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SUMMER SESSION KANSAN
FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1930
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Summer Session Kansan
Address All Communications To Summer Session Kansan
William Fitzgerald Editor
Walt Melninger Assistant Editor
Staff Members
Stuart Meckemer
Gene Columnan
Maiuree Mongn
Frieda Cowles
Raymond Derr
Richard LaBan Business Manager
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Needed: More Crusading Amazons
The death, recently, of Myra McHenry, heuttenant of Carry Nation, after a long and active life devoted to fighting for women's rights, brings back to those of an older generation, the memories of days when women didn't share equal privileges with the men.
It begins to look as though all of the things which women have been arguing about have been secured. The women have won the right to appear as they please, in slacks, shorts or, in little of either; they hold men's jobs, public offices, sue and win heart balm and alimony, and in general, have earned the right to do just about as they please.
Back in the days of Mrs. McHenry, Mrs. Nation and Susan B. Anthony every inch of women's freedom had to be fought for. Now it seems as though women aren't satisfied--and like Alexander, may be crying because apparently there are no more worlds to conquer.
But there are, to the women who are sincerely interested in advancing our progress and civilization.
Women can prevent war, bring about a more temperate nation, work social reforms, strengthen schools, politics, government. No one can say that the man have done too creditable a job in any of those lines.
Perhaps the women need a new leader, a crusading Amazon who will lead them in a fight on these reforms which are so sorely needed today in our national life. Perhaps another Carry Nation or a Myra McHenry will rise to direct them in doing the things which the men so far, seem to have been unable to achieve.
Pepper Proves A 'Hot' Seller
A pound of pepper would probably set all of the Summer session students to sneezing heartily, but that quantity of spice would be extremely small, compared to the annual consumption of the pepper in the United States. (Not for sneezing purposes, however).
purpose. Pepper is the largest selling spice, and virtually all of the pepper of the world is bought and sold in a little area about four feet square in New York's produce exchange.
Despite price fluctuations from six to 36 cents a pound, the housewife is able to buy a box for about 10 cents as a standard price the year around. On the world market, however, 14,000 tons of black pepper alone is traded each year.
But be warned --if every family in America used two shakers of pepper each year, the world's supply would be exhausted.
POSTLEPERK
A conig hat she wore to bed.
With fritters on her addleped.
A flishey-bee flew through the dirt
And splashed the dust upon her
skirt.
skirt.
"Ballerat," she cried in snait,
"I'll hit you with my clotterbate."
But fishy-bee went banderumb
And dropped his nose down to his thumb.
Oh flishy-bees are trostledees And blardy with their pandareas So ladies wearing conit hats Will never hit the ballerats.
Kansan's Who's Who
- James Robertson, a journalist, next year's Sour Owl editor, pictured after last year's hibernation.
- An unidentified lawyer, looking for the end of the summer term. He goes to school an extra week or two.
Robert Ramsey. KU's o w n international championship goldfish swallower, (remember?).
Three More Weddings Take Toll of Students And Graduates
Three weddings in which students and graduates of the University figured have recently been announced. Miss Rabeth Hausam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Hausam, Hutchinson, and Philip Charles Wikoff, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Wikoff, also of Hutchinson, were married Saturday night at the Trinity Methodist church of that city. Wikoff is a former student of the University and a member of Kappa Eta Kappa, professional electrical engineering fraternity.
Miss Marion Wilson of Lawrence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Chase Wilson of Strong City, and Harlan Francis Birch, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Birch of this city, were married at the First Methodist church of this city on Sunday morning. Dr. Robert A. Hunt read the ceremony. Both Mr. and Mrs. Birch attended the University. They left immediately after the wedding for a trip in Colorado.
The third wedding was that of Miss Vivian A. Melahn of New York City, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Melahn of Katonah, N. Y., to Dr. Lucien Andrew Watkins of New York, son of Mr. and Mrs.
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Charles D. Watkins of Leavenworth.
The ceremony took place Saturday at the Little Church Around the Corner in New York City. Doctor Watkins is a graduate of the University and is a member of Delta Upsition and Nu Sigma Nu fraternity. He is house physician in St. Luke's hospital in New York City.
You can't drive if you can't see -- keep your windshield clean and free of souvenir stickers.
Dill Jensen is home for his vacation. He has been taking work for his master's degree at Kansas U. and teaching part time in the journalism faculty. He is a mighty bright young man-- The Milepost, Ames Iowa.
Bill Jensen, described here as a mighty bright young man is the Kansan's esteemed laboratory supervisor during the regular school term.
NOW-- FINAL CLEARANCE of SUMMER SUITS
(Coat and Pants)
(Coat and Pants)
$20.00 Tropical Worsted Suits ---- $13.35
$25.00 Tropical Worsted Suits ---- $16.65
(Some come with two pants)
$29.75 New First Cloth Suits $25.75
Same come with Not part.
$29.75 Nor-East Cloth Suits --- $25.75
One Special Lot of
Tropical Worsteds, Carib Cloth and
Wash Fabrics — Values to $25.00
Summer Suits
9. 95
All Sailor Straw Hats ---- $1.00
All Sailor Straw Hats --- $6.00
All Soft Straw Hats --- Half Price
Wool Slacks were to $6.50 --- $2.00
(Sizes 29 to 34 Waist)
ALSO SALE OF ARROW SHIRTS AND TIES
SALE OF FAULTLESS NO-BELT PAJAMAS
SALE OF BOSTONIAN SPORT SHOES
FINAL SALE OF BOYS CLOTHING
TODAY and SATURDAY
The "Dead End" Kids Have Never
Made a Better Picture!
Shows 2:30-7-9 25c 'til 7
"Hell's Kitchen"
SUNDAY—5 Days
The Happiest of All Hardy Hits!
MICKEY ROONEY
AND THE HARDY FAMILY
"Andy Hardy Gets
Spring Fever"
And Wants to Get Married
Andy Wants to Get Married and You Get the Laughs
TODAY and SATURDAY
DICKINSON
Snows 2:30-7-9 25c 'til 7
"Jesse James", "Dodge City",
"Union Pacific", and now Wyatt
Earp Brings Law and Order to
Tombstone, Arizona, the Wicked,
Wildest Town in the Old West!
"Frontier Marshal"
Randolph Scott - Nancy Kelly
SUNDAY----4 Days
The Musical Sensation That Gave the World its Most Popular Tumor!
GILBERT and SULLIVAN'S
"MIKADO"
The Greatest of All Stage Shows Now on the Screen in Glorious New Technicolor
VARSITY
Continuous from 2:00 p.m. NOW Ends Saturday
NOW Ends Saturday
GENE AUTRY
SMILEY BURNETT
"COLORADO SKIES"
JUDY GARLAND
Freddie Bartholomew
"LISTEN DARLING"
SUNDAY
"DAWN PATROL
"NEWS IS MADE AT NIGHT"
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