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MONDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 1931
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Hill Society
Call K. U. 25 before 12:30 p.m.
Chancellor and Mrs. Lindley Entertair Informally After Game
Chancellor and Mrs. E. H. Lindley entertained a number of out-of-town guests informally after the game Sat- Coffee and sandwiches were served.
Among those present were Gov. Harry Woodring and his party, of Topeka; Mr. John Kane and son, Bartlesville; Okla.; Sir John Carlson, Kansas City, Kan.; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Williams; Dr. and Mrs. Dockie; Mr. and Mrs. Fleeson, Wichita; Thornton Cooke,Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cooke, Mrs. R. L. Sutton, Dr. R. L. Sutton, Jr., and Edith Sample, City, Mo.; and Emmy Lou Sutton,
Members of the board who attended the game were C. M. Harger, Abhinee Dumont, E. Killian, W. E. Irichand, Yates Center, Drew McNeal, John Timmons, Teopka, Osman Siusu, Arkansas.
Faculty Will Have Dinner University Cafeteria
A faculty dinner will be held Tuesday night at 6 in the University catelery, of the American Epstein, secretary of the America, and author of the well-known book, "Facing Old Age," will address the faculty members on the occasion.
Sigma Kappa Honors National Officer at Thanksgiving Dinner
Prof. Olivi Templem, of the philosophy department will preside at the dinner ceremony of Carroll and Carroll D. Clark associate professor of sociology, is in charge of the program. The dinner will feature a variety of presentations and wish to attend the Shakespeare play.
Journalism Students Have Tea
Sigma Kappa sorority holds its annual Thanksgiving dinner yesterday at 7 p.m. The sorority also in honor of Miss Lorela Monroe Bloomington, II, the national councilor
Other guests were Frances Brownell, Margaret Buechner, Heilen Peters, Margaret Ruth Allen, Ruth Hoffer, Ella Bardun, Fred Scholar, and Leroy Beck. Fred Scholar, Mira Russell Beck, St. Joseph; Ruth Labdon and Mateel Rich, Lawrence.
Announce Engagement
Tea was served in the Sky parter of the Journalism building after the journalism concoction this afternoon. Jean Lomax, a senior students of the department served.
Chi Omega announces the engagement of Thelma Hart, 31, of Lakon to Earl Norbert Garrett, 31, of Olhebe as a member of the Sigma Nu fraternity.
University Club to Have Meeting
At the Wednesday night meeting of the university club, Dr. Lyle S. Powell will lecture and show pictures the meeting will hold at the club.
Week-end guests at Corbin hall were Myrlee Green, 26, Lea Bliss, 31, Dorothy Johnson, 29, Irene Bergman, 30, Jean Fairchild, Alice Lee O'Donnell and Helen Allen, Kansan City, Mo. Rachel Goff, Jennifer Woods, Louise Brown, Leavenworth; Dorothy Snyder, 29, Topeki; and Margaret Huchert, Emporia.
Dinner guests at Corbin hall Sunday were Dorothy Dinsley, 30, Topeka Izumi Borgman, 30, Lok Blesi 30, João Fonseca, 29, former student of the University, Alice O'Donnell and Helen Allen, Karen Louise Brown and Julie Siebel, Stelc-
lents in the University last year, Leaenworth.
Alpha Delta Pi will have an informal Thanksgiving dinner tonight at its chapter house at 6.
Kappa Kappa Gamma security will hold its annual formal Thanksgiving dinner tonight at 6 at the chapter house.
Guests at the Chi Omega house yesterday were Marjorie Stauffer, 29, Josephine Lapham, 28, Carol Cutter, and Erica Hearn, 26, Carol Foster, c'35, Earl Newman, Harry Newman, Mary Stanton, Patricia Tighe, and D. Dr. Geleksan, Arkansas City; Sally Taylor, 29, Fort Scott; Mr. and Mrs. J. Kettner, 24, Frank Spencer, Mrs. J. Banker, Russell; Mr. and Mrs. William Rubin, Salma; Federal Judge Richard J. Hopkins, Ibanez Holdings
Fhi Mu Alpha will entertain its faculty members with a Thanksgiving dinner Tuesday evening at 6 at the chapter house.
