, Kansas City
Thysa N. Amos, Milwaukee
Anne M. Armstrong, Lawrence
Mabel Anderson, Lawrence
Lyle N. Anderson, Partridge
Lawrence D. Dorothy L. Angevine, Lawrence
Lawrence A. Angevine, Lawrence
Annette H. Ashton, Lawrence
Klinson M. Lawrence
Ralph M. Bunzfeld, Ford
Charles E. Baysinger, Hartford
Edward E. Bennett, Stafford
Edward E. Bennett, Stafford
Dorothy E. Biglow, Lawrence
City of Abigail C. Bizby, McPherson
Dorothy, Miller, Topeka
Forest J. Miler, Saunders
Forest M. Manute
Harry C. Mitchell, Kansas City
John C. Mittleman, Anson
C. M老鼠, Ogawa
Helen Moore, Hutchinson
Warren Myers, Hutchinson
John M. McClanahan, Miltonville
Harry E. Mctessy, Great Bend
Ethel A. McTessy, Great Bend
Morton H. McKenan, Lawrence
Mary E. McKinney, Iola
Mary E. McKinney, McCherson
Naroll Noll, Rancher
Louise L. Ransom, Lawrence
John D. Pace, Parsons
Chester T. Paterno, Galena
M. Tatterne, Victoria
Hubert W. Paul, Blue Raphael
Henry S. Pogus, Hutchinson
Mabel Perry, Kansas City, Mo.
Artemesia Powell, Tyro
Walter L. Ransom, Lawrence
Dana L. Ransom, Lawrence
Veda E. Rankin, Poison
Lawrence
Anna C. Rearek, Aurora Mo
Jane E. Ireeces, Dodge City
Oildeer River, Kansas City
James F. Rogers, Abilene
James E. Rogers, Abilene
James E. Rogers, Abilene
Zelina A. Ross, Sterling
Louis H. Russell, Amarillo, Texas
Rachel E. Sankee, Lawrence
Maura E. Sankee, City, Mo.
Iva E. Scott, Solomon
Mary Sharpless, Alchison
Mary Sharpless, Wichita
Cora J. Shinn, Channie
Silverwalt N. Skhourup, Colony
Erwin-Louise Smith, Weilda
Irene Smith, Holt, Mo.
Layla Lawson, Lawrence
Dena Soller, Washington
Dora E. Spark, Lawrence
Lawrence
St. Satterle, Minnesota
Wanda D. Stetter, Woodbine
Wanda D. Stetter, Woodbine
Mary I. Stevenson, Poool
Mary I. Stevenson, Poool
Elva L. Stoll, Lone Elm
Lacea M. Storks, Bonnie Springs
Evans C. Swanson, McPherson
Carl Swanson, McPherson
Edith H. Thomas, Lawrence
Joese M. Trinkle, Mesiz, Ariz
Elizabeth L. Ullrich, Lawrence
黛拉 M. Upton, Rosedale
Angela U. Utermann, Lawrence
Mary T. Utermann, Lawrence
Amy G. Van Horn, Lawrence
Joseph L. Weiss, Edward M. West, Nickerson
Irina L. Wilkinti, Lawrence
Lola M. Lilkin, Olathe
Edna M. Willmann, Boston
Edna M. Willmann, Boston
James E. Volfe, Kingman
Medical College
Houghton S. Albaugh, Topeka
Miyon M. Brown, Hutchinson
Williams, Fresno
Harvey O. Daniel, Rosedale
Clinton C. Fuller, Peenboy
Gusman K. Kaufman, Roy D. Grayon, Oaklsaoc
Gusman M. Hardy, Alcoona
Guessin W. Faulkner, Wood FAils
Lee Vernie Hill, Osborne
Hobbs W. Howden, St. Joseph, Mo.
Sherwin W. Meyer, Lawrence S. Nelson, Iola
Elmer Nixon, City City
Earl C. Donnelly, Elworth
Earl C. Padgett, Greenleaf
William S. Spier, Lawrence
William S. Spier, Lawrence
Engineering School
Deane E. Ackers, Abilleen E. Boman, Topeka Joseph E. Bean, Minneapolis Willard A. Burton, Prescott Lawrence E. Deamold, Lawrence E. DeAmold, Topek Elton E. Easterday, Augusta Jeffrey McEney Jo O. Gumola, Poocha Chavency J. Hill, Cawker City John McIntyre, Topeks Stannis W. Orton, Lawrence Lowell Lee Rush, Lawrence Lowell Lee Rush, Lawrence Lowell Lee Rush, Lawrence Lowell Lee Rush, Lawrence Lowell Lee Rush, Lawrence Lowell Lee Rush, Lawrence Lowell Lee Rush, Lawrence Lowell Lee Rush, Lawrence Lowell Lee Rush, Lawrence Lowell Lee Rush, Lawrence
Electrical Engineering
Harold W. Arlin, Carthage, Mo.
Archie R. Burt, Burl Mound
Arthur G. Clark, Linden
Alfred F. Vorsayle, Doolby Clig
Norman M. Foster, Ellsworth
John P. Ferris, Lawrence
Clarence J. Griffith, Lawrence
James E. Koch, Vista Schiller Kruse, Lawrence
Mary J. Morton, Atchison
Honore A. McCarthy,
Gail A. Smith, Great Bend
Mechanical Engineering
Barnette O, Bower, Mound City
Park, D. C.
Charles W, Hagenbuch, K, C, Mo.
Thomas C, Lanne, Erwin,
J. P.
Andrew T. Beckey, Cherryville
Fred W. Campbell, Kansas City, Mo.
Fred E. Bell, Kansas City, Mass.
