WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1930
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Big Six Teams Get Stiff Drill for Saturday Games
Two Conference and Two Inter Sectional Contests Are on Schedule
on Schedule
Continue Stiff Brill Schedules
Norman, Oct. 27 (UP) - Oklahoma will continue a drive toward a concession plan for the Okeechobee County Iowa State. Its drill today continued of painting and the development of ideas to improve the state's infrastructure.
Armes, Oct. 29—(UP)-Dustin drill schedules outfitted for the Iowa State football squad throughout the week were continued today in preparation to be considered one of the schools' elite against the powerful Oklahoma eleven.
Aggles Loae Molssinger
Manhattan, Oct. 28 — (UP)—The Kansas Angels worked for their game with Missouri today, inimit the services of William Milesman, halftack, who was declared multiple after objections were filed by employment by an insurance company.
Meissinger was also captain-elect of the school's baseball team.
Collins Back in Tiger Lineup
Columbia, Oct. 28 - (UP)—Massachusetts University, facing its first conference offensive against the Kansas Aggies, today went toward extensive plays.
Max Collins, backfield star, was returned to the lineup. The drill was over new plays and offensive drives.
Cornhuskers Await Pittsburgh
Lincoln, Oct. 17—(UPI)—Nebraska gridman worked as nalman today while a University of Missouri wore eurecats for the top-nitch inter-state game of the Missouri Valley State.
The team was without injuries and look optimistically toward defeat of the earrings.
--by Hill Paper-Gatherer
Announcements
Quack club will hold a meeting at the pool in the gymnasium at 8 o'clock to-night.
Caroline Rob House, President.
All students wishing to enter the campus problems speaking, contest should notify me before Thursday noon.
Margaret Anderson, assistant professor of Speech and Dramatic Art.
First Lawrence School Held in Unitarian Church
"The first free school in Lawrence was started in the building which is now the Utnarian church, about 1566 or 1873," said the Rowckend Burcken, an investigator recently, "and the first school established in Lawrence obtained from the Boston abolitionists."
The church which celebrated its seventy-fifth anniversary Sunday is the first church in Lawrence, and has some ripe old history behind it. Governor Robert Woolley took the chief promoter of the church. Many world-known persons have spoken in the building including such figures as Rollo Waldo Ewenman, Looy Stone, Henry Blackwell, Robert Woolley, who founded St. Louis University.
The bell for the fower was recovered from a sunken steambank in the Mississippi river and used until a few years ago, it is hung in the junior high school.
Read the Kansan Wantads.
1
"Let's walk"
"Oh, well . . ."
The Neolithic men were unquestionably a amiable people. In the thicket they figured out that strolling in the rain would be fun if you only did not wet. They made their clothes so watery, it though, until 1836, when Tower started making slick clothes and now we can just move it now if we do any it.
Fish Brand Slickers, roomy,
well-cut, long-wearing, are
sold everywhere. They weighs
weights and colors, for men and others.
Your clicker will soon pay for
pressing bills. Look for the
fish on the label. At 50 Power
Street, Boston, Massachusetts.
Society
Alpha Gamma Delta will entertain with a party Nov. 1. Moon Ryan's orchestra will play.
--by Hill Paper-Gatherer
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority will give a dinner party at the Eldridge Center on May 26, 2015. Mrs. L. C. Harris, Mrs. Edith Miller, Mrs. Belle Winnoln, and Mrs. Margaret Perkins, will act as chaperones. Arie McNeill will furnish music for the evening.
The first R.O. T, C. dance of the year will be given in the Memorial Union building of the University on Friday evening, Nov. 14, from 3 until 12.
Lois Rush, in '70, has accepted a position to teach music and English in the high school at Easton, Mo.
Dr. and Mrs. Clay Allison Ward of Ft. Worth, Texas, announce the marriage of their daughter, Ada Louise. Mrs. Allison was born in Elm Hailig, which took place Saturday, Oct. 25. Ms. and Mrs. Hairlig will be at home at 4107 Holcester street, Dallas, Texas, where Mr. Hairlig is assistant to the Southern Transport company.
Mr. Hirtig is a graduate of the University of Kansas and while attending school here was employed at Carl's clothing company.
Proff. Allen Crafton gave a delightful reading certified, "Mary Hosp" at a university that also offers the University Women held Monday evening in the Congregational parish house. Professor Crafton explained the drama of Mary Hosp as an instance of a serious theme, which usually makes no great appeal to audiences but it is important it more seriously than whitely*.
Seaton Marcelo Law, A.B. 20, and Ms. Law, formerly Alva Gertrud Larson, who were married in Chateau Mont, Oct. 25, are spending a short time in Lawrence, LA, whose law firm is Marshall Management and manages European tours.
Delta Zeta announces the pledging of Fern Nichols of Arkadelphia, Ark.
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--by Hill Paper-Gatherer
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A luxury industry, various from mosaics in the most-wildest shapes of stone and glass to an impressive array of influenues over our entire society. We find man-made patterns in every way. With the insistence of the home-loft self-empowerment and Adam's apotheosis, Swatch draws the line. Utility really has to be a life element, so we also slip it off. Nothing will stick, as it does with the metallic finish or solid gold. Plain, fancy and sporty are variations in natural colors. Jewelry or more
Alpha Chi Omega faculty tea, chapter house. 7-9.
W, S. G, A. tea, Rest Room, West
Ald. 3:20.5.
SOCIAL CALENDAR Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
All-University Hallowe'en party Union building.
Made by the Bure & Wilde Co., Makers of Kaup-mit Guitar Cabs and Custom Automatic Lighters , . . . Anticolor, Mats.
Fraternity and sorority dance. Trisangle, Sigma Chi, Delta Upsilon, Kappa Sigma, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Alpha Kappa, Alpha Kappa, and Alpha Gamma Delta.
LOOKS LIKE A PIN—BUT ISN'T ©
Love-Notes Are Found
J. Angney, the official paper-gatherer, says that twice a week, Wednesday and Saturday, he covers his beat
The Clothing Store for Men
Everything the well-dressed man should wear.
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Style Shop
829 Mass.
He gathers two sacks of dog-eared love-notes, tell-tale talk papers, and faded handbuckles. Sometimes he holds up a picture for someone to see him if you lose your hairs. He admits that sometimes he finds a little cash—but the students don't lose what they need.
Rochester, N. X.—(UP) Four unencoled shells, eight驶 feet in the ground on Inspiration Point, were found by Frank Maibaug. The shells weighted about nine pounds and were about three inches in diameter; the muscles were buried during the Civil War, or the Spanish-American war, was suggested.
Mr. Angney has been in the employ of the University of Kansas as a general
the campus, and with his pointed stick picks up the trash.
Travel by Rail to Kansas City $1.80 and return to Topeka $1.20
W, W. Burnett
Agt. Santa Fe
Phone 32
caretaker for 25 years. During the summers he mows the lawns.
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Agt. R. I.
Phone 76
J. H. Robinson,
Agt. U. P.
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