THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1926
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THREE
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Geltch Gives Special Musical Number at Y.W.C.A.Vespers
Coming Financial Campaign and Plans for Interest Groups Are Discussed
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A violin solo, "Ave Marina" by Prof Waldemar Gellch of the School of Fine Arts, was the special musical number at the Y. W. C. A., a vespeler in Fresher chapel Tuesday after afternoon. He was accompanied by Mrs. Gellch.
The services of worship was lead by Marjory Day. The theme of the meeting was a consideration of the intergroup interests, and the time, energy, and effort which will be needed to carry out the year's program successfully.
Dorothy Rosebrough was in charge of the presentation of the interest groups. More than one hundred women have already decided on their preference and turned in the questions.
The groups are not complete or closed, however, and anyone may decide at any time to join one of the groups, or whom interested in the same question may form a group around it.
Out of the 22 suggested questions, 16 definite groups have been requested. The one on personality was the most popular, and the others showed much variety—how can I live on 24 hours a day? What is college doing to me?
How can I have a better time? Is there any connection between the Passive strike and my new fall clothes? What can an intelligent person believe about prayer? What shall I read this winter? My prejudices, personal race, class—where did I get them?
Shall I take the Bible literally or seriously? May I find religion in great English poems? What do peo ple see in Europe? Do I know why I'm a "Christian"? Why read biography? Would I like to be a member of an Interracial commission? How do I decide on my life work?
The association officially approved the campaign of the Y, W. C. A. which is to begin on Monday Oct. 11. It instructed Eunice Hauge, finance chairman, to proceed with the plans. Alice Fearing is in charge of the campaign, who is interested should have wired at Honeley house or see her.
University Students Wed
University Students Wed
Annual University
marriage of the marriage of Dorothy Fulbrer, A. B. 28, and Harold W. Browen, a student in the School of Law and a member of Anaconda fraternity. They were all made friends who will make our home in Lawrence.
Olga Fulton, c28, was elected to Quack club at the regular business meeting of the club which was held last night.
Used Ford Cars
1920 Roadster; runs. Worth our price, $40.
1919 Tudor Sedan. Rubber
fair; runs good, priced $55.
1920 Touring. Lots service in this car. Oour price, $30.
1915 Randeter has recently had
$72 work put on it. Our
price to you, $85.
3 good chassis; tires good,
mechanically O. K.
1925 Coupe. Tires good, new paint, car A-1, very reasonable.
14224 Tucker Sedan. Good throughout. Our price to you, $295.
1925 Touring. Right everyway,
priced low.
Terms to Suit
SPANISH and French Litoring, Low rates. Phone 1619 White. 28
WANT ADS
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modern home. No other rooms
Call 1790 White. 945 Ind. 28
Authorized Ford Dealers
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purchase for rent. 25
1. LOST: Glasses in leather case with A, J. Baconburg, Horton, King, coase, between 14th and Tennessean and Wake library. Fincher, date 128
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Constance Talmadge
“Duchess of Buffalo”
Tomorrow-Saturday
Does a Career take the place of Romance in a girl's life? A ? fan cinicking problem, hilarious conplications, and a surprising education—in Norman Shearer's govt sees follow-up "Ws Secretary."
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Mat. 10-40 Night 10:50
Shows 3,7:30,9
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MARCELING, shimppooing, hot oil
treatments, K. U., Barber Store,
Benny Parker, 727 Mass., Phone
1029. 45
FOR first class meals at the city
highest prices, come to the resortful
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
FOOTWEAR AND SUNGLASS
DR. B. HERING
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the eye care, ointment and shampoo.
Phone 513-620-8722; F. A. U. Bldg.
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Barrier's Drugs. Phone 2307.
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Frank Vaughn, Proprietor
students at the Sorbonne,
who stroll daily along the
Boulevard St. Germain,
speaking French with wonder-
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and who gather in the thick Parisian atmosphere of the Cafe des Deux Magots, where there's no extra tax on gestures—
wear a style of dress start-
lingly different from that of
the townsfolk. It's a style
they've chosen themselves—
and no one else in Paris dares
to wear it!
College men themselves have dictated the style—it has a carefree swagger found in no other clothes. Men come to us for Society Brand college clothes because they carry out this college idea with more distinction than any others. I, e., they are absolutely correct in cutl
Here in America we don't carry the colors quite so far, perhaps (their jackets have purple and orange stripes), but our idea's the same. Our college clothes are more distinguished, and just as unmistakable.
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One Kiss To Save A Nation!
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REDUCED RATES
to
Topeka
and the
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Round trip fare from Lawrence to Topeka now $1.15. One way fare, 70c.
Round trip fare from Lawrence to the Kansas
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Buses leave Lawrence for Topeca at 7:55, 8:40,
9:25, 10:10, 10:55, 11:40 a. m., and 12:25, 11:10,
1:55, 2:40, 3:25, 4:10, 4:55, 5:40, 6:25, 7:10, 7:55,
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Buses leave Lawrence for The Kauai Cities at 7:00, 7:45, 8:30, 9:15, 10:00, 10:45, 11:30 p. m., and 12:15, 1:00, 1:45, 2:30, 3:15, 4:00, 4:45, 5:30, 6:15, 7:05, 7:45, 9:05, 10:30 p. m., and 12:30 a. m.
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