UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Spring 1914
Sorfu-Bep-Win
Thursday Night from 8 to 10
Right in the center of the fashion show you'll find Ober's store—all "togged up" in its best.
Plenty of Good Music
There'll be on exhibition the largest and finest array of New Easter Styles you've ever seen. Come on along and bring your friends.
No Goods Sold
HASH HOUSE LEAGUERS WILL MEET THURSDAY
Boarding House Teams Wil Complete Organization This Week
The Hash House League Commission meets tonight in the Daily Kansan office to map out tentative plans of operation. All the teams of the league will be represented at a general meeting in the Student Union Thursday night, to launch the league.
The names of teams and players already entered appear below. Any more teams wishing to enter must have a list of players printed in the Kansan before Thursday night, according to a ralled passed at the meeting last week by representatives of 16 teams.
Daniels Club: C. C. Arnold, manager; George Smee, captain; J. E.
CITY CAFE
906 Mass.
Strictly Home Cooking
Ever try our Special 15c Lunch?
You'll like it.
McCOLLOCH'S Drug Store
Morses Chocolates
Lowneys Chocolates
Liggetts Chocolates
McCOLOCH'S Drug
Sam S. Shubert MAT.WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY "The Traffic"
Bert Wadham
THE COLLEGE BARBER
On 14th Street
W. J. Francisco For MAYOR He will appreciate your support.
Stillwell, treasurer, J. E. Jones, Car Jones, Milton Baker, Rusell Steel, Russel Hepler, Glen Gamber, Harold Yost, Ire Williams, Matthew Walter, Vernor Bowerwood, William Watten, Harper Jarvey, Daniels, Howard Lawn, Herbert Howland, Sam Campbell, Willard Burton, and William Cady.
Martin Club: Club, Worral, Sorenson, R. L. Templin, Art Templin, Kellogg, Burke, Parkhurst, Collins, Schwain, Schwain, Segel, and Bennett.
Co-op: Glen Rus, Charles Long,
W. Clay Morrow, Glen Gamber, J. S.
Parker, Olin Darby, Alfred Clark,
Harold Yost, June Gaddis, Harold
Miller, Arnold Nordstrom, Matthew
Walters, and George H. Vansell.
Notting, Captain and manager,
Andy Croft, Nutting, Conkey, Weaver,
Govin, Sturtevant, Horner,
Harris, Crouse, Cory, Bowman,
Smith, Carmen, Baer, Fischer, Ruth,
Miller, Brown, and Holmes.
Hope UBL,
inception (meurer), Mitten, McKeney,
Hunsucker, Holsen, Parker,
Brown, Kincind, Rush, Gray, Pattison,
Buster Brown, Bost (manager).
Marks Club. 1336 Vt. Allen (capitain).
Carrie, Hall, Bond, Ebelene, Parker,
Willett, Hillman, Henderson, McFadden (manager.)
K. K.'s;Walter Hart, H. H. Wentworth, A. T, Cowan, H. Thien, George Humes, G. W. Coffelt, Roy Kent, J. P, Caffrey, Lee Treese, C. Ritter, Huppenthal, H. W. Divon, R. S Brooks, B. O, Bignal, H. Hansen, H Henderson, M. K. Beveridge, and W Barnes, manager.
Gillespie Club: Campbell, Jenks,
McClure, Colleton, Folet, Ramsey,
Johnson, Frank, McGinnis, Edwards,
Dykke, Garner, Shaw, Dubach, Verrs,
Tubach, Mood, Clark, Rummel, Allison,
Arland, Harland, Kearns, Frickman,
Flippenman, Trussdale, Bearr, Yost, Tempenny, Warren,
Orton, Johnson, Wood.
Stevenson Club: S. M. Hang,
manager; G. Q. Grady, captain;
Baldwin, Baugher, Campbell, DeRoin, Dodge, Evans, Gates, Hatcher.
Helvern, Hinshaw, Huffman, Morgan,
Tesks, T. O'Neil, Pickering, Rogers,
Teasley, Vermillion, Huntsinger, G. O'Neil.
The following members of the Babb house baseball club at 1334 Ohio street wish to be entered as members of nash house league. He is member of mackie basc capt, Roy Norrick, Will F. Rau, B. L. McKinley, Matt Guilfoyle, James Nel-
ro, R. L. Beard, Otto Fair, Oscar A.
Dingman, Leo Leys, A. M. McCullough. Ernst Friendmith, L. B. Smith. Marvin Martin, W. J. Crowley.
1221 Tennessee Street: Paul Dyer,
Miles Vaughan, Landon Laird, SAM
Ferguson, Harry Willson, Crummy
Williamson, William Ferguson, VICTOR La Mer, Ross Bussenhark, August Ritter.
The following members will represent the Ellis Club in the Hash League: Ropy Thompson, mgr., Toots Thoman, Togo Palmer, Lim Whiten, captain, Jap Glac, Chauncey Deewan, Gradia Grassi, Mackenzie Villy Tilsson, Ikkie Bierer, Tiny Morrill, Heine Hennigh, Steve Lindsey.
Mid-way Club: Wedell, Jensen,
Maroney, Weiters, Barnard, Crow,
Coffman, McCafferty, McKean,
McCasin, Weytraig, Travis (captain),
Williams, Fisk, Daub, Williams,
Paul, Fisk, Mgr.(mgr.), Potwin, Appl.
Arlins, Hays.
