THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Black Is Elected Captain of 1923 Jayhawker Squad
Fifteen Football K's and Four Cross Country Letters Awarded at Banquet
Charles C, Black, c'24, of Alton III, was elected captain of the 1923 football team at a banquet given last night for the squad by the Lawrence Rotary Club. Black has played end for two years on the Kansas team and was selected for the second All Valley队 at the close of last season.
Fifteen football letters and four cross-country "KY" were awarded at the banquet last night. The awards were announced by Chancellor E. H Lindley upon the recommendation of George "Potys" Clark, varsity football coach, and Karl Schad曼 man track coach.
Schabu is Cross-Country Captain
Dwight Schabu, e24, of Muskogee,
Ill., was elected captain of the 1923
cross-country team.
The following men were recommended for the football "K": Seventt Higgins, captain; Charles Black, cap-net-elect; Carl McAdams, Lee Weidlein, Tris Sprucego, Charlene Wynn, David Cave, Medim Griffin, Harold Burd, John Mosby, John Lombard, Eldon Haley, John McLean.
Chancellor Lindley Speaks
The men who were awarded cross-country letters are: James Wilson captain; Dwight Schaub, captain; Wright Hardy, and La Verna Pettit.
Channe Lindley after announcing the awards spoke for a few minutes on the spirit of amateur athletics and warned against the great peril, betting on college games. That the amateur spirit must be maintained and that betting would injure the football was the subject of his speech.
Coach George Clark and Dr. F, C. Allen, director of athletes, were on the program. Coach Clark spoke on the prospects for next year and Doctor Allen complimented the football squad on its spirit.
Kilbourne Continues Talks
State Health Officer Lectures on Hygiene
The schedules for the meetings are:
Thursday, December 14
Doctor Kilbourne of the Kansas State Board of Health will continue his lectures and films on health this week, in room 202 Robinson Gymnasium, where he is using the work in connection with the hypnosis classes of the University.
Thursday, December 21
10:30 ... college men
11:30 ... college women
4:30 ... college women
No meetings will be held after Thursday. The engineer's meeting was held last week.
Dr. Martha M. Bacon, associate professor in the department of physical education, will teach a class on connection with the work in her women's hygiene classes.
Englishman Says K.U. Makes Good Farmers
Students and faculty of the University of Kansas may now see themselves as others see them. It is an Englishman who has at last discovered the real Middle West. His impressions of K. U. appeared in a recent issue of the London Daily Telegraph.
Mr. Harold Spender, noted author and journalist, is the discoverer. He was a member of the Sulgrave Party that made a "lightning tour" of the Mid-west and honored K. U. with a "flying" visit. It was this same Mr. Spender who addressed the newspaper classes at that time.
The University of Kansas was an eye-opener to the Suggrave party, according to the journalist. "A gigantic University with five thousand students, young men and young women," he found there "with every variety of 'faculty,' from classics to dentistry."
"These young men and women," he wrote, "for the most part come from the scattered farms of Kansas. They are trained in the scientific sides of their agricultural pursuits, and they go back to their farms in the most up-to-date fashion, linked to the world through the network of universal telephone, now applauded by the extending radio. That is the reason why you will find on the remote farms of the Mid-west, men of the highest intelligence and culture."
Send the Daily Kansan home.
Basket Bawls
DeVaughn Francis
A short practice on the court this afternoon for the Kansas quintet will precede the scrimmage tonight against the freeman team for the benefit of townpeepers, students, and visiting officials.
Plog and this morning, that he will have plenty of noots in the gym for expirations. And the bill contains a request to stop the incidentally, who know their stuff,
"Early," captain and guard, in feeling much better than he did a few days ago, and in practice in showing form, fine form he displayed last season.
Ackerman, Bowman, Fredericks, and Wulf (despite his bad ankle) are also giving promise of being integral parts of one of the best teams in the Valley this year. Still Coach Allen said of good material to pick from
Stratton, the husky lud of last year's fresh, is getting better with every practice and has lost the self-consciousness that characterized his work on the floor last season. Mosby, the grid end, is also out for basketball.
