TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1926
DR. SMITHSON, DAVID V. MANGAN
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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
All County Clubs Plan Organization
(Continued from page 1)
Charles H. Burke
Bronx, Fla. *Fraser Williams*. *Frances
Heryl*; Arkansas *Johan Mote*. *Herbert
Gilman*. *Necissary*; *Robert Busby.*
Barter: Forest Kimil Ruth Parker
Lawrence Figger: Barton: No organi-
zation: Bourbon: No organization.
Brown: Bernard Erard, J. M. McWilliams, Mary Brown; Burtler Frances Fraser, Andrew Wetmore, Shirley Marshall secretary, Ivan Hall treasurer; Chase Quantum Kuefner, Mary Cose, Sydney Rufenbeck; Chaundonqun, Charles Wall, Jack Duree, Nina Fisk; Chewcheno; Jack Broadbark, John Finke; John Cleverley; Chewcheno; John Finley, no viewpoint dent, Bald Reinhold.
Craweford; Kenneth Scott, Nedda Marie Davis, Johnis Shawniew, Deatur; Urs Frueckner, Harvey Rist, Wes Miller, James Cox, Robert Gennanti; Robert Gennanti; Dontphn; Cyrus Leahn, Marie Carezano Twyla Franklin; Douglass Thomas McFarland, Pill Cook, Foe Holding Dinger, Fred Cousey, Eliot Dugger, Fred Cousey
Elk; Parka McKinney, Arbise Brand, Lawrence Turner; Elliot; Shiveley, Arthur Crumb, Paul Ward Elbowwright, Albert Kattan, no video footage; Jill Bennigan, Helen Kemm, Joannewe Herman, Hennie Norris; Ford George Rockey, Venus Smith, Caleb Carpenter, Franklilly Hendrick, LaRoy Alumni, Norn
Clark: Charley Jones, Kenneth Cheyne, Claude Whale; Clyde: Homer Need, Edward Star, George Mock; Cloud: George Gould; Lyle Brook Mark Cushing; Coffee: Jack B. Dresser, B. A. Kingham; Meredith T Olinger; Commander: No meeting. Cowley: No meeting.
**Gregory:** Wesley Wright, Raymond Lonch, Ben Carter; Gave, Richard Thompson, who once presided, Wallace Abell, Graham; Charles Wagner, Otis Wagner, Rosalie Justice; Gray, No organization; Grant, No organization; Greeley: Orion Davison, Levy Reed; Lucy Parker; Greenwood; Edward Stuart; Todd Taylor; Stuartpham; Hamilton; Lowell L. Wells; Albert Jones, William Dumferty.
Harper; C, Dwight Hatcher, Virgil Clark, Edith Stewart; Harvey, Harry Rhodes, Virginia Macdonald, Henry Hodgman, No organization; Jackson Charlotte Thompson, Tom Beeck, Lilie Hilleman; Jefferson, Evan Royer, Louis McNeal, Ann Patterson; Jennifer Peakson, Mary White, Scripps Glossy
Johnson; Betty Gilbert, Albert Dent. Mary Coughlin; Kearney; No
meeting: Klingman, Ray Egleston, rov vice-president, Ralph Klinger; Kniona: No meeting; Labette: F. K. Tifany, James Newm, Jessie Tracker; Lauer J. Yvych, Melia Yates, Bernard Niles.
Lawrenceworth; James Styler, Alfred Kuraner, Mortality Gellery; Lincoln Russell Faynil, Amini Hillbrow, Pearl Anderson; Teresa Keller, Groeden Lilly; Logon Willard Miller, Grace McCoy, Harry Satterfield; Lyon; Linda Eckdahl, Frank Eckdahl, Robert Fayr, Marion Anderson, Irvine Kellner, Harriet
Marcudioli, Molei, Kramer, Glorias
Druse, Davis MacSherry, McHuskey,
Marion R. Kroblach, Albert Street,
Johnson, William H. Harvey,
Gladys Armentrouti, Mary Morrison;
Miami; James Cowell, Philip
Boslatch, Howard Johnson; Michelle
Ivola Hill, Paul Anderson, Hemistat
Barnett, Robert Long, Sarah Beker, Naulie Long.
Obeancer; Milford Miller, John Ream, John Taylor; Gaiwa; Richard Gafford, Graham Kreamer, Junior Jackson; Pawner; Jaeckerman, Emine Wallace, Dowd Swanson; Phillips; no meeting; Patetacatome; Jim Sullivan, Ivan Bowen, Joseph Berbert; Fratti; Paul; Rowsell; Rawley; James Greenson, Claude Hilibald, Louis Graves.
Morris; Donald Coffin, Hale White, Mary Cee; Norton; No meeting; Nomarr; Ivan Roberts, Russell Mischler, Margaret Bunch secretary, Eather Lilian treasurer; Neesoho Cirillo Grissold, Mary Livingston, Demina Milhite, Mary Livingston, Dennis Milhite, William Stone; Nate Dale Brunson, Thiel Hickel, Mildred Young; Ogre; Karen W. Woman, vice-president, Murray Smith.
Reno; Nicholas Coner, Vernon Kreibach, Ernie Grummer; Republic Eugene McIntire, Frank Munger, Republican Robert Zimmerman, Robert E. Stewart, Carl D. Leonard; Riley K.; M. Edgerton, Elain Beth Bower, Merrill Lindstrom; Rushi No election; Russell Theodore Burke, Ainck Clark, Heiden Shahn, Joseph Stern, Steven Stead, Norma Salaiti; South, W. T. Farmed, William Groebman, Maidipiper Seickhoff, George Goel, John Boyer, Laily Salken, Wayne Wayne, Paul Smith, Shawnuse Infair Jeffrey, Michaud Foster, Richard Strong.
