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PHARMACY ALUMNI NOTES.
J. C. Swayze, '98, dispensing clerk in the School of Pharmacy from 1899 to 1902, is in the legal department of the Pension Bureau at Washington, D. C. Address 734 12th St. N.W.
G. H. Deaver, '04, is division chemist for the Rock Island railroad.
C. A. Funchess, '05, visited friends in Lawrence the first of the week. Mr. Funchess has resigned his position at Fladd's and is now Manager for J. M. Brunt of the Empire Drug Company at Topeka.
Omer Goyette, '05, is manager of a drug store at Onaga, Kas.
T. Earl Brandon, '04, who has for some time been lost in the deserts of Arizona, has at last been located with the "Kilties" Band, and was at Buffalo, N. Y., when last heard from.
E. B. Burnett, '05, is clerkin in Hainer's drug store, Emporia Kansas.
J. F. Tilford, '02, is located at 1241 Quindaro Blvd., Kansas City, Kansas.
Mrs. Mabel Bennett Cooke, 00, Pharmacist, is at Greensburg, Kansas.
Bible Chair House Enlarged.
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The authorities for the University Bible Chair have let the contract for a new eighteen room brick veneer building to be added to the present one north of the library. Van Brunt and Harve of Kansas City are the architects.
The structure will cost $20, 000, which has been raised by the Women's Christian Board of Missions. The building will be completed by September 1. It will contain a large library and assembly hall besides class and lecture rooms. This will add a great deal to the efficiency of the Bible Study work in the University.
An Honest Confession=.
An instructor was having a little informal talk with his class yesterday about the work of the term, and the talk drifted to the authorities on the subject of the course. "Miss Blank," said he, "What is your opinion of—," naming the author that had been the main text in the course.
"Well, really, I haven't used it very much," was the artless reply, and she wondered why they laughed.
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About seventy-five students of the Franklin county public schools were visiting at the university yesterday. County superintendent James E. Baker, of Franklin County secured an excursion rate and took the crowd to the Agricultural College, and to the university as object lesson in the goal of education.
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Professor Cady Talks of Discovery to American Chemical Society.
Professor H. P. Cady, assisted by Professor D. F. McFarland, gave an address which has attracted a great deal of attention, at the meeting of the Kansas City chapter of the American Chemical Society, which met in Lawrence Saturday afternoon and evening. This address submitted the results of some analytical work in which Professors Cady and McFarland have been engaged. Some time ago it was found that the gas from a natural gas well near Dexter, Kansas, would not burn. Samples of the gas were submitted to Professor Cady for analysis. After repeated experiments helium was found to be present in the gas to the extent of 1.84 per cent. Helium was first discovered in the atmosphere of the sun by means of the spectroscope. Later it was found in minute quantities in some minerals on the earth, Prof. Cady's discovery of its presence in the Dexter gas is the first discovery of helium in a considerable quantity and will undoubtedly give rise to a great deal of interest in this element among scientific people.
Bishop Hartzell of the Alpha Deuteron chapter of Phi Gamma Delta, at Illinois Wesleyan, visited at the chapter house here for a few hours last Friday, and told of his experiences while directing the missionary work of the Methodist Episcopal church in Africa.
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