UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TODAY
"THE COLLEGE THEATRE"
The AURORA
THE PATCHWORK GIRL OF OZ
First Show 7:15 IN FIVE REELS Second Show 8:35
LAWRENCE
Business College
MRS. LUCAN
Largest and best equipped business colleges in Kansas. School occupies 2 floors of space. STENO TYPE or shorthand by machine. Write for sample of Stenotype notes and a catalog
Bell 929 846 Mass
Dress Making and Ladies' Tailor ing, also dancing frecks
Francisco & Co.
Livery, Hacks and Garage
812 VERMONT STREET
Phone 139
K. U.
Barber Shop and Bath Rooms
The Only Electric Massage Machine in the City
777 Massachusetts Street
Razors Honed.
Ground and Exchanged W. F. Weise, Prop.
Go to the
HOME BAKERY
For Good Things to En C. M. Williamson 933 Mass. St
Merchants
National Bank
Watkins National Bank
Capital $100,000 Surplus & profits $100,000 The Student Deposit
F. I. CARTER
1025 Mass.
A Good Place to Eat at
Typewriters, Stationery and Engineers' Supplies.
Anderson's Old Stan Johnson & Tuttle Proprietors
Across from Kress Store 916 Mass
SANITARY CAFE
A Nice Clean Place to Eat
LUNCHES—SHORT ORDER
COAL!
Orley M. Smith
- BOTH PHONES 435—746 VERMONT
WOOD!
WE DO—
Developing and Printing
McCulloch's Drug Store
Student Headquarters for
fruits, candies, and cigars
900 Miss : Windmill Grocery : Both Phones 413
BOWLING ALLEY 714 MASS.
BURT WADHAMS
"College Inn Barber Shop"
CLOSED FOR ALL FOOTBALL GAMES
C. W. Steeper
Cleaning, Pressing and Remodeling Club
For up-to-date men and women
in the community.
10 years K. U.-Satisfactory results
Satisfaction Guaranteed
rH, Frost and Karl J. Wiltmelsen, Agts
BELL, 1434-924 LAU
A. G. ALRICH
PRINTING
Binding, Copper Plate Printing, Rubber Stamps, Engraving. Steel Die Embossing. Seals, Badges 744 MASS, SCREET
Stationery, Dance Programs and Cards, Engraved or Printed
or Printed
Bullock Printing Company
Bowersock Bldg. Bell Phone 379
F. Harmouth 836 $ \frac{1}{2} $ Mass. 13 Years Custom Work
BLUE RIBBON SHOE SHOP
F. Harmouth 83622 Mass.
13 Years Custom Work
Frank Koch
Full Line of Fall Suitings
"The Tailor"
R. E. Protsch The Students' Tailor
Times When You Can Catch the Prof Alone
The list of office hours of the faculty follows. Through a hitch in delivery some of the faculty members did not get the hour cards until after others. As soon as the later cards come, the hours will be listed. . . .
Except when otherwise designated "daily" means the fiv school days early.
Adams, Slyvia, daily 10 to 12, 108 Robinson Gym.
Allen, B. M., Snow Hall, 206, web
night; 9-10.
nesday, 9-10.
Allen, H. C., Chemistry, 219, 9-10
Miller, K.J., Metals, 319
Baumgartner, W. J., Snow 206 A.
T. and T. 10-11.
Anderson, Agnes, Chemistry, 308, 11 daily.
Adams, Sylvia, Rob. 108, daily 10-12.
Dockery, F. C., Ad., 5, 3:30 T and T.
Boynton, A., J. Ad, 204. M., W, and P. I 11-115. T. and T. 12-1215.
Brown, Hearty, Fraser 201, 10-11.
M. W. and F.
Doutht, Herman, Snow 306, T and T. 2:30.
Ashton, C. H., Mon, Wed., and Fri,
9; Tuesday and Thursday, 10, 18
Burgess, E. W., Ad. 204, T. and T., 8:50 and 2:20.
