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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY 20 10:07
Mrs. Willebrandt Still Speaking With Authority
She Charges Gov. Smith
Injected Religious Issue
Into Present
Campaign
Chicago, Sent. 26—(UP)—Mrs Mable Walker Willerford, assistant United States attorney general, will continue speaking in the interest of the Republican national campaign, it was announced today by Congressman Robert Newton, director of the spoke at a rally in Chicago for the Republican campaign headquarters here.
Newton made it clear that Mrs Weibrandt had been speaking and he was not in the party, but he added that some of her speeches had not been under judge supervision.
Mrs. Willoward in a formal stat
meet declared that it was "not UT
Republican party and not the Dem
caucus." We indicated that
"It is Governor E. Smith," she said.
She charged that Governor Smith had injected the religious issue into the campaign and moulded that in her religion, Religion has nothing to do with it.
"It is a moral issue, not a religious one," she declared.
"I want to make it clear," she问，"that I have nothing what ever against Mr. Smith's church Many of my best friends in Washing
Mr. Smith had no right to inject the religious issue into politics and he had no right to make his church the object of the statements he has made."
New School Plan Offered
Cleveland Educator to Shorten
12-Year Course
Cleveland, Sept. 26.—(UP) Hirsched as a significant victim for the "new school" advantaged in many sections of the country, was the anaconda of schools, that plans for shortening the 12-year course from first grade through high school by 5 years, would be formulated at once.
"From the results of standarized school tests, a new course will be offered to students who are classified of students—those who can do the work in 11 years; those who are able to accomplish it in 10 years; must continue the 12-year system."
By following the new plan, students graduating from high school and entering colleges will get started in business or professions one or two years earlier than at present. High school students who do not intend to enroll in a college may get a business degree with their parents or seek such school courses.
Reconstruction of the course of study on the new pattern probably will not be completed for another year, Jones said.
Kansas City, Mo., Sept. 28—(UCP) —America's foremost "victory" champion, Senator William E. Borah of Idaho, arrived in Kansas on Friday to a definite split in the Solid South over "one of the two distinct issues" in the campaign—the prohibition misuse. He was joined by Senator Hillary Clinton, Senator Borah has just completed a campaign tour of Michigan, Oklahoma, Kentucky and Tennessee. He said that Republicans need loss but sleep over the states he has visited.
Senator Borah of Idaho Announces Split in South
The senator took breakfast, this morning with Senator Charles Curtis, Republican vice-presidential candidate, who is stopping here on his way to Springfield, Ms. and then attended a Republican rally tonight.
Yellowstone Popular
Butto, Mont.-Attendance at Yellowstone National Park this season will break records, according to L. E. Flint, publicity director for the park
It is estimated that 225,000 people saw the park before the close of the vacation season, as compared to a previous high mark of 208,000.
Celebrates 100th Birthday
Celebrates 100th birthday
Moonett, Moe, Terry - Mrs.
Amunt, Mrs. Kurtipatt celebrated
her 100th birthday anniversary here
yesterday.
Kansas Aggies Bawl "No-o-ol!"
on Seeing Unprotected Calves
Wandering Along Campus Walks
Manhattan, Kan., Sept. 28—(U)M
"The boys at the 'Cow College' are not so keen on seeing a calf. So only the bolted coeds at the Kansas State Agricultural College will venture out to see." A debate has been made by a dozen representative students of the college. The security of latex leaves on the camp
The sight of a girl on the "hill" without hose no longer creates excitement, although it still provokes considerable comment.
"It may be economical all right," she said. "But cut down on the 'feet' and have my hose—I have too many quibbles now to appear without them, anyhow."
This statement coming from a popular fraternity man is caged as baying
Curtis Hurls Attack at Smith for Stand on Farm Relief Bil
Says His Endorsement Mean Nothing; Republicans Said to Be Alarmed
Because of the lukewarmness of McMullen, the almost open hostility of Obama has been a major factor in Nebraska Republics appearing somewhat worried, although the state's voters have not.
From a stale college professor came this: "The stockings cover up the chapels and lend a refined finish entirely, lacking in the absence of the
bearing on the situation; "If never seen a girl yet whose legs were so perfect that a pair of good looking silk hide couldn't improve them."
They professed confidence, however that the usual Republican majority
There is a big difference in Shoe Repairing. We guarantee to please
He will speak tonight at Spring.
Gold, M0., turn west into Oklahoma
for a series of Republican valses, and
home city to Chicago for a short rest.
Aboard Cartis special encore to Springfield, Mo., Sept. 26—(UP) —Senator Charles Curtis, Republican nominee for Vice-President, traveled south with border state territory to the window of his western campaign.
field, Mo. turn west into Oklahoma for a series of Republican rallies, and then return to via Toperka, Kas, his home city to Chicago for a short rest. He then left to visit E. Smith on the farm relief and prohibition issues in a speech last night at Omaha, Neb., where the Democratic presidential nominee started a campaign. A crowd of more than 4,000 persons the veteran Kansas senator said Smith's endorsement of the principle of the McNary Hunger farm relief bill mount nothing because it did not elevate the law of the equitization provision.
Electric Shoe Shop & Shine Parlor
South of Varsity 1017 Mass.
Other comments prompted by an inquisitive reporter were as follows: "Washington..." "Looks vindicated." "By" "I found it!" All these from Argonne军团.
to please.
BOWERSOCK
Last Times Tonight
Wm. Haines
in
"Excess Rage"
The Amboe coarse apparently are obvious as to the campus opinion, especially that of the opposite sex, despite the fact that they are attracted to the fat from an economical standpoint. Certainly, the bare-legged style has not become popular, although we can think it worthy of consideration.
