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"On Dangerous Ground is a 1917 American silent drama film directed by Robert Thornby and starring Carlyle Blackwell and Gail Kane. It was distributed by the World Film Company.The AFI Catalog of Feature Films: On Dangerous Ground Plot Set at the beginning of World War I before America was involved, Blackwell plays a neutral American in Germany who watches his pal get drafted by the German war machine. As he prepares to leave Germany, he surprisingly finds a suitcase full of women's clothes in his hotel room. This discovery is soon followed by the woman herself (Gail Kane) who is a spy trying to get a vial of secret papers to the French authorities. She persuades Blackwell pose as her husband and help her escape Germany. Cast *Carlyle Blackwell as Howard Barton *Gail Kane as Louise *Stanhope Wheatcroft as Hugo Grossman *William Bailey as Ritter Boehm *Frank Leigh as Trapadoux *Florence Ashbrooke as Bertha *John Burkell as Hans Status The film exists in the Library of Congress collection.The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: On Dangerous Ground A DVD was released by Edward Lorusso with an original music score by Lorusso in March 2018. ReferencesExternal links * 1917 films American silent feature films American films Films directed by Robert Thornby World Film Company films American black-and-white films American drama films 1917 drama films "
"Beta Sigma Omicron (ΒΣΟ) is a defunct national sorority. It was founded on December 12, 1888 and merged with Zeta Tau Alpha on August 7, 1964. History Beta Sigma Omicron was founded at the University of Missouri on December 12, 1888 by Eulalie Hockaday, Kathering Turner and Maude Haines. As of 1909, the sorority had 10 active chapters and 3 alumnae associations. These 10 chapters were at Belmont College, Brenau College, Centenary College (Cleveland, TN),Centenary College closed in 1929. Central College, Fairmont Seminary, Hardin College, Liberty Ladies' College (Liberty, MO), Stephens College, Synodical College, Transylvania College. Beta Sigma Omicron became an Associate member of the National Panhellenic Conference in 1930 and a full member in 1933. At Beta Sigma Omicron's 1963 Convention (75th anniversary), a vote on absorption or disbanding was taken. Although Beta Sigma Omicron had chartered 61 chapters and had almost 15,000 initiated sisters, at the time of the anniversary, it only had 13 active chapters, and thus no longer met the National Panhellenic Conference's membership requirements. The vote was unanimous for absorption and Beta Sigma Omicron looked for an organization for merger. On August 7, 1964, Beta Sigma Omicron was absorbed by Zeta Tau Alpha. Of the 13 active chapters: Howard College, Millsaps College, William Jewell College, University of Evansville, Thiel College, Westminster College, and Youngstown College were absorbed into Zeta Tau Alpha. Louisiana State University, Baldwin Wallace University and Indiana University of Pennsylvania were released (Zeta Tau Alpha already had chapters on their campuses) and three small chapters at urban schools in New York and Ohio chose to become local sororities.Fall 2014 Themis, page 50-51 Symbols The Badge is a monogram of the sorority letters, with the Omicron around the Beta and the Sigma superimposed on the Omicron. *Colors - Ruby and Pink *Flower - Red and Pink Carnations *Jewel - Ruby *Open Motto - We Live to do Good *Insignia - Stars, Covenant, Lamp, Laurel *Patron - Hestia *Magazine - The Beta Sigma Omicron, first published in 1905, The Lamp (esoteric), and The Urn *Convention - June 1910 in Louisville, KY Chapter List As of 1963, the chapters of Beta Sigma Omicron were: (italic for chapters closed at that time.) *Alpha - 1888 - University of Missouri (inactive 1892) *Beta - 1891 - Synodical Female College (inactive 1928) *Gamma I - 1892 - Missouri Valley College (inactive 1895) *Delta - 1898 - Sedalia, Missouri High school (inactive 1907) *Epsilon - 1902 - Hardin College - (inactive 1925) *Zeta (1)- 1902 - Potter (Kentucky) (inactive 1909) *Eta - 1902 - Stephens College (inactive 1925) *Theta - 1903 - Belmont College (inactive 1914) *Iota - 1903 - Mary Baldwin Seminary (inactive 1907) *Kappa - 1904 - Fairmont Seminary (Washington DC) (inactive 1913)This school was founded by Dr. Arthur Ramsey in 1899, near the area of 19th and Belmont Rd, according to a 11 July 1920 article in the Washington Post, accessed 26 Aug 2020. Baird's notes that it has closed, but does not note a date of closure. *Lambda - 1906 - Hamilton College (inactive 1926) *Mu - 1906 - Crescent College (Arkansas) (inactive 1912) *Nu - 1907 - Brenau College (inactive 1913) *Xi - 1908 - Central College (inactive 1925) *Omicron - 1908 - Liberty Ladies' College (inactive 1913) *Zeta (2) - 1909 - Centenary College (Cleveland, TN) (inactive 1921) *Gamma (2) - 1910 - Christian College (inactive 1915) *Delta (2) - 1911 - Women's College (Alabama) (inactive 1913) *Pi - 1913 - Women's College of Alabama (inactive 1917) *Rho - 1914 - Colorado Women's College (inactive 1920) *Sigma - 1915 - Greenville Women's College (inactive 1930) *Tau - 1916 - Lindenwood College (inactive 1920) *Upsilon - 1916 - Belhaven (Mississippi) (inactive 1930) *Phi - 1918 - Grenada (Mississippi) (inactive 1920) *Alpha Alpha - 1926 - University of Wisconsin (inactive 1933) *Alpha Beta - 1926 - University of Indiana (inactive 1937) *Alpha Gamma - 1926 - University of Kentucky (inactive 1932) *Alpha Delta - 1926 - Illinois Wesleyan University (inactive 1936) *Alpha Epsilon - 1926 - UCLA (inactive 1933)This original Beta Sigma Omicron chapter at UCLA may have merged with the Delta chapter of Pi Sigma Gamma, a small national that dissolved in 1932. *Alpha Zeta - 1926 - Millsaps College *Alpha Eta - 1926 - University of New Mexico (inactive 1933) ... * Beta Nu - 1961 - Waynesburg College The sorority would go on to eventually charter 63 chapters, including also these four that merged in to Beta Sigma Omicron from their dissolving national: *_____ - 1932 - University of California, BerkeleyThe Berkeley chapter had previously been the Alpha chapter of Pi Sigma Gamma, a small national that dissolved in 1932. It merged with a Beta Sigma Omicron chapter there, that year. *_____ - 1932 - University of WashingtonThe Washington chapter had previously been the Beta chapter of Pi Sigma Gamma, a small national that dissolved in 1932. It became a new Beta Sigma Omicron chapter there, that year. *_____ - 1932 - Hunter College (NY)The Hunter chapter had previously been the Gamma chapter of Pi Sigma Gamma, a small national that dissolved in 1932. It became a new Beta Sigma Omicron chapter there, that year. *_____ - 1932 - UCLAThis chapter, coming from Pi Sigma Gamma, had previously been the Delta chapter of Pi Sigma Gamma, a small national that dissolved in 1932. It may have merged with the existing Beta Sigma Omicron Alpha Epsilon chapter there, that year. References Defunct former members of the National Panhellenic Conference 1888 establishments in Missouri Student organizations established in 1888 "