SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1928
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE FIVE
Curtis Ends Western Campaign With Talks in Oklahoma Cities
Nominee Stresses Farm Relic and Defends Republican Legislation
Albion Curtis Campaign Train in Oklahoma, Sept. 29th—(UP) Special Charles Curtis, Republican candidate for vice president, will fill his western campaign today with speeches in five Oklahoma cities, despite the physical discomfort of a severe throat and an unmade flavor.
The nominee addressed a capacity
n audience last night at Lawton (all
ground pavilion). He tailed primal
pally of farm relief, promised office
and declared the Republican party's record on
racultural legislation.
Carris is scheduled to speak today at Perry City, City, KS, Powneen, MO and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The Temperance Union of Oklahoma is holding the convention. After the kind speech, he will go to Topeka Kano, his home town, for a two day visit.
The senior's right thumb was caught in the door of an automobile when he arrived in Jackson later that year. He could see a woman from an arm of a wedge, less than
His campaign in Oklahoma, considered one of the dominant battle states has been planned to capture first, but will not have won, the vote he granted Democratic votes.
Need Audition Entrants
Unknown Singers to Be On Air in Radio Contest
Local connection for the Advance Kent Foundation's second national radio audition will be held in Lawrence, the first part of October. Business intending to enter the contest will have to attend the School of First Aid before Oct. 8. The purpose of these radio notices is to find by competition the best unin covered voices in the United States and to provide opportunity for this recognition to young students and community, so make a booze fun.
Dene Swarthon, chairman of the local committee, will not with an advisory committee consisting of the city's mayor and others from the city of Lawrence.
After the local contest, the winners, a man and a woman, will go to the state audition, which will be held in Wichita, Oct. 16-17. The winner will be entered in the district audition at Oklahoma City in November. The final audition will be in New York City in December, over the National Broadcasting Company radio station, associated radio stations, during a Saturdays evening Awaiter Kok Audio Hour. The local winners of last year's contest were Margaret Debecke and Glenn Simonson, representing the city of Lawrence,
Judging in each state and district audition will be done by a joint vote of the radio audience and a special jury of musical authorities. The radio vote will be 60% of the total decision and the jury vote 40%.
The two winners of the national audition, a man and a woman, will each receive a gold decoration, $8,000 in cash and two yearly tuition in each and award awards will be awarded $2,000 in each and a yearly tuition; third place winners will each receive $1,000 in cash and one yearly tuition; fourth of four awards will be given in cash, and fifth place $3,000 in cash.
Principal qualifications for contestants are as follows: they must be between the ages of 18 and 25 years, inclusive; must never have been paid principals in any concert outside their own states; must declare an intention to follow a musical career; and must be free from theatrical and musical contracts. This list is intended to inform contestants about the conditions, even though they have received financial compensation for singing in churches. Every contestant must enter through an unofficial organizer of local committees.
The total enrollment at Central college, Fayette, Mo., is 712.
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Press Box at Marquette to Be Opened Tomorrow
Milwaukee, Wis., Sept. 28—Conductors have completed work on the new $3500 press box at the top of the west end and of the Margaret University stadium, here. The structure will be thrown open to Milwaukee sporters and vendors at the first meet with St. Vintree College, Sept. 29.
Deals for writers and telegraphers, a radio booth, electric lights, electric heating devices and space for honored guests are included as features of the new press box. An elaborate installation includes an LCD monitor, phone and radio surrections is being made. The press box was donated by a number of the else of N7.
Philadelphia, Sept. 29 — (UP) — Mayor H.A. Mackey has placed the Philadelphia police force on a fifties' watch over the fitless—and the most innocent.
Police of Philadelphia Placed on Honor Basis
The police, many of whom are charged with accepting bribes from buccugiers and proprietors of disarrayed houses, are going to have to work against each other. Any captain who doesn't bring in a true and honest report of vice conditions in his unit will be reduced to patrol men or fired.
Toddy every police captain in the city will receive orders to file a report Monday on conditions in his district. Then every police officer will be sent to a new district, with some knowing his destination until he gets his orders.
Owens at Howard college, Birmingham. Alm., is that the seniors should be tagged as an aid to distinguish them from the freshmen.
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Posters Now On Exhibit
Miss Ketcham Secures Exhibit While in Europe
An exhibition of striking posters is being shown in room 310 west Administration building. Both foreign and American posters, having vibrant illustrations, are being展位 location. Czecho-Slovakia, Germany and England are all represented.
Miss Rosemary Ketelman, head of the department of design, secured the posters while she was in Europe this summer. She spent a large part of her time at the Kunsthaus art and industrial exhibitions there. Her chief objective was the International Art Congress at Prague, was one of the three shown at the While there she met mei Den Evant, press exhibition in Cologne, account whose death was reported recently, to Alss Ketehm, Columbia. A display by the punishment des. and Missouri also were represented, partment of the University of Kan- Send The Daily Kansas home.
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