TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1928
PAGE THREE
Around Mt. Oread
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Wentby Balecock, professor of mathematics, was unable to meet classes today because of illness.
At a meeting of the Snow Zoology Club yesterday, denovoite Herman, spoke on the work of L. R. Cleveland on territories to relation to their intestinal prozac. The meeting was in room 206, Snow Hall, at 4:30 p.m.
Howard Fitner, A. B. 21, was now a day evening, Filter is now running a ranch at Graybail, Wyoming. He stopped over here on a business trip to
"The Insect Pollination of Flower" subject of a talk given by Kathleen Katthey, the anthropology, at the weekly meeting of the Entomology Club Monday of the year.
Triangle fraternity held initiation
Saturday morning for Rabbi Puhman,
Brian K. Perlmutter, and
Sirvenius, w/ 29, Kansas City, Mo.
George A. Kovacs, Olszewska, Mo.
and William E. Olszewska, Mo.
The returns for the State board of pharmacy examinations which were held Nov. 14th and 15th, came in yiew summaries and are now registered pharmacists are: Barry Bloomhurst, ph29, Quentin Newcombe, ph29, Dion Burch, ph28, Fred E. Smiley, ph28, Elizabeth L. Schubert, and Ledward Taylor, ph29.
Prof Paul C. Squires, of the de partment of psychology and philo- science at the University of Chicago, meeting at t.p. m., Wednesday in room 21, east administration building. Professor Squires will make some new research on psychological realism and the spiritual psychology.
Arthur Rugh, described as one of the most important visitors to our campus this year, speaks tonight at the dinner at the Y.M.C.A. dinner, despite巡察 to the contrary. The health authorities were of the opinion that the dinner is an ordinary occasion and it is not appropriate to be so liable to spread the disease.
Milton S. Eisenbauer, a former student of the University, from Albion, was recently appointed head of the information bureau of the department on agriculture by Secretary of Agriculture and is now responsible for burden and more informative material through the mail than any other department of the government.
The pre-school child examinations which were to have been connected by telephone and via computer economies under the supervision of Dr. Florence B. Sherborn, have been postponed until after Christmas due to concerns about potential delays. Examinations were to have been a part of the school health centers planned for various grade schools in Lawrence.
One-day sketches by senior architects, entitled “A Restaurant in the Air,” are now on display in the department on the third floor of Marvin Park. A judge judged, “A Small Railroad Station,” the most major problem of the sopraplea architecture, which has been their work for the last three weeks, will be held at Temple Beth Israel returns to school. Professor Dale was taken ill last Saturday.
Members of the board of the W. S.
G. A, groups system met yesterday
evening at 7:18 p.m. at Westminster
hall to formate more definite
arrangements for future events. Define
and detailed plans were formulated for the banquet which was to have been held. Thursday, but has been postponed until the first Wednesday of January. Details for the all-University parties to be held second semester were discussed, and means of arranging interest in the Christmas candle event for the different groups were considered.
VARSITY
Tonight - Tomorrow - Thurs
Shows: 3 - 7 - 9
Mar. and Eve. 25-50
Tuesday
NORMAL KERLY at
"Mari, Mae and Wife"
Officers Elected at Meeting Today
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Rawlings, Charles Fleckenstein, Hern-
den
Reno, Barton Lyman, Hutchinson,
Republic, Oral Law, Belville,
Rice, Bob Monroe, Lyons.
Bilkey, Rush, Robb, no organizations.
Gusel, Quell, John Eherhardt, Saline.
Saline, John Eherhardt, Saline.
Scott, no organizations.
Chittin, M. Kuehn,
Seward, M. S. Kuehn, Liberal.
Shawnes, Newman Jeffrey, Topken.
Sheiden, no organization.
Stafford, Alen, Stafford.
Steward, PALen, Mckewley.
Stanton, Stevens, no organizations.
Sammer, Bernard Engel, Wellington.
Trego, Clarence Gunckel, Wakeney,
Wuambanza, Stan Humphrey, Eek
Washburn, Steven Church, Hadrian
Weichlin, no organization,
Taylor, Noah A. Harnett, Woodson,
Virgil Hare, Toronto,
Wynotrod, Avid A., Akron City,
Oklahoma, Bedford, Oklahoma,
Oklahoma, Reel Critics, Bartlesville,
Missouri, Independence, William Herl
lington, independence.
St. Joseph, Russell Beck, Central high
St. Joseph.
Joplin and general Missouri, No election.
tion
Temple City, Central, Paul Parker,
Manual, Carson Given,
Northwest, Lee Benton,
Pasco, No election
Pasco, No election
Westport, Edwards,
Westport, Garden Leonard
Other States, Casey Hancock, Detroit
Announcements
--of vanities, single and double,
that will make Her admire your
understanding of the feminine soul.
Tau Sigma will not meet Tuesday Dec. 11, for its regular practice.
Mudge Gaunt, president.
Pl Llamada Theta initiation will be postponed, because of the illness of several members and pledges, until after the holidays.
Josephine Klein, president.
