MAY 9, 1918.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Woman's Land Army Met To Discuss Plans Of Future Farm Help
gency
Expect to Fill County Supply of Help in Case of Emer-
Plans for the work to be done by the University Woman's Land Army were made last night when the chairmen of the committees for the different counties in Kansas met with the executive committee of the land army.
WILL CATALOG DEMANDS
executive committee of the army.
"We do not believe it will be possible to train us before we begin the end of school so a large number of women can be placed on farms this summer," said Dr. Ida H. Hyde at the meeting, "but in case of an emergency in your own county you will probably supply the need."
WILL CATALOG DEMANDS
Doctor Hyde said the work until next spring would consist largely in cataloguing the demands for help on the farms, and getting the farmers interested in the organization.
"Here is a way to show the farmers that University women are willing to do practical work on the farms," said Mimie Moody, chairman of the executive committee, "and allyships should be established able he light, next year our organization will be completely ready to sunny the requests for help."
CHANCE TO SHOW PATRIOTISM
One chairman said the women in
their movement were interested
in this movement, and would do
all they could to further it.
"I think we should be very glad to be of assistance to the farmers in our own community," she said, "and I am going to show my patriotism by standing ready so next spring when labor is scarce I can really help."
By the Way
Prof. and Mrs. Grover Loud, and son, D'ArcyLray Miss Towne, Miss Winston, Miss Duffield, Prof. Samuel Catell, Prof. Edward Gage, and Prof. Beaupariant were guests at a dinner given by Prof. and Mrs. E. M. Hopkins Tuesday night.
Sigma Delta Chi Pledges
Mu Phi Epsilon Initiation
Sigma Delta Chi, honorary journal istic fraternity, announces the pledging of M. L. Peek, Wayne Wilson, Flovd Hockenhill, and Luther Hangen.
Mu Phi Epsilon hold initiation Wednesday night for Marian Seelye, of Abilene, and Olive and MaBelle Holloway, of Lawrence.
Marvin Harms, c'20, to Wichita Tuesday to spend a few days with his brother, Herbert Harms, c'20, who will be called for service in the national army. May 10.
Guy Von Schriltz, who was graduated from the School of Law in 1915 in lawrence for the Gun Club shoot, a guest at the Kappa Sigma house.
Delta Sigma Rho Initiatton
Delta Sigma Rho, honorary debating fraternity, will hold initiation Friday for Herman Hangen, Edward Marason, Marian Joriebean, Robert Albach, E. G. Smith, Harold Hall, and Deane Malott.
Lieut. Henry Pegues has arrived safely in France, according to a cablegram received by his parents, who live in Hutchinson. Pegues was graduated last year from the department of journalism, and was an editor of the Kansan. He is a member of Phi Kappa Psi.
Lieut. Joe E. Gaitskill of Camp Funston, visited at the Pi Upsilon house, Wednesday night.
Pi Beta Phi will entertain with its annual mothers' day dinner, Saturday, May 11.
Myra McLaughlin, c'21, will spend the week-end at her home in Paola.
Josephine Martin, A. B. '17, of Kansas City, will be a guest at the Theta house over the week-end.
Ada Dykes, A. B.'17, who is an instructor in expression at K. S. A. C., will be in Lawrence tonight to see the presentation of "Comus." She will be a guest at the Fi Phi house.
Dorothy Miller, A. B'17, who has been visiting at the Kappa Alpha Theta house, has gone to her home in Atchison.
Prof. L. N. Flint of the department of journalism, went to Topeka today on business. He will go from there to Wichita, where he will attend the annual meeting of the Kansas State Editorial Association.
Sigma Kappa will give a dance at Eckle's Hall on Saturday, May 11.
"Shuffle the Kicks," the last big party of the year, will be given under the direction of the W. A. A. in Robinson gymnasium, Saturday, May 11.
War Purposes Will Be Theme of Convention
Chancellor Strong to Attend Meeting in Philadelphia May 16 and 17
A convention to "Win the War for Permanent Peace," will be held in Philadelphia Thursday and Friday, May 16 and 17 under the auspices of the League to Enforce Peace. Chancellor Frank Strong of the University is a delegate from Kansas and will attend the convention.
Ex-president William H. Taft is at the head of the league and will preside at the convention. Discussions will center around the subject, "What We are Fighting Against," "What Democracy Would Face if it Lost the Fight," and a program for constructive patriotism will be discussed. A conference of governors and former governors will be held Friday afternoon with Charles E. Hughes presiding.
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1. Be intelligent; inform yourselves about food.
It is as necessary to provide food for our armies, and for the armies and families of the Al-Imrens is to face the enemy. Therefore.
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It is as important for you to do your duty at home as it is for the boys to do theirs "over there."
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If you cannot get into the ranks, you can yet fight with your fellows who have gone. Will you?
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5. Obey the food regulations, they are the careful and honest work of those who know what they are doing.
The struggle for Democracy is within you.
The battlefield is here. The battle is now.
4. Do not allow others to waste any.
6. By every legal means prevent their violation by others.
7. Help every one who is trying to serve in the cause of food.
8. Be aggressive agents of the Food Administration wherever you go.
3. Do not waste any.
What you are to be through life will be decided by what you do today in this crisis of human history.
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Residence Lot Donated
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"Everything is coming along nicely" said J. R. Holmes, this morning, in connection with the Red Cross Auction.
One hundred and twenty-five people have already donated, and more donations are coming in rapidly. Each of the 50%25 feet, horses, calves, and hogs.
The merchants and farmers have sent in many valuable donations, and Mr. Holmes said the Red Cross would be glad to have more contributions from men and women of the University who have something in their rooms, which they feel like giving up.
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WEAVER'S
Attend the Summer Session!
The Word That Will Win The War—"SAVE"
Saving such articles as meat, wheat, fats, sugar and coal is an imperative factor toward winning the war. The demand of our government is to save wisely on all of these things.
It is no less important—no less patriotic—that young men and women aid the cause of freedom by saving time in the pursuit of their college careers. Don't waste the summer months,--attend the
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