WEDNESDAY, FEBRIARY 6. 1929
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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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South America Now Has Extremes of Transportation
Mule-Drawn Street Cars Still in Use Despite Air and Rail Travel
Travel
By Thomas L. Stokes
(United Press Staff correspondent)
The wade made his early drawings a classic. He was the first Gauguin painter. Enador, plié his show by mimicking of the whir of airplane wings.
The sirenphone *n*'s those of a new commercial service recently曼国联 between Gengyuap and Lima, Peru, will soon be installed; eventually will connect the countries of South America and, in time, join the American continent with its sister country.
The mule-drawn street car and the man-made bird which flies overhead represent the two extremes of trans-
movement in urban life, and there are many phases between.
The highest railroad in the world, Jibine line which leads from Lima up to Panama City, was excavated crossing the Andes at a height of 15,000 feet, was built by a North American, Henry Meltze. The Granadillo, one of the countries in these pioneer developing days, goes so long ago as well as the history of railroads in the lack of co-ordination in development, and purposes of national defense have produced some freaks of railroad con-
fidence.
Railread Gauge Changes
At several boundary points, for example, the gauge of railroads changes, so that it is necessary to transfer to another train. The British, who operate in America, use a broad gauge. The French railroads are narrow, gauge roads, while others are of the so-called long gauge like those in the United States.
There is a meandering railroad in Brazil, running from Rio de Janeiro to São Paulo. There are two points between the two points in about 600 miles, but it takes three days to make the journey. In places, the train goes at a slower rate, and said that the reason for this is that a contract was granted as much for the train as for the two points, and that the contracts took advantage of the loopholes in the contract to build as much railroad as possible.
Some Roads Very Modern
The Transmountain Railroad, that electric railway to Montana, is one of the engineering marvels of the world, and however displayers have interest in it on line to New York. The trains run in the 42 miles from Los Andes to the summit, which is 10,522 feet above sea level, was built by a British corporation.
The Petrarian railway built by Meleigs wips up from Lima to Orova, 15,065 feet above sea level, and the traveller looks down as the thy trail boots on to the tracks in front of him in the valley. At one place, the track crosses a bridge spanning a chasm two thousand feet deep. While the traveller may look at the chasm through the farm houses and their cultivated areas, resembling toy homes and fields, he will see on the slopes at the level of the train evidences of cultivation which the lines carried on at the height in the heyday of their empire.
Woman Record Breaker Buys Hat in 46 Minutes
London—(UP) “How large does it take a woman to have a court case in a legal court here when a woman was summoned for causing an obstruction with her auto-
She said she had left it only a few minutes while she bought a new hat
She said she had left it barely minutes before she bought a new TV. "As a matter of interest," said the joker, "you do it takes a waa人 way to buy a bat."
"In this case," replied the police man, "forty-six minutes."
She found $5.
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Frank Merckell, an old plotter who claims to have traveled more miles in one month than any person in the world, made 21 round trip between Chicago and Chicago by way of New York. His total war wi- c82 mils.
We clean your hat, repair your
shoes, shine them and deliver
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What's Doing Back Home News From Kansas Towns United States
Phone 255
Augustus—Mr. and Mrs. H., II. J.
celebrate their wedding on Saturday,
celebrate their second wedding anniversary next Sunday. Twenty-nine
descendants with call to the processor's
--be just wants to be loved! And you will love her! In laugh, thrill, laugh melodrama! Police! Newspaper report and the law of the screen police! The thrills!
Wrighta.—The law firm of Foulson, Eaton, Kutton, Stellon, and Fowlman has been dissolved. The group has pilt into two firms. The dissolution of Wrighta will be announced.
Dedicat Ctis—The county jail here an declared by Dr. W. P. Pipe to be held in a private facility for the health of the inmates." The report was made after an inspection of the facilities.
Goodland, Reno in northwestern Kansas report big increases in deposits and generally are larger in the best condition in several years. The increase is attributed to the increase from the lowest deposit levels in recent years. A big drop in loans and a large increase in deposits are revealed in a comparison of bank statements shortly after the first of the year with those of the corresponding time last
Arkansas City - The Zimmi seems
o be the favorite for Arkansas City
ficial flower. A content is being con-
tested to make the selection.
Announcements
The "X" Club picture will be taken at Squires studio at 10:30 Saturday morning, Feb. 9.
- - - - be just wants to be loved! And you will love her! In laugh, thrill, laugh melodrama! Police! Newspaper report and the law of the screen police! The thrills!
Tian Sugem will meet at 4:30 Thursday afternoon in the gymnasium. Everyone please be there. Definite for the spring晚会 will be held.
Mudge Gaunt
Altoaou, Kan- (UU)-An Altoaou,
frightened by a cracking noise
very time he drew a breath, went to
is doctor to be examined for heart
burn. He turned away and braved
the sound came from a small
nucleus on his suspenders.
Altoonun Quickly Cured
Gilkey Announces Topics for Talks to Campus Groups
Dean of Chicago Chappe
Will Lead Religious
Meeting Series
Next Week
*What Does Rebel Have to Do With Education?" is the subject to be discussed by Dr. Charles W. Gilchrist, dean of the college of education will appear at the all-University Convention Wednesday, Feb 15, at 9 a.m. Doctor Gilchrist is to be on the Hill Feb. 15, 14 and 15 will give a series of addresses to candidates.
For the main address, which he will make during that week, his announcement the following subject:
Arrangements have been made by the chairman of the program committee of GIRLS week for Doctor Gilbert Hayes. The committee met at Hexley House the morning of Feb. 14 and 15 from 7:30 to 8:20 a.m. A short impromptu program has been prepared for informtation talks at these meetings. He will probably meet the faculty on Thursday information, although arrangements have not been completed.
