TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29.1920 UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS PAGE THREE Senator Burton Dies of Influenza, Ending Long Political Career Statesman Who Helped Elec Three Presidents Passes at Age of 78 Washington, Oct. 29, —(UP) -Senator Theoreth E. Burtan, of Ohio, for years a Republican leader and close friend of President Obama died at his home here last night. He was 78 years old and had been in poor health for the past year. AL though confined to his home for weeks he maintained his usual interest in legislative matters and kept in close touch with the community only a few days before his death. He suffered a seemingly mild attack of influenza about a month ago but, in his weakened condition, he was unable to combat it successfully. About 9:45 last night his condition became worse and a hurried call brought him to the hospital. The old side. The aged senior, however, died before he arrived, never having Bishop MacDowell, according to tentative arrangements, is to officiate at formal funeral services at the senate chambers tomorrow, after which the body will be taken to a mortuary. Funeral services first are planned at the home. In Cleveland, according to early plans, the body will lie in state at the First Congregational church on Thursday morning. Funeral services will be hold that afternoon followed by a memorial service in the Lakeview cemetery there. Broke Low Low Rolling System Theorele Elijah Burton believed his greatest work was the breakup of the old fashioned log rolling system of carpets and rugs, introduced in Congress. He put a stop to the practice when he took over the carpet and rug business. He 1925 wearing a smoking carpet and 1930 wearing a skipping carpet and spake 12 consecutive hours until daylight about the time the fire spread. Burton could claim the distinction also of having been instrumental in the election of three presidents of the United States, and he received to private life from the senate in 1915 and opened the way to the election of a nationally unknown governor who served for 20 years later stepped into the White House. In 1923 he delivered the keynote speech which contributed to the nomination and election of President Woodrow Wilson. Supported Hoover in 1928 But his real effort was in 1928 Ohio Republicans were won. The late Senator William T. Wise was elected to the Ohio delegation to the Republican convention, making a vigorous appeal to his old friends, including Burton. He demanded that Burton support him, but Burton espended the candidacy of Herbert Hoover, who also was his staunch sturton served 24 years in the best of the profession, beginning in from 1809 to 1824. He served 1521 to 1524. His senate terms were from 1900 to 1916 and from 1928 until 1967. --chapter, Helen Beard, president '28, and Evelyn Eustice, representative of the members who are to be initiated soon. FOR ENTRY: Newly padded paper with sleep porch. Oil heat. One back from campus. Also guest room for night or week end. Phone 462180. Want Ads TUTORING: *Wyhi visit* Frehmann M: German, Greek, Latin; con- versation or analysis *the per hour* and *the daily time*. Phone: 614. Kiprick, 277-33-48 LOST: Yellow gold Hamilton strap watch and Shenffer fountain pen. I found, call Bud Walter at 555. — 43 FOR RENT: Small newly papered apartment. Address 1247 Ohio. Phone 2180. —45 WANT STUDENT Laundry: Finished shirts, 2 for 25c. Other articles accordingly. Phone 2419J. Call for and deliver. —413 YE TAVERN welcomes you to try the special lunches and chicken dinners on Sunday at 1403 Tennessee. —41. LOST: Red silk scarf, Friday night. Either at Union building or between there and Brick's. Phone 670. Reward. —41. FOR RENT: Boys when wanting warm rooms for winter. Oil heat; newly papered; 1% block from campus. For information call 2180. —41 WANTED: Family and student laundry. Guaranteed work and prices reasonable. We call for and deliver, Phone 2529 M. —44 HAVE YOUR Christmas photographs made at the Moore Studio. Get a beautiful oil painted photograph of your friend, 795 Main Phone 604. KEYS MADE for trunks, automobiles, door and locks; grans repaired, knives and shears sharpened Padlocks and nightlight locks for sale. Rutter's Repair Shop, 8 East 45th Street. —iff Send the Kanzan home. Chancellor and Mrs. E. H. Lindley entertained 125 guests at a reception last night in honor of Miss Thyra Tewksbury, the Deane of attending the Deane of Women Conference. In the receiving line were Deanne and Dean Armes Husband and Miss Amos. Haskell Brady, who has been at the Sigma Phi Epsilon home, returned to his home in Tulsa yesterday. Miss Elizabeth Meguiar had charge of the dining room and was assisted by Ruth Kucch, Arab Weldman, Mrs. L. Gibbs, Sarah Sherbon, Coleen Geralang, Ruth Pine, and Marie Miller, Mrs. R. W. Warren, and Mrs. L. E. Sisson poured. Announcement has been made of the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Eda Underewnd to Mr. John H. Arnett. The wedding is to be an event of Nov. 6. Miss Underewnd is an alumnus of Alpha Delta Fraternity. Mr. Arnett is affiliated with Phil Delta Theta at the University of Missouri. Alpha Chi Sigma, professional chemical fraternity, announce the pledging of Harold Jackson, c31. Pittsburgh, and Dale Richards, e32. Prof. and Mrs. W. S. Johnson entertained the members of the English faculty, their wives and guests, at tea Sunday afternoon. Mu Phi Epsilon, national musical sorority, gave