MAY 17.1918.
Frosh Women "Blew"
In Bad Third Inning
And Sophs Won, 26-11
Many Errors Made in First Game of Women's Baseball Series
ball Series
The sophomores defeated the freshmen, 36 to 11, in the first game of the women's baseball series yesterday afternoon near Robinson Gymnasium. The score at the end of the second inning was 6-5, with the freshmen in the lead, but the entire team went to pieces in the next inning and allowed the sophomores to run up their score.
their score.
The work of the freshmen line-up was inferior to the showing it has made in practice recently. Both teams made many errors, but the sophomores were best in team work. H. Bender, catcher, and R. Dively, pitcher, did good work for the sophomores. M. Watson was the star of the fresh team and starred at the bat.
The junior-senior game scheduled for this afternoon, has been postponed on account of the Kansas-Nebraska track meet, until Monday at 4
The line-up:
The fine up.
Freshmen. Sophomores.
M. Smith.p, h D. Rivety, p.
H. Olson,c. H. Bender, c.
M. Testernman, 1b. D. Trant, 1b.
M. Wasson, 2b. E. Allen, 2b.
H. Carlan, 3b. H. Hammet, 3b.
L. Larig, 18s. P. Sterling, 18s.
R. Neal, 28s. M. Tudor, 28s.
C. McUllogh, rf. C. Goffin, rf.
M. Orunel, f.
Umpires, Swartz and Fearing.
By the Way
Sphinx, freshman fraternity, will give its farewell dance tonight in Eckle's Hall from 9 to 1 o'clock. Dave Sights and a four-piece orchestra will play. Lewis Oswald, chairman of the social committee, has promised some unique programs and unique dances.
A regular varsity dance will be given tonight at F. A. U. Hall. Haley at the piano and three other pieces will play. It will probably be the last Varsity of the year.
Arch Garvin, c21, has withdrawn from the University. He has been called in the draft and will report at Camp Funston the latter part of the month.
Marie Buchanan, c'18, and Eugenia Curry, c'18, went to Ozawkie Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Francis Elden of Palo Alto, Cal., announce the birth of a daughter, Betty Jane. Mrs. Elden was formerly Bess Murphy, A. B. '16. She is a member of Alpha Chi Omega and Mr. Elden is a Phi Alpha Delt.
Virgil March, c21, of Neodesha has withdrawn from the University, and will report soon for service at Jefferson Barracks. Mo.
Mu Phi Epsilon will entertain wit its annual mothers day dinner Sur day, May 19.
El Ateneo will give a pince a picne
Woodland Park, Thursday, May 23.
Emily Ferris, c'19, went to Kansas City Thursday night with her father, M. A. L. Ferris, who is on his way to New York to enter the Y. M. service overseas. Miss Ferris will remain in Kansas City to attend National Conference of Social Workers.
Beaulh Armstrong, Margaret McGrath, Florence Knott, Ida and Irma Burnett attended commencement exercises at Linwood Thursday night.
Hale Cook, a former K. U. man and a member of Pi Upilson, has arrived safely in France, according to word received at the Pi U house.
Miss May Miner of Salina will come to Lawrence today to be the guest of Muriel Brownlee, c20, at the Gamma Phi Beta house.
Maurine Clark, c'19, will go to Topeka today to spend the week-end with friends.
Achoth announces the initiation of Marvel Holloway, of Lawrence, and Elizabeth Gaddis, of McCune.
$60 To Red Cross By Oread
$60 To Red Cross
Students of Cora Dolbeer High School have given $60 to the Red Cross this spring. Several plays were given by the students at the Little Theater and were repeated at Number 6 school house. Pop corn was made and sold. The work was under the direction of Cora Dolbeer, supervisee of English.
Additional Names For K. U. Honor Roll
Earl McCandiand, Paris Island, N.C.
Lewis Rau, Bombay, India.
Lewis Rau, Dombay, India.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
1820) manhattan, Memphis, Teen.
1829) Kent, U. S.; medical
women's college, Fiance.
Simmons, Shore, Moore, Schoenberg,
Benjamin Frost, Woodward, coded
flying corpse, Memphis, Tenn.
Murray, James, medical
british Army,
John Eitmy, Moore, forestry service,
Minert, airlift, cadet
Harry Nelson, assistant,
Levine withdrawn, Lieutenant,
Maureen Donphon, Donphon.
china gun co. Corp, Dongpham.
serve. Warren, Newman, Engl.
