MQNDAY, SEPT. 28, 1925
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE FIVE
Combined Science Groups to Meet at Holiday Season
Dean Stauffer is Chairman of Arrangements for Mathematical Societies
Dean E. B. Stouffer of the Graduate School and Prof. U. G. Mitchell of the mathematics department, were in Kansas City Tuesday making arrangements for the annual meeting of the American association for the enhancement of Science, which will be held Dec. 26 to Jan. 2 in Kansas City.
Dean Stouffer is chairman of arrangements for the American Mathematical Society and the Mathematics Association of America, both of which organizations hold their meetings at the same time as the Advancement of Science.
Professor Mitchell is the local representative of section A of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and has charge of arrangements for housing delegates and selecting meeting places, arranging banquets, and entertainment of delegates.
Large Attendance Expected
Large Attendance Expected
Dan Stouffer said today that the meetings of this association and affiliated organizations, will attract several thousand of the most distinguished scientists of America.
"The annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Sciences, of which the meetings of the Western division of the American Mathematical Society and the Mathematical Association of America are a part, is by far the largest and most important meeting of scientists to be held in this country. It is also saying that the meeting is the most important of its kind to be held in all the world," Dean Stouffer said.
Yale Man to Speak.
At a general session of the association which will be held the afternoon of Dec. 30, James Pierpont of the Deliveries gives the Bibles, maths, letters, lectures.
The Gibbs lecture is given annually by an eminent American mathematician before the association, and is named in honor of the distinguished American mathematician, J. Willard Gibbs.
Other Societies to Meet
Association Has 16 Sections
Tuesday of the meeting week,
the American Mathematical Society will hold its annual research papers meeting will be heard. Wednesday evening a banquet will be held for everyone interested in mathematics, and Thursday the mathematical Society of America will hold its meetings.
Van Bears no Grudge;
Grouch Is Like Thumb
The American Association for the Advancement of Science is divided into 16 sections for the purpose of covering every phase of scientific thought. They are many scientific and educational organizations affiliated with the Association for the Advancement of Science which will hold their annual meetings in Kansas each time same as the larger organization.
Dean Stouffer said that a larger number of faculty members of the University would avail themselves of the opportunity of attending the meetings during the holidays, as this is the first time that the scientific associations have held a meeting in Kansas City.
Mike, Jumbo and Jack are dead and poor Lizzie has been left a widow. No, this isn't a report on the latest news about her but merely refers to Van's monkeys.
And, by the way, Van isn't mud. Whoever said Van was Mad didn't know. Van's grouch is like his sore thumb; he hasn't any. Now if you see a comperious white rug on Van's cub reporter, "taken in" as this cub reporter was.
There are lots of things to see down at the animal house besides the monkeys. In one room are the dogs, in another the cats, and in still another the rats and guinea pigs. And the season is just beginning. Go down next month and see what Van can do. He will mud a mudbuster seven inches long; that is, he doesn't have the animal, but there is his house, as plain as mud. You will want to get better acquainted with Van, the animal mam.
J. Christy Wilson A. B. 174 has been doing missionary work and teaching in a Presbyterian missionary school for the past six years in Persia. He has recently returned to this country with his daughter, who is in the November issue of the Graduate magazine. He visited the university last June.
Pen and Scroll Deadline on Manuscripts, Oct. 30
Troubles for membership in Pen nana Scroll began Friday. Manuscripts may be stories, essays, book reviews, or any other kind of literature, day by day. The manuscript box has been placed on the first floor of Fraser hall, just under the Pen and Scroll bulletin board. All material must be in by 3pm.
At a meeting Thursday night in the rest room of central Administration building, Adole Weidner was elected sergeant-at-arms, and Miss Pamela Farnsworth the department of English, adviser. "Contrast Study" read a short story.
Lawson and Beamer Get 4,000 Specimens on Summer Journey
K. U. Entomology Head Leads Round-Table at Colorado Conferences
While on a summer trip to Colorado, Pr. P. B. Lawson and Prof. R. H. Beamer added 4,000 new specimens to their entomological collections. While in Colorado they also attended a conference on ontology hold at Pingree Park, 50 miles from Denver. The conference was held the Colorado Agricultural Colereo. From two or three ontology meetings were held daily, from August 17-22 and the rest of the time was spent in collecting and fishing Prof. C. P. Gillez, director of the Agricultural Experiment station a Pt. Collins was chairman of the con-
The meetings were largely in the form of round table discussions, and Doctor Lawson led the round table on statutory Coarseau in Eniton "brew."
Doctor Lawson and Professor Beamer made the trip by automobile, and on the way out visited several nurseries in western Kansas.
Final Inoculations Urged
Many Incomplete Vaccinations Saves Dr. Edmiston
"Have you had your shot today?" There are 89 students who have not had theirs, today or any other day, according to Dr. R. H. Elimination of the University hospital. That is, there are that number who have gone to school. This means the length of time which may elapse between the first and second shots in a typhoid inoculation. Almost everyone one who has taken his second shot has come back for the third one, but approximately one-seventh of the 600 who should have completed taking the vaccine, have failed to do so. At least one begins the inoculation, so that they are over 300 who have yet to finish.
