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SUNDAY, MARCH 30, 1924
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Many Institutions Entering Athletes in Kansas Relays
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Entrants from High School Attract More Interest in Events Than
Albough entries for the Kansas
Rundays do not close until April 9,
so you will have to enter to
enter in one of the four
classes in which events will be run
at noon.
Last Year
The nine special events included on the Kansas Replay program are open to both college and university men and the century dash and two hurdle races will bring out some close match on the track between relays.
$^{16}$ The University of Minnesota, Wash.
hag hash college of Crawfordville, Ind,
unlv combard college of Galesburg, Ile-
and Hyde Park high school of Chil-
nagew are the latest entrants
by the athletic office Saturday
noon.
Minnesota has Mary Entrants. Minnesota is entered in most of the special events and perhaps will run in the two mile and four mile races, as well as the college medley relay record at the Illinois relays this winter by 17 seconds and will be one of the favorites for that event in the coming games here. Lombard college also made a good effort to win the first time in the history of the Kansas Relays the Rocky Mountain Conference will be represented. Leslie Platt, star weight man of the University of Denver, has entered in the shot put and discus events with the heaviest weight man step to beat him out.
Hyde Park in High School Class
The entry of Hyde Park high school means that the high school class is already a year year. Entries in this class are already in from Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa. The relays are open to any high school in America and any other state where relay teams just as in ofter classes. Cedar Rapids high school from Iowa and Northeast High of Kansas City, winners in the high school year are both entered again this year.
St. Johns Military Academy of Delafield, Wisconsin, which won two of the three relays for the soldiers in the team again entered a strong team this year.
Social Happenings of the Week
Delta Chi gave its annual spring formal at Eeke's hall, Friday night, after a fivecourse dinner at the chapter house.
The hall was decorated in a semi-colonial style with light green material fringed in white, draped to form a false ceiling. Different colored light flashed from tall urns and columns, while a floor with bright foliage. Two large moses, one frowning and one smiling, were placed at either end of the room and formed the principal lighting effect, while other lights were shaded in orange. The favors and programs were combined in a little shield on an oak panel mounted on an oak panel which slid back and disclosed the programs.
Mrs. Etta Hotchkiss, house mother M., Gertrude Pearson, Mrs. Edith S Miller and Mrs. J. Middell chaperoned the party. Other guests of Mrs. Erica McGee, Louis Sargent and Louis Kendall of Topica; E. K. Kendall, of Dallas, Tex.; Chalflet Poier and Glick Shaltz, of St. Joseph, M., William Hofstaff, and William Stephan, of City; Helen Brown, Mahattan, Allee Daniels, Iowa City, In, and Flaine Flaunner, Havergus.
Black Helmet, men's honorary sophomore society, held it's annual formal party Friday night at the Phi Gamma Delta house. Stoffall's first piece orchestra, of Kansas City, Mo., made music in the form of punch, was served throughout the evening. The party lasted until 1 a.m., and about forty couples were present. The chaptey couples were present. The chaptey were Mrs. Emma Cahill, Phi E. D., Haldeman, Aacia house-mother.
Unusual decorations, good music, plenty of eats and pep, all combined in making the dormitory spring party, which was given at Corbin hall Friday evening, one of the best records according to many who were present.
The decorations successfully
tough out the idea of a spring garden by the use of ropes of flowers in the dormitory colors of lavender
and purple, on the walls and ceilings.
The programs were of purple blush
patterns. The cake was a white.
Tiny cakes with purple crepe pans
violet flavors in the cen er, ice cream
and purple and lavender mints were
designed in four-piece architecture
rounded the edges.
Mrs. Philip Frear, Corbin
house mother, and Dean Agnes
hallway were chapers and Cheese-
d, Mia E., H. Lindsley were gree-
Nearly one hundred couples affen tended the Freshman Proffle which was held at Robinson gymnasium Friday evening.
A feature of the party was the ceiling decorations, which were purple and white loops of filled paper twisted to give a spiral effect. Rose colored Japanese lanterns covered the stage. Several servers were served during the evening.
Mrs. Anne Shanklin, Kappa Alpha.
Theta housemesser; Eva Elm Plank,
! Beta Phi housemesser; and Mrs.
Phi Phi housemesser, housemesser,
chaperoned the narty.
Isenhart and Jenks' eight piece or chestra furnished the music.
