SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1929
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE FIVE
Applications for Staff Positions on Yearbook to Be Filed Tomorrow
Stanenis Interested in Annual
Work Should Apply Any
Time After 1:30
Applications for editorial positions on the 1830 Jayhawker will be received early after 1350 tomorrow. Applications must be made at the Jayhawker office recently. All students who are interested should file applications immediately.
A particularly good Jayhawker opportunity awaits Sophomore boys. They will be eligible to fill the place of Mr. Stratton, who was left vacant at the opening of school. From this group, consisted of 12 students, it is likely that the editor of the 193 book will be chosen, according to Morris Straight, editor of the pres
About twenty-five or thirty staff members will have handbaffer staff. Announcement of their appointment will be made a few days before the application which will be Oct. 7.
Students seeking the editorial petition should ask for special blanks when they make out their applications at the Jahawker office.
Applications for the business manager's staff will also be received at any time, according to Don M. McFarland, business manager of the Jayhawker. However, these names can only be used when they make good in selling advertising will be considered staff members.
Want Ads
FOUND: Black coat, left at Union
Building Monday night after pres-
cension Variety. Owner may have
been arrested and粉饰 in this
advertisement.
FOR RENT: Cool, newly papered,
single and double room for boys,
One and one-half block from Campa-
phone 2189, 1247 Octab. —D
FOR PENT: 2 front furnished rooms. Hot water heat. 809 India ann. Phone 1682 W. —14
MARCGLS, SHIAMPOO, Finger
waves, manieres, facials. All at
50 cost points. Work that is
50 cost points. 1865, Mrs.
Listen and Mrs. Rankin, operators.
STUDEBAKER touring; special six;
5 tires; new battery. 75 miles per
hour. 870. Shiner, 1623 Kentucky.
EAGLE'S HALL for rent. Available for small parties. Rates reasonable. Cell 962. —13
WANTED A GIRL with some selling experience to solicit for the Student Laundry Bag Mailing Service, Call 1800 J.      -9
WANTED to board 8 steady men.
1312 Ohio. Call 1476. —9
FOR RENT: Three well furnished
comfortable rooms. One block
from K. U, car line. Reasonable.
623 Indiana. Phone 1114. —9.
FOR RENT: I large sleeping room
for boys. Also single garage. 1312
Ohio. Call 1476. —9
FOR RENT: I room in modern home close to K. U. $12 single; $14 double. 1035 Vermont. —9
FOR RENT: 2 large connecting
room furnished for housekeeping.
Will accommodate three people. Also
2 cottet front sleeping room. Will
have dining and living space.
Phone, Crosswrite, Eddie Rose Island,
Phone 2541. —12
FOR RENT: $16, nicely furnished room
$8, $10, $12 per month. One 2
room apartment for $16 in a well-furnished
room. 1017 New Hampton Court.
Call # 885. — 9
LOST: Pink and gold formal evening dress in New York Cleaner box. Cal 731. —9
FOR RENT: Large room for girls
Graduate students preferred. 1528
Tenescue. Call 830. —3
HAVE PLEASANT part time work for capable law student able to use typewriter. Address Box 151, Kunan City, Mo. —12
BOY WANTED to club tables at
club. 1200 Kentucky. Phone
1490W. -5
FOR RENT: Cool newly furnished rooms with access to sleeping porch. Also downstairs apartment. Call at 1247 Ohio, Phone 2657 J. — 11
FOR SALE: A trench coat, size 34 in excellent condition. Phone 414--8
WANTED: Boys and girls, I would like to have your laundry this winter. Prompt service. Work pants anted. Phone 2448 38. —11
Lord Cecil Withdraws Resolution at Geneva
Generals, Sept. 21, — (U. P.) — Lord Colell today decided to withdraw the resolution which has assured such bitter opposition on the part of Irish forces against the United States not only to the progress of these nations but also to the success of the Anglo-American naval negotiations with Britain, and the supply of reserve and the control of the manufacture of areas and war materials, and an international consortium convention. He announced his acceptance of the substitute plan of negotiations between the United States and England and marks the basis for general reduction of land, sea and air pressure.
Kansas City Air Show Starts
Kansas City, Kan., Sept. 21, (U.P.) American Airlines assumed a curricular role today at the airport, during which will be offered $2,400 prize money by the Kansas City International Air Service and Pilots Recruitment. The event includes stunts including aerobic flying and parachute jumps. An exceptional air marathon which was to have involved more of the big show was temporarily postponed.
FOR SALE: Remington typewriter
Barrinan at $15, Phone 212 J. 700
Whole. —11
FOR RENT: An excellent single room at 1416 Teen. -14
LOST: Brunette, white-gold with blue sapphire between 12th and Louisiana and 10th & Indiana. Call 245. Reward. — 11.
Send the Daily Kansan home.
KEYS MADE for trunks, automobiles, doors and paddocks game repair. Keys fit in door locks. Paddlelock and nightlight locks for sale. Rutler's Repair Shop, 8-15F. —iff
RUNS AND SNACS repaired by the Hose Mending Shop at 1017 Kentucky.
