APRIL 1,1019.
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
By The Way
Alpha Chi Omega announces the pledging of Theresa Crouse of Arkansas City.
Miss Alberta Corbin, adviser of women will entertain Wednesday afternoon with a tea in honor of Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Noble Prentis, and Mrs. Strong.
Ensign John D. Murphy, F19, visited at the Phi Kappa house Monday "Mick" enlisted August 12, and received his commission at Pelham Bay, New York, last Saturday. He expects to return to school next September and will enroll in the School of Law.
Mrs. Harriet Wright of Washington, national president of Mu Phi Epsilon, is visiting at the local chapter house. She has been in Kansas City installing a new chapter in Horner institute.
Alpha Xi Delta will entertain their patronesses with an informal dinner at the chapter house tomorrow evening.
Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Mary Govier A. B'17, to Lieut. William Ainsworth, on April 4.
Mrs. Kennedy of Fort Scott is visiting her daughter Julia Kennedy c'19, at the Kappa house.
Lois Allison and Betty Morrison, of Topeka were guests of Lila Martin at the Gamma Phi Beta house, Sunday.
Acaciu will call at the Sigma Kappa house Wednesday from 7 to 8.
Miss Mary Louise Kirkpatrick of Topeka visited Ramona Kirkpatrick c'20, Saturday and Sunday.
The new and old W.Y.C.A. Cabinets gave their annual house party Saturday and Sunday at a large farm home near Vinkland.
Laura Jenkins and Elsie Grant were initiated Alpha Delta Pi Sunday afternoon.
George Montgomery, a former student, and now on the Kansas City Star spent Sunday in Lawrence visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Arline Barteldes announce the birth of a daughter, Monday March 31. Mrs. Barteldes was formerly Miss Josephine Martin a student in the University and a member of Kappa Alpha Theta. Mr. Barteldes is a former law student and member of Kpi Kappa Psi.
Miss Armena Rumberger c'23, is ill and unable to attend classes.
Sigma Chi will give a steak roast,
Friday evening.
Winifred Allen of Wichita spent the week end at the Pi Phi house.
Lorette Chapman c20, and Frances Jones c22, of Kansas City have reentered school this quarter.
Florence Butler, c19, entertained a few guests with a house party over the week end.
"William," cried the astonished lady, "what on earth are you doing standing before the mirror making those dreadful faces?"
"Well, my dear," replied her husband, "I am to receive a presentation at our club meeting tonight, and I am not supposed to know anything about it. I'm practising a look of intense surprise!"—Tit-Bits.
Drink the universal water, acreated, distilled. McNish, Phone 198. —Adv.
Sassafras bark is one of the best spring tonics. Get some today at Rankins Drug Store--Adv.
Students are the same as fighters—Need sugar or candy to give them energy. Chocolates are at the head of the list. Try our own make—Wiedemanns.—Adv.
There are two things that we all want—the new Memorial High School and —Johnstons Chocolates—Rankins Drug Store. -Adv.
Dr. Albright, Chiropractor, 1027 Mass. Office phone 1531. Res. 1769. —Adv.
K. U. Men Visit University Union Graduate and Former Students Register at Offices in Paris, in London,and in Rome
More than seventy graduates and former students of the University of Kansas visited the rooms of the American University Union in Paris, London, and Rome, between December 11 and February 22, according to lists sent The Daily Kansan by the secretary of the Union. The University Union maintains headquarters in the three cities where university men register and meet their friends. The Kansas list follows:
| Year | Number of Friends |
| :--- | :--- |
| 0 | February 22, 1919 |
(From January 9 to February 22, 1919).
Name Class Rank Address
Baer, Milton D. 11 2nd Lt. Air service.
Bell, Milton A. 18 Lt. 72nd Artillery C. A. C.
Berger, Homer H. 11 Sergt. Hosp. Center Limoges, APO No. 753
Buckley, Delmer M. 12 1st Lt. Dental Corps, 7th Eng. Hdqrs, 5th Div. APO No. 745.
Butler, William L. 12 1st Lt. Home address: 3600 Madison Ave. Kansas City, MO.
Carson, Cale W., jr. 15 Major 2nd Army, APO No. 784.
Cobb, Wm. R. 17 1st Lt. 19th Fld. Art.
Crooker, Arthur C. 08 Pvt. 314th Field Signal BN, Co. B. APO No. 761
Davenport, Ross 18 2nd Lt. 28th Inf. 1st Div.
Flinn, John P. 17 1st Lt. 28th Infantry.
Goldman, Max 17 1st Lt. Base Hospital No. 83.
Hamilton, John W. 17 1st Lt. 20th Infantry, APO No. 749.
Herman, Ralph S. 16 C. A. c attached to A. S. S. C. Car American Express Co. Paris.
Hunter, Earl W. 15 2nd Lt. 543rd Engrs. APO No. 784.
Irwin, Harold M. 18 Corp. M. C. Base Hosp. No. 753
Ise, Frank H. 18 80th Lt. Art, 7th Bde. APO No. 779
Jacobs, Joseph 89 Major C. A. c attached to A. S. S. C. Car American Express Co. Paris.
Lanlett, Herbert R. 18 Sergt. Iv. Co. 355rd Int. 89 Division.
Luke, I. A. 14 Capt. 10th Fld. A.F. APO No. 740.
Miller, Myron C. 13-14 1st B. M. 354th Int. APO No. 761.
Miller, Rolla W. 15 Capt. Chem. Warfare Serv. APO No. 918.
Mundell, W. N. 14 Capt. 356th Amb. APO No. 761.
