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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
SUNDAY, SEPT. 13, 1925
Many Candidates Report for Frosh Football Practice
First Workout Next Week Light but Experienced Squad Takes Fight
Field
The first call for freshman football candidates brought out about sixty-five men Saturday, according to Cochab John Bunn. The first year students are principally from Kansas but Missouri and Oklahoma are in the list.
The first workouts will be held next week and will be confined to limbing up exercises and learning some basic conditioning will put them in shape for the hard scrunches with the variety which will come a week or so later when they will be given some practice and play to work against the variety.
Noaud Isn't Heavy
The opium as a whole isn't as heavy as the fresh of last year but there are several hands in the bunch and some players have experience in college football.
The men that have signed up so far are Edmondson, Dickson, Harrison, Pertits, Scott and Parker of Lawrences; the men who have signed up so far are Grillier, Gribble of Guthrie, Olka; Paddock of Cherryvale; Bohm of Comon迪; Braidley, Brum Brand, and Taylor, Kansas City, Mo.; Jackson, Indiana; and Evan, Custall, Casting, Leenona; Jake and Joe Liberman, Caney; Leonard, Ada; Rickord, St. Joseph, Mc; Roosthal, Parnown; Baker, Lyons; Eresch, Bechtel, Fowte, Whesnail; Whitney, Whitney; Windester, Jackson, Garrett; Smith, Howard; Gannon, Cedavale,
Others Who Have Signed
Liebherr, Gordon; Lawrence, Olaine; Hage, Cordyrate; Pickrell and Joachima, Spearwick; Jeynes, McLeath Dinamore, Pooila; Riley, Wichita; Schumach, and Fuckkenett, Herro; Schumach, and Fuckkenett, Herro; Highland, Highland; Lecka, Independence, Mo.; Little, Kansas City; Holmes, Alouette; Beatty, Valley Center; Hulse, Monet, Moz, Loasman, Newlirk, Ohio; Pururo, Huron; Myers, Missouri; Marron, Hamer, Marron; Brammett, Concord; Ramsey, Jefferson City, Mo.
Franks, Caney; Taylor, Colby; Hoffman, Ulysses and White of Beloit.
Royer of Winchester weights 202 and Blair of Highland tips the beam at 208 pounds and both played tackle in high school. Haddy a backfield man was on the Dartmouth freshman team, who lost to Levi playing quarter at Sterling for three years and was an all-Kansas conference player.
Bengal Team Is Strong
But Whether Tigers Can Repeat Is a Question
Prospects of another strong football team are bright at Missouri this year, according to reports emanating from the university. The team has been sent to 53 prospective candidates for the varsity squad there and everything is in readiness to start the season.
That Missouri will put a strong team in the field this year is conceded. The Tigers always do have a repre-
sentation for the game, whether the Tiger队 of 1923 will become as strong as the aggregation of 1924. The Bengal squat last year was one of the strongest in the country, and to Nebraska.
The Tiger mentors are figuring on the Iowa State, Nebraska and Oklahoma games as the stiffest ones of their schedule, but we predict the Missourians will find another pair on the schedule about Nov. 21.
The Tigers open the season Oct. 3, with a trip to New Orleans to tackle the southern school i.e., *wife* tackle Tulane University. This is the first time the Breweries have ever tackled the southern school and it looks like a real battle will await the Valley team. Tulane had the best team in history last year, and a team that would win it. Although Tauzenschluß, one of the best quarterbacks south of the Mason and Dixon last year, is missing, Coach Clark Shanghaiess will have mother good man for the place.
Old Bengal players reporting this fall who are familiar to Jayhawk fans are Captain Sammy Whitman, backfield; Artist Craig Hoger and Carl Bacbus, ends; Lindemeyer and Stafford, tackles; Dess Richerson, guard and O'Sallwin, Stuber, Jackson, Moulder and Thomas, backs.
Rockefeller has given $420,000 toward the erection in Madrid of a physiche-chemical institute.
University Date Rules Are Made and Enforced by Women Themselve
New Students Should Become Familiar With Closing Hours for Houses
The fact that there has been much confusion during the past week concerning closing hours for dates indicates a lack of knowledge of the University date rules. The University date rules are in effect now, and new students should familiarize themselves with them.
All women students of the University are required to be in their houses at 10:30 p. m. on week nights. Closing hours are from 9:00 a.m. on nightly nights, if the women attend a dance. Otherwise at 11 p. m. on Friday and Saturday nights, and at 10 p. m. on sunny nights. Houses are on all parties minutes after the close of all parties.
On week nights, there should be no dates except from the library, when the man may accompany the woman home. They must not stop for refreshments, and the man is expected to leave when the day's schedule or dates are permissible after 4:30 p. m., but study hours begin at 8 o'clock every night.
When there are concerts or entertainments in town which are considered worth while for students, the events will be attended even if there are events and for those events only.
Jacqueline Sice, vice-president of W. S. G. A., says, "The idea of date rules is not disciplinary. They have been drawn up for the good of the student body. In the past women have lived by the rule in the spirit of the 1960s and that the student body, and we have confidence that they will do it now."
The date rule was not torced upon the women students of the University by the faculty, but was formulated and enforced by the representatives of the women students. Violators are cared for by a disciplinary committee of students. *Ap Miss Agnes Husband dean of women*, *Ap Miss Elizabeth dean of women*, *Ap Miss Elizabeth*, and as such should be regarded seriously by the women of the University*
Former officers of the German army and navy are again permitted to wear their uniforms by a decree signed by Von Hindenburg.
The government cut in appropriations for R. O, T. C, units may prevent 22 juniors who enrolled in the college to attend university from completing the course.
Appropriation Cut Hits Juniors in R. O. T. C. Work
To cut expenses, the R. O. T. C. enrolment in colleges has been limited by the government to the total enrolment of last fall, while the appropriations for carrying on the work are less than those of a year ago. The maximum enrolment of the K. U. unit will be 250 students. The issue course has not exceeded the maximum enrolment but the advanced course has gone beyond its quota by 22.
Major J. R. Cygon, professor of military science and tactics, is working on a plan which will allow us to establish our unit as possible to continue the work.
W. S. G. A. Teen is Wednesday
The first regular W. S. G. A. tea
will be held in the women's rest room
of Control Administration building at
845 Chestnut Street of Rose
Rose McCollough and Margaret Brett
will have charge.
For the ladies, a new compact or rouge. See our perfumes and toilet waters.
Barber's Drug Store
LADIES & GENTS
We reline, dress and repair coats, suits, dresses of every description. Also clean and clothes of all kinds.
Schulz the Tailor
917 Mass. St.
Between two ice Stores
Don't Forget-
We clean and block hats.
Let us freshen up that felt lid. Only 50c. Caps 25c.
We clean everything you wear but your shoes.
Lawrence Steam Laundry
10th & N. H.
Phone 383
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Druggist
847 Mass, Street
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