WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1924
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Jayhawk Tankers Show Their Steam in Practice Meet
Jayhawk "Weeumilers" showed their steam in the intra-University swimming tank held in the Robin-Mammam tank Tuesday night. While no valley records were equaled, this was probably due to lack of time for training, and the inadequacy of the tank.
'Doc' Johnston High Point Man; Takes First in Three Sprint Events
and "Doo" Johnston was the outstanding star, taking three firsts, in the 50 yard free style, the 100 yard free style, and the 220 yard free style. In two events, the 200 yard breast stroke and the 150 yard backstroke.
Detect all of the entries sheved up well and with more training should give a good account of themselves in the All-Vaile meet to be staged at Washington University March 21 and 22.
The Judges were Patrick and Barto; timekeeper, Frazey.
50 yard free style: Johnston, first, 28 seconds; Bughee second, Wavatt third.
200 yard breaststroke: Posey first, 3:21, 4-10, only one to finish.
220 yard free style: Johnston first,
2:50 6-10; Culver second.
2:59 6-10. Curry
Plunge for distance: Caywood
first, 38 feet 6 inches; Knox second,
Finch third.
100 yard free style: Johnston first, 1:10 3-10; Bughee second, Baker third.
third.
150 yard backstroke: Posey first
2:32 9-10; no others finished.
Diving: Baker first, 127.4 points;
Wyatt second, 102.2 points; Grier third, 102.1 points.
third, 102.1 puls.
290 yard relay: Won by Wyatt
Seelig, Dobyns and Culver; time
1:52.
Will Select Women Swimmers for Class Meet
Mermaids to Compete
Twenty-five women have signed up to enter the women's inter-clash swimming meet which is taking place in Boston. A eight swim will be selected for each team.
women wishing to make their class team must report to practice two hours every week. For the classes individually as yet, so the contestants may practice in the task any time Tuesday and Wednesday except 4:30 p.m. On Friday will be given to those successful in making the class teams.
Captains will be elected soon in order to assist in organizing the material. The majority of women who were out for the individual meet have signed up for this class meet
City Commission Meets to Adjust Taxi Situation
The meeting of the city commission concerning the taxi situation rests in a revision of rules for the approval of the board at the next meeting. It was said that the meter idea was practically lost.
idea was planned.
There would be a new redistricting of city rates, new boundaries will be mapped out, and all cabs operating without meters will be required to charge these rates. New city licenses and insurance rates will be constructed and voted at the next meeting of the commission.
Dernailed Freight Car Wrecks Wall
of the Lawrence Iron Works building at 609 New
Hampshire street, was shattered yesterday
afterward when a drenalled
freight car crashed through it.
brakeman on the car narrowly
escaped injury. He was trailed
a sidelined car the train to break
the train and drive into the
wall. Workmen today were clearing
the debris away preparatory to
repairing the damage.
Architects Exhibit Work
The exhibit of the work of the students of architecture, which was posted for the visit of Wm. Emerson, head of the architecture department of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will be open to the public the remainder of the week beginning on Wednesday of the architecture department third floor of Marvin hall.
When track athletes in the Central A, A. U. Olympic trials meet at Arnor, Miche, they will compete under the international mettle system and would be selected by the Paris games, it was decided to get the athletes accustomed to it.
Boxing Preliminary Finals Will Be Staged Tonight
All of the preliminaries to the finals of the intra-mural boxing tournament will be staged tonight in Robinson gymnastium beginning 7:30 preamble. All awards held night, March 18, and not tonight as was previously stated.
tortoise
The order of weight will be an *all*,
Bantanweight, featherweight,
lightweight, wetweighweight,
heavyweight, heavyweight,
and heavyweight.
Women's Rifle Team Defeats Connecticut in Contest "by Mail"
Scores Are Now Being Fireed to Determine Best Individual Shot
The University women's rife team beat the Connecticut Agricultural College women's rife team by the score of 482 to 457 in the first half, held for the week ending March 8. Ten women fired on each team with the five highest scores counting in the match. All the shots were fired from the pro-am boxing ring.
The results follow: University of Kansas Women's rifle team, Violet Thompson, 98; Maurine Burse, 77; Nevada Taleban, 87; Echeveria sentinel, 65; (Capt.) Matt Jones, 482; Anna Botsford, 93; Virginia Armstrong, 93; Selma Klemp, 90; Mary Shaw, 90; and Marian Collier, 88; Ida Baeker, 96;理查特 Rountree, 80; Ida Baker, 96; Stellerwery, 96; Francis Hopkins, 92; Margaret Hutton, 22; Melen Kagan, 91; total 407; Brown, 88; Mary Gladys, 88; Margaret Hall, 7. The women's team has no more matches with other schools until the week end March 29, when they treat against the Iowa team of Missouri.
of the University will be their last match "As this will be their last match of the season and being against Mizuho women on the team attempt to fire 'possible' scores and thus add another kink in the Tiger's tail for the Jayhawks," said Captain H. G. Archibald, range officer for the local team.
The members of the University women's rifle team have been divided into two teams to fire against each other for the next round. The women will also and the highest individual. Each woman will fire ten record shots from the prone position, and then the five members with the lowest scores will be counted as the team score.
continuously as the members of each team were chosen so as to be evenly matched. The scores of each person firing in matches tis season are compared on the teams according to this average, with the highest on one team, and the next highest on the other team. The second Palmer, assistant range officer.
tant range offices.
The memorial of each team follow:
Botswana, Botswana, Botswana,
Warkentin, Armstrong, Becker, Harford,
Ingalls, Allen, and, Burton,
Thompson, Collier, Klimp, Muesse,
Athey, and Mason.
