SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1920
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Society
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N. E. H. Lindsay entertained the members of her team at the office. Mrs. W. Howell attended a reception in her name. W. F. Wiley was honored at the service of Mr. George O. Foster, president of the club. Ms. Beverly J. Berry was honored by Robert M. Davis, senior chairman, and Robert M. Davis, second chairman, was furnished by Carolein K. Doinne, chairwoman, and Cindy N. Daunce, commissioned by Emily Hollis. The tax table was amended to reflect changes.
Mitsi Gretz Woodson, "diamond slinger," and Mike Hickey, "gold digger," in *The Knowing* University of Kassau Island, Massachusetts. He is the head of the men, Mr. and M., Dr. D. Campbell of Newark, and Ms. R. McCarthy of Waterford, both working with WENR and WHIM. He is a graduate of the Siena Hall School and is a member of the Woodsboro Band. He is employed by Woodsboro archives.
Delta Tau Delta entertained Friday's party with a wair at which Hume Cosmie orchestra performed in music. N.P. H. Klinkenberg, Mrs. Marcellus Parnes, and Mrs. E. A. Farnsworth were chaperons.
The Sigma Alpha Iota My close friends were hubby of my life, Mr. John Deaton from Kansas City City, Jr.; Mr. and Ms. Paulsen from Kansas City City, Jr.; Mr. and Ms. Robert Wofford from Kansas City City, Jr.; Mr. and Ms. William Harden
The Gamma Delta Featured a trainee in pitching from a team of golfers. Jim Burke, the team's pitcher, was coached by Mr. H. A. Kriep, Jr., John MacLain, and Fannie B. McMahon, who were the coaches.
Miss Son-Sett, member of Kuala Lumpur
Miss Alta at Missouri University, and Miss
Vincent Column of Kansas City were part
at the Kuala Lumpur Alta weekend this week;
and the
The Chl Delta Plena fraternity announces the pleading of J. K. Campbell of Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zimmerman of Liberland invited on the Kapuana lunison for a short show Friday. Both Mr. an Officer, Karen Sternfeld and Dr. A. deRivera of the University last year.
The Backstreet Young Poets' Union sponsored the invited party in the form of a book sale. The event was held at $1.00 each, and售完了 from there to Santa Barbara. The group members were the children of the class. Classmates were the children of the class.
Virill McKinley, A.E.20, and Charles Fleiden, a student here last year, were given the Kipnock Stevens bounce field. They were also given the chance to brush up in Minneapolis for the football game.
Mrs. Ray Shook, Pooria, IL., is a week on guard of Josephine Brancher, instructor or mathematician.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hilbin of Stafford were guests at the Alpha Omicron Pi house last week.
Alice Gome, former University student, 1,
n week end guest of Betty Goldman at Corbin
hall.
Almost thirty members of the Larkham Terrace Band performed on the old Irish Fiddle Festival. The hits clerkly which is being played in a symphony orchestra, which is being performed at the fun, where they were served coffee and cakes.
Martin Bierlo had charge of a make-believe police which was held Friday for the murder of three church elks. The entertainment consisted of music by Mr. and Mrs. Bierlo, band and Mr. and Mrs. M. Bierlo were seen.
Ladies dresses, silk or wool (plain)
cleaned and pressed, 60c. Lawrence
Steam Laundry, Phone 382. - Adv
PROHIBITION QUESTIONNAIRE
WILL NOT BE MADE PUBLIC
Washington. Oct. 18—(UP) The prohibition bureau has decided not to make public the results of the probi-
lation against Woodlock, a 3,000 newspaper editors, Prohibition Director Woodlock announced today upon his return from an inspection of the agency.
It had been planned originally to publish the dry law views of various newspaper editors in a pamphlet. This effort was made for the bureau's change of attitude.
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Calendar for the Week
Monday, Oct. 20
12:20- "Advanced Stands in Religion"
*Prof. James S. Chubb (Southwest).*
*Y.M.C.A.-W.Y.C.A. University caterer.*
430- Mathematics club business meeting Room 211 Administration building.
8:00 "The Marked House" Kansas Players. Fraser theater.
4:30 "Early Man and His Companions." Dr. F. W. Blackmar, Fraser theater.
4:30-Faculty meeting. Administration building. auditing.
7:30. "Chain Store Question." Freshman debate squad tryouts. Little theater. Green hall.
8:00 "The Marked House" Kausas
players. Fraser theater.
8:00-Pen and Scroll meeting. Restroom, central Administration building Wednesday, Oct 22
3:00-W.R.G.A. tea. Rest room, cen-
al Administration building
4:38 - Y.W.C.A. meeting, Fraser the
ter.
8:00 "The Marked House" Kansas
Planning Press Boston
Thursday. Oct. 23
3:20 Lecture on music . Ernest
Browes, London, England. Central Adm.
7:00 - The Preshman and his
friend Capleton. Freshman
Y club. Myus. Freshman
Y club. Myus. 8:00 Lecture on music . Ernest
Browes, London, England. Central Adm.
 administration building auditorium.
