"It is excellent to use big utility not too much"
"but it is very difficult to do it well"
"to put too little into it"
"to whisk too far out of my mind"
"I am not too good at it"
"I try to do it better than I did last year"
"I will try to do it better than I did last year"
"St.ormin"
"Be even more grateful to do so a length of time"
"Mom will do it for me"
"Uh oh, A man will do it for us"
"rd or we
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1924
Glaskin Wants Tennis Aspirants to Gather Thursday Afternoon
Is Planned
Courts Will Be in Condition
This Week; Tournament
In Blanked
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
"All men who are interested in tennis are asked to report Thursday afternoon at 3:00 in the courtyard, George Glassk, captain of the varsity team, this morning. "This applies to freshmen as well as to nonfreshmen for the game," he continued.
The courts will be in condition for work by the end of the week and the sound will get busy then for the first work-out. It is planned now to have the men work-out for a week of weeks and then move round the court. The man who make the best showing will be picked for the team.
"A very satisfactory schedule will be worked out for the team this year, with other valley schools," Glaskar said. "We are planning on making tennis more popular this year than before, and playing more games in the valley."
This does not mean, however, that they will be sure of their places because the team may have to play against them to play a match and in case the team member is on the losing side.
Muir Rogers, last year's freshman captain, will be eligible for the team this year and will. In all probability make a place on it. He has had tournament experience and should prove an invaluable man.
R.Q.T.C. Rifle Team Loses
Tigers Make Highest Score in Gallery Match
The R. O. T. C, rifle team of the University of Missouri, winners of the Seventh Corps area incarnation, defeated the K. U. R. O. T. C, rifle team by the score of 3807 to 3521, in the "results by mail" match held between March 6 and March 22, ending March 22. According to a statement in the letter containing the results—this is the highest score ever achieved by the team in an interim match.
Fifteen men on each team fired with the ten highest scores going to make up the team score. The prose, standing, kneeling and sitting positions were used. This is the last match of the season for the local league.
The results are as given below- University of Kansas R. O, T. C, team, W. M. James, (Capt.) 389; S. A. Singleton, 357; A. H. Fearing, 355; W. T. Davis, 351; H. Hinton, 340; W. K. Crain, 314; L. Staup, 342; J. H.inton, 348; H. A. Jimerson 362; B. G. Shanker, 362; 3621. G. N. Harris, 342; K. C. Fairchild, 342; D. M. Armstrong, 339 and W. L. Immer, 338.
University of Missouri R. O. T. C.
rife队悍-Watson, 360; Herrin, 390;
Beal, 390; Fellows, 388; Vanzant,
383; Young, 382; Kelly, 381; Glen,
370; Gray, 369; and Auer, 367; total
3807
Square and Compass Club will hold its regular meeting Thursday at the Shrine club rooms, 7350 important business will come before
Ellis Allison, president.
College Professors Urge Plan to Initiate Freshme
The American association of college professors is urging a plan whereby all freshmen would be initiated into the intricacies of college life. They propose two courses, one of which would deal with the nature and world of man, and the other one to teach them to think. They would make these two courses compulsory for freshmen. They give it to the students of the courses: Freshmen would be initiated more quickly into the life which is strange to most of them. They would get a survey of the larger public, and would enable them to select their courses easier, according to the association.
Senior Women Cinch Class Championship Before Final Games
Helleker and Walker High Point Women in Every Game Played
The senior women's basketball team won a victory of 19 to 6 over the freshman team last night, and the juniors defeated the sophomores 22 to 10. Margaret Walker scored 17 of the senior points, and Edith Mary Martin scored 5. Mary Martin scored in the basket. Helen Helen, a senior, scored 10 points.
The line-ups for the two games are as follows: Senior, Batter, Chaser, Fielder, Anti-mitts, Anti-mitts, Oliner (substituted for anilz); Freshman, Dillon, Filion, Batter.
Juniors: Martin, Duncan, Crooks, Strickler, Wolfie, Mussie, Ludenman (substituted for Strickler) sophomers, Meyers, Otter, Colt, Hutchinson, Reed, Ivan, Macculloch (substituted for Otter), Ulmelo (substituted for Otter).
The last set of the tournament games will be played off today. The seniors will play the juniors at first, then the sophomores at 7 p.m. The senior team has already cinched the championship of the tournament.
