THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Economists Hear Santa Fe Official Talk on Railroads
Successful Transportation Means Success to All Other Lines of Business
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"The building of character will determine your success," said E. L. Copeland, treasurer of the Santa Fe railroad, in a lecture to the economics students of the University, Tuesday afternoon. "Although money is a good indicator of the real wealth of the earth is brains, for they tell us what to do."
Mr. Copeland came to Kansas when a boy and began work in the clerical office of the Santa Fe, from
k which he has advanced to his presi-
ment position. He was wounded in a bus-
king accident soon by the Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce, where he spoke on "Financing of a Rail-
road System," and while in town he
married a graduate of University
students of economics.
Urges Increased Fairness "Successful transportation means success in every other line of business that will improve the care all men all over the state take an interest in seeing that their representatives are fair to the railroads, and continue to let the Interstate coverage care for them," said Mr. Corneland.
C. The successful management of railroadships depends upon a large number of stockholders. The Santa Fe now has over 65,000 stockholders, 30,000 women and 30,000 men, with the remaining 5,000 shares divided among corporate corporations, insurance companies, firms and organizations.
Accident Reserve Is Necessary
The maintenance cost of railroads is the greatest expense. A reserve,Fr or surplus, over all expenses, must be had to meet occasional accidents.Br Excess borrowing sometimes leads to the business failure of railroads.b "Santa Fe bonds run for 100 years" because the bonds are converted into stock in ten yearsHe with 5 per cent interest," Mr. Cape-land concluded.
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"From an economic standpoint, capital is composed of the money that every laborer lays aside, and income money received for service endered."
All Cuts Must Be Made Before Time of Exam
Men to Take Gym Quiz
The regular men's gym quiz for freshman and sophomore classes will be given before examination week. The examinations made by above; the examination
o Sophomore class grading will be **h** based upon boxing and drill work **m** during class hour. Freshman grades will be held in the work room. **h** work, strength tests, and swimming. **C** Each cut lower the final grade one **s** point. A person who had been gotting a B, but had two unexercised **t** the grade would be lowered to D.
The German Conversation Club will meet Thursday at 4:30 in room 213, Fraser.
1. Freshmen can make up cuts Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday morning.
Sophomore cuts can be made on
Wednesday, Wednesday, Friday,
and Saturday.
Agnes Engel.
the Bowersock Theater on Tuesday. Jan. 22
Gail Bateman will present "The
*B* Game: The Unique Man in
*B* Muscle's unique world" at
"The B Maxim."篆创 artist that
has been a member of the
B Maxim.
the Hoorah, "The Nigger," "Paid
arin Full," "The Virginian," "The Mast-
masterer," and "Omar the Tent-
maker," or in his many fine leading
authors. He is famous for pro-
vier demonstrated so ably and in
intelligently that ability to set which
places him in line with Sir Henry
driving and Richard Mamsafield—Adv.
Learn to Dance
Intelligent dancing with the proper associations will make you young. It will keep you young. It will make your body supple even at an advanced age. It will give you a better poise and carriage.
(Continued tomorrow)
(Continued tomorrow)
Social Classical
Waltz Barefoot
Choreographer
Tango Ballet
Women's Formal to Be at Sigma Kappa House
DeWatteville · Fisher School of Dancing
Phone: 2762; Res. 2762K2
The women's Pan-Hellenic Formal will be held at the Sigma Kappa House Friday, Jan. 18, from 9 p.m. to 1 p.m., on campus from each sorority. Those representing each sorority will be: president, secretary, and the two Pan-Hellenic delegates. Dovothy Blackman, presi- dence reception will preside at the meeting.
The chaperones will be: Miss Agnes屋aus, dean of women; Mipe Elva Plank, house mother of the Mi Pie Beta phil汕;s Mrs. Anna Shunklin, house mother of the Tota Alba phi saura, house mother of the Girma Kappa soraity. Music will be furnished by Haley's orchestra.
Municipal Magazine of Kansas Contains Some New Features
Current Issue Includes Article by Professor Flint on Town Tests
Town Tests
The January issue of "Kansas Municipalities," the official organ of the League of Kansas Municipalities, is off the press. The number includes an article by Prof. L. N. Flint, head of the department of journalism at
Two added features of this month's edition are the new cover page, done in a conventional design, and the supplement, including an index of articles in last year's numbers to help with an index of contributing authors.
The magazine announced the results of an essay contest held recently in the state high schools for essays on the prize-winning essays and the prize-winning essays. Ernest Stanley of Topeka won the first prize and Guy Jones of Parsons won the second.
Other articles in this issue include "The City of Sterling," by Dr. H. R. Ross, and "Rate Making for Municipal Owned Cities" by A. W. Seng, of Hays. A report is also published of a discussion led by Orlin Weeds of Atchison, on the three-way gas rate, which is to go into effect in Kansas. The article is written in the convention of the League of Kansas Municipalities, at Hudsonville.
Thirteen Kansas towns have joined the League of Kansas Municipalities to create a Winker, an assistant secretary of the Municipal Reference Bureau.
The K. U. DeMolay club will hold its first meeting at the Chamber of Commerce hall Wednesday event at 7:30. All DeMolays are invite
WANT ADS
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Phone 2661. J22
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STUDENT Barb wanted evening and Saturday. 842 Mass. T. R. Stuart.
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Refreshments
Mornings Afternoons
8:20 to 12:20
1:30 to 5:30
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Will Set You Right for the Finals.
"BRICK" ENGLISH
6 Piece Orchestra
Frank W. Rising 2:30 to 3:30
Miss Fay Thomas, Secretary, is authorized to accept any payments, or to transact any business or editor or business manager.
All Fraternity and Organization Glasses are now due. If your gloss is not in by Jan. 25, designee must be made for space.
PRE-EXAM VARSITY
Office in Room 3, Center Adm. Phone K. U. 32.
THERE IS NO DEBATE
The
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J20
--couple who can board woman owner part of time rent.
FOR RENT-One furnished room with private bath at private home.
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VARSITY THEATRE
Tonight and Thursday
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45 Years of Sport Records
(and other K. U. History)
Back in 1879—45 years ago—a K. U. baseball team defeated a Lawrence town team 9 to 0. Since then 381 baseball games, 215 football games and 389 basketball contests have been played—and K. U. has won 658 of the 985 games.
Scores of all these games, together with a mine of other facts about the University—its history, revenues, and student activities—are contained in the University Daily Kansan Almanac, which is to be issued next week.
You will find many interesting things in the Kansan Almanac, and will want a copy to consult frequently.
The Daily Kansan ALMANAC
Basketball
Lawrence High School Home Season
Thursday, January 17, 1924
7:30 P. M.
Lawrence H. S. vs. Horton H. S.
Season Ticket $2.50 Single Admission 50c
Liberty Memorial High School Gym.
Home Schedule
Jan. 17.-Horton.
Jan. 25-Iola.
Feb. 1—Rosedale.
Feb. 8-Olathe.
Feb. 16-Leavenworth.
Feb. 22-Manhattan.
Feb. 23-Atchison.
Feb. 27-Emporia.
Feb. 29-Kansas City, Kans.
Mer. 8-Topeka.
Bowersock Theatre
Tonight, Wednesday and Thursday
Prices: 10c & 33c
An Intimate Society Expose!
FEATURING
COLLEEN MOORE
and an all-star cast including
MILTON SILLS, ELLIOTT DEXTER, SYLVIA
BREAMER, BEN LYON, MYRTLE STEDMAN
From the novel by "Warner Fabian." Directed by
Joseph Francis Dillon.
A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE
A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE