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THURSDAY, OCT. 1, 1925
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THREE
World Peace Body Opens Conference in Washington
Delegates Comprise Larges International Gathering in Washington Since 1921
Washington, Oct. 1—The twenty third conference of the interparti-
mary Union convened here today, the largest international gathering in the national capital since the Washington disarmament conference here
(United States)
Composed entirely of members of national parliaments throughout the world, bound together for the achievement of international peace, its session was opened by Secretary of State Kellogge and Senator William B. McKinley, of Illinois, president of the House of Representatives, in the hall of the House of Representatives.
More than 275 foreign delegates and 90 American delegates were present for the meeting which will continue until October 7.
After the reply to the addresses of welcome by Baron Theodor Abelsward of Sweden, president of the council, today's sessions were to be devoted to presentation and discussion of the report of Dr. Christian L. Lange of Norway, secretary-general of the union.
Prominent Statesmen Attend
Among the widely foreign delegates
attending the conference are former
Chancellor Joel-Karl Wirth of Germany,
Pam Luke, Lord presiding secretary,
delegates. Sir Robert Horne, Sir Arthur
Shirley Been, Maj. Gen. Newton
J. Moore, F. W. Petch-Lewrance,
N. A. Becurley of Canada, Pierre
Rennaud and Fernand Merlin of
France, Ger. Richard Mulishy of De-
legates. Sir Wilfred Winter with Houghton of
Holland.
Kansas Senator Is Delegate
Besides Senator McKinley, the American group includes Senators Swanson of Virginia, Curtis of Kansas, Robinson of Arkansas, and Representatives Burroughs of Wisconsin, Oldfield of Arkansas, Baker of California, and Connally of Texas.
Interest in the conference centers on the Saturday session when former Secretary of State Elkhur Root will present her report on confirmation of international law.
Tomorrow's afternoon session will be devoted to discussion of Senator Swanson's report on the Pan-American Union. Other subjects on the agenda include: The development of international law, the rights and duties of nations, outwury of war, economic and financial questions embracing European problems and problems of national minorities, control of dangerous drugs, reduction of armaments and demilitarized zones, the present crisis in the parliamentary system and its possible remedies.
Coolidge to Entertain
The United States Government and delegation have made elaborate preparation for entertainment of the foreign visitors, including a White House reception by President Coolidge on Tuesday and a state bureau given that evening by Secretary Kellogg, who is expected to be followed by a pilgrimage to the home and tomb of George Washington at Mount Vernon.
Besides a $50,000 congressional appropriation for the Union's conference and use of the House chamber granted by this government, the American group is paying all expenses of the former office and is on their arrival at New York to the departure at Nigraba Falls on Oct. 11.
Root Presents Resolution
The draft resolution on codification of international law drawn by Eihu Root, and around which the chief conflict of the conference is expected to center, follows;
Root Presents Resolution
"While greeting with satisfaction the labors undertaken by the committee of experts called together by the League of Nations to indicate the progress of progressive codification, nevertheless we consider that the best method to follow would be in establishing a general and constructive plan for such codification, based on the progress made so far, with a view to finding the fundamental conditions of the regime of peace to be instituted between the nations, to providing for the judicial settlement of disputes which constitute a threat to security, if necessary, of methods of execution and sanction.
"And invite the committee for the study of juridical questions to present proposals for this purpose to a forthcoming conference of this Union.
"These proposals would eventually be submitted to an international conference of nations called for the purification of international law, the confiscation of international law."
Examination of Budget Brings Desired Results
Operation of the budget system has kept public expenditures, down and facilitated rapid retirement of the public debt, Brig. Gen. H. M. Lord, director of the budget, says in his annual report.
"Many of the economies reported may seem trivial, but a large number of small individual economies continued year after year produce sub-states that do not receive "Moreover, the habit of saving required by the practice of small economies develops in the government employee an alertness and initiative that will detect larger waste of goods." (Bloomberg) That evokes means of eliminating them."
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Kappa Phi will hold a business meeting at 7 o'clock this evening, Oct. 1, 1925, at First M. E. church. Al members urged to be present.
Juanita Kirkham. Publicity chairman
WANT ADS
LOST-Shoffer Lifetime lifetime per bearing name, Chester E. Kahn
also gabaridle topeat. Call Chester
Kohn, Tel. 1949 R. O4
Parke & Tilford Chocolates, City Drug Store.
Learn the Charleston--DeWatteville.
ROOMS for boys, single beds, two dollars per week. 1725 Ohio. O2
FANTED—Responsible student to organize and manage selling crew at football games. New proposition, fast
Snappy Fall Suitings
SCHULZ THE TAILOR
917 MASS. ST.
Our Specialties
Sandwiches—Chil Home Made Pies
GEORGE'S LUNCH
First Door North Varsity
Theater
Nighthawk Hours
Owl Service
FOR RENT—Front room on second floor to elderly lady. 1339 Ohio. 1712. OU
seller, unlimited profits. Write at once for details. Jay Farrell, 1222 N. Stite B., Chicago, Ill. O4
WANTED—A girl roommate in nicely furnished room with sleeping porch at 1106 Ohio. Call 1572 White.          05
FOR RENT-Three new Garages,
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LOST-Kappa Alpha Theta Pin between Fraser and Adri, Myrtle Baldridge, Engraving on the back,
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Susiene Pipes—Factory Distributors. City Drug.
