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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Vol. XXIV.
No.37
Returning Alumni Swarm Into City for Homecoming
Striking Decorations Mee
Grads' Eyes as They
Go About Renewing
Friendships
Homecoming for 1926 found Lawrence swarming with returning alumni, all with one outstanding purpose. To see the Jayhawk beat the Cornbenders at Memorial stadium Saturday afternoon.
From dusk Friday to far into the night, and even on the last trains Saturday noon, a steady stream of loyal Kansans supporters and visitors board buses to the train depot bus lines bus depots. Many came in their cars. All of the visitors were not Kansans. The Corncobs, Hasker pep organization, the band and about five hundred rosters arrived at the Union Pacific train at 7:30 a.m. on the special train.
Decorations Are Extensive
The University and the city were prepared for the guests. Attractive homecoming decorations with designs of the traditional dayhawk eating bird are displayed in a multitude of halls, the fronts of houses all over the Hill.
Decorations are extensive.
Sparkling through the hue and
lightness of the night, these
decorations were set off in a
striking manner by the illumination
of unique light effects. "Welcome
Old Grades," and "Hi Nebraska," and
similar combinations of the expression
of friendship were prominently displayed.
Down Massachusetts streets street from Eleventh to Seventh streets were lighted by thousands of electric light bulbs suspended from lamp posts.
About five thousand roots started a contagion of "Beat Nebraska" at the rally at Memorial stadium Friday night. From the time that the first star bomb exploded at 2:10 p. m. until the end of each school day, the area was in ruins by the student body underwent a change.
Program Given in Gymnasium After the rally, several hundred alumni and students went to Robinson gymnasium to the OldTimer's program. The six班子成员 had number one a play; 'As You Like It' by the Dramatic club; selections by the Nebraska quartet; the K. U. Men's Glee club; two numbers by Tau Sigma, dancing sorority; and photographic records of the content songs of the Men's Glee club at New York lbf
All "K" men, both former and present, met Friday night at 10 p. m., at Green hall. The grit-together meeting lasted for about an hour. The object of the gathering was to encourage the nonpause of old and new men Council K was meeting. He was called to Broadway Im where the variesm men stayed Friday night. More than a dozen "K" men attended the meeting
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Little sleep did the students and alumni get Friday night. Far into the early morning the streets were crowded with people, each cultivator in all of their arrival visitors.
Long before 2 p. m., the time for the starting of the main event, K. U. N., U. game, the west stadium, Kansas. The Kansas section were crowded.
Alumni Hold Reunion
Immediately after the game, the alumni gathered on the side hill south of Memorial stadium under banners of the date of their respective classes. Old grade congregated near the banners bearing the date of 1893 and the date of 1905.
The annual physical education exhibition was given Saturday morning by the freshman and sophomore men and women. A hockey game between the junior women and the senior women. The women of the department opened the exhibition by a march followed by relay games and folk dancing. Over and under and human ballet followed the relays all the groups did a folk dance.
The juniors won the hockey game, score 1 to 0. A foul was made by the seniors in front of the goal posts and the junior's free hit put the ball across the line and between the posts. The seniors were playing under the handicap of having no center half-back. The men of the physical education department held a grand march back with a drill in ciphers. They played soccer and basketball. A foul of the men did score for four troubling
The exhibit is an annual affair. It takes place each year the morning of the incoming Game.
Head of Women Voters to Speak Here Monday
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS, LAWRENCE, LANSAS,
Valeria H. Parker, M. D., director of the department of protective measures of American Social Hygiene in New York, who is also president of the National Council of Women Veterans and a member of the Fraser chapel, Dr. Florence Sheron's classes are required to attend the lecture as well as those taking physical education. The lecture is open to any other women who are interested. Parker will be compliment with a dinner given at Broadway Inm at 6 o'clock, to which all women interested are invited.