Team Won Loss
Seniors 5 0
Juniors 3 2
Sophomores 2 3
Freshmen 0 5
Mrs. Lindley to Speak Before Women's Forum
Women's Forum will meet Thursday, March 27, in room 210 Fraser. This is the first meeting since religious leaders during the religious lectures "This meeting promises to be unusually interesting," said Evie Drumm, chairman of the Women's Forum. "Mrs. E. H Lindley has agreed to speak to us on 'England and Oxford.' Mrs. Lindley traveled extensively in England and is well informed on the subject of education at its greatest
Jessie De Long urges all women who are interested in forum to attend this meeting. "Forum is worth while activity," Jessica says, "and we will be held so and we are on the lookout for interested and efficient workers."
Send the Daily Kansan home
The Rajah Club of Kansas City, presents Greenwich Village Revels
in the Scarlet Scorpion Ball Room of the Baltimore Hotel
BRICK ENGLISH'S famous "KANSANS" from K. U.
MUSIC
Sat., March 29
9 to 1
Dean P. F., Walker, of the school of engineering, spoke before the Chamber of Commerce at Atchison today.
Ben Cherrington Engaged
Announcement has been made of a engagement of B. M. Cherrington, student secretary of the international committee of the Y. M. Cherrington for the Rocky Mountains Harper, daughter of hannell Harper of Denver University.
Mr. Cherrington is well known at the University of Kansas.
FOR RENT: Rooms to boys, cheap.
Also fourteen room house to a fternity for next year, at 1200 Tenm.
FOR SALE: Student has ret of "Harvard Classic," and also a set of Harvard Classic "Shelf of Fiction." Reasonable and nearly now. Call 1460 after 8 p. m. Meyers hall, 1030 Oread. M120
FURNISHED HOUSE for summer.
Sleeping porch, garage, garden;
six rooms and bath. Modern conveniences. Rent reasonable. Referrences required. S. A. Queen, 1555 Rhode Island St., Lwace, Kansas.
WANTED: Men's laundry work sat-
ifactorily done, Skirts a speciality.
Will do mending etc. 2220 White.
1855 Ky.
I'OR RENT—Three double rooms,
well furnished, to be paid at $10.00
each also will serve two mans a day
week. Call 2076 3050
1041 Kyl. M30
FOR RENT - Furnished house, te
adults, June to September. Phone
Phone 1448 Req. for appointment.
M. T. A. Larrone, W2 17th, W17h
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BE A Newspaper correspondent with the Heacock plan and earn a good
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"They fit"
SHIRTS
(neckband)
Madras, pique, soisette, and percale in numerous neat patterns.
For a few days only
$1.85
2 for $3.65
Don't let the sun set on this opportunity
Under your spring Hart, Schaffner & Marx suit— you should wear Mansco Underwear Spring Styles now ready in Nainsook, Silk stripe, Soisette and Crepe fabrics.
Prices $1.50 to $4 Superior Unionsuits $1.
Special showing of Men's and Young Men's 2 trouser Suits at $30, $35, $40.
Glad to show you!
Insist on
Wiedemann's Ice Cream
The Cream Supreme
Insist on
Brick Specials for this week:
Black Walnut and Vanilla
Arbute and Vanilla
Cinnamon Pineapple and Vanilla.
Orange Pineapple and Vanilla.
Other flavors, brick and bulk:
Vanilla
Chocolate Chip
Strawberry
Orange Pineapple
Grape Pineapple
Black Walnut
Apricot
Tart Frutti
Brown Bread
Sherbet:
Pineapple
Cranberry
Orange
Lime
It costs no more to have the Best
It costs no more to have the Best Phone 182
The Ukrainian National Chorus
40 Voices
"Some of the most amazing and beautiful singing heard here in the memory of middle-aged man."—N. Y. Sun.
The Outstanding Musical Event of the Season
Monday, March 31st — 8:20 O'clock Robinson Gymnasium
Seats on Sale: R. C. Drug Store, Bell's Music Store, School of Fine Arts. Prices $2.50 - $2.00 - $1.50.
Shows: 2:30 - 4 - 7:30 - 9
Prices: 10c and 33c
Wednesday and Thursday
Wednesday Only
Norma Talmadge
in
"The Song of Love"
Adapted from the Margaret Peterson novel, "Dust of Desire." Directed by Chester Franklin and Frances Marion.
A new Norma in a drama of mad love, fierce hates and the clash of steel on desert sands.
Plot and counterplot in a conflict between the hard riding Shieks of the Sahara and the French Legionnaires.
Varsity Orchestra Glenn Fulton Director
A fascinating romance in which a beautiful Mohammedan dancing girl braves death to save her French lover from the Flerce Tuaeg lords.
Bowersock Orchestra Fred Leonard Director
A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION
Paramount First National
Paramount
The Best in Motion Pictures
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