UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS MONDAY, JANUARY 20.1930 4 PAGE THREE SOCIETY Helen Layton and Norton Knight were dinner guests at Sigma Alpha Epsilon yesterday. Annie Marie Miller was a week end guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house. Mr. E. R. Moses and George Calla han were dinner guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house yesterday. Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha Omicron Pi house were Wilma Brink and Dorothy Parelis. La Pey Heckard was a dinner guest at the Alpha Delta Pi house yester day. Miss Peggy Sherwood, of Kansas City, was the week end guest at the Gamma Phi Beta house. Dean and Mrs. F, B. Stockton entertained with a bridge party Saturday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs Heschel Underhill, who were recently Dinner guests at the Gammel Phi Beta house yesterday were Carl Erickson, Lein Hackney and Peggy Sherwood, of Kansas City. Initiation services were held yesterday at sunrise for Scabbard and Blade, honorary military fraternity for the following men: John Seitz, Thornton Johnson, B. M. Knee, Floyd Nelson, and Sam Fletcher. Members of the School of Business faculty were guests: Mrs. John Ise Dinner guests at the Alpha Gamma Delta house yesterday were Emma Frevert and Prof. J, H. Taggart. Want Ads --- LOST: Saturday a Halman wrist knee injury. Call 917-562-2000. Gymnastics. Finder please return to Bob Reynolds, 1200 Louisiana, or return to Kansas Business. $85 re- venue. LOST: Elgin strap watch. Phone Symns at 1902. —90 FOR RENT: Furnished apartment; 4 rooms, modern, gas stoves, adults, references; $20. Phone 1825 W. 1725 Mass. Side. Door— — — — — FOR RENT: Double and single rooms for boys, one-half block from Campus. Very reasonable prices. 1230 Oread. Phone 2988. — 99 ROOFS FOR BORES: Modern houses, hot water all hours; towels forl- mals. Two double rooms; one single room. Reasonable. 1340 Temp. Phen- 1659. FOR RENT to girls; Well furnished warm, sunny room for one or two girls. One-half block to Campus and Kaiser, 1234, Imbiss. Picture 1338. TUTORING: In one hour (or two) you can learn time-saving methods reviewing any foreign language, 50e improved if you are Phone 2277 J. — 05 HOUSE FOR rent at 1742 Alabam; 5 rooms and bath; modern except basement. Partly furnished if de- fied. Rent very reasonable. Call, Mrs. Chas, Amos at 2229 J, or inquire at 1867 Abad. FOR RENT to boys: Double and single rooms. One double room with private sleeping porch. Garage. Phone 1555. 1416 Tenn. — 97 FOR RENT to girls: A double room. Also a roommate wanted. Two blocks from Campus, 1334 Ohio. Phone 2738 W. —97 FOR RENT: Two large rooms for girls. One upstairs and one downstairs. If you wish a quiet room, inquire at 1528 Tenn. Phone 830 - 97 FOR RENT: Rooms for 4 boys either single or double. Also board if desired. Phone 1879. 1231 Louisiana ROOFS FOR boys: One single room. One room large enough for three bays; and one roommate wanted, 1228 Ohio. Phone 25777. —94 APARTMENT for rent: 3 furnished rooms, sink in kitchen. House bills paid. Modern. 1131 Tenn. Phone 1644. —56 KEYS MADE for trunks, automobiles, doors and padlocks; gms repair tools; padlocks and nightlight locks for sale. Rusters' Repair Shop, 8 E 23rd St. FOR BENT: Rooms for boys, clean, newly papered and desirable. One block from Campa. Beds on sleepers in rooms. 127.08 Phore Phone 2180. TYPEWRITER for rent; Good machines for rent by the week, month or term. Portables sold on easy loan. Proofs of credit required. writer Exchange. 