1. Heme'Cominf Htme-coliilf Edition SUNFLOWER Editioi OFFICIAL STUDFNT FVBUCATION OF THE UNtYEKSiTT OF WICHITA

XL TWO SECTIONS W IC H IT A . K a n s a s . T h u r s d a y . No v e m b e r s . 1934 SIXTEEN PAGES H«.B

vKnrsRsiTT aooKSToas T WeJ onrta pooraAu. snenas ixgta U any Alumni Board Names According to Mra. ifi’akofleld, ep- Barb Candidate For he) 13.1 erator of tlie' Unlvanity of Wien- ita*« Bookulore, there are plain fceted For Staff to Head now Iwing laid to diatribute the W. U. fmitball •tlrkera to ail alu- Home-coming Queen % wceI 'Hantii and all Alumni free of chhrge. wrg e l [imecoming *^35 Yearbook Thli offer la ohiy good during the llnmecomlnr week Aid and !■ vt. SoJ being done to add color to the day Chosen Over Greeks U Fankhouter To Editors PrepaHng To of feitivlty and to advortieo the achool when the old grad* return Wsihl ^ w n Queen At Start Work On to their reapcctive homee. After f Half Time Parnassus thit week end they will be on aale Doris Miller Fort J at a nominal coal. The hook itore alto offert to tha reral now frAturat for Meiiiliep* of the Ifl.'W Parnaa- atuHenta and graduatet of prevloua Chosen Queen F'Ooiiiinn will hrioir him Hill Ktaff. who were choaen by year* Univeraity pennanta and I of irrada back to the cam* the atiideni Hoard of Piibliea- Rag*, table runnera and pillowa to Soturdoy it the opin> thma laic taat week, will aoon match, football pillowa, and ttand covera at a big dltcount. Mra. Of Festivities ' Harold llalone. proaident ^muOtmrf FW.. take up tbeir diitiea of prepar* Wakefield ia endeavoring to cloar Alumni Htaocialion, who ing the Riiident year book. thit eloch, Barb Victory To Cau$e Lost Is Found! Leo W. Allman, board advlaer. So hero’a______a ____ ehanca _ to.. decorate reived letten from (trad VIrtiM of many *yWMT waa the famew* Jinx which Uieae cellete Greater Inlereit, located alt over thit »ee> voiced hb approval of tha ataff ae-iyour’our tratemilyfraternity and lorartty houia Sheika of Seuibweaieni Celliae are weleemhiy heme. It wma bach In n a real Shocker fashion. More Spirit ' the country. Roamna for tSe “feed ole daya.** whew thk pletare waa awapptd. that the Jinx for the poelUon upon hla merlU and J waa fravneRUy le e t- rater interett thia year not by parUalily or favoritism. It la Rilling cloae tn (h« becU only with the utmoet confMenc* fformerly ia that the name the fm t barb vletory in tli<- nulhwratem brinna mem thet the Board of PubllcaUona te* Minisa Group ireted theee bullvlduala for upon history nf the University wiilt rivalr}’ extending back Jinx Born in 1912 Still them la traced the recponalbllUy ot the selection of ifiu Doriand )oumaium work. With the choosing of Miss Miller, Pafa4c at lt:M a sophomort in the Collegt of Pine atartlni at Waco and Hall—or were the seeds of that enthusiasm planted sol 'rh«"“ *• a ’ juntor in the NoTember IS College of Liberal Arts, member of Arts. non-Greek students were riel* wUI be the tint feature ot deeply that a mere puff of smoke could not carry away this ed. for It was their Initial rieUw!-, Accordlna to Jimmie Lee. Alpha Gamma Gamma and Colo*' After firing a concert In Dodge Bchool “ rah” that we hear ao much of. and do so little about? phnn. honwary Joumallxm organt*'C1ly last Thureday. Mlnlaa Orchaa* of 391*333 Many are determined tl ot the pep committee, the riiall not be their last. 111 atan at 10:30 ajn. and One need* only to talk with lome ^eansd, there waa never a iplril nf aatlon. aaaoclate editor of 19M Par* tra and Dean Ueurance of the Col* of thoce who attended nur “ fair (ruction in mind. However. Mr. nasaus. editor of the sophomore teae of Fine Aita. received an ap* HesheU Lmder inatitutlon'' around 1901*1919 to be Carlton did state that they were edition of the Sunflower last tprlng, plause not equaled by any other Dena Heskett. berb leader, dc* Miller hat ehown Dena Inatilied with that aame enthuai* moat anxious to hack the spirit as and present member of tha Board audience for whom they have play* claree, “Tila haa been a big step lit aa her eacort for the aam and apirit which, making up a much as poaalblel And it waa with of Publications. ed during the past year. forward hi achool spirit. We are day funrtlona. Mr. loyal group of atudenta, formed an this in mind that extensive plana M r Booth is alao a Junim- in the The orchestra, under the dlrt^rtleni hoping for a better spirit on (he la the man that waa tn* equally loyal alumni. And It muat were made for a very thorough In* College of Liberal Arta, member of of Dean Lleuranec. played for thC; campus, and that haa bem sadly Bi leading the Barba not be forgotten that It waa thla vaaioti of Richardson Hall at Win* Alpha Gamma Gamma and Oolo* Dodge City high school students In needed for a good many years. 1 vtctory. Mlta MUIer haa alumni jmup who, harking back to Reid where the Jinx waa reported phon. He was advertising manager an afternoon concert and gave a feel this Is a start that will oen* aa her atten^ia, Mlaa their college daya, played a great to have been seen last. of the 1934 Pamaaeus. boainett program for the Kanaaa State ttnue and girt more volee In the Lou Ambnne, Mut Janice part In making our inititntlon a manager of the 1934*33 ctudent Teachen conrentlcm In an evening' government. The barbs are now MIM Mabel Hugh, Municipal Univeraity. IIR Fairmount group made up director!-, and member of the Btu- concert, which waa made up of finding out (hey are a real part of mneea Laffoon. Mlar In 1901 the Wheauhocktr team Tof these six or seven men ap- dent Council In his aophomore year. Dean Ucuranee's “IVaUa South* the student body." Still, and Mitt Maxine iSet the Moundbuitder team for the proacher, toclato editor: Bernard Downing, art'wlth 1.300 people seated and 300 dariiif Ibe sreek'tnd when she will reign ss the 1934 Itotte-eoailng (he plana of any other faction to iu U. the riralry between the two eehoola control campua pities. ivaralty. She U alao a would become an intenae aa to Ilvt acquired—|i> mitigate, aleviate. anil’editor: Stanford Waddell, copy ed*l*tandmg. Queen of the L'nlverslly. She has chosen Dewe HesheU to act as her of the aophomore worn* to be .10 years old. otherwise make easier the entranceiher; Glaus Larwn, sports editor; A concert wui be glrtn In Kansas escort at the AD-L'nivenlly dinner tawMrrow evening, the football Jimmie Lee. Man of Webatm-. team and la a mem* Into Richardson Hall. Entrance wasiMargaret M. Hayes, organixatlons City November 13, In which both gam Ratorday. and (he Varsity Saturday night. Mlaa Miller la a fonner freshman class president and the Wotnen’i Athletic Aa* duly made, and there the Jinx—{editor: Looeta Brown, class editor; the Mlnlaa Orchestra and Chorus mphomore student In the CoUogo ed Fine Arts. member of the Caucus party, aa* H' and the Fairmount team con* wasn't!! To return home with no'Mary Katherine Gelbach. picture wtli partletpate. The group wlU serta, -*The result of the election Is tinued to be victorious, • ftellM of blood on their hands was Dnthink*jedtlor; Glen Bodersirnm faculty Journey to that city on the Banu f- » r * * 0 • t a vety fine thing as far aa the icbool Itself goes. It no doubt means sum the Queen's float, fra- resentMrni grew uit> in their win* able, and the custodian of South* editor; Max Mllbourn. rmltyjFe. leaving Wednesday evening. N o -j/ d p fJ ) ^OUORTUTS rxCTTUim LJf editor: Natalie• Ring. sorotSty cdl*|vember 14. and reluming afterJh e* a _ n / U l/ C fllfO M X ^U IU U I proffTsas for (he tmiverslty of Wieh. tnd aorority entries, sa well Retd neighborsrix' which reached a western being the only victim Ite. Coalitions were too sure of of the departmental clubs. timriy cfl climax In 191X, 11 years handy* ' was uncerimoniously dumped tor;' Jean Van Aradale. WOTen'sleoncert the following evening. The athletic editor: Lay Wood, mllllarylprogram ia being sponsored by the {themselves and did not reallat the >.T.C. Band and the Girls' after that first game. At this time Into mud puddle nearby. After Old Fairmount College strength of the barbs" Bugle Corps will alao be Routhwestem took Wichita to this duty was quietly performed (raining editor: Marguerite Mun*|Kansss City Kansan and the Public thorough trimming—piling up thatithe three ear* made tracks imme* fine arts editor; Peggy Hsrve)-.|Srtools of Kansas City. . Dick Jones. Alpha Oanuna Gam- I line. E.MNA.VTS of Old Fairmount CoHege are few and 3"^ Shocker party leader, says, a«Mt«m will meet the Shock* ncyar*lo-b«*fo^otten m re o(^4l*3.;diately for Wichita. 'feature editor: and Paul ThrelfaU.| Negotiations are under way for ii WkhI the 3«th game In 33 yean THE JINX WAS BORN THAT later dale the Jinx dld,***"*"’ ^ photographer. {concerts to br given In Ponca City. R between, but over in Morrison Library there are a few ai48 a J both teams flghUng NIGHT! Icome Into' the hand, of the Tale"* Chanute, Sallna and Manhattan.- unusual remnants in the safe keeping of Misg *M. Alice iJuei^th at the last siecttoi?**^ place In the conference. The Moundbullders literally "•'•li.Shoeker students Following an- , mambsm were choaanjsome of which will be given Isley, Barba are eonfident that the n * Iria MUIer wUi be erownad with the fln t taste of vie Fairmount Hall burned on Uwiare also among Miss Isley's cel>'*uU of mdsy's eloeUon la only the HITJ Queen by Zene Pank* started out the eve of this mentous game to relebrate In night of Sept. .1. 1929. and a* soonilectlon. Some of theee date back to^lKtlnnlng. but fraternity men and RMINJ , acting captain for the game, aa the debris had cooled tnough'1901 and 1902, and contained the;*"ver1t)r women declare the victory style, fitting and becoming to such pint reremonlea during the half pr«.rr. ,h, .plrit of ,h. In.mu.I u,. i, . Bo..rfco Duitord searcher* were out to find some lit* official tong* of Fairmount ('altegt.|ls** "e rt *s> only a pollUeal back* forma wUI be worn by the a victory. A few of the more ex­ X3I Uon by doing away with the ' “ 5 Pease. Lois Peter Philip. Dudley tie relic left from the' femout old One of the most famous at that'Hre aiul that their efforts to gale Bugle Corps for the first cited lads, needing an outlet for completely.'This was accomplished IS!"’" hall. Among these searchers was,time was the "Boots Song." more ground will be fruitless. . year as they perform drllia their exuberance daubed up a piece ci»inuin««iun ui kikpui ■■nru BurrUs. Ben Rothsteln and Louis by t L .combination of schoof spirit ^7'’^ Augiutlne Dick UottchiBik, graduate of 193).> See Rlreag CoaipirtIUen band during the Intemls of Umwtone with black and yellow .,^ , ,f.demlc work on th e '^ f * ° “ "- Nererthetea*. many baliave tha paint In anything but an atlrac-Ljde. A goodly quantity of n lt r o - '? !^ !" ™ '. *» ^ n d violins-Ruth V.ndrnburg, "P fW W. .migent Bettyetty Oliver. Alberta Balndbrtdge by finding among the a sh esl^ written by Dr. Samtwl A. first whirl of opposing political ma­ Open H iaiis live manner or artistic s ^ e . Iglycerine was concocted In ihc old ^ « u V ^ „ J v e s r n n m fT ’ r Tort lt*#‘THd rairmoum seal. I'pon hUlRofsy. professor of Spanish, and chinery la only beginning to hum at houses (or the alumni wUl The piece of art center^ on this f-.irmount laboratory-, and in the.lS^ Dr. York. Bassoon: Glen Rodestrom. graduaiiun from the irnlversity.set to music by Thurlow Lieuranee the UnlrenUy. Conpetlton. tha like at the various fnitemtty stone was the figure of a weirdih*nds of a very select group Brown, Junior. Mr. Gotichalk gave It lo the li*;during 192" This song appeared of which has never been seen hero rdurtne tho day and a dlnnerihlack eat wdsarinvwearing •a vyellow*ITa4BP Iwknrbow He. .toHenla...... was used. i ..lo l blow i.— o theC. #.fa- B OOTOVIS. Clarinets: Audrey Sanford. Carlos Miss Oelbtch. senior. Is of Alpha Prose. Edward Turner and Vem brary. for the first time In the official In­ before. Is certain to exist In -the ^ ^ e en and her attendants]"Hoodoo In large black ■•*lv>'*|mous Jinx stone Into figuratively tercollegiate Song Bodk, Inc., of near future. held at the Webster houselwas scrawled across the top andl»j,u,.** iTau Rigma. Mr. Roderxirom. aoph-iNydegger. [omore. is an Alpha Obmma Gam* String bass; Cash Oard •pHIS old seal, now ru«led end New York t'lly In 1931. It u known that the non-Greek Brass Bass- Harold Newman. past the stage of usage, was! At that time with the exception party (or (he first time has com* ut upon all offli-isi papers oflof “ I’m a Jayhawk" official tong pteteiy organised. No doubt mem- Cello; Lois Ayers. ben on Trumpets; Byron Jacques. Hariln t alrmuunt rolitge and also upon of the University of Kansas, it was en orer-estlmsU its strength. But. Bond. Lawrence Parehrr. the diplomas of the graduating,the only Kansas collego to receive |lteannM be denied, the party pas* Trombones; .Dnictlla Relchard. students. jturh recognition. laetaea strong qualities — strong "Slgillum Coltegll Fsirmonlanri The names of these hamlbooVi enough at least to disrupt a ptaca of and alumni and the win ! Walter Duerksen. LeRoy Steely and conerate voting mechanism. story of the travels of the Jinx Tnot» wncrete. and no explo* Other members of the staff hold*{Robley West is the wording on the seal. Also vary from Fairmount to the pres- the contcets (or the beet* there is a picture of Old Falrmount'ent student handbook “ The It Is certain the barbs havt laid float and houses in keep- Is an old nne. Now. according to "o '"■**'»■ Powerful Ing equally Important positions in*' PercuMlon; Bob Csmahin. Paul future plans carefully, Tho outcome tribal riles, (he stoTM was to be be able in completely quell elude: L ^ Wood. Junior; MU.s Meuntjoy. Francis Baxter. Hall with the date 199.4. Thia seal Shocker." Almost all of them con* (he Iheme "Forwent Shock* llnx “ feeling." ______warn used up to the time of the lain a good history- of the "Jinx." will be impoaslUe to accurauiv be annouiKed brought out for public display only Mtifuelle. senior; Miss Harvey-. Jun* Piano .Guy Snyder 111 ior. Alpha Tau RIgma: and Mr | Harp: Marguerite kfunselle. changing of the college to a munic- prophesy. Time—and time alone— on certain occasions. However, luf* I23.MS persons stlended the In* will spril vtctory or defeat for a flee it to say. that the Jinx seldom Thretfall. freshman. I ------party that is trying to gain mora rested in one place for long at a •tlluto of Alts and Sciences at Col* With the exception of Mr. Down* Sam Amholt has been pledged to '“Mir rA t i.i.y .1.0 h.. . Debate Contest Ing. Collffe of Fine Arts, and Mr. Phi Della Theta fraternity at TU*|brass door knob from a door of the recognition and a strong poUttcal [le Corps time as Inter-campus raids were umbla University during -the post standing, obtervtro point out. frequent occurences. I ...... College o f Buslncsitlsne Unlvenlty In New Orleans Mr..old college, a few brick*, and a In lime, however, the 3lonrul* ynr. «no laigni auenosnee ""^lAdmlnUiratlon. all are enrolled in Arnhols attended the Unlvetalty of piece of a red cement cornerstone To Start Soon builder* "got wise." so to speak, slnea the establishment of the instt* the College of Liberal Aru and Wichita last year and was a mem* on which It s design of a flower, Eleetfon Forms {Leads Parade tuts. {Bclences. jber of PI Alpha Pt frateniUy. j Old-fashioned student handbooks, land no longer trusting the stone to Intra-Hnral OonUitera Ara To the mcn-les of the docker loyal- Changed hy Council Mark! the Initial i*u, locked the Jinx up In a vault DtbaU Intamational IppMrsBM in Pnbllo In Richardson Hall, the main hulld- Anna QnaetioB At Ita last regular moeUng, lthe Of Oirli' Unit ingon the Southwestern campus. Student Council decided to change And now that small group. o f American Girl Fascinated by Egypt*s IVlili Ihe BiinunI Iniro mursl dr- the form of future elKtlons to seven weeks of tralRlng and Fairmount “ ed*" which heldhe' em­ lMt» coniMt but two w-rk* away. eliminate the element o f contro­ r. the members of the glrU' bodied in their midst the true t.eruy U«wts, drlisio nmrh, an- versy. In the future the petitions Bugle Corpe of the Dnh Shocker spirit enters our stor>-. nounr** that it >• not yet Ino late will bear the name* of 74 to 100 of WIchtta WlU make their These men. once Impetuous vouths, fnr ktuilvnia lnter*ited lo eni*r ihl* sIgTwrs and will really be in the Colorf ul Romance and Pageantry form of a primary election. The piMIe appearance in BOW hold Importsnt places ooth in roRii>elltli>n. parade and at the (he educational and the business lA/fT »t*Kr "oR I followed motherlmakes a sale, hewover bad. ethera Til'' topk- for the dftnle queMlon final vote will he on one choice feethall game. Satur* world of today. Among them being i ' l down the long room and aitlnfwUl follow quickly, It the naiional H Kappa Uelu only. The reaion for raUhif tho Btttotifal Quetn of Egypt bargain Flaco* in Mnshy quroilon (or Ihl* year, '-nroolved: number of sigTMrx ie to do away 10. Mr. F. 8. Carlton, now prlnclpio ot aa before, we courtealed to l iniro-niuml orsslon which will tho tearing do«m of boaaert and Is an Improvement for immediately put me at ease wiih make us u polite and eager for us to buy held November n. in signs that were placed In etratwgto group. Black iklrta and j . Unn Beebe, a prominent attor­ S A siwrial favor to om- ttiy which the complete the cos* ney In Loe Angeles, Ceilf., and Mr. her gracious manner; soon we *ere.