Professor Emerson Visits K. U.
Prof. William Emerson, president of the Intercollege Association of Architectural Schools, visited the partiment of architecture at University of Miami on Friday, March 7 While here, Professor Emerson, 7 spoke to the students of architecture giving pointers of the profession and urging a heavy cooperation between students and men of the pro-
teacher.
Professor Emerson is a graduate of Professor University and former college of Prof. Goldwil Goldsmith, of the department of architecture. He is head of the department of architecture at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology at Boston, Mass. $^1$
Gridrion
About two hundred and twenty-five guests to the Gridrion Banquet were mailed out today by Sigma Delta Chi, *professional Journalistic fraternity*. The invitations were sent to prominent men in the body, in Lawrence, in the men's body, and in the body a whole. The annual "roaring affair" will be given in Wiedemann's grill the day of April 1.
Beth McClung Wins Meet
Gridicon Invitations Out
Alpha Chi Sigma Invitational
Alpha Chi Sigma professional
chemistry team has initiated
the following new members: Dr.
H. M. Elsey, professor of chemistry
at the University of Hawaii; Volley
B. Cross, c24, Garrett; Harry K.
Unangst, c26, Wichita; Arthur G.
Weber, c26, Oscar and Oscar; M. R.
Ray W. Chiles, c25, Jefferson; and Howard
Bronson, c25, Lawrence.
Alpha Chi Sigma Initiates
Women's Individual Swimming Contest Held Tuesday
Beth. McClung, c27, won the women's individual swimming meet which was held yesterday in Bowen. c27, was second with 14 points, and Dorothy Higgins, c24, and Maria Jones, c25, tied for third place with
9 points. McClung took first in back-hawk race, breast-stroke race, and breast-stroke for form. Miss Bowen received first in diving and second in length of freestyle second in the kick-off free-stroke race, and third in the side-stroke race.
in the back stance, second in the back-stroke race, and third in side-stroke for form gave Misa Higgins her points, while first in 3-4 free-stroke races. She made a free-stroke race, and third in giving Misa Jones's score.
Miss McClung will receive 100 W. A. a point, Miss Bowen will be received 200 W. A. a point, Higgins and Miss Jones will each receive 25 W. A. a points. All other contestants will meet with the many points as they argued in the meet.
diving made more easy. The best record made in any of the events was the 48.5 feet plunge by Miss Higgins.
The absence of top-hats was the only drawback when K. U.'s dignified aspirants of the LL. B. lined the steps to a law building and relished the bit of nonense. They have given up fresh capes, so were tossing snowballs at the hats of passing students.
Boys Will Be Boys;
Laws Will Be Laws
passing clutchers, and bound the middle of the attack that snow bombarders began to resent the fast twits of safely enplaced and neatly hatched scuffers on the opposite side. Captain Elliott Miller, the Law brigade charged.
Chemical Fraternity Initiates
Initiation was held Saturday,
March 8, for eight pledgees by
Chi Sigma, the official chemical
friernity. Initiates are: Howard
Lawrence, Ocar Borgensen,
St. Joseph, Mo; Arthur Weber,
St. Joseph, Mo; Amos
St. Mount Valley, Mo; Unaget,
Mount Valley, Mo; Jefferson,
Joseph Cross, Garrett, Dr. H. M. Slvy,
Lawrence.
Install Lights at Danger Points Lights have been installed at the
Everybody's going to see
snowball. It hits and the scoffers went down together. The snowball brigade bad won. The Laws returned to dignity and supremacy.
"CAROLENE"
Musical Comedy Presented
by
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Liberty Memorial High School
Sat., March 15 Adm. $ .50
Brick English and his 5 Kansans will be on deck for Saturday's Varsity Dance.
Talk it up old man—
We are spending a bunch of jack to make this an A-1 party.
Weavers will decorate the hall, refreshments will be served and the cost 1 buck.
A regular $4.00 dance for $1.00
PROTCH
The College Tatlor
833 Mass. St.
Varsity Dance Committe
New Easter Fashions
HY guess—when it is so easy to KNOW? No one need accept irresponsible gossip about what's in spring styles. Choose the right store and you will wear the right styles!
BULLENE'S
Raymond Harper of Frankfurt Kans, visited friends at the University Saturday and Sunday.
Willard cut, and the Country Club corner on the fort-to-fort highway by the local light company for a test to show the possibilities of driving along the road. Two other lights will be placed on the highway on North Seventh street at distances of 1,000 and 2,000 feet from the city limits in the south.
Alpha Xi Delta announces the pledging of Evelyn Frankenberry, c27, of Altoona, Kan.
LEARN TO DANCE
Tango — Fox Trot — Waltz
DeWattelleville - Fischer
School of Dancing
Ins. Bldg. Phone 276:
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Moyne Rice, c27, gave several readings at the Sunday ten tea given by the Business and Professional Women's club at their club rooms.
New York Cleaners
PHONE 75
VARSITY THEATRE TONIGHT AND TOMORROW
MARY PICKFORD in "Rosita" a Spanish Romance
with HOLBROOK BLINN
with HOLBROOK BEAM
Adapted by Edward Knoblock
Story by Norbert Falk
Photography by Charles Rosher
AN ERNST LUBITSCH PRODUCTION
Her Beautiful Curls of Gold
Piled high on her head in an Empire period coiffure. "The World's Sweetheart" enters into her rightful heritage of glorious, vital, alluring womanhood in her characterization of 'Roita.' Lithe and sinuous, gowned in most gorgeous costumes, capricious and coquettish, begging and intriguing flirting, disembling—A new Mary Pickford who will be the
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