FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1927
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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How to Park Your Car at the Games
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PARKING BILL
ALL CARS PARALLED IN VICINITY OR
NARROW STREETS OF SIZED SIZE
NARROW FAMILY NARROW STREETS
STREETS AND WEST ON NARROW STREETS
Y. W. C. A. Executives From Several States to Meet in Lawrence
Miss Tyrsa Dinsdale, Foreign Secretary at Santiago. Chile, to Talk
The Rocky Mountain regional council of the Y. W. C. A. will meet at Lawrence the week end of Oct. 21-23, 2014 to discuss groups of the associations from Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico and Kansas, composed of undergraduates, alumni, faculty and other members. The meeting of the C. A. will meet here at the same time.
One of those present at the council will be Miss Tyrassy Diradale, who is on farough now she will return to her college and she will stay shortly, where she will serve as a student secretary for the Rocky Mountain region association there. The K. U. region of Y. W. C. A. hopes to have an exciting division for Miss Diradale's salary.
"In all probability she will remain in Lawrence a day or two after the end of this year, and man of the vespes committee announces that Miss Dissindle will speak at vespes on Tuesday, Oct. 25." Miss Dissindle also said, "Miss Dissindle was at Etes Park this summer and became acquainted with the women students of the school to be a most charming woman and I am sure that she is able to interpret the student life and program of the school in a more interesting manner."
(United Press)
Action of Calles Forces Revolution of Mexican
El Paso, Texas, Oct. 7—President Calles today forced the hands of a band of Mexican rebels and caused them to revolt before they were ready according to a letter sent by a tracer from Mexico. The report, although unconfirmed, indicated one way in which the government may logically have caused an embryonic revolution to come to a conclusion. Calles was informed of the prospective revolt be ordered the arrest of several prominent citizens, among them General Ogrebon. Such an indication of a split on the council's power would not have contributed. Many of them were arrested and several executed, it was said.
Glee Club Members Added
Glee Club Members Added
The photograph of the man's Glee Club was taken this moon. Elis D. Stallman, c21 section has been replaced with a withdrawal. G. W. Ball, F390, and F. Macauley, c21, have been added to the reserve list, second senior section.
Important Events on Day's Program
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president of the Alumni Association; H. E. Shrack, member of the state legislature at Topeka; E. H. Crosby, Emerson Carman, Dan Casement, Frank Miller George Hodges, Frank Spomola, Stephen R. Bockman, C. M. Blair, and General King. Senator Carper may also be here for the occasion.
After Seven Years' Drive Stadium Is Completed
Back in 1920, after the Jayhawkers had staged what seemed to be an impossible comeback by scoring three touchdowns in the last half against the Bengals at the start of the last game on historic old McCook field, a drive was launched to 81,000,000 to erect a concrete stadium and a student union building, in commemoration of the 125 years gave their lives in the World War.
Completion day is the "dawning of a new en" heralded by J. Merle Smith, 17, speaker at a convocation held in April to start the purpose of replacing the old wooden structure on McCormick field with a modern concrete floor.
The first units of the Memorial stadium were completed in November, 1921. At that time, subscriptions for the games had been paid but the $700,600 mark toward the goal of a million. The completion of these first units and the success of the projects brought much joy to fans for copies of the stadium plans.
On Nov. 22, of that year before the Missouri game, the first stadium in the state was built with the "bummering thousand" in it to honor the "bumming thousand" on North College hill. After the game
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It was reported that the green sections of the stadium had stood their ground in a battle with the resident engineer for the Memorial corporation, and that he would have to be put on trial.
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By the fall of '23, enough of the units of the stadium had been completed to bring the seating capacity to 16,505. By the spring, one end of the field that fail so that the seating capacity was raised to 28,658. In December of that same year the $1,800,000 almost had been subscribed, lacking only $480,000. Commencement exercises were held for the first time in June, 1923.
Edgeworth is every pipe's lover
On April 17, 1928, at the Kansas Relays, the press box in the stadium was information from Kansas City, Chicago, and Des Moines were present and they saw one world's record fall, an antique interglobe record equaled.
Band Has Full Schedule in Saturday's Program
Few persons on the Hill will be busier tomorrow than "Mac" and his band.
The band will practice formations for marching in the morning at the stadium. At 11 a.m. m, they are school buses. At 11 p.m. m, Union Building. The band will parade on the streets at 1:00 p. m, and march to the stadium where they will furnish music for the children. The band will lead nightshirts parade through the streets.
Guests Arriving at Houses
The following guests for Completion day were reported by the fraternity department.
Chick Swanson, Miley McGuire; Alpha Tau Omega, Bill Dillas, R. Erransia; Signa Niu, William Harrison, Mr. Holloway, Mr. and Mrs. Newcomber, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Newcomber.
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Because of the rally which is planned to be held Friday at 7:31 p.m., prior to the Wisconsin game, the University will be the first Methodist church, according to the committee in charge. Prof. U. G. Mitehell of the department of mathematics will speak on Wednesday for a diversity class of the Congregational church. A discussion will follow. All Congregational students are invited.
Parcour, Kan. Oct. 7- Two fictional personalities, truly expressed as the "stork" and the "grim rooster," are running a desperate race in Parcour, according to vital situation reports, to retrieve the books of J. F. Correll, city clerk.
According to Corwell, the first nine months of the year show that three out of ten women die from the Month of September showed twenty deaths and only eightibed
Regents at the University of Texas are planning building expansion work with an approximate cost of $80,000, will probably include library extensions.
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After the Nightshirt Parade Come to the
Varsity Dance
Completion Day
Saturday. Oct. 8
F. A. U. Hall
K. U. Sundodgers Will Play
Refreshments
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