WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1908
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
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DOROTHY NETHERTON, c'40, Society Editor
Before 5 p.m., pmk. KU1,23 after 8. 2702-81
Guests for dinner last night at th
night light at t
Sigma Chi house.
Dr. R, B. Robb, Kansas City, Mo.
Dean F, T. Stockton
Prof. J, H. Tagger
Sunday dinner guests of Alpha
Delta Pi were:
Marian, c41
Carl W. Woodman, c1unl
Marjea Marge,
Gertteur Kaufmann, f'aunl
Gertrude Kauffman, f'aunl
The dinner guests at the Delta Chi
Were Were:
Mary Thice, c18
Rutk Litch, cuncl
Ann Reynolds, fa40
Jonnie Higgins, ph
Claire Dutton, c140
DeAirline Shull, ed41
Virginia Wallace, City City, Mo.
Marlene Khalil, kcal
Sarah Margaret Glom, c18
Dorothy Newell, c41
The active members of Phil Alpha Delta, professional law fraternity, met yesterday afternoon at 2:30 in the Chelsea clubhouse to officers. The following were elected:
Cyrus Wade, Jr., 179, justice
Joseph Sheedy, JD, 40, vice- justice
Charles O. Tucker, treasurer
Charles Idowitz Dotty, jealousy
Loyale L. Eymes, 140, marshal
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The K. U. Dames' bridge group will meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs. James Shipley, 1331 Vermont with Mrs. J. Howard Rusco as hostess.
The American Association of University Women will give a bridge party for the benefit of its scholarship fund Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the LOOF. hull. Other games may also be played. Reservoirs will be held with Mrs. A. B. Mitchell, Mrs. L. K. Zimmert or Miss Mara Cameron.
Dr. T. C. Black of Norton and Mrs. Walter Smith of Chicago were dinner guests at the Delta Chi house Monday night.
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Pi Beta Phi elected the following officers for the coming semester, at Alta Kappa Psi.彼生 fraternity led by a welding @ Howard Carpenter, b39
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Faith Seeyle, c'40, and Louise Owens, c'41, were dinner guests at the Phi Delta Theta fraternity house Sunday.
the chapter house Monday night President. Helen Jane Edwards, c'38; vice-president Betty Lou McFarland, c'38; secretary, Sarah Jane StuFFER, c'38; treasurer, Peggy McCarty, c'40; and corresponding secretary, Mary Jane McCoy, c'40.
Mrs. Clark Howerton was elected president of the K. U. Dames at a general meeting in the women's lounge of the Administration building last night. Mrs. Howerton succeeds Mrs. Herlan Lloyd, who resigned because she will leave Lawrence at the end of the semester.
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Mrs. James Shleipy was elected see dvc vice-president to fill the vacancy created by Mrs. Howerton's election. Another resignation, that of Mrs. Boyd Bryant, was accepted and Mrs. Randall was elected first vice-president.
Phone K.U. 66
Women's Clubs Aim to Extend Bride Schools
The purpose of the series, sponsored by the Appanose county unit of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs, is to promote successful marriages. The club hopes to see the idea spread.
The international relations study group of the American Association of University Women will hold the first of a series of five meetings tomorrow in Chicago, the home of the leader, Mrs. Carter Harrison. The subject tonight will be "China."
"It's harder to have successful marriages today; don't quarrel, be loyal companions."
At the first "school," two young women served as the bride and groom. The bride, Georgia Hart, who soon is to become an actual bride, was given advice by Mrs. J. S. Cay, who was married 65 years. She said.
Charles Bachelor, 37, Kansas City Mo., spent Sunday at the Phi Delta Theta fraternity house.
The Centerville club women plan to start a "bride's club," to give counsel under auspices of the federation.
Centerville, Ia., Jan. 11.—(UP)—A
eries of "schools" to give tips to
respective brides is being sponsored
ere.
Jean Patum, '36, was a dinner guest at the Alpha Tau Omega house Monday night.
Mrs. W. M.Speers, Centerville club leader, said the goal of the unit is to establish statewide "bride schools."
FOUND: Lady's created fraternity ring.
Please call to identify, Phone 791N5 after
5 p.m. -75
Delta Chi fraternity entertained last night with a dinner and hour dance the following guests:
British Women Healthier
A minister, doctor and a clubwoman also presented marial advice A housewife displayed a hope chest and told bridges how to fill it.
