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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1929
Men Reporting for Varsity Tennis Team Have First Workout
Kansas Scheduled to Meet Ames in First Conference Game
of Season
Candidates for the varsity tennis team responded to the first workout, called by Coach Huse, yesterday afternoon. Several veterans from last fall were among the aspirants this season and the material showed promise.
Among the most likely candidates for the team, are George Gell, Randolph Neth, Charles Seager, James Tewksley, Brian Baker, and James Snider.
Matches with Ottawa, Baker, and Washburn are being contemplated by Coach Huse, and it is likely that these matches will not count in the Big Six standing of the team, and will be played at a later date at the conference. The first Big Six games will be played with Ames April 13. Four men will constitute the team.
Despite the soft condition of the varsity courts yesterday the men played three ots each. Gaill and Neill showed up we were all in for practice and Jewell, Practice will be as regular as the condition of the courts will allow.
More Volleyball Played
Alpha Delta Pi, TNT and Alpha Gamma Delta Win
T, N, T, Alpha Delta Pi, and Alphamamma Delta were the winners in last night's women's innermann tournament. The four teams of the four teams that have not been defeated so far in the tournament. The other teams will record their results. Xi Delta Pi.
Alpha Delta Pt defeated Alpha Ch Omega, 42 to 21, in the most interesting game of the evening, albough the score was over. Alpha Delta Pt, 59 to 9 and Alpha Gamma Delta won from Delta Zea, 39 to 12.
Alpha Gamma Delta: Pelon, Monde
McKenna, Gothic, Bellermoe, E.
Smith, McNeil, J. Smith, Stout, Rabb,
Bowes.
bowes.
Delta Zeta: Cutlip, Miller, Sabra,
Graves, Goddard Swanson, Livingston,
Palakee, Einstein, Taylor.
Alpha, Delta, Pi: Short, Leighid
White, Ennis, Hammis, Coghill,
Stewart, San伯里, Brecknott.
Alpha Chi Omega; Anthony, Mun
Burtton, Edwards, Horton, Kennedy,
Robert Benson, Berry.
Gamma Phi贝蒂; Robertson Blanchard, Braunner, Van Riper, Ross, R Linscott, Henderson, Huston, Braden
109.
T. N. T.; M. Lawson, Northcutt
Hursh, Whisman, Drukus, Harper
Easton, White, H. Lawson.
Women's Rifle Club Plans to Buy Pins This Year
Rifle pins are to be purchased this year but it has not been decided who shall receive them. Swat team members, number of years on the team, and shooting record are some of the points on which women are considered.
The Women's Rifle Club met night for its second meeting of the year. A greater part of the group, Myers who talked on the work of the team this year. On the whole he is very much pleased with the diving record.
Wisconsin U. to Build New Intramural Plant
Madison, Wis.—Plans for an internal plant valued at $1,000,000 to supplement the new $2,000,000 field house at the University of Wisconsin were recently announced by George R. Simmons, director of athletes in this school.
The intramural plant is to be financed by the athletic departments with profits from games, but also up to $10 million to enable to the state legislature for aid.
Liberty, S. C.,—(UP)—Nine dead and a score injured was the toll of a freak tornado which struck the little community of Six Mile, near here, last night, relief workers found on a check up today.
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New Collections of Robes and Books Received by Spooner-Thayer Museum
Several contributions of importance have been received by Spooner Thayer Museum. On the west wall of the second floor, there are numerous cases including an ectesical shell (Dalmatia) of Spanish embroidery of the fifteenth century, and oecclesiastical case (Copenhagen) of the sixteenth century.
An ecclesiastical robe (Canubie) of the seventeenth century has also been received. Four other garments are of equal beauty and were made in the latter part of the eighteenth or in the early part of the nineteenth century.
On the first floor is a recently installed book case with a new collection of books, which include works by T. M. Weems and others, both by M. L. Weems in 1808, and by M. J. Weems in 1805.
Track Men Go to Illinois
Another book is *The Columbian Orator*, published in 1817 in Boston, Massachusetts, containing a variety of original and selected pieces together with 15 rules calculated to improve youth reading skills and an educational art act of elephants.
Five Jayhawk track team, accompanied by Dearth Huff, lead coach left this afternoon to help the team represent Kansas in the annual Indiana Indoor metemtery. The new making the league Fortune, and Captain "Cape" Franzel. Wileox will compete in the 75-yard dash while competing for combo purple relay队.
Lagerquist will run the quarter
Hushaw the half mile. Fortune
the three quarters, and Frazier the mile
Washington.—A last minute attempt made just before Congress adjourned to pass a bill establishing a National Institute of Health and Medicine, and to establish the U. S. Public Health Services as anNUcal ruined, failed in the House.
