THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
County Club Meeting Places
A general convocation is called for Friday morning at 10 o'clock for the purpose of organizing county and state clubs for every student in the University. Temporary chairmen have been Dr. pointed for every county, and they will preside at their respective meetings. Following is the list of the various clubs, their chairmen, and places of meeting:
COUNTRY | CHAIRMAN | MEETING PLACE
Allen | Virgil Wilts | 308 Fraser
Atchison | Milton Cummings | 203 Fraser
Anderson | Hazel Krauss | 209 W. Ad.
Burke | Helen Schroeder | 211 C. Ad.
Baron | Francis Russell | Fraser Chapel
Bourbon | A. Kenneth Harrar | 311 Fraser
Brown | Dannon C. McCall | 206 Fraser
Butler | Raymond A. Leydig | 104 Green
Chase | Harry B. Staufar | 202 C. Ad.
Chauntqua | William E. Sproul | 203 C. Ad.
Kochice | Fred M. Field | 200 Fraser
Cheyenne | Vivian McDonald | 104 W. Ad.
Clay | Harvey E. Osborne | 205 C. Ad.
Clay | Louis Breedberg | 105 E. Ad.
Cloud | Perry Johns | 112 W. Ad.
Coffey | Dwight Norris | 210 E. Ad.
Comanche | Claude Myers | 110 Fraser
Cowley | Margaret Wallace | 103 Green
Crawford | Bob Lemon | 112 Fraser
Decatur | Cleo Craven | Fraser Rest
Dickinson | J. Birnace Engle | 106 E. Ad.
Douglas | Paul Endacott | Gymnasium
Edwards | Hazel Burgess | 206 C. Ad.
Elk | Verne Simmons | 201 C. Ad.
Ellis | Reece Cave | 208 C. Ad.
Ellsworth | Kathleen O'Donnell | 200 C. Ad.
Finney | Margaret L. Miller | 210 C. Ad.
Ford | Louis Miller | Snow Basement
Franklin | Sidney Harris | 210 Fraser
Geary | John Montgomery | 200 Gyn.
Gove | Freel G. Snart | 211 C. Ad.
Graham | Frank S. Manaugh | 204 Gyn.
Gray | Ward B. Ebner | Museum
Greely | Harry M. Lieggett | Museum
Greenwood | Marissa Bright | 201 Fraser
Hannibal | Elizabeth Berg | 213 C. Ad.
Harper | Helen Haskin | Pub. Spk. Office
Hootson | Gerald W. Foley | 110 Fraser
Jackson | Elizabeth Moore | 102 W. Ad.
Jefferson | Joseph E. Wyatt | 200 Blake
Jewell | June Judy | 109 W. Ad.
Johnson | John M. Hadley | 204 Blake
Kearney | Cecel Pae | Fraser Rest
Kinneman | Donald A. Explington | 102 Blake
Known | Adley E. Snarks | Fraser Chapel
Lodge | H. C. Pile | 110 Journ.
Land | Sherman A. DeLaney | 214 C. Ad.
Leavenworth | Koefe O'Keefe | 162 Journ.
Lincoln | Wim J. Slover | 203 Blake
Linn | Ashley G. Classen | 306 Fraser
Lyon | Stanley Spencer | Fraser Rest
Lyon | John F. Griffiths | 108 W. Ad.
Marion | Willard A. Wolfbarger | 111 E. Ad.
McPherson | George Stapln | 109 W. Ad.
Mende | Margaret Wilson | 110 Blake
Miami | G. B. Greene | 206 Blake
Michellet | Wm. Patrick Courry | 215 C. Ad.
Montgomery | Barney Burcher | 211 Fraser
Morris | Marie Jones | 110 W. Ad.
Norton | Violet Thompson | Fraser Rest
Nenaha | William Tenniel | 4 Green
Neosoh | Raymond Dyer | 307 Fraser
Nessa | Ted Reeves | 216 C. Ad.
Norton | Gladys Hicks | 217 C. Ad.
Osage | Lee McNallery | 203 E. Ad.
Ohorne | Louis Gilber | 208 W. Ad.
Ottawa | Carrie Knoar | 9 E. Ad.
Pearce | Grant Wagner | 7 E. Ad.
Phillips | Alice Charvat | 6 E. Ad.
Pratt | Ross Barton | 201 E. Ad.
Rawlins | Glen Greason | Fraser Rest
Reno | William Brehm | 202 W. Ad.
Reubble | William Perry | 206 W. Ad.
Rice | Harry Hendon | 7 I. Ad.
Riley | Hartlett Landrom | 5 W. Ad.
Rooks | John Slaxon | 217 C. Ad.
Rush | Andrew Olio | Fraser Rest
Ruell | Joel Ruppenthal | Fraser Chapel
Selina | John J. McLean | Fraser Chapel
Seligwick | Edward Henley | 108 Green
Scott | Mildred Hines | Fraser Rest
Seward | George Sprading | 218 C. Ad.
Shawnee | Joe Ream | 100 Green
Sheridan | Lloyd Cooper | Fraser Rest
Sherman | Orphan Harding | Fraser Rest
Smith | Mildred Alfred | 206 W. Ad.
Stafford | Georgia Myri Hart | Fraser Chapel
Stevens | August Hackney | Fraser Rest
Summer | Roger Hackney | Fraser Chapel
Thomas | Kenneth Crumly | 219 C. Ad.
Trego | Gilbert Greenwood | Fraser Chapel
Walaumae | John Kistler | 107 W. Ad.
Wallace | Minnell Larson | 220 C. Ad.
Washington | Bert Church | 108 E. Ad.
Woodson | Paul Lamb | 203 E. Ad.
