THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
DEBATING CLUB FORMED
V. J. Rosecrans and Fred W. Calvert Elected Officers of New Organization
A University debating club was organized Wednesday night. The club is the outgrowth of the Public Speaking class, and is to meet in Frazer Hall from 7 until 9 o'clock. All who are interested in debate are invited to join the club, though credit is to be given to the original members. only. The club's purpose is to develop the university's debating spirit in the University.
V. J. Rosecrans was elected president of the club, and Fred W. Calvert, secretary. The entire debating squad belongs to the club and their first debate is in the final debate, given Wednesday night, was "Resolved That Aliens Should not be Allowed to Own Land in the United States." The debating work done is now in progress this year, according to Prof. Henry Shinn, coach in debate.
Louisville Is Mecca For Thirsty Nation
Louisville, Ky. Nov. 14 — All the roads lead to Louisville. Citizens of the surrounding towns and states are hastening to the metropolis of Kentucky by train, auto, motorcycle and car. The submona of the drive here of 1919.
Whiskey is on sale here today, openly without stealth or attempt at camouflage. By virtue of an injunction granted, Judge Evans of the district court the largest distilleries in Louisville are permitted to dispose of their stocks in defiance to the wartime prohibition measure. The court granted a temporary injunction restraining the government from infiltrating the law against them.
These distilleries have enormous stocks of genuine Bourbon, 100 proof and guaranteed to harbor the well-known pre-prohibition punch. It is being sold right off the floors of the warehouses at $70 a case.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
STEWARD or Stewardess wanted in club. Call at Kansan Office.
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GRID GOSSIP
Showing of the Huskers and Jay- hawkers which makes the dope that the K. U. fighters are bound to upset Saturday.
1890-Nebraksa, 0; Kansas, 12,
1893-Nebraksa, 0; Kansas, 12,
1894-Nebraksa, 18; Kansas, 6,
1895-Nebraksa, 4; Kansas, 18,
1896-Nebraksa, 4; Kansas, 18,
1897-Nebraksa, 10; Kansas, 18,
1898-Nebraksa, 18; Kansas, 6,
1899-Nebraksa, 20; Kansas, 36,
1900-Nebraksa, 12; Kansas, 0,
1901-Nebraksa, 29; Kansas, 5,
1902-Nebraksa, 16; Kansas, 0,
1903-Nebraksa, 6; Kansas, 8,
1904-Nebraksa, 7; Kansas, 8,
1907-Nebraksa, 16; Kansas, 6,
1908-Nebraksa, 5; Kansas, 20,
1909-Nebraksa, 0; Kansas, 6,
1910-Nebraksa, 6; Kansas, 0,
1911-Nebraksa, 28; Kansas, 0,
1912-Nebraksa, 9; Kansas, 0,
1913-Nebraksa, 35; Kansas, 0,
1914-Nebraksa, 35; Kansas, 0,
1915-Nebraksa, 33; Kansas, 0,
1916-Nebraksa, 3; Kansas, 7,
1917-Nebraksa, 13; Kansas, 0,
1918-Nebraksa, 20; Kansas, 0
Total points - Nebraksa, 219; Kansas
victories - Nebraksa;
Kansas, 9.
The football team of the Orean Training School intended to go to Overbrook tomorrow to play the high jump in condition in condition for the game the Oread boys called it off. The Oread boys will meet one of the teams at Haskell next Tuesday at 4:50 o'clock they will play the McLouth team.
Book Plates are Placed On Thayer Collection
An epitaph in the form of a book plate is being placed on the inside cover of each of the 1,000 volumes of the Thaver library donation.
The following is the epiphany--This book was presented to the University of Kansas by Sallie C. Thayer and her husband, William B. Thayer. 1918.
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Presbyterians Will Have Musical Program Sunday
A number of University students will take part in a musical program given at the young people meeting on Friday, Church Sunday evening at 6:45 o'clock. Ava Blai, fa20, has charge of the program. The numbers will
Piano solo... Olive Constant
Vocal solo... Mrs. Ettie Dressler
Reading... Dorothy Brandle
Vocal solo... Lucille Linnery
Xylophone solo... Mable Fails
Vocal solo... Mr. Delia WIlliams
Violin solo... Laura Jackman
Quartet... Presbyterian Male Quartet
Vocal solo... Mr. H. D. Burdick
Trio:
Violin... V. Agcaillei
Violin    V. Agescali
Flute    M. Domingo
Piano    F. Schraber
Vocal solo  Mildred Poppewll
Prof. B. F. Moore of the department of political science, talked on the "League of Nations" at Woman's Forum Thursday at 4:30 o'clock.
Woman's Forum Hears Discussion of League
"One purpose of the forum is to interest women of the University in world happenings," said Lillian Cottrell, president. "Every woman will attend the forum when outside world, and all women are invited to attend meetings."
Sen. Capper Predicts Small Crops Next Year
On to Nebraska!
Special train leaves
tonight at 9:00 p. m.
Meet the bunch at——
Washington, Nov. 14.-Indications point to greatly reduced crops next year, according to Senator Capper, of Kansas.
Low profits, labor shortage, high wages and rising costs of implements, were some of the reasons assigned.
"The American farmer won't go on strike but he is getting mighty sullen." Capper declared. "Wheat acreage will fall off probably one-third next year and the general crops are going to be smaller."
"I receive many letters daily from farmers complaining about nearly $100,000 a week in wheat will probably be lower next year, while labor costs are going up."
Need More Geology Teachers
More teachers are needed to handle the advanced work in mining and geology, according to Doctor Haworth. It is a question of advising students on how they can then can get the advanced work they need, or to advise them to come here and try to furnish teachers.
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Miss Mary Callahan, who has been in library work at the University of Kansas for the past twelve years, is leaving to take up similar work in the Iowa Agricultural College at Atmes.
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