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All-Musical Vesper Will Be Presented Sunday Afternoon
Faculty Members Will Giv Tableau to Accompany Various Numbers of Program
The second all-musical vesper of the school year will be given Sunday afterpartm at 4 by members of the faculties of the School of Fine Arts and by students.
The musical numbers of the program will be accompanied by a Christmas tableau presented by Prima Donna's production. Ketcham, who will be assisted by Miss Clara Hatton, Miss Marion Peers, Mrs.翔 Roailay Seabury, Raymond Egwood and Karl Matterm, memorials and gifts in the departments of design and painting.
The program, which centers about the theme of Christmas, will be as follows:
Organ Prelude: Offertory of two
Christmas Hymns Guilman
Miss Both Ellis
Candle Lighting: Master John Maxon
Ensemble: Ave Maria ___Bach-Gounod
Prof. Waldemar Geltch,琴
Prof. D. M. Swarthorst, cello
Miss Anna Sweewen, piano
Processional! O Come All Ye
Procesional!
University Vested Choir
Vocal Trio: O Jesus, Savior
Cesar Franc
Miss Irene Peabody, soprano
Prof. Eugene Christry, tenor Prof. W. B. Downing haritone
Prof. Maggie Charnley; Jama
Prof. W. B. Downing; baritone
Soprano solo: Still There is Beth-
Cherence Dickinson
Miss Irene Peabody
Auxiliary bw.
Prof Kaiel Kruecker, violin
Prof D. M. Swerthout, cello
Miss Anna Sweevey, piano
Miss Helen Marceli, organ
Tableau: The Annunciation
Ensemble: Reverie
Clarence Dickinson
Prof. Karl Kuerter violin
violin
Carlene Dekkois
Prof. Karl Kuersteiner,琴
 Prof. D, M. Swartshoot,
Mora. Mora-Moorland peck,
Harp
Mr. Lee Greence, organ
Tenor solo: Three Kings ___ Worth
Prof. Eugene Christy
Accompanied by
Prof. Karl Kueisterer, violin
Prof. Marcel Kueiser, cells
Mr. Lee Curtis, organ
Tableau: The Three Kings
String Quartet: Adagio—from
Handbook of the Hex King
String Quartet: Adagio—from
Choir; Christmas Day. Gustav Holst
Op. 18, No. 2
Prof. Waldemar Geltch, 1st violin
Prof. Conrad McGrew, 2nd violin
Prof. Ida S. Mawson, 3rd violin
Prof. Ida M. Swerthorn, cella
Miss Irene Peabody
*Tascoy*
Mrs. Alice Moerlecki
Prof. Eugene Christy
Prof. W. B. Downing
and University vested choir
Mr. Lee Greene, organ
Miss Ella Bear, piano
Fiddler. The Fiddler.
University Vester choir
Pawanai. Nearby.
Recessional: Hark the Herald An-
swers!
Singer: Wendelbach.
Fifth Bulletin Published
Data From 2,859 Teachers and Principals Used
"The High School Teaching Load and Preparation of the High School Teachers" is the subject of a 38-page bulletin published recently by the School Service and Research Bureau of the University. It appears as number five of the Kansas Studies in Education series.
This report is the outcome of a joint study made by the state department of education and Dr. F, P. OBRien of the University. The study is based upon information provided by 2449 high schools in 1014 high schools in 422 high schools in this state.
The bulletin discusses the number and size of classes taught in high schools, the diversity of teaching schedules, and the academic and professional requirements. The subject combinations of teachers are shown with reference to high schools of different sizes. It is significant that such a study of the high school teaching load has previously been reported from the states of Washington and Minnesota.
Dr. S. B. Braden to Lecture
Dr. S. B. Braden will fill a number of lecture engagements in the Northwestern part of the state, starting Saturday and extending through next week. He will give two lectures Sunday in Atwood, Kansas.
33 1-3% Discount on all pipes (except Dunhill).
City Drug Store
715 Mass. Phone 17
D Company Leads Other Units in Class Efficiency
D Company of the R. O. T. C., is leading the other three companies in the competition for the chancellor's cup given to the company showing the greatest efficiency in class, drill at least twice, and proficiency of each member at drill.
The rating of the companies has only been on class and drill attendances this season. The companies' rating will include the proficiency of each man at drill. "The companies are taking a great interest in the competition and
end of the semester when the absences
of one member may decide which
company will win," said Maj. J, R.
Cogan.
B Company has won the cup the last two years.
"Waterworks School" to Meet at University Jan. 17, 18, and 19
Three Speakers Will Present Problems on Water Plans
Management
Problems of waterworks management will occupy the greater part of the time at the fifth annual Waterworks School at the University of Kansas, Jan. 17, 18, and 19. The second annual convention of the Kansas Waterworks association will be held here at the same time.
The Kansas association was formed ere last year, R. J. Panelle of salina is president. The question of becoming a Kansas unit of the American Waterworks association will be considered at the convention.
At least three leaders in waterworks operation, from outside the state, will be on the program that is now being prepared by Earnet Bovee, secretary-treasurer of the association, and director of the water and sewage labs. These faculty members' features will be laboratory practice, and talks by University faculty members. The out-of-state speakers will include: J. J. Himan, Jr., engineer
VICTORY GARAGE
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Day and Night Service
Towing a Specialty
Storage
General Repair Work
A HOOVER for Christmas
There will be a very great satisfaction to you in the days ahead, to see how much joy your gift has brought, how your gift has been used and it has banished, how much more ease it has bestowed.
That's a gift of whose welcome you can be absolutely sure, of whose benefits there can be no doubt.
