THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN ALL ONLOOKERS MUST WATCH FROM STADIUM Doctor Allen Declares Action Necessary to Avoid Hampering Work SHIFT LINE-UP PARTIALLY Varsity Bested Freshmen Hour's Scrimmage Held Last Night Spectators will be required to stay in the Stadium to watch football practice, whether the team is on the practice field or on the regular field, according to an announcement made by Dr. F. C. Allen this morning. Doctor Allen declared that the action was necessitated because the players and coaches were hampered by the onlookers crowding on the field. "The statements made by the coaches to the players are meant to be heard by the players only and are for the benefit of the player," Doctor Allen said. "The presence of spectators often causes embarrassment to the player. This together with our reasons necessitated the action." Try Changes in Line-up Try Changes in Line-up A partially new line-up was used in the scrimmage practice last evening. The defense had the Lions Ted Weidelin at center. Weidolin showed very well in this position, his experience giving him the edge on either Lonborg or Woodruff, the other two contenders for center. After a chalk talk and dummy scrimagem on the practice field the varsity scrimagem with the freshmen for more than an hour. The freshmen were given the ball, the vary taking the defense. The year was particularly full of loss and completed only forward pass out of several flips. Cave, Davidson, and Hiigins were the mainstay of the varsity line. Last Night's Line-up LBS NATURE'S LINE Up Following is the line-up used last night: Wesley Woodford Dawson and Higgins, guards; Ivy and Cave, tackles; McLain and Black, ends; Krueger and McAdams, halfs; Wilson, quarter; Spurgeon, full. Burt was also used at full and showed better defensive work than Spurgeon. Mosby alternated with the tackles and showed well. The varisity are on the practice field from 3:30 until 5' oclock, at which time they go on the stadium field for the game. The varsity spectators will be on the practice field spectators will be required to look over the parapet wall of the Stadium. WOMEN OSTRACISE ATHLETES Northwestern Students Take Action Against Dating The Northwestern University students are taking drastic measures to check the rapid speed of the teehound and to encourage athletics. Any member of an athletic squad caught "fussing" will be promptly prosecuted, according to the plans of the athletic association. The Deru, an honorary senior organization, has already pledged its members to have but one date a month, whether the member be on the team or not. The effect of this move has already been reflected in the decreased enrollment of the women students this year. The failure of the team last year was attributed largely to the tendency of athletes to date too often. The women of the University in a first last Jame, decided to oustracse the athletes who did their interest. German Waters Cleared of Dangerous Mines Now Berlin (By Mail to United Press) —The work of clearing the German seas of dangerous mines planted during the World War, has been successfully completed without the loss of a single life. German mariners, ending their three and a half-year task, today announced that the 47,000 English mines, the 10,000 German mines and the hundreds of Russian mines planted in the North and Baltic seas have been taken from their watery beds and that the seas are free again. In February, 1910, German sailors began their hazardous work. Their first effort was to clear a lane wherein ships from Northern European ports, Kiel, Hamburg and Danzig, could safely fly. Jessie Flick, 1s'24, is making a tour of the country with an advertising crew. They have already been in Mexico, and they are now in the Mississippi and will son start for the eastern coast, traveling overland in a big旅游 car. Washington U. Will Add Aquatic Sports to List St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 26. (U. P.) With the installation of a new swimming tank at Washington University, officials of the Pikeway institution have added aquatic sports to the major list. W. Berry Brown, formerly assist an swimming instructor at Illinois University, has been engaged to take charge of Washington University activity. Brown plan the organization of a swimming team for inter-college competition and has also laid plans for conducting the first Missouri Valley Conference swimming meet at the Washington tank. A meet has been organized for the Mississippi Valley pre teams to be handled by the Pikeway official BASKETBALL TRYOUT WILL BEGIN TUESDAY Eligible Men Asked to Report For Practice; First Squad Will Coach Any eligible upperclassman who desires to try out for the varsity basketball squad should report to Dr. F. C. Allen, varsity篮球 coach, next Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock. These new men will be tutored in the practice team. The material develops they will be given a place on the varsity squad. "No man is barred," Doctor Allen said, "as we want every man in school to have a chance to make the team. Only eligible men are wanted, however, as we can not waste time training men who are not eligible for competitive play." The men on last year's varsity squand and on last year's freshman team were called out about a week ago and are practicing on Tuesday and Thursday nights. They are being instructed in the fundamentals of the game. When the new squad of men reports next Tuesday this first squand will take charge of the coaching. Candidates for freshman basketball will be called on Oct. 17, Doctor Allen announced. Ma Phi Epsilon, honorary musical sorority, announces the pledging of the following students: Catherine Crisman, co;24, Warensburg, Mo; Joe Foster, Boston, Mo; Mael Knusnas, fa'35, Garnett, and Ruth Williams, Presston. Frank H. Terrell, LL. B. '20, has been added to the faculty of the Kansas City School of Law. This is to be a column of opinion and comment picked up from the football field. Gridiron Gossip By Glick Schultz "Proxy?" Wilson has had enough bad luck already to last him for the rest of the season. In Saturday's battle with the Indians, Prex came out