FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1924
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Twelve Counsellors Will Aid Dr. Tittle in Religious Week
Group Comes From Iowa
Where Similar Week
Is Now Being
Conducted
"In addition to Dr. Ernest F. Title, there will be on the campus, for Religious week, twelve experienced counselors on religious issues who have been employed by different church boards of education because of their ability and the training they have had in the vocational, ecclesiastical, moral and moral problems," said Shults.
and moral probs.
The group of workers will come from the Iowa State University, where they are now aiding in conducting a religious week program, similar to the one that is to be conducted here.
Trained in Vocatatum Guidance "All these men and women are University graduates, and a majority of them have kept连续学习 in touch with students and student institutions since their graduation. Several have done work among students in foreign lands, and are thus especially fitted to advise students at the university of work abroad of some of work whatever, after their graduation.
ter 'her pants'
"Several," especially trained in
vocation guidance and can render
valuable support to any man or woman
nacking to choose a vocation in accordance with his or her capability
and abilities," said Shultz.
Students May Have Interviews
Students May Have Interviews
The time of these workers, while they are on the job, has been divided into periods of 20 minutes each by the interview committee, for special interviews. Students deal personal interviews with any desired works shown at the Y. M. C. A. office, room 123, Fraser hall.
Among the twelve workers coming are Gilbert Lovell, a graduate of Yale University, who has spent 15 years in missionary work in India and Artery B. Lovell, a graduate of the Moros in the Philippine islands. Ms Margaret Lewis is traveling secretary, student committee, woman's board of home missions, school Greenbough social secretary work at the Great Lakes naval training station, during the war.
Women Swim March 11
Entries Must Sign Up Before
Noon, March 10
University women who intend
center in the women's individual
swimming meet must sign up on the
bulletin board in the gymnasium or
leave their names at the office of
the women's department of physical
education by Monday room 1025.
The meet will be held March 11,
2014. No admission will be charged,
and all women are invited to attend.
The individual meet last year was won by May Alice Walker, ex-20 Steve Alley. In the 5th round, the championship field is clear from former winners.
To the woman scoring the highest number of points 100 W. A. A. points will be awarded: 50 points for first and 25 points for third. Five points are allowed for first place in each event, then for second and on to the final four events.
The shoes for the back: Mrs Ruth Howe, Miss Margaret Barto and a third person to be selected. The events will be an follow-up 40-yard side, 50-yard side, dividing stole-stroke for form plunge, 2-lengths free, 3-length free, breast-stroke for form, and 50-yard back.
Jayhawk Staff Choose Soon Nominations for 'the offices of editor and manager of next year's Jayhawk will be considered individually on each week, in cases of who wish to be considered should be turned in at once to the chairman of the committee, or to another member of the committee. Choice will be made on the basis of merit and experience, and the committee will be asked to receive information about matters regarding each candidate.
Caches to Referee Games
Two University of Kansas basketball coaches will officiate at out-of-town contests this week end. Dr. Jason Holmes, a former University, will referee a basketball game at Benton high school in St. Joseph tonight. John Rum, freshman coach, will officiate at the university tournament today and Saturday.
Religious Week Program to Start Tuesday Night
"The sale of tickets for the dinner at the Common Tuesday night, as the opening number of the religious week program, is progressing nicely," said Ted Shultz, Y. M. C. A. secretary, this morning. The dinner will remain on until Saturday noon. Already that no more will be reserved at the dinner will be reserved only for the number to which tickets have been sold.
Tickets may be obtained at either the Y. M. C. A. office, at room 121, Fraser, or at the Y. W. C. A. office. Dr. Ernest F. Tittle, of Northwestern University, will be the principal speaker of the evening.
Nu Sigma Nu's Defeat P.A.D.'s in Semi-Finals of Court Tournament
Two Medical Frats Will Mee Next Week to Determine Championship
A hotly contested game marked by brilliant shooting from difficult angles was played Wednesday night when the Nsu Signa Nu medical fraternity quintet defeated the Alpha Delta team to the medley of 16 to 14 in the semi-finals the professional pan-hellenic league.
league.
