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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1920
Twelve Migrating Jayhawkers Are Homeward Bound
Basketball Men and Coach Scheduled to Arrive in Lawrence Tomorrow
Twelve migrating basketball players and Coach Forsyth C. Allergan attended a summer excursion to the sun kissed shores of California, will arrive in Lawrence to participate.
Returning on the wave of two defeats and victory, as a result of encounters with the University of Calif. Los Angeles, they dispensed with traveling for a few hours yesterday at Albuquerque, N.M., and Coach Allen ordered a hard workout on the University of New Mexico to muscle the kinks and tired muscles.
After successfully punching the victory court, having failed in six previous starts, the squad of 12 men and Coach Allen emphatically believe they will win. They are joined with Floyd Ramsay back at the center position, the Kansas quintet worked exceedingly smoothly on the southern court, gaining more shots at the center than usual this season, in any practice session. With the heartening victory of last Saturday night over the coast team, the Jayhawks apparently have unstoppable drive that is baskering over the listless day of the team in previous games.
Every effort is being made by Coach Allen, to get his men in the best condition for the first Big Ten game. From January 12, Oklahoma is looking to a championship title in the first Big Six season and it will depend largely on the success of the dawneakers opening game at to whether they are successful.
Mexican Ex-general is a Peddler Del Rio, Texas, Jan. 8—(UP) Rafael Cia Del Castillo, a former general in the army of Panama. He also is working electric equipment here in spite of the fact that he is said to own one of the finest homes in Mexico City. He was former President Diax. Since his flight from Mexico, Castillo has been working at mental tasks. Once he was employed with a crew of laborers on and another time at an ice house.
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CHANNE'N /'WEST OF ZANZIBAZ
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Starting Thursday
ALICE WHITE
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Yeb! Naughty
Hey! Yeb! Boy! She's Hot
Coming Soon
Colleen Moore
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"SYNTHETIC SIN"
Meet Oklahoma Saturday;
Tom Cox Is Captain
VARSITY
Tonight - Tomotrow
All Seats 50 - Mat. 8 Eve.
Mat. 3:10 - Eve. 7 - 9
SIMBA
A sound picture
Starts Thursday
KING of KINGS
A return engagement
The Jayhawk wrestling team which will open the mat season against the Oklahoma Sooners at Norman, Saturday and Tuesday at the conclusion of the finals of an elimination tournament. The team will face the visiting Kansas State Cubs, 145 pounds, the only letterman who will make the trip. The squad will leave for Norman Friday after-
Wrestling Team Picked
The runners-up in the final joint of the elimination trousers were Carter, 115 pounds; Rice, 135 pounds; Huffman, 200 pounds; Church, and Shroeder had no competition. Miller and Cummings, in the 175 pound division, will meet in a later date to determine who will be Kansas representative of that weight.
Kansas will be represented in the first match with the Oklahoma grapplers by Anderson, 115 pounds; Cox, 104 pounds; Cox, 145 pounds; Hatton, 155 pounds; Chau, 165 pounds; Cummings, 165 pounds; weights; and Shroeder, heavy weight.
"How I Carried to Originate Basketball" will be the subject of a talk given by Dr. James Nakamiti, the head coach of W. A. at 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday in Robinson gymnasium. In his discussion of the game early in its development, its later development and its development as a game for
Dr. Naismith Will Give Short Talk on Basketball
The program was planned with reference to the fact that the basketball season is beginning. A short business meeting will follow Doctor Naismith's talk, and all members are urged to attend.
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Indian affairs committee continued investigation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
Senate
Senate continues debate on the Kel-
low treaty.
House considers election contest of the seat of Representative James Beck, Pennsylvania, Republican. Continues consideration of the War
In Congress Today
House
A special House prison investigating committee hearing on federal prison conditions.
Foreign relations committee, hearing on calendar simplification
Continues consideration of the War Department Appropriation bill.
Foreign relation
ing on calendar simplification.
Ways and means committee hearing
n tariff revision.
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