Week-end guests at the Pi Kappa Alpha mouse were Tom Collins, Brandy Crenshall, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flagg, Andrew Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Frazier, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Skirr, Charles Skirr, Jr., Edward Benson, Richard Becker, Evelyn Orch, Charles Bloomquist, and Mrs. Oscar Bloomquist, Kansas University, Richard Becker, Amarillo, Texas; Harold Wall, and John Wall, Sedan, Kansas; Dutch Stern, Amsterdam; Selars, Independence, Uhl Bird, and Webster Hallet, St. Joseph; Lloyd Hookerblink, Toperi, Doe Crew, Par-menter, St. Joseph; Pottinger, and Wilber Webster, Wehla; Bob Kauk Holton, Dovothy Harris, Eleanor Moore, Michael Ruth
Guests at the Alpha Kappa Pai house Sunday were Mr. Claude Marcoux, Havensville; Mr. William Anderson, Detroit; Mr. Jeb B. Parham, Hooker, Garrison; Mr. Dennis Garrison, Tulsa; Mr. Paul Peterson, Picchi; Mrs Bernice Van Wilkind, Independence, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Allen E. Sims; Hutchinson; Mr. and Mrs. L. Sims; Hutchinson; Mr. and Mrs. David Wood, Kansas City, Mo.; and Miss Marion Howard, Emporil.
Dinner guests at the Kappa Phila
house yesterday were Miriam Eubank,
140 Main Street City, Mpumalanga;
Charles Cairns City, Maputo;
Ben, 29; and Paul Brooker, 31. Marston
ROBINSON FAVORS BONDS AND INCOME TAX HIKR
Washington, Nov. 23—(UP)—Senator J. T. Robinson, democratic floor leader who has been criticized for limited income tax increases as a means of meeting a fiscal year deficit which may reach a billion dollars. He warned that the Senate would only and not "for the purpose of reducing wealth or ordering fortunes" to enable him to affordable but he would not object to a luxury tax. The senator had just arrived on the job to present comments on the tax problem were contested.
Jayhawks Flown
Ray Maupin, g27, is an instructor in the military academy at Annapolis, Md.
Jean Eleanor Taylor, '29, is assistant librarian at Washburn College, Topeka.
--with
CLAUDETTE
COLBERT
Charlie
RUGGLES
Miriam
HOPKINS
J. Scott Markley, 125, is comptroller for the Nutrena feed mills.
Dr. E. R. Masson, m'28, is health commissioner at Eldorado Springs, Mo
Helen Sills, a student here last year attending Arkansas City junior college this year.
DeVore Watt, 24, is teaching French in the Fort Scott junior college. She formerly taught in the Fort Scott high school.
Dog's Bite Fatal
Washington, Nov. 23 (UHP) — The death from rabies of a fourth member of the crew of the destroyer John Edwards departed the department Saturday by radio from Canacoe, Philippine Islands. Machinist mate Howard Leonard, Des Moines died early that morning. He was one of three men who was scratched or bitten by a pet dog.
Los Angeles, Nov. 23—(UP) The
20-year-old youth of the Dallas, Terry
was found in the Mojave desert near
Yermo Saturday by Los Angeles detec-
tors.
REWARD to first 10 beys, home cooked meals, for $3 per week. Clean, well heated room for two boys. 1225 Teen.
Phone 1969J - -60
Want Ads
--with
CLAUDETTE
COLBERT
Charlie
RUGGLES
Miriam
HOPKINS
LOST. Liver. Liver with white Spring spasm.