Brown, F. L., L. MavmV T., 112
Brown and 130 to 130 M. T., W. and
J.
Becker, Carl, Ad. 211, 3:20-4 daily,
Billings, F., H. Snow, 2011, 9:30-10:0
Corollus, D. W., Blake 104, 11-12
M. W. and Thursday.
Buckner, Chester A., Fraser 120,
10-11 daily
Burdick, W. L., Green 206, 11-12.
daily.
Cady, H. P., Chemistry 115, 9-10,
and 11-12 daily.
Croisant, D. C., Fraser 209, 2:30-11
doll.
Brown, mrs. Eustace, Fraser 114,
9:30:10 and 2:30:40 daily.
11 daily.
312, 2:30 M. W. and F. 11 T. and T.
Crawford, C. C., Ad. 209, 208 daily
Carus, E. H., Ad. 111, 10-11, M and W.
and 104 titles.
Carter, Ralph E., Fraser 108, 10-12.
M. W. and Hussey
Charles, Grace M., Snow, 101 and
Conwell, Ad. 111, T. and W.
2:50,3:30
Dains, F. B., Chemistry 102, 10-
Flint, L. N, Fraser 112, dalfy, 8 to 9 and 2 to 6.
Gardner, Lulu, Mon, Wed. and
Friday, 10 a.m. and Thursday 10.
201 Fraser.
Gardner, May, Marvin 108, 11-12 dolly.
Faragher, Paul V., Chemistry 17: 10-5 daily.
Garver, J. D., Marvin 305, 10-14 daily. 1:30:43 M., Tusday and F. Gardner, Lalu, F. 201, M. W., and F. Th. 10
Garver, J. D., Marvin 305, 10-11
Garver, J. D., Marvin 305, and E.
Goetz, Alice L. Gym. 104., 9-10 and 2:30-4:30 daily.
F. 11. T, and Th. 10.
Goetz, Alice J., Gym. 104., 9-10
    Goetz, Alice J., Gym. 104., 9-10
Goldsmith, Goldwin, daily 10:30;
p. m. in drawing room, 306 Marvin.
Griffith, W. A., Ad. 301, M., W., and
E. 10.
Hamilton, W. O., Rob. 203, daily 10-12.
Havenhill, L. D., Chemistry 109,
10-11 daily.
10-11 daily.
Hesser, F. R., M. 209, daily 8 to 5.
resser, F. R., M. 26, dally s to S.
Holberg, E. V., Ed. A, 204. ad y
journals
Hungerford, H. B., Snow 102, 9-11,
T. and T.
Johnson, C. A., Marvin 2, 8-12 T and T. 1-9 M, W. and F.
Hyde, I. H., Medic 2:30 dally.
Hyl, S. J., Scarce 10:13
Johnson, W. S., Fraser 203, 10:50
11:15 T. and T.
Jordan, H. E., M. 108, M., W., and F. 10.
Kester, F. E., Blake 204, M., T., T. and F. 11-12.
Hodder, F. H., Adl. 211, 4:30 daily
Hoffman, Conrad, Myers Hall, F-9
Long, Walter A., Chemistry 308
Hill, H. T., Gee, 9-11, M. T., W.
Jones, D. T., Science 308
Kruse, H. O., Fraser 301, M. W,
Lofschatz, S. Marin 10, 11 daily
weekdays
to 12 daily.
Hoopes, Helen Rhoda, Fraser 201
Hopkins, E. M., Fraser 201, 3:30 daily.
Hood, George J., Marvin 112, 10:50 to 12 daily.
Humble, W. H., Green 203, 2-4 daily.
Lynn, Margaret, Fraser 201, M. W., and F. 10-11.
Lorenz, H. A., Rob 107. daily 10-12
Daily 2:30 to 5:30.
and T. at 11 and in Green 5 at 9. M.
Mac Murphy, A. Green 8. M. and
W. Mac Murphy, A. Green 8.
W., and F. 10-11.
MacDonald, P. W. Ad. 209 on T
McNown, W. C., Marvin 118, M.