Prizes Are Awarded For Best Decorated Organization Houses
Winners Are Cosmopolitan Clu
Kappa Alpha Theta and
Beta Phi Sigma
The winners for the homecoming decorations were as follows: Sororities—Kappa Alpha Theta, first; Alpha Delta Pi, first honorable mention; Sigma Kappa, second honorable mention. In the fraternities Reta Beta Phi Sigma, first; Sigma Phi Epsilon, first; Sigma Phi Gamma, second; Delta, second honorable mention. In the co-operative houses—Compostolium Club, first; Wita Wentin, first honorable mention. Kappa Alpha Theta will get the Weaver cup, Beta Phi Sigma will receive the Journal-World cup, and the Cosmopolitan Club will receive the Round Corner Drug company cup. All of the caps
Miss Rosemary Ketcham, head of the department or design in the School of Fine Arts; George Beal, instructor in architecture in the School of Engineering, and Den Lovett, advertising manager and window decorator for Ober's clothing store, were the judges.
The judges are agreed that the decorating was the best ever displayed at homecoming time in the previous years. More than 10 houses were decorated this year where in previous years there have been only five students. The more interest was displayed this year than ever before and the decorations the best by far of any of the sixty years that she has been judging. The campus has been well decorated this year by means of the class banners, the map and the name plates for the buildings. The idea is to be a permanent one at each school in charge of decorating the campus.
The large map which is enclosed in the glass case at the north end of Fraser hall was made by Marjorie Whitney of the department of design. It was made under the supervision of Miss Ketchan.
Dramatists Change Plans
Organization to Present Play at Orpheum Theater
Plans made by the Kansas Players dramatic organization on the Hill have had to be changed owing to the fact that the theater in the Spooner Thayer museum will not be available for use.
The first play of the season will be presented at the Orpheum on the nights of Nov. 8 and 9. "In the Next Room," a mystery play by Eleanor Robson and Harriet Ford, will be the opening performance. No further recommendation of the play need be given that it was originally produced two years ago in New York by David Chandler, of choosing and producing the best plays of any producing manager in New York.
Although the Players are at work on the production at present the cast will be not announced for several days. As is customary with all Kannas Players productions, a complete new set of scenery will be constructed for them.
Several changes in the summer plans of the players will be in effect during the winter season. Because the season ticket plan used this year is not available, the season tickets will be sold this year. Single admission tickets will be on sale at the office of the speech and dramatic art department every Friday and Saturday preceding the bill and on the theater on the days of performances.
Margaret Bright, Marshall, R. M.
50, of Eureka, visited friends at the Chi Omega house Monday and Tuesday.
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Annual Gathering of Newspapermen Is Well Attended
Round Table Conference Give Editors Chance to Talk Over Policies
After two days of round table conferences, addresses on editorial policies and business methods, dinners, and finally a football game yesterday afternoon, the editors of Kansas have printed paper plants for another year's grind.
Wednesday morning's program of a general round table followed by an address on better business practices by Alfred J. Graves, instructor in journalism and formerly with the Better Business Bureaus of Kansas City and Tulsa. The editors were lumberjack for Commerce, and then attended the K. U.N. U. game as guests of the University.
Graves Addresses Editors
Graves Addresses Editors'
Questionable advertising was seen by the记者. A secret collage of instantaneous instances which had come to his attention while he was connected with the Better Business Burans, of the subfringers and promotion schemes often used by merchants in attempts to win customers' trust—which merchandise in the newspaper.
The newspaper advertising man is in a responsible position in the community, Mr. Graves said. The public expects him to vouch for the authenticity of the advertising carried in his newspaper.
George B. Longan, managing editor of the Kansas City Star, delivered the principal talk at the general session held in the auditorium of Central Ad ministration building. Friday after noon.
"Publicity Is Punishment"
"Ruthless publicity for -- drumnDriver is the strictest punishment," Mr. Longen said. "The majority of people are more afraid of unfavorable publicity than the chastisement of the law."
The tabiled newspaper which have achieved tremendous circulations is New York City and Chicago are are men in newspapers today, believing Mr Longin. Syndicated scandal articles about the body of a former figure, are flooding newspaper offices. Practically none of it is suitable to be used in the Star, be said. A prospectus for syndicated picture-strips of the Hard-Mills murder, was cited as example of the type of material released by the syllabic organization.
Free publicity in the news columns was denounced by C. L. Aikin, Holder, Mo., president of the Missouri Press association, who followed Mr. Aikin's remarks.
Free Publicity Denounced
The editors were guests of the department of journalism Friday evening at the University commons, Henry J. Haskell, associate editor of the City Star, outlined the duties of the editor to the community he serves.