WANTED: Bundle washing, Calibor
for and delivered. Prices reasonable
Also will do mappings and lunch clothes
Phone 25631 — 11
FOR SALF: Several perfectly new, well bond, volumes of Vocal and instrumental music. Instrumental music. Will sell or volumes separately, or allow commission to anyone受理 the same. Phone 2632 or 298. —11.
Permanent waves add enchin-
ement to feminine
charms, are never more ca-
pitivating than when created by
Glorifying the College Girl!
School of Business Announces Several Changes in Faculty
Special this week —
Shampoo and mcarcell $1
Phone 537 734 Mass
Hess Drug Store Beauty Shop
Gagllardo Will Take Graduate Work at the University
of Chicago
Several changes have been made in the faculty of the School of Business this year. Assistant Professor Donna Mason, who will be working for further graduate work at the University of Chicago where he holds a fellowship. His place is being taken by the School of Business and she really had some teaching experience at Kansas. Beryl Warthen, instructor in business law, resigned to accept an assistant professor position in the School of Business Technology. His successor is Leonard Axe, who completed his law work here last summer and also received admission to the MBA. Mr. Axe is an A. B. from Baker.
H. A. Richardson, instructor in marketing, resigned to become assistant professor of marketing at the North Carolina State College. He is being nominated by M. S. Kishner, M. Moouth and A. M. Iown, Mr. Kishner has been assisted to the president at Moouth and instructor in Jamestown College, North Dakota. He gives years in the U. S. Navy as an aviation pilot and production control work.
C. H. Sundage, instructor in Economics, designed to help an inmate professor at Miami University work with prisoners in transportation. His work here is he
for ten years Ct. Brianat H. Howay, B.A.
with bourse and masters in Southern
California, Mr. Howay* 'first two years of
undergraduate work were taken at South
East Carolina University.
Owing to the pronounced increase in Economics curriculum this fall two assistant instructors have been mentioned. Emma Teachers College and a graduate student here, has given charge of additional sections. She is Ms. Milred Landb Laur Sloer, A. B. Kanaas, and M. I. Island Stanton, will take three courses in Economic History at 10:30. Mrs. Sloer hold a three-hour course in Economic History at 10:30. Mrs. Sloer hold a three-hour course in Economic History at McPhenom College. Arrangements have also been made for dividing the large class into two sections, both under Mr. Axo.
Family of Athletes Adds Two More to Pittsburg
Fitzburg, Kan. — The *Brieckey* brothers are at it again in Kansas State Truckers College here. No, not the college, but the football field or three years ago, but their two younger freshman brothers, wrapper to outstrip their eb-
Bert Vernon, who is fourth in the
locks, and Curtis, who is fifth,
are out for football, in which each won
three games. Vernon made a collection of
Curtis made a collection of
Blue Mill Sandwich Shop
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Glasses Exclusively
1025 Mass.
Plate Lunch 35c
Morning and Evening
Have You a Topcoat
Almost any morning now you'll be stopping out into a crisp fall chill and speedily regret that you have no tocoat.
$25 - $30 - $35
Topcoats that you'll like
The Houre of Kuppenhheimer Good Clothes
ten athletic letters in all white in high school, while Vernon collected eight.
One of their older brothers—Roberts a letterman in wrestling plans to return to college shortly for graduate work. Luther, a letterman in footbal, and Bob Mccauan, and Earl, who were a "K" in football, is coaching at Goddard.
Use Fish for Fish Bait
Republic, Kau (U.P.)-G. L. E. keenbrack went fishing, caught a two-
point, poured it to the river hatch
Gym Suits
$1.00
HOUK AND GREEN
CLOTHING COMPANY
during the night. Next meaning, so he says, he found an eight-pounder had overloaded the smaller fish, and was taken away through the gift of the two-pounder.
Perfumes, aromizers, toilet waters and cosmetics
Read the Kansun wont ads.
BARBERS DRUG STORE
909 Mass. St.
New Emery Apartments
1423 Ohio Street
Mrs. Sears, manager
Beautiful new furnished and infurnished apartments. General Electric refrigeration. Can be inspected at any time.
University Concert Course 27th Season
Announcing the Opening of the SEASON TICKET SALE
Monday, September 16th
An All Star Course The Worlds Greatest Talent at K. U.
Concert Schedule
November 13 Kedroff Quartet
The World's Finest Mole Quartet
February 12 Valdimir Horowitz
Sensational Young Russian Pianist
March 10 Tescha Seidel
Brilliant Russian Violinist
March 27 Dusolina Giannini
Renewed Concert Soprano
May 6 Lawrence Tibbett
Famous American Baritone
April 7
Ignaz Paderewski (Extra attraction, not included on regular series)
Master Pianist. Composer, and Statesman
Procure Your Exchange Tickets at
Round Corner Drug Store Bell's Music Store School of Fine Arts Office
No Advance in Prices
$6.00 $5.00 $3.75
Prices according to location
NOTE: Because of the fact the Consent Series is included for the first time on the Student Activity Ticket, it is recommended that orders for reservations be made early as the audience this season will be considerably larger than ever before.
ETTA KETT
That Brother and Sister Act