Nesselrod, C. C. Major Base Hospital No. 16.
Pramore, Roy C. 18 Corp. Motor Truck Co. 414 APO No. 712.
Parent, Frank D. 10 Chem. Service Section, APO No. 711.
Parmeles, P. R. 09 Capt. Chem. Service Section, APO No. 712.
Pearson, John T. 18 2nd Lt. 500 Aero Squadr. APO No. 725.
Pedrope, Pat 18 1st Lt. Hq. 35th Div. APO No. 743 A.
Perry, Edward Q. 14 Lt. % Mrs. Add Q. Perry, 24 "The Devon Topeka, Kansas.
Rogers, James B. 16 Sergt. Base Hosp. No. 30. APO No. 723.
Sanders, Clarence E. 07 Lt. U. S. N.
Shaperd, Barnay Pvt. Co."E" 104th Eng. APO No. 765.
Sproull, Cargill 17 2nd Lt. Air Service. APO No. 717.
Sproull, W. C. 18 2nd Lt. Air Service. APO No. 717.
Stuckey, Geo. H. 12 Capt. 305th M. S. T. APO No. 756.
Wawter, Will E. 11 Capt. Engrs. A. G. Gas Serv. APO No. 75
Waddington, Charles V. 12 2nd Lt. Motor Trans. Corps, M.R.S. 302 AP no. 772.
Walden, Forest C. 12 1st Lt. Sig. Corps 412 Tel. Bn. Co."D".
Weissenborn, Walter 12 Lt. 342nd Field NT. APO No. 761.
Whitten, W. G. 16 Capt. 6th Engrs. Co."E" APO No. 740.
Young, Yssel Y. 18 1st Lt. 35rd Fld. Art. Bde. 740.
(From December 11 to January 9, 1919).
Name Class Rank Address
Bailey, T. M. 19 Cap. 64th Inf. M.C.
Benton, W. M. 18 1st Lt. 117th Inf. 3rd Corps Schools.
Inf., weapons School. AO 786.
ONCE A BANQUET HALL—NOW A MUCH OVERCROWDED LIBRARY
now includes the Woman's Rest room and the small class room to the north. There was no librarian who gave her whole time to the work until Miss Watson, assistant librarian for nine years, was elected head librarian in 1887.
Soon after this the books were moved to the north end of Fraser Hall, and the library comprised what is now the registrar's rooms on the east side of the hall, and the extension department on the west side. This was the arrangement until Spoonce
Library was built.
Smutetz was the first librarian of this section.
The second story of Spooner Library was used at first for banquets and other gatherings of the sort, and was the scene of several Commencement dinners. It could hold about five hundred people. The two small rooms of the west were used as kitchens and courses were served from each one.
Later the upper story was used by the art department as a painting and drawing room. In 1903, it became the history and sociology library. Miss
Spooner Library was built in 1894 with money given to the University by William B. Spooner of Boston, Mass., an uncle of Frank H. Snow, former Chancellor of the university, Mr. Spooner* $75,000 and Mr. Spooner* used for the library, and $15,000 for the Chancellor's home.
Before the erection of Spooner Library, the University had no library building. The books which the University owned were kept in a room at the south end of Fraser Hall which
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About 8,000 books comprised the library when it was moved to the north end of Fraser Hall. There were 20,000 books when Spooner Library was built. At present there are 126,000 books. The Board of Administration decides what part of the state appropriation shall go to the library. This sum is divided among the heads of the departments of the University, who decide what books shall be put in the library.
Brownlee, Harold J. ... 13 Capt.
Carson, Paull ... 11 Capt.
Cline, Neil F. ... 16 2nd Lt. APO 710.
Curran, John E. ... 16 1st Lt. APO 702, Hotel de la mer-terrance, Paris.
Foulks, J. C. ... 04 1st Lt. Am. Red Cross.
Goodwin, Harold W. ... 20 Pvt.
Hall, Ross E. ... 11 Capt.
Hammer, W. E. ... 12 1st Lt. F.A.
Hartshorn, Obart V. ... 20 1st Lt. 130 M. G. Bn.
Herman, R. C. ... 16 1st Lt. C.A.C. Attached A.S.A.S.P.C.2
Herriot, James H. ... 17 2nd Lt. Air Service APO 730.
Hoadlye, Herbert E. ... 12 2nd Lt. Air Service
Holland, Frank D. ...
Lansing, Jack C. ... 19 2nd Lt. Air Service, APO 733.
Larimore, Ogivie M. ... 17 2nd Lt. F.A. 81st Division.
La Rue, J. E. ... 14 1st Lt. 111th Engrs. APO 796.
Lenix, J. H. ... 12 2nd Lt. Coast Art, Corps APO 730.
Madden, John C. ... 14 1st Lt. 355th Inf.
Michener, John M. ... 16 Pvt. Field Hosp. Co. 353, 314th Sanitary Train, APO 761.
Murphey, George R. ... 14 2nd Lt. C.A.C. 62nd Art. APO 911.
O'Donnell, H. H. C. ... 13 1st Lt. Base Hospital 38.
Perry, Edward G. ... 14 1st Lt. 105 F. A. Battery E.
Poindeter, Early W. ... 18 1st Lt. 135th Aero Sqdn.
Rouck, Floyd O. ... 18 Sergt. B. H. 85, APO 702.
Smith, D. John ... 18 M. En. Co. E, Engr. Cand, School, APO 714.
Waddington, C. V. ... 12 2nd Lt. Motor Transp. Corps APO 772.
Ward, Roscoe C. ... 17 1st Lt. Med. Corps APO 713.
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