W., n. F. 10, I. 12, 9-10, T. and T.
Millis, H. A., Ad. 204, M. W, and
F. 10:40 to 11; T. and T. 9: 9-20.
Morgan, Rose, Fraser 201, 9-10 T. and T.
5:30; Ad. 112, W. 9-10; Ad. 111,
Thursday 4:30-5:30;
Naisim, James, Robinson Gymna-
Nowil, Nadine, darly 3:30 to 4:30
02:58
Nutt, H. W., Myers G. 1:30-3:3u daily.
Preyer, C. A., daily 2 to 4, North College.
O'Leary, R. D, Fraser 203, M., 9-10. T, and T. 10-11. F, 9-10.
Roberts, H. A., daily 10 to 11, 10,
Marvin
Olin, Arvin, Fraser 119, 10-12 daily
Pumamgam, E. O., 10-14, M., W.
Brennan, F. E., 10-14
Schaefer, F., N. F., Marvin 107, 4-4
Baughard, D. 19, 2, 3, 400-4
dollie 10, 12, 2, 3, 400-4
Sayre, L. E., Chemistry 215, 10-12 and 2-5 daily.
Robertson, R. B., Snow 206, daily 4 p.m.
Riese, H. A., Marvin 202, 9-10 M.
w, and E.
M, W. and F.
Sibbelen. V. B. Marvin 211, 9:4:30
Shea, John, Repair Shops 201, 7:30 to 12 daily.
Shaad, George C., Marvin 114, 10,
11 M. W., and F. E., 9-10 T., and T.
Schooley, S. S., Marvin I, 1: to 3:
4:30, M. T, W. T. 8:30 to 12 W.
Slus, A. H. (Thesis work only)
Miss Lass, L. H. and T. 10-12; W. and
W. 13-15.
Skilton, C. S., daily 2 to 4, North College.
Shull, C. A., Snow Hall 312, 10-11.
M. W., and F.
Sisson, L. E., Fraser 104, 9-10 M,
W. and F.
Thorpe, Merle, Medic basement, M.,
W, T, W, T; 2:39:30, 9-10.
Templin, Olin. Fraser 104, 9-12 and 2-5 daily.
Sundwall, John, Museum 7. 9-10 daily.
Smith, T. T., Blake 5. After classes,
Stauffer, E. B., Adl. 11, T. and T.
Sibley, F. H., Marvin 211, 9-430
daily.
      Harvey 104, 10 11
Stimpson, E. F., Blake 202. 10-12 daily.
Sterling, Chas. M., Chemistry 209.
9-10 dally.
Twenhofel, W. H., Haworth 205,
10-11 and 1:30-3:0 daily.
Stering, M. W., Fraser 204, 10-11
M. W., and E. W., 11-2, T. and J.
Stratton, Geo. W., Chemistry 214,
9-10 daily.
Tales Out o' School
Valgren, V. N. Ad. 204, M. W., and
She Could have a Feed Agnes Anderson, state food analyzer has a varied menu from over the state this week. Since Monday she has received samples of jelly, apple and blackberry cider, cocoon, dried apricots, dried peaches, sweet and sour pickles and lemonade to be analyzed.
She Could Have a Feed
Crows, blackbirds or purple grackles have been accumulating in large flocks in this vicinity during the past week. Some of these flocks contain over a thousand individuals. It is only during the migratory season that the blackbird is seen in large flocks. Ornithologists assert that their economic service in destroying insect life far outweighs in value the slight harm they do to the fields during the planting of grains.
A Hint for Us
One-third of the proceeds of the Princeton-Lafayette football game went to the benefit of the Red Cross society as a result of the interest Princeton University is taking in this campaign. Plans are being made by the students for amateur plays, concerts, and moving picture shows to be given later on for Red Cross. The undergraduate clubs have promised to roll bandages, and clothing und supplies are being sent.
Byrd Powell, '4, Hutchinson, is visiting at the Pi Kappa Alma house. Powell expects to take special work in the School of Pharmacy next week.