Coach Huff Takes Five Entries
There are several child primers dating from 1798 to 1892. One is a child's A, B, C book. These are more series in their nature than present ones.
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Bill for National Health Institute Fails in House
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Doctor Hugh more carefully predictions this morning upon the showing he expects the men to make, but announced that the men were going to watch a performance which has been an annual event for the past 12 years, will close in early.
there are several books of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century showing the dress of those times, the subject age being dated 1755.
Couch John Bunn, who has been certified to him home the past few days with the team, was present when he received a letter from hewr received from his home. Bunn is expected to be able to resume active training on Saturday in lieu of the squad. Colp hewr is in change of the squad in the absence of the regular coach, Paul Falsher has had charge of the squad.
John Bunn Improving
The Senate late Friday night passed
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The bill would put the Surgeon General of the United States in charge of the health care system, and would allow him to establish fellowships so that individual scientists might work there and compete. It would also work to the United States. It would also allow the Secretary of the Treasury to acquaint himself with the budget, half of the government, and invest those in U. S. government securities. It would also create fellowships.
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Student Opinion Som... An introduction to the importance of opinions in an increasingly apparent that there is something wrong with the traditional system of opinion, and that student opinion on sex problems, size of family, and proper age for persons to make.
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"Would you favor the establishment of a legal system of twin marriage for a girl who is expected to live together for some days or more prior to her twin marriage?" The young woman would be to the young women as a part of the consideration of companionate marriages.
Columbia, Mo. — (UP) —Following in the wake of an announcement of university investigation after the distribution of questionnaires relating to free marriage problems, a second study has made its appearance on the campa
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The second questionnaire while not involving the intimate questions contained in the first, was sent only to students of divorced parents.
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This "experiment" was not sanctioned by university officials, it was said.
Students under Professor DeGraf, however, have arsenia to his defense. Mr. DeGraf, who was fondling his action was presented to him this afternoon in one of his lectures.
Derrison City, Mo. — (UP) “The University of Missouri problem, that of stopping questionnaires studying the student body relating to sex problems and free marriage relations, was revealed in a study of the Missouri legislature today.
But the legislators were holding back a proposed investigation of the University to allow President Stratton to confer with members of the board.
Heavy Loss of Life Is Feared in Floods; 20,000 Are Marooned
Troys, Ala. — (UP) — A major flood disaster with possibly annual losses of up to 20,000 persons' hands—encamped southeastern Alabama; of more than 20,000 persons maneured in the area had been rescued. The fate of the rest remained unanswered.
A LEAST 10,000 men, women and children were believed trapped on housesets and in upper floors of buildings in a score of towns.
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Thousands Believed Trapped in House and Tree Tops
Four that bundles already have perished in the swirling waters are still trapped inhabitants of Elba are in imminent danger of being wiped out was invested here today as late rain had flooded the south and north of south were received. Screening women and children spurred more efforts that were virtually marooned in high buildings and on house walls, but worst flood conditions in 29 years.
Columbia, Mo.—(UP)—Beta Theta PI, won the intranational championship by defending the Rams, independent league champions, 34 to 21.
"The Forgiveness of Sins"
--will be the subject of the discourse at the Uitianian Church, 12th & Vt. Sts. at Sunday on 11 ock
Forum at 10. Mrs. W. C.
Stevens will speak on "In Defense of Acc."
"The New Morality." The Young People's Society begin a study of this book at 7:30. Tea at 6:30.
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--building. This is another of a series of talks in the Union building. He is to speak on the economic aspect of the western Kansas frontier.
Juarez, Mexico—(UP)—With federal rebels and rebels each contending the other will withdraw before a battle in Tijuana, Mexico, a revolutionary communities here continued today, crowds gathering on the streets to cheer reports of victories.
No unbiased reports were available on the situation in southern and telegraph lines to the south, and the Mexican Consultate in El Paso gave out statements of federal vice-president.
Announcements
--building. This is another of a series of talks in the Union building. He is to speak on the economic aspect of the western Kansas frontier.
Lynn Waldorf.
The Jay James will meet Tuesday afternoon, 19 at 12 p.m. 4:30 p.m. in the rest room of central Administration building for election of officers.
Football equipment will be checked out Saturday morning from 9:30 to 12:00 at the east stadium.
Prof. John Ise will give an informal talk Sunday afternoon in the Union
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The fourth round of the handball singles and the third round of the handball doubles mus. be played by Tuesday, March 19.
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Musa Ruth Hooer announces that there will be a make-up gymnastics class Saturday morning at 10:30 for all students who have cut their classes.
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Margaret Brazier, president
The Kansas Outing Club breakfast which was to have been given Saturday morning has been postponed because of the rain.
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