FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1923
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE SEVEN
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Women Are Nominated to Customary Offices of Freshman Class
The Electlon of Vice-President and Secretary in Union November 8
Nominations for the office of vice president and secretary of the freshman class have been completed.
The candidates are: Vice-president Katherine Kashi, Ellen Mirchill Mitchell, Joanne Apnes, Roberta Marquetri McNicholl, McNicholl Sloon and Lynn Little; secretary, Grace Loud, Evelyn Swanbout; Father Catherine Dews Haaland, and Laura Judd. After the class to hold these two offices, while the领会 hold the offices of president and treasurer, The election will be held on November 7, in the Union building.
To give the venues an opportunity to meet their candidates, an election was given by W. S. G. A. Thurs, 20th in central Administration building.
K. U. History Suggested
"Kansas Who's Who" Is Name Proposed for Book
The compiling and publishing of a "Kansas Who's Who" in which a history of the University of Kansas and its history is surrogated by H. C. Dowses of Lawrence, in a letter to Fred Eloworth, in response to a petition. Such a publication would aid, Mr. Downs believes, in emphasizing the university to the stress of the states.
"With the extension of a very small group," Mr. Doyes says, "the average Kenyan officer learns to accept a tribal government given over to "transformation and athletic, and occasionally unwarranted departments, and of the fact that K. U. is turning out men and women who are able to take place in these places."
Mr. Devon believes that although nearly all cell information has been taken from the original DNA, it has been the old mode of action and therefore has failed to reach enough cells.
"If the information is properly distributed by al. County Clubs and Almhouses, updated in all public places, Emily is obliged to do some good." Downs said.
M. U. Fraternity Suffers
"Horseplay" Causes · Pensity for Beta Theta PFs
Columbia, Mo. N.W. 2.—(UP) The social season for the next semester will be a drab affair for the Bca at University at the University of Missouri.
The men's pan-halloween council comprising representatives of all fraternities on the campa, last night they presented their social privileges as a penalty for its "horsepower" several weeks ago when its membership staged a flick photo-shoot of the pre-initiative program and designed to frighten the neophytes.
The permit was assessed on the grounds that the affair caused unfavorable statewide publicity which would likely be on the whole fraternity system.
The penalty means that the fraternity will not be allowed to build dance halls or chapels, and the annual tribute dance of the chapter is to be made, however. The annual tribute dance of the chapter is to be made.
Daan Shan of the School of
Education, The American Institute of Electro-
Engineering Thursday evening on the
student in national memberships of
the Engineering Society.
Dean Shaad Gives Talk at A.I.E.E.Meeting
J. A. Snither and M. C. Wierl were ected freshman representatives to the executive council of the organization
Lacey Philincie played some selections with the "sunging saw." Norvill Douglas spoke on his experiences during the summer in experiments in short wave lengths at the General Electric electronics at Schumettley, where they worked on joint meetings with the A.I.D. M. E on Nov. 13.
A. S.C.E.Has Election of Officers; Give Award
Summer camp awards for excellence in field work and camp routines were given to Mr. L. V. Pearson e'10, F. W. Pearson e'10, A six foot aluminum rule was presented to each. L. V. Dove was elected to the Kansas Engineer board.
T. D. Sanucci, c29, was electe president of the American Society of Civil Engineers Thursday evening in a short business session. Logan Woolley, c30, became vice-president and the chairman, and JE. G. Marble, c34, treasurer.
Class representatives determined at the meeting were: senior, Lynn Baili; junior, P. S. Bentz; sophomore Donald Boujour and Lowell Trustblood.
Jewish Student Union Is Organized Thursday
Jewish students of the University has had might to organize a special Halloween event. An evening was Rabbi Phillip W. Jaffé of Cincinnati, who explained the reason for the event.
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The purpose of the organization is to bring the Jewish students together for religious discussion. Officer elected were: president, Richard Walmeyer, 130, vice president, Cobi Epstein, c/o 59, secretary, Mino Minak
The Jewish Student Union will have prominent smackers throughout the year who will discuss current religion problems.
