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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1920
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
University Daily Kansan
Official Student Pa)
THE UNIVERSITY OF
Lawrence, Kana
EDITOR-IN-CHEIF
MANACING EDITOR
ADVERTISING MGR
CIRCULATION MGR
WM. DUAGHERTY
LAWRENCE MANN
FLOYD NELSON
LESTER SUILHER
Business Off-
News Room
Night Connectio
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Published in the afternoon, five times a week, and on Sunday morning. Lv students in the Department of Journalism of the University of Georgia on the Front of the Department of Journalism.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1929
Shipprice rentals. $4.00 per year, payable in advance. Single prices, in each. Entered in receipts mid-season until September 30, 2019, at Lawrence at Lawrence, Kansas, under the act of March 2, 1959.
Old heads resting on the shoulders of sophomores, Juniors and seniors feel profanity wise in counseling the multitude of strangers which descends upon the campus each September. By students and faculty alike, the newcomers are told much and shown much. The University is a big place. It is confusing, isn't it, new students?
TO NEW STUDENTS
But you won't be strangers long. Soon you will enchant the Rock Calk and sing the Crismon and Blue with the same affectionate familiarity and welling pride that prizes the other thousands who have been here before. You will walk down the campan thouroughfires and into the classrooms and student centers with the same confidence and ease that you would in your home town. You will cheer for the team and attend the rallies. You will go to the variates. You will sit beside your fellow through guilding assignments in the classroom. You will make friends. You will feel at home.
Meanwhile, the Kansan extends to you its right hand of welcome, as the official mouthpiece of the students of the University. We are glad to see you here. We see in you the latent power to carry our school and your school on to new levels of ideas and the attainment of them. We expect much of them. We are filled with optimism as we see your steady stream of arrivals. We believe in you and welcome you.
And finally, we congratulate you that you have chosen to attend the University. You have been a great School. Be it you to make it greater.
President Portes Gil of Mexico has declared that he will run *r* at the next election, proving that self-preservation is still the strongest human instinct.
A BI ED LIST
Scrupulou newcomers at the University may discount the purported value of a subscription to The University Daily Kansan. With the multiplicity of expenses, minor and major, connected with mutilation and registration, such students are apt to shudder as they see savings fade and allowances diminish. They are induced to choose between necessities and dispensable conveniences. They may limit themselves to the bare fees required by the administration, considering them as the only "necessities."
Usually this is an unwice choice. The student who limits his University life to the classroom is gaining a biased and incomplete experience. The student who gets value received from his college career is the one who embraces the widest horizon of activity which he can properly assimilate. He broadens his scope of "necessities" beyond the required fees of registration and matriculation. He enters into the proper spirit of a loyal and active student.
A subscription to The University Daily Kanan will be one of the first things that he includes in his broad list of necessities. He appreciates the need for keeping fully informed with Hill happenings through the Kanan's news reports. He values the Kanan's announcement columns. He learns of the events of the world through its press services. He enjoys its features. He is interested in its editorials in their endeavor to set forth proper school ideals and spirit. He feels that his life as a student is incomplete without his school paper. He considers it a necessity.
It is to be hoped that the Sino-Russian dispute is settled before it becomes of sufficient importance that the history books carry the names of all the generals in the conflict.
TEMPORARY
Autos . . . Trim lines of the newest models . . . Gay colors flashing down the drive . . . Ponderous vehicles of dignified hairy . . . Heavy traded balloon switching upon the pavement . . . Sedans, coupes, amusing long tourings . . Rumble seats . . Sport models.
On, where is the collegiate Ford? Wait, periphrase observer, wait The collegiate Ford is not extinct. It will return to its proper sphere within a week or two. Dad's Ford will go back home then. But just now it is rush week. Dad's car in here.
If the suggestion of Viccount Botheme, chief proprietor of the London Daily Mail that the British turn back its mandate over Palestine and Irish to the League of Nations is carried out, another hope of the Jews for a native land will go glimmering.
THE HOMELESS RACE
England took over the mandate after Palestine was wrested from Turkey following the World War, and at least 120,000 Israelis were killed in a cease-fire organization by Jews from Jerusalem.
The traditional home of the Jews had become the actual home of Moesems during the centuries, however, and the latter observed the colonization with considerable hostility. The recent outbreak, started incidentally by a dispute over the control of the wailing wall in Jerusalem, was a result. The London newspaper owner does not believe that England should further antagonize the Mohammedan world by its ultramont toward the Jews. His suggestion that the United States offered far better attractions to the Jews than Palestine is correctly illustrated in the lack of a general trek from this country to Palestine. The Jews have become established in the commercial life of the United States, as well as other countries, and they have拣过来的
OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY BULLETIN
Vol. XXII, Saturday, September 14, 1929 No. 2
The first all-University convention is called for 10 o'clock, Friday morning, Sept. 20. Class periods will be suspended to thirty-five minutes.