Doctor Allen said this morning that there would be no dropping out on practice days. If any of the squig gets in the habit of cutting practice, in other words, they can continue to cut indefinitely.
The variety coach has promised at little "fest" one of these nights at his home for the squid, including "skull practice" and some eat on the side.
Veterans Must Apply Soon
December 16 Last Date For Vocational Training
Congress has set December 16, 1922 as the last date that a disabled World War veteran may apply for compensation.
When his compensation is granted he may choose to learn a trade and he paid while learning, or if he has had a high school education, he may go to college and also receive pay beside the cost of tuition and books.
After he has learned his trade or received his degree he must take another physical examination and then his compensation is cut down according to his disability. The University has, at present, more than 110 disabled veteran students receiving communication from the government.
Chinese Graduate of K. U. Chemist of Large Drug Co
"Assistant pharmaceutical chemist to the largest drug company in Chima,"—that is the position now held by Wilson Y. Chang, Ph.22, according to a letter Dean L. F. Sayre received Tuesday.
Mr. Chiang took up his new work, which is with the American Drug Company, of Shanghai, about the first of October. He says the letters of Mr. Wang to him are from his being a graduate of K. U. helped him to secure the position.
Mr. Chiang completed the three year pharmacy course in two years graduating last spring. Previous to coming here, Mr. Chang had been a student at Peking. While here, Mr. Chang was a member of the National Club, and was largely instrumental in the success of the First China Night program two years ago.
Delta Theta Pi, legal fraternity,
held initiation yesterday at the Phi
Kappa Pai house. The initiates were
George Forrester, 124, Willard
Haynes, 125, Ewart Gavin, 123, Ar-
ter Gates, 125, Ivian Frize, 123.
The initiation was followed by a five-
course banquet at Wiedemann's.
WIEDEMANN'S
Delta Theta Initiates
are
exclusive agents
for
WHITMAN'S
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Leave us your Christmas order Now
Reba McDaniels, c23, will go to Rapid City, S. D., Friday to spend the holidays.
LOST—Bank Folder, containing K.U.
Registration receipt. Please return to
Leland Thomas, 1215 New Jersey.
LOST—Chemistry II laboratory note book. Reward. Marie Van Epps. Phone 2572. J-I
OVERCOAT taken by mistride from Spooner Library taken today. Please return to 1120 Teen. 1994 White Reward. J3.
WANT ADS
ROOM FOR NENT-Suitable for girls, or boys, or man & wife.
Board, if desired. Titbotson, 1347
Mass.
FOR SALE—$200 Locola-Stewingy vietrola. A-1 condition. $100. Call at 1121. Ky: 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. E. W. Allen. D-14.
WANTED—Roommate for boy.
Board furnished 1144 fnd. J-1
WANTED—Man roomate. No rent until January 15. Phone 900. Steed. D 15.
WANTED - An experienced steward for a small club, beginning after vacation. Inquire in person at 1114 ky. Phone 2191 white. D-15
LOST—Phi Delta Theta pin. Finder call Anderson at 248. Reward. D-15
WANTED—A limited number of men or women boarded during Christmas holidays at 1124 Miss. St., "Brown House." Phone 924. J-1
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For MOTHER:
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FOR RENT - light of three rooms for light-housekeeping, water, gas, electric lights. 1131 Tenn. St. Phone 1752 RD. D-15
TAKEN from coat-room in Spencer
library, Monday evening, a grey
overcast. Please return to 1346
Tenn St., Phone 2025, Reward. J-1
MISTAKE—Person taking black leather note book from home economics laboratory by mistake please return to laboratory. D-15
CHRISTMAS Gifts—Clever suggestions at the Gift Shop, Annex to the Food Shop, 1128 Tenn. D-15
We need scores of strong high school teachers to fill second semester vacancies in Kansas high schools. We can offer excellent salaries to degree teachers holding valid Kansas certificates. We need especially teachers
WE WANT TEACHERS
R. J. W. O'HYKNY. (Dentist) Speci-
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STEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. Dr. Florence
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of English, mathematics, science,
history, music, Latin, domestic art and
science, manual training, and languages.
