FRIDAY, MAY 4. 1928
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THREE
Annual R. O.T.C Inspection Ended at Noon Today
Maneuvers of Artiller and Engineers Were Executed With No Errors
Everything about the annual P. O.
T. C. inspection progress in good
form, according to word coming from
the department of military science.
Thursday morning the coast art-army men practiced on the large guns. Four blunt charges were fired at the enemy. The fire was guided by wire which had been erected for that purpose. Sophomore men were on the gun at the time and must have been shot with a few shots first round shattered the plane. After hanging a few minutes it fell to the ground. Order were to fire four rounds so the other three rounds were fired.
In the afternoon, the engineers worked out a problem to show the universities of the advance guard of a city in order to ensure the safety city of Lawrence was the objective Everyone connected with the thing was so engaged that the plans were completed perfectly and if it had been actual combat the project would have passed the possession of Lawrence today.
After the faked battle on West camps the engineers assembled in a building across the bridge over the lake. It took them about twelve minutes to build the bridge. A well trained team of outfitters and construction workers, a bridge in about eight minutes, but considering the fact that the work was now to many of the men, the work was difficult.
The inspection ended at noon today. The forenoon was taken up with classroom inspections and visits to the different places about the campus. Results of the inspection will not be reported until 10:30 a.m. when they are announced from the seventh corps area headquarters at Omaha, Neb.
Early Day Punishments Were Many and Severe
"For every absence or tardiness, a failure in recitation, a satisfactory excuse must be given to the proper officer."
"All unexcused delinquency shall be noted and when the number exceeds ten, the parent or guardian, and when the number exceeds ten the student excuse may be given."
"Students may be dismissed when in the opinion of the faculty, they are pursuing a course of conduct determined to themselves and to the University.
Such were the discindentary rules during the first session of the University in the fall of 1895.
"Students must be prompt at the opening of the term and must continue until the end, and not absent before the conclusion, but out the permission of the president."
The absence of rules governing the conduct of students around town is a common problem, and it has been committed from home to school, if they did not actually live in Law.
All but one of the rules has to do with the regulation of attendance. Most of the students were from the farms, and in the spring, the school dwindled away until there were only 22 students left out of a class. The rest had fallen by the wayide stricken by spring blowing and "sapring fever."
Classroom discipline was left to the discretion of the instructor. An incident is told about this discipline by D. H. Robinson, the first professor of
One morning at devotional exercises, the names of persons delinquency in turning in an assigned essay were reported to one of the other rooms for sentence. Several of the culprits had gone when one refused to leave the room.
President Harper, who was in charge, again ordered the recruitment process for the cadet, again refused to comply, the professor, very red in the face, jumped from his seat and kicked the young man by the collar, jerked him from his seat, and started shouting.
Professor Snow called out, "Stop, professor, that is not the way to administer discipline." The professor stopped his efforts to effect the stigma of the opium was postponed. Then proceeded with the devotional exercises.
Storm Damages Hangar for Italia at King's Bay
Kings, Bay, Spitbizergen, May 4-4. A frozen snow storm last night dammed the hanger destined to house the Italian polar dirigible Italia.
In consequence the weather burst has advised General Umbriel Nobile the commander, to postpone his departure from Vadosla scheduled for 2014.
The canvas walls of the hanga were torn to ribbons; the road, pain takingly built from the beach to the hangar, was destroyed.
Hot Dog Is Bad for Longevity. but Ideal for a Fast Lunch and a Means of Expression
Do you want to live to be 100 years
ld? If you do, take heed and stop
ating "hot dogs."
It comes from good authority that more men have died with an elongated saugnge in the stomachs that were killed in the World War. But,
out the same the American people from the dignitary that waives a will of their deceased brother or sister, streets, there comes a constant demand that is known in the vermont area.
The American hot dog plays no favors, it counts its victims by the millions, its popularity has reached each voluminous proportions as to how much it is consumed in food. It reopens in a glory of friendliness that beckons to all, whether at country fairs, along city streets, or in swell cafes where one might ordinarily think nothing less than good food is tolerated; it smiles and florishes.