|)“ something, however small. We come winners nf the first reronteit, will siUons hy the political partlH. Plcklns. However, It is Lin­ A age. Queen NaxH invited all chatting easily. We talked •boul'“ * ^*® I*** *® * section devoted exclusively to delote varsity |iei>ple. as a means KB 5(o1ter, president e f the Stu­ the dhtcUon of Wtltir coln La Pat, an old Shocker fav­ me lo accompany my mother her children and the Queen asked ®r*3ht red. blue, green, am- of truly Ice-ntlng Ihe most eapabl* dent Council, taya: “ la tha fntura and FVanela Baxter. Qtt orite and a charter member of nd aialer to a farewell aitdi* me about my school and our purple. large and MndH- » « mnterUI for the December meet at the members of the eouacil vtll Alpha Gamma Gamma fraternity, (or the future. She said she fell goods. Msny^ lutnting In cases and fairly blind WInrielil. The (act llml women will taka It upon themeelvoa te peek out I and the dnunmen have be* ettce before o ii r dpparture ^ u. again as us as (hey dsnle In (he sun. The the offender! end aee that they gro ilful In playing a side va* now a profeasor of mathematics comiwte with men la nlso a new step at the university of Pennsylvania, from Egypt, where my f*lbcr h „ been a saying since •ncleni J «*f*»^ * beads are made m thU place and to la> biketi this yenr. althouab properly reprimandad.” nustcal aeleclions. Cadet we can bear a faint buts as they I Herbert Undaay h u been who waa really the leader of this had represented• th e I'nltcd times. "Anyoni who once tasiea l.iineis llrow-n and Kitty Rwing. Hr. Bottar aUo said that lha gang and around whom the most wawr of the NUe wUI be mre to r e - ^ T aJ“u ? S f X are bring rounded Strange as It winner* In (he Intra-mural In the eeundl la pleased with tha airthnsi- the coeps in marching, Htatea aa minitter for three seems to us. this rounding to done and members loelude: exciting Jinx story canten. wninen's aectlon Ust year, defsaUd asm shown by the Baibt In tha years. Arier more than half an hour I n l ^ with the worker's toes. the winners In the.-raen'a oectloB. recent election. I f such anthuiam Brown, drum major: Mar­ We now come to a rery delight­ cus. commander: Nctda Bch* T teemi tha f tn tha days of these U waa late summer and (he King which we had a most Rrilghtlul-^^* ***• IMch Jones and Prank Malone. In continaaa in thla group tha echeol men, nothing waa done on the and hts court were still in Alexan* visit, she arose. Indlcallng that we ful shep * longing to Yexdle Bey hnmplnnshlp dehate. spirit ef the UuTtrnty will la- vlM * commander; Helen M a, where they go te spend the 8 h ^ that attract many U a Persian ihop full of eU Partner* for the preltmlnary eon* adjutant; and ftuth Oar* •par of the moment. Every move were to leave. Offering us her hand, preportionatriy* was thoroughly planned before any months. 1 felt most for­ the gave us many g ^ wishes to are tlw M b ^ aM ct^r. Om |iory. Many Interesting and eat os chosen so far Include Cramer tunate in being permitted to enter take with us oo ouf Journey. We in partlwUr, belonging to an ^ d L ^ ^ b le vasea art mounted on (he Reed snd Olhn Wood: Harry Corbin o m P fA T M ON W CHTTIPM : Itu th Bryant. Jaeklt steps were taken. So—not to ba ^rrtu iliw. to the r^exvous w •xijn showing old hnnUng daunted by not being able to find tbt gates of beautiful Mtmtaxa backed out of the room, courtesy* and Oyde Merder. Ruth Mtlerwafta COMHnm AT MBWBIQ Ruth Garvey. Winifred Nlaeo. one ot the few places In sit tourists. Selim, the owner. U ^Id Penlan book* and Vera Setter, llotner Ruti«nnsaad Amy Jonca. Virginia KU* the Jinx after teveral Invasions Ing again at the door. Thus ended a gentleman, always serving Into the “ensmles’ territory." these Bprpt outsiders are not permitted one of the pteaaantest and m ost^ 'j* ends art arranged on shrivta. Rang­ Rusael Boas. Charleo UrCIlngoek On the receptioa ooaualttea st the Oret^en Kunta. fimsa* to enter, without a n Inritatlon 'hirklsh coffee and offering amber ings rich In color are folded m and Warren klcriee. Roy Rogera and Dniveraltr of wtchtu at tha Raaaaa Naialle Ring. IwHet Shocker men put their heads to* IhrUllng evenlTof my stay In *WP‘ gather and the results of IhMr from a member of tbe-4Dya) Xgmlly. Although It arouses very dUfro* ' ^ " ^ ^ boxes. Old copper and lUvcr of alt Henry Onsgard. at Adama and Stats Ttaeltera moaltiig ad BUtcMa* ler. Pauline Stickle, bonao ent emotions, almojl as Uirtlling ” *’*****>.■ kinds stand In glass covered cases Mnrk Sandusky, Rill Woodin and ton. Nov. I and 3 were rix aradnatlg Dorothy Fretx. sdAWbir trB btrvfn onfoldtd. We were very much pleased when old copper, silver and brass dtohas. The sister of one of the boys was Wf found there were to be iw other u an audience with the Queen In the center of the room. A larger Sam Odeman. "Thera sr* a good of tite Untrorrily, now teaaktim M Drummers; Mary Attpo to a visit to the Musky. The Musky candlesticks and trays. room farther back to filled w l^ gor­ many students who have (>een at rural Kanaaa High MMokb Mtoi Helen Stoner. Helen FoH^ gant to Southwestern for about two M: this wu a special favor and A large array of new and old a with the main Idea In mind knew that we would havt a to a nativt banar consisting of geous Persian nigs. We art shown tending (he Thursday night study Ruth Romlhe to now UtaMag kl Itrtha PhUllpa. U V W * many luirrow. dirty streets lined Jtwelry U to be fourvd on shrives carpel after carpet, each different groups who have not yet tedNb Walton, Mlaa Rnrriet RUanor Martin. Iona BUI, that by very subtle and tact- r good risit with Her Majesty. As U and In cases in the rear of ths sbop. alsrays the case, one of her ladles with shops, some of them lirge and tn color and unlqus ta design. Here ed up." declared Sir. Lewis, "but Eenda, Mlse Vlvtna TIB Rodgaon, Helen Brldgenun. means she was to ascertain Just Going up a rickety flight of stairs to MsrgBteta OIMIM Ik -..ere the coveted Jlftx wae tn watting met us in a small draw* Impressive, others small—Just hMca again art cheaU ranged around the this must be done by Nov. II." Haven. MIm ChMter, Beulah Barret. the upper floor to a very dangtR walls. Bach loam will be aseurvd of fotnfTUuron. LouisI Keoh aa I M M kBi Jewett, and Helen church* creted. And In true Shocker e t y l^ tag-room and upon a signal that In the wslU. proesas (or n never know u the Bct Majeaty was raady to receive As we enter the Musky end walk We laava thto faactaaUng rounds and (acully lodgea will de 3flaa Hope NkiMl nt Burrta& she went, she eaw, and (meet Im* italra will eoUapoe. but once up Mtoa M. AUee Italy, porUnt) she duly reported. It| 0$. she took us up to tht door of the along (he streets, from every shoe and come out Into tha ll^ t and otde who the ttnel wlnneti are . I Drummers: Nelds Bchlictlng chamber. The Queen was door the proprietors beckon wltb there, we find an Interesting col* of tha streete. In front of ui n total numt>er of flrot plnoe* award Itto commlltee which met •oeme that thla girl had even had a tcctlon of old trays and ptail In­ Raeer. sunding at oorend of the room in IrterHlly gaslurea which. If futile, are to a shop, when historical taUea ere ed tp (h« Individual team. The vie-h the dinner ntdey nlahtj ■lut: Mary Lola Card glimpse Into the eecrel vault and laid stands. Over In tho earner to Malone, prerident ot MH9 saw the Jinx rocllnlng there In alt 3 gorgooui.red velvet dresa, waarini followed by Instotent -appeals to betag sold, Old statues and aeanha (orious team will debatb team* rom- Ouard; Kathleen Hite lod ancient chest—and Old Dmae from the tombe an on dtoptay. Ona pcoed of varoHy poople. who ora AaneelsUon eemp Hesrell. ita gloryll aa her cole Jewtle a lovely etmw eemt artd look If nod to buy. Baasr* of pkarls. Her Majesty hat coal sUUon, real or (rignsd. to m a n lfiachest t^ from Byrlia ‘nwae cheeta an Bm p has nothing but arnuoted with PI Kappa Delta, mlltea. According to Mr. F. 8. Cartte*. rare and are always worth wilng. national forenalc fraiernltr- one of thoM Shocker enlhufMto Maokhalr, large dark eyas, and a on all ildea. Often the first custo­ gtoia Bowie of all shapaa 3er what wl'l be (ht Hnl (alL slender figure, very ditifrrni mer of the day will (Mmefll by a e Isav* Bellm'i shop and make and colon a n pUed on rickety old ^tton to provide (or direct and a charter member of PI Alpha Kanoas was admlUM to the On­ Pl fraterhUy. from whom most of from the obesity typical of Bgyp* rery low price because of (he shop* our0 way through other straeta tablet. We need not U reprceentation'tn lu man* Uan women. keeper's notkm that 11 he ones allWalive with vendora and boyevf (CsarisMS •• h*f« s.) ion January 13. 1131. kf-^Oharlaa P. TtH 2nd. the Infurmation for this article was

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T h 9 S E R f le e w r MMa ehanec to oM t the tatf. “He And ShelO.I A naltor to the eampuan M By I4)t WOOD -A cold north wlnt* is hard ■oBthWB or wtattm unlreraitw » Beebe Named a a e on hsnd-ahakloa pollUrtana.- alwajn MnirlMd at the amiauai Short Panu »i.r» ■noufhl ur* Paul Whitlow, who near. Opens ToniJ Ra ^ srarvi"!'!?^ eonBfttll)' ctistini ‘amoiit the (tn- in PUisburs. Mr. Oebrrt Iy irow hU hand off .shakina ad a bell hop laH hla Mil hind* with prospfcilve voters Unlvdnity Plajron SaH Mdy. Re' iteda that every To Represent .ul to be pressed, When the friday momlnii Madrat haa a nnllc or a word oil ult aas brouahi berk from * In Oponisf yreetlnc for r m y otw. Prtmdline»| the ties nets, he discovered Al.flPil «H hl- . ___ P m en tA tlo n haa become a tradition. ' !Army Group the! ihe bottoms of his liou* jarh Lawton met the one thi mM Mir AA__ > ki eerntna up to are him toon. Nov. t and t . by the Ur Fiw JUwtellei aaC rdled. Joat imaatne that U every M e e t o f ^ a b b e r d Add W.U. professor* who PUyef*. Both pertonnaneck OlkMiffi *?«• ____ _ „ , slu- A«*arUalB« rata « «a««aat. DW penon you apoke to would aptok toi ’ And Blade married their favorite iln at I pm . drnta: Ticket, lales (or the play In u rin g aomaena eiae. in no time everyone Wllner. Rydford. Allman, m t t T ay lo r____RdHor-tiMnilof Business Club been rsceptlonaily good, Veraitv >ouM be reettoi each other. The' Wnrreii im'aiilem .»l ind Wofsy. to Richard Jones, baalne E aaotl nuffor-.BaataMM M r effect would be beneficial to bothilli** l*»*n] rhaiiti-r « t ScnhhnnI ter. wlm nnnounrei that ( HdUAlB. the studenta and the mhool. Hlaili-. itHtionnI iiiililart Alter a recent party, an Elects Officers: (111 avatlsbip from membem fh ly t r Alpha T iu wore home her I t for t M Da Banu...... DMk Miior The newcoowr would not feel frat*‘nill.v. will llj. ’ 'speech and dramaUc ddpar boy friend's frat pin. When Proeted* from the play will I waa Rbi M vT IUUi«rtn# Oatbach...... OUlte ae loet aa before beeeuae tome- Ihfdl ahciel.y at I li e tialiotial nrr Itltlc brother saw It. he Vtoont Mooro, Murry Howtrd lo finance out-of-town trip* ...... Soetety Mtuif OM noticed him. A atudem trom|v«>nvcntinii nf the Kniit|i In be ukrd. "What dU you let the And Leon Watkins a. R en Alui Ooffman...... Spvta W}wc dramatic and speech depar out of town mlfht not feel theMicM nt the rniveraity of Cln-, medal f o r f A rt OfOMrs The play, written by . . Price M« la TboBM...... M tk fu p Bttltflf CMOther*. centers about the . yeraity t p«gfr lU m y ...... raatort wiu* pan p of homealekneaa because beidiiiatli- un Nov. lii. Somethns rise to be blamed an ccccnlrle Kulptor and hU k U nartt Ibyci...... k . lirhmtr Hr- H»eh». e ••■nkir. I« affniatp.! Members of the board of 19S1, ti would be a m ^ frtenda. B c h ^ p, fraternity, of on the college*: of the Buslnees Club met Mondw ly. Pinal dress rehearsal lip of ...... W«o»#nl Sporu Editor The Republlcen Party was Wednesday under Ihe dt Olroii Buik u tr orp...... spirit would become slronicr «•* ^hkh he l» t>reekleni. le prredem «f formed on the campus of ^ _^s-- m hUiLnW Tnftnnv* «ew«o*ew-wev-^ ...W.. V... to 4S ...... AMisUnt Dnk Editor cauee of fiiendahlp bonds. Surely, the man's i*an.Hellenic t?ounrii ami foTthU year were elected;Pro(. Oeorge D WUner. _. en an Ripon College In Wisconsin M*thU (Mating and -HI serve (or dirollm prtni t ^ highly BM Bor Ooreorin...... Wichita ta not loo far Eaat for Ihal'preeldenl nt the neolou- club, a* ■> year* ago. roUmeti ...... AMKUnt Beelotr Editor ______-M—,.," .well a» I'elna eenlnr ret>reaeniallte the remainder of ihU school year lul the lat Weatem expression of Rowdy. Vincent Moore head* Ihe ortanl- the (oUowlng membert; P* U artutrlU MuaaeUe...... The PI AlWt' ,d in thi ...... E R b am t Editor n e at ra il Meet legcd dance Ihe other night. aatkmM president Leon Wsiklnv In. Eleanor Corcoran. 1m U M Ba This year !■ the teih for Itte S i t vlce.prwldent. Murray How-lllng. RMph M ll^ . Mai Paul ThrMall..Staff Pbelofraptiar Priook Of WalM Will John Beebe came waltslni growth AdwrttbW staff. .Richard Jonea. orinniaatlon. ami la the tlrat lime along with hU partner and wd md ^presW enl. Bob Arm- Ine Ortbach. t^ lea ilso grei Harbr Olvt Up Pmdom that a convenilim haa l>een 'held In IlMKfWwtr PlMat*. ^ ^ . rroord^ and Velmo John-.Betty Neely, and Mary Bowman Martin, Olfford Booth spied Pratt Warren jo the 1 1 Otto e .rlv fall, rather than In the aprlnt tvin trMJturvf [SchfOW^r* New 4*H Club Officers side line. Paltoi IRE preaent Prince of Wales wUl Tb^ ! | •-Why don't yoj dance?” he A new ple^r syilem U to be Two eomplele new stage few yt mtmrrr 'n ia l la it ha ll*M ‘**^*^*^ *t lb*" At t^UH New stlKmaffkers •! af Ihe UalverWtyUhimWiy a.n4.R Kimo Club mww. are. from left . to - ..aright: ~ .. initistsd with pledge rcro«nUton have been built under the t known UpOH Mir .... inked ^Ice* to be held at the clubiof Eugene Bpangler. stage iM tiriirt MattsBlBts Mwa never marry T hat la u ne livet ..^nvrnilon In im , in order in give Margaret KehL serial ckalnwani M ain Miller. preaMml: Mtas •Whv don't you?” a»ked sttempti ~^itM ~Zl2ZH^ai lesaw ha wUi be the first bachelor King ihr arilve members more Iwnefit itUckfnrd. repertrt; aad Mtaa Lais Neffilnger. eecreUry.treaewrer.l PrsM. l ^ e r which wUI be held Wednes-;ger. Vert VUer a n ^ a u r 1 atuc of migUnd. There are obvious rra.lfr""* Insptrailon derived from McUughlln. vIce.preMdrnl. I* net piclored. Three efnem —o- - day evening at the Alpha Gamma keit with other members of . - r w t ao u wh* he win not marTT meeilng*. carry ew the week ef the clak dartng the year. Gamma house. Leon Waikin* U luistrd In Ihe art srork on bM a fo tone wny ne win no* marry. t made 1* an honororv: ______Add iin*ung heroes: Music will be furnished by * 8. 8. Major U Ihe busiest chairman and In charge ol arrange- First of sll. the Prince hss been „nr.ini««tlcm of adranred courae -- m enu. Murray Howard, a* Jnd vice- itre orchestra under the 8h ^ " man on the campus, what ol Walter Duerhaon. ay. Loyal Alumni Group too busy to think of Jove and roar- It o.T C. nudmi*. Member* are ch«a- with Ihe two lulMIme Jobs he prealdent U In charge of projects I Depei Maana Oroatar Bdiool rlage. Now at forty years of tg#,'"'profirlemy «M inierMt Entrance Requirements hold*. In addition to hi* regu- aiM publlelly. person ...... In mlliiafT aubjerta and their arilv» U r Job a* equipment ctutodl* The attention of all members will ORADI ATE r U tB HOLD8 » 'hu- i , this charming Prince finds little or m a «>uniu>«*. land have a knowledge of elementary arithmetic as far as ly muftcal. He could not tn- re* nec lying question In the minds of many Prince will never marry. HU lore Ripee*M'* Idcsl* |p e rre n th g e . T hose stu d e n ta not aide to moot such retiulre* leresl even a blond with hU I only ' atlenflons. of us as to hut what U the value affairs have been only with .“com- • neiisring thnt miliury -ervioe u „,ynts might be admilteii if the prlnci|«ll thought thorn f Indivl ii> hand and gam m such a festival. moDer." and -ill probably al« y * " I'urrying Qli the work. Ala*' It has tome to (hb he deg The answer seems to lie m the be, but hU posillon wtU not allo w ^ cniUg* m>>n for Ih* «Hhlv of mill ■ Frev tuition at that time was again; HOP \ BAUGH it has r fset Ih it no Unlversliy has ever him to wed them even II he desired wry pUc* upon ilwm .^ruir. tnnn* u*e With what? h.T.C. b: The atudrnU 9 t this Lnstllution *11(1 adventure, travel explorailon itu f.wm il.u i*-- i-u ..ii>l <'ii«(ley, Sumner. Kingman and Re- rolnuKuiit Mill V e nrM ■•iiiMii'. It’s Sweeping Th« I hf«i l, have Joined In a new spliit of ad-and these have token hb devotion ii.in|.i ihi* i>>n*tiiuii«n in .■nl. I !.• no w«* otTerni a free tuition for ere, irM Kslrnmnl ri.niimpi; An Alpha Otm pirdfe ha* hi'r tl. W the mill the f«l| term . deeirmed !•» fire itriitemlwr a.| discovert an honest-to-good- (h to ms vancernem. •Xhey have united In.lnitetd of a woman u r ^ • no UVl 'ISJ* new way to dutmgubh be- Country I W hat? I as an I the effort to place the University Bl 8o *iib "choice' women. n,„| ...,iieB»s m t>re*»rv Ql*'t'lTARI.F uble boaril was pro unifni the topi With this spirit acting as a rountleas socUl obltgationa galore dev»i«t> Hi* FMwtiilp.l iiMllitea kO j vtdfd at tl.TS per week, amand }.rr. hs guide many improvemenu have a l-th e Prince sun remains happily u n -o f B00.1 nnd ..ffi-Y* to sleeping rooms furnUhed excjP*, Jithout I * . . ^ , ... . maeried outarUr* «s ediii'iirit men bedding and towels were provided •istar ready been made in the effort to married ^ „,tire port ««.i »o.,t a charge n1 M* eente per week' HOMECOMING GAME SATURDAY .o f V Improve their sebooL The faeully — tuM* s aroi-irr inflDeti-- in the mlli ,Mr student, two student* occupy- klvd. has caught thti feeUng, and ha* a T b 1 ^ tsiv .iff.ilr* of ih» .