Conference of high school journal late.
5:00 p.m. Jayhawk Wabble, Union building. Closed date.
Saturday, Oct. 23 Conference of high school journal-
2:00—Football game. Kansas vs Iowa State. University stadium.
Announcements
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Pl Liamba Tieha will have tea ten at 4 p.m. Tuesday, in room 116 of Fraser hall, followed by important business meetings. Are are urgently requested to be present.
Betty M. Corby, secretary.
Student's Unity Study class of Law
rence is meeting at the present time
their meetings on Monday, March 16,
Massachusetts street, second floor. Mrs.
Stewart of Topken is the leader. All
students interested in the study of
architecture are welcome.
Phi Chi Theta Has Pledging
Professional Commerce Sorority Holds Services at Henley House
Phi Chi Thia, professional commerce density, held pledging services Tuesday morning, following women in筷 Abelsonmouth, Roewellicht; Olga; Graase Glanville, Myrna Cox; Sharon; Joel; Susan; City; Susan Hudson, Chanute; Helen Tomlinson, Topeker; and Margaret Thompson, Topeker;
Mrs. Stewart.
The service was followed by a waffle supper given by the active members of the organization, some an abmma of the organization, and a present. Phi Chi Thi is open to women of high scholastic standing in the Economic department and in the School Business.
It is a national organization with twenty-nine collegiate chapters and eight alumnae chapters.
Want Ads
FOR SALE: Fine bocker padlock keys made for door, fire, auto locks used totally sharpened. Treeware and Kit, 622 Vermont. Plum 319.
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DRESSMAKING—Sewing of all kinds,
alterations, remodeling, and costu-
relined. Reasonable prices. 1104 Ky.
Phone 1949 M. 33
FOR SALE: Black, fox-trimmed winter coat. Call Jane White at 898-332
LOST: Man's lifetime black sheaf-
fer pen between green hall and west
Administration building, Wednesday
morning. Finder please call Kunzio
321-567-8040.
Blue Mill
Sandwiches
Plate Lunches
Fountain Specialties
Here comes the Prairie Beauties and the Uproarious Eddie Cantor in the Greatest Laugh Jamboree ever to hit town.
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"Whoopiee"
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Speake-O-Phone
We have obtained the agency for Speake-O-Phone recording. We are now equipping a small studio for this work.
Personal Recording Records
With this instrument you may record your voice in singing or speaking, any musical instrument, make greetings to friends, in a hundred ways make permanent records that should be of value.
This recording is truly surprising in quality and faithfulness of reproduction.
We will be ready in about two weeks.
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Phone 50
Three Course
40c --- CHICKEN DINNER --- 40c
TODAY
Served from Noon till 8:00 p. m.
MENU
Chicken noodle soup Baked chicken with dressing
Mashed potatoes and gravy
Cranberry sauce Pumpkin pie
Coffee - Milk - Coca Cola
Five members of Arlie Simmonds Band will play from 5:30 to 7:30 Try our delivery service
Special Hot Foods
SANDWICHES Served on Buns
SANDWICHES Served on Bread
Steak Sandwich
Pork Tenderloin
Hamburger
Hot Dog
Fried Egg
Fried Ham
Ham and Egg
25c
20c
10c
10c
15c
15c
20c
Grilled Bacon ... 20c
Bacon and Egg ... 20c
Toasted Melted Cheese 20c
Steak Meat Chile ... 15c
1 wo Trunk Telephones — 50 or 49
Real Sound Showing—Monday-Tuesday
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Come! Spend a Glorious Evening on the Rivieria!
Delicious Smile-a-Second,
Laugh-a-Minute Romance!
Plunge into the Magic Swirl of—
EXTRA SPECIAL scenes at Beauvais France where R-101 Crush-survived Survivors Tell of Miraculous Escape — Coming Wednesday
Coming — Wednesday
RICHARD ARLEN in "SANTA FE TRAIL"
The Cafeteria
is serving the food you want.
If not, tell us.
In the Union Building
Read Our Campus Comment and for taxi phone
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BOUNDING 'CUCKOOS' ARE LOOSE AGAIN!
General Gloom Surrender, as Riotous Nit-Wits Droam Bomb-shells of joy in Laughing Gas Attack.
Year's Grand-
est Gymnast
Show With
World's
Greatest
Candidate!
Mr'smelles, . MP's. , and medals, in MWOL. oy jag through Gai. Pawwe while two boney downs in shaki, turn aches into laughs!
MIGHTY STARS OF 'THE CUCKOOS'
HALF SHOT
WHEELER WOOLSEY IN RADIO'S FEATURE COMEDY BOMBSHELL
With DOROTHY LEE and a regiment of beauties
ADDED—Comedy, and "The Touchdown," also News.
A BREAK FOR THE DOUGHBOYS!
with Knute Rockne Featuring
Famous Plays by Famous Actors
The first of a series of football object shows in slow motion a drive from a 10 yard line to a touchdown. Post-rock tricks that will put the old teacher in a pickle are being used in 1930 football games.