THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
HIGH SCHOOL CAGERS TO MEET IOLA HERF
First "After the Flu Bar"
Basketball Game Will be
Played Saturday
The calling off of the local fuis at midnight on Friday night on every thing except dances has caused Coach Book Woodward to arrange to play the Lawrence High School basketball game with Iola High School at 7:30 o'clock Saturday night in Haskell Gymnasium instead of Friday night in the Ottawa University gymnasium at Ottawa.
Coach Woodward got in touch with the Iola High School athletic authorities last night over the long distance telephone and completed the arrangements for holding the game in Lawrence instead of Ottawa. The principal reason for playing the game is that it will be a basketball game, in Lawrence this week. The Kansas team does not have a game while the Haskell Indiana play the Kansas City Athletic Club five Saturday night.
The changing of the plans to play the game in Lawrence has caused the cancellation of orders for a special train to carry the enthusiastic Lawrence High school rooters to Ottawa. More than 200 Lawrence rooters had signed up to take the trip with their undefeated team.
The Lawrence basketters scrimgam-
ed with both the Kansas Varsity second string man and also the freshman team in Robinson gymnasium last night, both scrimgames being hotly contested. The Lawrence team will scrimgame with the Haskell Indians at Haskell tonight.
Library Trustees Will Drive for $2,000,000
New York, Feb. 26—Ten regional meetings of library trustees in various sections of the country have been arranged by the American Library Association in furtherance of its drive today. It was announced here today.
Uphold Ohio Referendum In Brief to Supreme Court
Meetings have been arranged including Kansas City or Topeka March 27.
The fund will be devoted toward extending the service of the library to the 60 million persons it is esti-
mated to have no access to good reading matter.
Washington, Feb. 26—The state of Ohio in a brief file with the supreme Court of the United States today upheld the legality of the referendum last November by which voters approved an oath-taking amendment was withdrawn.
The position taken is that action of the Ohio legislature in ratifying the amendment was not complete until a vote on the bill was complete ple of the state by a referendum.
The following story from the Evening Missourian shows that the M. U. women are interested in their school's balleem, even if they did beat Kunasa.
Coach Meanwell found two girls sitting consplically alone on the top entrance steps to the gymnasium at 5:30 o'clock Wednesday evening.
"I think girls who have this much school ped ought to have three feet of seating space in the best part of the house," he said.
are gained entrance for the two girls who seated in the most coveted location, relieved their hunger by the sand-wishes brought in by the women's club. The bison was billed in Doctor Messwell's office. One had to be not merely on time, but hours ahead of time to see the fliers "eat 'em up."
Williamette University women's glee club is the first female organization to make extended trips for the publicity of the University.
Billboards Disapproved By Shea—"Would Remove"
They're here because they're here,
because they're here.
That is all that can be learned about the nearly-deleted bulletin boards at the entrance of the camper trailer, some of which are some leapling, and some are down.
"I if I had my way," said John M. Shea, superintendent of buildings and grounds. "I would tear them down. I do not know who has been to them." It has been an old time custom to have them there. That is all I know about them".
K. U. MEN WEIGH LESS DUE TO INFLUENZA
War and "Flu" Blamed for Weakened Physical Condition
In giving physical examinations to 732 K. U, this men this, the University department of physical training discovered that the men who were examined did not measure up to the standards of previous years. In summing up the total weights of all men examined it was found that the average per man was five pounds less than normal.
Of the entire number of men examined 106 were found to have abnormal hearts, believed by the physical education department to be due to the effects of the flu illness which caused raging during the last few years.
The minimum height of the men examined is less than five feet; the average is five feet, eight inches; and the maximum height is six feet. five inches. There was one man who was four feet eleven inches tall; one five feet, one inch; five five feet two inches, twenty-five, five feet, eight inches; thirty-one, five feet four inches; fifty-five, five feet, ninety-one, five feet, sixteen inches; seventy-seven, seven inches, 125, five feet, eight inches; 110 five feet, nine inches; sixty-five, five feet, fifteen inches; fifty-seven, five feet, eleven inches; twenty-seven, six feet, eleven, five inches, one inch; five, six feet, two inches, one, six feet, four inches; and one six feet seven inches.
According to Dr. James Naismith the World War has had a great deal to do physically with many of the students, and the men given physical examinations fourteen were found to have been wounded and ten had been gassed.
Away, Vile Nicotine! Hearts Must Prosper
Hark to the saying of the sophist ye sufferers of nicotine. You no longer need be afraid that smoking has injured your heart permanently, it has not ceased to function correctly all your life. Your pericardial organ will again work naturally if you quit using tobacco.