-nmuiDiiiil** l» |ng a room. If one provided hi* own Ihvr ind jQined with «iiiHania In Uib I .iH Y f I 9 1 1 £ 1*K S C H whi'ti We im«' rr*i'i* iti.1 ili furniture the cost of a room wa» jlial In Inil is I oog common cause. ^ .rminB ih^ miiliiirv r-umr*m^nt* iii, Four course* were offered by the Iran of By a united effort between < h e |.|\* p c N II fTI Ttl PT* counu> 'Institute being a rlasslcal. »rien- rul profi Alumni and the aiudeni body Ihlt ^ *** ill va iin„,p ^nlie normal and husine**. With the L|, I mill h* KAenenniuhed w ith.'A ”b . 'A A * .'!• nt»-rs »i the l.--ol .•TSHi'.s.iwn B person was prepared to ii liv m cause could be accocHdtahed. With M it C | p. «i> nuii- «. h i .- lo l•»•l snter anv-college for the »tandir.l out their aaalstanee the University v / v C l IV ivA U o 1C Kro-i'r » "• bIv' ii <* ine.li.l four»e, "nie diploma of the normal the hi can never expect to naa beyond list ------'fi,i i-in g in* aniiri iieui>-n»tii .•( mtilng music I : the hi Mater. ------l.r..kl*i-niO r..miwr«> «f Hoii.i-tr.l ; ^ , j j charge, t h e iludeot* ml in St Capt Waller Duerksen. lnatruclor r.n.1 lii.rbi-mi.iN-^l*>f fro.n jhvlmsincss department hs'l the w. 5 in band and theory at the Unlver- i nuersiiv «.f Wi-hlu Knnsos ,rtv*niage of the KngH»h clasie* Ysn’ee see* ikem, and yea'** Unlvei Bmilea In Tha Memlnf »Uy ol Wichita, in kteplng with the fniversliy. Miss-srt I'nUersiiv *0.1 charge, FINIBHi old cuitom of broadening an educa- .\rkj>nsa* I'nlversity. F IG H T TO beta admiring iksm. Farisa in tl katinn. Vnil Make Day Brighter Uon with travel and study, spent rne lowl l•rx.>nlBntl••ll h»id 1 dm ^H K school year ronsisird of y o u —a n d w € * li Fsskiaat giva yea Ihsss ss- Bays we’re with Appel ,hla entire lummer studying Inilni- ner re-ently t«t lnnr« T** It...... t<' | three term* of 12 weeks each be there rooting a$ we never pensive leekleg “barky" Isatber Irfcmiini 0R08E appearing face*. rg. m ental and choir work a* well a* n-i-i>rate H.-ni*i>.ird and gifl.oo per term was the coat of taking course* In band manage- iitvir imy n« ii.i»r The ui’l> |„ition for the classical course and have 6 8 / o r « / sepU* in “Sbsgbark" far (be ante o M (Bsgnant g rin * . (ipi^ mancuven. letter fo r-•im.iuht* ii'c stmuii' Milii.ir> H“'l'thc scimtlAc course. The normal grand prise ef |t.M . Wvsr kar am! thought*—the whole world appeara.niiVli^ and direcimg under ihej.ii which ihe bonorarv ...l«nci »• ■;iurM P„,t"gfi'on per term while brawn er blsek — b«l by sll of r to be wroDf aupervblon of some of the mostjforiiuillv |ir**eme«l. «rid »!••> ",jhe commercial cmirie wa* the krv bain mean* tbees* “Ska|bsrk”l appea HOW many have felt tb.i * « * " * - - 77,::: j::rT ;rc:a.;:c;’;* 9 / / M for th At some lime or another ramea* Bandsmen >" I'com.-iom ..f iMUt.-n-l .bfen-e 118 E. Daeglst Frank Ferae it ear reprsseataliva at ssbeel of wli •veryone haa posiesaed that Irrt- captain Duerkicn left WUhlta ' Inurmal work was ll*>.VOO, Of ante In IHOIl* hrhil! table fnllng. If but at that time we Mrty this summer fw Northwest-T J * Imur^e. there probably wa* some iDurrk* might crawl into a boto—and pull ern University at Chicago. III.. £ | | Q | Q | | o C l l U U l I drur tk* *iki. m .fter lu iwhar* each summer are gathered . _____ . .ku «he notables of present day band; ‘H> say the least a pertoci in t h b ^ ^ ^ ^ These (emoua men conduct; eondltton la In dirt need ol m oral'tn advanced school In all phaaetl Has Big Group * KNl.p support. BhaUered nerve* cause of military and concert band work ormanc to ta DuerksTO studied field TwtlTt Indltiu Art Anrolltd ! stateiT -e a ttr remark* unknowingly to » j„d letter fonnatloni *. ------n r the made to fellow atudenu. Headaches.lgj^^ me direction of Glenn a ilf A t tha Untrergity Of rnu.irla from one cause er another. fom.Batnum. who la credited with being W ichltA iirruunii greteeque oplnlooa of merltorlou* one ol the first band dlrectoi* to _ , .endid c at Ihr .\mrtl<«n It this Instnictars. Your ladv friend ceases o7A“ Ht"dmg. I"'""' ..n Twrni' flr*i ghCut , contal to bt a Cinderella u^ed band director at the Unlver- “' ’'" '“ '‘■ J '’ .1. ’ kding t A peraertbad guide In the atruc-rity of lUInoU. Mr. Harding h*» ponnel Litlal 1 lure of an epitome, long burled be- band tMth lAOUntAlM of optlnUMOrii^^ hUtOT) ltifi>rmnllon compile rfcftiCb' bn St< would aw. If not eventually cure., hy th* Insliluie. Th* follnwlm Is a report of ihr tha age old “grudge” problem. | Capum Duerksen Intondi to to- surrex made of the •tudeni* at- dofA b elieve I It la simple, uneompoundrd. al- stall this (amoua system at the Unl- tetidliig (he A m rriian Indian Insit Mite llingbei one of the moat worthwhile me*-l ^ ^^rk thU year.l have used a p^ e deaner Saoin aagea that ever flowed from the we should be able to succesitully Mmth ...... t PrwkMs aksr, atinglng tongue of m a n -“Be plea-lmploy a compllcaied ayatem of J jJiilS?”"' ■n in three orJour weehs , . R*r ■Kennel panttont tvirysverv morningmwmi^ untilunui ten o'clockoaoca.^ .maneuvers, ^ th e.itaia..Tareifis c«iw» -• .. a1 aeoi-fs ... " In the manufiuturc ,Cha tha roit of the day will take careiu^ gf jjjjj, ^ 4 dMlgnatcd THIIll- kndcrM of itself meaaurca In the musk. ___.V«>i> .A's. .. . . A'v^ of Granger Rough Cut Pipe Granger leaves no gnm Itrt-. 1 Oouraet to conducUng. and band J 1 Ivan D and orohmtrt arranging alio came , o*riS*-wn;irtM i Tobacco the Wellman Process in the bowl of my pipe . and Fritiully FtllowtUp Ii under the Hat of itudles which OMMsrw ...... a pa««M ...... 1 is used. Lacktof On Our Campus Walter Duerkaen took to exirnd ctwa ...... — j r**'* t —or moisture in the stem. hla technical equipment for hi* i aj^wVsiJcwim I The Wellman Process Is dif* work here. iia»t ...... i simi ...... a It bums down to a clean atileld BCBNTLY a new atudent wtwae Noble Cain, now in charge ol vo- gUwt-PrvM* .... 1 wi«*»taev...... 1 ferent from anjr other process or Beorge homa ta out of th* State re­ cal musk for the National Broad-, INDl.kS BIJNIIl yernor markedR that he thought the acu- eaitlng Syitem. *** tn charge of! a- w- c A's n *. method and we believe it gives dry ash.’* iarcUB a course tn a capella chirfr work ...... ’! J ...... ! danta of th* Unlvenity of Wichita, which Captain Duerksen took to aj 1 u i more enjoyment to pipe smokers. were, on th* whole, the meat un­ addition to hb regular schedule. iS ...... i t - n ...... 1 friendly of any he had ever eeiM Heard Many Cewcerb 8T.\TE , , A it gives the tobacco an ex­ In contact ertth. A remark such a* Cenoeru by the Chicago and D e-i,;'**^ , trolt S^phony orchestras whkh glshKif 1 Okubom* .../ ■ at tra flavor and aroma this wouM tiiually go unheeded were held at the Chicago WorWa Nshrwka ...... a s»wth iHkvu .. 1 oriM, but baeauae he I* net the ftrtt to Fair were of cpecial Interest toC ap-‘R« • • • f t makes the tobacco act i — ( vole* this opiniao, the itatement tain Duerkicn who found the re- **1**.V .. has aoma slfnlfleance. ^ r s a b aa tantfkial a* the co n -j^J^ ;^ , _____ right in a pipe—bum • • • In a certa. .Bssiiit ...... ■ Prwkristus .. * Row many persona do you apeak OUmaxlng (he w h ^ trip Capt. csUdk ...... a lUfvnMS ...... a slotver and smoke cooler common-eenoe M fa to each day? Undoubtedly, very few Duerkatn went to New York City to SebMPsI Nv i Frtnt of ua ever atop to think of thla hw r the Mr* York PhUharmonk AUK , . . Hmakestbe tobacco milder pacftagB^JOC 'harli A's rm n Id Ceo fact. Fbw aludents ever try to maa- Bymphony Orchntra In one &( Ua I at ... ■ur* up to a standard of frlrndll- of summer concert* held at.is t ai • » . f t leaves a dean diy ask lawbhelm Stadium on the campus it ...... ? ta ...... l nem; and H la plain to aaa, aoau do of the Collage of the City of New }* ...... —...... • H ...... j — toggf residae or keel not care. rock II* « ...... • Got can raadlty uoderatand why Captain Duerkaen extend* a per­ he the pipe howl sonal and cordial invitation to aU mtKM.kN IJRI'ARTMKNT I’l-ASB thla orttleMBi may be tnia. Itag r alumni mambers of the Unlvmlty FROntmON OF fiJiTUnT LlO OITT A M v n s TOBACCO GO. W.U. atodanfea bava goo* aORtroMSb of W ldilta R.O.TC. Band to vtatl tha aebool ayacam togathar and baea him and th* band during Recne* A Gennan ptaylett. entltlvd "Kla fensM thair own Uttta groupa Bad eoailBt- R* h u pnnlaed to put th* v n ^ n .” will ta presented In the band member* through their paces near future, arronling to Dr. Kurt chquaa. Wba^ coming to eaUagt. ttda and put on a raal show (or tbi A. Repmeier. head Of the OeflTun the pipe tohscco thftft MILD group tuualty imatna tauea to a b*Mft of all tha old memben who depertmvni. Th* cast will Inelod* ■Hdante extant and tha pmaban, would like to renew aequalntanees Ihe foUowInx: Mine Erneotlne ItriW the p^e tobacco Ihafs COOL Mparpoaaly. giro KtUa thought to wltb their frtenda at Ihe Home- Mrs. Harrlel fliephenv. Mr* oomtiig fHtlvUIca to be held Satur­ Aoterlil. Ulenn Moee. Earl Marsh, ■tivona else id the outaMar haa vagy day. Rev. 10. end Claude Whitson —.pfUcs team to t i l i a i i

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History o f Cioilizalion Jardine Speaks at She tO.T.C. Band Makes Geologists H ear ParetiU* Reception Found in Postage 5 1 lam/5 s Drilling Expert Urging all parents to take ad­ Rapid Growth Under vantage of^the occasion by becom- OTORIK.S of rominr. ,rd .dY*n.ar.--Bor* andSiplidB. I X better acquainted with their irn'o instrurtora. President W. '-/oinre ohtntiivp than any fictional narrative ever written—| Modem Oil Method! IM. Jardine addressed approxi* Direction of Duerksen are eonlainyd in the hobby of 0. II. Ilein. eustodiin of the Ad*i To Stadenta mately aoo molheiii sr>d falners at >tton ministratidn Building. 9iMd.*nu „t h..r.« iv iii"’ " '’ Annual Parents' Day Re- m neatly pasted aeetlflns of hoie|ed so badly to complete a "family." Ainsworth snrak^nn rom drl! fiunday. .Vov. 4. at the Unir ' ition'a Succeaa Is Reaponaible A nd ! » * « « « * ? « tooktiif books are B«iee|whlle others _would deem the arUclealu^, ^ « a .r T i? s ^ V * '? iil.^ l'i‘ '?,'J^ V h tit than TAW dlfrerent kinds of sUmps'nearly valueless W they were of nol!j''J *Mp''A\‘nrwAHh'u“ nr.,"\rTa.’.^ P tw d jn g Dr. Jirdine’t s p w fi. onwtr Dependent Upon Individual E ffort rwjrmentlng each eounlty In erciy use to them. ^ Univsrsliy o f WIrWU ban.!: nook and comer of the fM w . i So it Is not the Intrtnsle value __,i i, ___ r..wi 1“®'**''’ mrertlnn o f W aller the And Support of M em bers inineefc In these carefully protected nl-purchased but the desire to be paid..nt, mn. .trutln* ■ Duerkson, played, three numbers, ■ • omes ilea the.. husnl:.history mof clvIUxatlon!.Ig However, l ------,K. the more sUmps —one .‘ _ ictat * ..'"® * t experts on core .Inlllng. ami Jloyp „„ flcfutessle'r tang one num- iDurtns the Iwt four ye«ra the R.O.T.C. band of the All the annals written eannqt mort the more partkulsr he U tn his HU .u . hel / « .1 - <■ , c...... ------...... - accurately dlscrlbe the rugged. yM seleetkm. jmethml o f nniling oil bruught wUh.fnnnal arquaintanre hnnr tnllnwed.** Ver«i^ of Wichita hag developed from a group of 14 steady, march of progi eea this* Ore of M r Hein's m o« Interest-'!^ nvvfs^ity. o f im prwlng ihe Greater interest was shown IhU pidUAldt l®d by vartouff mcmlieni of the student body, to world has enjoyed during the p ^ itn g stoiiee behind the lurfeces of 'turfe ilevjres first u w l. Thl* was ^mr than at any i.revlous time by ihly trained organltatlnn hf approximately 80 pieces, hundreds of yeara. Ipaper fragmenU and glue originates "® t arenta of out-nf-lnwn student*. it for this development is due ^ p t. Walter Duerkson h stamp hae Its purpose. BKh^ln Numburg. Oermany. The letter 'ng year* that -ome of the leailing.Alihmigh the majority v»f parenta was selected four years ago by a committee composed bears a mark of slgntfleanee. If containing the stamp was seht from '"■ser* o f ilmling looU coptM thc'nho attended live in Wlehlta. bb, each couM but tell JU faselnaUng'that small town by airplane to Ber- ’’V,* i Impr>ive«l increasing number ef.mo from rs. Rene Gouldner. Deau Thurlow Lieurance. and Major, ttor^l lun snd there by airplane to a shlpi*®!*’ '’ 'uenrp' nile.1 In hi* dril-.iiiiims as far a. ISO mik-s away. ^ Price to develop a musical organization of which the 15 miles at sea out ol the harbor ol ------ersity and Wichita Itaelf might well be proud, \ Henry's rinthing Company, add* the band, under the terror, depression and prosperity ship dropped the mall upon lu ing to the interest nrousrd bv IMl. anti hit lirnthcr-. -ehip o f C ep t Duerkion frew are all written on the face of a deck IlnnH-rnming. is nITering thies Ih* direct! 14 U 4S membera. F ^ h year! ffom0Hwming PoMt€n postage stamp. T Uie quarantine sUtlon ouUlde |na.mtich a* -Mr. Ain.wt.rlh wai prize* tn meti ami threo pHies tn vvM»* ipwvf «.^Mb«4 w niorvi* • nvw lurn lekwr wnji v b iu - i • ...... ; ^ - - r. •• *-- • ...... y • •»••• ' «•" •" If*™*” *n aftivlty! To Appoar Downtown S nrollmenl until we now h«*e U>rtninf Whet) the C m lenUment oflferm l to a letjtltn f *nd tiown to *** »n opifiinn o « thr nmrr^^x t.> thf rorrvpt tcor© unrt philately Is known! ihe New York Vlrport ior d e llw y “ ” '1 •ixnU'mcn one pair « f ri,linc bnechr*. the ‘i f * b® greatly further«l by the uiidrr the dlrertlen ef P ^ .C ta y - and merchant marine. SUmp* from was that the letter left by airplane 'wlow ih, -urfB-. Th. layers oft Kntranis will fim! a .finiwn else- of Otto Culvert. Kmie BIk Ii . ten Henri Slaplea. In their win- Chlll, Egypt and Brasil were ftm iafier the sidp went to sea and ar- Kan*is nr>* -imilar to thin where in this i*stie, . Patten, and Don lleltten dews. •to attract his attention A falntjrtved by plane before the *hlp ' • " f P'*!”''’ . ‘ r5**^?* I few yeari ar®- made them- ■jin r* ler me du known on the rampue with The firms wlie wilt m iry the jcloak of mystery seemed to shroud docked. nth'T. Ksrh sh m hn^ .. MspUys. betlimlttf Friday, Her. their peculiar designs The study of Last week Mr Hem sent a frame art-r. which can b- ^ attempts to orranise a band ■'I mp t, are as tetlews: their fanciful colors hinted of far of 14 stamps pertalnlnx to arche- und, r 1" >• ob*- nimn. the etudents of the Univer- Adaas-llennetl Mnale Ce. .away romance and adventure ology. to Omaha for the Mikiourl Wb»-n ori arr« 1* f*,'in*l ' The Sunflower ‘Jl rhey were surressful In that vork th S l^ j ^ fonndotion upon whieh OarfMd's I 80 It was then he began stamp Valley Stamp Club eKhlblllon drilling in which *nr --t;,' ai Amheh CeHec Ce. collecting In eamait. until now he Counirle* represented by hi* lUmps un hcl iq.w v . l 1* 1* l-ml rd urnn n- SusIneeB builder the splendid band J. C. Penney Ce. conservatlvely etUmates tha value were Eg}-pt. Greece. Mexiro and ■ favnrablv i lu f. lay. Hadler Jewelery Ce. of hts collertlon at 51,100 Periu tnulallxn. Tbi- .:.l., 'I", t . Depends t'aon Individaals Orr^ Seek Ce. Yet. the actual value of a stamp It u hoped that the -'smp dub 'hat «il r... . tr • • - persons reallsr the amount Henry's can hardly be Judged. That depends of the University of W ii's will be |>iliaMiy , ki ni— • a I HOLDS viiltial effort involved in pm- DIRECTORY ST1NO B. O. Holmes A Sens entirely upon the desire of the per- reortanlsed here earlv m October, wick. D i’ i».i|. ■ I in ihi. i„i> pan , an organltatlnn o f this sort, OeMsmlth's SaaniBii Ptwte, son who purchases the collection. No hobby more fswmatmg could o f the arch wh. 1 : i.tyt'r* ar** . . . for . . . bondsman li required to at- BreshH Shee Ce. Borne persons would pay a consid- be found for those rieslrMi*. r.f hav- prr«rii! flret tt srhediHe number nf rehear* Year 1934-35 • Club Weeif Bree. But Tim e Passes On m b ie sum for ceruln stamps need- Ing the world at iheu- door't/p. In o' icbjcg th>* hi* nd drill periods which are Spines' Ctethlni Ce. gven these two popular and altrartivv ro-eds lose their power • ____ •______(ory of c**r«* •irilliftg HI th l-< on Uonda wicf a week, for which he ncee meeU Rerabaaih's when Ihey try to stop time. The objeel of their flirting eye* it the _ - ■ ■ ' Mr. Ai! -- "rih al«> -h'.wr ’ it appear in uniform. He ar- ter the Lee Lewis m m linre Ce. sondlat whieh wma recently added to the Unlverdly rampos by the IS followt: I his outside schedule to In* C U « of 1554. Foundry President TT, F Tt P ,.,,o Il " BLOOKER-WILfiON II events in which the band Dr. F- D. Farrell kid en t; Speaks to Students iiHei!" !h*' varixii* tyi’"* <‘f bii “ CnmpiBle A<*ortment of He must report, with in- dent; Mlu i-,d !.. .Hill thi-iigh th'- n*'k. nl-" Fin# F'lowrora" nt, before each mme in UmiU Den dibhett. |>re*l.|eiii of lb, all, ,>m<* 'ii"i*uai .rb'l uiii'iue kind* 'if the University athirtes per*’ Speech Science Talks to Group Phene >-1302 e bustneea Graduates are Successful l » ii iron an,l Fouitdr) <‘»mt>nri) .iin------l.i'h hr ‘ li ! ■ i.,d at vari- ras held. gsve • letiure hi the buelneee orasn '.u- v'. • in It., Siu!,’. DICK JONES. Campus Agl. Er.?iConverts Mutes liiit|.,n iliiM Xlundav. nn 'Tht New School Song Presented A g n r .