FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1928
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE FIVE
4.
Excitement Marks Tour in Europe of H.B. Chubb
(Gottfriedson tone page 15)
burs in Paris, the Hagueno, and Geneva.
Talks were given in each case by prominent satiremen.
From Genève the group returned to Paris, where it remained one day before calling for home.
The return trip was one of an auspicious宴会, according to Professor Glahb. Short after leaving France, he bumped overboard. He was brought back by a harbor boat. Three days later, in a dome fog, the ship collided with the British freighter Molemoly, killing all 14 people and a 100-foot gas explosion abhorsen along the B dock. Threatened panic among the passengers was averted by the ship's officers. The gash was patched in a makehift way and the
When only three days out of New York the liner ran into a hurricane which proved to be the northern edge of the Florida hurricane. While at its maximum the seas were 54 feet high and the wind had a velocity of 30 knots, I ordered to step on the injured side of the vessel it was turned away from New York and the storm. "It was while we were making this turn that I thought we were goners," Professor Chubb said, in speaking of the storm. "They poured barrel after barrel of oil in the sea in an effort to lower it back up to the water's highs." he continued. "I have been on the water quite a bit but that return trip in one experience I will never forget."
Sigma NI fraternity announces the pliding of Harlowe Hanson, c20, Lawrence.
LOST: On campus, Alpha Omicron
Pi security pin. Finder kindly leave
in this office or call K. U., 66.
20
WANT ADS
FOR RENT: Room and sleeping
parch for boys. 312 West 16th,
phone 281 white. 23
LOST: Eastern Star pin, between Corbin hill and Fraser. Sept. 20.
It could return to Corbin hall or be retired by Ruth Warrington. **18** ward.
FOR SALE: 1917 Ford touring, runs
good. See it at 922 Mo., or call
2272 black. $40.       23
BOOMS for boys. Double 816; modern house, adjacent to club house.
1817 Louisiana. 23
WANTED roommate. Very attractive extra large room; best location, home; rent reasonable. 1122 Miss., phone 1429. 23
LOST: A beaded bad, Monday morning,
containing lady's fountain pen and card entitled Verben James,
and changes. 1190 red. 19
campus and convenient to down town. 1320 Ohio, phone 2738 blue. 21
WANTED - Student library. Price
reasonable and work done satisfactorily.
Phone 2220 White. 20
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room in private family for two boys.
WANTED: Laundry, make sure anemia of student and faculty work. Call for and deliver; 1 and 2 day service. Phone 1045 black . . . 21
FOR first class meals at the city
lowest prices, come to the restful
Virginia Inn and be satisfied. Welcome
students.          if
EXPERIENCED MARCELLING 50e. Phone 2775. 1015 Kentucky
LOST — ronny night, yellow silicon
labeled "Iris." Please return to
Kansan office and no queries will
be asked.
FOR RENT: One double room, for girls or boys; close to streets. Call 1496 red. 20
GIRL STUDENT wanted, Room and board in exchange for homework.
Inquire at 530 Ohio, or elsewhere
2040. 20
WANTED: Man roommate, close to
Dressmaking, costs shortened and
relieved, Smith Hempstead and
Beauty Shop, 35371 Mass, Phone
683.
PROFESSIONAL CARDs
DR. K. RIDINGON
Oblast. Fitting planes a specialty.
the eye, ear, nose and throat.
Phone 513
P. A. U. 10th St.
DR. H. E. KENNAPLE
Osteopathic female physician; office at Rue
pleance, Lawrence, anna
Phone 465 1600 Massachusetts
DR. FLORENCE BARROW'S
Osteoporosis Physician. Call center: nurse. Dr.
Barber's Drug. Phone 2167
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Glasses Exclusively
1857 Mass.
ORPHEU M
Tonight and Saturday
Worshipipping "Tin Gods," they collapsed. "Then—he had to fight back!
Added Comedy, "A Sean Dog's Tale"
"Feiix"
Prices
Mat. 10-35
Nite 10-40
Shows: 3, 7:30, 9
BOWERSOCK
Tonight—Tomorrw
HARRY
LANGDON
— he is complained about lifting up dumbbells, but it doesn't bother her as she is sweeted!
Added—Comedy—News
—Fables
STRONG MAN
Mnt. 10-40 Nite 10-50
Showc: 3, 7:15, 9
"DUCHESS OF BUFFALO"
Now at Her Best
Constance Tatmadge
in
PEDICLESS OF BUFFALO
DON'T MISS THAT Varsity Dance
Fredricks-Kerney's Orchestra
·Direct from Europe
F. A.U. HALL Saturday, Oct. 2
$1.25 for Stags
.75 a Couple
Have you tried the Special Luncheons, Salads and Sandwiches served at
THIMBLE TEA ROOM
"Andy's"
1021-23 Mass.
Phone 619
ORCHESTRAS
UNION orchestras available in Lawrence: Thomas Johnston's, Ronald Jetmore's, Mitchell-Houchen's, and K. U. Sundogers.
BILL Ponell's orchestra available as Union organization at present, further notice to be given.
This notice is not to be construed to interpose with hiring out-of-town Union orchestras, but 30 per cent above scale and all traveling expenses must be paid.
Houses will be unable to hire Union men if at any time they hire non-Union musicians.
B. Fredrick's orchestra shall be hired under out-of-town rules until further notice is given.
(Members may obtain copy of Constitution and by Law by applying at Secretary* Office after Oct. 2,.) (A busy fine imposed upon members for playing with non-members.)
Musicians Protective Union
Local 512, A. F. of M.
81515 Mass. Lawrence, Kansas Phone 642
What it Looks Like SATURDAY-
—with the coming of Cappon and Steel, Kansas takes on a new "Era in football." We say: howdy to these coaches, and wish them a very successful season. What goes for them goes for "Cap" Zuber and team, with Washburn trailing Saturday.
—Mizzoo will meet a 'bang up team' in Tulane—and will be lucky to come out on long end of score.
- Drake and Nebraska should have a "battle royal"—with Nebraska winning.
Kansas Aggies will have no "set up" with Texas, that is, if this Texas team lives up to its past records—You can look for a close game, with no real "einch" of Aggies winning.—
Oh yes! Hart Schaffner & Mars Suits,
Top Coats, Overcoats, Stetson Hats, Manhattan Shirts, Slickers, Leather Jackets,
everything you'll need at the game and
after, here for your choosing.
If you're goin' in the Parade—how about a Nite Shirt?
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