FOR RENT: In quiet home, two double rooms. Board if desired. 1423 Kentucky. 83
Hilda Akers, cunel
Aurdach Holtz, cunel
Marian Mollom, f4'41
Louise McLeary, f4'41
Elma Ottoman, elcunel
Ella Ottman, cunel
Caroline Toril, f4'41
Mariee Smith, cunel
Jan Tibbling, educl
Maureen Clark, f4'41
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE: Camera $2 \frac{1}{4} x 3 \frac{1}{4}$ with F. 4.5 lens, glass. Phone 2988. -75
London, Jan. 11—(UF)—Women live longer than men in England and Wales, the registrar-general's studies found. The study also found Wales for 1936, just issued, reveals.
SHAMPOO and 25c WAVE dried
WANTED: Unfurried two or three rooms, private bath. Near University. Couple. Phone 2330M. -75
BOYS: Two attractively furnished rooms in private family; no other roomers recommended for students wanting quiet accommodations. New Hampshire. Phone 2523-777-.
Phone K.U. 66
OI - Drene - Fitch Shampoo and
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PERMANENTS, Any Style
$1.00, $1.50 up, complete
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BOYS, Clean, attractive and well furnished
rooms. Private home. One single. One
double with twin beds. On to KU. Twin.
41 "Kentucky." Renting homes. Phone 283-
48 "Kentucky."
FOR SALE! Single-braided Tux, size 72.
In excellent condition. Will sacrifice for $10.00. Drew McLaughlin. Phone 444.
1540 Lau. -77
LOST: An imported camera near the player's bench at basketball game Friday night. Utes play not obtainable in this loot box. (AP) *73* Nu featurer. Phone 1277,
APARTMENT? Two rooms with all modern conveniences. Two or three girls, also want two girls to share apartment with student. Call (13) 1-76-1995 Vermont St.
Four Reasons for Business Ills Offered
SKATES and SLEEDS
GUNS and AMMUNITION
Basketballs
Iowa City, Jan. 11—(UP)—Business today is less stable than it was a century ago because of its growing complexity, despite its greatly increased productivity, according to Prof. George R. Davies of the University of Iowa bureau of business research.
He cites four causes for the instability:
1. Development of centralized labor markets. When business is very active, the bidding for labor can occur in a point that encroaches upon profits.
2. The modern system of banker's banking. The operation of banker's banks, exemplified by the Federal reserve institutions, multiplies this source of instability, with "control" placed in the hands of persons infallible neither in judgment nor action.
3. The so-called “principle of acelaration.” This causes uneconomical over-expansion in certain industrial results resulting general loss of confidence.
4. The "multiplier" principle, which states that, when business is active, a marked decline in the ratio of income to investment occurs. In other words, consumption increases less rapidly than total production.
Sparrows Keep Warm Snuggling Beside Bulbs
WAVE, new styles, any style 25g dried
There is hope in the development of corporate organization and a more intelligent operation of centralized banking, Davies said.
East Bridgewater, Mass. Jan. 11—(UP) One hundred English sparrows have solved the problem of how to comfort New England's chilly winter.
HAMPOO and WAVE, 35c dried economy prices on other beauty you also
Poker Fans Note
RUTTER'S SHOP
Your Locksmith
1014 Mass. St. Phone 319
IVA'S
Nightly a bird perches on each of 100 light cups on Parker's roadside st and keeps warm by snugling against the light bulb.
END CURLS, $1 up, inquire
7 Experienced Operators
New Equipment Added
Boston, Jan. 11—(UP)—Municipal Judge Joseph Donovan today upheld the right to play cards for money.
Havwire--
people have a right to play cards for money, so long as they are not in a place that is a gambling nuisance and regularly resorted to as such," he ruled in dismissing charges against 16 defendants.
Shampoo and Wave 35c Complete Permanents $1.50 up Phone 533 941$l Mass, St.
TAN'S BEAUTY SHOP
941½ Mass. St. Phone 533
next door Keeler Book Store
Continued from page 1 of one masterpiece. The paintings are made with printer's ink.
Flash Morrisz had the delightful experience yesterday of reaching into his overcoat pocket and finding that a chocolate-covered cherry that he had put there for future use was squashed. The accident resulted from riding double-decked in a coupe.
The mighty wheels of progress have finally ground out a storm door for the southwest door of Fraser. With the present balmy weather it looks foolish, but the weather man can't always be wrong.
