SEPTEMBER 12, 1931
PAGE SEVEN
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Notre Dame and Kansas May Play Before 41,000
Ticket Sales Start August
1, 1932; Many Applying
Already
With ticket requests for the football game with Notre Dame in 1932 reaching the athletic office every day, all team members are required capacity crowd next November 5, 1932.
The game with Notre Dame was announced this summer as a home and away game at lawrence and the game in 1933 to be played at South Bend. The arrangement was made between Jesher Harper, Notre Dame's coach, who owns a large ranch near Wichita, and Dr. F. C. Allen, director of athletics at Notre Dame. Former student helped in the game.
Room for 41,000
The seating capacity at the Kansas stadium including the temporary bleachers in the south end will be more than 41,000. With a complete sell out for the game it will be the largest crowd ever to attend a football game at Lawn
Tickets will not go on sale until August 1, 1932 despite the number of tickets being sold each day; usually do not appear until a month after this date but will be released at an event.
Harper and Allen met in Kansas City last week to discuss the prospects for a new college football team, followed. "Within one month after the tickets are released there will be a complete sellout. Notre Dame will win," Harper said. "The fans and alumni to be handled from South Bend. Nearly 5000 will come up for the game from Wichita and nearby."
Six Games Scheduled
The game with Notre Dame is the sixth on the Kannas schedule for 1932. The other five were scheduled at Lafayette, and the final game held its annual meeting there. Two and perhaps three more games will round out the complete schedule. The
Oct. 8 Oklahoma at Lawrence.
Oct. 22 Nebraska at Lawrence.
Oct. 25 Kansas at Lawrence.
Nov. 15 Notre Dame at Lawrence.
Nov. 15 Missouri at Columbia.
Nov. 20 Ohio at Lawrence.
Attends Sister's Funeral
Prof. E. C. Bushler, of the department of speech and dramatic art, was called to Gering, Nebr, Tuesday, to attend the funeral of a sister.
H. E. Chandler, secretary of the teachers appointment bureau, will return seen from a three week vacation on the Great Lakes.
ELEEL COMPLETES BOOK
FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION
E. R. Ebl, associate professor of physical education, has just completed his "Suspensions for Physical Education Instruction of High School and Junior High School kids." This work was compiled by Mr. Ebl after receiving numerous requests from high school teachers. More closely, Lady Ongering completed her first year.
The booklet is divided into ten sections under the following titles Tests and activities, competitive activity, picture tests, physical examination, preliminary examinations, functional units, intracultural athletes, and schedule making and general admin-
Rush Week Activities to End Sunday Night
(Continued from page 12)
eonly eight dates during the rushing period only three of which can be contracted for with one's serenity, hinge primarily upon the preferential parties which will be held on Sunday evening. Bids for these parliies will be delivered in lieu of bids for the other parties. Bids may call preferential party dates between two serenities.
The raffle capitals under whose direction the social events of the those days are being conducted are Miss Nancy Eleanor Elizabeth Aisworth, Lions' Kappa Kappa Gamma; Miss Ruth Crabbing; Concord Gamma; Miss Caterina Gamma; Miss Elizabeth Aisworth, Lions' Kappa Kappa Gamma; Miss Ruth Crabbing; Concord Gamma; Miss Caterina Gamma; Miss Chi Omega; Misa Dorothy Arnold, Knight City, Alpha Delta Pi; Miss Martha Misa Huntley Garden City, Alpha Delta Pi; Miss Martha Misa Huntley Garden City, Alpha Delta Pi; Miss Frances Everlard, La Junia, Colo, Alpa Xi Delta; Miss Christine Fok, Freedonia, Chi Omega; Miss Sigma Coppi City, Sigma Kappa; Miss Berrice Grassel, Alpha Delta Pi; Miss Berrice Grassel, Alpha Delta Pi; Miss Catheryn Churchill, Hologram, Theta Philadelphia; Miss Margaret Morgan, Phillipburg, Delta Zeta.
Send the Daily Kansan home
FOR RENT: Two large double rooms,
four blocks from K. I, and five
corks from heart of town.
