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DECEMBER 20,1917.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Daily Varsity-Freshmen Fights Bring Out Good Material for Basketball
Although Coach Hamilton has made no attempt to pick a squad from the host of candidates who have been reporting every afternoon for basketball practice, he has had an excellent chance to get a line on the men from their play in the Varsity-Freshman scrimmages and those players who have been showing the best form in the league to represent the Crimson and Blue against the Camp Funston soldiers here January 10.
Outlook for Other Conference Teams Poor—Kansas' Chances Bright
Kansas prospects are probably as good as those of any other Valley team, with the possible exception' of Missouri, where a veteran team will represent the school. Both the Ames and Kansas Aggies have been greatly weakened on account of the win and fatigue that follows, but they return to school. The Jayhawker forces will have to be built around Captain Dutch Uhrlaub and Scrubby Laslett. Uhrlaub was chosen as forward on the second all-Valli selection last year and Laslett was one of the scrappiest guards in the conference, and with these veterans as a nucleus, Coach Hamilton is excited that he quintet that will give the other Valleys a fight for the conference title.
Uhrlaub, who was shifted to guard when practice began several weeks ago, has returned to his old position at forward and it is likely that the team will be back in the season. The other forward is a tosup, with Miller, Bunn, Fearing, Lonborg and Keeler as the leading candidates for the position. Miller is a good goal shooter and Burn and Fearing are the best squads for the squad. Mathews has the edge on the job at center although Hoeikvam is press him closely. Davis and Stephenson have been alternating as Scrabby Lasley's running mate while Knochen and Knoles are other guards who are seen showing up well.
K. U Students Will Entertain
The K. U. Dickinson County Club will entertain the seniors of the county high schools at Abilee, January 4. They will present college life in the "K. U. Follies" in addition to discussing the Permanent Income Amendment. Last year the Dickinson County Club gave a banquet for IH high school enrollment, R.I. City administration of journalism spoke. The senators and representatives, the K. U. Alumni, and the high school faculties will also be guests of the club.
Live topics have been submitted to the members of the senior class of the School of Law in the Contest of the State Bar Association. Papers must be in by January 10. The topics are Suspended from the School of Law prior to the Submarine in International Law," and "Civil and Military Jurisdiction in Time of War."
Get your Christmas cards at Carroll's.—Ady
Christmas candy at Carroll's.—Adv
Pocket knives at Carroll's.—Adv
Phi Delta Kappa Initiates
With our large assortment and colors of candies we are able to help your carry out any color scheme in the Christmas events. Wiedeman—Adv.
Phi Delta Kappa inintes
Phi Delta Kappa, honorary education
Taternity held an initiation service
Bray Glykeson, of Burlingame, Dale Melnbruch of Fairview, Paul Moser and J. A. Blair of Lawrence, were initiated.
Six new members were elected to the Dramatic Club at the trystones held last Thursday night. There were seventeen who tried and out of the six who succeeded. Burt Cohman, Nadine Blair, Ruth Botbottom, and Hasselat Clark
Several more members will be
placed at the tryout next Thursday
event.
If in doubt what to send either he or she for Christmas, we have a big assortment of our own candies as well as other special McNees' and Elmus, Wiedeman-Adv.
We make our own candies and ice cream and are able to make almost anything you will want for Christmas. Wiedeman - Adv.
Send the Daily Kansan home.
We have a large assortment of individual moulds and bricks for ice cream--see us when planning your parties. Wiedman—Adv.
Get him a pipe or cigar holder at 'arrroll's—Adv.
Plymouth—a good friend of K. U. . . . . . Ady.
Golf bags at Carroll's.—Adv.
Plymouth—a good friend of K. U.
—Adv.
Christmas cards, they are new. Carroll's—Adv.
Magazine subscriptions at Carroll's. Adv.
Plymouth—a good friend of K. U.
—Adv.
Order McNish's arecreted distilled water. Phone 198...Adv.
Smoker's stands and ash trays at Carroll'.—Adv.
Plymouth—a good friend of K. U.
-Adv.
= GIFTS =
OF MERIT
—from Johnson & Carl
are more than appreciated-
Sweaters...$2.50 to $12.50
Fur Caps...$5.
