FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1927
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Sorority Members Encounter Dogs, Cats and Boy Friends on Late Serenade for Pledges
"Twas the night after pledging-nut said."
The active members of a certain soffity just night sighted their prey, and not without the numerous obstacles that accompany such an expedition.
At one house; a small white cat walked too and frogently purring as the sisters sang their songs.
A huge bulldog formed the reception committee at another house, but through courtesy, no accompaniment was rendered by said animal.
As the group gathered between two houses to sing beneath the window of a house, loud applause was heard, such as cheers and feminine hands. The program was greatly enjoyed by fraternity pledges in the row, neglected in the way of serenades.
And horrors! It was 'way past'
More Texts Are Needed
Miss Jennieville Herman, in charge of the book exchange on the second day of the semester that she will buy the following books: Therma, Elementary Grammar, Beavers,
Book Exchange Announces List of Works in Demand
Stevens, Plant Anatomy, bd. 1.
Stevens, Plant Anatomy
Hunter, General Psychology
Fraser and Square, old edition.
French.
Drake, Problems in Conduct
Suits Political Parties
Saits, Political Parties.
Anderson, American City Government.
Zyde, Berbere German Reader.
Biersee, Imaginative Writings.
Fines, College Algebra.
Girth, Psychology.
Handbook.
CENTURY COLLEGE TRANSLATION Wilson, Function and Mechanism of Sentence.
Munro, Government of United States.
Morley, Spanish Ballads.
Walker, Industrial Plant Design.
Metallurgy of Iron and Steel.
Mountsonvill, History of Eng.
Eng Literature.
Weber, History of Philosophy.
Lores, Differential and Integral
Calculus.
Goldstein, Art and Everyday Life
Templem, Guide to Thinking,
Journals, and Books
Marshall, Principles of Economics.
Park and Burgess, Sociology
Robertson, Social Science
Green and Mama, Pathology
Crawford. Outline of History of
Chevnev. History.
Ely, Economics (revised edition) Cadv. Chemistry II.
Wilson and Tracy, Geometry (re
ised).
Lingley, Contemporary America (since the Civil war, 4th edition).
Betsford, Hellenic History.
Cady, Chemistry II.
Miller, Laboratory for Physics,
Lowry and Hartrow, Chemistry,
Stewart, Physics.
Oliver, Science Trials.
Bachelor, Heinemann History,
Whitbeck and Finch, Economic
Geography.
Passants, Plane and Square Trigonometry.
The last house seemed to offer no reception whatsoever but as the last note died away someone away upstairs and a member of the party—simping some more.” But the sisters had had enough voice culture for one evening and the first request of
Middle Forms,
Alhame, L'La Maitre die Monleu,
Cool and Greenleaf, Elementary
French Composition.
Spanish Composition, Espionna,
Fortuna(y) Zaraguaeta.
Spanish Grammar, Seymour and
Smithers.
Plague, Republic.
Heard and Engines.
Jensen, Public Finance.
McLean, Life Insurance.
Bayes, Commercial Law.
Spencer, Commercial Law.
Analytical Mechanics for Engineers.
Smith, Elementary Latin.
Goodrich, French Composition for Middle Forms.
even when the songsters met at a one-house—yet it was not necessary to sing beneath a window, for out in front, in a pretty blue hoodie, they were singing with a friend. We've heard of people feeling like nothing and the way the little girl sank into the seat sort of reminded us of her song's felt. And the boy friend—his embarrassment led him to fight a Camel—but in so doing his newness almost lied to the tragedy of burning clothes. They heard the songs, nevertheless.
Analytical Mechanics for Engineers,
Seely and Ensign.
Jordon, General Bacteriology (8th edition).
Jordon, Textbook of Histology.
Shewman, Reed. Products.
"In view of the Lausanne council, will Christianity survive?" this great council held last August was a test of Christianity's ability to cohere. Come and hear about it Sunday at 11 at Unity church, 12th Vt. Sts.
Wilders, History of the Human Body.
MeGee, Introduction to Money and Credit.
NEW ENGLISH COUNTESS AN AMERICAN
University students are invited to attend a tea and reception at the church at 6:30 Sunday. A musical program will be given at 8.
Lady Madstone, the only daughter of Anthony Drewel, who has just been made the Countess of Tewksbury, succeeded to that title following the recent death of his father. It appears that before long vultuity all the nobility of long men will be made up of Americans.