The American wants his hot dog hot, just as he wants his coffee steaming. That is, he likes to see it sizzle between two layers of bread that are especially made for the parchment. Others, all who be heard to say:
"Lay off the mustard!" Meaning that they do not want the delicacy of the hot dog contaminated, while others want it hot and bother still.
The word "hot dog" designates
Senator Walsh Asks
Withdrawal of Name
From Nomination List
Results of California Primary
Impel His Retirement,
Letters
Letter Says
(United Press)
Washington, May 4. — Thomas J. Walsh, Democrat of Montana, announced today that he was "impetpled by the logic of events to request that no further efforts be made in Montana or elsewhere to promote my nomination."
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri is in the fight to stay and will not release his Missouri delegates.
Senator Heffin's solo attack upon Smith in the Senate has gained the open support of Senator Simmons of North Carolina.
These are the news items today in the Democratic camp, as Smith continues to amass delegates to the Democratic National convention—election and apparently getting ready for nomination on the second ballot.
Walsh's friends have coached him to remove himself from his Skippy camp. He himself will make no public statement of his intentions. His defeat by both Smith and Reed in the California primaries, coupled with the failure of his campaign in his own home state, may induce him to make a public statement.
Walsch made this request in a letter to W, W. McDewald, Montana Democratic leader and Walsh supporter now in New York.
Other states can be expected to follow California's action endorsing Smith, and there is now no chance of Walt's candidacy, he told McDowell.
McDowell is expected to communicate with the Montana delegates who meet in convention May 8 to select a candidate for the nomination. In view of Walsh's retirement, the delegates are expected to be instructed to vote for Smith in accordance with the wishes of Brae Kruizer, Demo-Demonstration committeeman from Montana.
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"Quality Counts"
"Hot dog!" shouts the student at a basketball game when their favorite forward shoots a goal.
"Hot dog!" roars the crowd at a football when one team makes a touchdown.
Bowersock Theater Bldg. Phone 715
"Hot dog!" barks the student who he learns from the dean that he didn't flunk anything.
"Hot dog!" retorts the young lady who finally lands a rich date.
"Hot dog!" smiles the baby when handed a bomb.
What would you guess as to the number of hot dogs consumed in a year?
From good authorities come the startling fact that if all the hot dogs devoured in 1028 were placed end to end they would encircle the globe 47 times with enough left over to cover up the Washington monument.
Why is it the hot dog is so populated? and the answer is not for to eat. It has been a favorite spot, unlike its brother the chicken or the ham sandwich, it welcomes us with its invitingness and its shrinking to such obcecancy as to require the "lifting of the litle" in order to eat it.
Even the respectable ham sandwich never shows more than a wedge edge, while the hot dog always assures you that it is genuine pedigree stock.
Maintenance of the honor system
The University of California will
continue to offer honors to
students during final examinations
this spring, it was recently announced
The University of California is the largest university in the United States in point of enrollment with 17,311 students in curricul
Ultra-Violet Lights Will Reveal Cavities to Dentists
Chicago, May 4—Teeth, shining like jewels in the dark under the invisible rays of ultraviolet light, reveal by dark spots the places where cavities are beginning to develop, weathervane inspection. If the technique of this kind of examination can be sufficiently perfected, we may expect dentists' offices to be equipped with the latest dental equipment and up-to-date practitioners to catch cavities before they happen, and so perhaps prevent them.
This possibility is an outgrowth of experiments by Dr. H. C. Benedict of the University of Chicago, School on the fluorescence of teeth under ultra-violet radiation. Humans tooth react to these invisible rays by generating a phenomenon known as fluorescence.
Women to Act on Police Force in Soviet Russia
The white spot that marks the beginning of cavity-forming troubles, Doctor Benedict found, does not florisse even though no coloring matter has begun to form on it. Dentine teeth often have a white coating of牙齿, fluoresces more brightly and with a blue light than does the hard outer coating of enamel.
At least 5 per cent of his commited eventually will be women. They will be recruited for the work from among union members and paasant girls.
(Uited Press)
The policewoman will take part in forms of police activities. They will act as traffic police, detectives and station clerks.
Linen Suits
READY For Your Choosing
Nurotex Suits
Moscow, May 4—Additional police for young women more than 21 years old were assigned to I. F. Kiselef, head of the "militia" or police forces of the Russian Socialist Republic.
