PAGE THREE
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1926
Glee Club to Make Two Appearances at U. of Missour
Organization to Take Par at Dedication Service of New Stadium and Tower
The K. U. Glee Club will sing at the dedication of the Memorial stadium and the Tower at the University of Missouri in a concert in the joint concert with the Missouri Glee Club at Columbia, it was announced today by Prof. T. A. Larreuse.
The complete program of the Glee Club in their annual joint concert was made known this morning.
The Kansas club will also give a short program at the Liberty Post of the American Legion at 6:30 this evening, before leaving for Columbia.
The following songs will be sung by the Kansas organization alone:
(1) Finish Lullaby A. by Palmgren
(2) Old Man Noah
Foaming Mane Oley Speak (Incidental solo by P, H. McKinley
Morsshall Bortholomes (3) Shepard, See Thy Horse's
4.
These numbers will be used by the K. U. contest squad:
Howles-Lavremont
(1) "Songs My Mother Taught Me" Dvorak-De
(Conductor to be announced)
(2) "I'm a Javahawk"
(Conducted by Ivan Roberts)
Songs to be sung by the two clubs in combination.
(1) "We Meet Agam Tonight,
Boys"
(2) "Ye Watchers and Ye Holly
Ones"
Are you in Union?
(Conducted by Prof. Larrenore o the Kansas club, Rexroth and Law rason accompanying)
(3) "Prayer of Thanksgiving"
(4) K. U. Soloist, Melvin Gelat,
tenor, "Ah, Moon of My De-
dight"
(1) "Prayer of Thanksgiving"
The following numbers will be use in combination with the Missouri Club and The Missouri University bank at the Memorial service;
(2) "Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee" ___ Back
Scholarships to $7,000 Extend Available to Students
Council Offers Awards
Applications must be filed not later than May 15, 1927. Announcements of awards will be made as soon as possible thereafter. Application forms may be submitted to the American Association Council on Education, 26 Jackson Place, Washington, D.C.
Scholarships amounting to $7,000 are to be awarded by the American Council of Education during the year 1926-27. To be eligible to receive one of these scholarships, a student must be not less than 18 years of age, must have been in residence for a period of two academic years at an American institution approved by the Council, and must expect to return to his American college to take his degree. He must have good mentality and a high moral character.
The student must work in a foreign university during his third year. There is no limitation concerning the number of courses chosen, or as to the course of study.
Pen and Scroll Chooses Fourteen New Members
Fourteen new members were elected to Pen and Scroll, freshman and sophomore literary society, Wednesday evening at a result of the fall
The following were chosen: Henry Adamson, D. Bernus, Eryn C. Bryan, Michael Cummings, William V. Volunt L. Hull, Elizabeth M. Knepp, Ruth Knowles, Dorothy Kuehrsteiner, Homer Milo, Delerore Mofti, Aubrey Roselle, F氢斯 H. Sears and Arab
The date for the initiation will be announced later, both in the Kannam and on the Pen and Scroll bulletin board in Praser hall. Tryt manuscripts may be sketched in Mina Selena office, 052 Praser, it was annotated.
Electric Shoe Shop
Eventually the Electric Shoe Shop, why not now? We specialize in ladies thin, flexible soles. It is our business to please you. Better work, better materials, and better service, try in one. Our穿上 last longer, longer.
Next to the Varsity.
LOST: Topeat in Snow hall. Reward.
Alex McBurney, phone
1422. 61
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Theta Sigma Phi Holds Tea in Honor of Pledges
Theta Sigma Phi, honorary journalistic sorority for women, was hostest at a tea given in the "Sky Parlee" of the Journalism building this afternoon from 3:30 to 5 p. m. Dr. Mahin predeat the tea table.
The ten was given in honor of the new pledges of the security: Jessie Tucker, c27, Nadine Miller, c26, and Dorothy Taylor, c27. All of the department ofquisition and alumnus members were invited to attend.
Chairmen Named for County Clubs
(Continued from page 14)
club will design the chair of
the time of organization. The chairman
named will direct this organization.
States other than Kansas are also
designated.
Chairmen Listed The chairmen are:
A. CARTER
Coffee
Alton
Archibond
Barmouth
Barron
Barrington
Birchborough
Bulloh
Charlottesville
Chattanooga
Chesterfield
Cheyenne
Clay
Claremont
Coffee
Cambridge
Cooley
Crawford
Dickinson
Dorchester
Ellsworth
Elkworth
Food
Ford
Fremont
Garry
Graham
Gray
Greenwood
Greatwood
Harvey
Hannover
Hackett
Hawthorn
Jarshow
Jersey
Jewell
Kearney
Kirkman
Lakeport
Labette
Lacewright
Lakewood
Lilin
Lyon
Lion
Mashall
Mammon
Manor
Mimosa
Montgomery
Montero
Newbury
Neenbury
Notton
Norton
Qatherine
Paine
Prince
Raphael
Romanite
Raptur
Reus
Rowe
Roebok
Roslyn
Reniel
Saint
Scotts
Swainwick
Swainston
Shawnee
Sheffield
Sherman
Sherwin
Stafford
Stanfield
Steven
Stone
Thomas
Thetford
Waldenstock
Washington
Waltham
Whitby
William
Vernadillo
Vindeton
intel
Training
surgeon
surgeon
Ishma尔
Independence, Mo.