"The word 'boost' is the most seductive in newspaper language and should be obliterated from the editor's vocabulary," he continued, "If the editor feels that he should contribute to some public cause, let him pay in money, not in publicity. The merchant does not contribute goods, nor does the duelist do his business, but does a lot of charge. The fact remains that unless a newspaper is conducted for profit it cannot be independent."
Morgan Makes Support Plea
Mr. Morgan made a plea for the support of the state press for state schools. "We need and expect students to learn, to be 'All we want is for the people to know the fact.' If residents of the state of Kansas continue to raise children it is up to the state to give the children money, homework. It would not make money for the children."
"It is especially appropriate that a press convention be held at a university," Mr. Hauskell said. "We all engaged in maintaining high quality journalism, honesty and intelligence. If we have made ourselves count in this mission we have done something worthwhile." Charles Brown, editor of the Horton Heidlight-Commercial, was toasted by Chairman C. H. Lindley, George Harman, president of the Kansas Press Association, Charles L. Hobart, president of the Missouri Press Association, and W. Y. Morgan, editor of the Hutchinson News and chairman of the board of regents of the University.
Schedule Is Announced for Intramural Basebal
The schedule for the intranural baseball games to be played Monday, Oct. 21, has been announced by John Sato, assistant coach. The games and the diamond they are to be played on are as follows:
Pi Upalison v. Graebler club, diamond 1; Alpha KappaLambda v. Delta Sigma Lambda, 2; Sigma Alpha Mu v. Cosmopolitan club, 3; Pi Delta Theta v. Pi Kappa Alpha, 4; Delta Upsilon v. Delta Chi, 5; Sigma Alpha Epsilon v. Phi Kappa Psi, 6; Alpha Epsilon v. Phi Kappa Psi, 7; Rappa Sigma v. Signus n. 8; Pi Gamma Delta v. Delta Tau Delta n. 9;
University Students Disregard Exhibitions of Art Department
New Take Advantage of Work Presented, Departmental Head Says
All displays are on the third floor of the Administration building.
"The general run of university students do not take advantage of the exhibitions given by the department of painting," said Prof. Albert Bloch, head of the department of painting and drawing in speaking of the exhibit now being shown by the department.
"The department works diligently to make these exhibitions possible, and some of the works are brought from abroad. The department believes that they should be rewarded for their efforts by more attention from the student body" said Professor Bloch.
An art collection consisting of the best works of students of the department is also on display. This collection is growing from year to year, and at present is one of the best exhibitions the University has ever had.
"This department has an exhibit once a month, which few students attend," he said. This month the exhibit is that of a prominent art instructor in the Kansas City Art Institute. Next month the display will be that of the works of the old masters.
A special exhibition is "The Brynn Woodward Collection of Pointings," named in memory of Brinton W. Woodward by his son, Chester Woodward.
Hunter Escapes Channel
His Plane Forced to Land Near Folkestone, England
W. S. Hunter, of Worcester, Mass., head of the psychology department at the University of Kansas until 1925, and then at Columbia University. In judicial Astrazne choral-climbing, in which he was making a trip from London to Paris, was compelled to make a forced hunch in the English theater at the Metropolitan Opera, England, Thursday, Oct. 21.
"As soon as the machine touched the water, I jumped into the sea." Mr Peter Kanewors, one of the Americans associated Press, "I swam around but was wearing a large overcoat which soon began to pull me down. After that I clung to the side of the half-augmented machine, until we
Mr. Hunter left the University of Kansas in the spring of 1925, and is now the head of the psychology department at Clark University, Work on Psychology, and Lindenhock, Mr. Hunter said that he would be in Europe from Oct. 3 to December a representative of the American Psychological Institution. The ten passengers and two members of the crew of the plane were taken off the scene and rushed to the scene. Seven of the ten passengers were Americans.
Correction
"Has Been" Sales Reach 2300
"Has Been" Sales Reach 2300
Vaugh Kumball, circulation manager of the Sour Owl, said last night that 220 copies printed on paper and 250 copies printed had been sold before the rally Friday night. The reminder were on sale at the rally, and at the Kansas-Nebraska game yesterday afternoon.
The atom shelter for direct air port, northwest of Green hall was built by the department of buildings and grounds, and not by the Kansas Electric Power Company as was stated in Friday night's Kaiman.
