THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Official student paper of the University of Kansas of Kansas aucription price $2.50 in advance for the first nine months of the acade demic year; $2.50 for one semester; 50 cents a month; 15 cents a week. Entered as second class mail matter September 17, 1918, at the post office at Lawrence, Kannas, under the out of curp of March 4, 1879. Published in, the afternoon, five times a week by students in the Department of Economics from the province of Hassan, from the presen-� department of Journalism Address all communication to: THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAS Lawrence, Kansas Phones, K. U., 25 and 66 The Daily Kannan ars to prescribe the University of Kannan to go for a training by standing for the debate the kannan to be given, to be his cheerful response to leave more serious problems to leave more serious problems to the host of the ability the kannan to be able to EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Editing Doubetthe Dior Dice莱斯 Campus Editor Coaster Shan Troll Editor Tograph Editor Phylla Wingert Flat Takes Editor Wilfred Ishibashi Exchange Manager Marion Shipley BUSINESS STAGE Business Manager Lloyd Ruppenha Asst. Business Mgr. James Carnes Asst. Business Mgr. Connell Carlson ROARD MEMBERS George- McVey Margaret Larkin Marie Fargeaum Armenia Rummenberg Bilbo the Dragon Elmer Sidelon Bud Duncan Gilbert Foster Lottie Hush Stella Dunlin Hill Lotte Lush Marion Collins MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1922. TOO MUCH REALISM The sea of mud makes a fitting background for the mounted guns in front of the Administration building but as a part of the "Campus Beautiful" program it seems ghastly inconsistent. Of course if the program for the "Campus Beautiful" includes the furnishing of realism for former A. E. F. men then the mire might be left as it is. It is doubtful though if the unsightly mime is pleasing even to the A. E. F. man. Assuredly those who did not go overseas cannot appreciate the accurate touch of realism. If a small army of tanks had been run over the place in wet weather it could not present a more unsightly appearance The quagmire in front of the University's newest and most beautiful building is sadly out of harmony with the building itself, and it is not even a good place to park the cars that make the ground look as though it had been freshly plowed up each day. Any driver who ventures to park his car there while attending classes in the Administration building takes the risk of finding his charitied mired down when returns for it. Some day perhaps the Administration building will be finished, but that it does appear so far in the future that it does not seem wise to let any plans be obstructed by this uncertain possibility. Then why not take some steps to have the place improved. If students must run their cars up there at least let's make it a presentable parking place. An Englishman in criticizing American prohibition said that America would never produce great poets and challenged any one to name six great poets who were not sops. All we can say to that is he failed to take into consideration some of the remarkable qualification of our home brew. OIL FOR TWENTY YEARS THEN WHAT? The United States Geological Survey gives us the available oil supply to 9,150,000,000 barrels, and estimates that at the present rate of consumption it will last only twenty years. It mentions the fact that all the oil cannot be taken out of the ground in this time, also that there will be producing wells long after this time has elapsed, and for a balance, states a theory about the increasing proportion of oil needed for American industry. This probably means that at the end of twenty years all the industries and machinery dependent upon oil for fuel will be standing idle. That would be a starting statement if taken at its face value. No doubt it would be true if science and invention were to stand idle for the next twenty years. But twenty years are the advantages and the uses of oil were little known as compared with today; twenty years from now what will be the comparison and how far can science make up the deficit? We venture to say that it will be more startling. Number 7. Official Daily University Bulletin APRIL 3,1922. Cony received until 11:00 a. m SENATE MEETING: Volume 1 The regular April meeting of the University Senate will be held Tuesdays afterpm at 4:50 in Blake Hall Lecture Room. BUDGET COMMITTEE CONFERENCES: Notices is hereby given of meetings of the budget committee on salaries. The committee consists of the dean of administration, the head of the department, the chairperson, and the secretary of the department to court toward a degree. Meetings will be held in the office of Dean Brandt, 104 Prasser Hall, and the schedule for Tuenssy is as follows: 9:00 a.m.—Economy 10:20 a.m.—History 2:00 p. m.-Political Science. 