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The Christian Bible Chair
MYERS HALL
Arthur Braden,
Ph. D., Dean
The following courses are offered free to all University students:
8. The Ethics of Jesus
1. The Life and Teaching of Jesus.
3. The Ethics of Jesus.
4. The History of Missions.
6. Elementary Hebrew.
5. The Church and Social Problems.
Enroll immediately so that you may get full benefit of the classes.
Mr. Braden may be seen at Myers Hall for personal consultation.
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BUT FOURTEEN WOMEN L.D.'S
School of Law Sends Out But Few Graduates—But One Tried
Practicing
Fourteen degrees have been conferred upon women by the School of Law in the University. But one woman, however, has undertaken actual practice and she was forced to discontinue her work because of deafness. She was hired as a teacher Brown, of the class of 1891. She practiced in Holton, Kansas, for a short time, but when afflicted, moved to Berkeley, California, where she has since lived. Another graduate, Miss Elizabeth Casey, of the class of 1910, became a law peka, but Dean Green is unable to verify the information.
Four women graduates are residents of Lawrence; two live in Topeka and the remaining seven are scattered in nearly every part of the state. A senior class last year was a woman, but none have enrolled this semester
Tales Out o' School
There have never been more than two women in a graduating law class, and in most instances the women were alone in their respective classes.
The following compose the alumnae of the School of Law: Mrs. Ella White, Berkley, Cal.; Mrs. May Phillips, Lawrence; Anna May Beverage, Amarillo, Tex.; Mrs. Albert Bennett, Isaia; Oakid Nillson Keeler, Marion; Cora Kirby Sellards, (location unknown); Margaret Elizabeth Casey, Topeka; Wade Shelton, Lawyer; Willey Clark; Sadie Cleland, Lawrence; Mrs. Ida Lou Martin, Topika; Sadie Walmer, Merriam; Kathine Margaret Calloway, Greenleaf and Winona I. McCaskrie, who lives in Chanute.
FROM PIG PEN TO LAB OF CHEMICALS
To elevate jimson from its present function as a shade for pigs to a help in the present drug famine is one of the self-appointed tasks of Dean L. E. Sayre of the School of Pharmacy and Prof. L. D. Havenhill.
Pharmics Raise Jimson
Prof. L. D. Havenhill is making arrangements to carry on some extensive test of the weed and will soon be prepared to make a report on his investigations.
After careful investigation Dean L. E. Sayre has become convinced that jimson weed can, to a large measure, substitute the imported drug. Its chemical properties are almost identical and its abundance in this country makes its use very practical.
In a recent address delivered by Dean Sayre before the American Pharmaceutical Society, he told of recent investigations of the jimpson weed and its chemical resemblance to belladonna. He also produced product very extensively used in the United States. Because of its many uses an attempt was made a few years ago to grow belladonna in California. Some of the plants were sent to the University of Kansas for analysis and the pharmacists found them up to the average strength. In order to confirm the experiment at that time and the chemists of the United States are now facing belladonna famine.
have a date for that night.
Senior boy: "Will you give me a date for next Friday night and the Friday night following?"
Deeit, Thy Name is Woman!
Freshman woman (over phone)
"Yes, I see it."
"Okay, I'm ready."
Send the Daily Kansan home.
Freshman girl: "I'm sorry, but I have dates then too.
Her roommate says that she didn't have any dates at all.
Green and Lavender.
Green and Lavender.
It seems that those lavender pajamas which took part in the nightshirt parade belonged to a sophomore. The freshman inside of them was placed there by sophomores who considered him a fitting occupant for the garments.
Grim Wit From the Faculty
A professor on the Hill encouraged his class the other morning by informing them that his former classes had liked his course so well that they almost without exception took it two or more times.
Thus Does Age Destroy.
North College was at one time considered one of the most beautiful buildings in the west.
Our Women Say This? Two women students were talking about their Spanish grammar. One asked what she thought about Span-言 and what he thought about what Sheman didn't forget to mention when he was talking about war."
Hard Luck. Harry.
Last week Harry Wilson bought a three gallon jug of apple cider and set it in away in his room to await time for 10 to harden sufficiently so that it would be fit to drink. A few days later Harry went to the closet to sample his cider. The jug was now. Now Harry is out with a big club.
He'll Find Us Harmless
Gordon B. Thompson, the new student pastor of the First Methodist church, was on the Hill yesterday getting acquainted.
Mr. Thompson has never acted as a student pastor before and he debated a long time before accepting the position in Lawrence.
A Case of Efficiency.
Every night the postman takes the Kanssan down to the postoffice. One of the papers is addressed to a professor in the Medic Building on the floor above the Kanssan office. The next morning the postman delivers it back to the subscriber in the Medic Building.
Wait I'll He Gets Her
The team's package of cigarettes town in pieces. Adams street calls forth the suggestion that they were found in a young man's pocket by a young lady. After a conference with men and women of the journalism classes around the Kan. city, a woman who young man allowed a young woman to go through his pockets, she ought to find a package of cigarettes.
Might Catch 'Em Napping It may be necessary for Prof. W. C. Stevens, who gives an illustrated stereoptic lecture each morning in an 8 o'clock botany class, to keep a "Big Ben." Several students, taking advantage of the darkness of the recitation room during the lecture, are getting in the habit of taking "forty winks" while the professor discusses the subject of bryophytes.
Dr. James Naismith is pulling off a cruel joke on the men who use the shower baths in the Gym. The fauci'd not "do?" don't give that kind of water.
This Shows How You May Vote at Home
Grim Wit.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen.
Two sophomore women brought their bathing suits to Gym the other day and couldn't get in. So they hid them in a tin can near by. On coming back an hour later, they found the trash can empty and their bathing suits gone.
Thanks.
J. J. Varner, mayor of Iola, Kansas, visited the University last week and had this to say as he watched the students going to and from the different buildings: "I'll tell you it was really important." American when he gets up here and sees such a representative body of fine young men and women."
With the election drawing near many University students wish to know how they can vote for the men in their home county. Through the operation of the "Absent Voter Law" a student may, by making affavit that he is a resident of a county and desires to vote that county ticket, get a blank county ticket from the clerk's office which he can fill out as he sees fit. These tickets are mailed to the county clerk of his county.
ONE HUNDRED FIFTY ENTER
UNIVERSITY PREP SCHOOL
One hundred and fifty students are enrolled in Oread high school, according to Principal H. W. Nutt. Fifty of this enrollment are University students who are making up high school deficiencies, while fifty more are engaged in regular high school work. The remainder of the enrollment is served by a private school work for neither high school or University credit.
Directory to Printer
A faculty of thirty members directs the classes, which for the most part, meet.
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