UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
NOVEMBER 27,1917.
Good Ship Jayhawker Will Make 1917 Season's Last Trip Thanksgiving
500 K. U. Followers of Grand Old Game to Watch Kansas Humble Missouri
Rooters To Go Wednesday
Cheerleader, Band. Freshmar Squad, and Lots of Enthusiasm Goes On Special Train
The last cruise of the good ship Jayhawker in foreign waters during the 1917 season will start Thursday when Kansans, 500 strong, invade the port of the Missourians Thanksgiving day.
Kansas rooters realize that the amount of enthusiasm in the K. U. sections of the stands at Columbia will go a long way toward winning the game and many students who had not counted on making the trip, have now decided to substitute Tiger meat for the Thanksgiving dinner at home.
"Let's have lots of fight and we'll tie a double knot in the Tiger's tail Thursday," are the final instructions of Cheerleader Rusty Friend to the Jayhawk coterie which will board the Jayhawk special for Columbia Wednesday. The cheerleaders left with the team this morning to prepare the way for the entrance of the rooters into the Tiger camp early Thursday morning.
There will be no special train but many of the rooters will leave tomorrow night at 8:40 o'clock over the Santa Fe railroad, for there will be special equipment on this train. Two to four cars will be run atight during the trip, and a road out of Kansas City, the train arriving there early Thursday morning. The round trip fare to Columbia including the war tax will be $6.17. The tickets to the game are in office and will be on sale on the train that leaves here Wednesday night, at $2 and $2.50.
By the Way—
Davis-Crawford
Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Florence Lillian Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Davis of Topeka, to Capt. Hugh Crawford of Company A, 110th Kansas Engineers. The wedding took place at the Wedding, November 24, at the Bristol church in Lawton, Okla. They will live in Lawton as long as captain Crawford is stationed at Camp Donibah.
Miss Davis is a graduate of National Park Seminary, Washington D.C. and a member of the Theta Sigma Rho sorority, founded from the University last spring and is a member of the Sigma Chi fraternity.
Kappa Phi Club
Engagement Announced
Kappa Phi College will meet this evening at 7 o'clock in Myers Hall. There will be a special program in which the missionaries who are employed in the foreign fields of Peru, China, Italy, India and Chile, by the Force stonary society, the Methodist will be represented and a short sketch of the life and work of each will be presented. All members and pledges are urged to be present.
Engagement Announced
Announcement has just been made of the engagement of Josephine Martin of Kansas City to Amin Barteldes of Lawrence and Martin was graduated from the University last year as a member of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Mr. Barteldes graduates from the school of Law this year and is a member of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity.
The Sigma Nu fraternity will entertain with a dance at the house Friday night, November 30.
The Varsity Cafe
Under New Management
Strictly Home Cooking Served in First Class Style
Chili (Big Bowl)...10c
Meals ...30c
Come where you can get the Best
The Finance Committee of the University War Council has decided upon the policy of publishing the subscriptions to the Students Friendship War Association, and will bear regularly in the Kansas.
Is Your Name Here?
$25.00 - Professors Ida H. Hyde,
Elizabeth B. Sprague, Sipruca
H. McKeevy, Mackeyer,
C. C. Williams, W. O. Hamilton,
Miss Lillian (increase), Miss
Lillian, Mr. J. B. (increase),
Miss Lillian
$100.00 - Dean J. W. Green $250.00 from
the American Cancer Society.
Davenport Council (uniparty). W. G. A.
American Cancer Society.
C. D. McLAUGHLIN, Proprietor.
$2.00-$4.00 Professionals  R. D. O'Leary
$6.00-$8.00 Professionals  R. D. O'Leary
smith, Mike Noll  Bursa $5.00-in-
come
$17.00 - Professors W, A. Whitaker,
C. A. Dykstra, Emily V. Bierger, Gee,
O. Jones, Cohen; Misses Anita
Humphrey, Lena Leah, Louse NIKON
( $5.00 increase)
$13.00—Prof. G, W. Stratton.
$10,000—Professors, H. C. Allen, E. M. Briggs, F. W. Bruckleman, S. G. Bill, W. A. Griffith, Wm. H. S. Hakking, W. A. Griffith, Wm. N. Shekling, Anma Mairh, Wm. Norris, Elise Nouces-Schander, A. T. Walker, Eather Ether, A. F. Swenson, Cora M. Downs, F. R. Hamilton, Josephine M. Burham, Shawn L. Saughton, Mary G. Mullin, Shawn Bryant; Mrs. Mary G. Whits, Arthur Bruden, Misses Arnes L. Euther, F. Swenson, Cora M. Downs, F. R. Hamilton, Josephine M. Burham, Shawn L. Saughton, Mary G. Whits, Arthur Bruden, Misses Arnes L. Euther, F. Swenson, Cora M. Downs, F. R. Hamilton, Josephine M. Burham, Shawn L. Saughton, Mary G. Whits, Arthur Bruden, Misses Arnes L. Euther, F. Swenson, Cora M. Downs, F. R. Hamilton, Josephine M. Burham, Shawn L. Saughton, Mary G. Whits, Arthur Bruden, Misses Arnes L. Euther, F. Swenson, Cora M. Downs, F. R. Hamilton, Josephine M. Burham, Shawn L. Saughton, Mary G. Whits, Arthur Bruden, Misses Arnes L. Euther, F. Swenson, Cora M. Downs, F. R. Hamilton, Josephine M. Burham, Shawn L. Saughton, Mary G. Whits, Arthur Bruden, Misses Arnes L. Euther, F. Swanson, Cora M. Downs, F. R. Hamilton, Josephine M. Burham, Shawn L. Saughton, Mary G. Whits, Arthur Bruden, Misses Arnes L. Euther, F. Swanson, Cora M. Downs, F. R. Hamilton, Josephine M. Burham, Shawn L. So
Sensation of the Hour
The story of a man who cursed this country, then blessed it.
