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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1928
Hoover Plans to Visit "Christ of the Andes" While in Latin America
Trip to Include South American Capitals; Mexico City and Havana
Hoover's plan to visit "Christ of the Andes," towering at 11,000 feet on the summit of the Andean Candelaria on the Argentine-Chile border may prove the transcontinental event a entire tour of the Latin Americas.
**BEFORE to Visit Montreal**
The movement began by popular subscriptions in Argentina and Chile and the movement for its erection was instituted by women's organizations to commemorate the Chileno-Argentine boundary disputes.
Hoover to Visit Monument
The statue is situated a considerable distance above the Trans-Andean Railway line which tunnels under the mountain, and the fact that Howo intends to leave the train to see the monument will be universally noted as a gesture of sympathy with the international peace movement.
It is a forty-foot bronze statue of The Christ which stands out clearly in its pedestal—sometimes wreathed in clouds and mist.
A decade ago, William Jennings Bryan declared the establishment of the "Christ of the Andes" marked an end to the violent peace movement and since the World War the monument has been extensively publicized and shown in photographs in the United States to illustrate the spirit of international goodwill.
Alboard U. S. S. Maryland, Nov. 22—(UP) Highly elated over the success of his short fishing expedition off Cape San Lucas, Lower California. He will spend this week plus today for another fishing party off Encounter, within a few days.
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Schedule is Announced
It was confirmed that the Hoover party could arrive in Santiago Chile, D.7 and leave D.8, arriving in Buenos Aires, D.13. From the Argentina capital it was planned to proceed to Montevideo, Dec. 11.
Besides the West coast cities previously announced, officials said the Hoover party would visit San Jose, capital of Costa Rica; Lima, capital of Pern. Quito, the Ecuadorian capital, would also be visited because time was not available.
The party will remain in Valparaíso for only a few hours and then proceed to the Chilean capital, Santiago.
Montevideo will be left behind on the day the party arrives there and the Utah will sail for Rio De Janero, where a two day stop is planned.
After leaving Rio, a call at Santo Domingo is under consideration, enlisting the army. Utah will carry the party to Vera Cura where disembarkment for Mexi-
Caribbean.
A Civil war photo of Abraham Lincoln has been presented to Knox college by Frederick H. Moseley to add to its, Lincoln treasures.
Christmas probably will be spent on the Caribbean.
Delicious candy made in our own kitchen.—Lunch ond Soda.
The study group on international problems will meet at 7:30 tonight in Myers hall instead of Henley house.
Burton Kingsbury, chairman.
Students May Still Pay
Announcements
Union Fund Contributors to Be Given Free Varsity
On that date the first变性 will be held on the new dance floor, and all those students who are able to provide a pledge card will be admitted full.
Students who have not already done so will be given an opportunity to pay a Union building pledge fee of $25.0, or as much as they desire to pay, sometime before Dec. 8, Arkinis Finance committee, announced today.
"There are approximately four thousand students enrolled on the Hill." Hillier explained, "If each student who has not already done so, would give the $2.50, we would have more than enough to finish the dance floor in short order." The dance floor would be larger than the one on F. A. U. Hall.
"We are still short slightly over $1000." Hillner said. "We believe that we will be able to raise the necessary amount among the students when they realize the purpose of the donation." More than $4000 has already been sent through student fees, unsolicited, and receipts of the Jahwah Wobble.
Any student desiring to pay the fee may do so at the Union building any time during the day.
Others are joining the Red Cross Why not you?
Service
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Burgerts Shoe Shop Across from Court House
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When in Kansas City Visit the Orpheum Theatre
What a Show This Is!
Curtiens at 8:30 and 2:30—Late Comes Seated in Rear
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Mattees—Sat. $1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c
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LOST: Light tan trench coat. Call
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FOR SALE: 1926 Model T Ford tread-
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LOST: Lady's gold wrist watch with
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LOST: Pair of white gold spectacles in case, Monday morning on 13th in Louisiana and Cafeteria. Please notify Ann Siderman. phone 022 1728 J.
FOR SALE: Movable head T square and mortised drawing beard. 1742
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LOST: Swan fountain pen. Initials on land R, C, M. Will give full value for return. Photo 2777 J. — 62
LOST: Saturday afternoon, a rather heavy gold ring with large green
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ANNOUNCES CANDIDATES FOR FRESHMAN ELECTION
Qualified by Activities
2. Honor Roll. 3 years
1. V-Pres. Senior Class
3. Student Council
4. National Honor Society
5. Sports Editor Annual
Junior Coen for President
Tom Evans for Treasurer
1. Non-fraternity
2. Pres. Senior Class
3. Member Debate Team
4. Editor H. S. Paper
5. 4-year man. 3 sports
6. Dramatic Club
7. Senior Play
Benny Bubb
9. U. S. Davis Cup team
10. Internationally known
1. Pres. Senior Class
2. Student Council
3. Pres. Dramatic Club
4. H. S. Cheerleader
5. K. U. Freshman Cheerleader
6. H. S. Annual Staff
7. 3 Sports letter man
7. Sports Editor school paper
8. Debate Club
11. 2 Sports letter-man
6. Advertising Manager Annual
Morris Smith for Frolic Manager
1. V-Pres. Senior Class
2. Honor Student
3. Dramatic Club
4. Advertising Mgr. H. S. Paper
5. Debate Team
6. Repre. K. C. Star Oratorical Contest
7. Letter man. 3 sports
(DO Compare Qualifications)