This is the opinion of Dr. Glenworth R. Butler, president of the American Congress of Internal Medicine. He avens that if one who has injured his auricles and ventricles by too much inhalation of the pyridine gas will recover and also be working superbly, Dr. Butler also predicted that human hearts will be benefited by prohibition. Whether or not this be true, it is safe to assume that the progeny of tomorrow ascertain what their grandfathers took from them, they will be ready to opine that their sires were absolutely heart-less. Another phase of this important discovery is that girls must quit enephrin in order for their hearts if they cease inducing, their hearts will grow stronger and leap year will become more of an actuality.
Rail Bill is Officially Dispatched to President
No student who has not maintained a high school average of 80 per cent in all subjects prescribed for entrance can be admitted to Western Reserve University.
C. E. ORELUP, m. D. Eye, ear, nose and threat. Glass work guaranteed. Phone 445. Dick Building—Adv.
Washington, Feb. 25—The railroad bill was officially sent to President Wilson today. Speaker Gillett signed it in the house at 12:05 and at 12:22 Senator Cummins, president pro-tem of state and chief of the Senate, signed it in the senate it was then dispatched to the White House by messenger.
Wilson has already submitted a copy to the department of justice for an opinion on its constitutionality.
One student on the Hill is enrolled sa a "sepecial" in the college.
Miss Hazel Pratt, director of women's athletics, has been invited to take charge of women's athletic work at the University of California, at Berkley, during the summer session. Little has been done along that line there and Miss Pratt's work will be principally organization and pioneer work. Miss Pratt will leave sometime in June.
Women's Athletic Director To Leave for Berkeley
Your additional warm clothing requirements to finish out the winter, for you will be that much to the good next year.
BETTER BUY
Yale students evidently are tennis fans. Forty-eight new courts have been constructed this year.
Don't forget when You're taking her Home from the Glee Club Concert Next Tuesday night to stop at
S KOF S TAD S ELLING SYSTEM S
"From Lad to Dad"
The Oread Cafe "Bricks"
"Brick's is sure the ideal place for an afternoon date" we heard a fellow say today.
Foolish question as noted by the De Pawl Dawly: How many of the college women who passed the basket ball competition could pass one in Economics?
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Trinity Episcopal Church
1001 VERMONT STREET
CHAPLAIN EVAN A. E.
WARDS, RECTOR
Lent 1920
Beginning February 22nd
SUNDAYS IN LENT:
8:00 a.m. m. Holy Communion
11:00 a.m. m. Morning Prayer
and Sermon.
7:30 a.m. m. Evening Prayer
and Address.
4:00 p.m. m. Vital Talks on
Life. For students.
SATURDAYS:
10:00 a.m. m. The Holy Commun-
ation
7:30 a.m. m. 15-minute Choir
Service.
PALM SUNDAY MARCH 28th
Bishop Wise will administer the
Holy Rite of Confirmation.
HOLY WEEK:
Monday Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday; 10:00 a.m.
7:45 p.m.
GOOD FRIDAY:
10:00 a.m. m. Morning Prayer.
23:00–3:00 The Three Hours.
7:45 p.m. Stainer's "Cruci-
fixion" Service.
EASTER DAY, APRIL 4th.
6:00 a.m. m. Morning Prayer.
10:00 a.m. m. Holy Communion
Office Hours: 10:25, except Mondays
and Saturdays; 4–6 Mondays
and Fridays.
For the information
Of those fellows
Who think there
Is nothing new
In neckties
We want to
Invite them to
Get a peep at
The new "Narrow Knits"
We are showing
For Spring—
They're different—
Plain colors and black
Three fifty—
The College Day of Prayer
Will be Observe at the Plymouth Congregational Church Sunday, Feb 29, 11:00 A. M. and 7:45 P. M.
THE REV. H. C. HEREN of Wichita Will Speak Especially to College Students
AN OPPORTUNITY TO SHOW YOUR LOYALTY
Now that the fliu ban is off here is a good place to go, either 'with or without'—a date.
Annual Concert Woman's Glee Club
Under the Direction of Lila S. Wellington If the concert here is a success, the club will be allowed to take a trip over the state to
"PUT K. U. FIRST"
Tuesday, March 2
Fraser Chapel
Lawrence vs. Iola
Only Basketball in Lawrence This Week
Undefeated Lawrence Five Meets its Strongest Opponent
Haskell Gymnasium
Admission 50 cents
Saturday 7:30 o'clock