Flannel Suits
New Discovery Is Made
Tropical Suits
Airo-Weave Suits
(United Press)
Straw Hats
Manhattan Shirts
Manhattan Shirts
Interwoven Hose
New Sweaters
New Ties
Watch out windows for new merchandise
Interwoven Host
Week-End Specials
Two-Layer Bricks
Pineapple
Fresh Strawberry - Vanilla
Orange
Pistachio Nut - Chocolate Chip
Chocolate - Marshmallow
Grape
Green Gage - White House Ice Cream
Lawrence Sanitary Milk & Ice Cream Company
Green Gage
Cherry
Sherbets
Fresh Strawberry
Foot of Vermont St.
Lime
Fruit
Apricot
Phone 697
LOST—Gold Coulkin penal with insignia "R. F." between Fraser and Library, or in Fraser. Phone 1403.
Want Ads
LOST: Pair tortoise shell rimmed glasses Tuesday afternoon, May 1.
Return to 123 Ohio. 1728 M. 174
LOST: Ladies tan purse, April 29,
contains keys and memorandum.
Call 1442 M. Reward. 175.
STUDENTS WANTED: for magazine agency, Liberal commission rates. Inquire Y. M. C. A. employment bureau. 174
EXPERIENCED MARCELING and shampooing. Price 50c., 1015 Kentucky. Phone 2775. 199
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Glasses Exclusives
16025 Mass.
Remember what Emerson said about the better mouse trap and the beaten path to the door?
They have us located
Lowell's Shoe Shop
Goodyear shoe Repairing
17 West 9th
12 Dairs West of 'ones' on 9th
3 Doors West of Innes' on 9th
DR. H. H. LEWIS Optometrist
Practice limited to examination of eyes without dilating, and fitting of glasses.
801 Mass. St. Phone 912
(Over Round Corner Drug Store)
The Comedy Sensation—
The Play of a Thousand and One Laughs
Three Days Starting Monday
VARSITY
25c
Weeks'
Cold Breakers
19c
25c
35c Freezone
50c Hair Groom
25c
35c and 70c
Ponts Cold Cream
27c-54c
50c DeWitt's White Pine Tar 37c
20c Sulphur and Cream Tartar Lozenges 17c
Open
Till
11:30
We Deliver
Hillside Pharmacy
On 9th between Indiana & Louisiana
Phone 1487
Eight Flavors of Cream and Ices
Sodas
Cigars
Candies Sundries Service
Honk — for — Fountain — Service
BOWERSOCK
Tomorrow Only
TONIGHT-
A Leap Year Special-by Douglas Bronston
"Douglas Fairbanks As the Gaucho"
COMEDY
SHOWS
Prices
ADDED
INDUCEMENTS
TORRES
and his Orchestra
NEWS — FABLES
COMEDY
SHOWS
3:00 - 7:00 - 9:00
Matt. 10 - 40c
Eve. 10 - 50c
They Were Wise Chorines Before Angling for a Husband They Found Out His Rating
Starts Monday
The Sensational
"THE CROWD"
Directed by JOHN G. ADOLFI
Successor to Reeze Drug Co.
Cut Prices Every Day
A Tiffany Production
Phone 50
Ralph Roby Drugs - Soda - Lunch
929 Mass.
New fresh stocks of up-to-date merchandise arriving daily
We have just received a shipment of New York Art Colony products, consisting of hammered brass and copper tugs, smoking sets, dinner gongs, vases, etc., all in work of metal. Permanent gifts for Mother's Day, graduation etc.
Mother's Day, April 13th
Our Fountain
Beautiful packages of the imminent Palm and Tifford candies with appropriate packaging.
Is serving only the finest ice cream with fresh fruits and fresh fruit syrups.
Are you taking advantage of our free delivery service?
Prescriptions Called for and Delivered
Mr. Harry Dick who is assisting in our drug department, invites his friends to attend a fundraiser.
YES, WE DELIVER Phone 50
35c and 65c
Ponds Vanishing
Cream
27c-54c
60c
Chamberland's
Cough Remedy
43c
70c
Sloan's Liniment
'53c
60c
Roby's
White Mineral Oil
pts.
47c
75c
Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur
Hair Tonic
63c
85c
Jad Salts
72c