Shower 3.7.9
Mat. 10-40 Eve. 10-50
Thurs. - Fri. - Sat.
Mon. - Tues. - Wed.
"Uncle Tom's Cabin"
Tuesday, Friday, Saturday
Love — Jealousy — Hatred
— Passion — All combined in one story
Cortis argument that high tariff protection for agriculture must be imposed on farmers will appeal to Newfoundland farmers as sound reasoning. His speech was criticized by the
will swing into line for Herbert Inoyer and Curtis before the November election despite events of the last week.
Cady to Address Science Group
Dr. H. P. Cady of the department of chemistry is to deliver an address before the science section of the Northern Minnesota Educational Association at their annual meeting to be attended by members of the subject of Doctor Cady's address will be the "Conquest of Hellum."
HORMUTT'S BLUE RIBBON Shoe Shop
Call. 2288 1749 We collect and
reuse women's shoes and heels. $1.15
lobes, $1.00 shoes. Workshops,
workshopmusic, 3135 Cone. — 17
FOR RENT: Large double rooms
for boys. 1332 Teen. 14
FOR RENT: Room for baby; single, double, or triple. Prices from $8 to $15. Call at 946 Ohio Street.
FOR RENT: Room for a young man in private home, 809 Missouri. Phone 1019 M. 14
GARAGE for rent. Call 1255. Good location. —17
FOR RENT: Rooms by day, week or month. Two apartments, Garges, Telephone 1036, 944 N. H., M. Glidden.
LOST- On campus work of Administ-
ration building, gray featherweight
alarming but. Marked Grisomis
Arlene, Texas. Call 200-810-36.
--M-by Travers Lane
LOST: Wrist watch, Friday between Mass, Street and Fraser Hall. Reward, Phone 2582 J. 13
VARSITY
TENOR BANJO: Vega professional model. Fine condition, with wear. Cost $150.00, must sell now for $269.00. Phone Webb Woodward, 283—, —17
"The Home of the Jayhawks"
"Last Tastes Tonite"
"The Cardboard Lover"
"Abs the crows who have seen it"
LOST—Monday noon between Wat son library and West Ad. smal
TIFFANY presents
Thursday Only
THE BEAUTY
SHOPPERS
Beauty Parlour WARDROBE SHOP BARBER SHOP Fat Reducing
Friday - Saturday
of those who would remain young and beautiful.
Lloyd Huges and Mary Astor
in
"HEART TO HEART"
HEART POETRY
The funniest and smartest drama you've ever seen.
Romantic — Thrilling — Hilarious!!
You'll love it.
"JERRY"
at the organ
Comedy — News — Topics
Prices:
Mat. 10-40
Eve. 10-50
Shows:
3-7-9
Plumbing and electrical repair our specialties. We deliver light bulbs in boxes of six.
We make a special effort to give you prompt service. We take care of emergencies for our regular customers any time of day or night.
Fraternities and Sororities
Pettit the Plumber
any time of day or night
We carry one of the most complete lines of drug sundries in town.
Careful attention given to filling of perscriptions
Phone 1081
405 E. Tenth
Rankin's Drug Store
/
Phone 678
gold tip Waterman fountain new. Return to Kaiser office and claim reward. —14
WANTED: Student lunch work.
Work guaranteed. Moe's shorts,
2 for 5c. Other pieces as required.
Includes T-shirt, jeans,
delivered. Phone 2746 86 W.
10
WANTED: Men for sales work.
Part time work. Apply at 5 p.m.
thursday or Friday to Mr. Moore at
the Gas Office, 111 East 81st Street
LONST: Pair of Westpoint Cable cat-
links. Gold with Westpoint Creek
chain. 1928. Mount. 16Fm.
(che) Lidh at 230, or run-
to 1116 ibuam.
Plate Lunch 35c
George's Lunch
First door north of Varsity
Home Made Pie
Short Orders
Lawrence
Shoe Shop
L. W. Titterington, Prop.
5 West 14th Street
Lawrence, Kansas
Across the street from Coe's
Unheard of PRICES
on
QUALITY
TIRES
OLDFIELD
manufactured by Firestone
$30 \times 41_2$ $85.45$
$30 \times 41_2$ Ex Size $5.85$
$31 \times 4$ $9.55$
$31 \times 4$ $10.50$
$29 \times 41.00$ $6.70$
$30 \times 41.50$ $7.25$
$30 \times 50.00$ $9.70$
$31 \times 52.50$ $11.25$
$30 \times 50.00$ $12.30$
Other secure accordingly
You have read and heard of tire bargains, but here are quality tires ready for you to take away.
CARTER SERVICE
Meinsoo, Mo. — "Uncle Bob" Hammers
Confederate veteran was remembrance
to her Mrs. Sammy Moore, Cofess
Ville, Kau. in his fifth trip to the
Mexico Border.
fully interrupted to trade in pumpskins. Mrs. Marion was also arrested. Mrs. Marion was charged she "failed the affection every man must have in a well ordered society."
Phone 4
Tire & Battery Service
Goodyear Tires
"Gasoline Corner"
Fritz Co.
Red Crown Gasoline Iso-Vis Oil
Bullene's "exclusive but not expensive"
Coats
For Dress, Sports, or for Business With just the right lines with the fur that properly blends.
A Coat that will give that satisfied feeling is here at a price consistent with style and quality.
$25.00 $35.00 $45.00
$58.00 $75.00
Others to $135.00
A Showing of Handsome Fur Coats at Prices That Are Appending.
FALL—college days and football games—masculine shouts and feminine trills—
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A SAWYER Frog Brand Sliver is one of the prime necessities of the college
school. A variety of styles for every purpose to please the most fastidious students.
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