TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1924
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THREE
First Wing of Myers Hall Built in 1906; Growth of Religious Work Calls for More Spac
The building of Myers hall was made possible because of the friendship between Wallace K. Payne, herd of the first Bible学院 at the University of Kansas, and J. Lewis Myers of Philadelphia, Penn.
After the death of her husband,
Mrs. Mary Myers donated to Mr.
Payne enough money for the creche
he bought in 1900 had been bought in 1900 by the Women's Board of Mission of the Christian Church. The funds for the purchase of this prophet were fur-
ranted by Charles A. Beigurau, of Monline.
The first wing of Myers hall was completed in 1906. As the Bible Chair work grew, it was necessary to add a second addition was proposed by Mr. Fabre.
Money was donated by friends over the state for this addition, and it was completed in 1912. This wing provided for additional classrooms, larger library, and an auditorium with a seating capacity of 500.
The United Christian Missionary Society, which is the official organization of the Christian Church, prohses the training upkeep and resuscitation of Merys hall.
This Bitle Chair work, when begin by Mr. Payne, was the first of its kind to be done in any state unit
Alleged Swindler King Captured in Halifax; to Chicago for Trial
Leo Koretz, Known as Retired Millionaire, Disguised Only by Full Beard
Chicago, Nov. 23—Leo Koretz, in king of "sawdors" will be returned immediately to Chicago from the University of Wisconsin for sawdoring wealthy residents of New York and Chicago out of many variously estimated by two million to seven million dollars, states at home. Robert E. C爵荣 announced today.
Koretz, who disappeared in December, 1923, was captured over the week-end at Hifiix, by John S. Bare End William McSwiggin, two of Crowe's assistants. Crowe was told in a telegram from his aid, Koretz wrote a full, bulky beard, his principal disguise.
The man who gained the confidence of bankers, merchants, lawyers and retired capitalists and then, according to their charges, flee them out of millions in his great "bayam river trust of Pumman," was found living in luxury on an estate near Halifax, known as Pinnacle Hirst.
Although scores of similar "tips" had been run down without success Crove it once distanced his two as distant to Caranda. They identified the sign, and Crove had grown a heavy beard, and his submitted to arrest without protest
The arrest was made at Koretz's home, where he had been living since last March.
He had been admitted to the most exclusive society of the Canadian city, Crow's men reported. Koretz was located by a "titty" from a Chicago traveller who met and became suspicious of the "retired millionaire," as Koretz was known in Halifax.
Gridiron Star Honored
Home Town H. S.Athletic Field Christened "Grange"
Prosecutors in several branches of the courts may fight for the right to bring Korea to trial, it was indicated today but although the government is not expected to do so the income tax returns, Crowe's office is expected to try the case first.
Wheaton, Ill., Nov. 20—Three years ago, an red-bellied boy named Harold Grange used to reel off touchdowns, many of them, on the high school basketball court, and veiling that habit ever since he was a very juvenile freshman, and before.
This fall, the same "Red" Grange,
all-American halfback of the University
of Illinois, is continuing the touchdown habit to the conmunition and delight of the national football world. Furthermore, he has remained the same modest "kid" who was the hero of Whitenon.
So, here in Wheaton, when a new high school athletic field was completed recently, the village council christened it "Grange Field." The townpeople believe "End" is in the name and has ever won such a monument.
Besides the classrooms of the School of Religion, the residence of the Dean of the School of Religion, and the Bethany Circle room.
Harold expects to be in *Wheaton* again next summer, to run an ice wagon, and he'll probably "work out" on Grumme Field.
versity. Out of it has grown the religious action of various churches in many schools.
Formerly the Y. M. C. A. office was located in Myers hall, but it is now on the first floor of Fraser hall. The School of Religion is a college independent of the University. It is maintained by instructors and for instructors are provided by missionary societies of these churches.
The work of Dean S. B. Braden, head of the Bible Chair, is to offer work in the School of Religion, provide conferences with students concerning religions and personal experiences of Indian students at Haskell in a Bible study course, and hold open homes for students who may be interested. As the result of a check-up during last year's visit, we found that 165 affiliated organizations of the University used the rooms and auditorium in Myers hall, and that a total number of 1365 persons were in the building. This number was an elusive of the classes of the School of Religion and visitors to the Y. M. C. A. office.
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Every male hoo who can play a band instrument of any sort is asked to meet in hobo uniform at the Orca café Wednesday morning. Nov. 28 at the Orca café. To "herb" Lutz handmaster,
Bob Roberts, cheerleader.
Meanest Man Fools Fair Freshman Maid
The "meant man," still lives. At east so thinks one fair freshman woman, and she has ground for her belief. To explain—
Scene—a boarding club on a cool November morning, 9:30; to be exact
The telephone rings, and is answered by a sad freshman. A chancing masculine voice informs her that a group picture is to be made on them, and that "thee" are very anxious that "you" should be in the picture.
