DAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1924
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Week of Official Football Practice Produces Results Pre-Student Spirit is Right Team Will Be a Winner," Says "Potys" Clark on Outcome
be first week of practice under official tutelage of Coach "Potey" All has produced such results as to
high hopes in the hearts of Kansan to the outcome of the present ball season.
captain "Hal" hurt is still hitting line like a batting run, carry; he owl for consistent gloves with nylon gloves and has been tearing before being all of his "spare Eau" place kicking from various distreses within the fifty yard line. Cordura **is** that he will be a potential during the season within these son **s**.
dechardt "Os" Zuber has been pummeled a solid hit of ball, and though only a winger would win the playoff, he dinned on the team this year. His kicks are between 30 to 40 yards.
Zuber Shows Up Well
with Walters has been calling the insignia for the most part during the the other berth. He is showing signs of sickness and absiveness, the main food general and broken runner.
Wath Hodges and Hart, ballfuchs, adapt at snagging passes as well toll, picking the holes on line plays,ley Lindley and Edwin Courter, have shown good form in carry. Dixte boll.
anche field has been muddy during and last half of the week, so the play-prohave not had a fair chance todemote truly their ability. With of gifted good warmth, however,dressed in yellow jacket by Oct. 4, when the season'simmer will be played, with the Okale-maria Aggie aggregation.
T "Potsy" Predicts Record.
"Pony's Prison" *nebbla*
fertig! the students get back en-
gaged in the work and the end of the section we will wangle up a record of
Coke, of which anyone might to see
"And," commented "Pots" on the Daybreak. Last year we did not have to support we should have had, up the bout the middle of the season, but Falla that "the 'girl' 'shit' backing the race" was wonderful.
With a husky yearling squad 1
I them plenty of real opposition, need a fighting spirit to carry them the righthreat spots, and with a untrust student body behind them, it 3ks as if this year's Ajwayhawne not fail to measure up to the expändid expected of a Kansas team, win.
say you have a aprit like this from
this entire student body from the be-
inning, and we'll do the rest. The
bearings have the right and the desire to
mote, and they will win, reports of
caught valley teems with "standing."
this alker Confers With Shippers
strt at Topeka Meeting
reight Rates Go Higher
scaleton P. F, Walker, of the school net engineering, has returned from Tiwipke where he was attending a govorence of the Public Utilities otmission and representation internets from Southampton. sg Kannas.
over several railroads operating; from P. Louis and Missouri river points can o southern Missouri and southwestern Kansas have filed rates on images freight considerably higher than those now in effect. The exports of this raise will be serious for all wholesale and retail business in
cities far away from the large
ter towns. Few towns in Kansas
effected by these changes at
sent but it is thought that these
ages will be sure to lead to
WIP
The Missouri Public Utilities Commission has suspended the rates with that state and is uniting with Mr. mass to ask the Interstate Committee Commission to suspend the University rates.
For the Interstate Commerce Commission $n$ is preparing to hold a general recrinar in a few weeks.
A. 6 Pro Lumn Scholarship Founded
Oakridge Junction City Association of Aberdeen University women, is affiliating a loan scholarship for women students, preferably from amphibia City and vicinity. Those which wish to make application for a loan scholarship must Miss Galloo, doughairson me committee, Tuesday, 4, 25, or Thursday, Sept. 25, in P1 304 Fraser, between 33:30 and A:90 a.m.
Cor
UniHits Clara Gates, A. B.'23 is teach-
mathematics and physiology in
ceph. Gainesville High School, Gaines-
tion, Mo.
In Society
7
Kappa Upsilon chapter of Phi Chi entertained with an informal house ance, Friezing evening, Sept. 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crumly, of Colby Kans, are guests of the Delta Upon fraternity today.
Theta Epion, Baptist sorority,
will entertain for new student members
of the Baptist church at a ten on
Saturday. H. Dyer, this afternoon
from 3 to 5.
A ten was given by the Thila Phibuni
nigrum chapter to the new women
students of the Presbyterian church
(the Seminister) and from it
to 5 p. m.
Walter Morrison, A. B. 24, was in Lawrence Saturday. Mr. Morrison is studying in Kansas City this winter preparing to go to Chicago University next year to work on his M. A. degree.
Vernon Thinker, A. B. 241, who is teaching general selections in the Leavenson High School, is spending Saturday Sunday at the Alka Khan; Plai house.
Louise Dorn, ex-25$, of Winfield,
spent Saturday at the Alphim Xl
Domes house. Also Dorn was niec
with Billy Bliss, dean of
women, while in school.
Open house to all fraternities on the Hill was held by five sororites Friday evening, Sept. 17. The general opinion held by all guests and hostesses seemed to be that each house was more than filled to capacity, especially for comfort in dancing on one's own feet. The functions are to be remembered as some of the best for this year, however.
The hours from 7:00 until 11:00, if the care of most of the houses, were spent in dancing. Light refreshments were served by all the sorceresses. Open house was held for the pledges of the orangos. Omega, Alpha Oliveon, Pi, Chi Omega, Pi Betra Phi, and Kappa Alpha Theta.
Margaret Brighit, A. B. 25 left for her home in Eureka where she played at the wedding of her friend Miss Miriam Wood of Ethetris whose marriage occurred Saturday to Mr. Robbins Herrick of Winfield.