Ke-op's. Cornwell, Hostinsky, Hunt, Osborn, Blaylock, McGregor, Moore, Lindaner, Coffey, Ober, Durbun, Carpenter, Camppines, Walleck (manager), McLaughlin (captain), and Ute Sitch.
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ENGINEERING STUDENTS WILL PUBLISH JOURNAL
Daily Kansan
Students, Professors. and Alumni
3000
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Marvenite Societies Will Work In Conjunction on Professional Publication
The representatives of the different student societies of the School of Engineering met for the second time yesterday afternoon to continue their plans for forming an association of all the engineering societies. A constitution was drawn up, providing for an Association to be composed of the Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Mining, Chemical, and Architectural Engineering Societies, representing the department of Engineering. The inter-society committee of twelve elected M. L. English, temporary chairman, and P. K. Bunn, temporary secretary.
The primary object of the association is to be the publication of a journal to represent the activities and interests in the School of Engineering, and of the several societies. The journal will be issued, for a while at least, only once or twice a year. It will be technical in nature, containing some of the best papers presented in the student articles by admirals and outsiders, and statements of the main lines of work taken up by the six societies. -Such a publication is issued by Schools of Engineering in many universities.
YATES CENTER SENIORS
TO GIVE "A COLLEGE TOWN"
(By George H. Sisson)
Yater Center, Mar. 26. The seniors have been practiced for the last three weeks in preparation for the senior play which is to be given at the Auditorium Friday evening. The title of the play is "A College Town." Some of the juniors are assisting with the minor parts as there are not enough seniors to complete the cast. Nearly half the student body will be included in the special and musical numbers. The graduating class this year numbers twenty, fifteen of whom are girls.
Old Star to Play Against K. U
Social Notes
A star of former days, who will play with K. C. A. C., in the opening baseball game Thursday afternoon.
SWEDE CARLSON
Prof—And why are you late, Mr.
Smith?
1017—I stopped at the library for a moment.
a problem
a problem And what did you do with
the moment?
the moment?
Whereupon
1917 collapsed—Wis-
consin
Send the Daily Kansan home.
Send the Daily Kansan home.
The Kappa Alpha Theta freshman will entertain the upperclassmen of the sorority with a dancing party at Ecke's Hall, Friday. April 18.
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity entertained with a dance at Ecke's Hall Friday night.
The "40" Club will give a dancing party at the F. A. A. Hall Friday, May 15.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma freshmen will entertain the upperclassmen Saturday, April 18.
The Phi Alpha Delta, honorary law fraternity, will celebrate Founder's Day with a banquet, April 14.
The Sphinx entertained with a dance in Ecke's Hall. Saturday night.
The Aethoth sorority held initiation Saturday afternoon in the Masonic Temple for Mrs. J. S. Crumb, as an honorary member. Founder's day was a banquet at the banquet at the chapter house. Covers were laid for thirty guests. A freshman farce was given after the banquet.
Out of town guests were Mrs.
Crumbine, Mrs. Maribel Lane, Topeka, and Mrs. Brainard Stocks, Kansas City.
Hip- This want ad calls for married men.
Hop—The firm probably wants help that is used to being bossed. Michigan Gargoyle.
Con- This transfer expired a long time ago.
Coed - No wonder, with not a little open in the car. Ohio State Sun Dia
Customer—Will you show me the thinnest thing you have in outing suits?
Floor Walker-I would but he has gone to lunch-Princeton Tiger.
Optimist—Sure is. My grade are not-Wisconsin Sphinx.
Pessimist—Room rent going up,
board going up fees going up.
Is there anything around the bloomin'
school that isn't going up?
Editor—What do you place the most emphasis on in your cartoons? Truthful Artist—My monogram.
"Why do you never see angels with whiskers?"
"Because the few men that do get in there on a close shave." Wisconsin Spm.
Fischer's Shoes are Good Shoes.
Hurley Shoes
We want to show you the new styles in Hurley Shoes and Oxfords. If you have worn Hurley Shoes you know all the rest in regard to perfect fit, long wearing qualities, and the way they retain their shape.
This is a picture of one of the newest—at $5.00 Fischer's
Another Shipment of
Another Shipment of 1914 TENNIS BALLS JUST IN!
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Did you guess what those little posters stood for?
Guess again. Let it stand for "Footprints of Fellowship," the name of the best memory book ever sold in Lawrence. Over 100 K. U. students have them. I am making a special price to advertise, so now is the time to buy. Next year
FF
they will cost you more money. Be sure and see one before you buy a cheap imitation. I can supply you with regular books with stunts and gumshoes in flats or plain blank books in grey, black or red for full or other bindings. Special books or guest registers for 1000 names.
Frats—do you keep a historic record of your house? I can make you a big house book that you will be proud to show. Greek frat or club initials and individual names put on in gold. I will be glad to figure with you on any special book you may want. Call Bell 2054 and ask for
JACK STERLING
Tomorrow
THE AURORA
—Alyce Joyce—
The peerless photo star, in Kalems two reel domestic drama, "THE SHADOW."
Thursday
Two Biograph Comedies and Vitagraphs.
Santa Monica Road Race sensational Drama "THE WINNER WINS"
OPENING BASEBALL GAME
Kansas vs K.C.A.C.
Admission 25c.
Thursday, April 2nd.
Student Tickets Good.
3:45 p. m.
Grand Stand, Cushion Seats, 15c