FOR RENT—Nice, large furnished room for girls at 1333 Ky. St. 02
LOST—Three-yard linen tablecloth
SEASON
FOOTBALL
TICKET
4 K. U. Home Game
POR RENT - Two strictly modern furnished rooms for boys, Closet to University. 945 Aln. Phone 2750 W. 04
A Saving of $2.50
Season Tickets Include
Missouri Game
See the Kansas Aggies, Drake
the Oklahoma Aggies and the
Missouri Tigers battle with the Jay-
ahower Super-Sixes.
however is a short ride from K, C
p train, interurban, but by motor car
over a wonderful concrete bridge in the
big great arena in idleness of time. And
motor car stadium in idleness of time. And
KRAFT—Club for boys. $8.50 per week. Where food and service are excellent. 19 West 14th. 65
Tickets for the Kansas Angels, Drake and Oklahoma Aricanapolis are priced at $49.00, each of which totals a $800.00; but the season tickets are priced at $175.00 at once. And you are getting the big choice of tickets.
Fountain Pen repairing.—City Drug.
$6
FOR RENT-Oct.1. 4 room cot-tage near stadium. Phone 127.
Book Mail Draft or Money Order Now.
Send bank drafts or money orders at once
or send them in a sealed envelope.
Postage paid. Address Dr. Barcus.
University Law, Kansas, University
Lawrence, Kansas
Games Called at 2 o'Clock;
Over at 4:30
The opening game is next Saturday with a strong opponent. Be ready with your season's reserved seats,
Over at 4:30
First Game With Oklahoma Aggin Next Saturday!
between 800 New York and Louisiana Street. Phone 565. 05
RADIO SET—Coast to coast range.
Two tube Creslos, equipped with loud speaker, tubes, and batteries.
PROTCH
The College Tailor
SEE the KOLLEGE KOMPACTS in Windows
Containing powder and rouge are
$1.50
Doubles
A Strap Watch
Wear one for one week and you will wonder how you ever got along without it. See them.
Containing powder only are
$81.00
ED W. PARSONS
Jeweler
725 Massachusetts, St.
WANTED—To care for children after-
mores and evenings. Infants
especially. Good references. 1240
I-2 New York. O6
LATE '21 Ford coupe in good running order. Bob Jenks, phone 334.
who are wise and would keep peace with that best girl back in the home town will get her a KOLLEGE KOMPACT.
Innes Hackman & Co.
Courtesy-Quality-Value
Boys, it's a great idea! She'll think of you every time she powders her nose—that's often enough, now isn't it?
Dictionaries
Think how proud she would be to carry this little token bearing the seal and colors of Kansas University —your school!
MARCELLING 50c, shampooing 50c.
Address 1015 Ky. Phone 2775. F1
You should be careful in selecting a dictionary that you get one that is authoritative. We carry the two lines that you can depend upon, the G. & C. Merriam, and the Funk & Wagnals.
Will sell or trade for typewriter.
1121 Ohio. O2
And Because of Its Student Drivers
1. Safety
2. Service
3. Nominal Rates
4. Student Drivers
Why Use The Yellow Cab?
Twenty-five cents out of every dollar goes to help educate some student. All drivers are K. U. students.
Phone 711
The Freshmen
回
University Book Store
Harl H. Bronson, Prop.
803 Massachusetts Street
Singles
Phone 1923
THIS IS HIKING SEASON
--and you can save money on your outfit at the
YATES OUTING STORE
We carry a full line of Hiking Bools, Breches, Sweaters and Ladies' Boots and Knickers; Gents' Furnishings and Gym Suits.
Now Playing
706 Mass.
Zane Gray's "WILD HORSE MESA"
Don't Forget the Place
YATES OUTING STORE
Ladies' Hiking Boots, Moocasia Toe=$5.50
BOWERSOCK
PRICES
Mat. 10-40c
Eve. 10-50c
SHOWS
Mat. 2:00
Eve. 7:30, 9:00
Mack Sennett Comedy "SNEEZING BEEZERS"
VARSITY Now Cracking With Laughter HAROLD LLOYD in "THE FRESHMAN"
Comedy—Harry Langdon in "Remember When"
ORPHEUM
Now Playing
REGINALD DENNY in
"CALIFORNIA STRAIGHT AHEAD"
DAILY KANSAN WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
S--P--E--C--I--A--L Dress Event Friday and Saturday $17.00
Fifty new chic dresses, Satin Crepes with flares and fur trim, beautiful dresses in all wool Charmonnettes, also with flares and inverted front pleats in one and two piece fashions. All well made and a wide range of colors.
An opportunity that you have not been offered every day.
?
"Snide" Miller did. Got to readingHume (or was it Humor?) over in the library Friday night and forgot the heavy date entirely. Neveragain, says Snide, firmly attaching his absent mind to a neat little memo book and a bright new Ever-sharp. Take a riffed tip from us and get yourself the same.
From you to a month's allowance