The fair mud, much elated and flustered to think that she has been asked to share in such an honour, quickly hands up the receiver, rushes upstairs and down against riveting on the HILL at exactly 10 o'clock.
But also, no group, no man, no picture-taking machine, was anywhere in sight. After searching frantically here and there for a time the freeman maid began to make inquiries of those whom she met. And all at last they realized that it was perhaps that perhaps it was just another case of a freshman being tricked.
Chicago May Pass "Javwalking" Law
(United Press)
Chicago, IL, Nov. 25—Police power to arrest and fine "jaywalkers" is the aim of certain legislation sponsored by the Chicago Safety Commission that will be pushed for passage at the next session of the legislature, according to St. Mayor, errary of the commission.
Mayer's plan is fashioned after one proposed by Police Commissioner Erright of New York. Support of the automobile clubs is being fired up for the measure. Passage of such a measure would be a challenge to the police drives against speeders, the drivers organizations point out,
According to Mayer more than 100 per cent of the fatal automobile incidents in Chicago this year have yet erupted from jawwaking. "Hid the fingerprints of somebody," the law will have to take care of them," Mayer said.
Doughnut Loy Cheers Laboring Journalists
"Wanna buy, some candy, chewing gum or doughnuts?" calls a shrill voice in the composing toom of the Daily Kansan at about 4 oclock every afternoon. Instantly the limpiex stops typewriter scrolls and "the saw ceases its shrinking, and the copy chute, which suffers a multitude of woes and consequently looks like a battered tin can after a hard fought shiny game, gets a rough needed rest Insomnia takes flight from the Kanan room where the copyreaders sleep in peace for the rest of the afternoon.
And the doughnut boy grins. He can afford to, for he always leave the Kansas with a "Sold Out" sign on his basket.
"Are they warm? What d'yn
mean getting here so late? You
musta had 'em in a ice box. I just
broke a tooth .n this one. It's frozen."
"Mamma just baked them at noon,"
"yea. 'They're still warm.'
he says, "They're still warm." Persons passing through the compound room of the Kansas after wonder at the sight of the force, boss Bob, in his new uniform, all gathered around a small boy. Little do they realize how much depends on the regular appearance of the small boy's doughnuts and his grim. When he does not come, the force is very strong. The copy chute, the copy chute, the copy chute. The entire module of the office is shaken to its core.
Tons of Salt Are Poured Daily Into Sea by Rivers
Washington, D. C. - Waters of the oceans of *c* the world are constantly becoming more salt, in the opinion of Capt. F. B. Ustinck, United States naval commander.
Rivers in all parts of the globe are daily pouring tons of salt matter into the oceans to add to that which has accumulated through the areas.
"Every year the Mississippi river, carries to the sea 88,039 tons of salt matter, taken from an area of 1,250,000 square miles," Bassett said. The writers of the St. Lawrence bring down 26,278,000 tons from an area of 1,250,000 square miles in the Colorado delivers 12,146,000 tons and the Fortune 771,000 tons.
"The total amount of salt matter carried to the sea each year by those four rivers in 143,824,500 tons, taken from 1,780,000 square miles, at the rate of from 60 to 102 tons for each square mile of area drained. An average of 963,000 tons shows 762,857 tons of salt matter per cubic mile of river water."
ANNOUNCEMENTS
All members of Wendell's Glee Club will be expected to be present at the all-University sting in the rotunda of central Administration building at
Agrees Husband, director.
All members of the mon's glee club will leave on the 6:40 interclass Wednesday morning for Kauai City and leave on the Walakah at 9:40.
Thos. A. Larremiore, director.
WANT ADS
LOST—A black cayx ring with small diamonds in center. Finder please call 1412 Blue, Makey Garrett. DR
New Fashion Magazines.—City Drug store.—Adv.
LOST—Waterman's fountain pen
with name Marjorie Austin. Fincher
please phone 1198.
DO
MISSING-8-cornered yellow gol
Waltava watch with initials S.
F. M on back. Return to 1017 Ind.
reward. No questions asked. N2
Chill—good and hot.—City Drug store.—Adv.
WANTED—Ten doorkeepers for grid-graph game, Thanksgiving.
Call Bob Sterling, 569. N25
FOR KENT — Apartments, Stucco building. Good location. Hent and water furnished. Communicate with Bex XYZ; care University Kansas.
LOST-Gold Gem visit watch, Saturday, Nov. 15, by Administration building and 1625 Edgehill. Finder please leave at Kanon office.
Pipes—All hinds—City Drug store.
Marinello Toilet Creama—City Drug store—Aiv.
WANTED—A base drum suitable for orchestra work. Will pay cush.
Call F. L. Linger, 1902, N27.
FOR SALE - Small bass drum, 24" $14.7" electrically lighted, black leatherette case. Will trade on larger drum. Call F. P. Lisiinger 1962.