Engl.
ieering Reserve Corp.
Alvin Newton, Sergeant, Camp Fun-
eral
lawrence Maple Olas, 180th Ann.
Boston, Mass. J. E. Foindexfer, Liatonnent, 150th
Ann. Boston, Mass.
AC Constant, Porter, Segment, Inf., Co.
I. nt. B, H. inf. Clamp Grief
M. inf. Chloride
Fred Prebble, Co. 8, 102,
Camp Donphan.
Patterson, Second
Corps, France.
Fred Prebble. Co.M, 137th Inf.
Camp Itany, March Patterson, Second
Lieutenant, Inf.
Leiuten, Inf.
Frank Parker,
Y. M. C. A., Camp
Funston.
Clement Arthur Parker, First Leu-
cester. ppt.
tenman, Inf.
Joseph, Michael Ryan, Second Leu-
tory, art curtility.
Albert Mortimer Root,
Joseph Glenmon Reed, navy, Camp
tenant, const artillery,
Albert Mortimer Root.
DAVY. (
Perry, Great Lakes Co. M, 137th Int., Camp Dumpham.
Camp Doniphan.
Ross Shepard, aviation
Date.
Rose Shoup, 1494, Detachment 216th
Eng. Camn, 1493, K. Carr, 1538,
Eng. Corporal, Co. K. 3354
Inf., Camp Funston.
Howard M, Randall, Captain, 110th
Armoury 13 Edgar Fighter, First Trench
Mortar, Second Trench, Mortar,
C. Reid, Sergeant, Infantry,
C. Reid, Sergeant, Infantry,
army.
Archie Bitter, Machine Gun Co.
Camp Doniphan.
Camp Doniphan,
Frank Royce, Lieutenant, regular
Arthur Spalding, de-
Paul H. Suter, deLouetten, 164th
Finton, Fonston
13th Inf., Camp Donlih,
Richardson, Camp Donlihan
v. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V.
Depot Brickt, Scott. First Lieutenant,
John B. Sharp, 110th
John B. Sharp, 110th
John
Ammunition Train, Fort Still,
P. Stover, Major, M. P., Ft. Still.
P. Stover, Major, M. P., Ft. Still.
Lute P. Steyer, Major, M. P. Ft. Still,
Machine, Bump Camp, Cypress, N.C.
Machine, Bump Camp, Cypress, N.C.
John D. Shreve.
R. J. Snate, Eng. reserve corps.
L. R. Snate.
geant. Ordnance Department, Downey
Mass. G. Schenck, Med. reserve corps.
Lawrence.
August M. Schrawer, First Ser-
tent, Department, Lowell,
Massachusetts
F. G. Schenkel, MD, Residency
James A. Simpson, navy
Jane Med.
James A. Simpson, BAVY
James A. Simpson, ROSSEC, 23TH MEDICAL CORP
Howard Smith, aviation.
Philip Sprot, Sergeant. Field Artil-
her.
J. Heap
John L. Smith, Engineer Co., Fort
Hill.
eenth solution.
Rudolph S. Birkle, Corporal, Battery,
Jack O. Spencer, aviation, signal
Jack O. Spencer, aviation, signal
E. G. Tuttle, aviation.
Chester Thomas, engraver, 139th
army, and Doniphan.
Amphibian University of Texas
Thomas, Co. C, 3154h Field
Signal, D. Truesel, apprentice seas-
chers
Signal Bldg, Camp Travis, Texas.
Hall Signal School, Hall 7, Reg. Camp
Signal School, Hall 7, Reg. Camp
main, Signal School, 7th Reg., Camp
Perry, College of Law. B. 1302 Inf. Ft.
Regional Baton, L. B. 1302 Inf. Ft.
[B]oss Taylor, Co. B, 138 Inf., Ft.
Sill, W. J. Thompson, Quartzstone
[SII]
Bill K. H. Thompson, Quartermaster
Dep. Barrack B. F. Greatks Laval
Naval Academy
HIRFY Frank Thompson, Second
Division, 128th Hospital,
Dix Teton Conference, 128th
Unit, Eagle River Medical
Institute.
Fort Riley
University
Florida Tucker, Ordnance De-
partment
Bentley University,
Urbiauw, Engineering Deserve.
Bernhard B. Uhla, Medical Reserve
Basedale.
doblebase, Van Dellir, Sergent, 318th F.
