WEDNESDAY OCT 22 1900
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE 103
University of Sydney to Be First Kansas Debating Opponent
Tryouts for Team Will Be Helt in Little Theater, Oct. 5.
Says Buehler
A
A debate with Sydney University Australia, will open the formal session this year, according to Prof. E, C Buchler of the department of dance and dramatic art. Final plans have been made for the contest to be held Nov. 1 or 2, the exact date to be decided later.
"This will be one of the most important debates of the year," said Professor Buchler, "Two years ago the university team met a team from Oxford, and so much interest was shown that Roilionon gymnasium, where the debate was held, would not accommodate the crowds. Because of the nature of the question, namely, whether students have tended toward the power of the world, this debate should be even more interesting."
Three debaters will be selected to represent the University in the contest.
Tryouts will be held in the Little Theater, beginning at 7:30 on the evening of Oct. 5, Professor Bachler said. The speakers will present a 5-minute constructive speech and a 2-minute refutation. Those who wish to try out will be required to hand their names to Professor Bachler not later than Graduate students as well as undergraduates will be obligate for this tryout.
The Australian team is touring the country this fall, meeting debaters from American universities and colleges as did the Oxford team in 1924. The group served four years with a machine gun unit during the World War.
Former K. U. Teachers Attend Yale University
Dorothy Mosey, A B. 22, of Leuven, and Marion Ross, A B. 25, of Emporia, formerly instructors in the department of English at the University of Kansas, will leave October 1 to attend a seminar where they will enroll at Yale University.
Both Miss Moody and Miss Ross will take graduate work in English language and literature.
Mrs. Potter is Guest of Honor
Mrs. Virginie Petty who was for 22 years house mother for the Stigma Chi's was the guest of honor at a tea given Wednesday in Wiedemann's Grill room by the House Mothers' Association. Mrs. Petty and the Plii Gam 's for a number of years was also present. Those in the receiving line were Mrs. Belle Wilmot, Mrs. Hull P. Wilson and Mrs. Annie P. Petty with a beautiful corona bouquet.
Mr. Harold D. Smith of the League of Kansas Municipalities, left Lawrence Saturday evening for Colorado Springs where he will attend the annual convention of the International City Manager's Association. Mr. Smith will also inspect to inspect the newly installed water and light plant which was designed by Mr. Smith last spring, and is now ready to be put into operation.
Smith Inspects Plant
Freshmen at the University of Missouri are required to buy a cap when registering. This record will then be checked against the enrollment list. All Freshmen not complying with the traditional ruling will be assembled on Francis Quadrangle and a pudding administered.
Louise Wellingford to Paris
Louise Wellingford of Kansas City,
Mo., a student at the University of
Kansas for the past two years, will
attend the Kansas City Art Institute
(this fall. Miss Wellingford plans to
sail for Paris, France in December to
continue her study there.
Alumni Directors to Meet
Alumni Directors to Meet
The regular fall meeting of the directors of the Alumni Association will be held Sept. 30 at 4:30 p.m. in the alumni office, according to Fred Ellis (chair) Chuck Scott, A. B. 91, A. M. 98, editor of the Iola Register who is president of the association, will be one of the speakers at the freshman initiation night.
Truits for Quack club will be tonight at 7:30 in Robinson gymnasium. The truits are and any other elf wanting to try out.
**Announcement—Any student who feels the oppressive heat to an excessive degree will find a comfortable relief by stopping at in Rocea's Drug Store. They can buy a large dish of soda, a fresh limeade or orange juice, or a lime freeze. We might also mention in this instance that we have Franklin's XX ice cream in four flavors and that all of our refrigerated items are sure thick relief thirst or heat —Adv.
STUDENTS socks darned by hand;
also mending. Work called for and delivered.
Call 965. 18
WANT ADS
WANTED—Table linen laundry work,
also student laundry. 645 Ohio
phone 1960 Blue. 11
FOR first class meals at the city lowest prices, come to the rectory Virginia Inn and be satisfied. Welcome students. tf
WANTED—Student laundry. Prices reasonable and work done satisfactorily. Phone 2229 White. 20
FOR RENT—2 sleeping rooms. 101
Kentucky. 1
EXPERIENCED MARCELLING 50c. Phone 2775. 1015 Kentucky
FOR RENT-Quiet single room for graduate student, $12 a month. Inquire 1962 Rhode Island street. 11
FOR RENT—Single room for a girl $12 per month. 1409 Mass. 11 Phone 465.
FOR RENT—Single room for boy §10. 1340 Tenn., 1799. 13
ROOMS FOR BOYS: Modern house
Single room $10, double room $20
1817 Louisiana. 15
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room in private family for two boys
DRESS making and alterations, Mrs Smith, 933 $ _{2} $ Mass, Phone 683 10
FOR RENT - Very desirable room, for private home, near campus, for girls. Graduate or upper class student preferred. Phone 1429. 11
Call Saturday or after 3 p. m. 116 W.
15th. Phone 1565 White. 12
FIRST CLASS ROOM - Private family,
home privatele. Suitable for
faculty. Breakfast if preferred.
Phone 2329. 12
FOR RENT-Large newly decorated,
room in quiet neighborhood, 12
weeks walk from the University,
Gouston man preferred. Please
Photo 2006 Black.
FOR RENT: Desirable room on campus in professor's home, for woman teaching in University or city schools. Phone 270 16
WANTED: Laundry, make speciality of student and faculty work. Call for and deliver; 1 and 2 day service.
Phone 1045 black. 21
LOST: Student Enterprise tickets.
Helen Layton and Jane Muston.
Please return to Business Office. 12
WILL the student who borrowed my
Parker fountain pen on band try,
out last Wednesday please leave it
in education desk at 12
library?
LÖST: Student Enterprise ticket,
Call 1934 Black, Mary Ruth
Mierau. R12
LOST: Valuable lecture notes and other papers, enclosed in an American Express Co. folder. Finder will please return to 203 Primer or 1739 Indiana street. Liberal reward. 15
LOST: Chi Delta Sigma fraternity
pin. Finder please call 1672. Re-
ward.
FOR SALE; Second alto horn. Call
2382. 12
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name 513 F. A. U. Bldg.
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home: 465 1469 Massachusetts
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