Tickets for Whiteman
Concert on Sale Monday
Tickets for the concert by Paul Whitman and his band are to be held here Nov. 12, will be placed on sale Monday; Nov. 5.
The tickets may be obtained at the fine arts office. Those who hold red uguar练 course tickets for the year may reserve their seats at any time now until the time of the concert and those who do not may obtain their tickets.
Paul Whitman's band will come here from an engagement in Kansas City, and will play in the new auditorium.
to find a dainty gift for a
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Major Segrave Again Will Attempt to Break World's Speed Records for Automobiles and Motorboats
London, Nov. 2- (UP) -- Although a fortune-teller informed Major H. O. D. Sergailra that he would come to an amity between them, the proportions of their debt acceptance on the world's automobile and notebolt speed records are in full weathre. Weather permitting, both at the same week at Augusta, Florida.
During the past few months a model of Sigmagrade's automobile has been undergoing scientific tests at the National Aerospace Lab, Foddington, Middlesex, for wind and resistance pressure, which is one of his biggest problems connected with the design of the airplane subjected to tests in wind tunnels, in which artificial wind pressures were created, in order to overcome the forces lifting the front of the automobile.
"I am using a British engine sim-
lar to the one in the plane in which
Flight Lieutenant Webster won the
schooler cap, but with later date. It is
held by 450 horsepower, but it is
tound up to give nearly 1,000 horse-
power.
In a recent press interview Sorra grafted "I am told I may serve a minimum amount of 240 miles per year." She then said, with a possible 360 miles an hour.
Scientific methods of steamlamming are saved hundreds of bore-newswearers. The process is immensely useful on immense shell. It assembling foli-
Shaped Like Cigar
"A: At first it was considered that no fire could be built to withestend the heat created at a speed of from 240 to 280 miles an hour. The tire makers, however, carried out tests on an iron bike, and their wheel was subjected to stresses to those to be imposed on the thing."
laws closely that of the Schneider
Cun plane.
"They told me they can make it to the drive, but they can only go up at the maximum speed for one minute. This, however, should be safer."
Paris, Nov. 2 — (CPP) Paris umbra
mercants recently observed
the 178th anniversary of the found-
ance of their trade. It was in Octhe-
ry.
Paris Merchants Have Umbrolla Anniversary
"Fifteen seconds will be required to cover the mile at 340 miles an hour and I shall probably want another if I proceed with a train prowaching the electrical timing tape and after passing the finishing tape before I begin to brake. This gives me 30 seconds at maximum speed. In the first I have a safety factor of 30 seconds.
The motorboat to be used in the son attempt is also equipped with a Schroder Cap engine, and will be able to provide the same 30 feet in length, with a beam of 7 feet. Two propellers will be used to overcome torque difficulties, the engines stated that if one propeller was vessel would twice over side-ways.
"It is clear from the report of the tire makers that we have nearly reached the limit of the speed of pneumatics."
He brought it from China when umbrellas were far older. His up coats are with an umbrella in the
1750, that Jonas Hanway, an English traveler and philanthropist, opened the first umbrella in the western world.
Every Body Welcome!
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Best in Eats — Best in Drinks
1403 Mass. E. G. Soxman. Prop. Phone 1035
Welcome Grads
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Across from Court House
Old Friends! We Greet You!
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New College Inn
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streets of London created an interest that burdened on a riot.
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411 West 14th
Experimented with for *centuries* the umbrella is substantially the same today as it was in Hawaii's days although a Paris conference in 1773 had a lighting rod and a German balloon that rolled down. The march of progress brought later adaptations fitted with electric lights or wireless receiving sets.
Send the Daily Kansan Home
Dares Fate for Favorite Pipe Tobacco
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November 12. 1926.
November 12, 1926.
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To cut my story short, I was finally rescued by a searching party after a full liefall in the car at the moment of the rescue. I couldn't go back in there for love nor neglect. I report it—until I reached home and I resumed sleeping something more.
His quitter what a man will do when his favorite tobacco is concerned. I realized烛 without my tobacco it was so bad that being lost in the car was the worst thing.
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Joseph P. Fink, Jr.
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Regular O. D. Army Pants, $2.25
Choice line of caps and sweaters
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