THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1928 PACK. FILM Stylish Stouts Lose Money but Not Fat, Is Chemist's Report Fake Compounds for Reducing Mikady's Gird Reduce Her Purse Instead Washington, Sept. 23—Patent medic leine sharks are roaring profits agre- gating millions in a result of the fishing industry, according to Dr. Steven Lyman Lyman Kobr., chief of the division of drugs United States department of agriculture. Co-operating with the federal public office in its efforts to prevent use of the mails to defraud, Doctor Kebele said. She analyzed an analysis of more than 40 monthly obesity curves not out of which, she noted, some both effective and non-effective. The remedies tested range from bath salts, chewing gum, pills and parent tickets, to reducing creams on the skin. The class involving internal use, have been found to contain a few cents worth of cheap chitosan and simple household ingredients, and a person intent upon upset weight. Many of the pills contain thyroid extract, which should never be administered once by a physician. One sample of both salts turns out to be common photographic "hypo." The streams usually have been found to be sand. Heavy lines are loved against main manufacturers, convicted of fraud, and dozens of the enemies have been押禁. He is the company cropping up to take their plains. Do notKBleider says profits on such prisons are too high and it is not unreal for the annual net income of the promoter to reshape digests, sometimes hitting the market. New Place for W. S. Cady K. U. Alumnus Accepts Positior With Scripps-Howard William Shelbon Cady, A.B. '16 willine business manager of the company in New York and a pointed director of the national ad- vancing department of the Scripps Merle Thorne, head of the department of journalism in 1914, and now editor of Nation's Business, started Cady on his journalistic career by appointing him business manager of the University Daly Kanean. Cady was also in school for a time after joining the Department of the department, was appointed. He became national advertising manager of the Cleveland Press in June, 1925, and it was from this posse that he began writing correspondence to the Scrape-Rowlett staff. The year following his graduation he spent as advertising manager of the Daily Globe at Dudley City. Then, over the next few years, he served the Lawrence Journal World. Because of poor eye sights he was rejected for the World War and rebuilt a half-incentive in Froedtert to cover his partner came back and he resold his interest. During the time he was owner he served as reporter, editor, and general manager of the solicitor, manager and general all-round handy-man. Its revenue had increased 700 per cent and its circulation had risen from 140 to 1450 American Women's Polo Team Sweep to Victor Rye, N. Y., Sept. 27—(UK) Billing and hitting with a ball of America's "Big Four" itself, a team of *American girl* polo players swotted to victory in the first International match for women, and today stood in the Canadian girls from Cikiyen in the series for the championship. Picturequeen figures in purple and white, the Wasteland-Biltmore fawn goes on an enclosing path, the opening match yesterday, 5 to 2, the first match of his kind ever. The spirit and dash which the girls put into their pole capitulated the cewd which laughed the biting winds of a chill fall day. The girls not only rote like men, but occasionally rote like women, in the molts whacked and the ponies reared, all after the best traditions of polo. National Guard Evacuates Stricken Florida Areas West Palm Beach, Fla., Sept. 27 — (UP) Grand restoration of control in the hurricane-attacked areas of Naples and Pompeii may be way to today, with national guard units coordinating. Coast guardians who were also working at stations. The West Palm Beach City Council opens a drive against profiters in rentals, food and clothing, following proteins from refugees. According to estimates here, bodies of missing are being found daily. These are harmed immensely because of their condition, identification in their location. Smith Into Twin Cities Begins Brown Derby Campaage With Large Parade Minneapolis, Mina, Sept. 27—(UPC) —Governor Alfred E. Smith brought his Brown Derby campaign to the rally on Saturday and they shared an eatery in a welcome. The Democrat candidate's special train arrived at 10:20 a.m. and was met by another of the crowd on the platform. Above it, his Westport campground toil Montgomery will see the New York Gov'terrier and his brown denuded on parade this afternoon and then he will go to St. Paul for dinner and his only Minnesota speech, which will he do at the St. Paul antifacilitation 9 p.m. Governor Smith will discuss marital wageways and the Great Lakes-S Lawrence