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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1924
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Cities of State Display Interest in Manager Plan
System
Eleven Kansas Municipalities Operate Under New Administrative System
The city manager plan of city government is attracting wide-open attention among cities throughout the state, and has proved to be one of the best plans of city government. Of the Municipal Reference Bureau,
The Chamber of Converse in Kansas City, Kan., has taken up the discussion of the plan and much interest is being shown by the members of the chamber. A petition is being circulated in Arkansas City for the city manager plan. Other offices which are owned by the Chamber, New City, Wallington, Pratt, St. Francis, and Port Scott.
Cities who already have the plan in operation are Wichita, D. Fortress, Michigan, Belville, Stuckman, St. Louis, Boca Raton, St. Kaira, Iowa, and Winfield.
There are certain fundamental requirements that a good city government must satisfy, according to Walker. It must be close to the taxpayers, responsive to their wishes and providing reliable public services at a price they can afford to pay. The three plans of American city government at the present time are: the mayor's own dtypes; the commissioner's plan; and the city manager's plan, which is an excellent great deal of interest over the state.
Voters Select on Short Ballot Under the city manager plan the voters select on a short ballot, an or by district in a legislative, political or mission mission. It usually consists of from three to nine members, with a low number in the larger cities, which are usually a chairman who acts as mayor
The council passes all ordinances levies taxes, approves the budge makes appropriations necessary to finance the city's general policies. The numbers of this council may be re-formed for failure to perform their duties.
The fact that the city manager stands between the council and the rest of the city organization makes it easy to fix upon him responsibility for the conduct of the whole administration.
The council is charged with the selection of the city manager, a trained executive who is experienced in handling city problems. He must advise the council on issues and alone for the execution of the policy laid down for him by the council and in the performance of his duties. 2 details of city administration are required from the council to be removed by the council at any time. Responsibility Easy To Determine. This system remedies the doff or the commission plan, according to Walker, by retaining a feature of the council that allows the mayor to consider essential namely the separation of executive and legislative functions. The direct election of the council represents the voters' desire to revise the policies and the provision for the repurchase instead of the election of the city's chief executive officer, ensuring that a competent executive may be secured, as its dis
As a combination of executive and legislative ability is not needed, the councilman may be men who present all walks of life and who are well fitted to pass the city's laws and determine its policies.
Eight Women Initiated Into Delta Phi Sigma
Delta Phi Sigma, Congregational christian security, held initiation for sight women Sunday afternoon at the home of the Rev. R. A. Eudem.
Those initiated were: Elizabeth Goldsmith, 25; Lawrence; Dovothy Leathgood, 25; Lawrence; Mildred Kenton, 27; Lawrence; Praedite Schroeder, 27; Klimy; Milford Loomis, 27; Emporia; Laurel Tolekount, 27; Margaret Fusey, 27; Lawrence.
Faxes to Talk on Hudson
Eager to Talk on Hudson
William H. Hudson will be the consultant and instructor in English, in Rome and France, Thursday, Feb. 14 at 6:30PM. This talk will be one of the events in contemporary literature. Brody Fleury, English department. While these lectures are intended for non-native speakers equipped in rhetoric classes, they are open to all who care to attend.
Graduate Is President of Theta Sigma Phi Alumnae
Myrtl Murt, A. E., 25, has been elected president of the Kansan City alumna chapter of the Theta Sigma Phi. journalism sorority.
Miss Hart is well known among the students here, having taken an active part in the affairs on the hill during her four years at K. U., She was a member of Theta Sigma Phi. Macbwell Fraternity, Delta Sigma Alpha, and of the Kannan board. She is now advertising manager for the Robinson Shoe Company in Kansas City.
Penn State Women Take Care of Modern House and Real Baby
Jackie Hillcrest Has Twenty-six College Mothers, One at a Time.
at a Time
State College, Fairbanks, Ft. I2., Jan-12.
mom at Penn State are learning the art of housekeeping in a modern house with a modern baby.
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Jackie Hillierst, 19 months old, is probably the luckiest, or maybe the saddest of the three. For he has twenty-ai "nonslumber" to care for him, and yet he has no real
No one knows exactly who Jackie crme from and no one knows what will become of him. At present he is in a son of the Nittany Lions.
The baby was installed after the students complained to the college counselor, who agreed to accord to first hand experience in the ultimate of happy home life.
They had a model home, equipped with gas and electricity and every piece of equipment was in areas of domesticity and economy, but it was decided that a necessary acquisition to the equipment was fixed and was installed as lord and master.
Janie, however, is just like other boys, in that he has only one "mother" at a time. He and his two groups of six for a week at a time and each takes her笼 at being hostess, champermud, cook assistant cook, and mother to
Jake appears to like his new surroundings, but does an immense amount of research with machines and spends his awake hours smiling at the fair coords who flock to *Williamsburg* to respect their respect to the young population.
Chicago Is Hobohemia for Knights of Rails
Chicago, Feb. 12. (United Press)
—Chicago is the recognized "Hobo-
hamit" of America.
"Two million knights of the hobo kingdom have the seat of their government here.
"Though this government has no authority, its laure is evident to the impatient eyes of youth. Herein lies her menace."
"In the life of the tramp there is something strongly romantic, as in a child's dream. It is a life of variety and adventure. It calls hard to the youth, particularly if he is not too strongly bound by association and environ-
"One of the weakest spots in Chicago's program for development of good citizenship," the report stated, "is giving the tax base her permission to engage."
"There is probably an army of 2,000,000 tramps in the United States," the report adds, "and Chinese is the chief rendervous."
This, in substance, is a report on the Origin of Crime", submitted to be the Chicago crime commission by a committee of Chicago professors.