Wire Flashes
Paris, France, Oct. 21 — The former Ethel Del Mar, musical comedy star, today was granted a divorce from Al Jalal. They were married in 1922.
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Washington, Oct. 24—Two American relief expeditions have been dispatched to hurricane wrecked Isle of Pines. With the erinnerer Milwaukee earthquake and the deadly flashlight tomorrow, the navy department today picked up for the const guard word that the cutter Saukie and the patrolboats 250 and 283 had put out fire with a team of firefighters medicine, food and doctors for American injured at Isle of Pines.
Ann Arbor, Mich., Oct. 24—Four University of Michigan students arrested in a ten-gallon riot with Ann Arbor police following a "poppy" raid on the campus Monday morning. The riot occurred when several hundred students indulged in the annual custom of "robbing" local theaters following the program raid. One student was in
Earthquake in Armenia Deals Death and Injury to Many Inhabitants
Large Orphanage Is Situated Where Upheaval Was
Most Severe
(United States)
New York, Oct. 21. — A newsastating earthquake knocked Armenia last night, the quake receiving today, "killing hundred and injuring thousands" according to a catalogue to the Near East Journal. An Armenian capital, eastern of Russian Armenia.
The quakes were most severe, it was said, at Lentvinkan, where the $1,500,000 New East Relief orphanage is located. The orphanage comprises of 300 buildings in which 15,000 children are housed. It was badly damaged, it was said.
Forty-five Americans are executive officers at the orph嫡ings. All those were reported safe, but the state of other Americans in other parts of Armenia was not reported in the first cable.
The text of the cable received by Charles B. Vickey, general secretary of the Near East Relief, was as follows:
"Severe earthquake Armenia night of 22 continuing 22 at Leninakan and surrounding."
Cases Added to Museum
Alabaster Tear Bottle Among New Art Specimens
Many new patterns of glass which are particularly interesting, have been added to the collection at the Spencer-Rowley Museum in Philadelphia according to Miss Mimie Moodle is as follows: Ancient Roman, Egyptian, Chinese, European, Ventian, Bohemian, English, Irish, Dutch, Japanese, German, Spanish, French and Portuguese.
An alabaster tank bottle of the fiftieth century is an interesting specimen in the Moorish collection. In the Chinese patterns there are many fascinating stuff bottles with artistic design matter painted on the interior.
The German collection contains bottles with various animals as a pattern background. A miscellaneous bottle assortment is as follows; close shaped, apostle, Japanese gourd, point, and mason emblem.
The Early American pattern also shows many bottles and lamps of peculiar design. Additional causes of Chinese porcelain (of the Sung King) are the use of copper lattice; copper lattice; 1780-1850, and historical blue willewate add a dignified touch to this line of art. It is especially interesting to note that the Enoch Wood and Son willow ware is most distinctive with a clearly outlined shell border, while the Leeks are entirely florid in its border design.
Shore Back from Eastrip Trek
Chester K. Shore, A. B. 244,
returned Friday night from a two week
trip in the East. Mr. Shore was a
American Legion convention build in
Philadelphia. After the convention
he visited in New York and Boston
to see the publications, the
Eauga Municipal offices and City
Manager Magazine of its managing editor
JAYHAWK TEAM OVERPOWERED BY HARD-HITTING CORNHUSKERS IN HOMECOMING GAME,20 TO 3
Invaders Register Eighteen First Downs and 281 Yards From Scrimmage While Kansans Make Five and 53 Yards; Cross Country to K. U. by Score of 16 to 39
A strong, hard-hitting Cornhusker football team took the Kansas Jayhawkers to a cleaning Saturday afternoon on Memorial Stadium field by a score of 20 to 3, Kansas' lone score being registered by a beautiful 43-yard placekick from the toe of "Stoney" Wal!
In the first half the teams appeared on about a par and the Nebraska machine could not seem to find the necessary holes in the Kansas line. The forward wall of the Blue team had plenty of fight at the opening of the game but weakened as the Nebraska nacks kept plunging away for down after down at the same spots.
Capacity Crowd Sees Pre-Opening Show Held in Remodeled Varsity
Spanish Style of Architecture Used in New Structure; Music on Bill
The new Varsity theater presents its opening program Friday night to a capacity house. A crowd of 300 students and faculty danced in an hour before the door opened.
