PAGE FOUR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1925 Intramural Swim Title for 29 Won by Alpha Xi Delta Breidenthal and Peterson Tie for High Scores; Two Records Broken The Alpha XI Delta's took the institute's promising championship from the Kappa Gamma first last year, and once before. The points made by the organizations enforced Bigma Kappa 15.0 Kappa Kappa Gamma 18.0 Alpha Xi Delta 26.5. Alpha Gamma Delta 11.5 Chi Omega 1.0 Beta Zeta 10,0; Gamma Phi 5,0; Alpha Omicron Pi 0.0. Ruth Brodendahl, c'31, for the Kampas, and Lillian F娟er, c'24, for the T. N. T.'s tiel for making the highest number of points. Each won two twists and a second. Grace Kuehl, presenting the 'O'. T., came second with one. Two previous records were broken Roma Fink c 29, went farther in the plunge by five inches than had been made in an intratran context. Miss Elaine Evanovich of Lillian Peterson made the two length breast stroke in 29.5, for the T. N. T. The Chi Omegas in 1926 made a record of 31.4 which they have held until now. The places made in the event were; were. Plunge: Bank, 46.5. Delta Zeit. Blanchard, 40.0, Gammel Phu, Diving: Peterson, T, N, T.; E. Sher bon, Alpha Xi, Delta. Two lengths Breast Stroke: Peter son, 29.5, T. N. T.; Brecidthal Kaapo, Kappa Gamma. Crawl for Form: Bridecland Kappa Kappa Gamma; Kiacker, Alpha Xi Delta, and Stoneback, Alpha Gamma Delta Relay, Alpha Xi Delta, 51.1 Three lengths free style: A. Sher bon, 40.8, Alpha Xi Delta; Funk Delta Zeta Two lengths free style, Keil, 23.9. Breast stroke for form, Stoneback Breidenthal. stroke knee, Keil, 29.8, I. A. Sørborn Alice Gaskill A, B. '28 still holds a record of 49.2 seconds in 1927. Though the sknee style was in 1927. Though the Alpha Xi Delta won the relay by 37.1 seconds yet they have made a record of 49.2 seconds in 1927. The back stroke race record was 29.8 this year Alice Gaskill did it in 27 flat, in 1928. Members of Women's Rifle Team Score High! The pool room of the gymnasium was crowded last night with enthusiastic members of the contesting organizations. The women's rifle squad is hiring against the following teams this week: University of Cincinnati, University of Maryland, and University of Idaho. The scores are counted for going from prone and sitting positions. The 10 highest individual score made last week are: Dory Deaver Dewitt; Miriam Morse, 119; Pauline Durrell, 119; Geraldine Shelly, 100; Adda Williams, 102; Rebecca Williams, 103; Willis, 188; Yolita Kleberg, 188; Ruth Wylie, 188; and Charlotte Harper, 180. Missouri Captain Captain Justin Roach of the Mississippi team which invades the Kanas court tomorrow night. --should be delivered by 6:30 o'clock each evening Sport Gossip A new football rule, providing that a bummed ball recovered by the defensive team shall be dead at the point of recovery, was announced recently. The NFC will begin session of the national football rules committees, held in New York. This move, it is said, has the commendation of many well-known figures. It probably calculated to take away much of the chance element in the game, but it also robs the sport of much of the dynamic potentialities that may occur under these conditions. In commenting upon the change Lynn Waldorf, assistant coach, say "I really think it will make no apoplexy difference in the case of this player. I am from it from the spectator's standpoint, but it, after all, is rather a minor change. We may consider ourselves lucky that we can end up with no more changes than they did." THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS Riflemen Shoot Against Four Teams This Week The men's elite team is lifting against the following teams this week: Oregon State College, Texas A. & M., York Stock Exchange, Gimingo Golf. Members of the sound who are firing are Paul Berdiceis, John Freel Joan Lomberg, Jack Foster, C. R. Banks, Charles Metzler, Carl Campiaksi, the rest of the squad is firing in order to qualify for position on the team next The total aggregate score for last week's matches for the K. U. team showed 3,742 points