UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
FOG VERSUS RAIN PROVED POPULAR
Various Factions On the Hill Greeted Precipitation With Smiles
EVEN SUIT GRIDIRONISTS
Game
Captain Lindsey Calls Attention to Last Missouri
"Fickleness, thy name is Kansas," complained a student this morning as he groped his way through the fog when slurping in the water or his way, to chase.
FARMERS LIKE IT
But that rain this morning was just what the country needed. The farmers were rejoicing, although the rain may not have descended quite as hard in the rural districts as it did here on Mt. Oread. On the Hill, every one seemed to be well satisfied, with the exception of the women and Sup. John M. Shea, who is having his troubles with the heating plant.
"Last Sunday, when the weather was ideal and the birds were singing, we went to Californiia. Today—well, it makes me california of Dickens' London fogs."
"This weather will make the crops grow and that ought to mean an easier pull for us in the mill tax business," said Paul Greeyer, president of the Men's Student Council, this morning.
RAIN CHEERS GEDNEY
RAIN CHRISTMAS WASH
Cheerleader Geline was another one peased within the rain. "A storm always the sky of impurities, this rain is performed that duty very well. This will aid me in my rally work. The Thundering Thousand should be in fine working order for the Agrin game Saturday."
Even Adrian Lindsey, captain of the football team, was joyful. "We have established a wonderful reputation as mud-hens," he said. "Just look at this list. We are in this kind of weather. The rain will help. Watch us."
The much censured men at the water plant were likewise wearing broad smile. "We will not have to furnish as much river water today," they said. "This rain will make pond thereby increase lumps; and ponds will never know the difference because the water will be just as muddy."
OWL SOCIETY WILL INITIATE NEW MEMBERS
Eleven men are to be initiated into the Owls, junior honorary society, Wednesday evening, at the Phi Alpha Delt house, 425 Washington Avenue, Arthur Hershberger, Ross Davenport, Warren Wattles, Ted Richter, Horace Chandler, Harry Morgan, Lucien Dyche, John Dyer, Fay Walters and Hazen Kendrick The basis for election to the society is prominence in junior class activi-
Pure water is not more important than pure bread and cakes. Insist on the kind that are made in a light airy bakery. Brinkman's—Adv.
The officers of the society for this year are: President, Rusty Friend; secretary and treasurer, Howard Fleeson.
New fresh figs and stuffed dates;
and the new shelled nuts. Dummies' aisle.
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Wouldn't a policy in the Northwestern take the sting out of that mortgage?
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BY THE WAY—
Gortrie Wiggins, c'18, and Lucene Spencer, c'18, have returned from Iola where they spent several days with Miss Spencer's parents.
Edwin Randall, sophomore at Baker, has been visiting Freeman Havehurst and other friends at the University for several days.
Bessie Edwards of Kansas City, sent several days last week at the thirteenth annual TPC Bank game.
The men of the Y. M. house on Indiana avenue entertained their friends with a peak roast at Cameron's Bluff, where about eighteen couples were.
David McCreath, c19 has returned from Manhattan where he went to attend a dance given by his high school fraternity.
Herman Engle, a freshman on the Hill last year, who has been on the border with the 1st. Kansas Hospital was struck by the loss of absence for forty-eight hours.
George Chandler, c'19, spent Sunday with his parents in Topeka.
We handle all sizes of best olive oil. Dunnie's—Adv.
PROFS TO AID IN CITY PLANNING
A commission for city planning has been named by the state Board of Administration with representatives from college and Normal school faculties. The purpose is to place the experience and knowledge of a number of experts at the disposal of Kansas municipality. The commission announced, follows.
Experts on Faculty to Help Beautify Kansas Towns
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This is the fifth class which has been organized in Kansas City under the supervision of the correspondence study department of the Extension Division. The total enrollment of the 'ive classes is seventy-eight.
Prof. M, C. Elmer, of the department of sociology, will go to Kansas City, Tuesday evening, to complete the organization of a class in sociology. Class work will begin next week.
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