Reefers...$1.00 to $6.
Lounging Robes.$4. to $15.
Shirts...$1. to $10.
Palamas...$1.50 to $3.50
Suits ... $17. to $35.
Overcoats ... $17. to $35.
Rain Coats ... $5. to $27.50
Club Bags ... $7.50 to $25.
Suit Cases ... $3. to $25.
Hats ... $3. to $6.
GLOVES
HANDKERCHIEFS
COLLAR BAGS
TOQUES
NECKWEAR
More than a thousand patterns to choose from-
50c to $2.50
VISIT US TODAY
We batted 1,000—in the Red Cross "Drive" Join Today-
According to the custom of suspending the date rule before the Christmas holidays, the executive council of the W.S.G.A. has declared the date rule off tonight.
Students' Special
Katherine Reding President.
We will clean and press your suit or overcoat for $1.00 until Dec. 24th
Varsity Cleaners Shoes Shined 5c
VARSITY CAFE
Strictly Home Cooking Served
In First Class Style
Chili (big bowl)...10c
Meals ...30c
Hot cakes and coffee. ...10c
One-fourth home made pie. ...5c
LANDER
THE JEWELER
Makes Watches Run Right
917 MASS. ST.
Chafing Dishes and Casseroles
LAST YEAR'S PRICES
KENNEDY & ERNST
826 Mass. Phone 341
Electric Shoe Shop
Successor to B. S. B. Forney
EXPERT SHOE REPAIRS
A Trial Will Convince
J B. Lowell, Proof 1017 to Man
Give Him
A Muffler!
The Red Cross First!
One of these Silk or Silk Knitted Mufflers is sure to meet with approval as a Christmas Gift! They are sensible, and our large variety of styles and color schemes offer the best of selection. $1.00 to $5.00
the store of a thousand useful Gifts.
BOWERSOCK THEATRE YOUR PICTURE PALACE
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW PARAGON FILM, INC., PRESENTS The World's Biggest Motion Picture
"THE WHIP"
It is modern, it is about people of today, it has a thrill in every reel, it is clean. All men, women and children with redblood in their veins will want to see it.
One of the most spectacular pictures ever made, showing train wreck which alone cost $25,000 to produce, a Real Fox Hunt, and one of the classiest horse races ever shown in pictures.
It is the supreme offering of filmdom.
First show 7:40, Second 9:10.
Admission and war tax 17 cts.
Admission and war tax 11 cts.
(NOTE—This picture has been running in the eastern cities at prices ranging from 50c to $2.00)
For Line Party Reservations Call Bell 10.
Before You Leave—Get Your Date FOR THE FIFTEENTH ANNUAL JUNIOR PROM
From 8:15 o'clock until 2:00 o'clock, that is the time set for the JUNIOR piece orchestra will begin playing those Jazz time melodies at 8:15. There will be no grand march, as the PROM is going to be very in demand, and start at the first strain of Haley's harmony producers. The informality of the
from high standard which Managers Ray Iemphill and Warren Woody have set for the party.
They are selling Tickets: Ray Hemphill, Warren Woody, Lynn Hershey, Joe Mahin, Herbert Mee.
Friday, Jan. 11, Robinson Gym
Corti, that fellow that simply makes his saxaphone moan with melody, will be with Haley at the Prom. Besides these there will be another saxaphone, traps, and xylophone, trombone, banjo. French horn, something new but sure is good.
Haley, with seven other real honest-to-goodness musicians will furnish the music for the dancing. "Doc" Benenzy who plays the violin for Haley will make the Prom, his last party at K. U. for some time at least. He has enlisted in the army service and will soon leave for active service.
The refreshments will be served in three courses and Haley's orchestra will play while you eat. There will be dancing between courses.
Open to all K. U.—$1.50 the Person
American flags will be used in the decorations and the red, white and blue colors will be used throughout the decorations. The programs will be crimson and blue with gold lettering. Every effort is being put forth to make the PROM the classiest party of the school year and still keep within the
limits which the present time demands.
They are selling Tickets: Harold Hobart, George Nettels, Roland Hill, Herschel Washington, Registrar's Office.
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