22745-19200216-19211215/0986.tif athletics labor international education music theater Sororities Pledged Saturday Morning -- Dean Sayer Consultant on Federal Committee -- Weeks Campaign in Atchison Nets $5,300 -- Lawrence Legion Post to Have Smoker Wednesday -- K. U. Enrolls Many High School Stars -- Finance Heads to Hear State Y.M. Secretary -- Rush Stadium Work Despite Rainy Days -- University Graduate Wins in Art Exhibit -- No More Late Dates Says Date Official -- Two Thousand Enjoy All-University Party -- California Again on Championship Trail -- Ninety-Five Men Report for Freshman Football -- Convicts Planned Escape -- Dramatic Club Tryouts in About Three Weeks -- Manhattan Bank Closed by Bank Examiner Today -- Harding to Attend World Series -- Send the Daily Kansan Home -- Press Congress to Eat Hole in Scribes' Roll -- Circus Bandmaster Visits K. U. -- Should Report Addresses at Once -- German Universities Wane -- American Students Flocking to Paris Schools -- Held Tea for New Women -- Pledge 135 This Year -- Women's Pan Hellenic Rulings Made Rushing Less Strenuous -- All Sports Represented -- Several Two and Four-Letter Men Enter University for First Time -- Rain Delays Campaign -- Professor Baumgartner Reports Progress in Central and Eastern Kansas -- Rules for Entire Year Go Into Effect This Evening—Stanley -- An Influx of Noted Athletes Never Before Equaled in the History of the Institution Entered the University of Kansas Last... -- Program and Dancing Make Year's First Entertainment a Success -- Carpenters Are Idle but Will Have Forms Ready for Concrete Pourers -- The Unit Construction Company Has Employed About Thirty New Men to Take the Place of the Students Who Have Been Employed... -- The Frequent Rains Have Also Interrupted the "Mud Screws" but They Can Begin Pouring Concrete as Soon as the Forms Can B... -- However the Forms Can Be Made Concrete, So This Delay Is Not Serious. -- Grading and Excavation Can Be Started Again Tuesday Afternoon, if It Does Not Rain Any More, According to the Chief Engi... -- Western University Also Is Eager for Game With Eastern School -- San Francisco, Sept. 19—Football in the Pacific Coast Conference Hopes to Maintain the Prestige It Established Over The... -- California Looks to Be Sure of a Place in the Championship Game With That Worked So Well for Andy Smith Last Year. -- Every Effort Will Be Made This Fall to Bring the Eastern Champion or One of the High Standing Teams From the Pacific Coa... -- If the East Is Unwilling to Come West, the Conference Title Winner Will Probably Go East, if a Game Can Be Arranged. -- The Schedule for the Conferences and the Biggest Coast Game Follows: -- Sept. 24—California Against St. Mary's at Berkeley; Oregon Against Washington at Seattle. -- Oct. 1—California Against Oregon at Berkeley; Stanford Against Washington at Palo Alto. -- Oct. 8—California Against Nevada at Berkeley; Stanford Against Oregon at Palo Alto. -- Oct. 15—California Against Pacific at Berkeley; Stanford Against Idaho at Portland. -- Oct. 22—California Against Oregon Agricultural at Berkeley; Stanford Against Washington State at Palo Alto. -- Oct. 29—California Against Washington at Berkeley; Stanford Against Oregon at Palo Alto. -- Nov. 5—California Against Southern California at Berkeley; Washington Against Oregon at Seattle. -- Nov. 12—California Against Washington at Berkeley; Stanford Against Nevada at Palo Alto. -- Nov. 19—California Against Oregon at Berkeley; Stanford Against Washington State at Seattle. -- Nov. 26—Oregon Against Southern California at Los Angeles; Washington Against Hawaii at Honolulu. -- Dec. 3—Washington State Against Southern California at Los Angeles; Hawaii Against University of California at Berkeley. -- Dec. 10—Oregon Against Washington at Seattle. -- Dec. 17—Oregon Against Hawaii at Honolulu. -- John Porter, '21, Will Attend North-Western University This Year. -- [advertisements] -- [classifieds] -- [comic strips] -- [puzzles/games] Descriptive metadata for this item has been generated in part using AI (artificial intelligence) technologies and may be incomplete, misleading, or inaccurate. Please contact the Kenneth Spencer Research Library with specific questions or concerns. Digitized from microfilm reel: L 2320 (1920-02-16 to 1921-12-15) University Daily Kansan Text newspaper electronic image/tiff 1 page ku-udk:173616 https://digital.lib.ku.edu/ku-udk/173616 This Item may be protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s).