THE SUMMER SESSION KANSAN GET MONEY FOR IT NOW Kansan Cubs Have Acquired Real Jobs Journalism students of the University this year have been fortunate in securing positions. All of the students majoring in journalism have had practical experience in editing advertisements for the Daily Kansan. John M. Gleissner has a position as reporter on the Cleveland, Ohio Press. While attending the University he was student assistant in the Kansan office, and before entering K. U. won a prize of twenty-five dollars directed by the Kansan for the best reports sent in by a high school reporter. the president of the Associated Journalism Students, V. G. Scriner, is in charge of the business end of the Dodge City Journal. Mr. Scriner worked his way through the University of Kansas and the Lawrence Gazette. William S. Cady is the advertising manager of the Dodge City Globe, Mr. Cady was the business manager of the Kansan during the last semester and will return to that position next fall. He will take his master's degree in journalism at the University next year. Ross E. Busenbank, the business manager of the 1916 Jayhawker and his brother, Homer, bought the Dodge City Journal, edited it a week and then sold it back to the former owner. He are now looking for another paper. Edwin W. Hullinger, the president-elect of the Associated Journalism Students, is reporting for the Topia Daily Capital this summer. He will return to the University this fall and finish his work in journalism. Lloyd H. Whiteside, circulation manager of the Kansan during the past year, will act as advertising advertiser this summer at Aurora, Mo. The women of the class are also making good. Mildred Eppard, who received her master's degree in journalism this year, has a position with the Capper Publications at Topeka in the advertising department. She will have charge of the research division of the Capper papers. First stude: "Got a job yet?" CHEMICAL ENGINEERS CAPTURE GOOD JOBS Second Stude: "Don't you know I'm a chemical engineer?" And that's the answer. The two facts harmonize perfectly. In witness whereof the present whereabouts and future prospects of the following of Professor Whitaker's boys may be offered in evidence; L. E. Jackson, who graduated as a chemical engineer this June, will leave July 1 to become chemist for the Du- Powder Company at Wilmington, Idaho. F. E. Blachy left last week for Sand Springs, Oklm., where he will be chemist for the United States Zinc company. Roy Neal, chemical engineer, has joined the laboratory of the Empire Gas Company at Bartelsville, Okla. He will be associated with M. E. Hale, a bioengineering research laboratory but now chief chemist for the gas company. Paul Slattery will act as chemist for the Colorado Fuel and Iron company that designs new equipment. Donald Lackey has accepted an offer from the Douglas company, Cedar Rapide, Iowa, manufacturers of starches. Drew Beckley will d chemical work for a zinc smelter in Coffeyville this summer. He will return to Lawrence for the course in chemical engineering. Auley McAuley, who has been a graduate of the department of chemistry is now chemist in the government arsenal at Dover, New Jersey. Homer Lichtenwatter, instructor-graduate student has accepted the position of research chemist with the University Company at Parlin, New Jersey. If you want an up to date photo, call at the Squires Studio, 1053 Mass. Wm. Schulz Gents Tailor Cleaning Repairing Alterations Name Home Address coott, Iva Solomon ellers, James L. Noosho Rapids sevillah, Angel Hendoug, C.A. sewellah, L.A. Oktate shafer, Annie Nell Olathe Shanton, Lynn C Kensington shaw, Laurencia Mc Topeka shaw, Jalil W Kingman sewelt, Voima K.C. shepperd, Mentry W. Lawrence sherman, H.W. Lawrence shinn, Coara Lawrence shire, Albert E. King slever, Lecle T. 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LIFE IN TRAINING CAMP FOR PROF. W. S. JOHNSON In a letter to Prof. D, L. Patterson, Professor Johnson says "I came to the training camp partly to see if I could stand army life, partly to get ready to do my part if I should have to some day, partly to learn something about life in the army and its necessities; in other words, to make myself more intelligent as well as more fit." He says drill is hard—but not too hard and that he finds the field work very interesting. Prof. William S. Johnson formerly of the department of English is spending his summer vacation at a military training camp of the United States Army at Plattsburg, New York. Professor Johnson, who went East a year ago on leave of absence, will return to the University this fall. FINDS IMPROVEMENTS AFTER XISTEEN YEARS "I noticed many changes in the University when I came upon the campus commencement morning," said Prof. A. G. Canfield, who is here as head of the department of Romance Languages for the summer and who has been at the department at the University of Michigan since leaving here sixteen years ago. "When I left here there were only five buildings on the campus, Fraser, Blake, Spooner, Fowler, and Snow. Besides the more obvious additions of new buildings there has been a more subtle change which at first I could not locate. The campus is more attractive; it seemed larger and the landscape was richer. Now I know this deepening of color is due for the most part to the growth of the trees on the campus. Most of the present ones were mere saplings when I left, and the campus was a barren place." FORMER K. U. STUDENTS CAUGHT BY DAN CUPID Two weddings of K. U. students took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J, E. Stubbs last week. Wednesday night miss Catherine Stubbs and Mr. Frank Holm of LaJunta, Colo., were married and on Friday night the ceremony were taken by Miss Stella Stubbs, '16 and Mr. Julius Threlkamp. Mr. Helm graduated from the School of Engineering in 1913 and is now office engineer for the Santa Fe for the lines west of LaJunta. Mr. Uhrlaub a graduate of the Lawrence high school attended the University two years and is now connected with the Barteldes Seed Company. Mr. and Mrs. Helm will be at home in La Junta after August 4 following a trip in the Glorietta mountains in New Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Uhrlub will be at home after September 1 in their new home at 846 Missouri street. Films Developed FREE If wedo the printing. Expert Work. LOOMAS 925 Mass. St. Over Bell Bros. SCHEDULE for Lawrence Here is the ARRIVE DEPART A. M. 6:20 7:20 8:20 9:20 10:20 11:20 P. M. 12:20 1:20 2:20 3:20 4:20 5:20 6:20 7:20 8:20 9:20 11:20 A. M. 1:20 A. M. 1:40 The Fare From Lawrence to Kansas City is 72c. 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