ALL-UNIVERSITY CONVOCATION:
First hour, 8:20 to 9:45. Second hour, 9:15 to 9:50. Conversation, 10:00 to 10:50. Third hour, 11:00 to 11:35. Fourth hour, 11:45 to 12:20.
ALL UNIVERSITY RECEPTION:
E. H. LINDLEY.
A reception will be given at the Union Building at 8:30 o'clock Saturday evening, Sept. 21, by the "old" faculty members and "old" students to the new members of the faculty and new students. No personal invitations are accepted. Students must present a valid student ID. Every member of the faculty and student body is cordially invited.
E. H. LINDLEY.
Classifierley will address the freemain at 7.30 p.m. in the in-actio on Monday, Sept. 15, Tuesday, Sept. 17, and Wednesday, Sept. 18.
CHANCELLOR'S TALKS TO FRESHMEN:
FACULTY INFORMATION CARDS:
Members of the faculty and staff are asked to send to the Chancellor office the information each as soon as possible. This request is made to the Office of Administration.
cities in sufficient numbers to be so fully self-sufficient.
Furthermore, the mild racial hostility of other Americans is much more easily tolerated than the fewer ones laithed in community-based Mos-
And now the news reveals that the American millionaire who, while traveling in Europe, called his barber to come over and cut his hair, was hält all the time. That seems to be the height of sensiveness.
"80 Drown on Finnish Bowl"—head line. Finnish is right.
The Hawk's Nest
Telephone for our milk man to stop and show you our milk. You will want some of it. Milk Dept., Kaw Valley Cemetery. Phone 820—adp.
MILK IS SCARCE
Milk is scarce in this time of year. When buying, get the best obtainable. We have the best and richest proteinized milk that can be procured.
This isn't spring or anything, but the campus seems to be greening up a lot the last couple of days.
Spoking of freshness, there is one who just got new today and went over to talk to Dean Lawson about enrollment.
"How do you do it, Paul?" was his
"tidil unery."
"Very simple, very simple," resplied the deed, dwatting a fly, "Just fill out your card and take it to the hall pen."
"Ball pen! Say, I'm in the wrowe place. I wanted to go to K, U, and not K, S, A, C."
As everyone probably has noted by this time, the new ten and dollar bills bear the picture of Salem. The city is a hotel for publicity that gay it.
The new pipe organ which has been installed for the School of Fire Arms in the Administration building filling a long-fit need. There is nothing
like a good pipe organ to break the stilly silencer which has pervaded the Ad building in the past.
The holder of every Waterman's is made of hard rubber — the all-satisfying material for the purpose because it is stainless, strong, light, and feels good in the hand. From the tip of the 14-carat gold pen point to the shining top of the cap every Waterman's is scientifically balanced. It fills easily, rapidly, and holds a lot of ink. In fact, it is the ideal college pen for it will serve you all through your course and still be in use many years afterward.
you can't harm it with hard work. For every purpose for which a fountain pen is intended, a Waterman's functions 100%. Here are a few of the reasons for this letter perfect performance:
Waterman's has the newest and most appealing idea in Fountain Pens. You can select the type of pen point that suits your handwriting by a color band on the cap of each pen. You can get a pen that writes like Tom Brown's by asking for the same color, which is stamped on the pen point as well. Ask for it where you buy your supplies.
And then there is that very mollusk eager about the freshman at his graduation day, who dances with you?" he asked his charming partner. "You've alreadybdied it for me."
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Made in 6 colors. The yellow
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No use getting personal, or any
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His cheerery to the new and greetings to the old. The Hawk's Nest hopes to make many new friend. It is a very good one.
Al Cagone has had his toenails out. Maybe that will reform him.
And in closing, please do not, refer to us as "Hawkie." It coams too much like a symptom of tuberculosis.
Waterman's
Send the Kansan home
Suiting you—that's my business
Welcome all K. U. Students
SCHULZ THE TAILOR
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Remember Us For Those Midnight Feeds 'Tween Meal Snacks
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Business College
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Phone 275 Ninth at Tenn. St.
Manette
Opening a shop featuring
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Shops in
For all occasions even parties.
Nanette clothes are copies—That's why they look more expensive.
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