Ruth Richardson, e27, is spending the week end at her home in Kansas City, Mo.
Margaret Fry, fa27, will spend the week end at her home in Owatomia, Kawamie.
Sigona Laina is giving a tea ceremony at the charter house in honor of the new house mother, Mrs. Ida Fuller Sterce.
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Calendar for the Week
Calendar for the Week
Monday, Sept. 22
1:30 Women's Glee Club tryout, No.
1-50, room 13, central Administration.
Tuesday, Sept. 23.
1:00 Women's Glee Club tryout, No. 50-100, room 13, central Administration
4:30 Y. W. C.A. meeting, Myers hall,
Subject, "Footnotes."
7:15 W. S. G. A. meeting, Women's Rest Room, central Administration.
8:00 Sigma Delta Chi meeting, Phi Psi house.
Wednesday, Sept. 24
9:00 Varsity dance, F.A. U. and Ecke's hall.
7:20 Men's Glee Club rehearsal, room 10. central Administration.
Thursday, 25
30 Theta Sigma Phi meeting a Kappa Alpha Theta house. Saturday, Sept. 27
Women's Glee Club Will Hold Tryout:
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substitute will have first chance for the part. Low voices are particularly needed this year.
7:30 Theta Sigma Phi meeting at Karpa Alpha Theta house.
Kappa Alpha Theta house Saturday, Sept. 27.
Rehearsals will be held every Thursday afternoon from 4:30 to 5:45. Only one unexposed absence is allowed, and three tardies are equivalent to an unexposed absence. Resume at the reception desk and this rule will be rigidly adhered.
Holeen Marcel will be the accompaniist this year, in place of Catherine Moore, c'24, who accompanied last year.
One hour's credit is given to students in the School of Fine Arts for membership in the glee club. Membership counts five points, the office of business manager fifteen points, and other offices ten.
Thursday, Sept. 25.
Pittsburgh Tourists Meet Fellow Citizen
"Without doubt a week's trip will be arranged for some time during the spring semester," Dean Husband announced. The home concert will be given in the spring during music week. This year's program promises to hold much of interest for the members, according to Miss Husband.
A dutty and mud-polLartered ear filled with tourists was seen on Mount Peak a few days ago. It stopped in front of the museum and two women students walking off the Hit list on the back of the curt., "Pittsburgh to Los Angeles," "Tennessee to drive, 'Oh,'" "you're from my home town." Then enclosed a lively conversation for several minutes.
"You didn't know them, did you?" asked the other when her friend returned to her and they resumed their walk.
"No," was the answer, "and they didn't know any of the people I know, but they knew the same places—the familiar places I haven't seen three." He seemed to me so awful, and they seemed just as gloomy to see me."
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With late of love.
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WANT-ADS
LOST—Small round gold beauty pin
Call 2180. S-3
LOST—Student Parker, paren. Twice,
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Return to Kansas office or call 1599
Back.
FOR RENT - Azizetive room in a modern home for one or two girls, our University and business district. 1234 Rue du Montreal, 1214 Ri. Phone 2323 White,
LOST—Small, brown fontain pen in ladies rest room. Administration building. Call 10325. S25
FOR RENT-Front room for two boys. All new furniture. 1215 Ohio. B35
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FOR SALE—Underwood Standard typewriter No. 5. Excellent condition, has been only slightly used. A bargain to the person with cash. Telephone 1055.
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MRS. WILL P. SPICER
Phone 2523 413 W. 14th
SEE ME ABOUT A PRESS TICKET
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
Hemstitching Marcelling
Planting Bobbing
Buttons Shampooing
Smith Hemstitching &
Beauty Shop
933 $ _{1/2} $ Mass.
Phone 683
ROOMS for boys. Good board and
front room with bath, $6.50 per
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Mass. 825
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What is worse than to feel lack of confidence on the dance floor?
PRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
10th and 12th centuries.
Church of the Holy Spirit.
We not only teach you the last steps from bravery but give you the self-confidence necessary for a good dancer.
Marion Rice Dance Studio
faculty members and students.
Phone 938 for private appointment
You will feel at home; because the majority of its members are
Over Bell's Music Store
Services 8 and 11 a, m. 4:30 p. m.
u u u Classes 10 a. m.
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Dandy lobby for idle moments—Drop in and get acquainted. Rob Harris
Bob Harris
"Gifts That Last"
The College Jeweler
If you haven't already it won't be long until you are looking for a good shoe shop.
REMEMBER
Evans Shoe Shop
Student Owned 10 West 9th
for two in a room. 1510 Mass., phone
1875. S22
LOST—Shell-rimmed glasses in black leather case. Call 1261. S22
Lou's Barber Shop
For all kinds of tonnerial work
Conveniently located
1408 Mass.
Bobs — All Kinds
Announcement
Opening a Saturday Morning Burs-
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from 9 to 12 A. M.
Mrs. J. L. Newhouse
Aency for Hammond Typewriters,
the language machine. Used Type-
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Keeler's Book Store
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Buy a meal ticket and save 10%;————
$3.30 tickets $3.00
$5.50 tickets $5.00
We have just what you want to eat—and prepared just the way you like it.
We also prepare all kinds of lunches for Sunday hikes, motor trips, and canoe trips.
Continuum service 7 a. m. to 12 p. m. Make the
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Vanilla and Chocolate
Pineapple Ice and Jelly
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Black Walnut
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