THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
County Club Meeting Places
A general convocation is called for Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock for the purpose of organizing county and state clubs for every student in the University. Chairman have been appointed for every county, and they will preside at their respective meetings. Following is a list of the various clubs, and places of meeting:
COUNTY | CHAIRMAN | MEETING PLACE
Allen | Garlinghouse, Marjorie | 308 Fraser
Anderson | Swinger, Claire | 209 West Ad.
Atchison | Cochrane, Miriam | 203 Fraser
Barton | Kendall, Don | Praser Chapel
Barber | Fullerton, Chester | 211 C. Ad.
Bourbon | Leffler, Paul | 311 Fraser
Brown | Means, Walker | 205 Fraser
Butler | Grady, Howard | 104 Green
Chase | Davis, Elnora | 202 C. Ad.
Chautauqua | McCoy, Wayne | 203 C. Ad.
Cheokee | Field, Fred | 200 Fraser
Cheyenne | Lawless, Ruth | 104 W. Ad.
Clark | Sewers, Virgil | 205 C. Ad.
Clay | Portnum, Don | 105 E. Ad.
Cloud | Gifford, Margaret | 112 W. Ad.
Coffey | Griffin, Melvin | 210 E. Ad.
Comanche | Meyers, Claude | 110 Fraser
Cowley | Hawkins, Harry | 105 Green
Crawford | DeLong, Jessie | 312 Fraser
Decatur | Craven, Clee | Praser Rest
Dickinson | Peterson, Harriet | 105 E. Ad.
Doniphan | Pierce, Raymond | 202 Geology
Douglas | Testerman, R. E. | Gymnasium
Edwards | Hampton, Ernest | 206 C. Ad.
Elk | Harner, Ollin | 201 C. Ad.
Ellis | Madden, Susan | 208 C. Ad.
Ellsworth | O'Donnell, Kathleen | 209 C. Ad.
Finney | Morrill, Skye | 210 C. Ad.
Feard | Gold, Ruth | Snow Basement
Franklin | Marcell, Helen | 210 Fraser
Geary | Montgomery, John | 201 Gymnasium
Gove | Harrington, W. P. | Geology Lab.
Graham | Manaugh, Frank | 204 Gymnasium
Gray | Herron, Tom | Museum
Greeley | Liggitt, Harry | Museum
Greenwood | Pecht, Robert | 201 Fraser
Hamilton | Bryant, John S. | 213 C. Ad.
Harper | Titus, Andrew | Pub. Spkg. Office
Harvey | Hildreth, Ruth | Balcony, Fraser Chapel
Hodgeson | Kesper, Theorede | 110 Fraser
Jackson | Abnbuell, Edward | 102 W. Ad.
Jefferson | Huddleston, Don | 201 Blake
Jewell | Henninger, Carl | 204 Blake
Johnson | Rogers, Charles | 204 Blake
Kearney | Lite, Cecil | C. Ad. Chapel
Kingman | Nickel, Donald | 102 Blake
KIowa | Bennett, Jean | Fraser Chapel
Labette
Lane | King, Ralph | 214 C. Ad.
Leavenworth | O'Keefe, Keefe | 102 Journals
Lincoln | Cooper, Frank | 208 Blake
Limn | Classen, Ashley | 306 Fraser
Legan | Vicecoff, Lord | Fraser Chapel
Lyon | Morgan, Howard | 108 W. Ad.
Marion | Wolfinbarger, Willard | 111 E. Ad.
Marshall | Rodkey, Ruth | Geology Library
McPherson | Hawkinson, Willard | 109 E. Ad.
Meade | Holderman, Fred, Jr. | 110 Blake
Miami | McGrath, Allen | 200 Blake
Mitchell | Davis, Harold | 215 C. Ad.
Montgomery | Beverick, Barton | 211 Fraser
Morris | Coffin, James | 110 W. Ad.
Morton | Smith, Harold | Fraser Rest Room
Nemaha | Meisser, James F. | 4 Green
Neosho | Carlson, Everett | 307 Fraser
Ness | Williams, Harold | 216 C. Ad.
Norton | Matthews, Victor | 217 C. Ad.
