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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. 1904
1. 2023年上半年各地区计算机软件市场规模情况
(一) 中国地区
2023年上半年我国计算机软件市场规模按地区划分情况
- **北京**：占全球计算机软件市场的比重为 59.4%，居全国首位。
- **上海**：占全球计算机软件市场的比重为 58.5%，居全国第二位。
- **深圳**：占全球计算机软件市场的比重为 58.3%，居全国第三位。
- **广州**：占全球计算机软件市场的比重为 57.6%，居全国第四位。
- **南京**：占全球计算机软件市场的比重为 57.5%，居全国第五位。
(二) 国际地区
2023年上半年各国计算机软件市场规模按地区划分情况
- **美国**：占全球计算机软件市场的比重为 11.6%，居全球第一位。
- **欧盟**：占全球计算机软件市场的比重为 10.9%，居全球第二位。
- **日本**：占全球计算机软件市场的比重为 10.2%，居全球第三位。
- **韩国**：占全球计算机软件市场的比重为 9.9%，居全球第四位。
- **中国**：占全球计算机软件市场的比重为 9.7%，居全球第五位。
UNIVERSITY OF DAILY KANSAN LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Grandfather Was A. B.'73
Third Generation Student Comes From Kansas City
Robert L. Toush of Kannah City, Mo.
grandson of L. D. Toush who was a
member of the first graduation class at
the University under the University
of Kansas this fall.
The number of second generation students has been on the increase at the University, and the highest number of students are undergraduates a few years ago when six students, whose grandparents were former K. U. students, were enrolled at the University. An organization known as the Student Loan Fund is offering the campus a few years ago with a membership of 200. Last year there were 464 student enrolled whose parents had attended the University of Oklahoma to Fred Elworthy, alumni secretary.
Former students in all parts of the United States and some in foreign countries frequently send their children to the University. Second generation students have come from Chile, Panama, and many other places.
Hill Fraternities Elect 318 Men in Close Battle
Confirmed from Iowa
Davis, Indiana. Newbury United Lestat, Internet and Richard Houwey. Pueblo Colo.) Jack Emberston, Elkhar; Francel Longon, Kanaan City, Mo.; Myr Brantley, Lawrence; Alfred Dicker, Lawton Trust Truit Samherber, Independence, Mo.
Delta Sigma Lambda
Delta Tau Delta
Evcret Vaughn, Topeke; Harok Baumar, Haumer; Thoron Robinson Parsons; Jack Leonard, Gedriva; Vi牲 Garett and Earnest Kurtling, Burlington; Daniel Brucker, Tukla, Oka; Andrew McKinnon, Wilmont. Los Angeles, Calif.
Delta Ursilon
Kenneth Von Achen, Joe Bidnick Kansas City, Kan; Kelly Jallow Bacon, St Francis; Gilmes Elmere, Everett Elmore Don Moriaster, Harry Wiles, Muskellier; Junior Cain, Lloyd Poster Smith Dorian Charles, Nielsen-Dorian Charles, Neilander, Topkin Charles Chorey, Wichia; Robert Allen Chateure; Edward Willow, Jo Molinheiro, David Skene, William, Kalthorne, David Skene, William, Kalthorne, David Skene, Paul Smart, Lawrence Poole Prahl, Alphonse Wellanne Kansas City, Mo; Mike Mr., and Jay Willeman Leavenworth.