For further information write to:
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made. Office 1025 Mass.
DALE'S PRINT SHOP. Job work of all
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You say you just can't think what to give your many girl friends for Christmas. You don't want to spend a great deal and yet you do want something that is attractive. Much of the difficulty often is not knowing how many attractive things there are to be found in the gift aisles.
Party Bags
Gardens
Compacts
Socchets
Powder Sticks
Powder Sets
Crimp Stamps
Boutonnières
Handkerchiefs
1.35 to $2.75
1.25 to $2.75
1.35 to $1.75
1.35 to $1.50
1.50 to $6.00
1.35 to $1.50
20 to $1.50
Drescher's
Correct Apparel for Women & Misses
SkofStadS
Gloves 50c to $5
Mittens*50c to $4.50
X'mas Gift Suggestions
SKOFSTADS SELLING SYSTEM
Students are especially invited to Mathewa has traveled extensively
hear Dr. John Mathewa at the Arm- and is a brilliant lecturer and Bible
ory, 900 R. L. Dec. 10 to 17. Sundays scholar. You will do well to hear
11 a.m. Every night 5:30 p.m. D. crim. him. D-14
Hosiery—
Silk and Wool $1.50
Wool 35c to 75c
Silk and Lisle 50c
Lisle 35c
Cotton 25c
Shirts, collar or neckband
81 to $3.50
"Fittings of assured correctness to go with them"
Neckwear—
4-in-hands 50c to $2
Hose Supporters 25c to 45c
A proper dinner suit
Suspenders 50c to $1
Belts 50c to $1.50
Sweaters and Sweater Coats
$1.50 to $9
4-in-hands 50c to $2
Bows 25c to 65c
Ready tied 25c and 50
Handkerchiefs—
Initial, box of 3 65c
Others 10c to 75c
Cuff Buttons 25c to $2
Caps, Wool and Fur
$1 to $7.50
Hats $2.50 to $5
$ 35_{\mathrm{and}} $ 45
You'll wear one so much these days that you really wear it out. Every man needs a proper dinner suit; you will never find one that will please you more than a Society Brand or Ober Standard. Every one bears the stamp of social "know how"
Belt Buckles 50c to $1
Mufflers 50c to $3
Troussers $3.50 to $10
Union Suits $1.15 to $4
OVERCOAT Special-
THURSDAY—
FRIDAY—
SATURDAY—
We offer 50 Overcoats, taken from our regular stock -at the special price of—
$ 28.50
These coats are all good style— in half belt, belt-around, and conservative models — mostly dark patterns; all wool, hand tailored coats—and formerly sold at $35 and $40—
—the Special on these Overcoats for three days only—
Here is a golden opportunity to buy a real Christmas Gift—at a saving of dollars.
GLAD TO SHOW YOU
Appropriate Christmas Gifts
from the Store of Specialized K. U. Novelties
K. U. Jewelry in
Seal Pins
Pearl K Pins
Seal Rings
Watch Chains
Vanity Cases
Cigarette Cases
Letter Openers
Book Marks
"The Write Gift!
Stationery in
Attractive Gift
Books that can be
embossed with
fraternity, sorority
or personal
monogram
Fraternity and Sorority
Pillow Tops
Wall Banners
Wall Skins
in
Leather
K. U. Pillow Tops
Banners
Pennants
Wall Skins
Table Runners
in
Fine Felt
and
Suede Leather
K. U. Memory Books with K. U. Seal or letter K on cover, made up in Silk Cloth or Suede Leather
Timely Suggestions
Letter Wax Sets
Fountain Pens
Eversharp Pencils
Line-a-day-Books
Address Books
Shopping Lists
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