Sheridan: Clew Shaw, Lared McKinsey, William Linderman; Sherman: Edward Boehm, Few Goodrich; Edmund Bridger; Jeffrey Hegerty, E. I. Dale, JR, Aelia Vie; Stanton: Elmore Magge, no vice-president, no secretary-treasurer; Steven: Betty Trinder, Kevin Glover; Camilla Summer: Clint Whitfield, Ross Owen, Paul White;
1102 WALNUT ST.
935 MAIN ST.
525 MAIN ST.
636 MINN.AVE K.C.H.
COLLEGE, SHOP- LAWRENCE KANS.
College Shop, 837 Mass.
Thomas; Roland Beard, Veda Murray Gertrude Benson.
Trogo: Paul A. Youngman, Bernice Patlea, Paige A. Sage; Washington: Coames Hill, Bill Reeve, Calvin Evans; Wichita: no meeting Wilson; William Haines, Barbara Cohen; Genene Rankin; Woodson; Roland Rogers, Warren Shaw, Margaret Rogers; Wyndotee; Joe Vaughn, Jesse Belle VanBeveridge; Luther
Karasow City, Mo.—Westport; John Outland, Virginia Power; John Jolly; Central; Robert Eyer, Paul Parker; Courtney Pickens; Northwest; Fred Daniels, Allan Raup, James Tate; Manual; Charles Givens, Mirmian Moore, Feed Smucker, Southwest; David Smith, Dick Law, Leon Schwartz; Missouri; Mary Domingo, Robert Cox, Jr.; Mary Jane Oliver; Oklahoma State University; Colin Coleman; Colin Coleman; F. R. Rimch, Mary Phillips, Louse Ridge哭; Independence, Mo.; Evert A. Elliott, Feed Bates, Harrison; St. Joseph
Moe, Wedley Cromer, Robert Mawey,
Virginia Iglethorpe; other states; Byron
Savile, Hastings, N. Y., Guy Grawes,
Gordon Kidder; Marshall Brandon
Rock, Island, JI.
Avoid catching that cold and sick spell by having your shoes required now at the Electric Shoe Shop & Shine Porter. Better materials, better workmanship and better service.
—Adv.
DE. H. E. FUNTACE
Osteopathic health physician, calls or e-weig-
ing appointment.
Res. 3109 Mass. Phone 612
Office #47. Mass. Phone 612
www.ohe.funtace.com
PROFESSIONAL CARDB
Osteopathic Physician. Calls answered. Owen
Barber's Drug. Phone 2337
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Glasses Exclusively
1025 Mass.
DR. H. REDING
Occlast. Fitting glasses a specialty. Tests
the eye, ear, nose and throat.
Phone 613 F. A. U. Blidg.
no or mento
Saturday and Sunday Dec. 4 and 5
Here we are Again!
Tickets on sale Saturday for trains No. 14, departing 3:20 p.m.; No. 6 at 5:45 p.m.; No. 12 at 7:18 p.m., and No. 10 at 8:15 p.m. And on Sunday for trains 3:30 p.m.; No. 6 at 5:45 p.m.; No. 12 at 8:15 p.m., and No. 10 at 8:25 p.m.
Return Limit as late as train No. 21 leaving Kansas
at 11:30 a.m. m, Monday, Dec. 6.
W. W. Burnett, Agent
Go and see "The Miracle." You can return on our train No. 17 leaving Kansas City at 11:45 p.m. Many other fine attractions in Kansas City, among them "Ben Hur."
Santa Fe
ONLY $1.00 to Kansas City and Return
Phone 32
Lawrence
Our Braeburn "Prom" Tux
Suiting You-That's My Business
When the Don Juans don this all collegiate Tux hearts don't flutter, they burst.
HOUK AND GREEN CLOTHING CO.
Others—$27.50 to $50.00
$40 To win all the
Tax business on
purchased items
SCHULZ THE TAILOR
917 Mass. St.
RENT-A-FORD Drive It Yoursel
916 Mass.
Phone 653
Japanese Prints
Special Showing This Week
Keeler Book Store
Excellent Stationery Rightly Priced
City Drug Store
715 Mass. Phone 17
Personal Christmas Cards
Our carefully selected stock of cards, especially appropriate for engraving or ready for your consideration.
A. G. ALRICH Stationery 736 Mass. St.
Now Playing
New Pairing
Shows: 3—7—9
Mat, 10-10c Nite 10-50c
Rudolph
VALENTINO
The Triumphant Return of —
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THE FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE
Health, joy and all-year playgrounds —good schools—wonderful highways —the beaches—resort hotels.
ARIZONA
A winter climate like that of Egypt — resort hotels — ranches.
Travel as you choose—De Luxe or otherwise.
All Santa Fe trains are excellent, but The Chief is new—superb—a regal train with $10 extra fare from Chicago —$8 from Kansas City—and worth it, because finer and faster.
Only two business days on the way.
No extra fare on the other Santa Fe trains.
ON YOUR WAY—Grand Canyon and
the Indian-detour.
A land of many winter pleasures.
Will gladly arrange all details of your trip; also send picture folders upon request.
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G. O. DRISCOLL from lawyer to district superintendent
"I was graduated from Johannes
Ulrich (912) with the degree LL.B.
and practiced law for a period of
two years upon the native of the
country."
"Through the manure of the Krusan state in Muskoka, the history of the Krusan people is preserved for future generations for future generations with both artifacts, energy and an understanding."
"I limited the Korean Company because it had been reluctant to move that the prophets for this church' reemergence, that the prophets previously chosen, that the suppression of their efforts put forth. I have never repeated the step made we did."
"I am thrushable on my company today. The opportunities now are greater than ever before, the yield is higher and we can serve others who naturally apply themselves."