Kappa Sigma
Fred Cook, Dodge City; Linn Danhower, Kansas City, Mo; Leigh Schier, Richard Silbe, Amarillo, Tex. George Glenn, Harrisonville, Mo. Dr. Jerrone Jennings, Kansas City, Mo. Himer Holt, Wichita, Missouri; William Johnson, Wichita, Roy Russell, Harrisonville, Mo.; Norman Smith, Elkhorn; James Young, Oberlin; Patterson, Panama City, Canal Zone; John Peters, and Herald Love, Oberlin; Robert Clark, Kansas City, Mo; Bricio David, Paul Minor, and Gene Lloyd, Wichita Falls, Texas; McMullen, Mo; and John Lee Duswell, Sullivan
John Hayes, Atwood, Gene Wentworth, Leswerthman, Wodeman, O. J. Connel, Max Jones, ElDrodo Mahon, Mark Schauer, Daniel Landers, Arkansas City; Charles Benehrake, Ulce Hower, Lawrence Robert Kent, Salina; Richard Demster, Scotia, N. Y.; John Atwater, Holton McKenzie, Greg Meehan, Ori Gustoules, Al Harma, Kansas City, Km.; Frank Becket, Kansas City, Mo., and Harold Beach, Topeka.
Phi Delta Theta
John McCoy, Huwainah George Robertson, Bill Thomson, Jim Clarkson, Roy Barnes, George Gordon, Ed Bogness, Kansas City, Mr. Larry Rickert, Russell Benton, and Maurice Breidenstein, Kansas City, Kan.; Charles Wang, Leavenworth; Hardy Bucher, Newton; Dewitt Harold, Burlington; Frank Warren, Emporia, Wetir; Warren, Emma; Walter St. Edward, Stanford, August; Niles Sebel, Canada, Kan.; Ford Dickie and Don Phebes, Lawrence.
Lou Buzick, Syrvan Calife; Deen Coleman, Long Beach, Calif; Phil Elfingman, Independence; Bill Cillahkoma (California); Frank Hawke, Jr. Oklahoma; Eric Merton, Elmer Humphries; Lawrence; Freed Jacks, Cold Water; James Kell, Topken; Robert Kipp, Ellsworth; Herbert Lodge, Independence; James Metz Wichita; David McLaughlin, Jr. Paula Otway; Joshua Otaway; Ottawan; Hazlett Steiger, Mooretha Thomas Sutton, Barthelemy Okla. Frank Trenney, Tulsa, Okla.; Bill Fittsburg; Duncan Warr, Oklahoma City; and Burie Wobker, Kansas City
Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Kaonna Psi
Smith, Alainworth, Lyons; Linton Bagley, Edwin Brennwell, Kansas City; Mo.; George Cookett, Lawrence; Res Creckett, Kansas City; Kau; Francis Doison, Thomas Fagunjeon, City; Oliver Gilland, Kansas City; Mo.; Russell Hodge, North Kansas City; Mo.; William Ridgway, Independence; Fred King, Martine; Stuart Landrum, Baxter Spring; Robert Locke, Kansas City; Mo.; John Lloyd, Barnes; Fred Mair, Arkansas City; Woodrow Merton, Fort Scott; Ted
North, Jr. Topkapi O'Donnell, Junction City; Clyde Reed, Jr., Forsyth; Redman St. Clair, Baxter Springs, Wichita Falls; Tulsa, Dan Wheelock, Clay Center
Pi Kappa Alpha
Sigma Chi
Harry Cardwell, Pratt; Deidre Coover, Liberal; Howard Elliott, Pittsburgh; Allen Hahn, Coffeville; Brandon Jonison, Kansas City, Mo.; Marshall Kechatl, Lawnware; Glen McXenon, Lawrence; John Dewey, Reynolds; Hiwainbh; Paul Luckie, Mesherson, Charles Rodricker, St. Joseph M.; Tyman Klavery, Neodebson; Foster Perriett, Denver, Cole; George Osgood, White Cloud; Harry Bender Newton; George Singer, Morrill;赣江 Ward, Morgan I and Morgan I Ward, Sir, Joseph, Me
Jack Richardson, Ottawan; Harry Smith, Kansas City, Mo.; Howard Gilpin, Tapke; Bill Newman, Phil Watkinson; Chaslah Hill, Kansas City, Kan.; Paul Lawrence, Mary McFauland, Kansas City, Mo.; Paul Rhode, Lawrence; Francis Stone, and Howard Hudson, Port Scott; Bill Jones, and Charles Kiman, Kansas City, Mo., Andrew Glaze, Thomas Johnson, and Philip Thomason, Kansas City, Mo.