Chorus Gives Program on Concert Course in gymnasium Monday
Ukrainians, With Noted Cellia and Pianist, Offer Varied Entertainment
The Ukrainian National Chorus with Eweski Belousov, Russian pianist and composer, will join the pianist, will give the following program at Robinson gymnastium Monica Kulikova.
Part I
Libretto
Number
Ulianka Cut the Silken Grass
Stetkoppy 22
From the Mountains and the
Valley 22
Stetkoppy 22
Saint Thomas 22
Year Carols 15
Lyssenko 15
Variations sur un menu rocoek
... ... Tschaikowsk
Ewssei Beloussoff
Leontovich Young Julianna Kochs 38 Lulahy Bavrivskoy-Kohta 62 The Wind is Whispering on the
Etude ... ... Seribian
Danse Orientale ... Rachmanian
Serenade Espagnole Glazauunoff
Ewessel Beloussoff
13. Listen to the Lambs (Ameri-
House ... Lyasenko 57 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, Kansas
(ican) ... Dett
The Old Folks at Home (American) ... Foster-Koshetz
Vente Nina (Groele)
... (arranged by) Koshetz
A memorial building will be erected at William and Mary College in Lexington, Ky., the Bo Kaap, national honorary fraternity and obstruct of the Greek letter organizations. This memorial will also commemorate the 150th anniversary
A five-year campaign, for the fund is being conducted by the national council of this organization. The contributions are contributing to this campaign, and these contributions are credited to the chapter to which the donor be
Altered Words ... Factors: Kokkats
Pit Bet Kappa is a notable fraternity, and has come under the great prestige of its members here. It is fitting that such a memorial should be erected to the memorial
Yale University has recently been bequeathed a large part of the fortune of Dr. Hilmum H. Hearne, who for three years worked on the York Central railroad. The purpose of this gift, valued at more than $100,000, is to establish a professor's research and instruction in connection with the railway service. It will be called the Dudley professorship of his wife, Jury B. Dudley.
Phi Beta Kappa is the forerunner of the present fraternity system.
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six rooms and bath. Modern con-
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Also fourteen room house to a tra-
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WASHING and Ironing to bring home and day work. Overalls, special 25 cents a pair.
STUDENTS wishing summer work leave name and telephone number at Kansan office. A7
FITTED GLASSES ARE BECOMING
GLASSES correctly selected need not mar your appearance, in fact they may add to it if chosen wisely
We are showing many styles of frames in grey and black—the newest thing in optical ware.
823 Vermont
SADDLE HORSES FOR HIRE
Frank H. Ise, Optometrist.
Tel. 1202
Gustafson
MONDAY
"THE MARRIAGE
MARKET"
I'M -A-JAYHAWK
If you are, wear a Jayhawk pin
Red and Blue Enamel
The College Jeweler
WANTED — MAIL ORDERS
We make you a suit to fit your figure. We do not attempt to fit your figure to a suit. That is one Big difference between real tailor made clothes and the kind that fits everybody. Sufting you, that's my business.
Schulz the Tailor
After Charles M. Schwab finished his trick it the mills— he went home and put on better clothes
He knew it was important to make other people realize he was more than a day laborer in a steel mill...so, after his work day was over, he put on his better-looking clothes.
A good appearance is not expensive and it has become almost a necessity for the American man with American progressiveness.
You'll find that ALL successful men LOOK successful.
It Pays to Dress Well
Every Minute Every Day
EVERY CENT OF PROFIT TO CHARITY
Seat Sale Starts MONDAY
for the
Elks' Dixie Minstrels
Bowersock Theatre April 7th & 8th
Prices—50c, 75c. $1—Plus Tax
PACHACAM NEWS
With the first issue of the *Pachacamaca News* the party wishes to announce that the ticket in full will be presented on Monday in the second news.
Believing that the students as a whole will follow their usual custom in comparing the qualifications of applicants with those they feel that nothing need be said about the merits of the nominees prior to the actual issuance of the ticket, other than because it was necessary deserving of his candidacy in every sense of the word, and that each candidate stands individually upon his credentials as being worthy of the office.
The Pachacamac Platform
The following platform! not new
* students who have followed pre-
vious campaigns, save for issues
which are important to the coming
campaign which have not been param-
ount in previous elections.
There is no middle ground. The following platform is one of decided points, and Pachaacmee does not inquire about political politics until elected politics shall meet them. For Pachaacmee candidates and for Pachaacmee supporters the standards are clear.
