THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1928
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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Official Photographer Is Chosen by Staff of 1929 Jawhawk
Better and More Finished Tone Will Result From One Studio's Work
Squires studio has been chosen by the staff of the 1929 Jayhawker as the official photographer for the album section of the book. This has been done at the recommendation of both the printer and engraver in the studio, and by the designating the annual national context of university yearbooks.
It has been found that by having one photographer do all the group pictures and single pictures there can be more than a dozen of them and size of heads which gives a better and more tailored to the book from any photographer have been accepted and this fact has seriously cut down the rating of the daywalker.
Bids Open Last Spring
Bids 'Open Last' Spring
Audience led by the staff from various local photographers for the contract for the photography of the Jawhawker, and the counterparts, 125 Massachusetts street.
Students are urged to make appointments for their pictures at the earliest from Sunnires will be accepted.
According to a statement made Wednesday by Mac F. Calhoun, editor of the Jaywalker, "We feel sure that this arrangement will be satisfactory and convenient. The pictures may be furnished in a nominal and satisfactory price."
Views of Campus Taken
Views of Campus taken Single views of the campus are being taken, but no contract has been let for them.
The official photographer for the beauty section has not as yet been selected. An attempt is being made to Cabal to arrange with women's apparel shops in Kansas City, but now the beauties are to be photographed.
Contract With Orpheum
K. U. Orchestra Signs for Year With Keith Circuit
Clare Dawson, a University student in 1924 and '25, has recently signee a year-long music circuit with the Keith Clark musical circuit with this touring Europe for three months at the end of the year. She was born in Welsh mouss Orchestra, an organisation composed of a number of Kuala Lumpur University students and known as the Keyboardist.
The orchestra has spent the summer playing at Eureka Springs, Ark
In the try out recently all of the orchestra members were given contracts. Their first appearance will be in Wichita and from there they will tour east and south. While abroad, the orchestra will play in a Paris hotel.
Monument to Napoleon Goes Back on Pedestal
Paris, Sept. 22, —(UP) —When the French Empire was overwritten after Selan, in 1870, and the third Republic inaugurated the outstrikes townforks of Leffrey (here), in their joy, overthrow the bourne mansion of King Louis XVI and gave the lage had created by popular subscription during the Emperor's heyday.
Now that spirits have calmed the citizens of Laffrey reject their destructive enthusiasm and have positioned the government to give greater power to the nation's patina in a national warehouse. The citizens have contributed the funds to put Napoleon back on his presidential Republican government has consented.
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Another "Sport of Kings"
King Alfonso of Spain is an ardent tennis fan and the champion for all men over 40.
Official Co-operation of U. S. With League Develops During Year
Participating in Commission Treaties and Data Entered
in Records
By Henry Wood (United Press)
Governor, Sept. 27. — (UP)—Although the United States is not represented in the ninth assembly of the league of Nations now in session here, Americans' collaboration in the arena has reached so far this year that they are more active than Where in the past the unofficial cooperation of Americans in League activity has always been the prodromal official co-operation of the United into part of American participation, the other into itself is now taking he upper hand.
In a general way the official cooperation of the United States can be divided into three classes of activities: first, participation in various military and peacekeeping exercises in his filling with the League of various nations negotiated by the United States in order to make complete the joint war; second, negotiations initiated since the close of the war; third, the communication to the League of various information, statistics and documents in order to facilitate the negotiations long various fields of activity.
As regards the first form of col laboration the United States was of
finally represented this year by a large delegation with Amensonator Hugh Glenn at the head in the preparatory dissection committee.
Minister Hugh Wilson of Rome headed the American delegation to the League's conference on the abolition of export and import restrictions. Surgeon-General Cummings was the American delegate to the meetings of the League's international health organization, while Kenneth Calcutta, a former member of the United States on the League's Opium Commission.
Amongst various treaties which the United States filed with the League for publication this year was her friendship, commercial interests and her treaty with Belgium repulating the amugging of alcoholic liquors; her extradition treaty with Honduras, and her exchange treaty with Antigua and the release of property seized under the British and American Acts relative to trading with the enemy.
Numerous official communications
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were also made to the League during the year relative to the abolition of exports and imports; the codification of international law, transit and communications, censorship of films, the education of children, intellectual co-operation, etc.
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Fraternity Holds Smoker
Kappa Eta Kappa Entertains New Students
Shows:
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Kappa Eta Kappa, professional electrical engineering fraternity, held its annual amoeder at the chapter house Monday, having as its guests about twenty-five freshmen and new students in the department of electrical engineering.
JERRY at the Organ
R. W, Warrier, E. E., 28, head of the transmission and overhead engineering departments of the Kansas Light Company made a short address.
Prof. Ellis Johnson, head of the University department of electrical engineering, was guest of honor.
D. A. Swenson of Burdett, who obtained his Ph. B. last year, has accepted a position in the Daughters of the Sacred Heart. S. Swenson was captain of the University baseball team last year, and is now under contract as pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, having played or coached N. X. last summer.
Brewster Gives Weekly Lectures to Chemists
The addresses are intended for the benefit of those graduates of chemistry who wish to keep up on new chemical "wrinkles." The course will also be of great assistance to those students pursuing a chemical industrial chemistry in Kansas City.
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Dr. R. Q. Brower of the department of chemistry is to give a series of lectures on the subject for City. The lectures will be given under the subject "Nuclear Sorfer of Organics."
Delicious candy made in our own kitchen. Lunch and Soda
Honor versus Desire Richard Barthelmess in "Out of the Ruins"
On the Stage "Frankenberg Kiddies"
A Song and Dance you'll
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Last Times Tonight Wm. Haines in "Excess Baggage"
Don Torres and His Gang. You know 'em— Nuff said
Comedy - News Fables
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"This Is a Hat Year"
The barehead chap is no more Your new Fall Stetson is ready for you University men prefer "Stetson's Varsity" (as above) in Pearl or Tan.
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St. Louis, M. Mo., Sept. 27, (UPC) — the Grand Lodge A. F. A. Judge J. O. H. Lucas, of Kansas City, Missouri. It was believed that J droppled in the Scottsdale River of Lucas became over-exercised during a stay in Missouri. The police officer after he had delivered a short talk to the Missouri Masonic Lodge.
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