Sigma Nu
Bernard Donnelly, Parsons; Addison Shepherd, Kansas City; Mo.; Bruce Roesch, Benjamin Bowers, Otown; Glenn Ashley, Charlie; Charlie Bishop and Scott Ashton, Kansas City Mo.; John Burnett, Joplin, Mo.; McVey, Independence, Mo.; Robert Reeder, Troy; Maurice Cook, Chanute O. T. Cook, Lenexa; Lewis Mearr, Parsons; Merrill Irwin, Parsons; Lawrence Whiteman, Kansas City, Mo.; As Townsend, Jamestown, Ciyton Main City; Anderson, Ciyton Main; Theodore Neyer, Kansas City, Kan.; Marian Evey, Eodora.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Jack Townsend, McPherson; Bill Jogas, Kansas City, M; Roy Holiday, Kansas City, Kam; Jack Ryan, Kansas City, M; Cliff Dumshur, Los Angeles; Alpaugh, Chicago, Kim Harrison, Baltimore and Bob Faurell, all of Independence, M; Warren Rundefel, Kansas City, M; Paul Trees, Windfield, Willard Winters, Bill Shaw, Bob Phillips, Kansas City, M; Al Moore, Newton; Fred Riederer, Milwaukee; Matt Riederer, Westminster Bunting, Kansas City, M; Harold Patterson, Lyons.
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Robert Ambrone, Wichit; Leslie R Edie, Kansas City, Mo.; Paul T. Fisher; Topeka; Joe Kuechs, Salt Lake City Utah; Island Paxon, Salt Lake City Edward Lonsdale, Kansas City, Mo. Richard Underwood, Kansas City, Mo. Howard Walker, Pittsburg; Herber Shanka, Kansas City, Mo.; Howard M Averill; Junction City; Howard P Summer, Kansas City; Lawrence; Charles Wilson, Dodge John Kinzner, Topeka; and Charles Sumers, Garden City
Triangle
M. V. Motley, Kansas City, Mo.
Frank Mottley, Kansas City, Mo.; Frank Drake, Toronto; David Carle, Marceline Mo.; Francia Lockhard, Kansas City, Mo.; Benjamin Levy, Kansas City, Mo.; Charles Bedingfield, Kansas City, Mo.; Leslie Lawn, Kansas City, Mo.; Gordon Miller, Kansas City, Mo.; Henry Notterberg, Kansas City, Mo.; Rushsel King, Kansas City, Mo.; Christian Rick, Kansas City, Mo.; and Robert Russell, Kansas City, Mo.
Jaker, Lawrence; Clarence Bridentine, Stella Bleichmann, Laura Wellington; John Chandler, Lawrence; Robert Chandler, Lawrence; Hirohisa Haiwa, Yivee Cone, Wellington; George E. Conner, Independence, M. Robert Coyte, Lawrence; Loren Aceman, Lawrence; Bottley Creager, Lawrence; Bettie Cragg, Milwaukee, Wise; Earl Hamilton, Dowborr, Manhattan
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College Honor Roll Names 215 Outstanding Students
Maxim M. Elias, Lawrence; Lutz Lee, Imma, Images; Kimberly Kannah, Kansas; Robert Filsher, Fidelis Flesher; William Herman Fleeson, Sterling Freeman; Kenneth William Fleeson, Gilboa; Tiphe Gallo, Lawrenc; Karl Barnard Gensor, Loewenworth; Kenneth Graebner, Lawrenz; James Crawford, Moam; Sam Halper, N.Y., N.Y.; Anna Lee Haden, Witchia; Ruth Arlane Hicks.
