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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1928
Around Mt. Oread
Dean S. B. Braden of the Kansas School of Religion, is spending the day in Kansas City, Kan.
"Things that Count," is the topic of an address to be delivered this evening by Dean S. B. Braden of the School of Religion at a friendship banquet conducted by the men of the Leavenworth Christian Church.
W. H. Hop, professor of botany,
left today for Chicago where he was
called on business. He will return
about Sunday. His classes will be
under the instruction of assistant
during his absence.
Chancellor and Mrs. E, H. Lindley have gone to Sedalia, M., to see their son, Ernest K. Lindley, political writer for the New York World, who is traveling on the special train with Governor Al Smith and his party.
Ernest Griswold, A. B, 27, has been given a temporary appointment as instruction of chemistry at the Emporia Teachers College. Griswold was appointed to replace J. W, Mayberry, A. B, 94; M. A, 69' professor of chemistry, who is unable to meet classes because of serious illness.
Dr. G, Leonard Harrington will give his third lecture on practical problems in human behavior Thursday at 10:30 a.m. in the auditorium of Carnegie Hall for building. He will hold conferences with students from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Students desiring conferences with Doctor Harrington may make appointments through Mrs. Beryl Warren, director of the department of psychology.
Plans for a ten Friday for the visiting high school editors were made at a meeting Tuesday of Theta Sigma Phi, women's journalistic fraternity, Tuesday afternoon. was the first meeting for the new members who are Betty Postvilleman, Jennee Builian, and Kathleen Decker. Initiation for these newly elected members has been postponed indefinitely due to conflicting engagements.
Herbert A. Olsen, B. S. 224 is now on the engineering staff of Hood, Decker, Sheoartry and Dury, consulting firm that has not been appointed as an expert to make a thorough survey of the sewerage system of Pontiac, Mich., with the aim of plumbing a sewerage system for recent addition to the city.
Dr. F. C. Allen will return to Lawrence Thursday from Ontario, Canada, where he has been attending the convention of the National Boxing Association and was elected second vice president of the association. Doctor Allen is chairman of the Kansas State Boxing Commission.
It Will Pay You
to take some work in the Lawrence Business College. Special rates are made to K.U. students who wish brief courses in shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping and banking. We arrange classes to suit your convenience.
Suits Cleaned and Pressed $1.00
Phone 498
Trench Coat May Be Latest Vogue on Fifth Avenue, but Gay Slicker Still Reigns Supreme on Campus
Yellow slickers still reign supreme on the campus when Jupiter Plusius chooses to favor mortals, with his lacrymal offering. The trench cost has not yet displayed this old favorite. The newcomer in the field of wet weather apparel may be in vogue on Fifth Avenue, but the lee dreysy and more servicable slicker is still the most popular around Kansas.
The reeen period of wet weather brought forth the guest colors the students could find. The brilliant parade up the avenue at the noon hour was second only to the Tournament of the Roses in splendor. Bright red slickers matching arm in arm matched with a pair of red slickers stepped familiar side by side with dull black ones. But everywhere it was the faithful yet-
Dean D. M. Swarthout Announces Schedule of Musical Events
Faculty and Organ Recita and Concert Programs Are Arranged
The schedule for all the musical events conducted by the school of Fine Arts between Oct. 22 and Christmas, Feb. 19, is as follows: Jean D. M. Swartwout of that school.
Are Arranged
Besides several faculty recitals in Laurel Forest Anderson will give vaper organ recitals every Sunday and give miniature museum musicians are scheduled.
Irene Peabody will sing at the faculty recital to be held in the central Administration building auditorium on Oct. 22 at 8 p. m. The Tschiappa, will sing in the University concert hall on Nov. 1 at 8:20 p. m. This is the opening number of the University concert course. On Nov. 1 at 8:20 p. m, the next concert artist, Ossip Gabrilowich, will give a piano concert in the University auditorium. Laurel Everette Anderson will sing in the Auditorium on Nov. 4 at 4 p. m. On Nov. 5 at 8 p. m. Alice Merle Conger, pianist, will give a faculty recital in the central Administration building auditorium. On Nov. 11 at 8 p. m, a vaudevoir recital will be held in the University auditorium at 4 p. m. on Nov. 18
Send the Daily Kansan home.
75,000 GIRLS were reported MISSING
in the past year
low slicker that lent distinction to seriated ranks. It was the yellow slickers that identified the throng of college students.
A Vivid Portrayal of Why Girls Leave Home Coming to the VARSITY THEATER
PUNCH
As long as the material of the coat can be made to take the colors, the yellow slicker is here to stay. Trench coat may come and trench coats may go, but the yellow slicker is on our campus to stay for ever.
In early times a people would record its history by scratching pictures and bits of information on pieces of ornament or on stone walls. The course was so secure that it only accurately history of the University of Kansas for the past few years could be obtained by examination of the backs of the students' shakers. This is a great feature of contemporary art and the signature that is frequently overlooked.
Delicious Fruit Punch
Try McNish's Punch for
your next party
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836 Vt. Phone 198
"How to Handle Women"
with
Glenn Tryon
For the Week End
Get the dope on—
Starts Monday
The Schubert centennial program
University auditorium, is scheduled
Nov. 19 at 8 p.m. for faculty and
senior students; room rectangular,
be given in the University auditorium
at 4 p. m. on each of the foli-
lowing dates: Nov. 29, Dec. 2, Dec. 9
Victor Hugo's immortal classic "THE MAN WHO LAUGHS"
Shows: 3-7-9
Prices: Mat, 10-10. Eve, 10-50
Also
Comedy - News - Review
The announcement of the engagement of Berenice De Nevo Ackerman to Lester W. Martin, of Ridgewood, N. J., has been made by Miss Ackerman's mother, Mrs. J, F. Ackerman, of this city. Miss Ackerman is the sister of Tusten Ackerman, former K. U, bucktail star,
After studying art and voice at the University of Kansas for a year, Mackerian went to New York for further training and for several seasons was with the Ziefeld Pollies. This season she has the honor of representing Brooks Brothers. Martin is art director of a New York advertising firm.