A. F. Hdq, Coi, 29th Division, Camp
CROW, J. Van Cleef, First Lieutenant
Guy M. Vincent, Co. B, 110th Field
Signal Bat, Camp B, 85th
Jack H. Jackson, Sergeant, Ordin-
tary, East Alton, Ill.
Robert W. Watson, Eng. Corps,
Robert K. Witters, 13th Inf., Hqd.
Robert K. Witters, 13th Inf., Hqd.
Co. Camp
Lockwood, Lieutenant, 333rd
I, Co. C camp Funston.
Charles Watson, Ft. Sill
Joseph, C. Wilson, Captain, Inf.
Jeffrey
Camp Funeral Guard. First Lieutenant, naval medical reserve.
Orinil P. W., medical reserve
Ivan L. W., medical reserve
J. Woodward, First Lieutenant
and, Troen K,
Walsh, aviation.
Eugene Paul Weigand, Camp Fun-
France, P. Wilhelm, Major, Ordnance Dep., Springfield Armory, Springfield,
France
R. W. Thomsonas, Battery B. 1890th
Aviation. Camp Doniphan.
E. L. Armstrong, Serggeant, Co. C.
110th Field Sig. Bat, Camp.Camp.
Herbert D. Thomasson,
46th Aero Squadron A. S. S. C.
Charles J. Painter, Corporal,
termaster Corps, regular army. El-
mirant Corps.
George J. Woodward, First Lieutenant, Trench 134. William W. Walsh, Aviation.
J. Train, Pattison, Sergeant
apply JR 105, 60s, C219, EF-
F.
gear, Car
19th Engineers, Camp
11th Engineers, Car
Moto
Edwin L. Ames, Corporal, Hoq, Co.
3341f H  A. Camp Pike, Ark.
U.S. Air Force, Lieutenant,
Paso, Tex
Tessia J. M. Chapple, Chief Electricalian
in Pl. Loma, Calif.
E, Camp Doniphan, okla.
S, Medical Center, emt.
Ambulance Co. 352, 3434 Sanitary,
Trainer
man, bavv, OFF, FJF, 136th F., A. Battery,
Dunhill, Donahan, DKA.
Saitimu Chappeli, Machine Gun Co.
Ayubatlu Chappeli, Machine Gun Co.
Avellil Biomont Cludai, Cable Chose-
Avellil Biomont Cludai, Cable Chose-
Walter Chenaui Hospital, Leptomenon
Curtis B. Hosierte, Leptomenon
Curta B. Hosierte, Leptomenon
$14,000
Salt G. Fuente
$6,000
H. Fehnerbach,
Ambulance Sec-
curetory, Brownsville,
Pa.
Clyde W. Dillon, Co. A., 119th Eng.
Camp Donnell, Ft.
Kansas Cavalry,
Cavalry.
Kenneth E. Gibbett, Co. C. 16th
Bald Hat, Signal Corps, 41st Division
Sydney N. Hasselton Corporpt, 2715
Burnett Rd., Bayside, NY 11304
Lyman L. Jackson, signal corp,
New York, NY 10022
State University, Upham,
Ohio. Dr.
Frank Kempner, Smith Co., Do. 160th
Sex School, California, Calif.
Pont, N. Y.
E. R. Kerans, apprentice seaman,
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FRENCH, Grosse, Lieutenant, France,
Walter Chenault Hornaday, Iceland
Frank P. Mandewille,
Bachelor, Co. A., 110th Eng. Ft.
Sul Oklah
183th Machine Gun Battalion, Hazelton, Corporal, 3t2rd Acoquadron, probably France. Cpl
Curti
13rd Machine Gun Batt. France.
Navey H. Nazelle, Corporal, 372nd
Frank F. Maret, Engineer, France.
Harold E. Nottingham, Chief Mechanic,
Battery B, 1830 F. A., Camp Donjiam,
France.
O. Koehler, Castaño, Ponce-
nard, S. Its, Sharma, L. Kelly,
Finn, A. Antonio, T. Kelly,
Finn
C. S. Loper, Capitol
University, Austin, Texas.
School of
Dance Aerobics, Austin, Texas.
Francis Q, Wilson, Leutenant, aviation, France
dying.
Joseph C. Kovank, Leutenant, West
2. San Antonio, Tex.
3. Lloyd M. Young, Sergeant, Ammuni
4. Lloyd M. Young, Sergeant, Ammuni
C. B. B., Sneezy, Lieutenant-colonel
Signal Corps, Camp Meade, Md.