Walton Imham, Lawrence; George Chryser Johnson, Junction City; Walker Reed, Lawrence; Marie Krebble, Detroit; Charles Robert Lammie, Kansas City; Ruth Elemner Learned, Kansas City, Mo; Will McCormick Delphia Loew, Lawrence; E. Margaret Lynn, Centrica; Laurence Long Mackenzie Baxter Springs; William Robert McKinnon, Lawrence; E. Margaret lawrence; C. F. Manlove, Frizier; John Staley Marietta, Salina; Veltra Lawrence; C. F. Manlove, L
Francis J. Nash, Green, Beulh-Neil Kasan City; *Arjold Jones*, Hillboro; ***Forrence Lois Johnson*, Chicago, IL*. Lawrence, Lawson; ***Charles R. Lin-
son, Green; Rebecca Newcomer, Leavann
Lawrence; Nancy Newlin, City Marshal, Mio
Lawrence; Daniel C. Clark, Lawren
Lawrence; Carlos Patterton, Panama
Rep. of Panama; Barbain Paterniel
Lawrence; Martha Bentley Paterniel
Lawrence; Amanda L. Raftery, City
Ma., Beulah Millins, Salina; John
Antony Pope, Kansas City; Ruth Ebbor
Purdy; Chumari; Margaret Pearl, Wels-
ton
Sam Redmond, Salina; Lea Read, Bellville; Mildred Reynolds, Paola; José Marques, Dana; Jesse Murray, Lawrence; Lawrence, Magic Russell,Lawrence; Mary Euther Rutter, Winnis Emily Stoken, Elliwood, Robert M. Thore, Wehtia; Lilie Tueffin Tumpeh, Papoah; John Porter, South Underwood, Junction City; Eileen Wante, Thomas; James Alfred, Sharon Spirons, Earl W. Wilson, Quemon Louse A. Yewnsmith, Cotton
*Alfred Meea, Lawnerville; *Crystal Emy Anderson, Battie; *Newton B Arnold, Whelchin; *Dorothy Hintz Bernau, Berndine; *Bernardo Burgin, Bernardo; *Bernardine Holland, Bernardo; *Ashwellirr *Phillip Bellhee; *Virginia Brunger, Brunger; *William David Carson, Kennedy City; *William Luke Chapin, Madeline Lodge; *Franklin B. Clay, Kennean City, Man; *Vera Landen, Everland Lake; *Darwin Curve, Tarrytown.*
**Virginia Dellor, Lawrence** *Glen Wood Dickinson, Lawrence* *Johnpier Dieder, Abbieu, Dionna Dillon* *Marie Ehlers, Roberta Grine* *Edmunds, Eduardo; Samuel Smith Erickson, Lawrence* *Ethan Farrer, Kochen, Joseph Farrer, Kieren Max E. Fessler, Garnett, Virginia Ella* *Vernon M. French topeka*
**George T. Guormay, Independence,**
**Massachusetts, Massachusetts; Catherine**
**Maude Hutchison, Maine, Maine;**
**Hawley, Jane Heinrich, Kansas,**
**City, Mo., Missouri; Charles Charliss,**
**Kansas City, Mo.; John Joseph John-
son, Kentucky; Burlington,**
**Huntington Kelsey, Colorado;**
**Dorothy M. Lewin, Nortonville; Fujita,**
**Nebraska; Mo., Missouri.**
*Milton Joe Wyman, Kinley; *William G. McCarthy, Hutchinson; *Dalphin M. McKibbin, Chute; *Hubby M. Michael, Almany
*Lola* Margaret Jones, Lawrence
*Velma Ferm* Old, Cauchoir; *Harold*
Passman, Wichita; *Horty* D. Price
Lawrence; *Hazel Bainbridge* Riley,
Fleming.
