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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1928
Kansas to Meet Nebraska Cagers in Toss-Up Game
Starting Line-up Altered
Late Indications Show;
Clash to Begin
7:30 p. m.
Basketball fans will view a shift in the line-up when the Jawkowski upsetsnep北峡a tomorrow night, according to indications shown at practice this week. Last night a short limbering up practice was held, after which time Doctor Allen gave them the weaknesses in the defenses.
Dope based on comparative scores tells but little. The Cornhoppers triumphed over Grimmel by a larger count than did Kansas, while the Kansas Aggies hold victories over Oklahoma and Kansas' recent stand against the Sooners who seem to indicate a Jayhawker triumph, since Oklahoma has run up one-sided scores against most league opponents. Dope means but it is in the caging game, and it does even between Nebraska and Kansas.
In last night's practice George Gaell and "Rub" Tommerson worked to complete a series of drills, "Gyr" Hill jumping centrifuge, Bob Maney and Clarence McGuire hold down the defensive posts to complete a series of drills not played together before and Doctor Allen believes that they will work effectively, since more speed is needed.
"Zeke" Burton played well against Oklahoma, but the game price will be higher. Will still play a action in the coming conflict if the starting combination fails to function.
The Nebraska game Friday and the New Mexico Saturday, will both begin promptly. The twilight tumbling exhibition on the spring board will be given between halves in early morning.
Kappa's Claim Stray Ford for Private Auto Show
Bright and early Sunday morning when the Kappa's awakened they found a lovely blue Ford parked in a peculiar position on their terrace. At attack, they were dropped out of the nowhere into the here, but one of the brighter sisters discovered later that it had come through the Phi Gam fence. Investigation revealed that the Ford had been at the Phi Gamin jail about midnight before.
Anyway, the Kappa's still have the Ford. They declare that it came to their house on its own inclination, and they are not afraid of 40 degrees when they found it. And it doesn't belong to the Pii Gham厂 for Fords. So the chapter showed Mr. McGraw in a booth by riding to Tonganoxie in it Sunday afternoon. The Ford was evidently so overplayed at this demonstration that nobody knew now it has no brakes. When the chapter goes down a bill, the sisters have to drug them. Keep the cars all control.
According to Louis Nelson, counsel on the Phi Gamma side of the fences, the Ford must have been insulted at the party, then offense, and rolled the fence. Akaypa yett. "It will stiff this thing to the very bottom, however" he said.
It is rumored, however, that the Ford shall have to return very soon to its rightful owner.
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Latin Professor's Playlet Is Published in Textbook
Lillian B. Lawer, assistant professor of Latin, has just received notice that a Latin playlet, "Senatus Populusque Romanus" which she composed, has been published in a *Latin* edition published by Magoffo firm and Henry.
The playlet deals with Roman life and was first performed at the University last spring.
Bakelite Exhibit Here as Favor to University by Former Student
Process Perfected by Redman While Graduate Student at Kansas
The University is to be favored with an exhibit of bakelite products which are valued at over $20,000 because Larry Redman was a graduate fellow (1945) and carried on the research work here which has resulted in making him one of the outstanding manufacturers in the country. The exhibit will be held at the offices of the university April 19 and displayed in the engineering building.
The exhibit consists of over four thousand articles manufactured from artificial resin ranging from pipe molds to molded boxes made of cars, radio parts, beads and many other articles of feminine adornment or utility. It has been well selling in the city and is being put on display in the larger cities. After a stay in Kansas City, Mo., the exhibit will be removed to face and displayed for one day only.
Accompanying the exhibit will be a two reel movie showing all the machines involved in manufacturing which will be of interest to engineers and chemists. The exhibit is so large that it will take over a room for viewing. It will occupy 1,500 square feet of floo
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Finds Tobacco for "Breaking In" a Pipe
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Two years ago my wife gave me an idea of how to deal for two or three weeks, put it aside, then began smoking it. Then again, she said that he had been smoking too hard that he that had been smoked too hard.
The pipe was laid away again. A team of workers came up one of the common brands of tobacco with it. The results were disappointing. They offered it to me, but he asked if I had tried Edgeworth, I told him I never had. I fell asleep when I say that it has restored my taste. When I say that it has restored my taste he wonders. Was it the pipe or the brand of tobacco that caused me to lose my taste?
As a novice, I prefer Edgeworth. I am going to stick to it, as I feel satisfied that there is none better on the market.
Sincerely yours, Philip C. Shera
space. A lecturer will accompany the display who will be present to explain anything about it, that the students may wish to know.
Mr. Redman, through whose influence the exhibit is coming here, discovered a new process of making glass with silica from 1915, soon after leaving here, instituted the Redbank Company for his office in Chicago and its offices were located in Chicago at that time but some few years ago he united with the Babcette Co., and is now managing an organization which lists its assets at millions of dollars annually. The exhibition will not only be of interest to young students at Redbank but to every college student.
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