3:30 p.m. — Sociology E. J. KELLY, Dean of Administration BACH CANTATAS POSTPONED: Announcement is hereby made of the postponement until Tuesday, April 11th, of the Bach cantatas which were to have been given Tuesday of this week by students of the School of Fine Arts under the direction of Professor kilton. H. L. RUTLER, Dean UNIVERSITY STUDENT HOSPITAL SERVICE: In order to controll the work of the Student Hospital all calls for medical attention of any kind must be made through the Hospital-Tele- Day calls of physicians to students' rooms are One Dollar. For two and one-half months Dr. R, H. Edmistor, has been a member of the Student Hospital staff. Night calls of physicians to students focus on two Bowers. For two and one-half months Dr. R. H. Edharton has been a member of Student Hospital SAN D. E. SMITH, Seniorintendent, University Student Hospital. TWO STUDENT ANGLES Authors of recent magazine articles point out the fact that the student who keeps in contact with the so-called practical world by earning his way through college avoids the pitfalls of he ever alluring academic atmosphere. Consequently considerable controversy has been aroused in educational circles on the importance and value of working one's way through school. No young man, it is said, can live within the shadow of a great university without becoming to a perceptible degree academic in his attitude. The old saying that a college man is just as good in business as anybody else after has has had some experience from hard knocks is set forth as significant of the fact that college men, by the time they are graduated, lose touch with the practical world and require some time to adjust themselves to the conditions of actual business methods. Earning one's way through school is recommended as a means of keeping in contact with both the academic and the business worlds. Students, it is said who have earned their own living while in college are always more acceptable to employers because they "have had some sense pounded into their heads" along with their education. And yet it does not seem that those students who do not support themselves should be at a very great disadvantage. Spooner library with its wealth of periodical literature certainly is a mirror to the "other world." And nothing so accurately reflects the completion of society as the vast number of magazines and newspapers which pour daily into Spooner. The student who would guard against being made a victim of this academic atmosphere, who feels that he is slipping from practicality, or who experiences the sensation of pedagogical conversion, can always get a secure foothold in the realm of practically by communicating with this stream of current opinion. Neither the college man nor the untrained man who is "working his way up" in business will so much as touch the item of the skirt of success until he has developed an intellectual curtility about his work. The insatiable desire to learn is after all the fundamental thing in both college and business. Once this has been developed, the student has an asset which if applied will assure him of success when he is self-supporting or not. The student who is accepting an adequate monthly allowance from home should not feel that the money is a barrier in his way to success, but should realize that it is giving him an opportunity to get even more of what the University and the outside world have to offer. For the time has passed, when the University of Kansas gives its students only the care of requisitions for a degree; the whole universe has been virtually locked down and reflected in the easily accessible shelves of its libraries, for any one who cares to get acquainted with it. FORD SCORES AGAIN Mr. Ford has inaugurated* a five day-eight hour basis for his employees in the Ford Motor Company. He is always trying something new and he is famous for making such things favorable. His new plan has received favorable criticism from Samuel Gompers and Matthew Woll American Federation of Labor officials. His contends that in spite of the fact it will dorease the income of the learner they will be better satisfied. They will have more leisure in which to promote ideal home life and more time for self improvement and the quality of output will be improved. Another good argument Mr. Ford sets forth is that it will mean employment for more than 3000 men who formerly were idle. The truth of some of this remains to be tested. The main trouble with the coal miners now is that they have been spending too much time promoting ideal home life. In the last thirty years they have lost on an average ninety-three working days in the year. According to that idleness is the root of the strike evil. We shall have to wait and see how Mr. Ford's employees are able to dispose of their leisure. Mirl Ruble, m'18, who is existing down around Parsons received a little publicity recently through the Associated Press. After the story of truth serum was published, Ruble was called on by three married women asking for some of the men she had remarked that she would try anything to get her husband to quit lying. Church attendance is compulsory for the students of the University of South Carolina. The plan works the church's campus chapel, using the school card system. All Want advertisements are cash. I各买 Five inquiries 59 cents. Over 15 words five inquiries 69 cents. Over 30 words three inquiries 69 cents. Over 45 words two inquiries 69 cents. Cash must always accompany want ad WANT ADS Reduced Prices on A. G. ALRICH Memory Books $1.75 Pens for 98c HURD'S STATIONERY 736 Mass. Printing, Engravin FRATERNITIES and Sororities. Do you want to buy a home on good We offer employment for the summer with the largest concern hiring college men. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Position will pay from $100 to $600 during the vacation. Only man of initiative and character will be selected. Apply at University Y. M. C. A. Myers Hall, 9:00 A. M. to 4:00 P. M. Thursday JOINS FOR YOUNG MEN—We offer employment for the summer with the large at concern hire colleges men. From $100 to $600 during vacation. 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Office over Houk's THOMAS ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP Kinder heels in 19 minutes any time AFTER EVERY MEAL BELLLOCK PRINTING COMPANY Stationery-printing of all kinds lowcostkidsldg "Jack" Heibling, Waldo Kell and Rover Hacker is a strong trio as representatives on the Council from the engineering school. Hilony Mabin, law school representative. John Winkler from the School of medicine and "Joe" Wohrs, pharmacists are all out-standing men in their Peppermint fla- oved chewing gum with Peppermint Sugar Coating. "Slim" Breedburg, "Dutch" Lonborg, Bernard Meldinger, Max Kruger and "Pat" Patterson were chosen for the athletic board because each one of them had an important role in the department and able to meet every question with the best judgment. "Treat" Hale, Dorothy Higgins and Minnell刘震 are all equipped to fill the college offices for which they are candidates. The same thing is true of the engineering candidates. Burnett Treat, Ralph Nichols and "Bob" Love. Sugar jacket 'melts in your mouth,' I having the deliciously chewy center to aid digestion, bright teeth bristles mouth and throat mouth and throat DALE PRINTING COMPANY, Fire class work. Prices reasonable. Phone 228. 1627 Mass. Street. The rest of the Pacachamac ticket will bear the same test. Adolph Dugg, "Jimmie" Rutherford, "Go!" Beatty, Melvin Griffin and Lawrence Woodruff will make a strong and efficient team off to the college on the Student Council. AWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY (Exclusive Outcome)(zip) Eye exam; glasses made Office 1255 Mass O. Orteau, Specialist, Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat. All Glass work guaranteed. Phone 445. Dick Building adv. "VIRG" MILLER, candidate for cheerleader has every qualification. Ask any man who knows him. Better Kodak Finishing at Varsity-Bowersock Monday and Tuesday Fresh EK Films WANDA HAWLEY MARY ALDEN in "BOBBED HAIR" PACHACAM NEWS A Sennett Comedy Adults 28c STANLEY LEARNED is captain of the Engineer's Debate Team and has a straight record of "A"*. He is qualified in every way. Volume II "THE MAN WITH TWO MOTHERS" A story for girls who want to be "different" and for other folks who want to know why. FLOYD DILLENBECK is known all over the Hill as one of the straightest and most efficient men in the student body. He is a Counselor at Coeur d'Alene College. Compare the Qualifications "ANDY" MEETS ALL Can a man have two mothers? When he gets them he had better look out. A Toonerville Comedy MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1922 Comparison With Other Ticket Will Convince Compare Our Qualifications Say Pachacamac Candidates in Campaign ANDY McDONALD heads a ticket. He needs no introduction. WALDO BOWMAN, candidate for First Vice President needs no introduction to K. U. Everyone knows that his wonderful record on the basketball court has won four national scholastic and school activity record. He is a member of Tau Beta Pi. LOUIS MILLER, candidate for Second Vice-President, is now serving as Secretary of the council. His experience his year on the council and his work in other school activities will make him an asset to the Council. The Pachacamas were be accused of being a political organization. Of course, they are a political organization and are making no efforts to fool the students by concealing the fact by making them believe that they are serving the school by making every effort to see that the best man for the job at K. Ug gets elected, and in that connection called on the student body for an expression of opinion. The following men were chosen only after a lot of consideration, and only after most records show they are the best men in school for the particular job: Competent Candidates Count Children 10c FOR CHEERLEADER Virg Miller FOR PRESIDENT Miller Is a 24-Hour a Day Cheerleader Virg Is Backed by Overseas Veterans and Pachacamac Because of His Ability "Andy" McDonald