scored out of a possible 4,000. --should be delivered by 6:30 o'clock each evening All examinations for seniors in the school of journalism have been abolished at the University of Wash ington. Your Kansan Special Delivery In case you fail to receive it, a paper will be sent you by special carrier if you will between 7 and 8 in the evening Telephone 2701K3 The University Daily Kansan Journalism Building Day Tekphones: Business Office, K. U. 66; News Department, K. U. 25 FGF FP F Nantucket, f 2 0 1 Wendell, f 2 0 1 Newbury, c 4 0 0 Newbury, c 4 0 0 Brennan, n 4 0 0 Ruth, f 1 0 0 Ruth, f 1 0 0 Neal, f 0 0 1 Neal, f 0 0 1 --- Totals 10 1 5 Acencia-12 Referent: Lawrence. Intramural Games vceil-12 | | PG P E F | | :--- | :--- | | Troushion, I | F 0 3 0 | | trusse, l | 0 0 1 | | tortor, r | 0 1 1 | | myYoung, v | 0 1 0 | | lase, v | 0 1 0 | | lase, r | 0 1 0 | Delta_Siemens_Pi-51 P G F E F Schmeyer, f, 4 1 2 Sternberg, f, 4 1 2 Schlirtherrich, 4 1 0 Hoff, g, 1 0 Heist, g, 1 0 Hickey, g, 1 0 Hickey, g, 1 0 Avery, e, 0 1 0 Avery, e, 0 1 0 Totals 01 5 3 Reference: McDonald. FC FT Edwards, f 1 0 Robertson, f 2 0 Stilman, c 1 0 Davis, g 0 1 Degan, g 0 0 Alpha Tau Omega-12 Totals 6.37 Reference: Lawrence Trio Team FG 17 Naff, f 6 0 0 Hard, f 3 0 1 Noondell, c 5 1 1 Wilde, f 1 1 0 Wilson, a 0 0 1 addl, f 0 0 1 Totals 111 FIGUT Mettner, f 0 2 Frey, f 3 1 Baker, e 1 1 Brandt, g 0 1 Parka, x 0 1 Tennessee Club. 26 FG FT Munchenche, 4 | 4 | 2 Konrad, 2 | 2 | 0 Schumacher, 2 | 0 | 0 Mathes, g | 0 | 0 Haver, g | 0 | 0 Totals 16.3.5 Reference: Lawrence. Maryland Aviation Fruit F Campbell, C 1 1 0 Sawyer, C 5 1 0 Zinn, C 5 1 0 Young, Z 2 0 0 Gray, Z 2 0 0 Greenwich, C 2 0 0 Phi Betr Pi-1 Phoenix 10 FGFT Woolley, f 5 0 Fair, f 0 0 Olson, c 3 0 Leonard, g 1 0 Guffman, f 0 0 Totals 13 2 1 Referee: McDonald Delta Storma Lamir - 37 Chi Delta Storma Lamir - 27 Tearer, I 1 0 Sandhackery, I 0 0 Tearer, I 1 0 Sandhackery, I 0 0 Molteno, I 1 0 Ceramite, I 0 0 Molteno, I 1 0 Ceramite, I 0 0 Sauer, I 1 0 Back, I 0 0 Sauer, I 1 0 Back, I 0 0 Games Feb. 20 Totals 17 3 2 Totals Referee: McDonald Games Feb. 21 10 p. m. — Delta Chi vs. Phi Delta Theta. 3. p, m — Kappa Eta Kappa vs. Phi Delta Cii; Sigma Phi Epilon vs. Phi Gamma Delta. 2 p.m. - Spider Club vs. Cosmopolitan Club Thea Tnan vs. Phi Chi iNb Clib); Theta Tua vt, Phi Gbs 10, p m.; Pkappa Kpa vs, Alpha Phi Sigma; Sigma Alpha Mu vt, Phi Alpha Delta. Games Feb. 23 11. a, m, -Phi Mu Alpha vs, Deita Upsilon. We Fix 'em while you wait ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP 1017. Mass. So. of Varsity. 12 m — Delta Sigma Pi vs. Alpha Kappa Lambda; Chi Chi vs. Delta Sigma Lambda 1 p. n.—Sigran Alpha Epsilon vs. Cocconopolitan Club; Ohio Club vs. Duranik Club. 8 p. m—Sigma Phi Epsilon vs. Acacia; Beta Theta Pi vs. Fhi Alpha Delta. p, 9. m — Pi Ursalen vs. Tennessee Club Ohio vs. Kappa Sigma. p, m — Rice Club vs. Chi Delta Club Alpha vs. Kappa Alpha vs. Alpha Kappa Pai. Games Feb. 22 Star Scouts Recognized Court of Honor Will Be Held for Badge Bearers Boy Scouts that have finished their burgee requirements will be recruited for camp at a special court of honor which will be held at Oread high school at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. Prof. W. Dill, associate professor of education, will be chairman, and Prof. W. A. Dill, associate professor of journalism, will be clerk of the Eagle scouts: Milton Sanderson, e31; assistant scoutmaster of troup 52; Waveny Sanderson, e31, troup 52; Waventle Mitchell, e31, assistant scoutmaster of troup 52; Hickory Mitchell, e32; and Bill Holloway, e32; assistant scoutmasters of troup 52; Earle Behrend, e23; field executive, and Frank McNeone and Robert Dill of 26. Life scouts; George Stapleton of troup 60. Those who are eligible and are planning to attend are: Star stunts: Elra Key, c31; and Ralph Graves, c31; assistant scout-masters of troup 39 and 59 respon-sitories of troup 40; triumph of troup 31; Gae. Aller of troup 22; Robert Farris of troup 32; Edgar Leigh of troup 60; and Francis Dill, Dick Jackson, LeBoy Mckelar, James