- ,b a l ,.f irdcicvt wn- Phono 4*0eS4 lies necessitate. tVnrk ftf The Iron Fiiundry." By Band. Written By »h "H " I" ...ull ,l!ai:: inil» which • only Ihmuith the coopera* In Responsible Positions arc ii*t*'l I" make Ihe bit« «horp yir. aitdrelt wss the iief-onil prrnnl H f Individual band members Lieurance an,l la-t>iii’. (iti, nf thes*- wa« a' B i t hand has been able to at- Into Students Ur.M.RKIJS „f will rHun, .h* V.m*r.i,,y . h i . j r , X " r r ;o = .';’n^.r' .odVrT-; .. i’'"'‘k 't'liic weighing fi'ur cniut« ■ h r degree o f performance For Ywur Peril#* XXrvrpk-entI lo ku«k over the pnw n t Hliidcnla nilil recall andld-m of ih» Ihimsiutr Uun>lr>, **v..,ereUes was an addrei n This iiariirula. ■ i t has reached." stoles (*apt New Science Sevei Many S Idiitr for Ihe gofiil nlil tinys. They will wnntler if the freahniantan iiildree* In the bli«lne» Farrell, presldem of K a n S 8ta?e V‘ ?:' VERNE NYDEOOER S tppreciale raoperation Peraonb From Life cIomk w ill ev er turn nut lu cfu l. niitl prnlm hly w ill tioetde in the «|^l■•r••'ll>n etwieni* repnkr: ORCHESTRA to the combined meeting of the m i-1 ' 2* i,r,!i j» extremely important that nepnlivc. jii*t as Ihi* old grad* *hoiik their head* when they ' Of Obbcurity Tlw iM'tuive are given In.. ,h,. dem l ^ y and faculty ^ See Larry Parcher far Dales Il.T.C. band has been asslsteil were freshmen. I)en|»|te ihe ]»eM*iiiiisin n f th eir elder*, many klrheartedlr and *urre»*fully ilrtMriNMMB III Junlnri of *Our F»T0ntf* Dflu'ion , whirh "r» • 'HbIriiiI nf ili*' Phaae 2-S07I Ho« often have harsh wonU been Ilf these fiirmer atiideiita have heeniiie aiifi-essfiil men atit] fc r 0 . W. Price who has done flung In derision at unfortunate majoring in th.* r.iiicg. or iiu*in»M Oetn ’tliurlow Uetirance. aided' Tbo... .mall bit* o f aUvl •tilmlnlsirailnn. Writ.known Wich by the R O T C Band and thoru-. y ., ■ j'*,, ,h|. bit in a |h to make the U nd a sehool, children whose only real fault Um wrtincn in many rieliU nf work. i a » ? I as an army unit, for were it In the fact that they are forever John Olmsteid. *31. Is now acting, cam ol Brennan. '17. Is a member Ita hulinrM mrn who are esprrirnc tled the meeting in music a part of ,, j^p tragedy Is that a great ridge High School, while Lewis: David 8. Jackman, '13. js treasur- Ihomtigh knowl*.!*- of the bust jUme. j^e rlflr ms'eb-*' announce: the Fine Footwear rs of Wichita." Tapi Dusrk. m a t ^ y of these children could, Koch. I I . is coaching at Inman, er of the Kansas MUIlng Company. II-** worl'l. Up Homer L OleekW. Miperin- followtfw-ettediile of wbieli- Cwrreetip Fitted led. under proper care, be converted Into_ . Ran. DeVrme Archer is (eachingl Kenneth Sauer, “SS, ts In the edl- ».>m- of th* ■uiijM-t* to 1- l-,-'tendenl of the WichtU dutrirt of will bn;ir. tin-early port of the »ec- her Individual who ha- been Vutee’ns."'norinsi in wery ra- boys' ph>Hcsl education at Wlchluliortal department of the Wlchlu iurr*t on are: Insurance, whoirwiir (he MeihodtM Church, wa* s gueatjond MmcMtr: January l». Febru- 118 N. Broadway Wichita ,ial In creating the I ’ nivvr* »p ^ , e„eh ts the task of the Uni- High School East. "Red" Shadoan. Eagle, aml retail meM haniliaina. I'hiiiiil-.r gnd a poriirlpant in the exem **. lory 16. March 9, and March 30. nmn of the Pioneer, from T raUt nt to giwatly further It* teen yewrs ago. fort>-nlne per centl‘<"‘ b‘» prrtod was marked by only two r * . Southwest, by U eu «n Pe"T . . MBIT TN ' ■ !ct soastlc naralytlcs were DUred tn;«n“"““I c h a n g e # In Sunflower staff p » U f r.XCttetnP.Ht ...... RO .TC . Band and Chorus Wlieatshockers H’ e •resent mlmlni.trailon « y & S L 7 K b e W e u ” ’lm* A}|w^^^ m.de uptm The:^""^^^ V A V \ r ^heliand in every way po.-iblclles-i-et only one-half of one'*»>< * conducted , , ^ ...... Dr. Homrr. L. Oleckler .1 In spite o f a heavy schwl* per cent of lhOM> vicllms had w eik;»>» has been reviving favorablej^y the Board of Publlcailons. T-®"' dain-a came out Momb.) campus D tjt. by Lieurance .... Bay a Big YoUow \V. M Jardine. president minds' Some place down dtep In- " ” ^ ,u n ,ad "Changes do not mean In efflc .'**• " “ 'J ' ' "Our‘ Favorite Delusion" *Mam for tho Dr. P. D. Farrell ,innn the program, of Ispeech .experts. And tSS?hS-hS'Kc'W those hait-nu* ...... «'-'iS - - iiarger S ir'’nunffi number of Ttuden'S studenU V,’Ser''|-‘r exper-'’^'*” " "* ‘ im llgn^ily .irmimllM' ------infit AofnrthliiE oun^ Iti 4 hurn Game Appiar, at HoBiecoa.li.g |Satu iWutrt bodies rould have b e e n : « « » I - ..^lienee at dlffeiwnt staff poalttons."'’*V n “ * mark* ik# unth^rAtnilll hr orthoordlr iiirtfon i Now Kfntirth WWnF). m Ailmjm kMjmAHim mirrir** h««l 4JI RuppfrF it w m vot«l lh»l U\^ M ilf conveti* ih l R D T C band ha. s l ^ l h e w 7 y ^ ' ^ ^ ®> «»»e star Irackster. » » J h e ^ “^ ^ within a ra.tiu. of rirty mllr. tonkins lug, be combined * » h Ihe conven* 25c - 3Sc - 50c nc# o f th . R.O.T.C. band Is now studying st Wit- ...nOnwa-K"" " " “ ‘ •‘•'•'.len. f ,jon of the South Central Section r and tn ever Inereaslng would h T v e ^ l ^ ^ ^ University In of FWerstlon of Colle«e W, men lo of requests for appear* tn yea p u ".through the provUlont of a ■‘ “ 'i'®*'' r-m-tni>-te.l fomgina ^ held at EmporU thU spring The Ire being received every day. In mute obscurlty arshlp award. I «® send ten dele- appearances have been ar* A boy of 13 years was brought In­ Several outstanding music itu- "h ove Alan Coffman as sports hom—omlng week apd nuunlay th ri^ ieg to this conference FLOWERS to the laboratorlts at the Univenity for Ihe year, the most im* dents of former diy* now have re- editor. game with that acbnol I of which at present is the of Michigan on a stretcher. He had For •keel sp c^b le positions in wlde-spreadi The board also approved Edwtnl t h - e«,iiam-ni r-ll flat, however, 4 1 nra In Toneka at the Wash* never spoken a word In hts life, nor localities. Among these are HarlowITTiomas' change lo the duties of:»h,.n th- m-ker- of th- ,lk>l mllnl The Homecoming ■Uhiu E rn e NTtanksgivin*. ~ he abt^^^ su^Tvi:;; of mu- tnske-up edtlor. M r Thomas, ed- ,h- i nlv-rsiiy to -zpl.iin th«i they The Beuon's Duerkson plans to take aiptest of words. Paralysis had twist- iji#«n*tiori Ind Hartv Wll* Itor-ln-chlef Of the 1»S5 Pamsssus. i „ j tsk-n th- tim-m-.** u. rorr-ct ■ W Porffe#— ^ drom corps o f TOO St^y^pTuo^ at fUghklPoughkeepsie. has been for the p u t few weeks ,n Iiukh-hm- v, is no reason" Capt.|called human. He had lain helpltu. N.Y.. Jake'Schmlt. ‘34. leaching at temporarily filling the vacancy left* _____ km states, "why we canm.l one of the UvUig dead, for Iwrtve Oonafgi, BonqneU or Cunningham. Kan. and Eleanor by OWford Booth Jr P a r ^ u * ' n,rt.l#v fV.yJ. h .. -n roiw it. .li- 100-plece band unexcelled jloM year*. . .. Hobson. '31. BeMle House, 'll. Dor­ business manager. Mr. Booth hand­ Sensation ormar^e and appearance." The f lr « step of Mu>;Uei^ othy Merton. *31. and Alberta Bain- ed the board hU resignation aak ln gl*'""'*' Admltilain.ii-m FlanU for the table. r.iatement seemi to Iw up- dhretor o* Research Uboraiory of bridgt* holding positions at White- to be relieved of make-up duties jand •• taking at-clrtcal anginreilng —in r fh ^ T c t ^ h T l more an*d inion.llc.. take Ihe lad to a water. HaUlead. Cherryvale. and The entire Sunflower etaff will be|ne i* a (r-*hman amt .-"im*# ftom nu.lclans arc being drawn famous orthopedic surgeon. "If you Wlehlta High School North, respec­ open for change* at Ihe end of the Mea,l*. Kano*. :rrou !.d l^ t7wn. V^ause „f|can re ^ lr hb body." he said. " I will tively. ndid opp«r1unltie._affonied ^ Stewart Wilson. '34. and an ex- A laboratory to sssut children Hat Values It this University. The band president of Men of Webster frater­ with defectlre speech h u been plan­ 1 contains membera from 14 waiting aa the surgeon straightened D eferred Pajinent The nity. b now a Phi BeU Pt and b 148 N M #l« Hmerett Shop sdinr towns and five states. Joints snd grafted new muscle tb- eonttnutnt hb medical studies Ike ned at the University of Wlehlta sues. Slowly the boy began to as- Maael of R.O.T.C. Band rm.'n- Walker. • « . b with the Goodyear Plan Successful S*8Sn 4-290.1 filia l lilt o f thf persotmel h T w w "w a rk * **’**•” " " ' " " “ * \ 'n re Oo In Wlehlta, BUl_TOwniend, band Includes: Privates— ■n. U working with the Remlngion- That the future of the present Teaches Speech Valware n .Steele, F.dward Brann. Rand Co. deferred paymeitt pbn b auured r. Ralph Burford. HarvM- The next step was giving the boy w u confirmed try Roy W. Bllot. speech, to awaken hb dormant y comptroller. Lloyd Bales. Gcrah- Byrd, mtnd and teach him intelligent ver­ CHEERIO! rsen. Sherman Culbertson. law student at K.U. He w u pres­ "17ie teat of the plan h u been tn SA-fs bal raaponses. Dr. Muyikens taught T . .Skinner. Hubert Steele, ident of the Student Council while rcfularlty of paymenta so (ar thb hhn s t ^ by step to utter first slm- here. Hb clainnate. Bob Sedter. b term." Mr. Elliot stated. T>nly a lllngber*. Robert McTVethy. pie. then complex, sounds and now attending the University of very small percentage of the stu- Twenty-Three Years I Sabin, Melvin C-oMn. »■ words, using a system In which the Old Grads A I'lir/ fui- Ifll* in iii-u Chicago. iker, Paul Mahin. Victor ioaaoh development of a normal , dents face expulsion for noB-pay* 1. Raymond Parker, Julian Oerald Repner. '34 lu l y ^ s of notea. Tha majority nan shapes for fail. 8ilk lined. child ta reproduced. It took four track captain, b nm) In bustneuipBid their full installmenu when .Kenneth Nelson, Victor 0. yean of patient laboratory work to Roll or snap hriin in the Ir.. Diaries Hutchinson, r tr * with hb (athw. Mr. Repner w u doe." givt him the vocabulary of a pupil president of Men of Webster lu ll hhaili'* thnt are fashinnnhlc. of Progress lii^raon. Jack Park. Dick in the first grade. o g u m Iter, Thornton Isely. Don year. Bob Clark. *34. b on the edl-1 " V * ? ^ *"* Still under the supervision of Dr. tortal staff of the WlchlU E «le. f*®**®** «» b system u It now Tbit great Mid WatUm lutitntioR fanrltoi Ivan pyar. BUI Powell, Har- Muyskens, the boy's schooling w u Paul Cline. *34. w u recently madelatanda. Paymeuu are made monthly |t. and Oarald Powell. f P*pe bcfon. H b mental capaeillee grww assbtant n l^ l manager at th e L t set datu. F. W, Woolworth yoor otuntion to its mor* tbao twonty-throo »—FntneU Hull, Robley with astonishing rapidlly; each day S (J Lowe. WaiUr Peldoer. OenuBodorw Hotel. |______. = . „ ,___ saw rapid progreaa. Dick OoitKhatk. 'll. attends Uw 5c and lOc Stort yeara of Life Inanranot Etnrieo to tha peopla of estem. igd, John Pbpkess. An- By the time the boy became a tehool and expeeU lo hang out hb Atfletd, Bobby Qasklns. Bill young man twenty-one years old. shingle cma of these day*. Harold Wgloemn All UnlTtnUy HOLMES Wichita and the Mlddla Weat HoTtr hu than i c l e a n le o r ff Hinkle, Owen Wood* he w u a Junior tn coHege-Juii Manning. 18. admittedly the Unl* BtndtnU tod Ortdt boon 8 flaw in tha cfaanoter of thli anTtes^ Vernon Nydegger, Baker nine yeara after he had been taken verslty's greatut track man. runs &HONS lamiB Cullen. Glen Soder* (ram hb bed a h o ^ le u cripple and esmpus restaurant here, u all who and our pladgo to oor PoUoyboldara and tha ■riea Mouser. Bill Orml*- trmsldered an Imbecile! have eaten hb steaks will readily MM EAST DOUGLAS 909 B. Donglu Coyne, Ronald Ellsbury. Because they are unable to speak teallfy. "DuRwear” Public it a oontinnatioD of tha sama eonsdin- J Wlckeraham, Edwin Hiller. eiurly or convey thoughu, hon- Art Soiier. D7, and Howard Dar- Ik ^Idwln. , ^ drtds of children are looked upcm 'Ing. IM. are well-known local bus- tiont and conaorvatiya msnafamant that hu IMnta— Roscoe Smith. Elm- a* being “a little o ff" or totally Ineu men Arch Booth h u been u - WRAP-A-ROUND nan, Elwood SUntev. Court- (diollc Many of them, fortunately, soelated with (he Wichita Chamber gitran atrangth, charaotar and Intagrity to ttdi srae, and Harold Newman. are brought to corrective speech of Commerce for the p u t several TOPCOATS graat Inititntion. a product of tha Mlddla I ~ Company Commander gxpetts who advbe the medical at­ years. MANNINO LUNCH Parcher: Platoon Com- tention necestirpHiO lllFHUly teach Huold Mslone. '23. alumni prcal- Watt. Ario Mitchell and Bill them to talk. dent. U a successful Wlehlta attor- “ n m SOUTH OP t h b o a t b " nay. M for band only: Harlln The Honor Flvu at former years u K tlH4*l*r .. ■FtwH—t [Praneb Baxter. Joseph Trophjr To Be a. IsraM*!*#- .i#crsi*ry are represented by the (ollowtng f n. ativut. V . Tiswaivr harles Dyer, Eugene Bar Baseball Award uoup of luminaries: Willie Madge George Younkman. Bryant. '39. who b teaching In a I c ^ Uitcrmedble school: Mary Trophies will be awarded again A New Shipment f , BELIN ROBINSON Hall. W . U leaching In Wkhlla 6RADS! |8tn CAMPUS MONDAY thb year tor Ihe wlnnera In Ihe High School But: Dale Oard. '3t. Juit ArriYed Intra-mural baseball loumament. U employed by ihe Mueller Floral Mien Brown, the former H ie Phi Slgs wun lu t year tad. Obmpany and h u been (or the pul Robinson and a gndu- ar* leading the circuit again Ihts fveral yean: and Irene C<^miii. mm Unlvenlty. vblled on the yaar. ‘96. Ii teaching In a Wlchlla grade C * M I* A fter Ike Qaase aad Raaew Old Acqaalataacsi. (onday afternoon. L u t week Ihe faculty w u downed -chool UFEIMS b vblilng her par- by a Kora of f-d by the Barts The and Mrs. W. C. Roblnscm. ritchtng of Vore. the Barb star TRONG HINMa N. 23. hu at­ ^ . f U u u m a at »M South Rutan Ave. pRcber and Stellar Shocker basket- Stained a national place tn physi­ PLATB LUNOHBB t5o graduate of the Unt- par. w u too much for (he lacuily cal education, and h u always been 9\>ffcrea‘ kith Ihe clau of 1934. will The Phi Bias trounced the Web- nn ardent suMtorter of the Unl- QmitHy Comor AU Xindf of Ohm. Hot Dot during the Thankiglvln* .trre tS-7. AUpaugh. Pottv and .'crsity’s Bth'etle (unctions Budwiobto and Hot Drinli RADIO STATION EPBI ion Mr. and Mra. Brown live Burdmore were the star* for thr Ober Noiuman. *14. b prouilncni Oily, Iowa. Pbl BlgL In local pollUca.

Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives r ntundftT. NoTw nbT S» 11 itm fi fkii* 4 THE SUNFLOWER Thoet initiated into the Hrortty Business Women ------were; MUee* Mebel »iB h. J ^ Ahimni Will {Brainbct*. M artaret Hayea. M a rm Will Be Honoi Annual Play hraternities To Honor Jane HtaUe. *e»a Hyde. johneen. Vtrfinla Uwrerw. I M Outof-town membera of the Be Honored Roth. Mildred Banders. Gait)} B ^ n**s and •PrefaeBtofial Women's Alumni In Many Events waiter. Jeanne Tinkler, and Mary will be enlerialnad at a muirtcal i r Is Postponed Margaret Bchlndlrr ferp H tlM s b A m tw B ttiM I 4 n'rinrk flupday aflamoon In t'relernhifa of the I'lilvmhy of Wirhila will linnor Ihrir MUa Jia n Hair* wea pledged tato Arrsdla Thsatr* and Roe* Roem| f^akaapMT F U y Ohm Vp alumni Friday and Saturday at vari*ma hmehrona and din- Wm Honor Onda th e rnruHty. Mr*. Ih* mniw. • • Fer LMk of Xntomt nera in annual eeleliration of llomcrominit. Invitation* have Ak FtoMtioBi pfMe U an asaoclala member, wnue Th* tkrulh .(Vatral Regional Of ilndtirta honorary member* are far*!"'?- "f this or^nlaatlnn l.een aent out to all alumni and each fraternity ia piailninv on Th* graduataa of the Unlreretty, rea Prttalrn Ebrtght. Mre Thufiw meat In WIchIU Nov. !• lo tt. of W ldiltt belengtiw to Orcek or- rayr uirketu and Mite Babb] >ca^ * 0n(. Ooorf» D. WUntr. bead ol ahmvln* their prad* a "bip'* time. Ueurance. Mrs. Boyce Rfdftald. and ganlaatleaa wm ba honored by ihHr IM* Cnlverally are mambora el l a d rs u H w O tpvtm tnt. tm «n* l.niA n.VMM.t (iamma ' wIlll Mrs. Paul M. Oberg. ttu* the May, 'V ueb Ado carious groaps Batorday fotlowlng PatroneMT* of U » MrocUy are club. A rntrrlaln Nalurday (•tenlna allrr the gama at ihatr fraternity and Tb* miialcal program foy «ha iPlei HMblz*’' which ww Klwd* tl>» foutlMlI ra m a . T h i t r n le rta to m a n t Mrs. Rene Gouldner, Mr* J.O . N y ­ ___ » PcetmbT S end f b u bem Reunion Dinner sorority houaaa. man. and Orare Baker Shankltn. ^ 1 1 Ha aivan by Daan ond ‘ w|U uka the (onn ot a auiiper _ _ BOBOS HI Tbuftow tJruranco of Wlchtu M a niiniiU pwmowd Om to ■ tack Invited guests were; |iC taUTHt oo the p v t o t UnlTfrtlty Members of SoroBa will hold an rersli) aaainad by tha orobastra '."';mN“F,:i'r'iAttract8 Many open house for th«lr alumnae after M*>4taki: * /"• ehoru*. mxiini- A oartlal^Bueat 11*1 Hr*. OntMnrr J*** OBhwaitp Ptajrm h e n prodtieed the Home-comtne. game Nor. 10. Tka?l«* Ll*ar**f* ,;*••»» Tl«w' Th* foltnvlng ttg Btalm vrltt | P». Vk»« Tam* kirw—e TriMk nk it IlIrkrMna M»WI «■*» raptvaantad at IhU ronfarenca: MekaapaeKen pUjn ennually for hr. Artkar AalmMr* a** KakU WiohiU It Wen S«prts«BUd liar?* n*4fi*ii M*r>a??H* klaaafna l » peat ten r«en> hut thU yaer M**an WrtlaitS Alumni Meet The alumna* of PI Kappa M wtU a*k*rl Mr*n Marl* Raik (rgar aat tai U rtae out for tha play, '4'harlOT K. jMt* <1 *«fa M*r*kr Har?r Kla^all Mafr Ua?(*?*l , •ad plena for tha perfonnanee wUl r |K*rtwn aart»n bar** roM be tntcruined at a oeffa* feOowtng A?tka? Slaltf Scklatlr? LODIBB WeCOBMICK OPBN1I -ipuon M ooBtplataly dlaeontinuad unlaaa lUrntMtd r**>tl luiph r«i*fe Thirty-lire towns were represent­ the football gsm* Koe. 10. Mlsaea R*altlei Bstl*r4 Natk Va*Skk t.lnS** slty, which WM held Friday, Mor Ohembert. end Anna Margaret HUl H*r?n (W<*S R«(lr Oil*** , graduated fiun the Unlversl^ Ruth n*>ill t>lrk Bnull 7. at the Laon Hotel Coffee Shop In Mlt»a Ralk Rlr*. *f Wla ler the IniMr ptraonany. plana for pro- On Committee I'raak UrwAa l**l*r WiIlMiM On Proirram BfS on the cosnmlUee in chart*, nra>* Wllfela W kbiu with a malar in Home ^ luetnc tha play Utar In the year CkarlM r.1l« AIU* a**}*-.' Hutchinson In connection with the Mtas Marie Roth fare arretml tte Jean Gruber is chairman. MaillSa llaani* MaiSa RaiBk *t nomfc*. and ■tbuted MU probably be formulated. Thr play Miss Helen Stoner U on the Wall*? inhKMai (*Uik Smith Kanaaa State Teachers Association. ALPHA TAU SIOMA t.a?lll« iakataa MaUaw V. ITw committee tn chane of the Home- R*?mf«*A Mb** piano aelecllons tor the MuMe itakfl }l*«l*i R*aal* n*aaa. at fnMR th* Vofu* »«»»?