Some of the remedial measures recommended by the committee were to increase the number of managers to prevent boys frequenting their places; the pitrelling of "boys" headquarters by plastic barriers and the work of working certificate laws.
"In Chicago the places where the boys may meet these alarms trans- are not different than any other city on near numerous," the report said.
Rhambanati will hold a meeting
Wednesday evening in Center A3 rest
room at 7:45. Mr. Rasnani will continue
the discussion of John Mammill.
The meeting will be dismissal
early on account of the concert.
Nina Catharine Hood.
The regular meeting of the Hima-
 Economies Club will be held ton-
row in room 310. In Fraser hall, it
will be held in room 256, will be held
new numbers.
WANT ADS
WANTED - Student laundry, men preferred, will do mending. Phone 2220 White, 1805 Ky. St. F19
LOST last Thursday—A plain Alpha Tau pin. Call 803. F18
ROOMS for boys, $7 per month,
1042 Ohio. F14
TYPEWRITER FOR SALE--Rem-
type No. 10, Shannan characters
added. Reasonable. Call M. Wag-
roor, 2351 White. F18
POR BOYS-Large, pleasant south room for rent at reduced price. Plenty of heat and hot water. Call 2053 F18
OST in Fraser a cotton taftafe umbrella with a silver handle. Call 1725. F13
1. OST-One pair of glasses in brown leather case. Please call Payne 2550, Blake F13
APARTMENT for rent at the Greend.
Call 14179. One block from campus.
tf.
FOR RENT - Good rooms for girls,
for second amonitor; 2 blocks from
campus, 1329 Ohio. 1f
4f
WELL located room for boy, sleeping more, $7.50 per month. Ideal
--for study, 1530. Vermont, 1269. Blue FUS
A good pen turned in at Kansas of fice. Worth inquiring about. F-12
ONE LARGE large room, hot water
bath, a homelike place to live. The
boys are satisfied. 1332 Tenn. tt
WANT family and bundle washing,
promptly and neatly done. Call for
and deliver. Phone 6411 white. 7-17
FOR RENT—Room for rent to girls
for second semester at 1245 Great.
phone 2651. F14
COR RENT: A desirable single room boys at 1145 Ky., 2484 White. f15
OST—Black overcoat, belt in neck,
and patch pockets. Leave at Kan.
in office. F18
FOR RENT. One good room for boys, modern, two short blocks from University. Price single $9.
ROOMS For Rent, 1922 Ohio street
Room for 4 boys at $5 each or 7
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. COUZI, R. H., NYC. D. O. D. S. I. II.
Telephone 212-348-6500, Supervisor: Phone:
Office 105, Dec. 2016, 20th Ave. 9th and Mam.
Phone: WLCHL, AND. WLCHL. The Chiro-
tricist's Phone 115
C. R. ALRIGHTH. Chiropractor. Qua-
nal examination free. 212-348-6500, Analy-
ical examination free. WLCHL. Portxus Building. Telephone 522
FOR RENT—Modern room for boys.
932 Miss., phone 2377 Red. F41
Professional jugglers could handle the old-style shaving cream cups and once drop one down the drain or under the bath tubs. These jugglers can easily tap into big jig-scap caps ports to an end of an insulation resistance.
You won't fumble this cap!
William Shaving Cream is just as much pleaserant to use as in the Hinge-Cap. It softens the beard with uncoy speed. The thicker father holds the moisture in against the skin where it is needed, and it soothes that polarizer oil emulsion is eliminated. And when your shave is done, that famous ingredient in Williams which helps the skin leaves your face cool, smooth and refreshed. No coloring matter as long as it is a pure, natural shaving cream.
Bowersock Theatre Thursday, February 14th
THE LAUGH OF TWO CONTINENTS WITH MR. & MRS. GOBURN AND A COHAN CAST OF COMEDIANS
Women: Payout, 1st 10 rows, $2.75; last 7 rows, $2.20; Balsey, 1st
7 rows, $2.20; last 8 rows, $1.05; Second Balsey, $1.10; Mail order now.
WANTED  - Dishwasher at. 1311
Teen, St. must room at house.
For rent, room for boys, cheap. Phone
1837 Blue. F19
boys at $7 each. Light housekeeping rooms for man and wife. Modern house. Phone 308. F-13
FOR RENT - Single front room,
south exposure, well furnished,
for lady student, at 1329 Ky. Call 2489
Black. F15
LEARN TO DANCE
Dango  Fox Trot  — Walse
DeWatteville  — Fischer
School of Dancing
Ins. Bldg.    Phone 2763
Stanford University California
Summer Quarter, 1924
Tuesday, 24 June to Saturday 30 August. Second Semester.
Opportunities to do work for the A. B. and for higher degrees, or to do special work in the oceanic climate of the San Francisco peninsula.
Course in the regular sea-科学 branches, and in law.
Information from Office 9
Stanford University
California
The Tailored Suit
Sponsored by Paris and Fifth Avenue
Weaver's
See Novelties Worn with These Suits
University Concert Course
THE Cherniavsky Trio
PIANO, VIOLIN and CELLO
An Evening of Delightful Ensemble
Robinson Gymnasium
Wednesday Evening, Feb. 13th, 1924, 8:20 o'clock
Single Admissions—$2.00, $1.50, $1.00
On Sale at R. C. Drug Store and School of Fine Arts, K. U.
Remaining Numbers University Concert Course:
March 6th - Renault Werrencort - America's greatest Barbione.
April 10th - Sigrid Ongen - Sensational Swedish Controltu.
 April 29th - St. Louis Symphony Orchestra - Two concerts.
Special price made on course tickets. Office, School of Fine Arts.
Here It Is!
the
Law Scrim
The Big Party of the Year
Brick English with 7 Pieces, and
A One O'clock Party with Food
$2.50
F. A. U. Hall Thursday Night, Feb. 21