Independence, Mo.
Shales
Chairman:
Pearson Linder
Lizard Lawyer
Lizard Lawyer
Former Ken
Joe McHillen
Howard Kauffer
Howard Kauffer
Morgan Coe
Morgan Coe
Howard Candell
Chadie Wilson
Chadie Wilson
Kimberly Knapp
Paul Swain
Paul Swain
Tom Gilmor
Buster Harron
Buster Harron
Josephine McLachlan
Josephine McLachlan
Jacqueline Hammett
Jacqueline Hammett
John Shaw
Marcia Downey
Downey Downey
Hiley Mavelli
Hiley Mavelli
Susan Suttle
Susan Suttle
Albert Jernigan
Albert Jernigan
J. E. Bhoeshe
J. E. Bhoeshe
Charles Patchen
Charles Patchen
David McKee
David McKeee
Bob Watts
Bob Watts
Thomas White
Thomas White
Jedward White
Jedward White
Russell Fisher
Russell Fisher
William Finner
William Finner
Milton Inverness
Milton Inverness
Christine Court
Christine Court
Janet Lucas
Janet Lucas
Robert Hardman
Robert Hardman
Walter Fisher
Walter Fisher
Kern Gullen
Kern Gullen
Louis Gullen
Louis Gullen
Kevin Sweet
Kevin Sweet
Daniel Sullivan
Daniel Sullivan
Jennifer Gray
Jennifer Gray
Karen McInery
Karen McInery
Grace Newberry
Grace Newberry
Lester Raule
Lester Raule
Wendy Mince
Wendy Mince
Wendy Griffin
Wendy Griffin
Jerry Smith
Jerry Smith
Wayde Grisman
Wayde Grisman
Hilary Shaw
Hilary Shaw
Lorenne Marie
Lorenne Marie
Farrell Jones
Farrell Jones
Jalane Harrison
Jalane Harrison
Harriet Weir
Harriet Weir
Ruth Walker
Ruth Walker
Marian Wilson
Marian Wilson
Ann Lee Vandegren
Ann Lee Vandegren
Maryra Dunnebrough
Maryra Dunnebrough
F. B. Haskins
F. B. Haskins
Woody Counsel
Woody Counsel
Gordon Greene
Gordon Greene
Educational
The members of the associated county clubs committee are: Raymond Nichols, chairman; Stanley Packard, president; Stephen Curran; Fred Edellson, and John Bunn.
WANTED: A congenial home for
Mexican burro. Eight months old,
and plenty smart. An asset to any
family. Call Kranman for amiss
offers.
GERMAN TUTORING, elementary and scientific, at reasonable rates; good references. See classifier. Watson library, room 204. 64
Fight 'em, Kansas!
ANYONE WANTING transportation to St. Louis Saturday, closed on do part driving, call 1407 immediately
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WE CLEAN SUITS, DRESSES AND OVERCOATS FOR $1
WANT ADS
KIRBY THE
CLEANER
Phone 420
GLO-TONE wax marcel, the kim that stay in. K, U. Beauty Parlor. 727 Mau. Phone 1028.
1107 Mass
EXPERIENCED MARCELLING—
50a. Phone 2775. 1015 Kentucky.
tf
FOR first class meals at the city lowest prices, come to the resilient Virginia Inn and be satisfied. Welcome students. if
MARCELLING, shampooing, but oil treatment, K, U. Barber Shop, Beauty Parlor, 727 Mines., phone 1028. 67
LOST—Automobile tire in front of Lazy building. Finder return to Carter Tire company, 1001 Massachusetts. Reward. TF
LOST: A Master DeMolky pin
somewhere on the campus. Finder
please return to the Kansas office.
Reward. 62
TYPING WANTED—10c per 1000
words. Phone 2235 Blue. 63
KAPPA KEY—Name Hester Vernon
Fell on back. Finder please call
*78.* 63
[FOST]—Black leather notebook. History and other class notes. Finder please call 518. 60
LOST—Blue silk umbrella left in 204 Green. Finder please leave at Kansan office or call 306K2.
LOST. "Sworn" brand fountain pen, black, with ink, probably in journalism building. Please return to Kansan business office. 63
OST: Black leather hillfold, with
VARSITY
TONIGHT --- TOMORROW
There's a Whole Month of Entertainment in
Jimmie Mitchell's Jazz Band
The first night—(smiles).
The second night—(sighs).