<* ^ ltdulraa e larpr number of men fm r>ar**i Ma*M Dr W. U Jardlne. president of A coffee wlU be held at tha Alpha I* openint her ^ n*hk« Nell comingcomma Vanityvaniiy u>lo beor m Saturday iu iu *? K*aa*ltl a* (illh*n Wmt ApprecUltcn Clam Tuceday. Dnrilla R* Blakl* M***?. *1 Vlall nbera. rlarrerI numbers. . . . than. . . . the. . . mm. end the alumni. president of the Alumni Association. | alumna* wlU then be hooered. Mte* Adami For the past sU yren the Sbakrs- HK r i u.l'H \ PI lrAi*rniiy wurother members on the program! Betty Co-ed To Mary Ardene Threlfall and Mlm Aid b eem n play haa been itven at Th*»* A llxmmfminis iHntt*r hun- were S T. Ludwig. B graduate of Ooy nirellall are m chart* of the ^bon. J IVIehlU HIth School tast. and was xrlns thele "lumtii SsiiiMn'r •»* the cla»a Of IIM and president of amngementa. Mafi scheduled to appear there again this nlnr nt « jn o'' ltv.ii * 1 ih* frilertiliy Bresee College of Hutchinson, as Be Named Soon EPSILON KAPPA BKO » raar. h*u** «i l» l N M..lyi.k* Mr* loa*tma»ter. Miss Margaret Cad- ■pdlon Kappa Rho will entertain Lamf " 1 do not wish to create the Im- im .h l...nB i».i>-*Tti..ii.*r Hill nr* well. 'M. planUt. MIm Margaret their alumne* at a buffet mpow primtnr that Ihoae students who, •m* for Ih* *v*ninB A iwirml su**i,Wiley. UJ. nw^lsi. and MU* Doris Alpbs Oamt Plan SoltettoB follovlng th* hcsnecomlnt eama. srrvaUo bare tried out hare been undeslr-, follow*. Balnbrtdge. ‘S3. planUt. Of “SwMthtart of Meomers of the committee tn cn attt Those In charge of the dinner ebie," said Prof. Wtlnrr. If rraf. W Al:m*« htl* R*rS The Oampua" are; MUm* Mildred Hampton. tl. " i n would obrtously be of little use to r?*r s w wtMhi tiiH gi*?*? were Dean Leslie B Sipple, of the Kathryn Templeton a n d Helen M*m?>' H*n<)*r H*'nkhm College of Education. Dr. Eart K. attempt to produce the play unlen r c. lUrhU** H*?r7 rh?l*li.ph»f Complete plans for ehooaliii and BrMtcman. Jask* we had enough material to make nuionino.HUIbrand. ur*itdean wof iiirthe uiBuuau-Graduate _ - -r - - • . . ----- fI..»T |*hll SiraaiM n*>W S«mD« School, MU* Grace Wilkie, dean of h o tw rln g ^ ly of IW were DELTA OktlGA .*? J*B It roar* than a mediocre perfewtn- Hill lUII K*?**lk H«*>* Open house will be held at th* .til* H| anee. I bellere thrre Is enough' r*rll J.irSsn lion*? Wlb<* women. MUs M. Alice Isely. and tormutatfd at AlUi lit*?** II*** Vi' ('*lUh*n Prof Prank R Hlckerson. of the Alpha Oamiim Gamma fraternity Delta Omega houae honorlnc their All?* T talent on the Unlvenity of WlrMuj COLOPHON r*r*M Br**a*n Pru« Mh>II>1i*? Tueaday evening. alumnae f^lowing the Home-eotn- |l* Bias campus to produce many fine ptays Membera of Colophon, men * hon- lurrM H u*t«n* i.imU* College of Education ThU year's ••Sareetheart of the ing game. A program has been v - "y so- Ovf aaw K.lly maUct more than they do. he con- th u evening In the home of Hlle C t.i?i4.i> amii* t*mH K..h larre roltege presidents and 16 su> ll*r?T lUn.i!: .? solo; Beanor Hannah, vocal aolb; •• 1-ip, eluded. ' Taylof. prealdem ol ihr group A ;cnn.^^7nu‘^7.s 7 Marierte CaUln. violin mlo. ’specldtwr** shoes oi- Jbi» I' j..k* g*n*? rehnota. I h r cHiea and toarn* rrpre- 6»Rl“r.*? l'o*' “^ f!l!J«*«it*;s"b!r*ciS£.to W M n ^ ------[brief buslnea* mrelint *dll be held'u^i^^ nuB,i** Mtti Marjorie CaUln la tn chart* sure you of perfection e* "irwart ytnted were Anthony. Burrton. of the arrangement* W«*4. r. j I 'ki Gik '>«•* ------Caldwell. Bluff City. Cunnlngham.l“ >': ■>,t*s tU iW Q T uS »3 r r S 1 ------_ mUF. p h i rPmi.nN Wem-I fn Haven. Hutchlnaon. Inman. New-' Alpha Gamma Gamma huchang- Talk r r •A - r k A. will h..l.l M-lr *nnn0|«"7 "^'"|i;;;^‘^ " -^ " :H *c"d.lr ho^ b.?-h 11*4 Tuition a '*■-« Hom*-comm* D.y in vUw o flM U S IC a l b O r O U t y Ml? r me** Club wUl hold_B ^ ob*t w Ifir. ooui CwSV I _ < a^ idladwABie 4(?*l ______n.m m a oatmna house “ ...... , Hill. Sedgwick,. Sedgwick. sierimg. Sterling. souin South na- Ha- ‘he fact ‘h a ts h e je n ^ .r>t* a from the Home-coming Queen H a s Initiation R*-* PTBridMit Of F rie n d . W ill P l^ .W ^ d n ^ y . Nov^ ic m th^me rJCme?; - ITii The girt who U honored aa Betty And Tea Sunday r* ABB they will have recognition B t N b I Frl*nd^ oacurra im. *i. r.« physleian. will be Uie featured mi, it.?,^., L*-.* P*«k 4 t'aiB* ®V,pe4kCT tonight at the regular meet- Fr««*( llwk*n Wichita- Velma McRobcrta. Vlti- ‘^f. ** M. Oberg. iponaor of the vrorlty. light eeeegh I . l i n k lh*l npiM A# thM Awnilmnliii tT^tcmitT • «*bVIm y *♦?«* Pram".?? an Brink. 8 W WtlghL Amy Dry-!*”* at MM Bast Elm 8L I. Kllk Aeliatle* P»«>- Pollowlng the services thrre was I .-t lUi nr. Kdward., duHng hU l^.alU II..?*?* Abpsuak den. Dean Dry dm, John Hedrick. t-fc II*??? AWpautS Geraldinert*r*Mir.. Sauer. vr*Mr *?utand m Mi*.*« o P.,“™ ored on™ saturoay, rtov. sa. . .ti„ » »«“ " *»«>"« of the new patroncs- Mk RrU?-* H, Good. Theima Quinn, Maude A.|> In honor of all eandidatca. a dia? honorary member*, and new Me toM of tb# thing, he llke.1 ?. .1, f**' T-—a*-er»r Jim Arteewr m /n e •Th# >»e dlscusaed along with other,” ; ’ R, I. aiuAt?? Elbert Mabel MaglnnU. Ida “'7 "’ mambera The Inlllallon and pledge *t th o * ha topic* of proleaMonal inteteat to the tv-* w*?r*« n-A K*n.4 dred Hall, Myrtle Wills, Ima Pulton. «», ______servlcet and the decoration* for the poHcvftvUcv of the iM*hool*chool snRllshall beo9 rnansrnang ” *...... WW»ul«kim n*e. WJtt Nell Westacoft. Rulh Uyne. Ida , lea were carried out in royal purple Soc ihii lUrear gkr»*> Hoge, L W Mayberry. WillUm M arrangemenu for Betty saMw*** «|Wt li 'raiae d ' *S*e> •d ' Mid Dr. Edward*, "to all"W the.a^M P, . . . ____ . ______A * |:4»*?e Tutil* and white, the aororlty colors aludenta | pm!*All* ^e-mcdlc BtudenU are ||*W? It**?-*’- f* Jardlne. L w ' Brooka. M. Alice ise- Co-ed. Miss Marguerite Munselle. presi , 1 0 el iwA*? k**. Be* er b w tVm 1l*??mie |ly.-I,, Mr.nil, Biiuand mi>.Mrs Harold Malone. _ denL conducted the services, assist rh>?i« nni ro‘;:r-to ?;nnori;7en;: u^ed_^.ttend. m*e Margie HrrTlford. Aldm Saber. TeU OlUeffa Will (d by Mis* MitUds Oaume. ^**a a I \ ^V* _ _ HlUinnHalumna MMias I > II MMary il 6 / W Margaret M 6 VI . . u th, V-1 PO LinrA L RCItNCE ‘^1> hhV . riw*t*> Ictan Ware. Roatna Sandburg. Mary iA«>?«»** av* ICarInck. Kathryn Irvin, C. R Ran G ive F all UinneriSchlndler. planbt. played during ikin. L R. Ripple. Bari K HUIbrand. — - - ilhe aervlce*. flnaiKtally. -The u*k t,t ^lU ^M k on “OitantsaUonij^rnwTEn fratarniu ni?r P R Hlckerw'n. P 8 Carlton. LoU Bela Chapter of Tau Omega. Na- PTOated purple grapaa and while Wkan You Cal Your Skoo* Mauliou tka Suuflowar ni fh* PnliUfSl Par-i W ..i.. tvi.L->, *i*ninc .<1 Sf v> »ieoom».Stebbim. lUMieKatie 1and*downe.iJinaaoowne, Harelnarei tlonallonal KonoranHonorin' AeronauticalAeronauucai Pra-'taper*m - iwuiraformed m the., eenlerplec* for 6 r«S .'",iU ’n.*or.h#":h?:!l. «^^^m .oM«he POI.UC.I he League. P a r - iW Omrgta Bank*. O C DM- temlly, will h id It* Annual#_____a Pall the teaOm m Ubie. The^lndlvtduM4eaAlkM4sl*aml cake# kena of Wlrhlla. and (nenda twer- af w. Kana. TuM Cr-b Valley C m ter Plorence Lambke. K«irk nui?M? An*M n-imk T.,pm Emalee Mlllicm. DorU Hayden. B nA w ri^cder PUra MrKIral fV.U. Musicians Make Geology Trip S'teiue. Kani. Ha?U* Rap* r J « * i R an * * M IliakWm** NuSafCI r White. {t>*B R*i An all dsv (rip wa* lield SorMli. HuUklM*# Pin HlnkW Caldwell' FVm Worden ! . Prove Popular Hacn*tl Pan jhy m*ml.ar* and aluninl nf tb Oiatiaa Uln I', AI4*n H-ioA- Newton J Birch Stuart G r O U p H e S S t e E K ,|*p<li f.4,ar4 SKm *mdy out ,, Hanl* R-O" Sun CIt? Mr. and Mrs Lalten o'clock. The group who attended (he The pereonnel of the orchestra rroplng* of rermUn nu k* whi'b *j,^i n*«4 H,r<>nMiro* VBa|i-*w. Harlan —I Bond rnil**U im»r»eiiM* lni*r**tlng I «>u.Ioei»t* sludylti* ,|. St*?tli n«*?ia* r.,rii*i' Proiectum- Vaudau P Pierce I ui M*Mti.r John P0f*” A wall euttlt.a*. Thi. trip wa* m«d. ' ii?*.i P»«1 ma*h b.U Hatlland Clrelchen Bowlin iPsails* Rirt?" Hill Pfl»* O^ks. Roland Scare. Of tttare. thcae|,^. different part* of the— ms.»wen tut RoSarumi Garden City Barbara Olbaon. I Ana i*ff«r-l« tlark M?r*?r1* ^ atten d an ce at the DnlversUy ttiai.* i’**"’ Rknadn tla?M Jackn.ae l’*l r*l?na*B PkU B illB tS Mali* K?ae*fk hi' • - Cunnmgham: Jake Schmitt |H?us Hi-«kl I'hir IVrSBMB Wi OacU BBlow. dnimaM r and *ho »em ..n ii.e irii> (r.. lU.* Rh„dM M ai SIH-I* Potw’in; Ware J Paul ^ Who ^ * “ 5 ‘» |!.* ™ “ !,he 1'nlver.lty w-i-' 11 « 'Vrb »' Nall* P(*k r-.??*-!*' Roae Hill. John A Jeffries Jr. ptD ADDY* t'n c l* Jo e b s a ■ to t oOf f MO'i d w ru s : H arlan Bond, flrit c h a lrL .^ M*e*m»P-. Hr. V*r tvi.i-*. anil ai Al*ki I'l-lnciaik WIUa?4 lla n .ill.e out In Wyomlni on th« ranch. Why esn’t 1 ha Van*? r*i>l»r Piiae* Walla.* Maize Gladys Gilley tfbmpet In the RO*M. Ba^Lj^ m . J-w ett Memlier* of Bluff City Mr. and Mrs Glenn o n e to ricW e?” trumpet to Mtato alumni w*r* I'rnnk " N q t A a w t m Hn-k*.1 tail A Walker loo much? aonny,” trumpeter and dlrretor of the ®f*i(-harl** wiii.*ni* llll■•al n-f r Omega Holds Sterling. laabel Mickey ehastra of which l» U co-manMCT;i T..>i. '. Pretty Pralrte- Louis Rollmann “ Rut Uncle Joe ealtl he'rf five me one.” John P^ea*. rlollnut. and elart- - Important Meeting Pralt. Kaiharlne Karrb. Kathryn ” Riit It would coel A lot to ahip It here.” Del player in the R.OT.C. Band I tt ^ Plielpn Bddle Turner, co-dlrector and «>-jThelm E. H si'tm ««? E H , • Beta Chapter of Tau Ometa. Na- Sylvtt BUubelh Klag. "If I eave my penniea to pay for ehlpplng him manager teachea in the University •th en could 1 have one?” of W lehiu School of Musle. Byron W e d s C l e o W e s t o n ticnal Honorary Aeronautical En- P e e ^ y ^ Pauline Murphy. glncering Pretemiiy. held an open; Zenda lUrrlel Trewreke ”No, Jimmy? It would coal lee much lo heep Hutchinson Kslhleen Watsh. B 4 ^ e k e la I versltT Scnooi oi aauiic. ana i a b j *- Ofo i interestmierrai tolo manym anr University -*• ...... * * t rLudwig n d a- h im .” I by th< the Mlntsa Symphony. Dlckiwichlta student* wt* the wrtdmg'fUl * 2 l^ * * ^| Grove Mr and Mre Har- ”1 could feed him |raaa and thlnga- end wo B a r b Hsit U a former student of thb Unl-|of MUa Thelma Hartman, a ‘ornerlthe c am ^ t S d o old 8 TTroup. could pul him la Iht ahed.” veralty, and U an ouuiandlng aaao- »tudent and member cd Pi Kappa|ta J*»„,*d to Iford, : ^ ^ a a d clarinet man. _ [Pil aoroniy. to Mr Cleo We.10^ alaiten^TYj^^ m«tin^^ w u « ”Ne? that wouldn't bo right? He haa to havo Heih TO Rarian Bond and Mdle T u m .l^ u ,re of'Friends umventty. The the “^m^B^’Soi'OSis SoroH ty th e rig h t food a n d e s p e rt eatw* Now IW tont D oddy •r go a great deal of thank? and weddingvedding waa solemnized at the Meals of Tbu Ctoega_W n W j ^ ^ ______^ wiil ec« that you je t a ride on a pony once A week~ parents. bers prwent Talks were made by appreciation for the donation of home of Mis* Hartman's Will Honor Fflthera if you want It. But wa can't aFora to kcc|i m c . their emlcee for the R.O.T.C. Var- Saturday. Oct. O iMlle Warner, president of th* ____ ■Ity. the proceeds of which are to Mbs Harriet McKay wa* maid of Beta Ct-P*"-I Honoring the*lr "dada. - member* I'm eorry? but wo Juat can't maka It work.” go to tlnanre the R.O.T.C. Band's honor and Waller Skinner, beat national vlce-prealdem of the fra-;^, tetnliy tnformsi dinner (oUowlng (he Gon- fP ^P oniee In Wyombig—kilowatt boura at trip to Washburn (or the Thanks- man A large number of men attended abtn BtTtaE Day Game. Alter the wedding a reception was ■tga football game on November IT WELCOME GRADS our plant, they have much In common. The hew h ^ r T o r Mthe mreimg.^aj^d jnaj;.y_^e*pre^^ ponice a ra c h c a ^ r In W yom ing. I f you could cem o gutsu. The colors oerhld and pink interest tn brewing m w^rs. Tl^ owinn U chair- Faney Fisgtr W a tm a to our plant and carry your Moetrldly away? of fall pledilne to Tau omega b to,„^„ committee In charge Maurine McKey Will were carried out throughout the BpteiAlty by Bzptrt courac it w ould bo c h ta p e r. B u t tro M n d U lo you ‘table deCMitions. be an event of thb weet. be amuted by Mbs Marlon OpMKton Wed Wfi5Tie Hemphill ------~ 'Kniike and Mias Virginia Kllbourne o m eeatly wiroa? through coetly honafermcra. ’fhat la the fM ght on tho pony. Annoonrement li made of the ap­ A lehotd ol aoclal servk# designrel' Prof B W. Wright, bialnes* ad- 1 ------proaching marriage of M lu Mau- primarily to train government relief ministration, chairman of the fac-i nldret local fraternity in the iMnralli BiiHr iH (P ^ T h e probtom of paying the Intcreet and tlna McKay to Wayne B. Hemphill. workers was eststalbhcd at the Unl-'uliy Home - coming commitire: «nlire country b Kappa Phi Lamb iM ir f i t l M vertlty of O « o ^ lAthens) dunnil-'Home-eomlng bid* lair to be the da. which was founded at Westmin­ MV wI | o im f other filed chargea on ra r eoally ogulpment com* Beth Mr. Henphlll and Mlsa Mc­ areo to tha Intcreet. ate., S-AASi ISth al HllliM* Dalvatttty of Wichiu. The wedding in 1664 Crep the pony. Doilay couldn't afford to kcM a WtU taka place Saturday. Nov. IT. pony for aonny to rida nett and then—It would be a t the OoUegc RIU MethodUt cheaper lo M y for tha rldM IndlvldoBlIy. Ohuith. Rare Species oi Spiders A ir The ngagem ent was made known |P ^ B ut comparably, we kc« equipment to a t a party given Nor. 3 at th* Me provide you with tervleo S t Any And All timoa. A nd Giv k v neidenee. In Experiment at W.U. >ou uee tha kilowatt heurt (rida the pony) only ODMU included In the party when you need them. Maa4mta il*IU**B K D*r*

Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives Neverabw 8« 1934 THE SUNFLOWER Albert PUBtonan. IS. m dm to of W. Bllet. bufoor: WMiUB Minut$ inferxHtWi Om OoOift of Btoeotton/ M ■ win the Hatna-comtag g iM Men of Webster teaetalat mathamattei and etTtea by about »<«.-4 . t looBOtf M a k ^ . ToHoldReunion unT'S * V Hothe-comlnf than I here seen In my four yean on the + University Society To Oalebratb SMta Anniram xr campus. I think It la because of the Of the Fratamity'a unusual Interest shovn by the en­ unBfBtencnonc tire itudent bpdy." Doris Miller ttenal Pondiiif ' p Minn — ' Allas Marioria Ibirber. ‘ flarb Hom$ Coming t« It. icavenger” Is Celebrating the Bth annlecrsary iMder. "The Hntba are not organ ■ Babb of Ha founding./Men of Webster iting primnrily lo elect the Home- Quton ban 0f fraternity has completed plant ft^ mming Qween. Wt hellere wa Roundabout a Pnundrrk Day banquet Prtdty< nm forward Ideas that will maae fop tha ledge Benefit evening. Rot. 9. 'Ihe dinner wilt be| « hmhw liheral. a more rongenlal, •Md held at Ihe Bueket starting at SilOi I'nfverelty " rieliiu T b b PladfM Award HEBilo. glrUI.. No. l i t not, , ,tag Immediately following' «bM(r« I CBooth thla time...... Oohs of gi the fraternity house. I (■ BmntMii PriiM •piHl around the >campus as Murray Howard, rtcc - preatdenl. IM Wttl I 'A t Htrat Harold leads hU flock back to aayi. ^the different graduaUng T*rn^! the scene.. .a former Alpha Oam claiwto will be grouped tagathcr at Newl At SpinM ■. Ml* of Atpha T«u attnu president in the rush, maybe the dinner In order to rellTC the 'won hooUHW • brnrfll, looking for a stray pin.-.PI Kap memories of their coUegr days." m nlnr. in. the fonn of a pledges raiding the Snooper's box Men of Webster fratamlty la the JwM mrrivmd horn DraKH IpUon m vcn ftr hunl In *Th» In ihP Bucket.. .and they say the oldest organtaatton on the campus Nmw York Say8- T U 8f MIm Beanor Martin, pm - Alpha 'Ihua cleaned up after the Dr Theo R Morriaon. first li­ ot the pledtM. *M In chant Webstera .what bratc men Rob- brarian on Ihe campus, called to­ Blck. v| t)« affair and waa aialctcd by Inhood pteks...... the erer-ratlng gether what he considered the out­ JERSEY Are You RtTcnltyl Ruth Oarray, traacurrr. D.O.'s. especially one artui with standing men of Palrmount College AND Homt the hunt, the prlaet were one gridder.. . grestlnis to the and formed the Webster Literary ' iredt Ibutod at the home of Mlaa pour Horsemen__ hare you no­ Boclrty. DuHng 1918 Webster wai VELVETEEN d . 