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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 10:30
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Hargiss Puts Men on Hard Drill Diet for Ames Battle
Practice on Intercepting Passes and Offensive Work Stressed
MIDGETS WILL PLAY
Long hours of hard work and plenty of it is the menu being dished up to members of the Jayhawker squab in order to get into every evening this week on the practice field east of the stadium. With only two days left in which to groom his charges for their encounter with the crowd, he is following a schedule for practice sessions which includes a chalk talk lasting an hour or more, followed by formation drill and scrimmage which only these October evenings cuts short.
Drill on offensive playing is getting the most attention this week in the Kansas camp and every effort is being made to make that will work effectively despite the Cyclone defensive attempts. Reports from Ames indicate that Noel Workman's proteges are working well against yardage in their tilt with Kansas, so the Jayhawks have been mixing in frequent worksouts on breaking up defenses.
Yesterday afternoon's practice period saw the Kansas gridman getting plenty of practice on his jersey, mugging against a pair of Steve Hinshaw's prize year-round outfit. The variegated color was freshman teams and found little difficulty in gaining through the lineup of tight tackles.
The coming contest will have the Jahyawkens again entrenched as favorites by the dooperets to gain a new advantage. The squad will woutweigh the Iowa team several pounds to the man but the lowans are confident that this handicap will have little bearing upon the Cyclones, the enviable position of being the only Big Six team to be undefended so far this year, will meet some decidedly stiff opposition from the Cycbones and the start from start to finish.
A game between two midget teams from Kansas City will be offered as an added attraction to spectators who play the game in the Bearcats of the South Side Midgte league and the Pembroke Midgte will be the contestants who will fight it out for the prize, a new football, which will feature three players. The narrer of the fray, Kruse Rocke rnJ, son of the famed Notre Dame coach, will captain the Bearcats while George "Dumpy" Bowles, whose father is the coach, will lead the Bearcats eleven. The first half of the midget game will take place before the beginning of the Kansers and the last half will be played while the big squares are resting at mid-game.
Society
Delta Sigma Pi announces the pledging of Donald Bollard of Kansas City Mo.
Horace McDavid, of Decatur, Ill., past president of the Kiwanis International, was the guest of Dean and Mrs. D. M. Swarthout at their home Sunday. Mr McDavid was on his way to the Kiwanis district convention at Topeka of the principal speakers on the three day program at the Hotel Jayhawk.
The W. S. G. A tea yesterday after
appointment of the charges in the
'an-Hellenic council'. Hazel Halsey,
Miriam Halsey and Mika Husband
housed Pupa.
Mrs. Ella G. Swarthout, mother of Dean D. M. Sworthout, is visiting at the home of her son for the next two weeks' on her way returning to Dixon, N.J. Swarthout has been in Los Angeles in other western cities for two months.
Mr. Frank Jenkins of Madison, WI,
National Council of Acacia fraternity,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday visiting the Kansas chapter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Thomas, director of Baptist student's work, of 1124 Mississippi street, will be at home Thursday for Florida Friday evening to 8 to 10:30.
The Plymouth Congregational Church celebrated the 75th anniversary of its founding last night with a church supper attended by more than one million of the Calendar were in charge. Two hundred people were served at the event, and each decorated to represent a month. On the table for October there was a large collection of flowers, W. B. Dalton and M. E. R. Bayes等 sang songs. The Reverend Alfred Gray communicated of the anniversary
Phi Chi Delta, sorority for Presbyterian college women, announces the pledging of Lois Lawson, Helen Harmon, Gladys Cortner, Alice Henderson, Robert Hale, Elizabeth Graubelharter, Angela Guth, Gladys Beck, Betty Kellogg, Eater Porter, Virginia Theis, Lucile Anderson, Lida Foster, and Terry Hankerson. Rubert Culbertson, Maya May Hacker, Dorothy Brunson, Billie Green, Marion Nelson, Elizabeth McKinley, Monica Tucker, De Von Jones, Maurice Strain, Elizabeth Mullan, Ila Lawson and Mildred Curry.
Want Ads
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'OR SALE. Corona portable type
writer; standard keyboard. 112
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CALL M. Dollie Emick at 407 Main Street for all kinds of plain or fancy sewing, and alterations. Hematitching 106 a yard. Phone 1924. —40
FRATERNITIES and sororities: You will need decorations for your fall and winter parties. Why not buy some permanent equipment and cut extras to add to your other lighting equipment—lattice, ladders, artificial vines, branches, flowers, screens, and floor hooks. All for sale at less than half cost. Also confetti, floral arrangements, LED lights. Cheap. Call Miss Davis at 1068 between 1 and 6 p.m. —36
TUTORING: Latin, Greek, German,
English (composition). Time saving
methods: any language. "The less you
know," students say. Students
$3; working students half rate.
