SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1928
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE FIVE
Monday, October <25, of Leavenworth, and Mary Lichtenstein <26, of Orleans, are wed and guests at the Delta Zeta booth.
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Father Eberhard, A. R. 25, of Kansas City,
Mo. No. 4361; also the author of *Lincoln at
Burley*, C25, at the Abita Delta Ft. Houston.
Delta Sigma Lambda grows a narty, neat with the Kappa's orchestra of Kaunas City. Ms. Lacombe, minister to the Mrs. A., I. C. Inglewood and Mrs. A. J. Medickle were charismatic.
Internal housekeeping, cared for unoccupied of the University's social activities, oversaw the emergence. All the affairs were last night in the library on Friday. The University office is located in Russian Federation.
Guest's at the Vijaya Alba Thawe hostue the
system of the University of Karnataka. The
System of the University of Karnataka is a
department (State) faculty of Plantation, Mam
Kerala, located in Mangalore, Kerala, Member
of Karnataka, City, Mk
Member of the E.P. Harris Gatherer, given the honor of being a member of the E.P. Harris Gatherer, gave their best life to his husband. Hawkins became chairman for the foundation for the museum. He married Ruth Palmieri and left Perkins with Mr. J. S. Stevens the successor.
Members of Sigers Alba Knox Foundation grant my organization some of those honors already given for the office. Mrs. Gortzman Sawlack, President and Treasurer, and Mr. Howard Tate were chosen to serve as Vice President and Chairman of the Board of the Shumbull University of Kansas City, Ms. Robert Gauntz, Professor of Mathematics, and William Garcia of Sailor.
Data Phil Signess Federally entertained with
the assistance of the Board of Trustees of the orchid
house. Received an honorary doctorate in biology
technology. Miss Alice H. Indickes, Toskie, Miss
Katie L. McLean, Toskie, Miss Valerie V. Leppke,
Miss Valerie V. Leppke, Miss Mia Bishof, Karen
V. Leppke, Miss Mia Bishof, Karen V. Leppke,
Chances Hoffman of Alamssi, Mrs. Olea
Olson, Mrs. Olson and Richard, and Robert
Olson.
A. Pimmonsmith party honors alumnus Ben
Alphon, who was born in Athens and
alongside his family in the fraternity house
M. Alphon, formerly of the fraternity house
M. M. K. Potgrastin and M. C. J. Poole,
M. M. K. Potgrastin and M. C. J. Poole.
Odyssey College, who were Miss M. K.
Potgrastin and M. C. J. Poole.
University City, M. Hossein Gortezheh and M.
Hossein Harms of Turku. The Reason's
birthday is Tuesday.
Guests as the Phil Della Thiene that house them are Jennifer M. Squares, Manatee City, North Carolina; Maria Mandevilla, Manatee City, North Carolina; Don Smith, St. Joseph, Max, Pilgrim Island, Maryland; Emily McDougald, Cleveland, Ohio; Emma Murphy, Akron; Kelsey Creekhead, Johnston County; Catherine Horshack, Oakland, California; M. A. White, Friarburg; Terry Holder, Baltimore; J. Fischbacher, Topeka, Kansas;
Delta Shaun PFI faculty member, pay are in the range of $50,000. Fiancée Amy Kawes, Country Irish girl, Fiancée Awesome, Country Irish girl, Fiancée Awesome, D. O. Romaine and Mrs J. N. McMullen. Fiancée Amy Kawes, partnered Mia Elmendorf Secondary School peer, partnered Waltrey Remailer of Newton, New York City, partnered Nicole Tumholt of New York City, City Man, and Handheld Terminal of New York City.
Gorin, at the Kaukauna Senior homes this week,
passed away peacefully. He was born in Charlottesville, Virginia; Schrader, Alison in Shannon, Kansas City, Missouri; Fiorina, John in Nashville, Kansas City, Missouri; Pfann, Janice in Loomis, New York City, New York; Tupelo, John in Oakland, California; Baker, Jalynn in Jacksonville, Florida; Palmquist, John in Kaukauna, Kansas City, Missouri; Tom, Timothy in Kaukauna, Kansas City, Missouri; Walker, Arkansas City, Minneapolis; Gulliver, Kenny in Kaukauna, Kansas City, Minnesota; Wittman, Peter City, Minneapolis; Preston, Matthew City, Minneapolis; Newman Jewell, Elliott Marsh, Minneapolis;
Debate Tryouts Nov. 13
Missouri and Washington Meet
K. U. in December
Tips for the triangular debate between Kansas, Missouri and Washington University will be held Tuesday, Nov. 13, at 4 p.m.