Dad Elliot_Coming
Dad Elliot, international Y. M. C. A. secretary of western territory, with headquarters in Kankakee, Ill., will be here during campaign week to help sit up pep. Elliot met with the committee last year in one of their meetings and is convinced that the success of the campaign is assured.
Six couples from the Walling Club, 1241 Tennessee street, went on a hike to Cameron's Bluff at 5 o'clock the other morning. When they reached there, they fried pancakes on an aluminum griddle over a campfire and ate them with maple syrup.
Willard Glascio, sophomore College,
sent the men who were looking for a
freshman to toss last Saturday on
a wild goose chase. When they
learned that they had been fooled,
they came back after Willard and
tossed him. He was the second one
tossed last Saturday.
Elmer Zink, freshman engineer, under-
took to袖带 a sophon all by himself. A few friends of the
student gave him glove and gave
Zink a袖带 with his own pad.
CHANCELLOR FAVORS MARCH
FROM CAMPUS TO McCOOK
The idea of the women marching from the campus to McCook Field before the Missouri game and forming a K and an M for the benefit of the spectators meets with the approval of Chancellor Frank Strong. The march through the downtown streets, though, is not proper, according to the Chancellor, but there are no objectionable features if they go directly to McCook from the campus.
ON "WHAT KANSAS NEEDS."
MRS. BROWN TO TALK
The meeting of the mill tax will be laid before the women at this meeting.
"What Kansas Needs," will be the subject of an address by Mrs. Eustace Brown tomorrow at Garnett, at the Women's Federation of Clubs.
For anything in the sandwich line Reynolds Bros--Adv.
A Correction
Guy Lamar was elected to membership in the Jurisprudence Club instead of Victor LaMar, as was stated in a recent issue of the Daily Kan-
Thurs., 11-11:15; Tues., and F. 3:30-
4:00.
Van der Vler, J. N., Ad. 112,
09-03; 30: T. and T. 10-15;
F. 10-3-9; J.
Wattles, W. A., F. 201, T. and Th
10.11. Any afternoon by appoint-
Watson, Carrie M., Spencer Library,
10-12 daily.
Wheeler, J., M. Marvin 108, 11 daily.
Bv appointment any afternoon.
Whitaker, W. A., Chemistry 19,
3:30-5 daily.
White, C. W., Fowler Shops, Tuesday 9:00.
Wilcox, A. M., Fraser 204, T. and T. 10-11.
Corsage Boquets
We received by express this morning fifty of the latest things on Broadway in Corsage Boquets, no two alike. They are beautiful and you'll say so too. See them at our ribbon counter.
Prices from 75 cents to $2
Weaver's
A college man is fonder of his sweater than any other garment. This is why you should wear a "BRADLEY." It's worthy of your regard. It's a friend that will stand by you all during your college course. It's made of the "stuff" that will never go back on you—that will stand all you can give it and never loses its shape or newness.
Here we illustrate the Bradley Jumbo, a big, heavyweight, made of big, warm yarn. It is a fine-looking garment—looks its warmth and comfort. College men everywhere pronounce it a corking style.
THEATRE VARSITY
If your dealer cannot supply you, we will send you the names of the dealers who will
Delavan,
Wisconsin
Bradley Knitting Company
SOLD BY
Johnson & Carl
BRADLEY SWEATERS CARRIED BY WEAVER'S
The electric iron will save you lots of pressing bills
LAWRENCE RAILWAY & LIGHT CO.
Dolly Varden chocolates are the est chocolates. Take her a box. Reynolds Bros.-Adv.
Dolly Varden chocolates are the best chocolates. Take her a box. Reynolds Bros.-Adv.
TODAY ONLY---5-Reel Program. Vitagraph's 3-reel feature "The Night Raiders of Petersham" and the seventeenth episode Thanhouser's "Million Dollar Mystery," "The Battle of Witts." FRIDAY: Robert Warwick in Shubert's $ Dollarmark $ .MONDAY: Ethel Barrymore in "The Nightingale."