Translations: scientific German, 75 an
hour. K. Phone 1572 M. 36
until 8 p.m.
K. U. vs AMES Saturday, Oct. 25. Here's the score from College vs Collegiate Barber Shop. A free haircut to all guessing correct score. Only three guesses the K.U-Aggress score. (C)
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Glauca Exclusively
1025 Mass.
and return (Half fare for Children)
Santa Fe - Union Pacific - Rock Island WEEKLY REDUCED FARES $1.00 to KANSAS CITY
Tickets on sale Friday afternoon, all day Saturday and Sunday forenoons.
Tickets good for return trip not later than midnight the following Sunday.
Tickets not Interchangeable
Steam Lines— THE SAFETY WAY
Honored in Coaches and Chair Cars No Baggage Checked
Phone 32 or 76
J. H. Robinson, J. H. Robinson,
Agt.
Phone 76 Agt.
Phone 76
W. W. Burnett
Agt.
Phone 32
Satins Dyed --- Re-Silvering --- Re-Glitting
Cleaning --- Shining
Always good shoe repairing
Party Slippers Given Careful Attention
Electric Shoe Shop 1017 Mass. Shine Parlor 11 W.9th.
The first ten men in your class
THE most popular read-yet-catered meals in the dining-rooms of American colleges, eating clubs and restaurants, includes Kellogg in Battle Creek. They include Kellogg's Corn Flakes, PEP Bran Flakes, Rice Krispies, Shredded Wheat, Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit. Also Kake Ice Hag Coffees—the coffee that you love.
sleep.
COUNT their qualities. Each an all-round man. Leaders can dominate the room. Each with a thoroughly engaging personality. Each a dynamo of personality.
There, after all, is the secret. It takes health to hold the pace. But one of the most insidious foes of health is constipation.
Here's the easy, effective answer "KelleyGoogles." Guaranteed to prompt a prompt. Lie in front of life—even in recurrent cases. Two tablespoonspice a day will keep you awake for long hours. Cream-fruits or honey added. Ask that it be served at your fraternity house.
Bullene's "Exclusive but not expensive"
Fifty Smartly Styled Brocks
For Dress
For School
For Sports
Dress Sale
Friday - Saturday
And all of higher price, will go on sale FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Silk Canton Crepes
Wool Crepes
Knitted Frocks
Wool Jersey Suits
at
Black. Brown. Wine. Navy.
Green. Oxford.
Sizes from 12 to 20
For Prompt Battery Service Phone 4 Exide Batteries Fritz Co.
The Band It Deserves
Give Your Wrist Watch
F. H. Roberts
Jeweler
833 Mass. St.
Saturday 2 p.m.
FOOTBALL Kansas vs Iowa State
Last Times Tonight
The Santa Fe Trail
with WILLIAMS
FRIDAY-SATURDAY
RICHARD ARLEN
HUNSINGER
TAXI
Chapter Agency
PHONE 12
Admission $2.50
Children under 12 years, 10c
The problem of having so few women at the Wednesday night dances is almost solved. A certain assistant instructor is contemplating requiring all his students to attend for a grade, incidentally for a dance.
ALL MUSIC ALL SOUND ALL DIALOG
See the great Kansas team tangle with the Iowa State Cyclones in a Big Six Conference battle. Add your shouts to the roar of the big crowd.
"MAN TROUBLE"
he was ready to sacrifice his sword to save his sire — Here's as fine a picture as we ever seen.
Dorothy MacKailn in 'MAN TROUBLE'
Starts Monday-
Tickets at Round Corner Drug Store and Athletic Office.
You'll enjoy the game better
Campus Comment
His Father a Thief,
OVERCOATS TOPCOATS
— "for the game"
— "for right now wear"
Slickers
Corduroy Pan
Leather Jacket
Sweaters
Knickers
Golf Sox
Boot Sox
Wool Sox
Gloves
Mittens
Mufflers
TONITE and TOMORROW
Shows
3-7-9
Mat
10-25c
Nite
10-35c
Oh Boy! Coming Soon—Al Jolson in "BIG BOY"
Shows 3-7-9
DICKINSON Attend the Matines
Attend the Matinee
Last Times Tonight
EDDIE CANTOR in
"WHOOOPEE"
Mon.—Clara Bow in "HER WEDDING NIGHT"
Soon— John Mack Brown-Wallace Berry in "BILLY THE KID"