Carl L. Johnson, Topeka
Walter A. Goldman, Lawrence
Walter A. Goldman, Lawrence
Donald H. Lefrere, Jackson
Emil C. Lefreve, Canay
Architectural Engineering
Curt Hill, Brandon, Kansas City, Mo.
Walter Bennett, Kansas City, Mo.
Charlie H. Chase, Emporia
F henry C. J. Cannon, Springfield, Mass.
Henry C. J. Cannon, Springfield, Mass.
Carl O. Anderson, Roseale
Homer Cote, Weir
Sherwin F. Kelly, New York City
Carol J. Wakenhp, Salma.
Mechanical Engineering
Mining Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Architectural Engineering
Eugene L. Rolfs, Lawrence
Bachelor of Laws
Bachelor of Laws
ivan A. Allen, Washington
Hilary W. Purus, Pennsylvania
Clifford W. Bawning, Michigan
E. C. Barba, Bacotan, LaUnion, P.
William M. Beall, Grantville
William M. Beall, Grantville
Neubert D. Bannett, Newton
Portland, Washington
Lievelwyn J. Bond, Washington
Lievelwyn J. Bond, Washington
Joseae P. Bradley, Kansas City
Alen H. Burch, Carthage, Mo.
John P. Flinn, Chanute
Halkeo I. Craig, Independence
Jeffrey J. Craig, Independence
Kenneth C. Dodderidge, White City
Lee M. Egan, Kansas City, Mo.
Allen H. Burch, Carthaga, Mo.
John P. Flinn, Chanute
Halkeo I. Craig, Independence
Joseae P. Bradley, Kansas City
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Bachelor of Music
Una L. Allen, Muscatah
K. K. Washburn, To-to
K. K. Murray, Mary
Grace A. Bell, Lawrence
Baker L. Boehler, Solomon
M. K. Mills, Howard
Temple D. Gruer, Lawrence
Lois Libiby, Altamont
Dorie E. Lockett, Wichita
Eugene S. Perry, Wichita
Buganea S. Perry, Wichita
Mary Prier, Lawrence
Pauline S. Sedan,
Mary Prier, Lawrence
Teacher's Certificate in Violin
Clarence R. Messick, Topeka
Certificate in Public School Music
Helen A. Bocker, Solomon
Mina R. Crainfield, Holmes
Mo. Margaret M. DeForest, Lawrence
M. Margaret M. DeForest, Lawrence
Messick, Topeka
Helen Warden, Warner
Edna M. Davin, Chanute
Bachelor School of Pharmacy
Frank L. Chinery, Lawrence
Elbert L. Treese, Centerville
Pharmaceutical Chemist
Eugene B. Cook, Cherryvale
Renward W, Kampert, Seneca
Graduate in Pharmacy
Joyce E. Brown, Logan
Paul J. Cooney, Hoslington
Oliver E. Diller, Lawrence
Howard E. Warren
Edgar T. Foster, Colony
Louis A. Griffith, Scott City
James M. Harrison, Lawrence
James M. Stevens, Center
Doctor of Medicine
Watie M. Alberty, Westville, Okla.
Linda H. Barker, Greenwich, CT.
Wilbur A. Baker, Holton
Horace R. Boone, Highland
Mary Ellen Lawrence,
Arthur C. Claus, Lawrence
Herbert R. Coleman, Rosedale
Amanda A. Karp, Rosedale
Rx L. Diveley, Colorado Spcs, Coo-
boy H. Edouston, Americus
Baker
Daniel Petersen, Atlanta
Daniel Petersen, Atlanta
Claudie R. Riley, Dodge City
Raymonds, Swinney, Rosedale
Evelyn Vernon, City
Lee H. Wallendorf, Kansas City, Me
William O. Whitaker, Klowa
Certificate for Graduate Nurse
Certificate for Graduate Nurse
Rita A. Green, Independence, Mo.
Mollie W. Kaiser, City, Mo.
Lotha Leary, Zearing, Ia.
Cotinne E. Markley, Minnapolis
Hannah E. Mecoy, Roger, Osaka
Nina M. White, Bartleville, Okla.
Mina M. White, Bartleville, Okla.
Bachelor of Science in Education
Christine B. Freak, Lawrence
Catherine J. Sackler,
Velma E. Shelley, Iola
Mary L. Smith, Lawrence
Gerald D. Lawrence
Initiates
Theta Sigma Phi, journalism sorority, will hold initiation Thursday afternoon. The initiates are Miss Kate Stephens, and Mrs. Don Hancock, both heriors, and Mary Smith, Marjorie Roby, and Mary Burton, active members.
After initiation a dinner will be had at Bricken's Cafe. Miss Stephens and Mrs. Carlos will give toasts.
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Wm. Fox Presents
JUNE CAPRICE
IN
"A Small Town Girl" Story by John G. Adolfi and Adrian Johnson
WEDNESDAY — DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in "The Matrimaniac" (Return engagement) Also a 2-reel O. HENRY Story
Ban on Riley News
An order issued Friday at the Fort Riley Officers' Reserve training camp prohibits the writing of news letters by those enrolled for training for the Reserve Corps. This will prevent the Kansan from publishing news from K. U. students regarding camp life, will be put on sole tomorrow morn-
Another Man to K. C. Star Another K. U. man will work for the Kansas City Star. This time it is Norman Greer, c'18, who left the
University at the close of the first semester to work on the Topeka State Journal. Greer will commence work in the Star June 1.
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Your "K" Book
The Kansan very seldom holds a "closing out" sale but you will agree with us we have a real bargain for you this time.
We have ten bound volumes of last year's Kansan that we do not need. If you were in school last year you know this beats a K book a thousand ways. If you hurry you can get one for
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