The third night—(oh! oh!).
with
LEWIS STONE
AND
SHIRLEY MASON
Added: Topics—News
Prices
Shows: 3----7:15----9
Mat. 10-35 Nite 10-40
name in fold. Finder may keep money in fold and receive additional reward for the return of the billfold.
Logan Walt, phone 13726. 70
LOST: Lady's black Sheaffer fountain pen, with clip attached. Reward, Call 1698 reed. 62
WANTED—Home with conenial surroundings for eight-month-old Mexican burro, Very bright for its age. An asset to any back yard. Call Kanan business office for an extraordinary proposition.
Your Necktie
RENT-A-FORD
and your hat are two articles of your apparel that need as much attention as your suit. We can take care of them all, and to your entire satisfaction.
10th and New Hampshire
Drive It Yourself
Phone 653 916 Mass.
Lawrence Steam Laundry
BOWERSOC K
TONIGHT—ALL WEEK
Come search for it with this most glorious of all pirates.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in "TheBlack PIRATE"
Come dig up—the thrill and joy of those days, when imagination ran wild with a thirst for buccaneering.
We clean everything you wear but your shoes.
To see The Black Pirate is to enjoy the thrill of thrills. Satisfy the ambition of a lifetime by being bold or a pirate's sweetheart—just for an evening.
Discovered!
Special music score played by the Bowersock concert orchestra, Earl B. Moon, Director.
A Buried Treasure of Youthful Happiness
ADVENTURE-ROMANCE
News -- Review -- Comedy
Shows: 3----7----9
Phone 383
Prices Mat. and Nite 25-50
SOON
"STELLA DALLAS"
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DE. H. RIDGING
Oculist. Fitting glasses a specialty. Tests the eye, ear, nose and throat.
None 213
P. A. U. Bldg.
Osteopathic family physician. Office at Residence. Lawrence, Kansas
Phone 455 1409 Massachusetts
DR. H. REDING
DR. H. E. EUSTACE
DR. FLORENCE DARROWS
Osteopathic Physician. Calls answered. Over
Barrie's Dr. Ring.
Phone 2597.
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Glasses Exclusively
1025 Mass.
To birthday and dinner parties. We give, with each banquet, a large birthday cake.
We Give Special Attention---at $23.75
The at Restful
Make reservation early for Thanksgiving dinners
846 Mass.
COATS
FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
Sports Coats
Sports Coats
Dress Coats
Furtures
for t r m i e d, Plaids,
fancies for trimmed
tailored sports coats
$27.50 and $29.75
Dress Coats
Ventas, nepalpillow
or Belivia, fur at
cairl and cuff,
$45.00 and $47.50
at $39.75
Several groups of coats for dress or sports will be greatly reduced.
Dress Coats—Beautiful soft pile
Materials Vanish, Velveteen and
Velsheen and Beaver. Fox or wolf trim.
Gracker blue, Autumn black, gray.
In this group are values $69.75 to 375.
Gotham Gold Stripe Silk Stockings
Chiffon or sheen, silk all the way
$4.95 to $2.50
The continued increase in the sale of Gotham Hose, the
best selling product among our customers,
is most gratifying.
Hand Bags that are new
Three Groups of Dresses
$2.95 $4.95 $5.95
Leathers of real quality, shapes that are novel. Black patent, alligator, ostrich, velvet caft, Morocco. Special prices—
14 dresses for afternoon or street.
Crepes and satins, black and newest
shades. Every one smartly styled.
Were $165 to $197.—
at $14.45
$14.45
23 Wool Dresses J
For School, Business or Sports wear,
Flannels, wool jersey,
charmines,
wool plaids, vellets,
one 2 piece. All
$16.50 values at—
18 silk or satin afternoon frock, one
or 2-piece. Were $27.50 and $29.75.
Bullene's
exclusive but extensive Kan Kansas Win? We'll Say She Kan and Will
at $21.50
THAT'S the way P. A. talks to you in the bowl of a pipe. This great national gloom-chaser stabs the darkest clouds with a ray of sunshine. Buy a tidy red tin of Prince Albert today and see. Tamp a load of this friendly tobacco into your jimmy-pipe and light up.
Cool as a sub-cellar. Sweet as the breath of fresh-cut violets. Fragrant in the tin and fragrant as you smoke it. Never a tongue-bite or a throat-parch. So mild you can hit it up from sun-up to sun-down, yet with a body that satisfies completely.
There's more philosophy in a pipe-load of P. A. than in the average Doctor's thesis. No matter what brand you are smoking now, you don't know how much your jimmy-pipe can mean to you until you pack it with good old Prince Albert. Get started now.
PRINGE ALBERT
—no other tobacco is like it!
P.A. is told overseeer of
the building, which
has its foundation and
bumping, with management
with management office.
of the bill and pitch for
the building.
$ \textcircled{2} $1926, R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C.