THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
BY THE WAY
Phi Kappa announces the pliding of Steve Sherridan of Paola and Raymond J. Dyer, of Chanute.
Kappa Sigma entertains with a Pledge Dance Friday evening at the chapter house.
The Calendar for Autumn
Sept. 1. Commutation rates go up to
Sept. 2. Commuters give up to
Sept. 2. Commuters give up to tobacco aand newspapers.
Sept. 3. Government heaves sympathetic sigh.
Sept. 15. Coal prices boosted.
Oct. 1. Householders abandon fur
races.
Oct. 7. Department of Justice deprecates profiteering.
Oct. 9. Kerosene and wood leap in price.
Oct. 10. Public gives up motoring and movies.
Oct. 17. Department of Justice frowns darkly.
Oct. 21. Cost of woolen clothing
soars.
Oct. 22. Public goes without hats, shoes, and gloves.
shoes, and gloves.
Oct. 30. Department of Justice
twits profiteers.
Nov. 1. Meat prices leap skyward
Nov. 4. Consumers quit using butte-
t and telephones.
Nov 18, Department of Justice hints it may start probe.
Nov. 23. Bread takes a big jump in price.
Nov. 24. Consumers give up electric lights and collars.
Nov. 30, Department of Justice official raises warning finger, slightly. —N. H. in the Brooklyn Eagle.
TEADANCE
SATURDAY
Sept. 18-3 to 6
SAUNDERS
SAUDERS and five pieces featuring John Youngberg on the Clarinet.
F. A.U. HALL
A Bit Complicated
It is necessary now and then to remind city dwellers what season it is, in spite of its existence, it is now September, in spite of the fact that it is mid-summer in the clothing sales, early spring in the movies, and the dead of winter in the millinery shops.
—Kansas City Star.
Basil Church, A.B.20, advertising manager of the Augusta Gazette, has been employed to coach football and an injured in the Augusta High School.
The Sunday School classes of the First Presbyterian Church for University students will meet at Westminster Hall Sunday morning at 10 a.m. The Sunday School class is being redecorated and will not be completed until September 26, when
services in the church will be resumed as usual. J.W.Boyer, University Pastor.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Old members of the Women's Glee Club who wish to try out for the club will meet in Room 12, Administration Building, Monday at 4:30 o'clock, where who wish to try out for Tuesday and Wednesday at the same time.
Entomology Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the office of Prof. S. J. Hunter, in Dyche Museum. Fred of D. Butcher, Press.
University women needing financial assistance can learn of good living accommodations at a nominal price by applying to Dr. Alberta Corbin's office.
The headquarters of the Y. W. C A. are in Myers.Hall.
The churches of Lawrence will extend a cordial welcome to all students, especially first year students, at the services on Sunday, September 19th.
Jay Hawk Cafe
RAY & HARRY
Corner 14th and Ohio
Our big new fountain is equipped to serve you quickly
Men's Glee Club tryouts, Thursday and Friday 4 to 6. Room 115. Central Administration Building.
All interested in band tryouts may meet Prof. S. Z. Herb from 10 to 11:30 and from 1:30 to 5 in Room
502 Fraser Hall on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Members of last year's Women's Glee Club meet in Room 12 in the School of Fine Arts, at 4:30 Thursday.
Presbyterian Mixer at Westminster Hall, 8:00 o'clock Friday evening. All Presbyterian students and their friends are cordially invited.
The Kuku Kian will hold its first in Room 201, Fraser. All who wish meeting of the year next Tuesday to be active members this year must night, September 21, at 7:15 o'clock be present. Lloyd Young, president.
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PARTY DRESSES
THE BEAUTY THAT THEY POSSESS AND GIVE TO THE WEARER ISBEYONDEXPRESSION.
COME IN NOW AND SELECT YOURS WHILE OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.
THESE CHARMING AND DAINTY DRESSES CONVEY THE LATEST AND NEWEST EFFECTS OF THE SEASON.
WEAVER'S
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS COME TO CHURCH SUNDAY!
THE CHURCHES OF LAWRENCE BID YOU WELCOME
FIND YOUR CHURCH AND ATTEND ITS SERVICES REGULARLY
Morning Services 11 a. m. Evening 8 p. m.
Except Catholic and Episcopal
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ... Corner Eighth and Kentucky
Rey, Frank Jennings, Pastor
NINTH ST. BAPTIST CHURCH...Corner Ninth and Ohio
(Colored) Rev. G, N. Jackson, Pastor
PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ... 925 Vermont
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Corner Tenth and Kentucky Rev. M. Lee Sorey, Pastor
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Corner Tenth and Vermont Chaplain Evan A. Edwards, Pastor
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION ... Corner Tenth and Conn.
Rey, J. K. Young. Pastor
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH ... Corner Eleventh and New Hamp.
Rev. N. D. Goehring, Pastor
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Corner Tenth and Vermont Rev. S. S. Kline, Pastor
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ... Corner Ninth and Vermont
Dr. F. A. Bleck, Pastor
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Corner Sixth and Maine
Rev, P. B. Lawson, Pastor
ST. LUKES AFRICAN METHODIST CHURCH... Corner Ninth and New York Rev, Smith, Pastor
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH...Corner Seventh st.
Rev. McCufferty, Pastor.
ST. JOHN's CATHOLIC CHURCH 1220
Father James Woolsey
UNITARIAN CHURCH ... Corner Twelfth and Vermont
Mark Mohler, Pastor
"DON'T BREAK THE HOME TIES"