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SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 1927.
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
University Daily Kansau
Official Student Panel on
THE UNIVERSITY OF MADANAS
Lawrence, Kansas
Editorial Staff
Editor in-chief
Kenneth Pham
Lawrence Press
Telecharge Editor
Pearl Pau
William Griffin
Sunny Editors
Barnett Edwards
Sunday Editors
Barrie Edwards
Bairy Edwards
Burt Jones
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Mary Grawly, Director
Paul Basham, Staff
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THE OTHER SIDE OF APPLICATION
POLISHING
The app is another example of a
pollinator, "moth" in this case.
Hell professors who are very
lazy classes and use them.
Although the police publicize
their best efforts to prevent
hand and finger grabbing,
they need to get together to
chase and ability to put
attention there, they need a
method to be communicated
it to shearer.
Is like the one we write in a pro-
ferer has longer reach than
where three can be finite and then
and he needs his limits to have
only three hours a week in a formal
relationship, there is little chance
ever to know them.
The student who ever learns if he or she be friendly with his instructor is one who makes a clear impression. Very few most the teachers, amunities of class, or in any other kindship, ship, unless they come at least halfway way, or even more, according to the professor under discussion.
When students begin anatomy for positions, teaching or observing there comes to the instructor a kind of requests for recommendations from the authorities to whom these anatoms have applied.
If the instructor has not called to the student outside of class, and knows nothing of his except the name he did in the one class, he can easily be fair in recommending him another.
Of course there can be differences in the matter of apple polling, but a sensible attitude regarding the structurer as another sympathizer man being, would indicate that the friendliness would be so a person as well as a pleaser (that is) ascerned.
"Continence Steel The collector lime. They didn't get the grip of them, they took it."
WHAT IS 'TRANSIT BEAUTY'
Should the Arrival Center of
Manhattan have the same name
in iff "Kenya Comma"?
The general and manager of the
the team should receive appropriate
vacancy when it is vacant.
pans few pages, approx. three
in the United States have been
off this team from the team and
calling them there.
pages. There, these teams have
three Kansas City, and Green Bay,
Iowa State, and Georgia State.
Of there is a state team, those
those teams lead the team.
law that they own.
The University of Illinois supports the custom of calling Illinois State University in the first place ago, because of its institution resulting and not the only state educational institution, although the term is still implied in the Alma Mater song, in the line "Hail to K. S. U." The Agricultural College apparently is not troubled with such problems.
Why do the Aggrieved initial on the new name? Is it for the same reason that the shoe ships have become "booties" and "alder patents"? Are they ashamed of the significance of the older term, and trying to make the name sound more imposing to the public?
SPEED LOTION NEEDED
After having achieved a speed of cell above 200 miles an hour recently, Major Segrave discovered that his free waist was chapped, almost blistered, and that his wrists were raw and incarcerated from the effects of the terrible rush of wind at the high speed. This situation shows a very primary need of a bit of applied ingenuity on the part of amateurs. Just as expert弓 to the rescue of channel swimmers with crude oil to protect the only fish in the region of the elements, expert弓 person should find something to prevent the chaffing and slamming of the exposed portions of the hips at 200 miles an hour.
This call is urgent. It is being sounded right here on the campus at Kimura. Not a day goes by but that long Musho, stripped down wrecks and what not hurtle madly down the canal crabs, vexing to right and then in all they call pant the pedestrians who chance to be on the disembarkation. Hardly a class period without the rear and whir of a boat, accompanied by the rattle and slashing of bolts, rivets and loose anchors, an arms spreading college wrists from one end of the canopy to the other. Now with the imprints applied the driver by the face, 100 miles an hour can be careless, there will arise, of course, greater endeavor toward a speed record.
Possible reasons for traversing the campaise maze call. Competition for the few marks will undoubtedly become our luxury. Dilaterated hens and chicks, as faces and wind-torn shells will be more evidence of the terrain effect of the wind at the extremely high rates of speed and will stand in a good to the inventive turn of mind.
Let's save our student drivers! Present their suffering from raw, savory and writes. Save their natural compliments. You, inverters, let'save some lotion to prevent the repitation of Sergrave's suffering. Let's have a speed lotion!
A significant outcroping of American public opinion is the formation of a national citizen's committee on relations with Latin America. Ninety-nine prominent citizens, including inventor senators, educators and editors, have banded themselves together to impose a policy which they feel can be unjust and unfair. Some of the matrials in are William Allen White, Sister Nancy of Nebraska, President Nelson of Smith College, President Mckinley of Vassar and Irving Moffett of Valk.
AN EFFECTIVE BRAKE
The formulation of a definite demand by each influential man will depend on a stimulus to a video observation of public opinion throughout the country. The members are not merely standing with governmental interest; they are asserting their rights in intelligent citizens in a political state that calls itself a democracy. In all probability the committee proposes a cross-section of intelligent American opinion. Certainly the problems are not in harmony with the policy of intervention and crisis, and they oppose unanimously the exploitation of our worker interests.
