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garn.
A car is seen.
Secure nearby building and the letters point in room to the secrecused room.
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BASKET BALL TAKES PLACE AS BIG SPORT
Eighteen Valley Games Are * Booked for Jayhawkers in Stiff Schedule
MUST DEVEVLOP STARS
Captain Uhrlaub and Four Othe Letter Men Are Only Veterans Here
BASKET BALL SCHEDULE FOR 1920-21
Drake at Lawrence, Jan. 7-
Ames at Ames, Jan. 14-15.
Grinnell at Lawrence, Jan. 21-22.
Missouri at Columbia, Jan. 28-29.
Missouri at Kansas, Jan. 28-29.
Washington at Lawrence, Feb. 9-10.
Aggies at Manhattan, Feb. 18-19.
Missouri at Lawrence, Feb. 25-26.
Oklahoma at Norman, Mar. 4-5.
Eighteen games, all with Valley teams, are the hardest which the Kan. Aggies have in their race toward the 1920-21 championship. Scheduled to meet every team in the Valley except Nebraska in 2-games series, and Missouri and the Kansas Aggies for four games alpine, the Jayhawks have a difficult program, which can be carried out with great efficiency during several new stars in the court-cornetillations.
Ernst Urlaub, captain and veteren center, George Body, "Kennel" Welch, and Roy Bennett, forward, and "Scoop" Ollen, guard, are the only letter men from previous years who will be put under Coach Aller's supervision. From behind him, he coaches Hale, football coach, Bloomridge, George Hale, football coach, Arnie Winstoe-meyer, Paul Endacre, Clarence Hook, and John Wolf. Most of those men have been practicing since the second month of school under the direction of Captain Urlaub. Now, however, the coach has cast aside his gridiron appeared for court torgery, and he is on the job at each practice day. The team coach is teaching the rudiments to the Freedman squad.
Oregon Aggies Granted Sigma Delta Chi Chapter
Before the practice really are on in earnest, debo shows that prospects for a Vail leader are decidedly pessimistic. Missouri, last season's flag winner, bids fair to cop again with a team of four veterans. Drake and Washington will also proceed in a win over Arizona, Oklahoma looks like a hard team with which 'to tussle, as does the agricultural school down the tracks.
The Associated Journalists of the Oregon Agricultural college have been granted a charter in Sigma Delta Chi, national honorary journalistic fraternity, according to word received from Kenneth C. Hogate of the Detroit News, national secretary. The University of Kansas and many other leading institutions of the country include Delta Chi, Prof F. L. Snow, formerly assistant professor of industrial journalism at K. S. A. C., is head of the department of industrial journalism in the Oregon Agricultural college.
Patterson to Lecture at Forum.
The next meeting of Woman's
Form will be Thursday, December
2, when Professor Patterson will
speak on "South America" and show
slides of his trip in South America
for every very interesting meet-
ing and every member of Forum is
goed to be there.
The meeting today was postponed because so many members were taking part in the Memorial Stadium and Union Building campaign.
Griffin Scholarship Open
The Griffin Memorial Scholarship fund of $60,000 a year is offered to any student in the college wishing to compete for it. This scholarship is awarded in May each year. It is offered to students who lost his life while a professor in the University of Tokyo. Her son was a student of the University
VENUS
PENCILS
European Students Lack Food, Fuel and Clothing
"Over one hundred thousand students, men, women and professors, due to the chaos of economic conditions are suffering fearfully in Europe because of the lack of food, fuel, clothing and housing conditions," declares Herbert Hoover in a letter recently received from the American Relief Association of which he is the chairman. "And our students are also students to continue their studies in a favorable atmosphere is accomplished we shall see in decadence in the intellectual fibre of Europe because of the failure in attendance at many European universities," Mr. Hoover says.
The European Student Relief Fund, under the nascisses of the American Relief Administration, has been established in Europe to provide students in Europe. It is the hope of the organization to relieve the pressing needs of the unfortunate students and professors in Central and Eastern Europe, in a way possible on sound, grounded grounds.
TRAINS FROSH SQUAD
Coach Expects Best Material to Start Real Work
Freshmen who believe that a basket ball is shaped more like a pumpkin than a gourd are asked to report at Robinson Gymnastics, 5 o'clock to tomorrow afternoon at the first call for Coach Mackey, issued by Coach "Scrubber" Laslett.
