MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1925
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE FIVE
Seating Arrangements of the Enlarged K. U. Stadium
Dr. Sherbon Names
List of Examiners
For Eugenics Exhibit
Experts Will Assist in Making Fitter Families Contest Successful
Director of examiners, Dr. Sarah Stephenson, Topeka.
The staff for examining families and young adults at the fifth annual Fitter Families Contact to be held in the Eugene Building at the Kansas Free Fair Sept. 14-18 was announced Saturday by Dr. Florence Brown Shepherd of the University of Kansas, renamed superintendent, as follows:
Medical examiners for women, Dr. Lauren Richmond, Richmond; Hutchinson; Dr. Malahia Prouse, State Tuberculosis association; Dr. Caroline Jarderga, DR.
Medical examiners for men; Dr Earl Brown, State Board of Health and staff of Tonek physicians.
Psychological examiner: Dr. E, R Wood, State Teachers' College, Emory.
Peniatric examiner: Dr. Paul Bell
Iman, Topeka.
Psychiatric examiner: Dr. Archi
bae Brier; Topeka.
Structural examiner for men: Dr James Naismith, University of Kan-
anas.
Structural examiner for women Dr. Mrs.H.A.Rice, Lawrence.
Clinical pathologist; Clara Nigg University of Kansas.
Eye, ear, nose and throat: Dr. W.
T. Walker, and staff of Topeka spec-
tacles.
Dental examiner; Dr. C, M. Merts and staff of Topeka dentists.
Health advisor, Jane Dabba, R. N.
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Eugenie and health exhibit, Dr. Wm. Goldsmith, southwestern college, Winfried; Dr. B., K. E. Nichua, Kansas State Agricultural College, Manhattan; Dr. H, H. Lane, University of Kansas.
Eugenic historian, Dr. F. W. Blackmar. University of Kansas.
Sponsoring organizations: Monday,
W, C, T. U. of Topeka; Tuesday, A,
A, U. W. of Topeka; Wednesday,
Clive Department, Topeka City
Federation; Thursday, Topeka League of
School Boys; F., T. U. A.
Council of Topeka
Hostess committee; Mrs, James Whipple, Toppea; Mrs, Con Buck, Mrs, C. J. Evans,
"Registration are coming in well," said Dr. Sherbon, "and everything points to the most satisfactory fair in the history of the Eugenie department. Six other state and regional fairs are also examining human stock this fall and a number of other states are considering the Eugenie projects."
Places Commencement Speakers
During May and June, 1925, the
University forumphed speakers for
commencement. The university
invited services to 60 high schools
in the state. Precisely all of these
engagements were filled by members
of the University faculty, although
more than 80 percent of recognized
ability were secured.
In cooperation with the School of Business and the local chamber of commerce, the University Extension Division conducted Merchants' Short Courses at Hutchinson and Salina during the week of February 16, and at Dodge City during the week of March 23. A total of 788 merchants
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In addition to these Short Courses, Merchant's Institute programs ranging in length from two to five days were held in: Chapman, Lawrence, Hermington, Hollington, Scott City, Omaha, and Portsmouth. Eskima Otowa, and Fort Scott.
and salespeople from those cities and other points in the state attended.
Since the initial program, the K. U. Radio Night, Dec. 15, 1924, and continuing through commencement exercise June 8, 1925, the University of Kansas broadcasting station has broadened 202 separate programs,
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