One room is 422 square feet,
125 cm². 120 Vermont, phone 308-265.
125 Vermont, phone 308-265.
Want Ads
DOYS. Nicely furnished room in pr-
vate home. Prefer upperclassman or
graduate student. Very reasonable
rate. 1921 Tenn. —1f
TRUNK KEYS, door keys, car keys
Good locker padlock, right lockers
and auto locks in stock. Trestory &
Rutter. E2 Vermont. Phone 319. - 21
KANSAS CITY Journal-Pet, delivery to you each evening and Sunday morning, 15 cents per hour. Spoons news and pictures. Phones 033-22-22
NADIRDS FOR rent. Haume's, Exclusive agency for Miscible Radio and Refrigerator. Alive-Kater Audio Radio and Hoover Sweeper. Phone 303.944 Mass
LARGE ROOM with private sleepin porch for boys. Phone 2180. 1331 Vermont.
WANTED: Collegs girl or teacher to share small house with young girls woman. Conveniently fitted with coat to campain. Please call djf-186L
NICE BOOMS for grapes. 122G broad.
Only one-half block from the campus.
Rates reasonable. -4
THE COLLEGE INN will take you
 wheat on board bills at 50 cents per
 bushel. 411 W, 14th.
Welcome to the
Colonial Tea Room 936 Ky.
WE WANT to make you welcome, not only in a business way but in follow-up. Best wishes for you in your work and home life. Our directory awards you at the College Inn Barber Shop. Our hair cut shampoo, wax, blow dryer, hair care kit, 14 seat car. Tid - Tid = Harry.
BEST located rooms for boys and girls
Gt list here. College Inn. 411 W.
14th.
Lunch, 11:30 to 1:30 Dinner, 5:30 to 7:30
DEPRESSION? No! Not when you can
at the College Inn where prices are
made to fit your needs. 411 W. 141n.
Phone 214. —2
ROOMS: RENT. Pleasant, convenient
for rooms at 1238 Orebro, to graduate
women or others, approved by the Deam
of Women. --4
WELCOME. We have the tasty food
that you like, with the price that
you want to pay. College Inn. 211 W.
Hill. Phone 214-384. —2
T. R. STUARTS Shop does good first class leather work. We will appreciate your patronage. 622 Mass. —7
FOOBS FOR girls: Nicely furnished
room, modern home, single or
double. (Study and sleeping room if
needed). Furnished room with
Cafeteria. Phones 1383. 1213 Mistle.
HOME cooked, well balanced meals, 21 for $5.00. The Oread, 1245 Oread Ave.
HELLO----EVERYBODY
Sure gullie to see you alf back. When down town drop in and lets talk about the football K. U. is going to play this fall and perhaps the clothes you are going to wear to these games.
Schulz The Tailor Nine Seventeen Mass.
Suiting You—That's My Business
You Save
50c This Year
on your subscription to The Daily Kansan
ONLY
$3.50 a reduction of 12.5% from the regular price
See a salesman on the Campus or call at Kansan Business Office in the Journalism Building. (next door to the Library).
Subscribe for your Kansan Today
"Rushing Season On"
"Football Men Out"
"Students Enrolling"
"Old Friends Meeting New Friends"
and
Carl's Good Clothes Now Selling
"Looks like a Big Year Coming Up"
Headquarters for--with
Laundry Cases
Waiters Aprons
Waiters Jackets
Gym Clothes
Law Canes
Ku Ku Sweaters
Surgical Gowns
Surgical Coats
Shop Clothes
Rain Coats
Slickers
Jay Jane Sweaters
FRESHMEN — As in past years, a $5 purchase
from us, a freshman Cap FREE.
By skillful buying, lower overhead, we have the pleasure to offer Carls Clothes and Furnishings at the lowest price in 10 years. With every purchase our same "Guarantee of satisfaction."
We'll Be Seeing You.
We're Glad to Show You.
MONDAY NINE TO ONE
DATES $1.00
Arlie Simmons And His Orchestra
FREE DRINKS
at the
STAGS $1.00
New Union Soda Fountain
Memorial Union Building