MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1926
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THREE
Faculty Changes Become Effective
(Continued from page 1)
Ensu, J. N.-Aast, Instructor Physiology.
Foster, H. R.-Asst. Instructor 1
Chemistry.
Gray, W. A.-Instructor in Political Science. v.
Greene, Lee S.—Asst. Instructor in
Piano.
Helson, Harry—Asst. Professor of Psychology, Ph. D.
Healthman, Lucy—Asst. Instructor in Bacteriology.
Kent, Paul N., instructor in electrical engineering.
Holmberg, C. O.-Asst. Instructor in Chemistry.
Johnson, S. A.—Asat, Instructor in History.
Huff, H. J.—Professor of Physics Education and truck coach.
Aust, Matthine, instructor in German, Ph. D.
man, F. B.
King, Rafus, assistant instructor in chemistry.
King, S. M., assistant instructor in Psychology.
Latimer, Homer B., professor anatomy.
Leah, Lattice, instructor in English Longworth, Lewis, assistant in instructor in chemistry.
Lawler, Lillian B., instructor
Latin and Greek, Ph. D.
Marsh, Donald C., maternal profesor of sociology.
McNair, George T., assistant instruc tor in sociology.
McAllister, Walter, assistant_in
strctructor in chemistry.
M. McGee, Dean A., assistant instruc
tor in geology.
Merwin, Bruce, assistant instructor in education.
Moeer, Earl L., assistant professor of economics.
Merry, Matthew II., assistant pro-
fessor of guided mechanics.
Monterleff, Alice, assistant profes sor of voice.
Parks, Hagel L., Director, University Commons.
Poland, Dolores, assistant instructor in astronomy.
Ridgon, Frances E., assistant in instructor in Spanish.
Richardson, H. A., instructor in economics.
Rielde, F. Atherton, Ast. professor of education
Sutherlin, Kathryn Janice, associate
professor of voice.
Ramon, G. J., instructor in English Reagan, L. M., nast, instructor in mathematics.
Steele, Harold O., associate professor of physical education and assistant football coach.
Stevens, Helen ", instructor in mathematics.
Stillwell, Marion, Asst. instructor in botany.
Taylor, Edward H., Asst. professor of zoology.
Waggoner, M., W., Asst. instructor in Spanish.
Walton, W. E., Asst. instructor in psychology.
Weimor, J. F., instructor in English
Resignations
Date, Claudia, Instructor in Design
Brown, Kathryn, Instructor in
Beooks, Stanley, Asst. Instructor in Zoology.
Cunningham, H. A., Asst. Prof Education—on leave.
Dorn, Minna, Asst. Prof. Voice,
Dunkelberger, Inex, Asst. Instruc
Zalabar
Forney, Elbie. Asst. Instructor
Zoology.
Giddens, Paul II., Instructor History.
Gonzales, M. R., Instructor, Spanish.
Heron, Wm. T., Asst. Prof., Pay-
Grooming, A. A., Astst. Instructor Chemistry.
Hong, Im D., Instructor in Anat.
Johnson, Inez, Instructor in Education.
Kollerman, F1; x, Instructor in German.
Mann, Delbert M., Asst. Prof.
Sociology.
McClupey, Clara, Asst. Instructor,
Romance Languages.
McClarty, A. D., Instructor, Political Science.
Moody, Dorothy, Instructor in English.
Nigg, Clara, Instructor in Bacteriology.
Perkins, Ruth E., Asst. Instructor.
Romanes, Lanenages.
Ruder, Amy Van Horn, Instructor Home Economics.
Reagan, Charles A., Asst. Instructor Mathematics.
Riner, Edith, Asst. Instructor, Zool
Sternberg, J. W., Associate Profes
ser. Economics.
Ross, Marion E., Instructor, Enelish.
sor, B. Robinson.
Stouffer, E. B., Professor of Math
matics—on leave.
ices—on leave.
Strong, J. D., Asst. Instructor
Chemistry.
Turk, Laurel\H., Asst. Instructor
Spanish.
Winger, George J., Instructor, En
lish.
Weering, F. J., Professor Educ ion—on leave.
Toliefson, A. M., Asst. Professor Political Science.
Wolfe, Kathryn M.. Asst. Instruc Chemistry.