Howard启蒙, comp. Funston.
Joseph Read, navy. Great Lakes.
Joe McNutt.
Hopeless
tion Train, France.
K. E. Welsh, Lieutenant, France.
Lloyd J. Davy, navy
4.10.1974. Warbey, Ireland.
"And now," said the teacher who had been discussing the different institutions of higher learning before the high school class, "which do you prefer, Mr. Jones, Williams or Colgate?"
M. Jones, who had been hibernating,
"Colgate gives the better lather."—Woop Garoo.
Flash: My love for you is like that rose in your hair, fresh, tender, and—
A BRAIT TELL ME
He: "Have you ever seen anything in the moon which reminded you of a man?"
A TRAIT IN COMMON
Elmer's chocolates in boxes of different sizes—give them for graduation The Candy Shop-Adv.
She: "Oh, yes, when it was full, I have."-Bronx Transcript.
Hats that please at the special sale at Ackerman's Hat Shop (over Bell's.)—Adv.
A box of Elmer's chocolates will be appropriate for a graduation gift— The Candy Shop-Adv.
Flo: Artificial.—Brunonian.
Our milk chocolates with ice cream are not only refreshing but have a high food value. Give Elmer's chocolates for graduation. The Candy Shop—Adv.
Spring is here!—so are the new fabrics for Spring Suits.
SCHULZ The TAILOR
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The Gift Shop Offers the Largest Assortment of Appropriate Gifts for Graduation
A. Marks & Son
735 Massachusetts St.
The Original Marks Jewelry Store
A Collection of the Newest Coat Styles
Smartly modeled from high grade spring coatings, navys, tans, grays and light wool mixtures—in the lot are all sizes from 16 to 42 and earlier priced at $18.50 to $35.00 On Saturday at One-Fourth LESS.
SPRING SUITS, SPRING COATS
At Special Price Reductions
THE SUITS. Clever College Styles that become small women are well represented in the range which includes Serges, Poplins, Tricotines, Wool Jerseyse, and Delp1 Cloths, Navys, French Blues, Tans, Clays, Grays and Rookie.
14 Suits, Sale Price ... $16.75
1 at $18.50; 1 at $19.75; 14 at $21.75; 7 at $23.75
1 at $18.50; 1 at $19.75; 14 at $21.75; 7 at $23.75
11 Cust. Shipments $19.75
11 Suits, Sale Price ... $19.75
4 at $50.00 2 at $67.55 5 at $27.50
12 Suits, Sale Price ... $23.75
6 at $29.75, 4 at $22.50; 2 at $35.00
8 Suits, Sale Price $29.75
at 27.57; 2 at $40.00; 3 at $42.50; 1 at $45.00
2 Suits at $57.50, Sale Price...$39.75
Inves. Bulline Hackman
Hats on special sale this week at Ackerman's Hat Shop (over Beil)'s this week.—Adv.
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Get your summer hat at Ackerman's Hat Shop (over Bell's) before going home.—Adv.
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1025 Mass. St.
Typewriter Supplies, Stationery
University. Supplies
University Supplies Agent for CORONA typewriter
Prestige WALTHAM MOVEMENT Accuracy
Look for Drummer Boy Striking the Unbreakable Glass Illustration Inside Cover of "Kha'k" Box.
Always sold in this box. Avoid imitations by securing the "Khaki" Box. Individual numbers of movement are marked on every box.
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"The Watch in the Trenches"
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which explains why there are barrels of discarded watches at the front, that are out of commission and cannot be repaired.
Every man in the service wants the watch that will stand by him through thick and thin. "D-D" Khakis Watch has prevailed its solemnity by standing at the front. Its every feature is important.
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Barrells of discarded watches which are unfit for military service.
Simple, one-piece clap. Strap
overs hand over a shoulder,
and dropped when putting on.
Leaves no loose
strap, end to catch in alvea.
"No Fuss" Strap
"Cravenette" Finished Webbing
Sold by Leading Watch Dealers
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We have built up a reputation for stylish, up-to-the-minute models in men and women's footwear through our constant touch with the Eastern style centers.
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We simply mention "style" as an attribute to quality—there is no extra charge placed on the shape or the trim of the shoes we carry—the charge is wholly in the dependable material in the shoe and the high class workmanship that produced it!
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YOU can pay your biggest expense—Board by working only a few hours a day. We need several students to help us and you will not only be paying the biggest expense of your education but also patriotically conserving. Call in person at
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