WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1924
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
thletes Display Interest in State Relay Competition
May 31
Eighteen Schools Have Sen Applications; More Are Expected Before
"Athletes in this section of the unit who attend the Kanana Rea relay this year may thus become accustomed to the stadium track in the western Olympic tryouts on May 1," said Doctor Alen Wednesday. "Now that the indoor season is over and the coaches are ready, we are entering the clinical track, interest in these relays, behed. "We are getting new entries day, and this meet should far exceed ours."
Eighteen Schools Have Entered
Up to the present time, 18 insti-
tions in the university class have
grified their intention of entering
in the games, as has generally been
as much as to the out of
their entries, but practically
will be represented in some lines.
Yale, Wisconsin, Notre Dame, Ile-
linois, Northwestern and Oregon
State Agricultural College
that they will probably enter. Nearly every
issuer valley school will be en-
ered. Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa,
state, Kansas State, Oklahoma
A.M., Washington University,
University of Iowa, Grinnell and other
The University of Texas will en-
force a strong delegation again this
year and the South Dakota State
University will have them in the university class.
Relay Committee Preparing
The members of the relay committee are needed to attend for the meet. Advertising for the program must be closed by March 26. Compilations and arrangements are made for the committee.
Announcement of the schools opened in the college class competition, and the preparatory and high school class, the following day.
Student Council Passes New Point System Ruling
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ive valuations informing the relative responsibility incurred by participation in the varies condition, below be, and the book, published.
Senior student Council
President — 40.
Secretary — 20.
Other officers and representat
Y. M. C. A.
Athletic Teams
President --- 30. Cabinet Member --- 10
Class Officers
Captains of Major Sports — 40
Team Members of Major Sports — 20
Captains of Minor Sports — 20
Team Members of Minor Sports — 15.
School Officers
- 10.
Class Officers
Senior President ... 10
Other Class Presidents ... 10
Other senior class officers, including chair
men of committees ... 5
Departmental Clubs
President----10.
Other officers----5.
President - 15. Other officers Publications
Editor of Jayhawker — 40.
Business Manager of Jayhawker — 40.
Editor of Jayhawker Staff — 19.
Orad Magazine staff (not editor) — 5.
Near Owl Board — 5.
Editor of any alive publication, also Campus and New Editor of Kannan — 20.
Business Manager of any alive public
Other *Organizations*
President of University
not listed above and to which member
are admitted on application — 16.
Other officers, as above — 15.
Member of the Board — 16.
Member OR or Orchestra — 18.
Main parts in university play — 20.
Members of Glee Club — 10.
Chairman of important special commi-
tree, such as Stadium Drive, Student En-
trance. With Willie Kulick, Student En-
trance.
Terrapine Ticket Sales.
The preparation of the point system as outlined in this bill shall be enclosed to a committee of three from the following: *1. Student Council, one of whom will preside.* *2. Confirmation with the Chairman of the University committee on eligibility other than athletic, in determining the number of points allowed above. The points listed for each office held shall be construed as adding to the number of points allowed under those of his office, and *4.* the expiration of these in each office, he is automatically allowed to assume further offices to the ex-
trained by the committee, in case of doubt al. such as, works, period.
Art of Math. 2. That it shall be the duty of each University organization specifically mentioned in section 8 of this bill, to teach at time as though they would be chosen, the names of all others and would be chosen, the names of all other and would be chosen, the names of all other and would be chosen, the names of all others and would be chosen, the names of all others and would be chosen, the names of all others and would be chosen, the names of all others and would be chosen, the names of all others and would be chosen, the names of all others and would be chosen, the names of all others and would be chosen, the names of all others and would be chosen, the names of all others and will complete the total points for the various students enrolled in this school, which will then compil
of each ok work assigned to the University man who fails by the maximum schedule of polices provided in Section 2 of this bill, or in come before the judge by the maximum schedule of polices provided in Section 2 of this bill, or in come before the judge by the maximum schedule of polic
will be without in all cases.
Sec. 8. That this bill will be in full force and effect from and after its official publication in the University Daily Kannan.
Round Table by Mail Method Used to Aid High School Editors
Department of Journalism Wil
Survey State High School
Pensers
Papers
Round table by mail is the idea being used by the department of journalism in order to help many high school newspapers over the state solve their difficult problems, provide education and circulation procedures of their publications.
The department of journalism, under the supervision of Ivan Benson, instructor in the design and management of high school papers, which plan was devised at the annual High School Conference last fall, when they were represented by Dr. Sue Connolly.
by 30 instructors and teachers.
Letters have been written to 150
school newsletters, a high school news-
paper work over the state asking
for problems of difficulty which con-
front the teachers and the pupils in
newspaper work.
Letters were received from many high schools which gave account of their trouble in handling news, circulation or in obtaining information calmly after receiving the manuscripts from the high schools will prepare an ideal plan whereby the schools may be benefited in their work. Each school will receive the plan which will possible solution forCorrecting its difficulties.
Logs Sunk in Civil War Wili Be Raised for Use
(Walsted Press)
Seven Springs, N. C.-Lamber men are interested in a story of "millions upon millions of feet of gum timber" lying at the bottom of the Neuse river, near here. The timber is in longunk in the stream during the Civil War.
Confederates used the logs to block the channel to Union warcraft. The logs are believed to be in perfect condition. The gum tree sniffs them out, and the reverse is the case now. Efforts to raise the logs will be made.
Twenty-one Fine Arts Students Will Appear During Senior Recitals
Thirteen Programs to Be Held
This Spring; Nearly
All in Fraser
Twenty-one students of the School of Fine Arts will appear in senior annual conference. A special announcement made by Donald, M. Stewartdean,牙� the School of
There will be thirteen of these recitals given on the dates as follows:
March 17. Joint recital by Ruth Gale, and Elizabeth Bardham, halter, voice.
March 24. Joint recital by Beatrice Abrams, voice, and Cleta Johnson, nano.
March 19. Reven DeJarnette voice.
April 22. Eva Lee, piano.
Arell 7. Veea Nealy, voice
May 5. Joint recital by Velma Schmidt, piano, and Earl Miller, voice
April 9. Mary Campbell, piano.
April 23. Joint recital by Leah
April 6
April 13. Joint recital by Leah
Floyd, piano, and Mabel Thomas,
piano.
May 7. Mona Caldwell, piano.
May 15. Joint recital by Eliza
beth Mead, piano, and Pauline Doerr,
beth
May 22. Alexander Gatewood, voice.
May 20. Joint recital by Marion Thompson, violin, and Mary Lucas, piano.
May 27. Joint recital by Marjorie Garlinchople, organ, and Ruth Williams, organ, at the First Baptist Church.
All of the recitals, with the exception of the last,will be given in Fraer hall.
High School Has Epidemic
Several cases of measles have been reported in the Lawrence high school classes, and at least three of scarlet fever cases have been reported but meashes have been able to return this week; the epidemic has lasted for two weeks. Each of the six痈 spots developed and investigations will continue until the end of the danger.
Seniors who are majoring in business management, or any other line of economies, that are interested in finding out some valuable information for their future work, may do so, by visiting the School of Engineering at Bell Telephone of Kansas, who is to be at the School of Engineering tomorrow and Friday.
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High School Auditorium, March 20, 8 p.m.
Admission: 50c and 75c
The date rule will be off
Tickets at Rankin's, Round Corner, Bell's. Sold also by special salesmen on campus, or call Cosmopolitan House, 1653 Ind, phone 1557.
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