Cimarron, Kansas, license plate on collar. Phone 3061R, or return to
1128 Tenn. St. Reward. —65
FOR RENT: 1500 Crescent Road. Grad-
uate student or instructor preferred.
 desired. Win. M. Edg-
K. U. Library
FOR SALE Large embroidered Spanish shawl, pink base with pastel flowers. Purchased in East last spring. Suitable for unisex affordable price. Phone 450-819 819 Main.
LOST. Wahl fountain pen between Robinson gymnasium and Library, Reward. Jack Amos, Phone 1261. 1400
Tenn.
LOST. Green Sheafier pen. Friday
morning with "C, W. Dum" involved
on it. Finder please return to Law
office in Green hall. -64
LOST. Your opportunity to save money
if you do not eat the $4 per week
meals at Mendenhall's; home cooked;
clean. 125 Term. St. -64
FOR RENT. A very desirable home at
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person at 1646 Kentucky. -64
TUTORING: Experienced tutor will take a few students. Beginning German, Greek, freshmen English, $1 an hour. Contact the instructor, price: $500, 7 to 8, semesters.
ROOMS for boys; Modern, warm,
cheep, one block from Campus. Also
guest room for Phone 2180. - 66
DR. J, W. O'BRYON. Dentist Insurance Building, Phone 507 Prevention and treatment of pyrheca and other diseases of the gums.
P. N. STEVENS, D.D.S.
815% Massachusetts St..
Plone 1515
Among the students there is a varying opinion. Incentive weather conditions, long distance, and style of clothing are all objectionable features to the program.
In other periods of depression Nebraska students have "walked their dates." The present movement is the demonstration and the Pan-Hellenic league.
University of Nebraska "Should we or shall we not, walk our dates to parties," is the question before the Nebraska students. And the answer that
DR. H. X. DOLEN Dentist Dickinson Theatre Building
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Glasses Exclusively
10.25 Mass.
'Read the Kansan want ad column.
DR. FLORENCE BARROWS
Osteopathic Physician Foot Correction
309% Mass. Phone 2337
If Anyone Asks You What You Want for Christmas--with
CLAUDETTE
COLBERT
Charlie
RUGGLES
Miriam
HOPKINS
Tell them about the gorgeous
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We always carry in stock the proper type Exide Battery and a tire to fit your car.
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The Sunnyland Collegial Tour of Florida
December 26 to January 3
A mid-winter educational and recreational tour, sponsored and planned for Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma teachers and students.
Three thousand miles of travel in the Sunny South for
the Southern Railway system, the Seabird Air Lime,
and the Northern Railway system.
For Information Inquire Y. M. C. A., 121 Fraser
Shows 3 - 7 - 9
NOW!
Always the Biggest and Best for Less
Thru Wednesday
IRENE DUNNÉ
"Cimarron's" Glamorous Star in Her First Great Starring Trinity
"CONSOLATION MARRIAGE"
Pat O'Brien, Whizzing star of "Front Page"
John Haliday, Myrna Loy, Matt Moore
EXTRA—Another Knockout Monkey Comedy and News
Thanksgiving, Day Special "SUICIDE FLEET" The Navy's Big Parade
Starts Monday—"Are These Our Children"
Tonight - Tomorrow, Wednesday
Matinee 3 p. m.
Night 7:00 and 9:00 p. m.
*Practice makes perfect—even in love!* To save time, I make love to two women at once and, be it necessary, I learn a lot. (Come and see me!)
Two women—one gets his hand,
the other his heart! And is every-
body happy? Would you be if
you were HIS girl?
MAURICE
CHEVALIER
"The Smiling Lieutenant"
Thanksgiving and
Friday and Saturday
JOE F. BROWN
in
"A Local Boy Makes
Good"
9:00 to 1:00
ANNOUNCING THE ANNUAL
9:00 to 1:00
FRESHMAN FROLIC
9:00 to 1:00
FRIDAY NIGHT --- DEC. 4
9:00 to 1:00
Get Your Dates Now!!!
Before Vacation Starts
9:00 to 1:00