Ashle, and Otto Barthelle, all of troup 39. Kansan want-ads pay. The American woman worker area the part she is playing in wholesale production, huge workrooms, and the making of a man's shirt, the turning into a beautifully finished garment, the textile industry from cottonfield to store counter, are shown in "Within the Gates," an industrial film which is being shown in the auditorium of the building, Wednesday, Feb. 20. This film, which is brought here near the industrial intersect of the Phi Chi Theta, economics, morality, will be shown at 10:30 and 4:30. It will also be accompanied by a running talk by Prof. Donicenzo Gagliardo, of the de- gree. Industrial Film to Be Shown in Ad Tomorrow PRINTING - ENGRAVING Binding, Rubber Stamps, Office Supplies, Stationery 736 Mass. St. Indiana Alumnus Thinks Old Times Were Bes (Other Campus Special) 736 Mass. St. We Invite Comparison Quality - Finish - Comfort Prices No Higher St West of Innes Phone 010 Get Out Your Kodak--present Now that winter seems to be about over it's time to get out your Kodak and take some snapshots for your memory. Our Kodak finishing service insures your getting the best negatives will yield. For day or night—light or dark—Afga—the best film. It's double coated. Fraser Theatre In at 8 tonight—out at 2 tomorrow. 1115 Mass. D'Ambra Photo Service (Opposite Court House) Phone 934 The Kansas Players Tonight (The Moral and Melodramatic Favorite) “Ten Nights in a Barroom” Seats on Sale in Green Hall presented and played in the manner Fifty Years Ago of Admission 50 and 75 cents Telephone K.U.64 A special matinee performance will be given on Wednesday, Feb. 20, at which number of the Kansas State University will be held. members of the Kansas State Legislature will be guests arrival he was confronted with the task of operating a dial telephone because he wanted to call "the house" and say hello to the boys. After mastering the new device, he promptly dialed the old telephone that he was calling the Department of Physical Education for Women. He immediately started an investigation and found a jewelry store Chi House and got a jewelry store. In quick succession he dialed more numbers with more disaterous results. What he thought was the Delta State of Florida, where Mr. Peace and the Indiana club turned out to be the city rug cleaner. In utter disgust, this one time man about to force as to give up ever more money for his success by means of the dial telephone. Sults Cleaned and Pressed $1.00 Phone 498 Now Finds Sad World Young Again I smoke and dream, and dream until I get a plot, and get a thrill. DREAMS THAT COME TRUE I am sitting alone in my room tonight, Dreaming and smoking my old obo time: I am in the writing game, you see, And the pipe-drains bring to life the son of carriage where the red blood ran. And the dreams all come from a bright Blue can. I'll just a man of Edgeworth-cur- granfras as flowers - sweet as a fruit of All Fate's kindly gifts to man is this gift of dreams from the bright I sit down at eve, to amoer; And soon an wrapper in a magic oak; It has banished trouble, it has ban- ished pain. And the sad old world is young again. J. H. Rockwell J. H. Rockwell Midland. Michigan. Edgeworth Extra High Grade Smoking Tobacco AT LAST- we learned what "LT" is. Come in sometime and we will give you the details. BOWERSOCK 7 Tonight - Tomorrow Shows: 3 - 7 - 9 Prices: Mats 10-40 Nites 10-50 JEAN HERSHOLT Starts Thursday Added Stage Delights Publix Master of Ceremony Added Stage Delights Billie De Vere company of 9 featuring TED WELLS Crumbs The Nifty Three Columbia Recording Artists Soon Starts Monday Booth Tarkington's "GERALDINE" Copyright 1929 Hart Schaffner & Me Talking Pictures Thrilling the World soon to be seen at The Bowersock "Home of the Talkies" Manhattan White Shirts $2 A New Stetson Hat A New Varsity '29 Top Coat A New H. S. 18 M. Suit A New Oxford Manhattan Shirt A New Satin Neckie And you're ready to step out and make "Whoooee" anywhere— Everything you need for Spring wear is here for your choosing. Glad to show you 12