of a play with his nose dislocated and his eyes battered shunt. And here's a word of respect for "Davy" Davidson. He carries a good weight 178 pounds, and in is there fighting them every minute. He is a guard that can well be called a mate to Captain Higgins. Reece Cave, the big tackle from the Kansas State Conference, promises to heighten the glory of the conference by becoming one of the best tackles in the Missouri Valley. He isn't that yet, but nevertheless he's stopping quite a few plays that are headed over his side of the line. Young Men's Suits, Sport Models and Semi- Conservative Models, Also Conservative Models for the If anybody asks you, we've picked the team that will start the West Point game, with possibly one or two exceptions. The selection isn't going to be published, however, as it might be wrong, and then again the rest Coach Spring has two complete yearling teams on the field now. He uses one team for awhile, he puts his other eleven to batter away at the regulars. After a short rest the first team goes back to hit the pitch and then takes their breathing spell for the variety. They take them as they come, without a rest. That's just how hard the Kansas队 is working. Freshmen Caps 75c Then yesterday afternoon he caught a pass on his little finger. But Prexy declares everything looks roary and, it must—if he sees at all. be wrong, and then again the rest of the squad might get discouraged. Lee Weldlein was working at center in the scrimage Monday and his showing bids him a likely contender for that position. Lee played center for a few minutes in a game against the second-year man at the position. Woodruff and Lonborg will keep him on his toes, however. Our regular prices for quality worsteds, cashmeres, tweeds, etc. New Desks Installed for Chemists New desks have been installed in the quantitative laboratory of the department of chemistry. These desks, although only half the size of the old ones, are so compactly arranged that they hold the same amount of materials, thus making it possible to have double the former number of desks. Elder Men $27.50 of Quality, Material and Tailoring $22.50 and K. U's Smokestack Has Important Use Those yearlings in the department of economies who, after their graduation from the University, may enter the big money market of Wall Street, now have an opportunity to grow acustomed to the skyscraper type of structure since the erection of a lofty smokestack on the campus. Compaints from New York employers that young graduates of Western schools are not suited to the magnitude of the imposing East, are nowadays as common as the spit curl on a flapper's forehead. The majority of these employers have a community been reared on a great, open prairie where a twelve foot cactus stalk is the tallest object in existence. K. U., of course, doesn't sympathize with the views of these Eastern employers but nevertheless the smokestack at the campus is a big threat to students; economics will no doubt, derive a twofold benefit from its presence. Adrian Poullot, *fa21*, of Damar, Kans., who has been visiting at the Phi Mu Alpha house for the last week, left Saturday afternoon for North Dakota where he will be the bassist on the piano at the State Teachers' College. Mr. Pouliot has studied for the past year in Paris under Harold Henry. ANNOUNCEMENTS The Botany Club will meet Wednesday evening, Sept. 7, at 7:30 'clock, at the home of Prof. W. C. stevens, 112 La. St. All members are urged to be present. Election of officers. Dorothy Vaughn, Pres Beat the Army. The Bacteriology Club will meet Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock, at Snow Hall. Important business meeting. Student Enterprise tickets are on sale at a店 places: Athletic Office Gymnasium Law Office Green Hall Office of Men of Men. Green Hall Office Dean of Women. Fraser Hall A word to the wise is sufficient. Jean Coffin, Vice Pres Your Choice of $30 and $35 Metcalf Worsted Suits--in Blue Serges Grey Serges Fancy Worsteds Agnes Husband, Director The Democratic Club will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the Beta House, 1425 Tenn. St. Truys for an accompanist for the Women's Glee Club will be held at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening in 12, Central Administration building Don't Forget Wednesday's Special--in Blue Serges Grey Serges Fancy Worsteds When You Think Of ICE CREAM You Think Of Wednesday only---in "Golden Dreams" $ 25.25 Purest for over 50 Years Varsity-Bowersock Monday and Tuesday Shows—2:30----4:00----7:30----9:00 p. m. Helen Chadwick "The Dust Flower" This little story of a girl of the slums will give you a greater faith in the sweetness of mankind. Claire Adams Also Campbell comedy "A Ringtail Romance" Adults 28c Wednesday and Thursday Zane Grey has never painted a more daring picture of romance than this masterpiece of Spanish loves and hates. An Aubrey comedy "Tenderfoot Luck" Children 10c Wednesday Only JACK HOLT "While Satan Sleeps" Thrilling, heart-gripping, REAL—you can't sit unmoved and see this picture. You'll never forgive yourself if you miss it. From Peter B. Kyne's story—"Parson of Panamint" Mermaid Comedy—"Look Out Below" There will be a meeting of the Cos- montipolitan Club Sunday, October 1. This is the first regular meeting of the club this year and every member E. J. Sweeny, Pres. E. J. Sweeny, Pres. K. U. Needs You Oct. 7 - West Point The New Four Button Suits BY SOCIETY BRAND They've just arrived; high chested, four button suits. The finest imported and domestic woolens. The finest Society Brand needlework. Others $24.50 to $55 There's but a few more days to get a FREE ticket to West Point and Return. Hurry! Baths Charlie Sample Bob Stewart SAMPLE - STEWART BARBER SHOP Ladies and childrens hair bobbing Across from Wiedemann's 838 Mass. Street Mario Chamlee, Tenor Metropolitan Opera Co. will give the first concert of the University Concert Course Tuesday Evening, Oct. 3, in Robinson Gymnasium SEASON TICKETS $4 $5 $6 Now on sale at the Business Office in Frasier Hall and the Round Corner Drug Store. Single Admission tickets to the Chamlee Recital, $2. each on sale at the door the evening of the concert.