Osage | McNalley, Joseph | 203 E. Ad.
Ohonee | Mongerger, George | 208 W. Ad.
Ottawa | Gage, Mariana | 9 E. Ad.
Pawnee | Axter, Wayne | 7 E. Ad.
Phillips | Ryther, Thomas | 6 E. Ad.
Pratt | Harkrader, Caroline | 201 E. Ad.
Rawlins | Carlson, Ernest | Fraser Rest Room
Reno | Fontron, John | 202 W. Ad.
Republic | Hogin, James | 205 W. Ad.
Rice | Sangget, Belva | 1 W. Ad.
Pottwatomie | Armstrong, David | 205 Geology
Riley | Cameron, Bert | 5 W. Ad.
Rooks | Hansen, Theorede | 217 C. Ad.
Rush | Young, Lawrence | Fraser Chapel
Russell | Nutting, Noel | Fraser Chapel
Saline | Walker, Addison | Fraser Chapel
Scott
Sedgwick | Scholenberger, Dorothy | 103 Green
Seward | Spradling, George | 218 C. Ad.
Shawnee | Reame, Joe | 106 Green
 Sheridan | Reed, Bernice | Fraser Rest
Sherman | Horton, Dorothea | Fraser Rest
Smith | Stevens, Francis | Fraser Rest
Stafford | Gates, Arthur | Fraser Chapel
Stevens | Browning, Gates | Fraser Chapel
Summer | Hackney, Roger | Fraser Rest
Thomas | Crumley, Kenneth | 209 C. Ad.
Trigo | Sweet, Leonard | Fraser Chapel
Wabainsee | Eckles, Blanche | 107 W. Ad.
Wallace | Carter, Gladys | 220 C. Ad.
Washington | Rooney, Anne | 108 E. Ad.
Wilson | Petti, Geraldine | 207 E. Ad.
Woodside | Degler, Carol | 205 E. Ad.
Wyandotte | Brotherson, Lewis | Little Theater
Kansas City, Mo.:
Westport High | Moore, Dick | Gymnasium
Northeast High | Snell, Frank B. | Gymnasium
Manual High | Duncan, Lela | Gymnasium
Central High | Saltmarsh, Louise | Gymnasium
Missouri | Brown, Robert L. | Blake Hall
Oklahoma | Willey, Pete | Geology Hall
St. Joseph, Mo.; Schurn, Agnes | Blake Lecture Room
Out of State | Gayford, Dorothy | K. U. Commons
ONLY SIXTEEN DAYS 'TILL CHRISTMAS
We can save you Cash on
GIFTS
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Thornton's Drug Store
020 Mass We Deliver Phone
929 Mass.
Student Convention to Discuss Urgent Questions of Today
Approximately Twenty-five K.U.
Delegates Will Make Trip
to Indianapolis
Approximately twenty-five student delegates from the University will attend the ninth quadrential Student Volunteer convention to assemble at Indianapolis, Ind., Dec. 28 to Jan. 1, inclusive, according to Tudzhi Tulah, M. C. A. Kerr, by request of the 2,000 delegates from the nation and 200 from foreign lands will discuss vital questions of today.
Four great issues will constitute the challenge of the convention toward Christian service, namely: international problems, racial relations, economic and industrial questions, and the Renaissance and Youth Movement. The convention will be discussed in 100 each to discuss these questions. Ted Shultz has been appointed leader of one of these groups.
Internationally recognized speakers will furnish the background for forum sessions. Drs. John R. Mott, and G. Sherwond Eddy of the International Committee of the Y. M. C. A., Dr. Cheng Ching Yi, national leader of the Shanghai Movement, and J. E. K. Aggrey, native of the Gold Coast in Africa, are some of the noteworthy speakers.
Plans for a special train carrying the Kansas delegates are being arranged by M. H. McKea of the state Y, M. C. A. The delegates from K. U. will meet at Kansas City, Mo. Mr. Shultz has not made the final arrangements as to the University delegation.
Rock Chalk Works Twice
Professor Finds Way to Heat Same Yell Again
Since it was impossible for Professor Crawford, of the history department, to attend the Thanksgiving game, he tuned in on Kansas City by radio, getting the game play by play. Suddenly through the air came
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1109 Mass.
