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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1924
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Official student paper of the University of
בדיוק כאשר נציג את העץ בנוסף.
Inductor in-Chief. Donald A. Hughs
Associate Editor. Paul L. Harrison
Sunday Editor. Helen Scott
Short Editor. Gilbert Smith
Business Manager...John Montgomery, J
Kalifornia Studi
Brown Hyron
Leila Pyle
McFaddy McConch
Monte Clare Swain
Hugh Brown
William Robert
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Address all communications to
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Lawrence, Kansas
Phones - K. U. 25 and 60
The Daily Kissens aims to picture the undergraduate life of the University of Michigan, and the way we are standing for the claims that we are to be: clean; to be healer; to be helpful; to be clear; to be compassionate; to be moral; to be problem solvers; to keep hearts; to all serve to the best of our ability the university.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1924
MONEY AND MANNERS
Who is the "most courteous, gentlemanly, and efficient student" on our campus today? No, we don't know either. But I. J. Faggan, of New York, seems to think that in Columbia University there is one who stands out above all the other thousands in gentlymanly qualities and good character, for he has offered a three year scholarship to the one who is chosen that best meets those requirements.
There is admittedly a lot of room for improvement in the politeness that is exhibited on college campuses. Students show lack of respect for their professors, broaden mud with their motor cars, men blow smoke in the air and give potential backs nonchallantly crowd people from the sidewalks.
Yes, there is a lot of room for improvement, and Mr. Faggan's offer is doublesided directed toward the benefit of campus courtesy. But we don't like to be offered money for our morals. Money talks, but not in the only language that we can understand.
And then too, if a committee of award rose up and said, "Here is the winner of the scholarship. He is the most courteous and most gentlemanly student in the University," we would probably justify their decision by being pretty darned courteous about it.
HILL SCOUTS
Something tells us that, since they have taken to hunting lost relatives by radio, Jigs is going to have an awful time.
This is Boy Scout Week. The five hundred and ninety thousand fellows who find heaven and an outdoor home with a combination jack knife and khaki shirt are going to tell America about themselves. Their enthusiasm challenges the fellow who has grown out of the frog hunting, fire makin' stage of human experience.
Are you a good scout?
Do you live up to the simple creed of, "Do a good turn daily" to anybody besides your own self lone-some? Are you able to look around about you and see farther than the dirty window pane or tomorrow's assignment or the telephone directory? In other words, are your skate rusty?
Are you dyspasive and behaired toward anything juvenile? Do you still delight in uncovering the "crawdads" of your routine and grabbing them behind the "pinchers" to see them attempt futile retaliation, or are a youre mere earthworm of existence yourself, just grabbing at the roots of things? Are you burying yourself alive. A good scout looks about him.
Are you a "brass-lunged, leather-necked" individual that forgets nacked" individual that forgets nature can't be found in the maraschino cherry of the ice cream parfait or, perhaps a "smoking, hard-drilling, licentiousamazon" that thinks the raspberry grows on wall paper designs, or are you really attempting to be a Hill scout and living up to the maxim, "Be prepared."
Step back, Sadaphene. A flivren throws mud just as far as a Couliac!
"Arrest A Coal Dealer!"-headline,
They' have this cold crime wave
fought down yet.
JUST A CHINK
JUST A CHINK
In Carrion city yesterday a Chinese was executed for murder. The state decreed that he pay for his crime with his life, and that he die by lethal gas.
Today, scientists plan to attempt his resuscitation. If they are successful, the status of the Chinaman is problematical. A white man would never be subjected to such a paradoxical situation. He would be granted the consideration that a Chinese does not receive.
The man was a criminal; he paid for his crime with his life. The book for him, as far as this world is concerned, should be left closed, not opened away to the curious thumbnails of scientists who live after.
That nicthetical friend of ours in commenting on the Prince Wales latest mishap, on the streech sape, says that any man who would play tag on one of those things ought to save his collar bone broken.
How quickly are our quaint customs seized upon by foreign peoplet? They had a paper-wad battle in the French Chamber of Deputies the other day.
English women fail in vampire role. American women, however, are quite successful in title roles.
Little credit is reflected on our government by the fact that it took a foreign nation to point the way out of a national dilemma. Hungary has legislation prohibiting the bananas song.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
A special rehearsal of the Men's Gleeb Club is called for 230 p. m., Sunday, Feb. 10, at Room 10, Central Ad (baseman); to prepare for the play. After the rehearsal the members of the club are invited, for refreshments, to the house of Professor and Mrs. Larnore, 612 West Seventeenth street
Thomas A. Larremore.
boys, modern, two short blocks from University. Price single $9,
double $12. 1316 Ohio, Phone 2128 Blue.
F12
The Associated Men of the University will meet in' the Chemistry room, instead of Fraser chapel to consider the constitution adopted by the Student Council at their last regular meeting.