An important meeting of the Kansan Goring Club will be held Wednesday, April 10, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. W. A. A., room of the gymnasium. A new treasurer will be elected. The treasurer will plan plans.
The Very Smartest
BOWERSOCK
"REVENGE"
in
A girl *primitive*, barbatic, fired with a grim resolve to wreak vengeance on the man she loved.
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Tonight - Tomorrow
Daring! Dazzling!
Delores Del Rio
Don Torres and His Spanish Band
will be made for a Christmas party. Justine Rogers, secretary.
Shows: 3 - 7 - 9
Mat. 10-25; Eve. 10-50
Thurs. - Fri. - Sat.
Billie Dove
"ADORATION"
A. S. C. E. will hold its regular meeting, Tuesday, Dec. 12, at 7:30 p.m.
Prof. C. J. Pausy, department of geology, will speak.
on the stage—
HALE and DERRY
Famous Music Artists
*famous Radio Artists*
Note—Hale and Derry will appear
shows Thursday and Friday and matinee
and evening Saturday.
The School of pharmacy must be will at 12:30 Thursday, Dr. C. F. Nelson will speak on "What Is Known About Cancer."
The Chem Club will meet at 4:30 Thursday afternoon in the usual room. Dr H, P. Cady, S. C. Liu, and Ray Choles will speak.
A meeting of the dswish Student Union will be held Wednesday, Dec 12 at 7:36 p.m. in room 210 Administration building.
Kappa Beta, Christian church or-
sority, have portended their banquet
which was to have been held Friday
evening, indefinitely.
Ruby Peterson, president
School Authorities Watch Influenza
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stay in bed until released by a physician."
Doctor Sherwood concluded his statement, "The prescriptive measure already given out to the students, that they should report to the physician as seen at the least indirect effect, as well, should be strictly observed."
Norton, Kani, and other places resorted particularly filled classrooms. All were absent. The students were absent from the public schools. He hundred were absent at all.
Amissas City, Mo., Dec. 11, (UPP) — An epidemic of influenza in the milder stages swept the Southwest today. The epidemic resulted in the dismissal of students at the University of Missouri and today was the second case of the virus for the stock threes. M. Uu was expected to regroup there. 3.
The state board of health reported
nearly 14,000 cases of influenza in Kansas, with three deaths at Wichita. A death was reported at Parsons.
The French Club party and play which were to have been given this afternoon, was postponed until some time in January, according to Miss W. H. Clarke, the mountain of French. The postponement is due to the recent request of Chancellor E. R. Lindley that would funnel the funds from the fidicum on the campus.
French Play Postponed Because of Influenza
Scenes from the modern French play "Pagnassier S'en Va-t-en Voez" which were to have been given this afternoon will be presented at the January meeting. Those taking part in the event will be Michel Fuller, Eleanor Vosser, and Dorothy Stanton, Mary Congrave will sing a solo in French.
--of 25%.
Want Ads
LOST: Monday morning on 12th St.
a brown leather billfold. You
return to H. S. Fish at 13:40 12 Tern
street, and receive a liberal
ward.
LOST; Green Parker pencil, Holiday;
Return to Kansas Office. — 73
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LOST: Handmade silver pendant with a moss gag insert. Has initials M K on back. Call N, Irene Miller, K U 22, or Fraser 104. —78
FOR SALE: B flat correct. Case on
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OR SALE: Underwood typewriter almost new. Perfect condition.
Every electric appliance displayed in this store has a special place in the well-managed home. A special duty to perform
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Gifts that "plug in" are gifts that will be appreciated.
Electric Toaster $ 3.50
Waffle Irons $ 13.50
Percolator Set $ 8.85
Electric Waffle Set $ 12.95
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Styles for Young Men
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Reason for selling: owner out of town. Call 2164 W. —7
FOR RENT: Very desirable modern bungalow, 1512 Vermont. Call at 1645 Kostyuk, —72
FEATENRY JEWELRY: John Baxton, representing the L. G. Balzer company, will display a display at the Eldridge Hotel sample room A, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Iee, 0.1), and 12, 2 p. Christmas delivery on all orders.
LOST—Eastman Kodak. Call Greenberg, phone 1307, 1139 Tennessee.
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that's my business
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Christmas Cards
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Binding, Rubber Stamps
Office Supplies, Stationery
736 MASS. ST.
A Good
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Keyboards for any language or for all kinds of technical writing.
Your choice of finish—six beautiful colors or plain black.
Let us send you a Corona to try for a few days.
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Your Christmas Allowance Will Be Greater If You Let Us Repair, Shine or Dye That Pair of Shoes.
Electric Shoe Shop
South of Varsity 1017 Mass.
Gordon Hosiery is a Gift of Sheer Loveliness
Give her Gordon Hossey this Christmas . . .
three pairs in the new formal costume colors
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For sheer loveliness and lovely sheerness . . . give her this Gordon Hosiery. The Narrow Heel is designed with a tiny reinforcement that reflects so subtly the slim heel of Fashion. It beautifies the natural ankle and gives it the appearance of being almost entirely silken clad.
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For example, the dress illustrated — cleaned and pressed will cost $1.50
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