Learn to Dance
But let's not do a thing unless we do it well. Dancing is a social science. It develops personality. Again we will all agree that if it were a choice between a splendid dancer and one who had a strong character, a personality, and a winning way;
Social Classical
Wet Wet Imperfect
Fox Trot Character
Tango Ballet
DeWatteville - Fisher School of Dancing Phones: 2762; Res. 2762K2
(Continued tomorrow)
BOWERSOCK THEATRE
The Fun Show of the World, and
this Time
One Night Theatres, Dec. 13
Common-Sense Prices
50c, 75c, $1.00, and a few at $1.50
On Sale Tuesday; Dec. 11
The explanation is that sound travels through the air at the rate of about 1100 feet a second, electrical speed is 345 miles per second through space at the speed of 186,000 miles a second. It is 80 miles to Kansas City and back. The "Rock Chalk" was sent to Kansas City and in approximately 1-200 of a second.
WANT ADS
Professor Crawford's house is a little over a mile from Stadium field. Since sound travels about 1100 feet, once it took five seconds for the "Rock Chalk" from the field to reach Professor Crawford's house.
the famous old "Rock Chalk." Just at the moment the yell finished, Professor Crawford stepped out onto the porch, and within four second heard the same "Rock Chalk" coming through the air from Stadium field. In other words as Professor Pattert heard it eventually heard it before he heard it."
Professor Crawford has one of the best receiving sets in Lawrence, getting different points in Canada and Cuba with only a fifteen inch loop. The other night he heard a program playing on his television another serial, ground or loop connections. Professor Crawford made the set himself.
LOST—Tortoise shell glasses some time Thursday. Return to Kansan Office or call 1619 Blue. tf
MOTHERS — Ladies, experienced,
will care for children in your home,
day or night for very small fee.
Reference. Phone 1591. D11
FOR SALE—L. C. Smith typewriter,
inquire E. F. Heiperman, Ins.
Bldg. D12
FOR RENT — Seven-room house
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DRS. WELCH AND WELCH, The Chiro-
neurology. Published by
the Library.
Phone 118.
O. R. C. ALBRIGHT, chirotherapist. Op-
sistry and examination free.
O. R. A. HULTE, Perkins Building. Tele-
PROTCH
The College Tailor
833 Mass. St.
We have the only Engrafting Press in the city. Save time by having your work done at home.
Christmas Cards Are Ready
thoroughly modern, double garage,
close to University and Memorial
High School. 200 W. 15th, phone
2537. D16
A. G. A L R I C H
736 Mass. St.
LOST—A gold trimmed Conklin fountain pen. Finder kindly return to Business office at Fraser.
FOUND pair tortoise-shell glasses in case marked, "Dr. H. Marshall, Oculist, Hertington, Kan." Owner may claim by paying for this ad.
WANTED—Washing and ironing to
come. Call 1359.
N9 FOR SALE-One three-tube radio
set, a one-tube radio set, and a
Shaue player-piano. Phone 2107
White.
FOR RENT - Some nice newly furnished rooms for boys at 304 W 14th, with board or without. A comfy home for you - come and see
Learn to dance before Christmas.
DeWatteville-Fischer, phone 2762 tf
Wilson Beauty shop now open at
Wilson drug store, 643 Mass. st.
phone 31 for appointment, Mrs. Chas
H. Wilson.
D-10
University Shining Parlor moved to a new location at 1344 Tenn. St. "Let us Shine your Shoes"
"Let us Shine your Shoes"
Bowersock Theatre
Tomorrow
Night
Prices: 75c - $1.00 - $1.50 - $2.00 plus tax
Good Seats Still Available at Box Office
UNIVERSITY CONCERT COURSE
Renee Chemet
EMINENT FRENCH VIOLINIST
"Second only to Kreisler"-N. Y. Evening Sun
ROBINSON GYMNASIUM
Tuesday Evening, Dec. 11
8:20 o'clock
Single Admissions — $2.00 and $1.50
Tickets on Sale at
Round Corner Drug Store
Business Office — Fraser
Office — School of Fine Arts
Moved!
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