The media played the first five games in whitehill style, leading the laws to 5 to 1, but the lawyers rallied at and at the end of the first halt the score stood 10 to 9 in their favor. The second half opened with a score of 32 to 31 and the medians soon gained their old form and by the outstanding guarding of Barnett and the shooting of Hollingworth from difficult angles, won the game, the final score being 16 to 14 was the outstanding player for the season.
The Nu Sigs will play the Phi Beta Pi's for the championship of the professional pan-hellenic league next week.
The lineup:
Nu Siegna Nu
Hollingsworth
Johston
Stahl
Knager
Barnett
Phi Alpha Delta
F Huber
F Hallett
C Wunsch
G Top
G Lemon
Loring Here for Recitals
Well Know Musician to Appear in Three Programs
Harold A. Loring, well known educator and lecturer will give three lecture-recitals on Monday, March 0 at 10:45 n. m., 8:45 n. m. and 8:15 n. the Lawrenze Memorial High School Auditorium.
Mr. Loring was appointed by President Roosevelt to visit the Indian tribes and record their legends and music for the United States government. His programs are accounts and folklore, with illustrations on the piano. He will be assisted in his illustrations by a Sioux Indian.
JUST BEFORE the concert, Thursday, Mar. 6, a package containing a not-book, some stationery, and letters addressed to the owner, were placed on the table. Finder please call 629 White after 7 p. m.
Play Deadline Extended
March 12 Is Final Date for Acceptance of Copy
"Because a number of students who are writing a play for the senior play contest, were unable to finish by the old date debrief, whis was February 29, the play committee has extended the deadline time to Wednesday, March 12," said Wolf, chiefman of the committee.
Acceptance of C
By extending the date to March 12, it enables everyone to finish his story and it enables it in turn to the Anderson. Anderson said of public speaking, he said.
STETSON HATS Styled for young men
meet the $80 prize will be given for the play selected by the judges, who were appointed at the last meeting of the committee on March 3.
Sierma Nu announces initiation of the following men: Ferris Evans, Conway Serrine; Henry Baker, Kansas City; Hugh W. Engel, Engel; Liberal; Allen Buckley, Kansas City; Arch West, Lawrence; Francis Crawn, Paola; John D. Engle, Abilene; Oscar Carr, Concordan; Conradie Stewart, Wellington; Harrison Johnson, Independence; Kansas; Maurice Ricks, Ton
The man who buys a Stetson because of its style later discovers the long wearing qualities which make Stetson the choice of well dressed men—everywhere.
Sigma Nu Initiates
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K. U. Dames initiate Sixteen
The K. U. Dames had an initiation
at Westminster hall Wednesday,
and the following people became
members: Mrs. M. Dames, H. M. Dixon,
J. F. M., Mrs. M. H. M. Dixon,
J. F. M., T. N. Therburg, Mrs. Ryland
Petty, Mrs. McClallan, Mrs. G. B.
Patrick, Mrs. M. W. Baker, Mrs. R.
J. Chandler, Mrs. I. J. Macbush, R.
J. Chandler, Mrs. I. J. Macbush,
W. Chleyberg, Mrs. M. Keim-
king, E. Tucker, Mrs. P. Frey, Mrs. C. C. Hampshire, Mrs. Wm. Robinson
Bethany Circle Exec Officers
Bethany Circle held election of officers its regular meeting Tuesday
were elected: President, Grace
were elected: President, Grace
Young, c'25; c25; vice-president, Helen Martin, c'25; treasurer, Kate Wagon, c'26; alumni secretary, Helen Shaw, c'24; recording secretary, Rhen Ensign, c'25; corresponding secretary, Ethel Bowel, c'27.
The Jay Jane organization will hold regular meeting in the women's rest room, central Administration, 4:30 p. m., Monday, March 10.
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A Five Dollar meal ticket lasts a week
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