--for the Iowa state board of health,
Homer B. Krones, superintendent of
the water plant of Omaha and Scott
Johnson, state legislative engineer of
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Part of the last day of the school will be devoted to consideration of sewage disposal problems.
Tentative plans for the school include a visit to the water purification plant at Topeka. This trip, if made, will come the last day, so that the visitors may remain for meetings of the Kansas Engineering society, which are to be held in Topeka Jan. 20 and 21.
The University of Kansas school for waterworks superintendents and operators was organized five years ago, and each year has brought a large number of the operators of pure water systems to exchange of ideas and for technical instruction that may be helpful in the best operation of the water plants.
The semi-annual convention of the Kansas Commercial Secretaries which was to have been held in Lawrence, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 10 and 11, has been called off until January, according to Claude L. Scott, secretary of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce. It will be held in Topeka on the day preceding the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce.
Convention Called Off
It will pay you to read the Kansan wantads every day.
Do You Like Chinese Dishes?
We can serve them to you in the quiet, restful atmosphere of the
Virginia Inn 816 Mass.
BOWERSOCK
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
—NOW PLAYING—
GINGER ROGERS and Her Redheads
east, Peppy Youths—Pretty Girls—Dancers—Comedians—Singers
45 Minutes of Real Entertainment
7-9 p. m.
10-50c
—On the Screen Today LEW CODY in
Fables Orchestra
-Saturday Only-
and Ginger Rogers in an entire change of program.
"The Isle of Retribution"
Mat. 10-40c Nite 10-50c
V-A-R-S-I-T-Y
Shows: 2:30----7----9
SATURDAY ONLY
"Home of the Jayhawks"
—Tonite Only—
REGINA AUDEN DENNY
IS
"ROLLING HOME"
News Topics Comedy
Shows 7-9 Prices 10-40c
ch William Wellman Graduation
A MILLETA ARMESTRE
THEODORE ROBERTS
G I G U Y N A M E C H O T I S
Added
News Comedy
Organ Orehestra
Christmas Gift Suggestion
Just Arrived—Armand's Cosmetic Sets
Added-
$3.50 — $10.00
A Christmas breakfast will be given during the school year. All majors at the Dinner Club of the department of the department are eligible to memborehouse economics at 10 a.m. m-Sat. bursary upon payment of a specified deposit. Members of the Dinner Club Morgan, c27; the series of formal meals to be given president of the club.
"Some Psychological Aspects of Religion." Prof. C. Rosenow will talk on this subject at Unity Forum, 128 & Vermont, Sunday at University College; feminist Uplift—Pulitzer Everett Hale will be the subject of the minister's sermon at 11. He will give some personal recollections.
Prices
Mat. 10-35c Nite 10-40c
Rankin's Drug Store 1101 Mills Ave.
Lawrence Sanitary Milk and Ice Cream Co.
Phone 697
Two Flavor Bricks Honey Dew and Pineapple Sherbet Christmas Fruit and Mistletoe Sherbet Chocolate Fruit Cake and Vanilla Cherry Vanilla and Black Walnut Vanilla and Strawberry Vanilla and Chocolate
202 West 6th St.
Two Flavor Bricks
One Flavor Bricks
Chocolate Vanilla
California Fruit and Grape Sherbet
Strawberry Black Walnut Honey Dew
Tamapo Nut
Sherbets
Green Gage Grape Cranberry Lime
BOWERSOCK
One Wonderful Night
FRIDAY, DEC. 17
Mail Order Now!
=Seat Sale Saturday=
Frozen Fruit Salad All Flavors of Punch
Eskimo Pies Lily Cups
Orange Lemon Pineapple Peach Apricot
Individual Christmas Molds
here then sing
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How to get tickets by mail: Address letters and make checks or money orders payable to the Bowersock Theater enclose self-addressed and stamped envelope to insure the safe and immediate return of your tickets.
Cottage Cheese Cream Cheese
Floor lower-$3.30 and $2.65
Balcony -$1.89 and $1.65
2nd layer-$1.74
TUTCHER'S CAFE
719 Mass.
Hats That Are Smartly New to Brighten the Winter Costume
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Have Just Come to Us from New York
Gold or silver brocades and lacy effects.
Hats of faille with tailored bows, and metallic cordings or stitching.
Others in smart small shapes are richly embroidered in gold or silver or cordings of Roumanian hard work.
The new felts, with narrow downturn brim, in tans, queen's blue and pastels are much in the favor.
The Prices, $5 to $15
The Coat Flower Has
A coat is hardly a coat without its flower.
Larger than ever and more beautiful—Gold, Silver and natural colorings.
Priced from 75c to $2.25
The Gift for Her
Found Here
These are the things that will make her exclaim on Christ-mas morning—you know how girls are.
A Morning Robe of quilted crepe or satin in pretty pastel shades.
A Dainty Negigee of crope de chine, with ostrich edging. Silk Underthings — gowns, teddies, step-ins, hand made and hand embroidered matched sets.
Embroidered Shawls in Spanish and Oriental colorings.
Gotham Silk Hosiery—Assorted shades to the white gift box, wrapped and mailed for you if you wish.
Silk and Wool Sports Hose—Smartly patterned or plain shades.
Handbags in novel leathers, beaded bags of beautiful band work. French imports.
A Fur Coat of Silver Muskrat, Golden Muskrat,
Opossum or Marmot.
Gifts for the House Mother
A Robe of Black Satin, richly embroidered.
A Box of Gotham Silk Hosiery.
A Hand Bag of exclusive design.
Bullene's "Exclusive but not Expensive"