"It isn't so much how well they play," said磐樱 this morning, "but are they willing to train? We coaches are going to lay down strict training rules, and we are going to insist that he ten commandments. No matter on the ground if he is found breaking these rules," said Lalett.
More than sixty freshmen are expected at the first practice. These workouts will be held three times a week at first, and later will total five. The freshman may be taken on some trips this year, and their work will be eagerly watched in connection with next year's chances.
Student Marries Denver Man
The marriage of Laura Henry, c23,
to George W. Heage of Denver took
until 4 o'clock. Dr. Frank Herron
Smith from Japan officiated at
the residence of Dr. Frank Cline, Mr.
and Monsieur Horge left for Tucksville
Maryland. The Caper Publishing Company. The bride's home is Lecompton.
Send the Daily Kanzan home.
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Registrar Announces Scholarship Rating
**Painting**
Migra Nu (Medical).
Migra Epsilon (Professional Geology)
Migra Sigma (Professional Chem.)
Phi (Professional Medical)
Phi Bla Pi (Professional Med-Surg Tau)
Phi Alpha (Professional Eng-
nu Mu Alpha (Professional Eng-
nu Tau)
Phi Alpha (Professional Engineer)
Alpha Sigma (Pledge Soc. of
Nu Sigma Nu).
Alpha Tau (Honorary Dra-
phi Delta Chi (Pharmacy and
Nu Sigma Nu).
Tryouts are in order; teams will soon be formed;
fast men will make it ahead of slow ones
—it All depends on the Shoes
"BEACON FALLS"
full suction Shaes are the speediest made—
THE
QUESTION?
Fischer's Shoes Are Good Shoes
The Season is On!
BELL'S
OTTO FISCHER
THEN HEAR
-ATt These rare works are used as inspirations, serve as ideal models and according to Professor Ketchum, they are the best collection for practical design. The most important designs may be used for wall paper, drapes, and all manner of stuccling.
POPPIN'
"I'M GOIN' TO ASK HER NOW"
National Fraternities
Acadia
Fla. Theta Pl.
Delita Delta
Germantown Delta
Fla. Delta Theta
Fla. Delta Theta
Fla. Delta Theta
Kappa Sigma
Tulsa
Sienna Nu.
Kappa Alpha
Fla. Kappa Po
Kappa Phi
Kappa Omega
Sigma Alpha Equil
Tau Omega
Polarized (Colored)
Alpha Kappa Gamma
Alpha Kappa Gamma
Sigma Kappa
Gamma Theta
Gamma Phi Beta
Gamma Phi Beta
Alpha N Delta
Alpha N Delta
Gamma Phi Gamma
Pi De Phi Phi
Pi De Phi Phi
Alpha Kappa Alpha (Colored)
New Song Hit by Saunders & McCurdy
813 Mass. Strezt
Abeko 91
Abbott Volunteer Band 92
Alumnum 93
Pershing Square 94
Pierce Club 88
The Lambda Sigma (Presbyterian)
Basis Society (Catholic Girs) 88
Manorah School (Jewish) 88
Philip IU 91
Philippine Students 92
Armeni 93
Senior Medicine
100.00
Senior Hosp. Clin. (Classical)
95.51
Senior Law
95.51
Junior Medicine
95.14
Senior Medicine
95.14
Senior Medicine
92.50
Junior Law
92.50
Senior Law
96.44
Sophomore Medicine
86.44
Sophomore Medicine
86.44
Senior Law
86.44
Senior Engineering
80.00
Special Pine Art
74.51
Sophomore College
70.51
Sophomore College
70.51
Sophomore College
70.51
Sophomore College
70.51
Junior Pharmacy
66.17
Junior Pharmacy
66.17
Junior Engineer
61.77
Aeronautics Venture
Bishopman Medical 100.1
Bishopman Medicine 100.1
Freshman Engineers 100.4
Freshman Engineers 92.30
Senior College 85.26
Senior College 85.26
Senior College 85.26
Ethanine (All Classes) 85.09
Junior College 85.50
Junior College 85.50
Junior College 84.70
Physics College 84.70
Freshman Fine Arts 85.55
Freshman Fine Arts 85.55
Senior Engineering 82.12
Senior Engineering 82.12
Neckal College 76.18
Neckal College 76.18
Freshman College 74.63
Freshman College 74.63
Neckal College 75.83
Neckal College 75.83
Non-Sorority Average
Non-Fraternity Average
Special Engineers... 59.35
Sophomore Pharmics... 35.92
Special Law... 28.14
President, Pharmacy ... 27.27
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89.71 **Board**
W, X W, C A First Club
W, C Magazine Group
Meadow Staff
Dawn Kanan Staff
W, Y W, C Cabinet.