The crowd turned into a milling mob before the tickets had been put on sale and as a result two young women were reported as having fainted. The show did not start until 11:15, the large crowd before the box office making it impossible to sell the tickets with any speed.
The theater, although not entirely completed, is one of the most beautiful buildings in architecture and interior装饰 that Lawrence can design. The architecture and decorating is used inside and outside the theater. The interior is finished in a tinted panel effect of gold, Mass and rods. The lighting effects employed throughout the building emphasize the Spanish timelessness.
The stage is designed for motion pictures only, although there is room for small clips, specialties or an orchestra. Sitting facilities are provided on both the main floor and in the balcony are equally comfortable.
The mezzanine floor is perfectly apt
pointed and tastefully furnished in
dark wicker furniture with red
grained leather upholstery.
The entire decorating scheme is carried out by Boller Brothers, of Karnegie Hall, in harlem and the 11th month in theater appointment.
The Reuter organ presentation by Robert Hale, something new in entertainment offered to Lawrence movie fans, was appreciatively received as was the featuring of Jimmy Mitchell's orchestra which will be a regular part of succeeding programs. Friday night's show marked the preopening of the Varity, the formal opening to the gave Monday at the theater which will be incorporated simultaneously with the formal opening. Feature, stage and orchestral presentations will be included in the programs.
Loring to Lecture Today
Haskell Graduates Will Assist With Program
Harold Loring, pianist and composer, will give a lecture-recital on American Indian in Story and Song this afternoon at 4 p.m. in Fraser hall. He will be assisted by two Indians who are graduates of Haskell.
Mr. Loreng has spent many years on
various reservations throughout the
world, studying the cultures of
Indians with their stories and leg-
dips. He understands the Sioux tongue
and sign language, and is able to give a
realistic glimpse of the Indian as few
The program today will not be confined to Indian music, but will be of a distinctly popular appeal, including the spoken tongues of the Sioux tribe. There will be no audience to the retali and the public has been cordially
The University of Kangtai will offer courses leading to a Ph. D. degree for the first time at the opening lecture in 1977.
Scoreless First Period
The first quarter ended to 0 after both teams had made several fires down and shown considerable punch. Kimns keys registered good gains through the line but failed to gain momentum, though several attempts were made.
Preemily made the first touchdown early in the second quarter after a long pass from Stephens followed by a 20-yard run. Stephens added the extra point. Kansas came back with a hard fighting team and took the win from which Wall made his field goal for Kansas' three points.
The third quarter was also soreless, although the big Red team showed a decided advantage over the Kansas squad in yards gained from scrimmage. Both Wiltman and Zuber got off some good points, Wiltman and Zuber also scored for the Kansas captain's falling somewhat short of his customer average.
Towdledown, by Howell, substitute-half and another by Presnel, who kicked his own extra point, counted for a total of 13 Husker points in the fourth period. Yards from scrimmage by the Nebraska eleven in the final quarter counted for more than ten gains during the three earlier periods.
Total serum intake gains for Nebraska were 281 yards against Kansas' 53, while the Huskies completed two passes for 80 yards and Kansas three for 75. Nebraska made 18 first downs and Kansas 5. Painting of each team averaged 38 yards, Kansas kicking 13 times and Nebraska 6.
Kansas Wins Cross Country
The Kansas cross-country squad scored a complete victory over the Nebraska distance runners during the game, four Kansas hunters leading the score. The score forscore for Kansas was 16 to 30 "Poes" Frieker led all others by a quarter mile at the final finish. The time for each run was 26 minutes for the five-mile course.
Play by play report of the game:
Kansas won the title and chose to defend the north goal. James kicked 12 yards to 20 yards for Kansas. Nicholas kicked 12 yards to time out of bounds. Nicholas hit on his own 24 yards to 4 yards. Pressell went over left tackle for 21 yards for 2 yards low. Five yardseason pass rush end, Stephens punched 35 yards for 21 yards low. Four yardseason pass rush end, Stephens punched 35 yards for 21 yards low. Five
Upholstered, spuned 29 yards to Prevail on
up run up for a touchdown, Stephens placed
18 yards. Kagan, 6, Wall in for Mauerman, Wall
17, Kagan, 6, Wall in for Mauerman, Wall
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