737 Mass. St. #14. HISTOLOGY CLASSES COMPETE AND GRADE AVERAGES SOAR Group Having Highest Average in Five Examinations Will Be Treated by Losers A lively intellectual race has been nearly settled with sixties and revolving on far some time between the entities are now making eighties and九十年代. A lively intellectual race has been going on for some time between the two histology classes of Dr. W. J. Baumgartner, professor of biology. The morning class, completing of 17 students, challenged the afternoon class five times in order to see which section could make the highest average. There is now less, than one-half per cent difference in the two averages after the completion of four innings, one tomorrow, will decide the winner. At final examination time a social event will be the main feature, while the examination will be extravagant. The winner must treat the winners, at this time. This contest, in which only upper-classmen and graduate students have participated, has raised the grades to 195. Doctor Raumartner, doctor ordi- Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Holkstad, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pohlmann, Mr. and B. John Bickner, Mr. and M. B. Morrison, Mr. and Mm. Leonard Awx, Mr. and Mm. Chrissie McGregor, Mr. and Mm. Chris McGregor, Mr. Farid Mahon, Mrs Emma Wagner, Mrs Mahon, Mrs Dude, J. H. Dude, Mrs S. H. Dude, Sr. Mrs. Underchill was presented a guest prize and prizes for high score were given to Mrs. Taylor and Mr. Blocker. Mildred Knapp of Kansas City was a week-end guest at the Sigma Kappa house. Miss Mildred Jenen, of Oklahoma City, was a guest at Coronin hall this week-end. Mrs. Florn Boyton was a dinner guest there Sunday. Sunday dinner guests at the Phi Bhakti Society, 210 Third Street, Fred Elwisworth, Mr. and Mrs. A Frank Barker, Miss Mary Role Lobel, of Iola, Mignon Nye, Harriet Draper, of New York City. Indian Students Publish Irregular Flexible Shee Pierre, S. D.,—(UP)—Perhapis the strangest newspaper ever published is "Wotain Waste," a mimeographed pamphlet distributed at irregular intervals by the Pierre Indian school. The paper contains no set number of pages and is written in English, governed only by the regularity with which copy is turned in. The students, as well as Doctor Baumgartner praise highly this game of quizzes. One student pointed out the answer to a question and interest on the part of the students, gave the class a comparative quiz, gave the class a comparison and was also valuable to the instructor. The averages for the four quizzes are as follows: Morning I II III IV 89-4/5 86-1/8 90-4/17 95-3/5 I II III IV 95 84-3/5 89-2/5 94 Business and Professional DIRECTORY --- BUTLER MOTORS Wilton Knight and Whippet Cars G&L Udell Cars 617-19 Mass. St. THE CHARLTON INS. AGENCY We Protect and Serve You—So that you May Render Service. May Render Service. Phone 689 Insurance Bldg. BOB STEWART 838 Mass. Lawrence, Kan Sheet Metal Work and Furnaces E. W. PENCHARD Rooting - Gathering - Shilights Phone 243 18 East 8th St Phone 689 Insurance Bldg LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY Eye Glasses Exclusively 1025 Mass. FRANK H. LESCHER SHORE REPAIRING 812% Mass. Phone 256 J. A. LYONS 836% Mass. Lawrence, Kan. GOOD & RICHARDS Dealers in Painting and Paints and Interior Painting. Ph. 620 Opp. First Dept. 202-209 W. 8th. H. W. HUTCHISON 713 Mass. House Bldg. Phone 395 Hurley Department Monocyte Rc HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES New and Used KNOLES BICYCLE SHOP Phone 915 1014 Mass. RAINH GARAGE General Auto Repairing and Refinishing Authorized Heating Radiator Station 704 Mass. Phone 508 DICKINSON Attend the Matinee Showing: Today - Tuesday - Wednesday Shows: 3 - 7 - 9 The voice that enthralled millions on the air in a song-spangled romance of the screen Starting Thursday; Rath Chatterton in "THE LAUGHING LADY" Coming Soon: "SUNNY SIDE UP" THE Wise Girl Will Need Only One Invitation To Start The New Semester at Another Unusual Party TUESDAY FEB.4 Evening of the First Day of Enrollment THE Sponsored by the Owl Society OWL SCREECH Fred Agnew playing Memorial Building BETTER GET YOUR DATE BEFORE FINALS ETTA KETT By Paul Robinson DARKE LANE, the artist, has an cow. For beauty, he thinks ETEA is pretty as a picture and tells her so far exory opportunity The Four Wise Guys THEYRE OUT RIDING IN THE PARIG.