MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1927
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Alumni of College Ask for Greater Student Freedom
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Reconsideration of Case by Board of Education in Kansas City Requested
Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 7—A move for greater student freedom at the Kansas City Junior College, which has been under way for several years past, went into effect on Friday at a mass meeting of the alumni, a resolution was adopted unanimously requesting the board of education for a rehearing of charges which resulted in the expulsion of its "suspected"学生 early in the school year.
The insurgent student, Gerald Filing, was dismissed from the college along with four other students as a result of their publication of an independent critical newspaper, after the official student paper had been suppressed. E. M. Battier, and they had been removed from their editorials.
The reason given by President Bainter for the administrative imposed censorship was that an article written by the retiring student council head, David Evans, a now student at the University of Kansas, was used to spread interest of the college as it severely criticized the administration.
He was sustained by the board of education, and when the editors used the same material in an unofficial paper, The Sacred Coulter, their dismissal resulted. Four of the ousted editors later wrote the apologies required by the board of education and were readmitted, but Fitzpatrick of the board is no longer a member of the board is an abridgment of personal liberty and refused to meet its demands.
The American Civil Liberties Union has come to his aid, and his case has achieved nationwide notice. In its issue of Jan. 5, the National Association of College Students Its Fling." The unfavorable publicity concerning the college caused the alumni president to appoint an executive council to investigate the charges, and the meeting yesterday was the purpose of hearing the report.
The resolution requesting a rehearing by the board of education was unanimously adopted following a report for the alumni council by Paul A. Clarence O. Senior, also of the University of Kansas, urged a new president for the college, unless more amicable relations could be established between the students and administrators who were occurred intermittently since 1921.
Scholarships for residence in Watkins hall for the second semester have been granted to Ruth Quinlin, e27, and Ela Baker, e31.
The Mathematics Club hold a meeting in room 201, east Administration building, at 4:30.
When you are down town
Make the Blue Mill your headquarters, Stop after the show or Varsity for our famous sand-wiches.
Bluc Mill Sandwich Shop
Phone 409 1009 Mass
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Music from 5:30 to 8
The ideal place to eat your Sunday night lunch.
Medicine is among the oldest and most important professions. It is safe to say that at present the medical profession is undermanned," and particularly that its services are unevenly distributed with a dearth in rural districts. The number of physicians in proportion to the population has been declining in the United States, of 1920 there were included 144,977 physicians and surgeons, 137,758 men and 7,291 women.
Lawrence's unique tea room.
The number of women students in medical schools declined even more than the number of men during the period of standardization of medical schools. Since 1914, however, the proportion of women students increased. About one thousand thirty women students were enrolled in medical schools in 1923.
The aims of preventative medicine have strongly appealed to women physicians; many are engaged in a variety of clinical settings and concerns concerned with health problems.
In Congress Today
Senate
Consideration of conference reports on radio bill resumed.
Debate on McNary-Haugen farm relief bill.
Judiciary sub-committee continues investigation of bread company mercers.
House
Considers one million dollar public building bill.
Second Floor 1021-23 Mass.
Military committee consider
insele Shoals.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Games in the second round of the intra-mural handball tournament must be played by 6 o'clock Saturday, Feb. 12. In case no match has been played or the results have not been announced by this time, the games will be recorded as forfeits or defrauds.—John Sabo, coach.
Suiting You—That's My Business
SCHULZ THE TAILOR
917 Mass. St.
The engineer's banquet has been ostponed from Feb. 10 to Thursday, eb. 24.
Cereps Paper, Serpentine, Nut
Cups, Party Decorations, Place
Cards, Programs, Engraving,
Stamps, Stationery, Rubber
Stamps
A. G. ALRICH Stationery 736 Mass. St.
One Day Service No Extra Charge
"Andy's"
Thimble Theatre
Tea Room
Quality Work Guaranteed
Excelsior Laundry
Phone 112 741 N. H.
and in independent organizations devoted to health education and service. Women have made notable contributions to industrial medicine, both in India and the U.S., to lemens arising from the industrial conditions, and as physicians in business establishments. The medical women's national association has connected extensive medical relief work in Europe countries during the last six years.
The future promises extensive development in the prevention of disease continued opportunity for speciety to improve access to general practitioner, especially in rural districts; more extended research in the medical sciences; demand for teachers of medical science who can meet the growing opportunity for women in every field of medicine. Group organization within the profession is widespread and is securing not only national but also international co-operation among be members.