DR. FLORENCE BARROWS, Osteopath Physician.
Huylers Chocolates.—City Drug store.—Adv.
Wanted. A base drum suitable for orchestra work. Will pay cash.
NO27
Donaldson's Chocolates.—City Drug store.—Adv.
LOST-A man's c舅妈 ring, green gold mounting. Gee Gee Jackson, 1134 Mins., or phone 2598. Reward. DU
DR. C. I. ALBRIGHT, Chiropractor
1101 Mass, Opposite the Court House
THE DALE PRINT SHOP
Christmas Cards.
Programs.
Professional Cards
ARDREY & ARDREY, Chiropracture, 815
Mass, St. through adjusting. Phone 642
for appointment.
900½ Mass. Phone 2327.
LAWRENCE OPTICAL CO., 1027 Mass.
Eye glasses exclusively.
Residence phone 1133.
Ollce 447 Max., phone 242.
C. E. ORELL, M. D. Specialist.
Eye, Ear, Eye, and Throat, Glass Sitting
guaranteed. Phone 415, ever Dick's Drug
Store, Lawrence, Kansas.
Pnone 225.
DRS, WELCH and WELCH, the Chiropractor Palmer graduate, X-ray Laboratory. Phine 115.
CREATI, M. PROPST, D. O., D. P. S. PALENCA,
Counsel and Foot Specialist. Called made
night or day. Office; 931-524, 293; Resid
Lawrence, Kansas. 810b, 918d and Mass
Lawrence, Kansas.
R. W. HUTCHINSON, Dentist.
House Hill, phone 355. 725 Mass. St.
Lawrence, Kansas.
in the Engraved Line should be ordered now. We also have Diaries, Portfolios, Leather Goods, Memory Books.
A. G. ALRICH
CHRISTMAS CARDS
Insist On
Wiedemann's Ice
Cream
Stationery 736 Mass. St.
R. RECHTEL, Medicine, Surgery, Osteo-
The Cream Supreme
14.
Thanksgiving.
Special Bricks for this week—
Nesselroot and Vanilla
Pineapple and HI-Life
Lime and Chocolate
Neapolitan (Strawberry-Van-
illa-Chocolate)
Butterbattatch and Orange
Pineapple
Maple Nut and Tuttii Fruits
Any other Flavor you want.
Lime
Orange
Pineapple
Grape
Cranberry
It Costs No More to Have the Best
WIEDEMANN'S PHONE 182
RENT-A-FORD Drive it Yourself 916 Mass. - - Phone 653
RENT-A-FORD
Mrs. Eva Guffin
643 R. I. St.
Phone 987
Regular Meals Every Day
special Sunday Evening Dinner
Beat Mizzou!
We will put your car in shape so it will get there.
CADILLAC ROAD CAR NIGHT AND DAY SERVICE
Every job guaranteed when it leaves our shop
EUDALY BROS.
GARAGE
PHONE 47
Sure
We'll Be
Open During
Vacation
REGULAR MEALS and SHORT ORDERS
HILLSIDE CAFE
On 9th Between La, and Ind.
GREETINGS!
This year Thanksgiving is a good deal more than a holiday by the calendar. Our blessings are many and rich; for most of us, a trial balance would show plenty to be thankful for. Our own personal chief item of thankfulness is the good will manifested to us by our customers. It is heartily reciprocated, in the greetings of the season.
Twist That Tiger's Tail
SMARTLY dressed men in the style centers of the world know there is no substitute for a Stetson.
STETSON HATS Styled for young men
The Gift Shop
Established Two Years before the University JEWELERS 735 MASS.
College men and women now keep their hair fashionably smooth
Ha well kept hair, always in place,
always trim, neatly parted, natural-
looking.
HER smooth, harous hair, dome with fashionable pliures in lines that follow closely the shape of the head. . . .
Stacomb is responsible for this new triminess, never before possible. It keeps your hair looking at air.
Stacomb
KEEN THE HAIR IN PLACE .
times just the way you want it to
time. Not cleaning and not grossy.
In jars and tubes. At all drug
and department stores.
Standard Industries, Inc. Des-
tinished 18th Street, NYC
pleased and met a free of charge a steroids
sample bottle at www.steroids.com
Why Don't You Come in and See for Yourself?
If you are open to conviction and willing to be shown, come into our store and we will explain our systematic payment plan to you and show you how easy it really is to buy anything in our stock on credit. Especially is it to your advantage right now, with Christmas only a few weeks away.
Sole agents for Rockwell Patience and
Cordova Leather, Look for the undefined.
SOL MARKS & SON
K. U. JEWELERS
817 ST. BASE, MN
Thanksgiving Turkey Moulds
What is more appropriate for Thanksgiving than
INDIVIDUAL MOLDS?
Phone your orders in early so that we can have time to make them up and give you—
Real Service and Prompt Delivery
Kaw Valley Creamery
Phone 826