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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE. KANSAS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1929
Choir of 52 Voices to Give Concert at Presbyterian Church
Last of Series in Dedication Events to Be a Program Sunday Night
The First Presbyterian church chair of 52 voices, under the direction of Dean D. M. Swarthout, will give its first sacred concert of the year on Sunday evening at 7:45 as the last ordination day; indicatory events of the new church.
"The chair this year in the best
have had during the six years. I have
had it in charge," said Dean Swarthout.
The choir will present the follow- ing program:
Organ Prehude; Visione, Rheinberge
Processional; O Mother Dear Jeru-
salem
Offertoire: Offertoire Religieuse Huss
Anthem: The God of Abraham Praise
Shellv
salem Matern
Invocation: Rev, Theodore H. Asgard
Choir Response: Holy Father, Heena
My Cray Jewel
Soprano Solo: Laura Rankin Chorus Choir
Harp Solo: Berenice Gabriel Fauré
Antenna: Brush Ruthgong
Anthem: Titian Down Lyle
Rain Buck
Duet: Marcene McLaren
Mrs. Charles Gramer
Soprano Soli: Mrs. Verisman Smith
Controllo Chorus Clementine
Your Heart
Contralto Solo: Let Not Your Heart
Be Troubled ___ Speaks
Flies About Him
Ellise Arbuthnot
Anthem: Bow Down Thine Ear
H. W, Parker
Soprano Solo: Agnes Smith
Baritone Solo: Charles Sager
Charles Clover
Cello Solo: Eligic Massenet
Chorus Choit Benediction.
Anthem: Hail Gladdening Light
Marti
Benediction.
Choir Response: Jesus My Lord
Lewis
Jew
Organ Postlude; Jubilate Deo, Silv
Lake Collision Takes Tol Other Boat, Badly Damaged Heads For Shore
Port Washington, Wis., Nov. 1—
(UP) the stenater Senator sank 20
miles offshore here yesterday after a
collision in a fog with the Marquette.
Only three of the Senator's crew of 26 have been saved. The Marquette, although damaged, was beheaded award this port under its
The Milwaukee coast guard and commercial tugs from here were speeding toward the spot where the Senator sink to look for other survivors who may be bobbing in the waves in life belts. Lake Michigan is holding high angel today with a 40-mile predicton light predicted tomorrow and tomorrow.
First news of the collision came when the Marquette sent out an SOS 108 ship to alert the several points along the west shore. A message to the steamer J. J. Stuart came.
New York, (UP)—College football, once strictly a Saturday afternoon sport, has reached the stage where it is limited to one day each week.
The United Press football schedule for 1929 shows games booked on 20 November, but there are also games on Dec. 28, with Sunday the only day of the week unused for college games. In addition, night football has been played every weekend, late in the program and one or more night games have been played almost ever Saturday night thus for this season.
With airplane transportation available it would be possible for a football fan to attend over 50 important college games during the 1920 season. In addition, he attended Walter CAMP, "Father of American Football," and originator of the "All-American" team, pointed out that he was forced to depend largely on reports of his assistants in the game because it was impolite for any one critic to witness over a dozen important games during the season.
Introduction of Night Football Games and Airplane Travel Makes It Possible to Witness Over 50 Events in Season
"Our forepeak filled, boat beginning to roll slightly; loaded with river creef and fishing tug stand beneath;船 piloted up three of Sentinar's crew."
The three pieces no are Ralph Els
lis, radio operator; Leonard Boras,
watchman; and William Flibek.
Two Denmark Youths Make Comments on K. U.
"I am very interested in the University of Kansas, and I think it is very fine," writes Karsen Knutilson of Geoffrey, Danmark, in a letter to the University Press about the Abunt association, received recently. Knutilson and another boy by the name of Jørgen Michielsen, two students from the University of Mark, toured the United States last summer and visited the University of Kansas at the suggestion of the Kansas City Rotary Club, which took them on a dayduring their stay in Kansas City.
While they visited the University, Mr. Ellaworth took them around the campus and showed their points of in-
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Reparated as a frank experiment when imprinted in the middle wort a year ago, the night game has been divided into four part in the collegiate scor.
Insabell, Detroit, Drake, Syracuse, Cincinnati, Oklahoma A., and M., and Williams and Mary, among others, have definitely adopted the night game, while the old game has proved successful. Syracuse played its first one this fall and drew a capacity crowd. The demand for another night game was insistent that the John Hopkins team stay on Saturday afternoon to Saturday night.
Schools which have adopted night football admit it was taken up solely because of the opportunity for inexperienced players to point out that small schools find it difficult to draw crowds to their games when faced with opposition from large schools. By playing night games they are unable to attract many fans able to attend afternoon games and many girls were required to work insufficient for their tastes.
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