a ten Sunday afternoon in the rest room of the central auditorium. They were members and members of the music and art faculty. Mrs. D. M. Swartout and Mr. D. W. Frost decorated the dance and decooration were lavender and white chrysanthemums. Those standing in the receiving line were Dero- It Pays to Look Well! If you are a freshman wondering how to get by, or a senior with a status to maintain—you can do no better than put yourself into the hands of the— Sample Barber Shop "Look Your Best Always" Business and Professional DIRECTORY LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY Eye Glasses Exclusively 1025 Mass. MODERN SHOE SHOP J. A. LYONS 836% Mass. Lawrence, Kan. DR. C. E. ORELUP—EVE & EAR Special Attention to Fitting of Glasses Phone 445 Office over Crown Drug Store FRANK H. LESCHER SHOE REPAIRING 812 1/2 Mass. Phone 256 GOOD B RICHARDS Dealers in Wallpaper and Paints, Lacquers and Wax. Ph. 620 Opp. Fire Dept. 207-209 W. 8th B. G. GUSTAFSON. Optometrist Complete lines of frames. Broken Lenses Duplicated. DR. FLORENCE BARROWS OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Phone 2337 9609% Massachusetts H. W. HUTCHISON DENTIST 731 Mass. House Bldg. Phone 395 HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES New and Used KNOLES BICYCLE SHOP Phone 915 1014 Mass. C. C. COBB Radiator, Body and Fender Work Radiators repair, bent tenders rolled and breaks welded. Phone 486 10 East E8 Kappa Eta Kappa, electrical engineering fraternity will have its fall party Saturday evening at the chapter house. Prof. and Mrs. James Stranathan and Prof. and Mrs. G. W. Smith, will be the chaperones. Alpha Tau Omega announces the initiation of Dawn Cochran, of Pratt; Donald Judi, of Garden City; Arno Domburg, of Garden City; Richard Graham, of Dodge City; Richard Graham, of Poolebury; Fred Smith, of Glendale, and Allen McCurdy, of Kansas City. Delta Zeta announces the initiation of Beatrice Funk, of San Antonio, Tex; Maurice Brown, of Perry, Fe- Ine Eppatein, of Kansas City; and Cece Goddard, of Leuvenworth. Mrs. J, E. Harwood, of the Delta Zeta house, was hostess at a 1 o'clock luncheon given for the mothers and the nuns of the members of the house, Mrs. C, C. Goddard, Mrs. H. E. Friester, Mrs. Taylor Carll, Mrs. A. C. Murphy, Mrs. Rhea, Ricer, Mrs. Arthur Owen, Mrs. Jaragare Sharpie, Mrs. D. S. Woodward, Mrs. Brankman, Mrs. Henry Brokman, Mrs. F. W. DeWeese, and Mrs. Epstein. Athna Xi Delta house held initiation services yesterday afternoon for Frances Everhard, of La Junta, Colo., and Flora Belle Bush, of Liberal. Social Calendar Read the Kansan want ads. W, S. G, A,茶, rest room of central administration building, 3:30 to 5. Deans of Women banquet, Eldridge Tuesday Theta Epsilon, 1124 Mississippi, p. m. Thursday Mrs. E. C. Bubbler and Mrs. Fred Ellsworth, limeheon at Colonial tea room. Friday Woley Foundation, party, Methodist church. Alpin Delta Pi party, chapter house 12 p. m. Saturday Pi Beta Pil benefit bridge, chapter house. Saturday Read the Kansan want ads. All women who are going to Nebraska for the game must register their name, means of transportation, and chaperone at Friday noon. Any woman going in a car must have permission written directly from her parents to Miss Hibron. Any woman not registered by the registrar her name with the chaperone so she will know who is to stay and who will return. Arah Weldman. Pres. W.S.G.A. Moscow, —(UP) —A large bronze statue, made in the United States and paid for with American dollars, and placed on a pedestal in the capital adornment of the public square in front of the Palace of Labor, headquarters of the trade-union The Patee --to clear the racks and clear them quickly — The amazingly low prices at which this merchandise is offered will do it— TOMORROW - JACK HOXIE and a supercast in a thrilling drama entitled "A ROARING ADVENTURE." Also comedy. TODAY — ALICE CALHUN. ED. Philip and Eric a big cast in an艺作 where the drama *entrance PASSION* also alien scenies and news. Starting Tomorrow Oct. 30th A GREAT SALE 22 Fur Coats 116 Silk Dresses Many Dress Coats Go on Sale at Big Reductions The Orders Are THE REASON What An Opportunity To Save We purchased the Ready-to- Wear stock in the Innes store which has been leased to a New York concern. We move to our new location next Monday and have decided that not one garment shall be there when we move. THESE PRICES WILL SELL THEM Remember-and right in the height of the season—In some instances assortments are limited, and early choosing is highly advisable. The Coats and Dresses offered in this sale are all New Fall Styles— FUR COATS $185.00 Sealine Fitch $139.50 $225.00 Castor Caracul $158.00 $125.00 Sealine, shawl collar $ 88.00 $110.00 Southern Muskat $ 79.50 $195.00 Muskrat, shawl collar $148.00 $125.00 Oppossum $ 89.50 $195.00 Grey Caracul, squirrel collar $139.50 $275.00 Raccoon, Johnny collar $219.00 $185.00 Golden Muskrat $139.50 $ 59.50 Grey Wombat $ 44.00 $ 89.50 Sealine, Johnny collar $ 59.50 $110.00 Sealine, shawl collar $ 79.50 $185.00 Sealine, Wolf collar $129.00 $225.00 American Broadtail $159.50 $250.00 Marmont, Fox collar $169.50 $198.00 Sealine, Rus. Fitch col. $148.00 $198.00 Sealine, shawl collar $148.00 $225.00 Raccoon $169.50 $185.00 Sealine $129.50 $185.00 Sealine, Marmont col. $ 79.50 $185.00 Golden Muskrat $139.50 Entire Ready-To-Wear Stock Included In This Sale On Sale at Innes Store On Sale at Innes Store --- ETTA KETT Oh! Yes! She Studied By Paul Robison