FAGE FOUR
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1928
Prof. Crosman Closes Kansas High School Journalism Sessions
Officers for the Associations Are Elected for
Next Year
With his speech on "Some Things Worth Remembering," Prof Rahel Crosman, head of the department of journalism in the University of Colorado, brought the High School Newspaper Conference to a conclusion.
"Always remember," he said, "that tons of gold and curioels of T.N.T. work in the building where I live. The work that you do, mostly, reports news and attempting to influence public opinion. Public thought is one of the most powerful things in business."
"The chief reason for studying journalism is to learn to write and speak the English language well. The next most important is to learn how to read the newspapers pleasurably and profitably."
"Learn to see behind the stories," he said. "Behind every story of success there is a story of struggle. Behind every story of disaster there is pain. And behind every story of death there is unintel grief. Learn to read behind the story and throbbed to death as if the word 'life' concluded Professor Croom. Prof L. N, Flint adjourned the conference at 12 m.
Larger Contributions Made to Y. W. C. A. Fund
Women of the student body and faculty are responding in a whole lieutenant manner to the efforts of the Y.W.C.A., to raise $2,200, according to Naomi Dachneer, chairman of the finance campaign. While reporting on this success, women making pledges and the amount of individual pledges has been high. The finance campaign force, including team captain and team workers, will meet in room 119, Fraser hall, following Vespers, Tuesday after school with the campaign is asked to come and bring her final report.
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The Lamplighter
The Street Fair
In the Lancôme Gardens
Voters' Problems
Questions and answers on political
questions.
"Must I go home to register?"
"Must I go to home to register "
"The Kansas law specifies registration in person. However, because of a clerk clerk, has permitted heads of families to register the entire family, if he knows the person, hence it might be possible for your father to register for you. Otherwise you must go home."
"What is the deadline on registration?"
"October 26 is the last day that you may register."
Soprano and Violinist to Give Recital Monday
A faculty recital, one of a series scheduled for the year, will be given Monday, Oct. 22, at 8 o'clock in the morning by building for Profe. Drone Pichod, soprano, and Karl Krauterstein, violinist, accompanied by Dean D. M.
In past years these recolls have proved to be popular with music lovers of the University and town, according to Dean Swartbout Saturday morning. The following program will be given at this recital:
Resta in pace, idolo mio
Lungi dal caro bene
Amalilli
Vergin, tutto amor ___
Prof. Penbody
Iquishah Symphony
Allegheny man non troppo
Aidrante
Prof. Kuersteine
Prof. Kuersteine
Dorl der Brut
Schumann
Mutter, mutter, glaube nicht
Lass mich lieben aus Baus hangen
Prauen, lieb und Leben
Schumann
Seit ich ihn geosen
Er, der肝害 an allen
Prof. Pumby
Grand Adajio  Glazzonew-Zimbabwe
Hills  Bulls Rhino  Coerel Burdur
To the Prairie  Coerel Burdur
Introduction and Tarantelle  Saranasi
Sketches of Paris Manning
Program Wili Be Given by Presbyterian Choi
Prof. Penbody
The Presbyterian choir composed of 69 trained voices will sing a special musical program at the Varsity theater Sunday morning, Oct. 21, at 11 a.m. Daniel M. Niskowack, dean of the School of Fine Art, is in the orchestra.
Anthom: O. Come to my Heart
This program will be given in conjunction with the regular church services. The program will be as follows:
Organ, preclude: Allegro Moderato
Amourne 09. Comment to my Heart
Jeans Ambros
Bariton solo Verle Brutier
Soho: O Lord Matt Holy _France
Louis Remphil
Vinia - Dorothy Karanether
Pinoo - D. M. Swainorth
Organ -Mma C, W. Strafion
Postdale: March in B Flat
Duncan
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"THE PORT OF MISSING GIRLS"
Alpha Chi Omega announces the ledging of Ruthelma Stoltz.
Westminster Forum
Subject: WHAT IS AN ADEQUATE LIFE AM? This is a continuation of last Sunday's topic by special request. Leader, Bob Wilson. Westminster Hall. 7:15 - 8:30.
75,000 MISSING GIRLS REPORTED LAST YEAR
Fellowship Music Refreshments
WHY DO THEY LEAVE?
WHERE DO THEY GO?
WHO IS TO BLAME?
VARSITY
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Caccini
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Tuesday
Wednesday
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Politics Over Air Hook-Up
To Broadcast Gov. Al Smith's Career This Evening
By William J. Fagan
United Press, Public Editor
New York, Oct. 29 — (UP)—Neither of the major political parties use the big radio networks tonight for the broadcasting of campaign speeches. Instead, free time on the NBC national chain was occupied by ceremonies honoring Thomas A. Edison.
Sunday evening, however, there will be political radio hookup. The regulator 21-station chain of the Columbia broadcasting system will broadcast a dramatization of the career of Governor Alfred E. Smith, beginning at
The dramatic sketch is entitled, "Up from the City Street," and was adapted for radio by Fulton Owler. playwright from the Norman Hapgood and Henry Mosekowitz biography of Smith.