1110 0 0 receinnf prlaet w m : ticed the honor Phi Big alumni rrontanlaed and expanded. It was ihieo Bt Nclda Behllehtlnt, Betty peddling hla weary way on a bi­ at this time the Greek lettm Phi Jean Ltndfrm. L«la Jean cycle In the heart of our yUlage? lambda Psi were adopted. nbm, Dorothy Prets, Mebrrt and did you know that a Phi Old quarUn in University Hall F o o tb a ll Adamaon. Betty Ann Adania. Big with loU of what It takes U were given up and a new house Aldrtd. Deloa Woods, Dot planning to gather knowledge In ronsiructed on the campus. This Jody Bell. Mary Loti a California school bye and byef, house was half of the Army Meas Dresses f Mafalda Mitchell. Loctlte .. .the Webstera preparing to re­ Hsll. the other half batng one of Mary Bitabeth Bder, tain their football priae when the preaeni sorority houses. Lampl, and Helen Church- they meet the Oammas. .h u h ).. In May. I9M. the house was de­ the Kappa Rho pledges winning stroyed by lire and the Shuler rest- $12.75 itkma tneluded the foUotr- the cup for cleremesa when It drnce at t « I HliUlde leased. The I ■.. erwawis ara rw ring... hwwdt comes to entertaining superior fratemlly moved to IU present lo­ Rich, Vibrant Jewel are pleTlng... tolars era la*'*: actives...... anyhow, the actives cation about a year and a hah ago II. Rlrarirt WirtarM Tarfe looked right at home.. .how does Shsdeg flyiwf ...owd "ywrds" are I I^BC R«tk Shan Otlleers of the alumni organlu Jaaiiei fraa^vt lu4«HII ihe SorosU blonde rate all the tion cooperating with the active A velveteen or jersey dress Is balng "ealnad" In thaia Raarr M a rn t't BraaM* pubUeliyf. ask our business head chapter are as follows: Bill Town riar Jaaaa Mir(ir«l Al»i*t4(l the newest for campus and •rlla aMMer liana Klatesaa .. .a certain secretary being seen send, prraldeni: Tom Puller, vice- Kotball-^Ullored—buttoned to Alf>r4 Mar; El>l> B'aer places too often with a popular president; and Marshall Roas, sec- the hemline in front—the neck- ika Tkaai* MllJioA Pltbaai Instructor.. .Rebecca finding lots reUry-lreaturer. Recent graduaUs |l* RIaa Kiikrra La*4i- Mne for the handkerchief tia>- stand Krhllrhllnf of time to spend In the Brig , who were members of Webster wUl four patch pockets! ftmsrtl GRAND k tialati l»'>*l Jnaaa and they say we have a barb ele­ be initiated Into the alumni group a Karl Raariaarr Plaabtf ment on the campus...... we do during the sug. Kally Uaalaa Bakar haveicongratulallons.Doris: well rxibion Oenttr Shop < a l'i|iar Ik 'i, Cra*tw4 ta d Pleer FASHIONS Jaaa Hrirat ll-k a aaa4att«a be seein’ y*u ...how quickly a ,\||»ii Unrn Cliiush. f"tmcr hesd of Pthv'litr Rair Bl**4 poIlilcBl poster can lose its popu­ Si'wirt Ballr ilahaiar larity...Is the the sun dial on Ihx flngllah |V|«aMln>-nt .iM Dean Waa4a Matlaa Salih — Carlaair Wta WlfhHa ParU. of Wnmen at Ihe rniverelty, Is Oataa (liaila TaaatM the campus today? Yea. It's run­ lx -l o l lu leave T u Im OUhhoma ft Tahh Iton ikT Salih ning. Martha.. .what PI Alpha Pt Maar- Laiaaia VarWIaha Attendant to Queen ThiirwlA)’ for rtnlnhoni, rBilfomlA 4a- Jail P.aaicr Srhwallrr MlAh Prances Laffoon who la the Bpsllon Kappa Rho aiiendant to attends all the bam dancesT where she la now making her h>'rn» Mn4(rfa ll'lan Ha4t*M the Home-comlnR Quern. MIm Dorla Miller, wilt be honored Saturday. we must leave Mlis Jardtne's M 'Kiir* Haifa rkatrhvard name out of here this week... Ri.f H*"r P.latra »ra Asa Ea arj RaWrra Aaailh Christmas formals Just around Nfllt Jaaa Jatai - the comer.. .where are the Kap­ Others naatarlh Ka'hr;a TraalflaB pa Rhoa going tonight?.. .every­ tt.OO .. Harrli Kfalah lUiratl Vlluartl Man tnti tlard Hjorne-coming Varsity Will body getting ready lo go t o •tb«M VI rl'fiaiat Ualalila Mltrh*H Wa.shbum to help win that exua tn lirahaM Marjarla Shanal day of freedom.. .also eager to ■rffOttdj .ft RiKlirra Uaharl iaat a I'amphrll A4ama"a Honor Alumni and Queen get those Ice skates on...Colo­ M l«»f k I 'a Orahan l.anlf Rfllf phon's sponsor visiting the hoa A teuah groin ipeeWar wirh ia Kllhaaraa Jtaa I'aala pltal.. -Isn't It Jones that loves llarblaaa Jaaa I'arr .\|i|*rnpriaiely honorititt the aluiimi nf the rniversily of ttraps in a new laltita de- 'Haabara Arm MIrkrtI a parade?...... It 'T w lrf' Neeley .rr-n li Val Jraa .«l4ral Wirhha. n l(i>iiie-enminR Vanity will he helil in ihe ainliloriuin could just get the Alfdva Taui to tign,.. end all leather heeh. ••fHifirat Dal Oartitaa of lleiirion nynmssinra Satunlay evenlnp, .Novemher U), fmm vole her way...but. whaVa the nine l« Iwelve, dlff .Downing has let a atal wart PI Alph see his new frat Socfol Calmdar HyinUilii' nrut lytiU'al ilecnratlone pin; how considerate . . . by the r««M » a a a will lie mrOed out wlih the L'nl bye. what’s Owlnn know about erii verali)' rolore of lilm k ami yellow f — " lia anil Bha' pins?, .let's go see him and her srh»4l ehurhere. amt solil ami Hui-k -I mean "He and 8 ht~ . . . Is I — '•He' Mml Bhe ' Uinnrra Melnnnliia <*elebnillon. paird walk-out?. ..which Web­ leather wirh trim and heel t f — lloroaU Usila Dinner Ourine Intrrmlaatan. Allaa Itorla MEXICAN I t .tiphn PI Infi'rmal PHI VPSILON HtOMA ster a-onden why they offer cer­ el potani. Yav'll Ilka Ihe hllller. Hnmel'omins Quern, will lie Members of Phi Upsllon 8l«ma tain courses?...goodness, one at DISHES new hew treatment, lee. « e — Opan Heueea fmnuilly m 'osnlam i: ihe I'oniimtioti the lime, please! JJS. and LC. :a— Mimnry lien will lake plaie u|N>n the .were entertained from 7 until i ft— Ttumkeslvlne Vsrelty ...... "•'lo'clock at an open house for mem seem lo have Interrsl' other than w h ^ e llm lhft.rm will l.e ,.m e«l. p , p,,. Dlscuulon football.. .who wants a date to "fippie",.. en esferd with 4 _ Open ll•'ll•e• Main • — Bnmala I'ledse ftenefll will U MiienUr,! in M l- Mary p ,,„ for ^me-comlnR took Ihe Military B*H?. .so do t pleoled three! end slide Ami.r..-.. of thToei.. Ml.. J»"'"lph|„7n the business meelltit that Let’s hang up the broom for an­ Fleer leilener In Week et hrewn • — Della Omeea Parulty Celleglaie Ten M.,11., K.II. „r Aioiu. T .« |fo*to»«l the open house For enter other week and get ready to rwkke cell. J h Italnment after Ihe roeetlnt, mem show pie town a big lime Prldav Shop 1 4 — Varelly and Baturday.. .the city library Ohlekea and BUxk Oantilns ItalixD A PUct n st't 11— upen lloueea !pa llho ami 't Mlaa : Mnalne U'klrni.m ber. wer* emetumed by a boiln.boxlni I t — iSnnvela Kermal match between Bnlon. PUthting clo6ts at six on Sundays.. .chee­ DioBtrt Bpxfhattl Differast of I Vita (niiesH. W ellm an," Jones, and Ollr “Btal rio. glrls!...and H ain't Booth le — Delta Omen Pormal Following Ihe Intruilur-ilon of Ihr yet . -B T . , j l _ Phi gin Knnnal wart Swede” Larson. 4007 EAST KELLOGG DIAL t ots: : } — Alpha Onm Perinal queen, a floor ehow will l>r given ALPHA QAMMA O.kMMA RORABAUGHS 5T— Alpha Tau Fonnal fmtuiint .tinry Katherine tMiMPh PIcdies of Alpha Oamma Qammai It — PI Kail Informal and Hon Kmxh. participated In a "Pledge stool 4 — Var*ll)‘ Johnnv Iturriiw heada the eoclnt m ectlnf after which folloaed the I — Open Houaea eommltti^ in eherge of the varsltj regular buslneu meeting. Plans for I I _ Open Houaee' nnd |« HM iiird i>y A l l - lv ii> ‘ lenseh, H p„,e .po m ln f were dlucuvscd. II _ Varelir A ll-t w m m in Jni-kmnti. A l l - iA>n«in| winxler, president ol Hrown. Jtihn AtcQwiw.m Ali» K.rih U,ph* oamma Oamma. wishes to ryn Kwina. All— Mrlen Hii.ner and announcing and mu Kiihlm an. fetelng of ‘TBetty C o -B d " has been jrbs Will Honor chaiierun* nmi » para-il gut xi postponed until a later dale. Dur- iDoria Miller At list w ill ln< iu v*rk K4wla Th*>maa tained the members of Boroali at Ilnal all-ichool dinner Friday. Aaiu jrwi* ■*4 Srawa open house from teven until eight p»4 Uwtea* o'clock Business meeting followed 9. at l ; » pjn. In the CryiUl UafSB* IMMr of the Bhirkmere. ' Msrfari* HrCsW KHwat t ^ « r this, where plans for Homr-comlnu W. M. Jardlne wUl be the i m i* hVa* Vlar—I M>air« were dlscuss«d Plans for the annual Hal K*t)«v Founder's Day dinner which will bipal speaker on the P « r « n ij5 J 3 J ^ hkarS BakrIW 'ry BurrlM will yday sevrrali|t„,vu umy raak BrwAa be given Home-coming night were ,1 selKtlona. Charles Foote will iir,.an rrraat Mal— a discussed, Heal— »>bk WEBATER featured as loastmaiter. Bor . Y, IJ»r4 Hall jirsaler, liutructor In public (•wrtaav Uahirn Members of Webster entertained muilc, wUI ling several num- Mm Kalkvrl— Juba Haril members and pledges of Epsilon It is hoped that Coach Al Crlluu-h Ralak MIIV>ura Kappa Rho at aq open house from U*rr Allr« K4 Harrta— , n anil give a pep talk. Vane H*M>k KalrlaUli T until I o'clock at the frilemlty Ih. assistant professor in busl- l••lwl Xr—lln* Marvla Saallk house. After the open house, planx admlnutntlon. wilt give a Vlrrlnlr I'rhntr (il— n Nla for the rounder's Day banquet and HrlDr M-mldii M l HltrliMr for Ihe Kome-ctunlng float were talk on the history of barbs lr*^t Krmr K. X. K4Mlal«a ^e politics of the school f.lnnur I'urrursn IbA H*lm* discussed. errU Boaworth will address the'k»iw««" irSaalaa Tladri Mvrrar JuS— The aeeorat^ for the n iir Iluai Km ba carried out M autumn Katlwrla* Ntaall Kaaatik Dwm Viralala AUuf4 Sitwan BaUrr ONE NIOHT ONLY kallMrIa* Aasto Bab SaiaD ckru lor the dinner are bring Msraurrtl* Fr«*ni«B John Mara— by tha foUowtng persons: Msr- R«lh /•ntlM ■“T — l AnArnua I Barber. BMn weeks. ChsrlM Csral Scb*«*llrr Jarb Ewarr DANCI OWSBS lh«0*T B « XaW [arcane Fbnwy, BetW EBaa* Darts MBhrS BaSkIs Iford. Bob Coe. Betty Cnwfard, Mary Ch* rasi RlaSth ARLIE Hcakcll, and Charles Foots. Klltr Warras Itaatia Brrtnl mn OrvU •ttm O N D t Hn4ra4 Hsasio* J,4lBSr Marriav Aad Hla Ic.B.S. Orchtalra LurilW Kaat* S— sr QD iry K Gelbach BMtr Orwrh WUIaH Bakat Halal Brsadvlaw Ra«f Britr MIDer Auatls 0«f*»T Hostess To Cast Etlsar iU* JH I l.swr*sr* KW TIm iw * M*rl* Bab tlaaklM n— Harrr Carbla 40c E::.., abers ol the ptay east In "Re Htinl^lfe-sllr rxiDAT, VOT. 9—9 P.M. wUI have a tpaghalU din- Tkbl* BaaarvaUaa* 10* gat Paraaa jfenovtng tha last prsasntBUon Prof. Oeorie D. Btrayer. of Ool- DUI 9 -d in he ptay Friday iiM t at tha urote Unlveralty, advocates the ere- of Miss Maty lU B Srtot O d- sUen of a federal departnrot of 341 North Yale. Thosa who edaextlaa with a subsidy of 1900,- kttsad Include the following: OOOJMO. |■4 Mr*. Msrr K*lk«rl** Vt* D. Wll—r Uriktrk "But. then. If the BMOufseturer **GrMfinfg Grai/t” ilm ra dldat change tha Unea of autemo- K»*al las lUleh Milb.ra bnea every year tha talesmen could mil W— 4U fllraii gi« not change their UtMS.'’>-Loa An- •r C'/ircaraa rSirkt r«rlsgl*a gdaa TtaiM. Jta* gMir II-«rs* lliaass University U-at SpaatUr

Alpha Pi Will RBWl tad D irm niT t Book Store |Give Paddle Party Alpha Pi fraternity win an­ Clearance Sale al IU Nineteenth Anottal Party Baturday araatet. 20% DUcount 17. at the Craetvtew OodHtty Hal Newman and hla orehes- ptay for the dancing, a shocker I a li I r riinnerH deeoratlona for the parly will ami pilloiVH lo nialrh. The dean center leaves are the mildest out vrlth paddles, and paddles wUt be given as fa- a Shocker flair" anil |>«'ti- Inviutkms to the party have naiita. The C f0 n vfym Crop leaves—they cost more—they taste sent to more than two hun- D aaca •» WUhlia't Biggasl aad alumnae. Baal Daaca Fleer # .Shocker pilloMH. better—so of course, Luckies use only social commltUe, of srhieh OLABBRCI LOTI Emery la chairman, la In *s4 Rls Bssi All Tint Olus ol the amngsmenU. Other Qoodi the clean center leaves—the choicest of the eommlitee are Dm NY John Radler and MW The pltdgcs tn whose honor DON'T MISS THIS "It's toasted" . Turkish and Domestic tobaccosa arty is given wUI be Introduced SALE! [clever manner. The guest list 4 Y r^ tk n t!agafair tirOtlBa aj afaN siait yet been cotapletad.

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Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives Thdndfty, N evm b w 8, 11 TH£ SUNFLOWER

Shockers Pow erful Reactions do Not Lie fo r iGonzaga Team] Otto Fischer Public Opinion Sounds In PitUbuTf Battle Dr. Mikesell’s Lie Detector\ Brings Fighi Gangland^s Death Knell AIttwush the S h e d M dt^ ) ^ Offers Modem more power and football In the Pliteburi T M ch m Ult, thr OorTliaa received Ihe breaka to win .T ^ H K hie D e iiv lo r. which la pari o f llif' wjiiilim eiit o f the', Color to W.l la f Hr m BKKT W. KKM Jet r Song Program (K S M I V H r Mar. Nrwinnhrr Ml 11-7. rollowlnf are tho iUlUilca ol 1 nsvrholoffical laboraloriea la vjrlnnU.v fool. . « . (TWt It 0 tatrtcUHNlt rtoMN or «*# Oww*»*a0«f) Si UnT»«Sy‘"5a?rpJS^?“S '^ "• 'Hheaell. I.ead of the payeholoRV A**ur« SpscUcul Play; Upset West Downtown Diviifon FfaM lijrA lK »— The irtii|P> ''•rre iiol done to death by niiranoj' wofcn.'bl’Tr ■|> more than threo waoka sUngtog O f p a rt^ Ia r promlnroc* on tbo momenitryomenitry change of itoptrattonreoplratioo. ^ ha* brarlng I tUhtlng I mittlesl cftlfiKlar for tk« comittf fad and .Canadian niminterl |Hiliee fad. Chicairo -ia aweeping Paaaea Incomplried . . 1. Take f « example a bandit U »u*- a word amen « a « fan* Ihroughout Ihe southweai Paaaea Uilercrpird .... |uw Bouthw «M k It tbo onMinblt roncort to bt Ihe deliria into Its Itouac of Correellon. unseking thflr » P * . , fll come U ^ v tn nndw tht dirtction of m iraao rlrhennl of nnaa Juot a* Ihe boa like a Jury In a pkiy At Vorda aalnrd. paaaea .. lion of a choice bJl of gnd-faiej once It waa rhallenoeil At om-v It Punta • ...... cent ih aplie of efforta . j make hlmlfv*P't*lleit **lns >■.. . News of the power of the W i ■die -plNt _ Pltehor » l tho Downtown Dlrl (hr miMk KtekenAI erf mtnintuiv Rjiilrerelly •ten o f tho CoUtfo o f Tine Art*, anlf. Thp wana* frit aa far ihort of waa a Vania from punii ...... inglon boys starts w»>rk on the inae of Mr lloaenleitim Averace vardaar ...... when they knocked oew W ^ | Ijual Horn M Sundtr, Nor. lli tt 4 p. m. Ihe r»m lie |at 3:30 pjn “ J a u With----- Coiiefo Edoom nruumt litefn aa mtnUiurr P 'lf fell And after Sir. Iti-aenliaum. Mir Puni return* ...... arm la wound an Inflated uck. tlm- :ton State, one of ih e ^ l^ ^ y tlon" It tho thontj of tho pro* ahorl irf Ihe real oame Anil .the I’Dnnnell Cnemr 'hnil fnllen. THe Yard*, puni rrtuma ... llar to thoae urrd bitleallng blood deieclOT haa recorded a strong M-| p,r|iie Cowsl fooUmll. and fury liMket) di'wn upon the defemlania KIckotU ...... action, and the fact **'■1 decreased any during the ^ e l r defea which ia to bo bailt omtnd tbo ■ranaairr wotlnwra in itwimllr. When preaatire while a rubber tube la re­ I an even c) of tjrneopotlon In tho hlfhor type Ihe fearful ailmlrera of At Capone with a mlHl rurliwliy. Waa thta Kieknit yardaxe ...... a l red about hU cheat. lonaer on thl* key word, which ww two week*...... oamrilomT Waa thta the thlno Jurle« Averate kirkotl associated wlUi the crime, than he Oonsaga U a boys' seh<»l. ^ken. Cos of concert muiic. Tho piano will b# illw.<>verrrf he wna nirt Invlndlile come to ' had feore«IT The Jury aeemed to let KIckotl return* ...... 0 h e s e are connected with tqked did on the other words shows that Sidra lU football t e ^ ll feat^ tho footorod Initrumont. while -C m HWT Th* Wtrhll* b(W. ;th»)' emeraeil (nun their ruMilt hole Jthe Shock m^orn Mnga for baritone will af­ lanil lierin to itrowl. Irritated mror the rnnlempl.-iiton of Kickoff return ...... 0 pencil* which respond lo every something ts wrong. an eiceilent acadmlc d ^ r tm T If his reactions to all of the word* I Builder eoi ford a marked conlraat and lllu*- D e f e a t e d poal drend and poll atupldliy. It Average return ...... 0 II change In blood presnire and including a Uw school. U U *n I ^ I I K N a.I I>er cent l«e#r umler prove lo be normal, the chance* are to back ti tro u more folly the aetWIllea of Mha Janice rhambera. proal- Itched to i-onvlrl. Penalilr* ...... 10 8 brealhtng and record ihe ehangea but It l* known up and down aniKtlon of law. illaplured Ihe The fallen hertien nppe.il their eon Yard*, penalued ...... SO W on a tnovirui sheet of paper. he U Innocent, but If the key word* West Coast for Us devasUUng modern eomporera. dent of n Kappa Pd aorortty. r M feud Aoslttlnf artiata will b# Roy 'ahot and ayniheilc bevemaea of vlrlton*. They are releaaeil under PumbIr* ...... 8 4 The paycholoflst then begins call­ have produced unusual reaction* on pretty football record*. waa drfMted In the reeo (ae Cti-ero, the Incume of the r.icketeer*||„nd, of ua.aaa. Hut they don't |*eel hr U probably guilty, and may con- jnlvmliy s Rome-eomJnc Qoern by the nar­ Fumble* recovered...... 6 5 ing off atirds to which Ihe suspect Three year* ago Ban Frer ■ ■ ‘ feamle nnd renturire fnmi Ihe lea* when confronted with the evi­ which c 5Vubi*i'Uw7Sc row nurfin of foot votea. mimon., ^ e ^na..er> Touchdown* ...... 1 3 answers with the first words which University w*« boasUng of a mk Iho*^ UnWorelty. and Ml*» Mary: ______romemiulMe- A rrapeei mil aa Ihe) dkt a yenr am. They Potnta after touchdown .. I 0 come to hU mind. The majority of dence cd the delectrw. One football team. They had th e B u ll knd Uad 8 c Martarot Schlndlor. accompinUl-, 4hi> employed eiiiarn would weer don't even e m p lo y imrfeuional Men uaed tn game ... It 11 frated the Olympic Club, the 7 berMUffien In many meee. TItey fume Game cfflciala- Coast Navy, and other ttrong been ptar Gifi /siiriterir^'^w-rrurAU-r^eT^and fret hour upon hour liefore ihev Refrree. McCreary. Unlrereliy o ganltailons- They look on a bom In : can make .r real eeiaie bond at Oklahoma Ring Tennis S. Dakota To reason "breather" In 0 « I walloped ^ i> iiS : r a '^ id w . ^ d Tureor"*’ ^**' h v O u e e t t ir ;:, r; .rrMmm:'r:-o'uM.