Miss Ackerman Engaged to N. Y. Art Director
Use Kansan Want Ads.
and Dec. 16.
Chaney, the man of a thousand faces, in his finest underworld picture.
LON CHANEY "While the City Sleeps"
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Malted Milks Candy Bars
If you have a "lab" class on the Hill and don't want to leave for lunch
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Ozark Fried Pies
Many Enroll in Orchestra
Just Call 521
Coe's Drug Store
Little Symphony Working on Higher Class Music
Enrollment in both orchestraas is larger than ever and the majority of students are enrolled for credit, according to Prof. Karl O. Kuesterstein, who also stated that the work so far has disclosed satisfactory progress. The total enrollment in the K. U. Orchestra is 630 students, in the department of the K. U. Little Symphony Orchestra are equally well filled.
The K, U. Symphony, which will make its first public appearance this season, is a notable symphonic work by Goldmurt, entitled "The Rustic Wedding." This number was played here several years ago by the Minnesota Symphony Orchestra.
The K, U, Little Symphony is working on a higher class of music this year, and at present is practicing on
the Jupiter Symphony, which is the last and perhaps the finest of all the Mozart symphonies.
Plans have just been completed for a new auditorium to be erected on the campus of Phillips University. The plans will include 48 rooms, people and will have 48 student rooms.
Want Ads
WANTED: Young woman, preferably student, for part time homework, late afternoons. Must understand plain cooking. Call 1237 M.
Use Kansan Want Ads.
LOST. Kappa Alpha Theta pin ins in pearls, bearing name of Virginia Belle Thomason. Please call 295.
LOST: Billfold containing money,
tickets, etc. Name on cards inside.
TENOR BANJO for sale. High grade instrument. A bargain. Call after 5 p.m., 1025 Kentucky street, Phone 1267 K.
LOST: Brown leather pocketbook cut-
out, a five dollar bill. Return to
Kansas Business Office. —328
DRESSSMAKING:: Fancy dress,
remodeling and alterations. Dress
cut and fitted for $2,00. Myrtle Co-
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FOR RENT: Nice furnished rooms
for girls. Close to K. U. R.
removable. Phone 2471 R. —31
WANTED: Student barber. Apply at Home Brothers' Barber Shop.
Wrought Iron Smokers' Sets
$1.19
Choose from two styles and four colors in these $2.00 wrought iron stands. Fine for fraternity or sorority houses—
Decorative Waste
Baskets
69c
THIRD FLOOR
CLOVER DAYS will be lucky days for those seeking unusual values in wearing apparel, home furnishings and the general everyday necessities. Every item offered is selected from our regular stock and is backed by our Guarantee of "Satisfaction or Your Money Back."
FOR SALE: Boston terrier puppie,
Miki pedigree. A real pup, Must
be to appreciate. Dr. Pierre, 301
Rhode Island. -—355
--business wear.
These ruffled curtains are excellent for student rooms. Many original $2.00 values. Complete with tie-backs.
Heavy fiber decorative waste baskets in shape of shapes, color and subjects. $1.00 values 69c.
Jumbo Turkish
Towels
39c
3 Days-October 18,19 &20
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Supply yourself with this
22x44 inch jumbo towel.
50lc value for 39c
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Choice of any regular $1 box
of stationery for 65c
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65c
Ruffled Curtains 98c
High grade boxed stationery
in conventional shapes and
textures. Choice 39c box.
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$1.00 Stationery
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Special
Introductory Price
on
EUGENE PERMANENT
MARCEL, WAVE
With Ringer Ends
$8.00
LARIDON
BEAUTY SHOP
817 Main
Phone 894
Kansas City Completely
Laminated Mesh
50c
Boxed Stationery 39c
Silks Jersey and Novelty Wools $10.75 VALUES
MORE than 150 clever new styles depicting the latest modes in frocks for afternoon, school and business wear.
SIZES
Junior Misses Women's
13 to 19 14 to 20 36 to 50
No APPROVALS — NO RETURNS
No garments sold singly! If you can't use two dresses—bring your roommate or friend!
Dress Coat Values to $79.50
Luxuriously furred—beautiful materials—full silk linings—desirable styles and colors—Sizes from 14 to 50.
Positively 3 Days Only!
$1.39
$1.50 Gordon
Semi-Service Hose
$1.39
700 pairs of this popular
service hose in the season's
10 popular shades and all
sizes from 8 to 10.
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Cast Brass Book
Ends - $1 pair
MAIN FLOOR
Try and buy these cast brass
books, end elsewhere for less
than $1.50.
Hand Embroidered
Hand Kerkiefs
$1 Doz.
One never has too many
handkerchiefs — especially a
serviceable kind. Hand embroidered in white and colors.
Dozen $1.00
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Laundry Soap
25 Bars $1.00
P & G
Lay in your winter supply of P & G. 25 bars $1.
MAIN FLOOR
$5.00 Hand Bags
$3.69
An unusual value offering
choice of bags or purses in
black or the new tan shades.
MAIN FOOR
$3.50 Cape & Kid Gloves $1.95
Choice of Bacmo 1-button
cape glove with turn back
cuff or Perrin gauntlet with
wrap stipe of French Kid.
Unusual values at $1.95.
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