Young, Grace, Asst. Instructor
urnalism.
Rice, R. F., Professor Law- on save.
Promotions
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Beal, George M.—From Instructor to Assistant Professor of Architecture.
Babcock, Wealthy—From Instructor to Assistant Professor of Mathematics.
Ballard, Mark—From Assistant Instructor to Instructor in Physiology
Benson, Ivan—From Instructor to
Professor of Journalism
Benson, Ivan - From Instruction.
Assistant Professor of Journalism.
Black, Florence—From Instructor to Assistant Professor of Mathematics.
Gagliardo, Domenico—From Instructor to Assistant Professor of Economics.
Hatton, Clarn—From Assistant In Instructor to Instructor in Design.
Kent, C. V.-From Associate Professor to Professor of Physics.
Manchech, Philip—From Associate Professor to Professor of Law.
Mattern, Karl—From Instructor to Assistant Professor of Drawing and Painting.
Morrison, Bedlah - From Instruction to Assistant Professor of Psychology Potter, Wilbur F. - From Assistant Teacher in Psychology
Instructor (Instructor) in Psychology.
Spencer, D. H. —From Assistant
Professor to Associate Professor of
Pharmacy.
Storling, C. M.-From Assistant Professor to Associate Professor of pharmacy.
Taft, Robert—From Instructor to Professor of Chemistry.
Towne, Roy—From Instructor to Assistant Professor of French
Ockerblad, A. M.-From Assistant Professor to Associate Professor of Applied Mechanics.
Dent, John A.-From Associate Professor to Professor of Mechanical Engineering.
Smith, R. G. — From Assistant Instructor to Instructor of Mathematics
A book of children's verse has been the best seller among the books of poetry during the school year, Franklin Watson, owner of the Book Nook, which celebrates its first birthday today, celebrated Saturday.
This most popular book is "When We Were Very Young." Many purchase the book under the pretext of sending it to a younger sister, Mr. Watts said. The next most popular book is "Girl Childhood," "Goulmen Prester Blondes," and Miss Nellie Barnes "American Indian Love Lyrics."
The membership of the national A-
sociation of Bank Woman includes six bank presidents, two vice-pres-
ident and three chief cashiers and 15 assistant cashiers.
"One of the surprising things has been the large proportion of books coating $5 or more which have been sold," Mr. Watts said.
Subscription Campaign for University Daily Kansan to Continue
With Saturday's leave the University Daily Kannan began its twenty fourth year as a university paper university daily in the country, university dailies in the country.
Regular Carrier Service to B
Resumed With Thursday
Issue of Paper
To The New Students:
The first few issues of the Kansan will be distributed free on the campus. Regular carrier service will start Thursday, Sept. 16, when the university plans for the semester have been arranged by the circulation department.
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Issue of Paper
The subscription price of the Kansan this year will be the same as last year, $4 a year, which is considerably lower than the average for college papers. The recent surveys of college and university papers shows. The circulation campaign started Saturday morning and will continue through registration week. Subscriptions are being taken by authorized Kansan solicitors.
WANT ADS
"If a Kansan solicitor fails to call, you call at the Kansan office often in the journalism building," said Jeffrey E. Anderson, an information manager, this morning. "We are making an effort to give every one a chance to subcribe now so you can start with the first issue and then use the Hill throughout the year."
DELUXE ART SHOP - better known as Loanns Studio has opened for business, No. 5 W, 14th street. A fresh supply E. K. films always in stock Students photographers for many years. Hearly关心 to all new and old students. Home of the Anamateur, B. E. Loanns, No. 5 W, 14th St.
"Let's go to Bell's" is a good habit to acquire.
The Kansan will be published six days a week, with a Sunday edition. It will carry regular U. P. wire service and Service Service reports in addition to the regular features of journal publish the paper.
"The Kauan is really a necessit to the up-to-the-minute student, a person want to face in the classroom." The Kauan is a sort of barrement of H life, an once a student has read it be wil subtitle for "it every year" the eit
Photographics showing a view of the K. U. campus have been sent to Governor Ben Punlun and to the officers of the board of recitals and the board of judges.
It is said that Robert Louis Stevenson wrote his famous "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" in the short space of seven days.
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