%uT,s prlee they <«n pay. Thet lived Up Umpire. Peters, University of WU is to ItM n i l i T ' I T From out of the North camel etiy seven Negro Humoroanue. Grun; Mary tnx on the Inaultlnc rharee of hav- ihHr im-ome* when they wrre dane eonaln. Ina merely « "Iwd repoloDoo." Inc. and now they can't pay the Read Linesmen. McNair. Ccdlege ol Plav Nov. 16 Kraure When the wreckage Crandall and Mr*. Lieuween C ^ »r. rrenriewd frew rare t-l Successful liF past th Phantaamania, Slmmona; Vera rn«pl»rry a* reeonant m a eiirfew fiddler. Bmporta over they carried Max KrausH ahopkeeprr remunded Ihroufh nitram Kven Indeed b a ttle a Haven Tocher and MaiUda Gaunte.lbretk aomrthing: the a ^ iHKttR >1111 are fane* a teaiT ” Negro Rpiritual*. (tV ExhorU-!wlll amUe aa politely aa If w e had Ihe Uw could move upon Ihe coni' T'X there are more xanc* than ever Pint Bound Ig Oomplettd; Borth and Oam. Wffl attrac-later with Impunity Be P layed H ere On L|f because they had tried to to humb Uon. W ill Cook! (SI De 01* Ark’a ajmade * purchaa*. In • The areal gona lia* crumbled. W hen’ Offlclali Are Pleued htt year tt Ilnd Egyptian tent' The Ortmlnol t'ogrt* nulldina to- the stale gnea lo plfce*. the little Hockey Season Movln.' David Guion; (S) Owine lo;tlre we With BeflnlU H oyem ber 34 iMax Krause le t tim es d work hanflng* and native rug* dwy preoenird |he more unuiuai feudal atnleo tire 'nepulallen'' ------, San Fraiyclsco newgpapen Hebb‘n. W olfe; Roy i»cheu»»ler and' Ifootball all Both ancient and modem designa hut not the moat eiritina aeilvltv ararrania have lieen l»u e d for every Mary M. Schindler. Ring tennis, the fsscinaling new Urged by hundred* of downtowni "There * » *'•" h ave bet Dance at Midnight (Rumbat. tre to be found on there bright in the hi*i«ry of rhlram )url« man whose name la uaeil lo drOcrtlM- In Full Swing busincM men and Shocker foolball an all-American fullback If we hanglnp. prudeme T e n irlmlnal rouri* a gang 'aplhe" who playa Iho title indoor sport that U taking the Dana Roetre; Me»dtmef Robert Judaee were •titinc. each In hi* tans, the athletic board of the Unl-jaaw one I nelb ta il Snell and Mildred D. Drake. rei. for ttre o'lvinnrti gang I* In . Senior Team Winntr r m lly of W khlla last Tuesday an­ And they were righU cbert'e me m c R Uip all through the ehamber. each upon hU tnlla 0 »«rgrM «r*n Jocftfims.Rogrrl O tldW pteted Its first round with Ihe ex- This year Itg Kenneth "H| ConceHo (Flret Movement); Ma­ nounced that In order to side-step jrg game ^ A Muaky. we at laat f‘» l « ^ > ’»'r e f.n M e rwllU. In five wrek. they Mungano and Mur ceptlm of a few which will be Ike" Peteraon. ITS-pound half tilda Caumt and Vera H. TUckir. t at the rntrmnce. piled high h.,,) p.»red aenienee on ;*s per*on«| ' played off In the near fu tu r. There the North-East champloiifhlp game, numerot In Tonmey the South Dakota State-Shocker and hU running mate, a Mr. Ju are four round* In the entire tour­ Hiking Ike tt on. of Uuae allg who hi Women's hockey games surted nament, the last of which must be grid battle will be played Novem­ game fc ber 33 Instead of November 34. Individuals. It seems. Goat luffered with a flourish this week with the completed by Thanksgiving vaca­ jaunU of SO aiul 00 yards junior-senior learn competing In tion. All other date* the Shoeker* have, ^bly will b I-., i-i ...... two game* Fridaylay afternoon afternoon aawj The regular timeume forlor completingcompirung ret fm the test <>f ‘ be **'*?}" ,rtjngt w -' the Hon _____ them counting our money fivr more logrlhrr. kMnap I*)' three* nndlthe fre«hman and junlor-aenlor'the four rounds u a* follows^ definitely sUnd. 1 ^ enbaum and find how much they had made ;.n '.nim mreoln. uoil.;;.:^»„‘«^ -V rh e'^ tw V u ; reV^;:] «V cT .sh ‘^^^ I a s e m of 4 to 1 t*l round by Wednesday. Of‘. Oct. »>•-‘‘F 31. ally of S^sne.Bp^ane. W s r t t ^ n ^ w U l ^ SirTere 8U ie h s^ r l ^ stC i ^ ia l ltti e g. nil pteet. J _ -;off ol u* while we thought we were night. Ihe NIlA lo Ihe «.n t« r v , „ o r Of the Junior, and senior* n>und by W rtn e^ .y. Nov. 7 ptay In W t t h ii^ n ^ ■Uo wU: Jnniori and Benlora All being very clever In getting thing* no.wiih.t.ndlng .i,a„.ilolng .nviM ■nyihing nt but bui wnrtlng wnrhing nut nui KehrKenr andano Vanvan Arsd.lenrsoaie scored forilor 3rd sro round roiuia by oy Wednesday wcuurMiej.. Nov nu».. 14.1^tt_ i-i.i-u— wrek------the - club wm m re i,J ^ ihrre h o an etbo Por Powarful Team Of for such low price*, then we might Iheir Irnard In Ihe Houre of I'nr Ihe wmntng team, while Barrel.! « h remnd by Wednrrfay. N « . _31 ^ylybuni Brcretty of be disillusioned tn regard to the joy 'Q lllC A G O 'd lllh l lo the flntth." made the only goal for the fresh- nnal tilt between the champion wretmi tt com lng^turday lo-p-ay “ “ 1 [have pU] Orsdnatet Mhey nUled U. rerhap* Iher mllun. When, sner three mnniha of shopping in the Musky. But the men The line-up included; ileam and the consolation winner;lh^Homecomlng Da> Mmr • touchdown. looing ti duaiuslon___ would list_ only for .shouldshoi h-sve mid. 'I'hleato"* flfh lll" »h« "''V*'-swslid a.wiilag ...... Heiae* will be held Wednesday. Nov. 31. The last game of Ihe 19« grid And *0, when the Bulldo K-s Teacher ScheduledScheduled a* one «of u.vthe ■••^•,„»ocnenl. moment, for when we looked at oorlaiooriai iheme flnleh."«ini.n. ‘i"i*>e> inere noihlntlMreei* again. r r rreonvicted laser EliM . _ The resulu of the first round tre srawn l% at Washburn on Thanks- Oonsaga University step tnt^ ■rg Gorilla evenU for Home-coming »* ‘ “ e, be * u -«i the .-rimlnef roum hoiMlng i« l* »^ * ^p„,Mif.n. Kebr Oea. rervsrd . .aehUrSUBg giving. Ai preseni bolh Washburn Shocker stadium on Novemb I Friends 4 . ______«liimBl.l"^^T . • _ ■ ______.4.. . • n.hi l-ha itAinmu* slmo* l.n theSr mm** Ciia repmniiim. I Arttsl* laoer Left ... fsrtttS “ follow*. and WIchtia are lied for lourth for a little argument with WV hockey game between the bappy. knowing that tt reigt-*i a nghi. The dolorou* ttmoa BfleMs . L. w iu Mile K Tennant and L. Y'ork W iw ic h iu Meld at 8 : » a.m. Saturday moTn-'j„_ , j „ i m no other place tt bar-lln aimn*i a* manr day* four wa Mt. Palomar Bsllwifk K. area Ou41 va. J Steam* and M Smtih taga to furnish bast* for pmlleilom good looiball with them lo tg mg. and all player* are requesied to „ i „ m g a more faaclnaitng gsme!*hoi. " had been given renienres •ttksm 1-,a**k ...... -i-,... • O. Alspaugh and M. Biigh 'W> on this game ithree trams. tiocken ca >4lsll .. ; li'i not an old. toothless Bu report in the Wfimen's Gymnasium ,^^1 j^e Musky. i"* •'* month* each to 1^ Houee of ibnti I the rrmaJ .not latrr 'Jian • ; » . More unusual, however, and an'rwrretlon — Machine riu n Jack fcThe recpnd"?!«*.hV , . . . . t? • _i that waddles Into Wlchltal was played Monday. Juniors and * (the seasre The Junior-senior team U nude honor that come* to few loorttu.Mcfium rumored to have i-een one Site Selected i L o C f t I L l e a n r r i e n d November n . it's a young. krh Oeberi kp of girls who have pUyed a n ', ^ jh , occasion of my visit to the of At rai«ne'# raider*. Masl* hiren nior* were again vlclortou*. t h u L * !: “ ,X” * ^ «- time over the sophomorea. Kehr was ® fit* game I aeUve part tn school athletic func-lhe^^ of one of the largeat dtttrictti«'"lt*r fluid* and Jom^ I O f National Figure >*"' “ im e loair For Telescope ■gain high scorer. The final out-' *2?*^ I ------police hesdquariere was the ; llofu during their former year* o l’jj, g w p i This dttlrlci was aeventy'whirm g»**»ip railed King m i " ' e ^ e was 4 to 1. The freshman team ^ ^er Weibe and F Ward -W • fas writ Si attendance at Ihe University Bep-ImUe* from Cairo In the take‘.» "m w ^ - They rreviyrt no giorioyi. 1 Robert M .Hutchins, ncwly-ap- Inn place lor the fttst faH'ms nference {pointed head ol thr national labor of Ihe Wichita section of The A resented on thtt team are | ^ Ir w n ;^ y o u m region. r T r " 'r e [hT^iioT. W orld a Largeat Barrcll and E H olm f.-W * Dope r iclatlonv board, ha* a friend on the lean Chemical Society on Thur Delta Omega. Soroatt. Epallon Kap-| b ,u „j by a voUeyill-i*"* mm on the |, r fw ta h n ie l* d ^ t o i T * ^ i e B «* S ? ii» * “ ’* ''* * ’ • v*. F. Barrett and T. Campbell stem an pa Rho. and the Barb groupa .hou Jrom a guard of six mm.!«« ^ ^ ""'"fb a m -T h e ) T o B e L o n a t r u c t e o Octton. Bngle^Berkowit* »“ • Iccal campus. In the person of Dean Oct. 34. They were not held fn L. Hodgson and E. Martin rii*nc;e In ilieir |im 1 I Bob. as ‘'tw^ilsrays b Tker»r T>ri«r. • I...... Urreis k'hr of ug, gnd making many salaam*, nuin- in cabin to legally treiuact IWa pur- ^f surveying Int* near ih.- L'ni . . /ni ** *‘’ 5,*^ r mil l.r**! ___I 1 «.Jps* V*B Ar*4*l> |iarreme rourt uf llllnol* may de C l a s s studied at Vale." Dr. Hlllbiand R TMRK introduced us to httlrlnre It an Infrlngemetii thekhaaa ol t » acre* of the mounUIn- v..niH) rain|>ue but the top tableland. Klrai uf the i>lm> - - , |aald. "Soon after being graduated. F o r m s N e w C l u b 'b e was mtde head of Ihe Yale law Frkta) • Haliirda), Not. t .school, and later Dean of Law ~ 1101 III.K FK\TI KK FROtil The Assocttilon for the Protection'. Hutchins and hU joung wife llufii> .mil .Mleti ,.u.-.n... . ______- - ...... - ______Preclpllalc* tt a new orgaiUuilmt y r"** their »ummere •» & tre l^rk aith — _ _ (. hHuhl n>m>n Bcarr anri over hi* »*v-nlv four wnrrant* on hnculIume.jOlllCiaiahnoillume.iofflflatt oouabuild wa roadnmu tow the site, me ^he piaii>loi neiimginghelimglng inm uerfienrge U' which made its tnltisl appratanre ColoreHo. ihctr estate adjoining that flu i iJiiiiiUird'i and Hl> S T\^leexa>w U reo c lth whkhiaa one ineteminilr refer, in gang .The county ht* *1*0 bargaUifd tO jj,n n „. rg.in.ii„n of iMerlen.-v Hull on ihe campus last week. It drew* ^ ‘ tide. Wichita plillan- lt-.)al I'm.idim* lots nnd Its members exclusively front thr ‘ b r^ tt‘ “ M.\M RKTI RV* ,..L 1 • L id k o t d n R S l?/i? to ^tt shfildeA and w^^ •"•I ‘ “ e murt. cniinue m'supply adeguate w a ^ to the new!Ti.u |.iot laid ..ft mnororrting 10 to QusntliaUve Analytical Chemistry' bsj^k and J'^ihtm in ap- - md - ^pcaranre. ihe new labor board chief tVariHT (Huixl In . . R l ...F.I AA I|l« I A A |TiPl*|Cflri • f ^ - , ^ 1 « ^ UreniffTTed‘-‘S SduSsl^^. lo the obeerrstory site; be Thl* de|«rimnu of ih* rnlvrr»ii> The laboreloo- equipment ol ihls ^* ■1 lltlll.lK f ll\N'H l OI R tf r t l U v l I v a l means slender, being a man « v n u r K H D A T In the felony courtjby the government, making a lolalihn. a* much equlimieni a* il*e v— ...... ___ _ ------.... — .. , , .4. . u. . Himdsy and Mnnda) nth west) V*** Ji. A nf Judge Thoma* A. tlreen. th>|b| (go acrca available for the con- ,,v*mge county aurveyor. The rU »lc a te Inslrumenu which require spe- Waslilngion ap- T W O HIM KKATl'IlFtH i»ee servli IsAdore Oiniberf, End. On AI a d d le d to the esilng of maayi i*(ore an almott emptyletrucUon. turn* out men every year who gU|Ctti care. As an examirfe^lhe l » i - l»H ’ ‘ m*nt might be a stepping jiian lllnndilt uml Waren \Vi! Lockerl Icrback: 1 DaiBArta'g I9SS Team Ihnuse. and sang out aa drowelt) a* iM Ivcry of the 300-lnch glass re-idireriiy into surveying a* 9 prof.* ancea used in this work must be ’ ® *®me higher governmental — In h e Sheik ushered us into a large a hnltlff. "The *taie of iHlnnl«|nfclor from the Cornish Olsis Rilly avallnhle iliai;vlded after each class, or the dust .llld - nillams. > .4 1 B...I arnine'erf sround ‘''>'1 tt'nf*>rd uiympi nosenhaum (or a year, according to Dr..iher> I* no nn-reeiiy f«r walling Inlwhlch accumulates on them might Vlt'KI l’.AI’.MH.. fortner .il bT w.if Ihe vaiti He vnnke lo us in Arabic Willwill the iterenaam*d-fendam. sianustand lonn,forth.-' johttJohn A. Anderson,Andeooo. memoermember reof meIhe line 10 oi.iain the ure ..I 1i ' put them off balance so much as ••1 lilt K Mt 9itni eha « ^ W . i m i " r «•" m r * of pin. obrervatory council. Th t dttc_mad« Tht fulliiwing iHiy* lire now enrcilleii I 30OOO of an Inch. Twenty-live; sun- Tue-Mlay Fur Tfirre I back on the State college Jackrab- there last year was slightly flawed, m the cUm ; Then Alien, l,enii liuati. cents tt charged the student whoi HIIIIII.KV TKMIT.K bits, ranks second In national reor although useable, he aald. iKmmet Carpenter. Wendell c'urier. leave* Ihe cover oft htt balance inilV T.\KK A ROD' tng ,0 how we r u s s T i g ^ t u S : - . . « EipecUttoni of scientists are that Charles Uwwsnn. I,a r m Klllnii This assocttilon guarantees that all Klart* Rtmds) — I Days Ihe huge mKhanIcal tyv wUl pierce iinnald Rltetnin'. Earl lAing. riinn' equipment will be pul away proper- MAY in.ilirfoN fn^tlx^fam eT* w h U ^ * ^ e ^ r t "o J lS ^ g h an Interpreter with my ^ ' ’ I^J^krertpwharecUf w l I n e s s * a 400.000.000 Itght-yean Into space, ning Mc-.vilisiei. Kioyd M< Nle»i. \j 'each day. A fee of ten rents tt Western m ryland. h u a total .Mlther. Wter a ahon and mVi reiiilnera. 11 A *mall|P'">.'~''” ' *'■* and should rtvaal 13SJIOOJ100 nebu-,i'hnrle« Welch. ‘ charged weekly. Every member ol CAItni.K UtMliAiiii 71 polnu in five tame* to r»nk,wm Invltrt «o Uke "•••‘r'lmiiinB whst Oeiw Ruareii, Ih. tae. The light of lAOO.OOOJMM atanl Hurveylng t i>f,e Of the >’*■1 Ihe class tt required to Join. III llrel pUee in tb* *1“ In.lsi. I* net a fin. frl.h .mile tt expected to shine on photographic roursea in ih* I ’ nlversiiy. I'nrf. The Idea, although originally con­ fiv (tionv;" ICotika of MtanereiUtt third With a'cake* and all <>( ! ‘ !S ? * ® ^ I h . «■ * smlllitg Jimmy W.ilk.r pUtea exposrel,to the reflKted vtow|ti<-lio thinks, fur using pmcilcol kar f o ( total of 84 potnu jneeereary for tea, W ^ n I observtdl • MSglteFt ceived aa a joke, tt experled lo Htan« Ilu irw ia)— 3 Hay* hi* shouhttre. of tha heavetu. jmath.i»9tlra. prove eitremely practical, since It Sim — Mint — Tue* Advah in lha game with South I^ o U .lh e A ..S !L * u ‘2 ‘!5 llki**a tnah’ attUrf*to a*fc for a Job. UKOItlU: jlA F T Th t tnstn^ment will have a light- ...... WtU minimise stealing...... and wear of In - — 0\ TIIK KT.tUK — State U n li^ ly . MUlCT a ^ n t e d *«• ™ ^ | iT *ff5 5 S i ‘ '"‘"'b*d h-rk htt rhlnnlng hair and gathinint...... ^ power equal lo about TOO.-} 131 sch^arshlpa have been grant-dnsirumrnt*. and also n ve* the slu- "i.niKiiorME Ru p.tr sm nuiiN .MCHtixi ilia in n s * i T i i s ' I i ' ^ t are callers enterttUned at te a .'""'‘ ' ‘’ •* j^Oa* Ore»f» with *m*ll.;5(,^ jjjj human eye. it ed by the New Jersey College f « deni money. - with - rKATttaiNQ- Mil Unlvi ^ M krt to w.lboP«f“'blu.eyre.Forien>e.re-re;ta,utad.lUyientt^^ 'New Brunswick! lo sUi- Mi'Rir rou riiY aoNnapA| Jrait Parker — .\mia Alay tVoiii: WITH rs romi ^‘^5lS*l5llle?“ Lkln,'second ‘nlglrU «r e the tempt.;-;, TIIK ('(iNTINr.NTAIJI a surpri XKII HOT gTAnC RANI) lettnre i J?l!21!l*S5'^'lv^a*rtM ^“M'rou .S^I-rnOlcaie. He made money. « r u i l « i p J j J ^ ^ t o ttt^Sadf Dean Prank A. Neff and fsinlly Otnaberg. end. given a iHace on A i| V o u ^ me caettt Uoghed at the l » » !yj,ibjg u Bouthem CaUfomU ael-jw.nt to ITiishurg m ih . game — On The Hrreen — |tt week Dunarce's AU-Amertcan selKllon.la- » e expected for they were so ore It was retd of him lhal h* carrttd entlsta. IHaturday. Thoee attending the garni ‘ (IIK .tT IM i 4IIF..tTKR^ State college boasu a distinct place hard we couldn't eat them ^thout for a bodyguard a vrellshl. tiger ef Ray Ruth --WITH- fe eneoun danger of breaking our teeth We The huge project U being eon- were: John Atrhison. Deemond Him fAY wiAT -cKtAa aoai.i goca to in national football clrelc*. man. Oymp Rosenbaum tb* Tre- dueted by Dr. Oeergt IDery Hate,|iery. Oeve JVseare. John Hailler T u t fo r decided that they must be the left­ tVed— f F w — Fri — Sal |ton ribir. Dr. Xobret A. MUUkan. Dr. Walter "»d Jack Emery. overs from the last party, probably ''Ro*.tili*um'* repeated the H*vk. \OtV NIIOWINU Jed Library Obtains S. Adams. Dr. Arthur A. Norm weeks ago. Th be p^lte. one must aland forth"' K llK li AHT.MHI-: 1 ^ foul rat e v e r t in g en htt plates, ao not Henry ML Robtnaon. IIINdKH ItiMlKtlH i N o P o o IN lo r them W ellm an’s Novel ■Tm here " piped a pUInllve voice Suita Made To Your wishing to be impolite, 1 carefully from th# pack, end a man who — In — lia* left* [they aec put the cake tn my pocket, thus Meaaure -THE G.tV im O R fK K " Iclea ere *•** ington I looked aa If he had juM recaped SpNtguft D isplays Ex-Orid SUra Paul 8. Wrilman. gnduate of the Ming the perfi from th* Mtdg.1 Village at the ST.tBTH R tT IR D .U tote, ; ivcTslty and former editor of the taking of the r WorM'a Pair Umped out Into the State Fair W inners HOMER WILSON S An; Btjle and NnVK.MRER latTI burr In ■nfiowtr. la the author of what tt our thanks and left with aa much half rirrie around the tonch. Htt Parfaot fit O om hui •d to be the first compact, com- ceteuiony aa when «w arrived. terk face waa haggard and p*r«rlr S ABB DYE bal I lete readable account of the thirty M ia EUtabetb Bprwgu*. ef the OnarantMd Ing. Ho mrmbled a iMrlyr about OnlvarMty art deparimant. baa on faces ) eare* stniggle for the Western to bo stoned. INVITE • I the outi Flabu. that haa ever been compiled Night Accounting tn her stadlo at 111 Bctencr ''tVanl to bo tried legetherr the which Howard skin la book form. asked th* rltrk. Ex-SAocAsrg this I Mr. Wellman In htt new book Classes A re Given former student at the Uni- "Om . no." replied Mr. O'Donnell. m alty, entered tn the gtate fair at srtn, •Death on the Prairie.’