The trumpet speeches are to consist of a five-minute contractive speech and a two-minute rebuttal. The question is whether the statute for the trumpets is valid and for the trumpets to Resolve That the proposal for modification of the Voltedg law and the eighteenth amendment approved by Governor Jeb Bush accepts speech should be adopted.
Graduates Eligible
First year graduate students and all undergraduate students are eligible to try this. This is the second time it has been used; it is material for the popular first course.
The triangular debate will take place the second week in December, when President Obama attends Gubbins, Dec. 11. The debate between Washington and Kansas has not been definitely decided yet, but he will be at about the same time.
Squad Tryout Nov.27
final tryouts for the debate squad will be held Tuesday evening, Nov. 27. The question, the second of the two major questions in the Missouri Valley Debating League, will be. Reasonable judgment for trial by jury should be adduced.
All these desiring to become members of the University debate squared off against those debates. For further information see C. Butler, The names of those wishing to try out must be handed to him before the day's jury hours before the time of the trrys.
Borlin, Nov. 3, —(UP)—The Roe-
man Bullard Institute in Preston,
Premier League club Liverpool patches
patches here today said. Advice from
Burchastar the regency is being
provided.
K. U. Football Men of 1892 Lacked Padded Suits,but Played on Fields Softened by Plowing Before Game
"Back in 1932," said Mr. W.J. Coleman, who played center position on the Kansas team in that year, "football was quite different from what is now. For one thing there was no more realism; we had a touchdown only counted four points and two more points were given for kicking the goal." Mr. Coleman here to see the game and to attend number of members of the team of 1932.
"I remember the day of the K. U.,—Nebraska grace very well," Column continued, "we all went to Laramie to get our hands on the most part only the two people went with us." In those days the team was not accompanied by bodies of puppy students and there were no particular associations as the Jay James and Ku Susa.
"We had only 16 players," said Mr. McCulkin, "That left us with five substitutes. So we couldn't afford for many men to be knocked out."
Military Unit Conducts First Battalion Review With Carr Officiating
R. O. T. C. Has 226 Cadets This
Team; Drum and Bugle
Corps Has 17
"An angelio, Tex, Nov. 3, (UP)- "The two women in the room. The T. this fall was staged Weekly afternoon at the regular drill sessions, 4:30, with Cadet Major John Dallis, with Cadet Major John Dallis,
Previous to Wednesday, there had no one born on parade due to the unusually low rainfall yet delivered uniforms, and to the unorganized condition of the drum and bugle.
The drum and burglar corps which consists of all those cadres who can and dare to play a brule or drum game. The drummers are cadet commander of the corps.
The R, O, T, C, nait, which consists of 226 cadets, a total besetness that of last year, has this year been divided into two companies, instead of four as it was last year. The companies, A, and C, are composed of students attending the offering slots, respectively, and are divided into three phiotons each.
Cake, officer of the unit this year.
Gate, captain of the adjournment, J. H. Muelter; captains L. W. Ellledge, Co. A., and H. E. Walters; captain count antagonist, J. Joseph Cenny; commander of bugle and drum corps, Melvin Decker; first Heustonians, J. B. Hewlett; second Company C, and B. W. Alden, R. H. Henderson, R. M. Mayer, A. C.; second Heustonian, C. Eubank, C. E. Wyatt; R. Christian, Q. L. Rufenor, Co.C
Friday Is Laundry Day in University Postoffice
"I're Friday," E. C. Abraham, an independent of the University office, announces each week, as he does every day, that it is free dry bags. Brown bags, black bags, green bags, all full of dirty clothes that are in need of soap, water and detergent.
Altogether Mr. Abraham says his department handles from 250 to 280 burgery bags a week. Although the team visits each day, a great many bags are sent home on Saturday and Monday. Mr. Abraham handles University package only as they go out of Lawrence; in order to get an out from the down-town metropolitan.
In connection with laundry bags, Mr. Abraham wishes to announce the college year that he will send no written matter in packages. Notebooks of school work, sheet music, old letters, memoirs, and other personal items marginal notes are taboos as fourth class matter and must therefore be sent out of packages, soft cases, and small envelopes.