B2.12 **Cabinet**
W, Y W, C Lawyer Board
B2.12 **Lawyer Board**
Sour Owl Board
C B A A Student Council
M's Student Council
Rod Clinton W
88.72 **Massage Organizations**
Girl's Glee Club
B2.13 **Broadway**
Girls Glee Club
B2.13 **Broadway**
Girls Glee Club
85.32 **Dramatics, Debuting, Literary C**
Quill Club
60.83 **Teams**
Independence (Haw)
68.81 **Music**
Class Societies
02.37 Baseball
02.38 Basketball
04.11 Truck
04.55 Football
92.16 Commercial Club 6
92.17 University Club 6
92.18 Torch (Bomb) 6
92.19 Torch (Bomb) 6
92.19 Howe Zoology Club 6
92.19 Howe Zoology Club 6
92.19 Entomological Club 6
92.19 Entomological Club 6
92.19 Entomological Club 6
92.19 Thick Helmet (Bomb) 6
92.19 Thick Helmet (Bomb) 6
92.19 Pharmaceutical Society 6
92.19 Pharmaceutical Society 6
Women Medics to Hold Election of Officers
The Woman's Medical Association will hold election of officers tonight in Robinson Gymnasium, Room 104 at 7:15 o'clock. There will also be a discussion on "The Responsibility of the Physician to Society."
The association was organized last year primarily for the women of the medical department, but the most interested women who are interested in that work.
In Austria only one person in 1800 ever attends university.
3 New Stencils Shown Axacuteckule There is on exhibition in the East wing of the Administration building a collection of Japanese setchells of the W. B. Thayer collection, that are made of marble. The different models were selected from the collection of Hugo Mieho, of Munich, the Frank Lloyd Wright collection of Chicago, and from the Dean collection, also in Chicago. Some of the prints are one hundred years old, and are still well preserved. These prints have delicate process known only to the Japanese. They are made of mulberry paper soaked in persimmon juice, which stains them and gives the paper a consistency like leather. The designs are cut with a very sharp knife that has made possible amusing reconstructions. And are pasted together with very fine network of human hair knotted loosely.
Rare Japanese Stencils On Exhibition in East Ad
NEW STENCILS SHOWN
Doctor Devine, of New York City will speak to the students of Socin Sciences at Fraser Chapel, Wednesdays at 10 a.m. A clock on the subject of Social Service.
LOST—Phi Gam pin at McCook field.
Reward. Call 444. 54-2-198
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Genuine Stock Investments
Remember the
Jim the Burglar: "What would you say if I was to blow your head off for not telling me where your home is?" Joe the Joker: "Not a word, sir—not a word."
A gloomy, rainy afternoon
is always a good
time to take your
date to
Prices from 35c to $1.25
A large stock of splendid
wool hose too.
The Oread Cafe
where you can spend a pleasant hour and keep out of the weather.
"Bricks"
Standing four square on our policy of reliable goods only, we proclaim in the midst of the advertising price baits being thrown out so liberally that there isn't a better sock for the money than the following lines—every one of which has won its reputation for genuine service for many years back.
Junk man—
After Christmas
He generally
Reaps a harvest
Of those useless
Gifts that are
Pretty but Punk—
But you'll never find
Anything bearing the
Ober label in the junkman's
wagon
AVOID THE RUSH
Make RESERVATIONS Today
for the
Fellowship Dinner
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Friday Evening
We are Knocking the Prices Out of the High Cost of Education
A visit to our stores will convince you that a dollar will go much farther now than before these Reductions.
Rowlands College Book Store
14th and Ohio Streets
Rowlands Annex
1237 Oread Ave.
SPECIAL
$2.50 and $3.00
DRESS SHIRTS
for
$1 65
Every Shirt on Sale