Charlie McCarthy, that talking hotel for termites whom the DeeYees adopted last year, is being mentioned in several circles as possible presidential tinder; Some observers express concern that the rumors of democrats in the United States to elect him. The local boys should be able to give him quite a "block" of votes.
Time Marches On: Jane Flood submits the latest bit of Theta humor. It seems that one of the girls dreamed that her new Christmas wrist watch came from her. She got up to see. It was tamed, but it was going. (Laugh now.)
All week I wait for Friday night
That night of nights subline,
For She is mine alone that eve-
Mine, for that short, short time . . .
More of the from bad to verse department:
My Evening
Chorus tryouts for the musical comedy will be held this afternoon in the Union ballroom. All the young ladies on the Hill who can dance, jug, or hop are welcome to take a try at the front line.
Two Alpha Gam pledges, both named Rosemary, were given a joint birthday party yesterday. The Dionae quintus will make a nice catch for some sorority. Only one party for five people.
On Monday night's my roommate's night.
But Friday night, oh Friday night— that evening glorious, when The other boys have had their
To Discuss Communists
Kelly Smurr, manager of the Rock Chalk cake, believes in advertising now. He put up a small sign after Christmas vacation which said "Green River—Good for Tired Feet." More of the stuff has been sold since vacation than from the first of the year. Maybe Barnum was right.
Dr. Palmer Will Speak To 'Isms' and World Co-operative Groups
And Thursday night is Bill's . . .
Dr. A. W. Palmer, president of the Chicago Theological Seminary and minister of the Congregational Church in Holonulu for several years, will speak on "Ten Days Among the Communists." Sunday at 4 o'clock in the men's lounge of the Chicago Theological Seminary which is open to the public, will be a point meeting of the World Cooperative and "Jesus" commissions.
And Tuesday night is Phil's. And Wednesday—well, that's George's turn.
After attending two world-wide conferences at Oxford and Edinborough last summer, Doctor Palmer went to Russia. Sunday he will compare his impressions of the Russia of 1837 with the Russia of 1917, which was then having a revolution.
Sunday evening Dr. Palmer will speak on the conferences at a union meeting of the churches. Sunday morning, he will preach at the Congregational Church in Lawrence. His sister is the oldest sister of the church, is his daughter
It's all my bathtub then!
Members of the "lams" and World Co-operative commissions will be hostesses at a reception at Henley Park, where they will talk. It will be open to everyone.
Boy Topples into Canyon
PRE-INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE SHIRTS and PAJAMAS
Nationally Known Make Neckband — Collar Attached
$3.50 garments $2.75
3.00 garments $2.25
2.50 garments 1.95
2.00 garments 1.65
NECKWEAR
Wools and Silks Arrow, Resilio, Botony
$1.00 ties $ .65
1.50 ties .95
2.00 ties 1.35
2.50 ties 1.65
3.50 ties 1.85
Men's SHOES
$14.50 shoes $10.80
10.00 shoes 7.95
8.50 shoes 6.95
7.50 shoes 5.95
6.00 shoes 4.75
Health Officer Offers Hot Tips for Cold Days
Newburgh, N.Y., Jan. 11 — (UP) - Eat moderately of adult foods and sleep at least eight hours every night to enjoy good health during winter months, Dr. C. W. Barth, acting officer of Newburgh, advices
Johnston & Murphy Bostonian - Jarmans
1. Always keep the body warm by wearing the proper clothes and by maintaining the proper laat in the home. Avoid long exposures to cold.
2. Prevent contagion by covering your nose and mouth when you cough or sneeze.
3. Take short walks in the open, or participate in indoor athletics or outdoor winter sports.
LEATHER COATS and JACKETS
Doctor Barth also suggests:
$20.00 garments 14.95
16.50 garments 12.35
12.50 garments 8.95
10.00 garments 7.45
7.95 garments 5.65
4. Have more social contacts and recreation.
5. Cultivate an interest in church, club or civic activities.
6. Read, sew or knit in leisure hours.
Wool and Corduroy COATS and JACKETS
7. Keep garage doors open when starting your car.
A Meal Ticket Will Save You Money!
$2.75 Value
$2.75 Value
---for $2.50
---for $2.50
at your
UNION FOUNTAIN
$15.00
11.00
Sub-basement Memorial Union
1.00 garments 11.25
11.00 garments 8.25
7.50 garments 5.65
5.95 garments 4.45
3.95 garments 2.95
Shoes Last Longer When Repaired the Modern Way!