If such matter is found in fourth class matter, the whole package is rated up according to class and the next postage package is on delivery.
Dr. Cora Downs spoke at the regular meeting of the Bacteriology club, which was held Thursday noon at the Caffeteria, following a luncheon. Doctor Downs gave information regarding the new bacteriologists, and told of the numerous positions which are now open to bacteriologists.
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"On the day of the game with Nebraska in 1892 it was very warm," Mr. Coleman said. "The wind blew and I had to take off my shirt. I钻 into our eyes. "We were no helmets but some of the numbers had backpacks for the purpose of protection."
Mr. Coleran said that in these days instead of having placed uniforms to brave the fights, the field was plowed out so the ground would be soft.
"I remember that the Sigma Chi fraternity arrived at the game in the tent and then the four women. "The recruits but no players but it had to stand along the sidelines, but their spirits were not in the dammed by this disdainsome."
Mr. Coleman was a member of the undergraded team of 1891 alba. He is the father of Margaret Coleman Rose,17. His home is in Abilene.
Engineer Breaks Own Record on Farewell Run
Camelon, N. J., Nov. 3- (UP) — Mr. Mike Leaves Hammond, who sat at the throttle of one of the fastest trains in the world, enjoyed a spate of laughter as he billed himself ever bad inflicted death or injury. He decided to retire and to celebrate the occasion a dinner wrap night by 200 friends and railroad men.
So the veteran engineer read in the papers this morning - how, in the last two minutes of his farewell run, his train had struck an onboard motor car, and gave Grade cruising and hiked Nikolir Robohz, 47, and his daughter, Vern, 17.
His train event into Camden promptly on schedule and Harmall alighted from the cab for the last time. He rushed to the dinner to receive the greeting of his friends who cheered him and congratulated him, saying he have the heart to tell him one thing - still fresh in their memories.
Russia Wants Tourists
Lack of Accommodations Caused Entrance to Be Dented
Moscow, Nov. 3.—(IP) Ten thousand American tourists were dwarfed entrances into the Soviet Union in the autumn of 1985, accommodations for them in Moscow and other cities, according to Vladimir Zelenskiy, the head of the leading Soviet publicists.
In a letter to the press here which is stirring considerable discussion. On our tourist trade must not be made permanent, the protest by the Moscow mayor may be the government of the city's residents to step in to remedy the situation, especially above the line of constructing hotels to take care of these Americans.
Many Americans who failed to receive Russian visas in recent years assumed that they were being buried for political reasons. From Ossissiak's letter, and from statements presented by Soviet officials, it is apparent that many American visas simply to the absence of hotel space for the many who applied.
The situation, of course, applies equally to prospective tourists from countries other than the United States. The chief demand for visits, the Soviet Union is not averse to travel from the visits of rich Americans. Press comment indicates though that the hope is not for millionaires as prospective visitors but rather for the "massive" teachers, students, tech-savvy on so-on-who have shown the keen interest in the Soviet experiment.
Website. Nov. 3—Back in his home state today on the final stage of the war, he was welcomed by all those of the Republican success in administering the government deep in disarray.
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**Jamison Square Garden, New York, Nov. 8—Governor Allot the American political but case the American political to his basn town rally of more than 150 people by leadership, he argued, but taken the side of action on yonon lawn. Toni has encouraged, he said, the support of the Kit Kinss Kim and anti-abuse groups.**
PUBLIC, Col. Nov. 3- In his final campaign speech here tonight Hertow took a parting lay in hearing the tariff policy, declaring that the Democratic party cannot be trusted to issue a radio book唱 that carried his first campaign message to Colorado and other mountain states. However Mr. Hertow's victory over the members of the House Ways and Means committee would show they are the same leaders who formulated the U.S. Tariff. And he called the Republican protective tariff.
Aboard Hoover's Special Train Nov. 3—Herbert Hoover today
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Gunamel President Coulodge for the message he presided "had—sent him, praising him for his ability in the campaign he has conducted. "I deeply appreciate your message, which rendered me this morning," However wired from his train as it over the plains of Western Kansas.
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New York, Nov. 3, (UF)-Persistent circulations circulated in Wall Street newspapers signaled the finance chairmanship of General Motors Corporation to announce the campaign of Governor Alfred M. McCormick to return his earlier election.
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