The main "planks" in the Pacacha platform which have come to be accepted by the students at the university are the Pacacha Party are repeated so that there may be no clouding of the issue to which side Pacacha is on. Students will continue to be held, that Pacacha will not quibble over minor issues in an effort to evade any punishment by any manner deserving of the name.
The Senior Members
In repeating the announcement to the senior membership of the party Pacchacamic feels that it is proper for them to speak with men again of men who are devoting
their time to the furtherance of the best interests of the student body in choosing the best men for undergraduate office.
The Pachacamac seniors were announced through the Kansan prior to the election last fall, fully six months before the race made a similar move. It should be fully understood that the list here published is complete. No man's name is withheld because of politics in the country; every man is known to the student body because of his activity in the support of the interests of the students of the University, and believing that they may render to his school consists of the unqualified and consistent support of the traditions and integrity of that school, Pachacamac anew follows as her senior members:
"Shed" Janicke, President "Jack" Hefling, Campaign Mana ger.
Frank Rising
Leo Lemon
Bob Lemon
Howard Frank
Cedar Dumah
Cecil Mills
Lloyd Hamilton
Howard Firebaugh
Ashley Classen
Francis Prosser
Melvin Griffin
Chester Shore
Leon Cambern
Leon Cambern
Virgil Miller
Lawrence Woodruff
The Platform
1. There shall be no defamation of character or "mud slinging."
2. The members and candidates of the party shall conduct themselves so as to bring no disrespect upon the good name of the University, and for any violation of the code shall be prosecuted to the superors of the Party.
4- The announcement of candidates' names shall be on March 30, and there shall be no campaigning prior to that announcement.
3. The qualifications of the candidate shall be the deciding point in the nomination of such candidates.
"Popularity", is not accompanied by a sense of responsibility and by individual merit, shall not be held sufficient reason for the naming of any man for office. In the slogan known to the students, the party shall at all times be represented "qualifications" in the selection of the "students" to run for student office.
4. Pachacamac shall stand for the elimination of student graft in office, and recommends full prosecution by the proper counsel. The student must trust in this way.
5. Pachacamac stands for more loyalty to the approved traditions of the University; for unqualified support of all athletics and of any activities in which the students rightfully participate. The importance of the supremacy of K, U.
6. Deserving of the support of the party united with all students shall be recognized traditions and reforms which met with the approval of the student body, including lower舞 music, Hoody Day, Hello Day, the regular policy of running two variety shows at the annual festival, and any such issue of major importance which is vital to the students.
7. The rules, excepting Nos. 4 and 8, contained in the following adverbial element of the Black Mask party: "They have been in the past." Originated by Pachacamac in her stand in previous campaigns, the rules are deserving of united support of the students, and of agreement to hold any good party to them.
changed this to "No K man shall run ___"
6- Automobiles shall be bearded by carrying carrots to the polls or on the bill for the purpose of voting, and car seats shall be no picture show advertising.
2—There shall be no advertising which could in any way be construed to be in defamation of character, reputation or past performance.
5- Campaign expenses including the fees for petitions shall not be incurred in excess of two hundred and fifty dollars ($250.0)
1- There shall be no handbills distributed or printed, no posters shall be displayed, nor shall any placards, or advertis signs, or street signs be publicly.
8-There shall be appointed by each party a committee of three members to draw up a set of penalties and to adjudicate the matters in controversy, with Dean Dyer acting as judge and arbiter of the question.
- 3-No athletes shall be run for the offices of: President of the Men's Student Council, Secretary of the Men's Student Council, Treasurer of the Men's Business Manager of the Jahwaker, and Cheerleader. (Black Mask)
Black Mask met and adopted these rules with the one minor change as was shown in section 3.
Remember Doc Yak?
An interesting fact which many students do not know, and which would not be mentioned here save for the fact that Pachacamac feels that the news is of interest to every student. The team shows prowling pep for the football season last fall was promoted and carried through the Pachacamac.
Not bound in any way to the action, but feeling that in the interests of continued athletic success of the University there should be a return of students, she took the matter in hand with the success now known to all students. It was not a political move, and no mention of the party was made at the time, although ample opportunity was afforded to him to miss Kansas on his annual trips. His tonic is good "for man and beat."
All Pachacatac candidate will bring three or four friends and meet at the Kappa Sigma house Sunday afternoon at 2:30.