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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1920
First Homecoming Rally of the Air to Be Broadcast
Tentative Plans Include
Pep Talks To Raise
Wider Interest In
Tiger Game
The first "Homecoming Rally of the Air" to be held at the University will be broadcast preceding the Missouri game from KEKU, the University of Missouri. Musselman, who is in charge of the program. This rally will be given next Thursday from 8:15 to 9 p. m. in order to create interest throughout the state for the Missouri-Kansas game played at Lawrence that week-end.
Pep talks and announcements about this program which will also plate him has not yet been worked through. He is also be announced the first of next week.
According to tentative plans, an address by Chancellor Libley will open the program. Dr. Forrest C. Ailen will then give a speech in which he will announce that the Missouri game still available at that time. Pref. W. F. Davis of the department of history will then talk, being followed by speeches of the Missouri team and of the Animal Man, former members of the K. U. football team, a representative from the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce, and a representative of the freshman class who will speak on questions before his diet Missouri game.
Houses Asked to Report
In the past, registration for homecoming has been more or less a hit and misaffair, but this year more attentions are focused on it. Weidman is in charge and has 29 women students who will help her at the Memorial Union. Every fraternity, sorority, organized house, or report office must bring in a report of their visitors.
This really is to be broadcast through the courtesy of the two broadcast stations, who cancelled their programs and commemorate the homecoming committees.
The registration will last from 1:30 on Friday, Nov. 22, until noon the following day. Friday's report should be returned to the Memorial Union building by 8 p.m. Friday and the report by 9 p.m. on Saturday morning.
All visitors will be registered by
classes, places where they now live.
An information booth will be at the
Memorial Union building and furnish
all details for homecoming. Lists of
alumni may be found in the alumni
album may be found at this booth.
George Beal, chairman of the decoration of the stage at the auditorium for the general rally on Friday night, said this morning that a scheme has been developed in that it will be effective and add to the great life-iness to the rally.
Freshmen Sit in Raleigh
Freshmen Sit in Bafony
Every loyal freshman of the University is asked to sit in the second balcony at the rally. In this way the student can be unified cheering section which will be the Loveliest attire at the rally.
The coaches, cheerleader, and alumni secretary will attend the Jayhawk club supper at the University club, at Kansas City next Thursday night, Nov. 21. The Jayhawk club of speeches, Coach "Bill" Hargiss will connect to "Twisting the Tail's Tall."
Cornell University has more than 55,000,000 worth of new structures and improvements under construction.
In Congress Today
Senate
Continues debate on tariff rates.
Judiciary subcommittee continues
jobly investigation.
House In recess until Monday.
35,000 Expected Nov. 23
Ticket Sales for M. U. Game Increase Steadily
With over a week yet before the game, ticket sales for the Kansas-Missouri game are still increasing. The tickets are now nicely and the indications are that over 25,000 people will be in the stadium when the whittle for the kickoff is sold.
According to H. II. Gurtler, who is in charge of the ticket sale, there are many offices of which are in the level of the stadium. The seats in the bowl are considered by many to be better than the boxes at the games. To enable the booker to get a direct view of the holes made by the line and the plays of the backfield as they are
In case of an overflow of spectators temporary bleachers can be erected at the south end of the stadium which will allow us to see many sales in Topeka and Kansas City show that there will be a big representation from both cities to see the
La Berta Weiss Attends Mortar Board Conference
La Berta Weiss left this morning to attend the sectional conference of Mortar Board, at Columbus, Mo. While there she will give a talk on the purposes of the floor chapter, the details of the discussion project, in that it has no definite project.
She will extend an invitation to the Missouri chapter to have lunch with the Kansas chapter the day of the Missouri-Kansas football game.
Curator Says K. U. Owns Largest Buffalo Skul
"The largest buffalo skull in the world," boasts. Sam Woodring, new superintendent of the new Teton National Park.
"But," says H. T. Martin, assistant curator of paleontology, "we have got his great, great, great, great horns painted to an enormous buffalo head whose horns, from tip to tip, wore longer than the average man's height.
"You see," Martin continued, "Wooding's bison is the modern American bison, a wild mammal that forms, bison latrithus. The horns of the park buffalo measure 21½ and 23 inches respectively in length, but not as wide as its head because buffalo is buffalo whether it be ancient or modern our bison lion from there are the largest ones on earth."
As a symbol of their classification, the freshmen women of Ottawa University are required to wear green hose.
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200-Inch Telescope. Ten Times As Powerful As Mt. Wilson Instrument. Is to Be Built
Two miniature figures, on the same scale as the model, indicate the size of the finished instrument if this design was used. The camera measures about 85 feet high when pointing near the zeuth, about the same height as a seven or eight story office building, and about 100 feet wide that it may be pointed to any part of the sky. The fork is arranged to turn in a direction parallel with the camera at all times; thus the driver will turn the instrument around this axis once a day, thereby keeping track of its position across the sky. This arrangement is the same as in the usual equatorial mounting for astronomical telescopes. No actual construction work on the camera was done until it became much necessary preliminary work has been accomplished. A tentative design for the telescope has been worked out in detail. The Astrophysical Laboratory on the Pasadena campus, of the California State University, Borrego Valley, quarters of the astronomers who will use the telescope, measure the photographs taken with it and interconnect them to other perimeters. Plans have also been
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the type of mounting shown in the model is not final, said Dr. George Ellyer Hale, honorary director of Mt. St. Helena College. He says one satisfactory solution of the problem, and requires further work. Should any other kind of mounting be used, it must more advantageous, it will be adopted. The great mirror, however, still remains a problem, but one to which a satisfactory solution is fully ensured.
Robert Morrow is editor-in-chief of the Topkapi High School World and Arthur Carruth II is assistant editor of The Times.
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made for the Instrument Shop where the smaller telescope parts and many accessory instruments will be constructed, and for the camera will be ground and figured. While these plans were being drawn, Mt. Wilson astronomers have been engaging in a survey of possible sites for the new instrument.
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Christmas decorations will be a feature of the Sophomore Hop to be held on Friday, Dec. 6, according to the committee on decorations, which will be in the Memorial Union building for the Winter Olympics. The junior unitie is Aime Kent, and her co-workers are Richard Woodmenus, Rosamond Gilmore, Lela Hackney, Jeen Robb, Lloyd Thompson, and the two managers, Jack Turner and Carl Erik
George E. Loe's orchestra from Kansas City has been engaged for the party, which is to be a 1 o'clock nffail.
National Guard to Stage Boxing Matches Tuesday
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The Lawrence National Guard unit boxing show will be hold Tuesday, Nov. 19. The hosts are scheduled between members of the Tooneka Afterschool and the Lawrence boxing club, of which some members are K, U. students.
Two University students who probably will represent the Lawrence club will attend a conference among the amoons. Shebari will headline the cord that night in meeting "Karl"
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