Wilson | Larra Cowdrey | 207 E. Ad.
Wyndotte | Marion McDonald | Little Theatre
St. Joseph Mo. | Katharyn Kennedy | Blake Theater Rest
Westport High | Jack P. Brown | Gymnasium
Central High | Branford Crenshaw | Gymnasium
Northwest High | Branford Crenshaw | Gymnasium
Manual High | Emerson Norton | Gymnasium
Missouri | Jrene Peabody | Blake Hall
Okahoma | Orville Bradley | Geology
Bowersock Theatre
Wed., Thurs.
Shows—2:30-4:00-7:30-9:00 p.m.
Is Love Worth $50,000.00?
MAE MURRAY
"BROADWATER Gorgeous Gowns, stupendous sets, and a love story of deep love."
also
Ham Hamilton in "The Educator"
Adults 33 cts Children 10 cts
Vaccination Before Christmas Vacation Urged By Dr. Smith
Cases of Small-pox This Year Fewer But More
Severe
Get vaccinated immediately, Dr. E. Smith of the University Hospital Staff advises students. "It is necessary that this be done before Christmas vacation in order to prevent a possible increase in cases of smallpox during the vacation period," he says.
The reported cases of small-px this year have been fewer than those of last year. Between 30 and 40 percent of the cases last year proved fatal. This year, according to an official publication of the American Medical Association, the percentage of fatalities will be even greater. Doctor Smith makes the estimate at 50 per cent.
Denver is suffering from a very severe epidemic of small-pox which is now in the later stages. In order
Although doctors declared 100 years ago that vaccination against small-pox would confer the same immunity to a person as would an attack of the disease, a prominent physician of Denver has stated, that they have not yet seen evidence that public will press the public with the great value of the vaccination treatment.
to stamp out the epidemic vaccination has been made compulsory.
Hospital staff, sketched the progress of a typical case of small-pox. At first, the conditions are similar to a severe case of the grievous disease of the body, accompanied by headache and a high fever. After several days a breakout occurs and the fever recedes temporarily. About nine days thereafter a second fever appears after six weeks from the run centers in the skin. Survival of this danger period assures recovery.
"I let me emphasize that both smallblood and typoid fever are absolutely unnecessary and preventable," said Doctor Smith. "If the proper precautions are taken, I will not insult and insure respectively for the two diseases. I think that it would
DEMONSTRATION!
Dr. Turner's
Toilet Goods
Mrs. Patterson, special representative from the Dr. Turner Laboratory, will be here for several days demonstrating these well known Toilet Preparations. She will be glad to answer any questions you may wish to ask in regard to skin treatment.
Turners cold cream powder is water proof and perspiration proof, does not streak. $81.00$.
Turners cleaning massage, erasing the black heads and leaves the skin soft and smooth. Put up in two sizes, large size three times as much. Each 50c and $1.00.
Turners, complexion cream whitens and softens, acts as an astringent, a jar 50c.
Turners Mud Lava a wonderful beach erasing all blemishes of the skin. Ask to have this demonstrated. A large jar 81.50.
Turners Tooth Paste prevents Pyrrohea. A tube 50c.
Lemon hand letter, one of the best you ever used. You cannot afford to be without it. 50c.
Turners double cold cream compact with Orange rouge.
Each $1.50.
Turners rouge in five shades. Each 50c.
Turners dandruff eradicator, beautifies the hair, a bottle 50c.
Turners Lairy powder, very soothing. A box $1.00.
We are exclusive agents for Turners Goods.
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be a wise thing if the state legislature would make these two preventative measures compulsory for every person."
F. I. Carter
F. I. Carter
1025 Mass. Phone 1051
The A. A. U. W. will meet at the Faculty University Club on Su urday December 9, at 3 o'clock. Professor Patterson of the history department visited this trip this summer to the Orient. His subject will be "China and Japan."
K. U. Man at Rave' Conference
K, U. Mun at Boys' Conference,
Ruffs Case, c24, a member of the
University of Kansas at Manhattan
during the Older Boys' Conference,
held December 2 and 3. The conference is attended by high school boys with a few representative especially invited from the colleges and universities.
FOR SALE-- $200 *Leola-Stewainy*
victoria. A-1 condition. $100. Call
nct 1121. Ky; 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. E. W. Allen.
D-14.
WATKINS NATIONAL BANK
C. H. Tucker, President
C. A. Hill, Vice-President and
Chairman of the Board.
CAPITAL $100,000.00 SURPLUS $100,000.00
SURPLUS $100,000.00
D. C. Asher, Cashier
Dick Williams, Assistant Cash.
W. E. Hazen, Assistant Cash.
DIRECTORS
C. H. Tucker, C. A. Hill, D. C. Ashar, L. V. Müller, T. C. Green
J. C. Moore, S. O. Bishop
JEWELRY is the gift of a lifetime often handed down from generation to generation as priceless heirlooms. And here you'll find the gift that will fulfill her every desire.
Here's everything in gifts from the most inexpensive to the finest of gems in an attractive variety that makes selection a pleasure.
Sustafson
Where Laughter Reigns And Joy it Pours
Varsity Theatre
Wednesday and Thursday
Adults 33c Children 10c
Shows, 2:30, 4:00, 7:30 and 9:00 p.m.
HAROLD LLOYD in Grandma's Boy His first 5 part feature
THE LAUGH OF THE PARTY Each scene a scream Each bit a hit Each reel a riot LLOYD'S LAUGHS LAST!
ORIGINALITY in Comedy— NOVELTY in Story— SURPRISE in Climax.
LA U G H T E R
all the way.
A howl at the
finish.