**EWDARB EYKERT B**
strapes. Recognized by
gripping stories over written,
and a brilliant cast.
Herbert and
a brilliant cast.
A message to patrons.
A picture that every American gets especially—should see. A picture that will enthrall you--thrill you and patriotic fever--will happy you in an American.
H, L. Robinson, Geo. W, Rourke, H. O, Sheldley, Harold G, Standly, Clyde, Crowe, M. C., Macdonald, C. Todd, L. O, Tanney, Warren F, Wattles, Carl Winn, Wm. Ascendor, Adolph Joseph, H. O, Delaney, Herbert M. McCock, Moe, Gordon B. Thompson
VARSITY THEATRE
Thanksgiving Day
Cargill Sproull, of Lawrence, a senior in the University last year, has passed the examination of the aviation corps in the regular army and naval forces. He was one of one of the 40 per cent that passed in the examination.
Former Track Athlete- Journalist Joins Aviation
Sproull was a great miler at K. U., having won three letters on the track team. He was a member of the Kansas Board for two years. Since leaving school, Sproull has been a devoted member of the Lawrence Journal-World.
Filtered water is a joy deceiver —order McNish's accreated distilled water. Phone 198.—Adv.
Why Thankful This Year?
Y, W. Discussion, Tuesday
Is there any reason to be especially thankful this year? The women of K. U, will discuss this question Tuesday at the Department of Marine Science meeting of the Y. W. C. A.
The Rev. E, A. Bleck, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, of Lawrence, will give a short address on "Why We Should Be Thankful This Year." There will be opportunity for discussion by the women of the audience.
Mary Nicholson, chairman of the religious meetings committee, will have charge. Tea will be served before the address, by members of the social committee. A special invitation is extended to every woman on the Hill, student or faculty member, to come to this meeting.
Remember the folks at home by taking or sending a box of flowers for Thanksgiving from the Flower Shop, 825 $1. Mass. St. Phone 621-.Adv.
JEWELRY
No One Has the Right To Be Conceited-
BUT
The Wearer of
Gustafson
JEWELRY Does Come Pretty Close to Having the Privilege of Strutting Around As Proud as a Turkey—
Because Quality and Distinction Are There!
TODAY ONLY
TODAY ONLY
"The Apple-Tree Girl"
Featuring SHIRLEY MASON
Did you ever try to influence your destiny by realizing any one of these three problems? viz: First—"How can I make everybody like me?" Second—"How can I make myself famous?" Third—"How can I marry a millionaire?"
Admission 10 cents
War Tax 1 cent
WEDNESDAY NORMA TALMADGE IN
"THE LAW OF COMPENSATION"
GRAND OPERA COMPANY
Grand Opera in Lawrence Next Saturday—BOWERSOCK ONE DAY ONLY, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1st. TWO OPERAS ONLY.
First visit to this city of America's Largest, Most Distinguished and Complete Touring Organization one hundred artists—Large and Beautiful Singing Chorus—Magnificent Scenic and Costuming Effects—Traditional Stage Settings—Complete Grand Opera Orchestra—Twenty World Famous European and American Opera Stars—Twenty. Presenting upon a plane of Metropolitan splendor, the following operas: SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 2:15, TALES OF HOFFMAN, EVENING at 8:15, FAUST. Introducing two separate and distinct casts of leading artists.
SEAT SALE BEGINS WEDNESDAY MORNING—Nov. 28th—8 a.m. at Round Corner Drug Store. PRICES—All parquet, $2.00; 1st 4 rows balcony, $1.50; next 4 rows balcony, $1.10; all 2nd balcony, $50c. Ten per cent war tax on each ticket in addition.
-comfort and economy in a tourist sleeper to California
You save about one-half as compared with standard sleeper.
If you go Santa Fe you do not sacrifice anytime,because one of our fastest trains carries tourist sleepers.
Fred Harvey dining rooms and lunch counters will save you money on meals.
Grand Canyon of Arizona is on your Santa Fe way to California. Stop it this trip.
Let me tell you more about tourist sleepers via the Santa Fe to Sunny California.
W. W. BURNETT, AGT.
Phone 32
Lawrence, Kansas
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