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Doctor Colley, who was recently appointed dean of the new Chicago Chapel, has been lecturing at college and universities for three successive years. He is director of the Bar Association in India in 1953 and was the Cole ficeur at Vandelloff in 1927.
Feb. 43: "What Is There in Religion?"
(Australium 7:30 p.m.)
Feb. 44: What Is There in the Country?
Around Mt. Orend
At the Theaters
Regular library hours will begin tomorrow.
H. E. Crosswhite, 1930, was in Teoka Monday and Tuesday attending he supreme court and parliament.
A small senior actress by Rolland Stoever, 73, continuing three other members of the University Glue club turned over at the junction of the Las Campanas road and the Victory high school. No one was secondly injured.
Richard Harrison, A. R., 26, has
Kansas City, Kansas.
City, Oklahoma City has
the United Press, 295. Harrison has
been employed at the City of
Kansas City since
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"The Water Holt"
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Starts Monday for Three Days
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ALSO— The best comedy ever shown in Lawrence "WE FAW
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The screen's most forceful actor in a picture just released, playing Kansas City the same date.
Considerers war department approximation bill.
"THE WOLF OF WALL STREET"
Shows: 3:00 - 7:00 - 9:00 Mat. 10-40: Nite 10-50
House
Calendar for Wednesday for Indian affairs committee.
Coming -- An Official German War Picture
BEHIND THE GERMAN LINES
GEORGE BANCROFT
Ways and means committee contin
bearers on trifl revision.
One of the oldest alumnus of the University, Jerry Walker is leading to Washington and California and returning to her home in Topanga, in a recent letter to Free Press记者.
Military affairs committee contin
Mrs, L. W. Smith, A. B., 76, A. M. 062 is her name. She is the herita of this class to communicate with the alumni office for a long time and is now part of an endowed program by frequent mention of old alumni of the seventies and eighties.
Ms. Smith is at present recovering from an injury sustained in a fall in a Pt. Collinley, Col. hotel, according to her medical records. She recovered from her injury by Commencement as she still makes it a point to be present at graduation.
Alumna of Seventies Writes to Ellsworth
While in California Mrs. Smith saw the President-elect and Mrs. Hower, and describes the acclamation of the sunny state over its favorite son.
Military affairs committee continu
een hearings on Muscle Shoals.
While in Palo Alto, Cal., she met several alumni of the University who in school attended Geordie B. Blackwilder, A. B. *75*, Dr. Alice Gou, f*74*, and Carrie Goss Hankell, f*79* were among the most intimate of Mrs.
Attention was directed to the fact that Hugh T. Richards, A. B. R. 78, A. B. G. 50, and the announcement country to the announcement in the alumni directory that he had died.
does hearings on farm revision.
Military affairs committee cannibal
Hayes—(UK) - High schools in new western Kansas counties have been invited to attend the fourth annual women's efficiency meeting and playday which will be held at Kansas State Teachers college here April 10 under the banner of the Women's Athletic Association of the college.
Hays W. A. A. Plains "Day"
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1023 Main.
Two-word phrase or line: I insult.
Three-word phrase or line: I love.
Four-word phrase or line: I kiss.
Each phrase is on its own line.
Each word is on its own line.
Ward and are inserted only when the
words are on separate lines.
FOR RENT: Bright, newly furnished
room 3 locks from University,
$8 single, $11 double, Men or women
1742 Alahane, Phone 2420. —100
--from campus. Prices reasonable 1241 Louisiana.
GARAGE for rent: Heat, electric lights, 934 Miss. Phone 1788W.
SUITING YOU that's my business SCHULZ THE TAILOR 917 Massachusetts St.
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FOR RENT: Room with sleeping porch, suitable for two or three girls, 1229 Tenn. or phone 1818 M.
—103
FOR RENT: Medical heating for Rose-
dale have 2 double and 2 single
rooms. Cheep. Would consider light
furniture. Rays only. 1000 Tenn
Phone 308.
GARAGE for rent for semester. Cement door, electric lights. Apply at 1318 Louisiana. Phone 270. — 69
FOR RENT: Rooms for boys, clean and warm. Hot water at all hours.
1247 Kentucky. —90
ROOMS FOR BOYS: Four double rooms, nicely furnished, plenty of heat and hot water. One-half block
FOR RENT: To boys, two nicely far-
fured rooms; single or double, in a home with modern conventiums, in 1946 New Hampshire. Phone 2511. —102
FOR RENT: Two semestar, single and double rooms for girls. Well furnished and modern; one-bath built with master bedroom, carpeted. 1234 Ses. Phone: 1238
FOR RENT: To boys. Large, nicely
furnished room - single or
doubles. Very reasonable. 945 Ohio.
Phone: 2886. -101
FOR RENT: Furnished room with
or without kitchenette privileges.
Private entrance. 1928 Team, Phone
249 J., -100
FOR RENT: Boys, 2nd semester, 2
likely furnished room on 2nd floor,
single bed. Hot water heat. May be
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our buyer is now in the east selecting special gifts.
Send a Norcross Card!
VALENTINE'S DAY
Feb. 14th
A Fountain Pen or Pencil engraved with 'His' or 'Her' name would be a splendid valentine!
A Fountain Pen or Pencil
seen any time, 1231 La.
WANTED: Girl student to work in home for room and board. Phone 1765. —99
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Mat. 10-40
Eve. 10-50
Friday - Saturday
"DANCING VIENNA"
with
BEN LYON
Logan "Al" Wait, will fool the public with some experiments in legerdemain.
News - Comedy - Topics
Shows
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Mar: 10-40
Eve: 10-50
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A feature picture
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Two ladies admitted for the
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and
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Nancy Carroll
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