Prohibition Agent Fired After Exhortion Charge
St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 16—Walter L. Christensen, star prohibition officer on the Missouri force for the last six months "inaugurated" "for the good of the service."
The agent's dismissal came after a recent change of extortion. When asked if this was the reason for his dismissal, Sam S. Huley, prohibition administrator for Missouri and Kansas replied.
(United Press)
"the term 'for the good of the party' may be made to cover much. Things had reached a point where something had to be done."
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THE TWO HELENS
UNDERWOOO & UNDERWOOO RU TLA
Helen Wills (left), and Helen Jacobs. Miss Wills recently won the women's national championship at Forest Hills, I. L. she had previously won the Wimbledon championship in England, where she is the only woman to win it three times. She also opinion of many could beat Suzanne Longen, professional. Miss Jacobs is one of California's rising young players and gives promise of developing into another Hellen Wills. She was beaten by Miss
Phi Chi Pledges Named
Phi Chi, medical fraternity, announces the pledging of the following man:
Ralph Perkins, Mende, Eugene Reeves, Kansas City, Kan; Clyde Meredith, Emporia, Clayton Troyler, McCune; Harold L. Collins, Parsons; Russell W. Kerr, Council Grove; E. Morgan, Kansas City; Harold E. Morgan, Kansas City; Patterson, Osawatomi; Forrest C. Albright, Tray; Raymond L. Morrow, Wellington; Roger S. Petty, Corpus Christi, Texas; George C. Mick, Idaho; Harold T. Dunkerton, Fort Scott; Guy S. Finklek, Emporia; David L. Sprague, Kansas City; Wilson, Kansas City, Kan; Karl A. Youngström, Akron, Iowa; J. Mark Hiebert, Hillsboro; Gordon Garnett, Kansas City, Mo.
J. E. Stoneelche, who finished the work on his M. A. here this summer, is an instructor in rural education at Albany State Teachers College at Pittsburg.
Want Ads
FOR SALE Royal typewriter nearly
new. Also vicrola and records.
Prices reasonable. 700 Ill. Phone
1843. —9
FOR RENT: 2 rooms for light
housekeeping; also one double
room. 1341 Kentucky. Phone 1153
Blue. 11
FOR RENT—Furnished room for girls. 1232 La. Phone 2527 red. 7
We have a very good line of
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Rankin's Drug Store
Phone 678
11th & Mass.
MAN PUTS
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phone 2638 white. 8
FOR RENT to boys, large south room
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1301 Vermont. 10
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FOR RENT—Upstairs to 4 boys;
comfortable, well furnished.
Convenience to R. U., and down town.
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STEEPER IS STILL as the old stencil,
repairing and remodeling clothes.
924 Louisiana. Phone 1438. 10
FOR SALE—Log log Daplex slide
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FOR BENT TO bed, 2 double modern rooms on ground floor. $12.00 and $16.00. Breakfast if desired. Phone 2302 White. 1808 Vermont.
FOR RENT furnished room for young
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LOST: Alphid Kappa Psi fraternity
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FOR RENT—Room and sleeping porch for Boys. Phone 2494 red. 1512 New Hampshire. 9
$7.50 for each girl. Inquire at 1234
Term. 1
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FURNISHED APARTMENT, rooms for boys. Also fire warning, re-firing, alterations wanted. Phone 2144. 1321 Vermont. 9
WANTED--Young Indy wants room-
mate at 1220 Ohio street.
ROOMS for boys, two blocks from:
campus; nice sleeping porch. 1650
Indiana. Phone 1568. 9
FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished rooms in private family, for men at 1542 Phone. Phone 2423 white. 9
FOR RENT: Furnished rooms for
girl at 123 Louisiana. Formerly
Wanktana House. Board if desired.
Phone 1879.
WANTED student laundry. Work guaranteed and prices reasonable.
Phone 2220 white. 18
FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished rooms. One single and one double for boys. 1301 New Hampshire. 8
WANTED-Student or instructor to share excellent furnished 4-room apartment. Open wood fireplace, kitchenele, private bath, house faces cadmus. Reasonable. Mr. Marsh. 625 West Sixteenth street. 8
FOR RENT 3-room apartment, $25.
Double room, nicely furnished, $15.
House bills paid. Call at 1017 New
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FOR RENT-Modern attractive rooms for girls.1240 Ohio. 8
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