FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1929
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Students See Press Film
Journalists Invited to Preview
Talkie at Varsity
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE, KANSAS
The table feature, "Big News" was previewed last night by a group of Lawrence and University journalists at the special invitation of L. O. Gill, vice president of faculty members in the department of journalism, members of Sigma Delta Chi, honorary journalism fraternity, and members of Theta Kappa, the women's fraternity, and staff members of the Kansan were guests of the management.
Gill, in preparing a number of "good-will" invitations to societies on the Hill encouraging better cooperation with students at University, extended the first invitation to the journalists to view the picture, a mystery story played in the series.
Unlike many of the late attempts in producing a wise-cracking picture, "Big News" found an unusually responsive reception by the journalistic media. This was accepted on an exaggeration of the glamour in newspaper work.
Student enterprise ticket sales at the close, Thursday evening, at the business office, totaled 1640 which in cludes very few faculty tickets.
Season Ticket Holders to See Frost Game Free
The faculty tickets are still on sale for $3.50. Approximately 290 ticket must be sold to complete the enterprise bagge, according to Heard's instructions.
Students who do not have their en-
terprise tickets may secure them at
the business office at $4.56 even if they have an examination card.
Clay Center, Sept. 27—(UP)
Spreading rails sent a portion of the fast east-bound Rock Island passway to the north and south on Friday day. Eight people were injured.
Spreading Rails Cause Clav Center Train Wreck
One pullman car and a day cancel left the rails and fall into the bank of the right-of-way shortly before 1 a.m. No one was killed.
Ambulances and first aid equipment m-Clary Center took the victims to Clay Center hospital where none were found to be found in serious condition.
Rock Island officials are working to clear up the debris.
Reunion of 35th Division Opening at Hutchinson
Hutcheson, Sept. 27. — (U)P)—Veterans of the Thirth Army, DIP meeting here today for their annual reunion, on the eleventh anniversary of the taking of Vamcoun hill, a part of the battle which opened the battle of Argonne.
The reunion will last until Monday morning, and its program will include a welcome speech, several bands, a memorial service, and an honorary jersey for General Johnson Hagood, of Oranuk, commander of the seventh force. A principal speaker of the occasion.
Searah, honorary architectural an-
gineering trustee, had a smoker last night at Eagles hall for the other members of the architectural deputy
architectural engineering was given by Prof. J. M. Keloggle of the architectural school faculty when made a brief library of his trip to Europe this summer. Short talks were given by Mr. Keloggle of the School of Fine Arts faculty George M. Bedd, and Verner F. Smith, both of the architect school faculty. Refreshments were served at 10
Scarab Holds Smoker
Miami Escapes Damage
Fifty-Mile Gales Dies to Breeze in Passing Over City
Miami, Sept. 22 — (UP) — A wind with a velocity of 30 miles an hour dropped over the carhormeter dropped to 29.75 from 29.81 which was registered early to 29.84.
The wind listed died down to 25 miles an hour and no sound was heard. The daddy dawned partners at Dimint were experiencing a heavy blow harborman which fell to the ground.
The audacity of the storm astonished the weather men officials, who said that they had "never seen anything like it."
The 50-mile an hour blow has dainted him a breeze in 9 m., but the population of Miami and surroundings twons around remained in a state of excitement as the weather barren wanted that the blow would continue.
Now that Pimilu, western island of the Bahamas, had failed to gale and the barometer was falling there added to form an report from Nassau sea.
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Pi Epsilon Pi Will Again Uphold Frost Traditions
Pi Eslashon Pi officially wont on Eslashon be being at the University or Western or Western University, but not stinkily adviser, and any other university officals in the matter of carrying out the study.
Jack R. Morris was elected senate member, and members of the party committee which were appointed are Tom Long, A Knick, and Jack Morris, chairman, in the Senate.
Some of the freshmen will start worrying caps, and at this time the Ku Kau will insist the student council, Sachee and Ku Kau, in favor that freshmen
At the football games they will be paired together in order to lead the student shooting, and they will also teach their students about the customs of this organization's making trips with the football team. This week, the team was decided to make two trips. One of these is to Nebraska when the team plays University of Nebraska at the other.
has not been obtained upon testing.
The first school party of the year will be given by Pi Eunicei at the University building on the first night after graduation.
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