**Frank Alibriten, Cummingham;**
**Frank Glenn Ainsley, Slyne;** *Henry Bakeser, Midan;* *Ahrad Lee Lawrencier,* *Alfred John Lawrence;* *John David Black, Lawrences;* **Robert B. Braden, Lawrences;**
**Otis Brubaker, Fulatina, Texas;**
*Anna Maysing Bryant, Alexander Novak, Kahlanah, Danaish Dickin, Lawrences.*
[Margaret F. Schwartz McPherson;
*Dorothy Marie Shockey, Lawrence;
*Marlow C. Schulender Toppenhue; *Bernard
S. Strohmeyer; *Steven Stosin, Vulcan,
Stouln, William U. Unbeliefen,
Kansas City; *Henry Van Swarrington;
Hotten; *George R. Wongert, Wagner,
Oka; *Evannel Abuman, Powler;
Douglas Leaver; *Margaret Lovett, Lewarthur]
Juniors
James Brown Edson, Lawrence
*Frances Edwards, Kansas City, Mo*
*Martha Jice Fletcher, Kansas City, Mo*
*Mary Alice Graham, Detroit, Mich*
*August William Grandolf, Aitchison,
*Houston Kesar, Kansas City*
*Hausing, Kansas City*, *Marissa Addison,
Hutch, Lawrence, Josephine Hollins*.
Barbaraine A. Menkendorf, St. Louis
Stevie Ware, Gerald Wayne, Oakport; Tbilisi
Phil Miller, Nielsenor; Dorsis Leonard Miller, College Park; McLean; Millipipe
**Cecilia Macula** Missouri valley; Wiley Emerson Monsee, Kansas City; Mos. **Dorel Macotta**, **Gun-
*T* "Oleon, Kaurus City, William O. Olbenm, Oikawa, Okla; Mary Doree Parker, Mountaintop, Parken, Macksville; *Frances M.* Parks, Rochelle; *Edwin L.* Pouzow; *Ethan L.* Loucaz, Manhattan; Jae D. Rilagr, Kaupa City, Mo; Emma Sinaa, Lawrencor; *L* "Lawrence"
frigieon.
Hertzert Allen Tracy, Neodesh; Baird Bell Torrell, Garrett; **R*; Dale Hall, Oklahoma City, Omaha; **R**; Reed D. Voeat, Prairie Prey Academy; **W**; Welch, Lawrence; **Blyze** Elizabeth Wilhelm, Kansas City; **E**; Edward威尔姆斯, Williams, Ells-
Twenty-five words or less; 1
insertion, 23 inches 3 inches;
admission fees;
adoptions.
WANT. APPLY. WHEN
ACCOMPANIED BY CASHL
FOR RENT - Newly papered front room to boys. Close to campus; privileges of sleeping porch; chair; very desirable. Phones: 1127W, 1247 OH. 3
GIRLS: 2 rooms - hot water heat,
kitchenette optional. Laws reasonable.
Close to University and town.
13 West 14th, 2745J. -4
oIVS- Two comfortable rooms with sleeping porch. Reasonable. Call 18754, 912 Alabama.
FURNISHED APARTMENT: Three room apartment with private entrance and private baths. Quit location for married couple. Phone - 132W.
FURNISHED APARTMENT: Three
GIRLS: Room and board for 3. Five dayschools $3.00 each, without lunch. Additional meals 20 cents each. 2 girls $3.00 each. 1962岛国 Island. — 6
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING drawing set for sale. Standard make, good condition. Phone 2349W. Call at 1521 Biod岛 Idaho.
OIL PERMANENT $3.00; Frederick $5;
Shampoo and Finger Wave 50c; Marcel 50c. Satisfaction guaranteed. C Mrs. Liston and Edna Hoffman. Indiana.
FOR RENT. 6 room furnished house,
excellent location. Clears to grade
school and University. Rent very
reasonable. For information phone
2752.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR BOYS:
Clean, warm and convenient room,
rent reasonable. Inquire at Britt's
Lunch, 11 W. 9th, or 138 Vermont.
WE WANT TO EXTEND a hearty welcome to all students. K. U. Barbier Harrisa hatrius to it. K. Barbier Tidow-Waters Duckers - Gray, 14 and Tumoe-Waters Duckers - Gray, 14.
GLIDDEN TOURIST HOME - A hometown for strangers, for parents and friends of students. Modern conveniences, modern technology, 10th and New Hambridge. Phone 16083.