FOR SALE - Typewriter Royal Standard No. 10, Excellent condition; Priced right, Ralph Freese, phone 1388, 167
Typewriters for rent by month or semester. F. L. Carter, 1025 Massa.
—Adv.
LOST—A green Parker fountain pen between Fourteenth and Ohio and Robinson grummanum. Liberal reward. Call 2321, Dewey Windler. 165
LOSH—Black Waterman pen with broken top. Finder please call 1682 red.
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ROOMS for boys, single or double,
Board if desired. 1131 Ohio street.
Mrs. A. N. Gervec. 103
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1014 Mass. Phone 913
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, 2
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rooms, kitchenette and bath. 112
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FOR RENT—Two warm, clean rooms for boys in house number. 1304 Kentucky, phone 2251 black. 100
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No well dressed dressed man is without one. It's the original garment, made as smart or sensible for fashion and made of famous yellow waterproof oilled fabric. His air-conditioned collar and earpiece were made of cotton.
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Plain ins. per doz. $1.00
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Plain ends, per doz. $1.00
Rubberends, per doz. 1.20
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LOST—A gold Pi Phi pin with stone in shaft. If found notice Kanem office, Liberal reward. 108
Clasp-closing style
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ROOM FOR GIRL--Single or double,
private home, convenient to campus,
town and tennis courts. Room in
Mississippi, phone 1429. 100
Mississippi, phone 1429. 100
FOR RENT: Rooms for boys at 1244
Ohio. Prices reasonable. C. B. May-
field. 104
FOR RENT: Room for boys, in a modern house. 1001 Maine street, phone 1599 black. 163
FOR RENT—A very pleasant south single room, $10.00, 1206 Tennessee, phone 393, 105
GIRL—At 1142 Indiana wishes a roommate for second semester.
EXPERIENCED MARCELLING 50a. Phone 2775. 1015 Kentucky.
fountain pen. Phone 1445 white on leave at Kannan business office. Liberal reward.
FOR RENT, modern single or double room, for boys, at reduced price. 1345 Templeton, phone 2025.
LOST—Thursday morning between
Eighteenth, and Indiana and Oreod
Training School, red Conklin Endura
HOME accommodations for 8 boys,
one-half block from campus. 1329
Ohio, phone 2159.
These early spring days challenge a man to look his best. Your hat will help you after a walk in the park.
6 Pleasant southeast room with private sleeping porch. Phone 573. tf
OMAHA HAT WORKS
719 Mass.
Kyea examined, glasses fitted, at reasonable prices
The College Jeweler
Newcomb Jewelry & Optical Co.
237 Mass.
Quality Jewelry--- Convenient Payments
Jayhawk Jewelry
Be My Valentine!
The same old call—for sweetheart day—we have a selected variety of big, red heart-shaped boxes of chocolates in Cranes, Bunte, Bushongs, Hayler's, Moreses, Donaldson and other standard makes priced at $75c to $8.50—make your selection now, and we will have it for delivery or mailing on the big day.
REESE - DRUGGIST 929 Mass.
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Put your system on a paying basis. Keep your digestive organs functioning properly. Make an attempt to balance your daily diet.
eat
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Make it a daily habit
Valentine Boxes
That will please anyone. Send your Valentine a beautiful red, heart-shaped box of Whitman's or Johnston's chocolates.
Rankin's Drug Store
1101 Mass.
Handy for Students
Stop in on your way home.
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Stop in on your way home.
A Neat Haircut—
A visit to a Master Barber once a week will keep your hair as it should be.
Nothing is more harmful to your personal appearance than ill-kept hair.
Look for this sign.
No more haunting, taunting hot-pipe Blues!
"THE HOT-PIPE BLUES" is now a back-number . . . a dirge of days gone by. Pipes no longer moan, "What'll I do?" They've changed their tune to "Sweet and cool," and "This is my lucky day!"
So, if your pipe still gets red-hot, it's ten-to-one you're still smoking tobacco that's too fine. Finely cut tobacco burns fast and naturally smokes hot. Pipe tobacco should be cut in large flakes . . slow-burning . . cool-smoking!
Try this on your pipe: Firstream it clean,
then fill it full of Granger Rough Cut . .
It's the latest pipe-hat, a perfect classic,
never gets hot. Notice how slow Granger's
rough kits burn . . . how cool it smokes.
Like asea-breeze from morning till night.
Granger ends all your pipe discord. For it's neither sharp nor flat—but smooth and "mellowdious"... Just keep your old pipe packed with Granger and life'll be one long sweet song!
GRANGER ROUGH CUT