If America is to edify it to its tra-
national role in champion of democracy, it is to be a government of the people rather than a hierarchy of big business tools, then it is through expansions of public opinion that this ideal will be attained.
THE CROSSING HAZARD
Illicitate road crossing accident by removing the hazard itself. This is the actual solution to the problem for which the American Railway Institute is organizing a national symposium among school and college students with three cash prices of $250 each.
The essays are to be on the subject "Cross Crossings Cautiously," and must stress the need for greater care in approaching and passing over railway crossings. The prize will be awarded to the writer of the essay which contains outstanding readily available suggestions for preventing rush accidents.
Fear of railroad crossings is a psychological factor which the rail-
The Men's Glo Club will meet Sunday afternoon at 2 infront of 2:30 in the Engineering auditorium. Information will be given out congratulating the trip.
T. A. LARREMORE, DIRECTOR.
MEN'S CLEE CLUB:
OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY BULLETIN
Ved. VII, Sunday, April 3, 1927
Pen and Scoll group will meet in central Administration rest room
7:30 am on Monday evening, April 4.
ADA BASE, Lausau.
PEN AND SCROLL:
A plan to shorten the school term at Harvard University at least two months has been taken under admission.
One Day & Bachelor Service
No Extra Charge
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BUDGET CONFERENCES;
The budget conferences scheduled for Monday, April 4, are as follows:
Rotary, 10:30; Entomology, 2; Zoology, 3. E. H. UNDLEY.
Announcement—
Excelsior Laundry
Phone 112 741 N. H.
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MEETING FOR NOMINATIONS:
There will be a meeting of the student body of the School of Business on Wednesday, April 6, at 3:00 p.m. in room 202, west Administration building, for the purpose of nominating candidates for the School of Business to serve as President, will be held from 8:30 p.m. to 12:00 p.m., Day April 12. HAL PERUN, President.
roadws have used in their propaganda,
advertisements and other repeated
forms of warnings to develop a pub-
lic fear of crossings. Vivid pictures
of those who were inseultures have
been placed at crossings to instill this
fear and prevent accidents. The num-
ber of accidents, however, remain
nearly the same each year in propor-
tion to the number of automobiles
in this country. This, then, is proof that
the creation of public fear is not the proper method of eliminating crossing accidents.
Where public ser has accomplished but little, the civil may be eliminated by removing its course; that is, by removing the辖渡 which have become such great hazards to public safety.
"Complete elimination of highway grade crossings is impossible, not only because of the time that would be involved but also because of the prohibitive cost which ultimately falls on the public," say those in the American Railway Association. The cost may be prohibitive, but, in considering value, cost of life is still more prohibitive, and certainly length of time involved is unimportant to the failure
Remember what Emerson said about the better mouse trog and beaten path to the door?
We do the "Better kind of Shoe Repairing" and they already have reu-faced
17 West 5th St.
J. B. Lowell
It will be one big question if you have enough time and money to enjoy it. A Provident Mutual Old Age Endowment policy will furnish the money regularly every month. And if you have the money you can raise the time.
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company of Texas Pension
Olin K. Fearing
Albert H. Fearing
Special Agents
Phenom 1014 and 6050 Red
"Fifth Avenue" costs only $8. But no one but you and your hatter need know it.
HE KNOX
Others $5----$6----$7
HATS
HOUK AND GREEN CLOTHING CO.
RENT-A-FORD Drive It Yourself
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Tow-in Service, Expert Repair Work, Storage and Auto Parts
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Third Anniversary Sale
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Three high quality
bike boots,
$4.97
Leather Belts of fancy patterns 77
Fancy Ties a large assortment 674
Men's Hose—fancy patterns at
a special price 276
YATES OUTING STORE
703 Mass. Lawrence, Kau
Something Different
We are now serving on Sunday evenings a Salad Luncheon----35c.
Blue Mill Sandwich Shop
April 17 is Easter Sunday. It is now time to come in and look over our Easter Specials of
Johnston's and Whitman's Chocolates
Rankin's Drug Store
11th & Mass. Phone 678
Stop in on your way home.
Say It With Flowers
We will arrange for you a bouquet of compelling beauty. Cut flowers in profusion and flowering plants at
Ward's Flower Store
Phone 621
931 Mass. $ ^{10} $
UNIVERSITY CONCERT COURSE
Efrem ZIMBALIST
Violinist
One of the greatest artists ever brought to the University Monday Evening, April 4th, 8:20 o'clock Robinson Gymnasium
Seats Now Selling
at $1.50 and $2.00
School of Fine Arts Office Round Corner Drug Store Bell's Music Store