waterway particularly in his 11th campaign speech, which will be held on Monday. The city auditorium, in St. Paul where Smith spends tonight, will hold 11,000 persons, and is expected to beacked for his address. The New York Governor came out of the northwest that insure an edge from state leaders, that North Dakota will give him its five excused votes in the Senate and that Iowa came in the expressions of favor to ward the Democratic presidential candidate by Governor Walter Mandock, who welcomed the Governor a his state eminent office in Honors Day. And then he trained the trip to Jamestown. Maddock, who was elected lieutenant governor as a Republican on the ticket with the late Governor Sorris became Governor upon the death the latter a few weeks ago. He was reelected for re-election as a Democrat. Pressed incidently by newspaper reporters on the campaign trail Maddock said that eight percent of farm organizations are for Smith. "It is fair to say, then, that our representing farm interest for Governors School would be more successful." "Yes." he replied. "I said 60 percent of the farm organizations are Dog, Bit by Snake, Fights Back; Kills His Attacke Hattieburg, Mice, Sept. 23—(UW) —A ball dog and a giant rattlesnake recently fought a battle to the death on the banks of Black Creek, near Hattieburg, according to the story of the dog's owner, Edward Patterson. The dog accompanied Patterson on a fishing trip and was passing through a clam of burmese when the rogue attacked him. His deadly poison laced into the dog. All though writhing in agony, the dog attacked his enemy and finally bit him. The snake was six feet, two inches long. --velvet flexible leather light -flexible -durable Whole Soles n Specialty This means whole soles— Not 3-4 Soles Stitches Picked LADIES Men Typewriter Paper Sulphite Bond Economic Bond Leader Bond 16 lb. Hammermill 29 lb. Hammermill Burgert's Shoe University Book Store 15e per lb, 50e per ream 20e per lb, 75e per ream 25e per lb, 100e per ream 30e per lb, $1.00 per ream 90e per lb, $1.25 per ream Harl H. Bronson, Prop. Harl H, Brushon, Prop. 803 Mass. Other Frosh Wear Caps New Uniforms Obtained Sebraska Remodels Chageau Webster's Reminders Chapters for School Neophytes Other Campus Special! Liberty, Neb., Sept. 26 — Green camp for Trevor will make sure their unearthiness on the Nebraska campus with slight distinctions in style from previous years. Following one of the recent changes, men will be required to wear this hard coat until the day of Olympics at which Case it is decided whether they must continue in wear the care or whether they may should dress elsewhere. The team will be given a Nebraska bonus a privilege which few students with dreaded or worn sleeve. This is one of the oldest and most honored traditions on the Nebraska campus and one which he has taught for many years. This year the Inmountain$^2$ society, having charge of the green ones, hire mounted the cap from that use to wear it. The cap is made in gold with the number "12" in red minerals on the front. The cap is returned out, with a green button on back. Send The Daily Kansan home. Forgettecelle, Ark., Sept. 27—(Other Campus Special)-Climaxing a long campaign for new uniforms for the band, pinned many numerous calls for the Band by the Armenian community with periodic concerts staged by the band itself, 40 new band instruments were delivered to the University this The antifurcant will consist of candy broomblade with decorations in cardinal and white. Shuffle model with decorations in cardinal and white with bradding in the school colors. JAYHAWK BAND Griffith-Johnson's for Arkansas U. Band MERLE GRIFFITH Phone 1907J The strikers marched on three overseas vessels which were being loaded by volunteers, and began bombarding the workers with stones and coal. Poles were outnumbered by the strikers and were powders to stop them. Washington - A new disease of the western yellow pine has been found in east central Colorado attacking young pines. Waterfront Fight for Injury Many Melbourne, Australia, Sept. 27, 2014. 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(1) $a_n = \frac{1}{2^{n-1}} + \frac{1}{3^{n-1}}, n \in \mathbb{N}^+$ (2) $a_n = \frac{1}{2^{n-1}} - \frac{1}{4^{n-1}}, n \in \mathbb{N}^+$ (3) $a_n = \frac{1}{2^{n-1}} + \frac{1}{6^{n-1}}, n \in \mathbb{N}^+$ (4) $a_n = \frac{1}{2^{n-1}} - \frac{1}{7^{n-1}}, n \in \mathbb{N}^+$ C. 3. 在下列选项中，哪一个是符合下列规律的? (1) $a_n = \frac{1}{2^{n-1}} + \frac{1}{3^{n-1}}, n \in \mathbb{N}^+$ (2) $a_n = \frac{1}{2^{n-1}} - \frac{1}{4^{n-1}}, n \in \mathbb{N}^+$ (3) $a_n = \frac{1}{2^{n-1}} + \frac{1}{8^{n-1}}, n \in \mathbb{N}^+$ (4) $a_n = \frac{1}{2^{n-1}} - \frac{1}{9^{n-1}}, n \in \mathbb{N}^+$ D. 4. 在下列选项中，哪一个是符合下列规律的? 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