* now In Mor- "I should aay notr* Oomhi rtnn Ubrary. gives us a fast nwring Three night accounting classes art to their STANDARD Rerviev *Xf>* iTtme ar Mr. Roaenhaum the T*mbl# look Mr. BUh w a s a major In art account oi the exciting period be­ being held at the University this H up at kir. O'Donnell rather pit .Station at Alterationi a Spacialty llT M t tei tween 1N3 and 1113. Here are Cut­ eemetter wth the largest attend­ whan attending the University, and eoutly, en* Imagined. studlad undv MU* Bpragoe. Mrs. ISTH AND HILLSIDE grot ter. Crook. Miles. Terry. Sheridan ance during the test tour years. Phona 3-S194 308 N. Mkt. and Pit SatU h 8. Bo w a and CUyton and others; opposite them a n the WOtUm F. Crum. Instructor In h e n o u t supped Jay J. Me be ■ Indian leadm . Sitting Bull. Red accounting tt teaching the eourae Cartby.1 Uw>*r whom gangdom H airl Steptei. Inclndid tn th* coneetten a re ' lAplOj eem« Cloud. Craiy Horse and many mors. tn first year aecounUt«. This cltM Tdid not employ of old. to Inslit that id tn itrod Nster colors, eharooals, pen and Uik rictsieJ T h t special feature of this book It meate Tuaaday and Thursday eve­ Ih* court waa prejudiced, that the that It tncea tht morements of tha nings at 7 o'clock tn 330 Admlntt- change of venue would be neceeaary d u wlas i. and tire oU paintings. At [to show tha sute fair this fall, five of htt Indiana u well as the troopa. atTtag tretlon Building. Mr. Mcf.'Wrthy had jowl*. He glis­ them ecoounte o l moat of the batttee from The advanced clam In aeeoutttttig tened aa he paaslonately plesdad. ptoturw placed first, a n d four ' avail. T Blaeed aecond. There are twenty- lha Tlawpofnt of tha Indian u wtU tt being taught by Vane Bmith, as- and the yellow flower In htt but ut the V aa D on tha flaw point of the white •Utant profemor of econo c k a and lonhol* bobbed. m e pleturca In tha exhibit. They itm ha builnetB adralnbtraUon. Samli "Nothing personal, judge." aald wtli be on dttfrfay until Home-can- I of their lag. Baptember 10. B e n et ptooaar rock, tn tndlaa •re held Hofutey emlngs at 7 3tr. Mcf^rthy. "W * Juat want Wahtfl Tkrritory In 1188. WaUmtn haa staea o'clock tn 330 Admlnteiritlon Build- change of venue hecauae w* belltv* Ured la Utah and Waatern Katuu Ih* rourt to he preJuiUceil " T ^ r l t i ' k o |le can i Ha atteodad Fairmoont OoOata, ***Valter Bufdunter. ge. auauditor for tht The ruurt grinned forheartngl). "flf to i r in fD graduating with tha claaa of lllA Whaeltr-Kelly-Hagny Trust Oo. la •ure. Ihe court umleratml. Hut H torn t avTWd In tha World War and U now tngtmtiBf a data In Fadcrtl In- wouldn’t'do any good. O'ltonnell ami HlimiCHV Kan with lha Wichita Bagla, alter 18 oooM Tax ProosMure on Togaday lloaeniMum muat go to trial *i unr- R tett year* o f nawapapar Hrrica. evantngs at 7 o'clock In 338 Adaria In a crlfflliuil a>urtrn«nt upstair* iiiO m a i d m h k < I H I I a istration Building. "A't once?" tried Mr. MH'nrthy Kmniii 11-4.1 lh « RoekefeUar FotoMUtlon has The total enroll]rollment for the thiit with tear* tn hi* vole*. "Ilul. your di Die world*! grtat* libura ' lam a to 4S etudenu. honor, please. W * are not pretwred 4S« IVIMII •aaBwSSMB liamttty gnotad MeOUl Unlventty K 0 1 I6 N eft nuti — in fhe and tTWawlB) a girt of aiAOOjm for lha Mr. itooentiaum's employer tt out lAillT EVfeRY MEAL BBS BJStM 110 Ytbreaki fPMdatlnn or a department of Deo> Mtai Lora Bertholf. a graduate ol ef Ihe city. Mr. ftoaenhauni'* em • It ISSSNS u? r y o I a the Unlvasalty o f W I ^ U tad •toyer U th* only living man wbu 81 BlucgraiJ Uud V alwmnl of Pi Kappa Pel m qfttg can prove llMt Hr. tloaenhaum 1* ..3 w w marrtad Bunday. October IB, to employed. If* tt a —tr»a prlnler, with A whereby etudenU a it \NN»\ W;KI04 tMI Itoto. .J KrillMir MoCterto. TTm wadding *88 yeur honor." Mill CilllStl •M * to raad mart n p U ly and in - MIH IIW II ^to .. .t gn ea tbolr gradca has been d m i- aem m ilm l at the hooM o f the *'AI once." aald Ih* Judge. -sm ii* ihruuap -At once." aald th* Judge upstair*. f'lix nkuh .1 etanford Untvcnlty (8Ua- taride'e p a r a n t a Itov. RayaMBd NSIM IIIIV .0 Ssffif.) waycbotoglste. Oorimr officiated And at once ib* jury filed latu .0

-2.— ib — a — - Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives t l P a t * T lay, NeremSer S, lM 4 T H E SUNFLOWER make tha freahmen'a moolbt M ' opon-tim e ksapara forgviting beer iPhi Sigma Team! to count elwir to twenty-five — Mary, [era Out S p o r f t C ^ e n d a r Shockers In Huey P. Long Has Gone n ee vWng wltlf Auchlerlonla Ion TtiMider. 1 ^ . 5 the' ground work — It aeeme thee^ are ups and downs to this galOe of 10*13—IUi« Tennis V fU ll.lt * laavv » » » * r » Gus/oTakes------Diamond — - - ti> lo Htwne-romingi w in Ir Victory Arditrr Fourth Place Collegtaie With l„M-key — Juniors and aanlora claim­ 4:30—Roraeback fUdlng y-i e a WWT ^ I ¥ O a. turned lo ihU p la "venl ing and getting a gool »^ben U hnuncVd off the fool of an opponent In Grid Wars'CENATOR H U E Y P . l o n g , the Rtromr itnn of HnythinR HOnOFS, tO «« ref Wichita Prtdar. Her. t O nt the eruHal momant — Thayer try­ AQ Dar—Ring Tennia and everything, haa gone collettiate. !..,nii ii^nnani* aui i>nm i>omr. ing to out referee the officlala and • • ecU cu l By App.—T u r i n g ------1 . _ i A 126-piofo band and a 182-fo o l sw im m ing i>ool. M id Fw w ilv.-T u m lsU ...... Tiiihlqg shoot Halurday'S..... events then changing poaltlona lha t ^ JeiV 3:05—ArcheiT brings up the' ld»« of the hockey mlnulee — and last of all. Jean Van W e a t __ ji y H m S cOTM S o uthw eslsrn A n d The |)« the longest in the country, are the Kiiiftflah's latest gifts ^ P . . . Hockey Otme. Preahman >ae A_ a ..f.f _ t9A ^ a ^ Att I ■■ 11 Aa I a lAA.l.k.*a M%e ¥ Barbi Wedneoday In game to he played with the alumni Aredale gelling the hand for tho m t n Sophomore IciiBbodi Alto In this tWAwm to lAiuiNiani SU te university, his one hoiiby out­ This la an annual event aiul Is aa aportamanehip eahibltad In all the ^ e rMtile Shock, >' Lait Game Meaday. Her. tt F o u r t h side the realm of politics. .sr-llent thing to su rt lha day off, games. !t frtd ‘ T r o o p s Krom the lonka of the material saen 13*1—Ring Tennia The football team, already .•■[scat* .TS.OtK) and Hclng qubrter* he- In the hockey games ao far this ti By App.—Tumbling Cratral Oaafereiwf Slsndlags with nil the enee «v'l power that LABOR ART CLAStRB M A O * v n f . If defeat at the southernlulht— favnrlte,.------la- » IhW..... for .. sthlele*...... soon -sproutetl...... -up r hn« lx-. II rx'niMtvd «liinn«'lhe entire ara-in. chances are lha alumni will 3 0 0 -R ln f Tennia Of .L _ I 5t ^ RBIHECORATION NECBBBART outhwwt hfh&ni BDporta Teach- Tmm W L Pnt. I p Op tacale lha greatest Khedu on the I.. S. U. campu*. intrn iiiiinii M Miein i Im' I'M rpaUon navy to work hanf to hphoM iheir ||he Southwaatem Mound* Arehaiy port Rays Btate.3 0 1 000 3T 1 game* in the hiaiory of the achool. Mike tP'iiahuc, the fiMithall roarh...... UiM>1»n i^ in t jii rrmsh shod Uw tnil- Hockey Oeme. Preahman ImiRTrs ‘ I n ntttano tai two cUMroom tero rrld-tair] "ill come to W ichll* with Pltiabutg ...... 3 1 006 30 33 1 ^ achmil has an enrollment nf was diK|><>sed of. ( aplaln 1.. (HitTi b. Itiitx* yxeixp liy nll*-rtMx(h Th# first round uf the ring lennle aplrlt to defeat the ra. Jimtor-Bentor nearly r>,lH)o, g gain of almost •MO been removad on the fourth floor rf the W i 1^1 Emporia T racii..3 3 UO 33 41 Jones, l■e|ellrate)|.Ar^l>' mentor and III lb - -l>.tl)i|>l...... Mm I'lttle for hase- u.urimiii.nt haa turing In, It.ilh I. .ms W-re at their heat portment has Increased ao moch M l, anil 4:30—Roraeback fUdlna RESri.TS t.AAT WKBK Any two grid Hubs In the country, many of them lurtnl from oui-of- cm the VompelHIon for Ihf eupT What* mure, he Is perfectly con The > h.luns. I-IU rpsllon Nisioa. that the rotmu fonneriy lued a rt iw rini Uw hhelr del’eal, the Bulldera By App.—Swimming Port Hay* Bu te 0, St. Benedicts f ' slate by jiriispeciB of athletic train- led l.y the tiiiii~»in- «'•( lliirrls. Heard Kean and heard on this hockey I an eren chanca to knock ran whliP . F IflAM s(«tsls>e> Mkistkt «n field: nucky llllla coatumea which iceiger edequate. WHaeaday, Nee. 14 Atchison' 0. ^‘rkl'®«mr"«"el^k' Th'e,'"* .‘/I!.*".'’ more. I'r.lt.I'otis -.ml •ml .M.|-uali..Ms|miusIi. rJklcert rtirheri trIn ' school. Kkera. Coach Bill Monejr- Wichita University 7. K .8. T.C. come to Wichita Balur* 13 on—Ring Tsnnis same tinv iir outline anv two teams-jumpeil from ISIKI in ll*2S to p„nv-iitl«inal manner. The Hsriw It It Icsi^ 3:00—Archery Pittsburg 13. i ^ . k ^ IwHh the nerv -Italn.V Wlnte, : drparlr Jthe Bhoekera the under* KB-T.C. Emporia #. Soulhwmt* Builder coach haa twentr 4:30—Roraeback Riding . ^ N * T n P inNf h a . madel I-'Mler Jones. |„ 8 . L*. rose to TO- „„„,,„rd tsill v ...... 1. I t U M By App.—Tumbling cm 1. CK NATOR IjOM. has "’” *1 champion, of the enferenre. Tu- m v M -ile . ind down to back him up at anr Waahbum 0. Kansas Slate 14. •J Louisiana lane was lieaten in 1U32 and U«1 tra.errmv rival. ’uUUng aAMRA THIS WEEK TOuths m ajor institution*. One of last year, hurlnjrhurlng lU-ri-lU-TI.llLri. Oregon rt-pt—...... -mii.g...... Hi* M*n nt grid feud between the t/m g ’s first acts when he became word*. Wichita University va. Southwest­ Un...... ivrrfity.. was the only. team to ______r ■li.n at the flr.t >t Hv* Ion Prar jntrervltr and BouUiweat* ern at WlchlU iHomecomtngi. governor in 1930 wa* to establish score twice against them. W hatW ill Be the Score which eoeert a period a school of mcUHne In New Or­ ’-m-m |.ui or a strong front. bu> If of a mil Sport Shorts port Hays va PlUaburg Teachers HK swimming pool has Just •„ u„|,t up ihr»uab<.ut ihe the BuUderi hare won leans for I- 8.1*. Utey had By at Pittsburg 'nlghti. llAMt Fnrollmenl * been completed. After the plans • -.m.u'. |.U\. TIo- Alphrt lub. the (nd tied I of the 35 gamca Oonaaga va. , Washburn at To­ IlMMit Knrollmenl I been placed. The famous te n intlNR The Hue* P t'.on» Held house, a were drawn, l.ong was said tn have Knmn.a i-ani h*. not look-l upon ifr atront { peka. of the b o m In 1513 w hen the Ane Irts^ulldlnr r women** dor-lasketl I.eon Wets*, archllect. how u.-u .li a. tn-ir may.r .|H.n. a. >k on .Now that rmrh Al neben's HIkm k BmporU Teachers va. Kansas mllory and a new sUdium. whlch'll was going to ct.mpare with nibt r Tiu.i-k.glving Uu bittle n-r the In Ooni walloped Wtehlla 41 - 3. WeMlyan at BaUna inlghli. Ill 111. I to 1534 the Shockira rr» have loll, by lurcewlve defeote mitory ami a new stao . . rountry. and WVi«. re- it-, r u..reV I- roret.....t rth came | at the hand! of ilaya nnd IHttidnirg, piled that *o far as he knew, tlie mind. -i tiiat ..rg..ni».tii-i- ’ named etir aeren polnta against W IC H IT A U. their chance of repeating as Central putabori Teachm moved Into the « T t . ff» longr.t pool was ITS feet. lAing -rj,.. rni\-i.ltv f.iiulij. b- wreckage he past the game will be ronference rtwmpi. they are. for the tmdispaled Mcood place in theCen- W A h o r p i * I A then altered tha plan* to give 1- .8. rated !i« oiu "f th- ••ll.r ' rc i u Kratrnl battle at Southweatetn flrirt lime ihU eeaion. In the apot of tral Ooofrtenee n e » by defeating, » » v u a i v i * v U. a |>ool 1B2 feel long. .SS feet gms tvm.l-t lb'- I'l Alt'Mi I 1 m-n ’ was Iho anderrii'R. And Ihia spot la not the Vnivtnity of WlchlU Bhockrri wide and throe to 12 feet deep, to „ ,p|, |,in- u .ims In.i «-• . Thl. ^ranclKo M a team which will do to humble the Shocker M had as II may seem. Wllh Iheir tn a muddy batUe to the mere of a* to ba qecond to none. rai- f-.i w?.* th- flnl.hmg •Irok- I tried to flogera croiied. the ghockers will 13-1, Bouthwmtrrn who wai tied Defend Barrel iiti rear the MeundbnUd- F.mou. Rand SOUTHWESTERN fat tlmaa dtaidared a fine go inio the remaining four games for second idacr with Wichita and rspapert on the arhedule hoping to mivnaeipittaburf lost to t h e BmporU The famed Isiuisiana liand wa* - IfootM l although at other Thanksgiving Increase.! this year from dr. in I2T. fJ.4MEH L.48T WEEK tUe team hare been )u. can k-ep tire ten.r.ln , „ .y a ,a paaa from Wll- November 10. hockm can win this game der of Iheir state ctaan." t« „ . Hhockrr quarterback. M c -I " J!* * o ih leM Bu Jth e remaining onee. they KMHhwestem. In Ihe mean lime |ci,in made Ihe point alter touch-l**’!!^ th? ran k *^ me* champion* > Wlchltal P ^ ly guess for the Wichita U.-Southwestern game | I the season In a blaae of Mweker loathatl mind. There I. no jroung. ch Oebrrt to very aiudous bite as daabt bat that llir WInfteM nunl- again“iil”th'e*thlrt In the third quarter, Morgan, Walker.^en-ton' Helm*. Re*, Is ; I is game. . tn order w to ... stop .... er* ha«r been polnllni to Ihe ^ r ' WiebUa ...... ante» Imlnglosing *t«akstnak Wel ineIhe game. Perhaps lhat might Creonaa.a 8Ur iPranki and Morrtoon. Captain Dose I I was the . wHI as to gain tn the, far ihHrIhHr defeat atal Ihethe Crooma. t h e cotorrd Bmporta: ouutandlng star In the Seathweilern | rst fa ir mi nference m e . TMChen star, provided the apark'igjg (pt. whan he picked up a n of The hands af ai Kmporia Tearhera Dope Even to steadily grawlng for the Trnehera win over South-oam m a punt and raced 30 yards for Total yardage of both team* made from I tjr on Thur eleven that wtalrrn. Crooma got away on lev- ,^ 0 lone counter...... and Wlrhlla will ttrwiSFr. ftffti Ion# rutii wt held fo r n t l k * Underway line ofacrimmafe--,-— j glren a riarae with the dope about FREE! - OPENING , ;:vrs;f;;iw i *»“ o’" theunev^mv-'mehe™' hods of rooro and I mbrr of tt who In turn bent Soulh-'m e most powerful fooihatl machine lut Southwestern hat beat- sine, ■ - tinwarri------• Jonea------— sent *•'* hla •ea-»- Thun strallon eta wuchdow^ A aafe^ iron ih r .„ ^„^ apparently fanning an I Aildre** . . . ------^ ipeech b)r ^rg who last week bumped dertng Herd of Troy u p snd down November lOlh—7:30 P. M. um Refinir ptubocken from wcond the l•t^m^ coast to w-mv o v -r I f f , the Central Conference points against two p r-liy ih'O'l Sinn- * * * mcred In the *1”“ where It came from. , ^ able sUrUng line-up to {r: week', game, will be de-I- ^-c.pi.vM o-:ihe Oder up her Simngkh»ld Ju.i a Mt Cordon Reaer. Soderstrom. Alaskan Ice Palace aleni Pea. Wlrhlto let the iMuglng uophers get a mate raro The undefeated FortP o i n t y * p„„dent WInricr and Arm- Several unknown* are bHng WN ...... L B Nye-Roaenbaum o f Hos- Howl l»liie gra»s. W om l-f how Alfonae; l.und Sl>d Kolskn 700 So. Hydraulic Phone 3-8425 .. Nov. t ...... L.T ...... Pierce howwnuld Aiionse/ •Inrk up agnlnsi n,.v>P..n «r.v>s«*n, n -M iy or mia wrea. nusourg is in tlK I'KtH i li...... V ."- *^"^SM uw r.p. AM.tl» .0.1 \t .enis OI plkff »"<« ■ victory over the I Alkrt pruhaliij neverlTIlPr*, would tie the first and sec-

■> Hixt HU ...... 5 p ...... ’ *’• tv e .l-r n cv m f-r-n rr Unguis WlchlU will celebrate iu Home­ >-i an end: King, a giant In Grid Battle Oontaga Invade. Karsas for two UUams. hefty tackle: and iiaraa* and they meet the Irhabod’i former amateur heavy- ■t Topeka on Friday thto week iitng champton. tackle. Wssbinrton Buts Oltib tt Off Oonaaga haa an impreuivr record On Lonf Footbsll behind them and they bring some of Ihe best footballer* on Ihe West­ J o n m s j ern Coast to Kam a, for ■ two game schedule. sas Looms Little Oonaaga Unlvenlty, con- querers of mighty Waahtnglon Dark Horse SwenU^Iou’n d T ^ p y W Klll^ FoOtbflU 35T^ lup'tba urriffc pact they had been Iksr Pootbsllsn O h # ek!««‘ng in Pacjfic Coast circles and dronwd. . ona Sunday to an under- Stages Upset i _ T u r « Advsnes of loirs ratra and an llUle appreciated Univer- KTA tlK - 8 U U Olab Uty of Ban Franetoco team. Score AiiKMia tt,.t thM, Many ■'Royal'* Grid Olabi Are aiN O - kha UnlvaftHy of R tiu u Fans wtU remember that thasa * _ ..e. _ __ aoNnAPAf SlttlBf On The II rr* coming down tha are the «.««. Ban Franetoco Dons INKKTAI.F a turprtoing rata, tha Big who held SUnford to a 3-0 victory B a c k Row Ang ItANU jretcnce en tm tha arata oartier tn tha aeason, Kcrent — Iu week with non-oenftr- Dnablt lo shake thetr TUklng King Foottatl epontornl ilir cor- 4'IIK.%TF.R< . . ovenhadoartng t h a tka" Petaieon tooaa for any ap- onallon of King t'parl esaln In Ihr . ancounian allghUy. preeiabta gains, tha Bulldoga gave «*Ht eaiil'B footiMill rouri. now Im-- MAX SOUEf gow to 8 t Louto to taka way to niptrlor reaerva power In romtng known a* “The Knlahie ■>( lion unlvarMty alavtn tita last half and lost ihrlr unde- Ihe Vtarlou* Clrrlr." dad pMDty of power. faatad status. Bach real Tale kepi up a S4>>.-ir Ihas found s defenw. It Tha Bulldog team left Spokane Jins over nartmnulh when Ih- 10 PooMl Bor them to darriop an of- early last week for one of the i w i Twelfth Jlan” hnuntnl Ihr flcH )* Sen* I they accompltoh tnat, and pioleoged road irtpi any taam wUl and gave Ihe Rll'a a T S victory bs ««l 4 plngton game should begin Uka this saaaon. They cocna from Princeton boltem i Harvard with 11 geetl . tala, they may threw San Franetoco to Tbprita. « h m everylhlnx but a algnei ring, dr'tins b u iT In the way of He- thay pUy Washburn, and spend tha "Ui a arnilrm an'i tarins In Ihr , Comhuftera by playing foltoarlng weak In Wtchlu. ptoylng Hnrvard piny boy* In a lS-0 ram - ball. the Shocken on Nov. 17- lhat we* no iip*ri nml lhat pn-w-rvol ... facet Pltuburg at tin- Wichita fans will get a chance to the T lgrr'i undrfrninl record. Noir- |tha outstanding Inlataac- look at clany Paclfle Coast talent, Iiem * gave proml»e. hui I'itt, In ■king of any ceofkr- aa the pntcgaa f t 5flke PooarovMi three long (hruaU hy •llpiirry tvirk* thto aaaion. Tha Pan wUl work out In Wtehlla from Mon­ won again I S -,9. Fordhnm reinrnrd __win, but who can tan day to Friday preoadlng their game from two iMtlerlng* to take Trnnr* - OomhuAan wflt do at with tha Shoekera, •e i s - i : . iThne aflar Uma thay have In Paterson and Justice the Spo Thr Mldwral leiw Sllnnrsoin ill* Igrw t teams when fighting kana tram has two fine tacks, rat­ regard Sllchlgan'* pirH* fur mrtry lomt grounda Notre Dame, ing beside thetr own famous Max an*r 1. baeauM of lark of lime lo iweper* their Ihe Twne of San Franctaco Uni- lausLi i 0 0 ISSO 13 0 vereliy, a much under-raled and not NifUUIIP MO 15 7 widely heralded eleven, but plenty JOS 31 11 T7>* enlerialnmeni will be mad* m i l up of Biudent Uleni aelected tram atrang. South G akou Stale aerampad 0 s .331 T ft Dakota Weeleyan. s 3 0 soo S 44 tb* fraehmsn clam el large.

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