The comments that students on the Hill are making about Virg Miller's qualifications for cheerleader show there was no mistake made. He was chosen for the team, and he did not run for cheerleader until a few days ago, so has not spent the entire year handshaking and smiling, but ask any man who has met him and he will tell you Virg is the ideal type for cheerleader. Virg isn't mixed up in a lot of minor school activities, and if he gets the job, he will spend every minute of his time to see that each detail in connection with it is taken care of. He can go longer without sleep than a camel can without water, and if a bunch of visitors from Manhattan or Washburn need kicking off the campus or out of town in the middle of the night, he is the guy to see that it gets done. Virg proved he is made out of the right stuff when he ran away from home seventeen, and his army at the camp was seventeen, and he can lead men. If you want a 24-hour-a-day cheerleader, and one you'll be proud of when alumni and opposing rooters make comparisons, vote for Virg Miller. Paul Endacott Howard Patterson Virgil Ford The following men announce that they were put on the Black Mask ticket without their consent and hereby refuse to run on that ticket; Number 2 Hudson and Brehm Are Running on Merit Basis Both Men Are Known Over the State for Their Excellent Work Ted Hudson and Bill Brehm are known elsewhere than on the campus. Elsewhere in tonight's Kansas are two teams of their activities. Read these articles. Where else can you find a man who is both an expert printer and journalist such as Ted Hudson is? Where else can you find a man with the talent of Bill Brem, editor-in-chief of the Kansas Engineer, author of the last three senior players, members of the student council the past year. These two men are not running on political issues because the Jayhawk needs ability and not politicians. It is the job of the junior class to select the Jayhawk managers. Women vote for these offices. They want two men who can be the best of the K. U. next year. You can't find better men than Hiden and Brehm for the difficult position of putting out a Jayhawk. Every voter on the Hill, men and women, are invited to a free entertainment in Myer's Hall at 7:15 tonight. Colored jazz band, a quartet, and John Brodie will "wipe off" the dry spots. Pachacamac Does Not Need Shield of Secrecy The "Common Sense" Managers evidently go on the theory that you can fool all the people all of the time. The Black Masks spend more time each campaign to think up a misleading name for their ticket than they do to select candidates. Students' Choice Is Gaining Many Votes "Andy" Outlines a Few of the Principles for Which He Stands If you do not know Andy McDonead personally, please take the trouble to hunt up some who does and is coming to stand or fall upon what he says. "Along this line," Andy said this morning, "I believe nominations for every office in school should be made at an official primary election under the supervision of the Student Council with the same regulations that govern regular elections, including the Australian ballot and an official canvass of returns. We made a step in that direction this year. I would like to see you represent the student opinion get better financial support from the school. For instance, our debating team, which is now in Colorado, were forced to advance their own expenses for the trip because the department has no funds." That the students on the Hill are interested in getting the best man for the place was demonstrated Friday when they showed a preference for Andy McDonald for Pacachasm candidate. Andy was in the army two years, one year over seas, which means that he is older than the average student and has more mature judgment. And the students counsel and his artistry tions that have arisen during the year has been, "What is best for K, U."? It was at his suggestion that the Pachacamac members o the Council circulated a petition for a special meeting of the Council last Thursday and, against opposition, passed the regulation forbidding the use of postage stamps to believe in the waste of money by foolish display. "Andy" has a booster in every man who knows him, not one of whom has ever been heard to slur his name, but all of whom recognize in him a quiet, conservative leader, one that can be depended upon to oppose radicalism either in faculty or student bodies who believe in giving to the student body the full measure of self-government. IN ORDER TO FOOL A FEW STUDENTS It looks as though the Black Mask in naming their ticket the "Common Sense" ticket in order to fool a few people, forget to use any great amount of it when they tried to run three men on the Black Mask ticket who have refused to run. The Black Mask put these names on their ticket in order to gain votes from the man names of promotion men. Evidently the Black Mask have used the name "Common Sense" as a name for their ticket and then forgot to use very much in lining up their candidates.