GIRLSP: Two double rooms nicely furnished. One block north of campus. Modern home. 1007 Alabama. Phone 1158R. —3
BOYS: Two double rooms; three wi-
ness, office desk and library table in
each, $10 and $12. Phone 1364. 1335 Ver-
mont. — 6-6
MEN STUDENTS: Rooms, quiet, comfortable, double or single sleeping porch if desired. One-half block north Union Building. 1218 Mississippi. -- 6 BOYS: Two large, nice double rooms $10. Also also room $7. Convenient to K. U. Phone 3088. 1305 Vermont. -- 6 GRLS: For two women students, one double room $1 per month. Board option $2.00 each per month. Modern private home. Mrs. F. Bowland. 1218 Vermont. -- 3
For Rent to graduate or mature women. Clean and pleasant rooms at Henley house, 1206 Orcad. Convenient location. Phone 1315. —4
MOVED to 1014 Massachusetts street,
your locksmith and key shop, Keys
made for any lock. Door closers over-
hauled. Fine shoes and hawns move
correctly sharpened at Rutgers Repair
Shop. Phone 319. — 31
This has been the "Students' Jewelry Shoppe" for the past 30 years. Here you will always see displayed the latest and the best.
BOYS: Pleasant rooms for boys at $8.00
each, also board at $5.00 per week.
1528 Tennessee. —4
Make this store your down town headquarters. Meet your friends here. Bring us your repair troubles, and optical needs. It is a pleasure to serve you.
Home of the Jayhawk
The College Jeweler
Clothes to Live In-- On the Campus
You will find our fashions utterly different but never extreme. You will feel perfectly dressed in fashion right clothes of quality when you shop at Weaver's.
Our new fall fashionss are so complete that we can outfit you for all functions from sports, school, spectator sports, teas, dinners, and dances.
Subscribe for THE KANSAS CITY STAR
Headquarters PHONE H. L. Nevin Rickerd-Stowits 17 Distributor
13 papers-15c per week
HOUK'S BARBER SHOP
924 Mass.
"The Shop of the Town"
.
DON'T DELAY. come in and make our acquaintance.
Our prices are reasonable.
THE BLACK CAT WELCOMES YOU
Now student owned and operated
North of the new Granada Theatre 1008 Mass.
Meals and Short Orders
Students Trade Here WHY?
Because our merchandise is reasonable and our line of stock is complete.
Enamels and Lacquers for redecorating. Padlocks for your lockers. Sporting Equipment, Pocket Knives, Alarm Clocks. Anything the student might need in the hardware line.
GREEN BROS. HDWE.
633 Mass. Tel. 632-67
MEMORIAL UNION NOW OPEN
YOUR " " "
Monday evening, 9:30-12, Pre-Session Varsity Dance.
Wednesday evening. 8-11, All-University Free Mixer for all students.
Special Registration Week Activities in the Union
Saturday evening, at 8:30, Chancellor's Reception to students and faculty.
The Memorial Union is the center of extra-curricular activities for students, alumni, faculty, and their friends. Membership is included in your fees-pay them early and join the crowds in enjoying all of these features:
Free Mid-Week Varsities.
Union Fountain in sub-basement.
University Cafeteria.
Reception room
Men's lounge with large davenports, quiet and cool.
Table games: Bridge, checkers, chess, dominoes, and card games.
Recreation room: Billiards and Ping Pong.
Women's lounge, cool and restful. Lavatory with soap and towels.
Magazines.
Radio.
Meeting rooms for student or ganizations.
Y. M. C. A. offices.
W. S. G. A. Book Exchange.
Jayhawker Offices.
Bulletin Boards and University Information Bureau.
Lost and Found Bureau.
Rental Library: Modern fiction and novels.
ATTEND THE
ALL UNIVERSITY MIXER 8-11 WEDNESDAY, SEPT.19
This is the big "Bree Night" which is annually sponsored by the Union Operating Committee. Come and get acquainted with your fellow-students.