There are only three patients in
the university hospital at the pres-
tence time, but since it opened, two weeks
ago Sunday, 53 bed patients have
been cared for; although no more
patients have ever been there at
one time.
Five surgical operations have been performed, and all have been successful. Twenty thousand eight hundred patients underwent surgical attention have been taken care of.
Salina Wesleyans Get to Classes on Skate
There is at least one college which has a custom University of Kansas students will not copy. The steep approaches to Mt. Oread forbid students the pleasure of roller-skating their way to classes, but it is being done in other places. The Salmon Daily Union comments on the fad;
But it wasn't a skating rink—not by a long way, it was a large group of Salma boys and girls gently rollering their way to Kansas Weayam.
Autor run most economically at about twenty miles an hour, experts say. Speaders are not thinking of economy, but maybe high-pressed gasoline will have a good effect in more reasonable running of motor cars.
Early this morning, a portion of Highland Avenue resembled nothing so much as a first class skating rink, the only difference apparently being the absence of the vicious crowd from the usual source at such places.
We're going to college the cheapest way, explained an athletic-looking youth as he sped past an inquiring driver who veered out of the way.
Just a fail? Maybe so and maybe not.
Devere Allen, A. B. '25, is a geologist with the Field Geologist Red Bank Oil Co. of Wichita Falls, Tex.
On Other Hills
With a picture euphonized, "He forgot to wear his cap," the Kansas State Collegian from the Kansas State Agricultural College vividly portrays how such offenders are treated by the Agile *K* Club, and at the same time reminds first year students that the time for wearing freshman caps begins Saturday, when the college is in consolidation. The price of the "blinke" has been reduced from $1 to 75 cents.
The cefoteria on the campus of the Kansas State Agricultural College is growing this year, according to the Kansas "Colleging." There were approximately one thousand patrons during the first week it opened.
Freemen at the University of Nebraska denoted green caps this week which they will continue to wear until the end of the football season, and again next spring if they fall to defeat the sophomores in the Olympic meet to be held in November.
"The Whirlingbird," University of Oklahoma bimorous publication which fell from the good graces of authorities at Norman last year, has been reinstated this year and is out to make a new start. An editor and business manager will be elected at an early date.
A new athletic stadium is more way at Olin College, Olberlin, Oc, and will be ready for occupancy at the first football game of the season.
Initiation services for freshmen and other new students at the University of Nebraska, completing appropriate curriculum, science and yellows, was held Sept. 24 at the memory building in Lincoln.
Here's an idea for Lawrence clothing merchants. A clothing store at Ibaneh, N, Y, advertises through the Cornell university publication that we teach in this school to Cornell freshman, the management will give a freshman cap.
Members of the senior class at Oberlin College, Oberlin, O, leapt in touch with class activities and the college during the summer through organization at intervals by two interning members of the class.
The Aggies have one intersexational football game this year, and three basketball games outside of the valley. The Purple football team meets Marquette and the basketball team has scheduled games with Notre Dame, Northwestern and Illinois.
Thomas W. Butcher, president of the Kansas State Teachers' College at Emporia, was the winner of a cow milking context held by a Rutty club convention at Ponca City, Okla.
John Phillip Sona, noted band leader, came out in defense of jazz in a concert at Cornell University recently when he played his latest selection, "Jazz America," a melody of American jazz airs.
The Kansas State Teenchoer* College of Pittsburgh recently purchased a new organ for the chapel there, similar to the one bought by the university. The choir is now the Newman theater, Kansas City. The Pittschott school got their organ from a theater in Oklahoma, and he enlarged and improved some what.
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Tryouts for cheerleaders at the University of Oklahoma took place recently. There is an honorary cheerleader and three assistants. Candidates displayed their wares at a meeting of the freeman class, teaching them to give the university yellas.
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School of Engineering Presents Six Degrees
Six Bachelor of Science degrees were voted by the faculty of the School of Engineering last week. This recipients were:
Hurace K, Gilden, e² (industrial), Lawrence; Roy N, Johnston, e² (eivil), Lawrence; James L. Meyer, e² (electrical), Springfield, Mo.; G. V. Ghaskin, e² (mining); Kansas City, Mo.; Cacl Kilnbergon, e² (mining); Tonganoxie; Warren Wymm, e² (mining), Lawrence.
Concert Tickets on Sale Downtown Concert tickets may be obtained this week at the office of the School of Fine Arts, the Round Corner Drug store, or Belt's Music store. The accumulation of mail orders has been disposed of so that all orders the day may now be handled without delay.
Professor Ernest Royce, chief engineer of the State Board of Health, was in jail yesterday making final decisions on a 61% new sequestration plant.
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A complete list of all students and faculty members of the University has been compiled for the annual directory. The material was sent yearly to the printers and it will be digitized. The printed books will be ready for distribution.
J. C. Edwneda A. B.25 has established a law office of his own in Iola.
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