An all-star cast of noted players will take part in the performance, including Richard Reedney, Helen Hayes, John Tiffany, Neil Patrick Harris, Georgie Price, Willard McKinley Crystal Hermes, Helen Mackulair, Jefferson Demongela, Pedro Decorez Roanmond Pinchot and others. Heaps of praise also adorn his role in the production.
The following stations will be on the network: WABC, WFAN, WPHEL, WMAF, WCAO, WJAS, WADC, WMAK, WCAO, WGHP, WADC, WMQO, WQKO, CAMC, WAGR, WSTD, WCC, WHK, WDBW, WNAC, and WMAP.
Three actors will portray Smith a various stages of his career—Howard Merrell, a juvenile as Al Smith the boy Arthur Binton as the young man, and Richard Bennett as the governor.
The next campaign address to be heard over an extensive Network will be heard Monday evening when the NBC chain broadcasts Herb Howe's soccer in Madison Square Garden on Sunday, go on the air at 8:30 p.m. and cater to the public. Radio facilities have been engaged for an hour and 15 minutes.
Around the World
Warawar. Oct. 20, (UY) The Polish government is not planning further mediation in the Loda textile strike as additional workers are returning daily. The strike is considered virtually broken.
Nevers, France, Oct. 20—An army balloon which broke away with two officers during a windstorm Thursday, came down safely in the Commune of Tintiny. The occupants were uninjured.
New York, Oct. 20—(UP) For the first time in the history of the New York City Market, sales for a Saturday marked the milestone mark, totaling 1,671,000 shares in the two hour session.
Hassengui, Height, N. J., Age 20
—(UP)—Mrs. Martha Bresson, at tempt to break the woman's safe on durance Hight record was unsuccessful today when the oil pressure on the motor of her plane failed.
Karersee, Germany, Oct. 20—(UP) Negotiations were under way today with the Zeppelin yards in Friedrichshafen by the Baden government for the erection of a larger double hanger in South Baden.
Bacarchet, Romania, Oct. 20—(UP) —Queen Marie of Romania in excellent health today. Recent reports of her illness from influenza were exaggerated. The Queen will observe her Sick生日 on Oct. 20.
St. Louis, Oct. 20, - (UIT) - Democratic Central Regional headquarters have announced today that "more than 15,000 metro areas in Missouri and Oklahoma have been enrolled in the National Student for President Colored League."
Washington, Oct. 20. —(UP)—President Coolidge went back at the White House today after a brief visit in Frederickburg, Va., restoring where he delivered an address at the dedication of the Frederickburg and Spottsvary County Patrolfield Memorial.
Seattle, Oct. 20, (11:1) - The Tom war which has been raging in the east and middle west was believed to have reached lakes fopen when Ying Gee, Portland Chiese, and a member of the Hip Sir Tong, was shot and killed by an unidentified Chinese in a local hotel.
Dunkirk, N. Y., Oct. 20, (CP)-Having Herbert Tower获邀 Calvin Coolidge as adviser, would be "substituting an artificial machine to
Detroit, Oct. 29 — (UP) — Stanley "Bucky" Patron, new manager of the detroit Tigers house he will be here "From now on," he said toainy.
Genève, Oct. 29.—(UP)—Renewed anxiety was expressed here today regarding the entire village of Campa in the Maggia valley. The topographical department of the canton of Tinela said that a collapse of the village might be momentarily expected owing to shifting foundations, which have already shifted, fifteen yards, and many others are lifted at a dangerous angle.
Appointment of Harris to succeed George Moriarty was announced yesterday by Frank Navin, president of the club.
Whole Town Is Tilted
Governor Smith Hailed in Role of Life-Saver
an icebox." Franklin D. Rosewell said here today.玫瑰威尔在 the Democratic Gubernatorial nominee in New York State.
James J. Berlita, 7, Thursday night, was struck by an automobile, the wheels passing over his chest and stomach. The driver, Felix Thornton, put the minicute wound in his car, took him to St. Joseph's hospital.
Baltimore, Md., Oct. 20 - (UP)-
Governor Alfred E. Smith indirectly
save the life of a boy here.
Hospital attendees immediately started undressing the boy to find how many ribs and internal organs had been crushed. They took his bloody off first, and with the blouse centyw thick cardboard pearls bearing the picture of Governor Smith. The campaign posters had protected James from simulator to lip and affliction. He was found with brushes were found on his stomach. Today, it was announced at the hospital the boy was culled recovered.
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Hollywood, Oct. 29, — (UW) The "bullseye" crease in the swallow, which Elbert Simmons told police was infilmed by an irate husband, today was known for a bullseye mark left by a well armed telephone. The Hollywood's newest "mystery shooter" terminated shortly, when Charles Riffle still police he had hit with his gun, and when the bullet hit him to his total of six shooting Mrs. Minerva Noontrum, 21.
Sinney had reported to police that A. E. Neutrum, husband of the woman, warned him to be away from Mey, Neutrum and later "shot at him" as he stood on the steps of a prominent hotel.
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