UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Music Style Review for Spring "1914" Musie On Thursday night, April 2nd. at eight o'clock we will open house to display the latest FASHIONS and MODES in men's apparel. We invite you to be our guest for the evening. No goods will be sold. Johnson & Carl Music Music STUDENT UNION NEEDS ALL PLEDGE MONEY (Continued from page 1) McCurry, G. D. McEilhenny, H. P. Mfadden, N. Norton H. McKean, Jea A. McKone, E. Mowry, L. O. Northrup. S. B. Nelson, H. L. Newby, Verne T. Newton, A. C. Nicole, A. J. Nigg, L. E. Nofsinger, R. H. Norrick, H. E. Nottingham, F. L. Nutting, M. J. Nystrom, A. F. Oiney, J. W. Orton Tom O'Neal, C. M. Patterson, H. W. Paul, W. R. Pickering, C. J. Poirier, Fred W.松, Jr., Orrin T. Potter, L. R. Potwin, K. W. Pringle, A. K. Rader, V. S. Rader, D. M. Rankin, Fred W.松, Jr., Orrin T. Potter, R. A. Reynolds, C. E. Richardson, I. R. Briggs, C. A. Ritter, C. R. Roberts, J. B. Rogers, A. M. Root Jr., T. B. Root, Paul Ross, E. C. Roswurm, Runmel, H. Rumsfield, O. H. Huth, L. W. Rutherford H. C. Simpson. Leland C, Schmitter, C. W, Schroeder, J. L, Sellers, A, Seavillah, C. F, Sloan, C. I, Smith, C. H, Smith, E. W, Smith, Errett G, Smith, Lawrence Smith, Lester L, Smith, Lewis B, Smith, Robert Smith, William A. Smith, Rachel Smith, M. L, Marhin, F. W, Sterns, D. W, Stiles, J. E, Stillwell, N. F, Strachan, C. E, Strickland, G. E, Strong, C. B, Skyes. T. T, Taylor, Jr., F. C, Thomas, V. H, Turkington, A. B, Underwood, G. Van Der Lap, Ed Van der Vries, G. H, Van Dijk, Ed Van Drijk, Veatch, G. W, Von Schrills, W. J, Waite, James K. Walker, Roy M. Walker, A. H, Wallack, H. N, Wallis. M. H. Warren, I. H. Waqch, E. M. Welch, C. E. Welsh, L. E. Weltmer, H. H. Wentworth, L. H. Whiteside, F. E. Whitten, W. G. Whitten, E. T. Wible, A. Wickert, A. H. Wieters, S. G. Williams, C. E. Williams, H. S. Willson, W. Wingart, G. H. Yeokum, R. A. Young, J. P. Zemer. WEATHER MAN MAY STOP VARSITY GAME Mud on Diamonds Will Probably Cause Postponement of K. C. A. C. Game The game between the Kansas City Athletic Club and the Varsity baseball team, scheduled for tomorrow may be called off because of the muddy condition of McCook field. Manager Hamilton made a tour of inspection of the field this morning and found the baselines and battery box a mass of mud. Unless the sun and wind get busy this day, the ball will be called off. Manager Hamilton will inspect the field again late this afternoon and decide whether the Kansas City team can meet the Jayhawkers. The game probably will be postponed until Saturday or next week. The rain and mud has kept the Varsity baseball men from practice and a game tomorrow probably won't be able to run until unfit for a contest. The Varsity men will get down to real work as soon as the mud on the diamonds is dry and will be ready for the opening game with William Jewell next week. HASH HOUSE LEAGUERS MUST BE AT MEETING (Continued from page 1.) of the teams shall agree before the game the number of innings to be played. In case a disagreement or the drop to 7, shall be considered an official game. Report of Games **Report on games** **Rule 1.** The manager of the winning team shall report the result of the game to the Daily Kansan before noon of the following day; games played on Friday or Saturday to be reported before Monday noon. The report shall also contain a list of participants. Rule 1. Division championships shall be decided on a percentage basis. In case of a tie, a game shall be played between the teams that have the same average to decide the championship. Rule 2. The League championship rule 3. A game between the division champion and the winner of Championship Rule 3. In case any team withdraws from the League before it has played all its scheduled games all games unplayed or played by that team shall be declared forfeited to its opponent. I is the abbreviation for iodine, following in a chemistry exam. "I can dissolve in alcohol but not in water." - Wisconsin Sphinx. Send the Daily Kansan home. DETWILER RECEIVES NEW INJURY TO LEG While Harnessing A Bad Mule Football Captain Is Kicked-Result Not Serious Captain John Detwiler, of the Varsity football team, was kicked by a mule on the Detwiler farm near Smith Center, last week and injured on his left leg. The kick bruised the wound which Detwiler received in the Drake game and although the new goalkeeper had been to the recovery of the wound, Detwiler was harnessing the mule when its feet went astray. Captain Detwiler was operated on in February for an injury in his left leg. The leg is slowly improving and, unless the recent injury proves serious, Detwiler will be in the game next fall. It is a true story of a Russian Jew who escapes to America from Russia, having been imprisoned there because he resented the slaughter of his father by the Cossacks. Don't miss this picture which is being shown at the Grand today and to those few people in Lawrence because of the inability of the managers of the theatre to raise it under the present law. This is quite unusual and lower than it has been anywhere. -Adv. A Boy and the Law A Boy and the Law The students of the University of Kansas see this picture which has been endorsed so enthusiastically by the educators of many cities, both east and west, where it has been shown. INTER-FRATERNITY LEAGUE SEASON 1014 Freshie—Will you go canoeing with me? Soph girl—Sorry, but I can't swim—Wisconsin Sphinx. 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PAN-HELLENIC LEAGUE The Lawrence Fashion Show Thursday Evening, 8:00 p.m. Not only is this a display of all the newest styles in Spring Merchandise, but also a Musical Event that will be remembered for many a day. Practically every bit of talent in Lawrence is engaged for this evening. So be sure and come and be the guest of Messrs. Weaver, Peckhams, Pierce, Starkweather, Fischer, Winey & Underwood, Obers, Robertson & Strachan University Book Store, Wiedemann Skofstad, Innes Bullene, Ericksen, Bell Brothers, Phillips and Newmarks. Inspiring to The Young Man are the stories of achievement in Civil Engineering Graduates of the School of Engineering of the University of Kansas have had an important part in many of the modern marvels of engineering work, from the carrying through of the greatest irrigation projects to the planning and construction of the unique sea-going railroad on the Florida Keys. Address Vocation Editor UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Lawrence, Kansas OPENING BASEBALL GAME Kansas vs K.C.A.C. Postponed Until Saturday Admission 25c. Student Tickets Good 3:45 p. m. Grand Stand Cushion Seats 15c