WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1925 THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN PAGE THREE Student Directory Corrections Additional Corrections Will Appear in Future Issue of the Kaman 2021 R Melchert, Harold Bruce 1739 Merick, Gordon R. 1846 Miles, Bert McKay 1856 Millard, Thomas N. 1858 Millard, Duncan 1838 Miller, Isadore 2476 Miller, Lloyd William 1658 Miller, Moore (M) 2561 W Miller, William C. 1119 Mills, James Martin 1190 Mitchell, James Oliver 1298 Mitchell, Lloyd Clinton 1258 Mohrer, Lester 400 Moore, George Bruce 1066 Moore, Harvel Vernon 2165 Mueller, James Herbert 1537% Tennessee 1863 Mom, Clarence Gato 1644 Murphy, Ray E. 2744 W Murphy, Ray E. 2021 R Nelson, Clifford Morton 1291 N 1 Newly, Wm Wallace 1292 W O'Hair, Harvey Montford 1299 W Nelson, Clifford Morton 1329 N 1 Newly, Wm Wallace 1292 W O'Hair, Harvey Montford New Labor Disturbances Are Feared in Shanghai Shanghai, December 9—New labor disturbances are feared in Shanghai as a result of the invasion of Kiwai gangs Chinan Changtai's Checking soldier. Efforts to reopen the headquarters of radical labor organizations are already being made. So far they have proved ineffective, the Checking officials refusing to sanction any activities by labor leaders while marital law is still in force in the Shanghai area. One meeting, attended by apologists, has already been held, but it is said that further activities of this character will be curbed by the military authorities. Gifts Desired for Indians Y. W. C. A. Will Pack Box for Arizona Reserve "For several years the local Y. W. C. A. has sent a Christmas box to an Indian reservation near Turon, Ariz., secretary of state for Y. W. C. A. Tuesday." "It is important that it be sent this week. Everyone is free to contribute o it and as many who can should do o because these children whose ages ungs from six to eighteen years are invited upon upon this box for his Christmas. "This work is being done all over the United States by the different associations under the department of Indian work through Miss Edith Dabb, one of the national-secretaries," said Miss Russ. cluded. Those who wish to contribute must bring their presents to Henley house as soon as possible, nicely wrapped as another Christmas package," she cou WANT ADS WANTED- University student to sell radios on liberal commissions. Office box 25, Lawrence, Kan. D13 HARLEY-DAVIDSON motorcycle for sale or trade for Ford; at 1029 Mississippi. Phone 2287 Black. D11 LOST: Purse in Watson library, Name of owner enclosed. Reward. Call K. U. 146 or 2529 White after 7 p. m. LOST - Sigma Alpha Mu pin. Between Varsity theater and Sixteenth street on Massachusetts. Reward. Call 1862. D15 OST - Pair of glasses in soft leather case on West 10th street Monday evening. Reward. Call Curry, 2513 White. Pre- LEARN SPANISH - Be tutored by native Spanish American. 50c per hour at tutor's home; 67c at yours. Telephone 2419. D15 LOST: At Homecoming Varsity, light tan topcoat with half belt; brown Professional Cards MARCEL The EVERYDAY-All kinds of beauty work done. Prowel Rock Beauty Phone 2158, 16253! Mass. D. FLORENCE BARROWES, Osteopathic 16253! Mass. Phone 2237. D. BRENDÉ AND ABRÉY, the Progressive Chiropractic, Massage; and Electric Massage. Phone 2158, 16253! Mass. Phone 2237. YEYS EXAMINED. Glasses made. Lawn Optical Co. 16253! Mass. MARCEL APPENDMENTS - Phone 1254, Econo House, East Side, E9244! Mass. St. Tasty short orders are our specialties GEORGE'S LUNCH Just North of the Varsity Owl Service Five can ride for the price of one PHONE YELLOW CAB 711 Five can ride for the price kid gloves and tan muffler in pockets. Reward for return to Kansas man. No questions asked. D11 LOST ~ 85 bil, Mooday evening in library or jgbetween library and Rock Chalk. Finder please call 573. Reward. D9 LOST—Elgin wrist watch, B. S. engraved on back. Reward. Call 2097. D13 Gifts of Distinction Featuring the Unusual in Gifts at Moderate Prices 1025 Mass. "A"-GRADE TYPING—Theses, note. books, themes; mimegraphing; personal, expert service. Eugene W. Sutherland. Call 1866-Black. F15 The Crimson and Blue BOYS:--Let me attend your furnace during the Christmas vacation. Call 2514 White. D19 FOR RENT—Room for boys in modern house. 1001 Maine. Phone 1599 Black. D12 MARCELLING 50c, shampooing 50c. Address 1015 Ky. Phone 2775. F1 Are you proud of them? Every student should be and every student should own a pennant, pillow, or banner that emblazons his school's name and colors. It gives your room a definite association with your University. Metzler Furniture Co. We carry a complete line of pennants, pillows and banners in both felt and leather, reasonably priced in a large range of size and quality. Also a few skins tooled with the K, U, seal and colors. $2.75 to $25 Corner Tenth and Mass. What could be more appropriate to an alumnus or fellow student than one of these? Two Stores "It Pays to Trade at Metzler's" Why not get "Him" a smoking stand this Christmas? A useful gift and one he will surely appreciate. For Him BOWERSOCK Tonight and All Week "Ted North Show" New Comedies and Vaudeville Also A Good Two Reel Comedy Complete Change of Program Daily Shows—Week Days, 2:30 and 7:30 Shows—Saturday, 2:30 - 7:00 - 9:00 Pirces—Mats., 10-40; Eve., 10-50 VARSITY Tonight "The Merry Widow" Tomorrow "Go Straight" With Gladys Hulette and Owen Moore Also Comedy "Cupid's Boots" SHOWS: 3, 7:30, 9 - - PRICES: Mat. 10-40e, Eve. 10-50e "The New Commandment" Coming Soon- Christmas Photographs— Something your friends can't buy Squires Studio Phone 517 See our Display Windows Also Greeting Cards the ideal way to California SantaFe "all the way" through a sunny scenic wonderland On your way Grand Canyon National Park -reservations and details W. W. BURNETT, Agent Lawrence, Kansas Phone 32 Reserve Seats Tomorrow at Rowlands Book Store (also Fri. and Sat. at Bowersock) for The Ticket-of-Leave-Man the K. U. Dramatic Club Play Dec.14,15 8:15 P.M. Price $1.00 Activity tickets admit