No matter how badly your shoes are worn, we'll repair them to give months more of wear!
All Work Guaranteed
ELECTRIC
SHOE SHOP
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1017 Mass. Phone 686
WELCOME
Cold Weather Specials Hot Butterscotch or Hot Fudge Sundaes
8. Avoid excess speed while driving and respect the life and limbs of yourself and others.
9. Beware of exhaustion from snow shoveling or walking in heavy snow.
Ma Huang Drug Scarce
TODAY
Weekly Editor, 13. Ambitious
Washington, Jan. 11—(UP) The Sino-Japanese conflict may force United States drug manufacturers to turn to Kuala Lumpur, India, for supplies of medicine in compound ephiron, according to the Department of Commerce.
Shows 2:30 - 7:00 - 9:30
Lawrence's Only Modern Theatre
St. Louis, Jan. 11—(UPC)—Meredith C. Jones, 13-year-old editor and publisher of the Clermont Times, mimeographed weekly newspaper, wants to live 112 years so he can be a journalist for 100 years.
AND THURSDAY
Week Day Shows 2:30-7-9
NOW!
ENDS
THURSDAY
GRANADA
BURGESS MEREDITH ANN SOTHERN
"THERE GOES THE GROOM"
Hollywood's Glowing Glamor Girl and the Sensational Dreamer Star of "Winterstir" in a laugh-a-Minute Romance!
We Thank You Jayhawkers for Proclaiming "Rosalie" the Greatest and Best Picture in Years--- and establishing new attendance records.
Friday - Saturday
SUNDAY
COLBERT AND BOYER "TOVARICH"
Barbara
STANWYCK
"Wake Up and Live""!—Varsity Has the Pictures and the Price!
"BANJO ON MY KNEE"
Great River! — Their and Strong!
Joel
A drama with Music!
—Songs That Flood
the Heart!
McCREA
With Tony Martin - Walter Brennan
Walter Catlett - Buddy Ebson - Helen Westly
No. 2—Wilderness Urge! He Know He Had to Kill Her! —Or Kiss Her!
WILDERNESS URGE!
She shielded her be- loved river- but for- got to guard her heart!
And — Tex Ritter
"FRONTIER TOWN"
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
"CRIMINALS OF THE AIR" Rosalind Kieth, Chas. Quigley
A New Universal Picture with KENT TAYLOR IRENE HERVEY
And—"LOVE ON TOAST?"
SUNDAY! The Entertainment Thrill of a Lifetime!
"LLLOYDS OF LONDON"
T. Power - M, Carroll
Freddie Boltheolomew
California Still Growing
San Francisco, Jan. 11—(UP)—California led the nation in population increase during 1357. The state's increase, estimated at 95,000, was 10 per cent of the nation's entire total increase of 828,000.
DUKE UNIVERSITY School of Medicine Durham. N.C.
Four terms of eleven weeks are given each year. These may be taken consecutively (graduatein in three and one-quarter years) or three terms may be taken sequentially (graduatein in four years). The entrance requirements are intelligence, character and at least two years of college work in preparation for Grade A medical schools. College and application forms may be obtained from the Dean.
DICKINSON TODAY
The Students Choice!
Positively Must Go Thur. Night.
Thundering Hoofs - Fighting Men
The Thrill of the Winning of
the West All Woven in the
Mightiest, of Mighty Pictures!
Friday and Saturday
JOEL McCREA
• BOB BURNS •
FRANCES DEE
LOYD NOLAN
Plus — POPEYE
'LET'S CELEBRATE'
By Popular Request We Bring Back the Sweetheart of Shows Nowshe's a DANGING Alice
6 Toe-Tickling Tunes
SUNDAY
CAROLE LOMBARD
FRED MacMURRAY
in
'TRUE CONFESSION'
Shows 3-7-9 Daily 25c 'til 7 p.m. then 35c
PATEE
Till 7
Then 15c 10c Week Days
ENDS TONITE
Ramon Novarro
"SHEIK STEPS OUT"
and
Fred Stone
"HIDEAWAY"
STARTS TOMORROF Double. Treat GENE AUTRY
"SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES"
And
KAY FRANCIS
GEORGE BRENT
"GIVE ME YOUR
HEART"
ZORRO RIDES AGAIN
PORKY'S DUCK HUNT