The total number of Chinese residents abroad was estimated in 1922 it more than 8,000,000. There are many other country outside of Asia.
Some newspapers predicted that the Bok prize plan would drop from public attention as soon as the name of the prize winner was made pub`l but this was not the case. Several days ago a newspaper reported that five persons to know of the result, four were women and not one of them told.
WANT ADS
LOST-Yale key between 1122 Ohio and Hill. Finder phone 1222 Louisiana for reward.
FOR RENT - Single front room,
south expoure, well furnished, for
lady student, at 1329 Ky. Call 2498
Black. F15.
FOR RENT. A desirable single room
boys at 1145 KY, 2844 white. f15
LOST. One five and two one dollar
bills on campus on Thirteenth
street. Finder phone 1255. F11
TYPEWRITER for sale.- No. 9
Oliver in excellent running order.
Price良滑. Fleming Moore,
106 Chem. Bldg. Res. 1837 New
phonehame, iphone 1916. tf
FOR RENT—Modern room for boys.
932 Miss. phone 2377 Red. F41
LOST—Black overcoat, belt in back,
and patch pockets. Leave at Kanan
office. F14
LOST—Pair black tortoise shell rim-
med glasses. Return to Kansan
office. F11
LOST—Phi Omega Pi jeweled pin Call Helen Hawely, 1811. Reward
FOR RENT—Room for rent to girls
for second semester at 1245 Oread.
Phone 2661. F14
ROOMS for rent in new home. Call
2424 Blue. F11
LOST—One pair of glasses in brown leather case. Please call Faye Gosper, 2350 Blue. F13
LOST—Gold Eversharp pencil between 14th and Louisiana, and East Ad. Finder Call Margaret Cockerell, at 1653. F11
WELL, located room for boy, sleepy porch, $7.50 per month. Ideal for study, 1539 Vermont, 1269 Blue F13
FOR RENT—Three or four nicely furnished rooms for girls, 1145 Inc. 1002. FI2
APARTMENT for rent at the Orend Call 1418. One block from campus
LOST in Praerer a cotton unfetata
umbrella with a silver handle,
tall 1228. F123
FOUND—Fountain pen. Inquire at Kansan office and pay for ad. F12
FOR RENT: One good room for
cal: Gould's. *Phonographic*: Graham's *Fleming Moore*, 106 Chem. Bldg. Reg. 1857 New Hampshire, 1916. ii. 15t
DICTIONARIES for sale—English-
Standard, unabridged, French
Health's German; Wittner's Meil
WANTED  — Dishwasher at 1314
Teen, St. mute at room for,
rent room for boys, cheap. Phone
1387 Blue. F12
FOR RENT—Good rooms for girls,
for second semester; 2 blocks from
campus. 1329 Ohio. (f)
OE LARGE front room, but water heat, a homelike place to live. The toys are satisfied. 1320 Teen. tf
The management of The Food Shop announces the opening of Broadview Inn for dinner parties, dances, bridge luncheons, waffle sweeps.
Parties of 20 or less may be served in private room at The Food Shop. Regular dinner served 6 to 7 each evening — 50c.
Call 1407 for reservations.—Adv
FOR RENT - For girls for second semester, block from campus, no hill. Board if desired. Phone 1303, 1245 La.
LEARN TO DANCE
Dango — Fox Trot — Walse
DeWatteville — Fisher
School of Dancing
Ins. Bldg. Phone 2762
Memory Books, Ring Books and Fillers, Stationery
We have the only engraving press in the city, have your work done at home.
A. G. ALRICH 730 Mass. St.
PROTCH
* The College Tailor
833 Mass. St.
MC CLEERY CLUB
18 E. 13th St.
$5.00 per week board
ANNOUNCEMENT
Dr. Cecil M. Propst, D.O. P., S. Pd.-Osteopath and Foot Specialist
England Advertises Lotus Shoes
Now if there be any law about a man and his clothes it's the law which relates to the shoes on his feet. Health of body; peace of mind; comfort on a long walk; confidence in a drawing room; stance at golf. Poverty is closely related to some shoes. So is Pneumonia. A good pair of shoes will redeem an old suit of clothes. A shabby pair will ruin a new one. Look to the shoes on your feet.
And looking, see at your service the Lotus shoes (imported from England). Their substance is a man's life assurance and their lines are a man's vanity.
The copy in this ad is a reproduction of a Lotus ad circulated in England
$15
Apples
Announcement opening of office at 6th & Mains. Over McColleish's Drug
Store. Rooms 5 and 6. Phone 955. Residence 2759 Black.
NOTICE To All Students
$5.50 Meal Tickets for $5.00
$3.30 Meal Tickets for $3.00
Try Our Food——
Well cooked, well served, at the right price
Nuts
ANYTIME SERVICE
Regular Meals 35c
Candy
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.
The delight in wearing fresh clean linen comes in having it done at the—
Lawrence Steam Laundry
"Clothes Cleaned and Pressed Too"