FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1925
1. A scientist is trying to determine the effect of a new drug on blood clotting. She uses a test tube filled with a solution containing the drug and a blood sample from a patient. The test tube is placed in a dark room, and the blood sample is collected using a pipette. After the experiment, she measures the time it takes for the blood to clot. Her results are shown in the graph below. Based on the data provided, which statement best describes the effect of the new drug on blood clotting?
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THREE
Get Wise Meeting Held Monday for Freshman Women
Campus Customs Explained by W. S.G.A.Members From Different Divisions
A "Get Wine" meeting for all freshmen women will be held Monday afternoon, Oct. 5 at 4:30, at the regular hygiene class. At that time students will learn about G. A. they will talk about the activities of W. S. G. A.; Josephine Roberds on freshman women's hats; Jeannette McElhiney will discuss W. A. A.; the group system will be explained by Jacqueline Stuart and the chairman of the group system; and Icy Purcell will explain the meaning of the Women's Forum and other departmental clubs. Mary Sissom will explain the purpose and the aims of the Y. Y. Club in a full explanation of the date rule for women students.
Frances Robinson, fa '26, was elected Fine Arts representatives on the council, and will be installed at the center of the school which will be held Wednesday, Oct. 7.
The council decided to purchase six magazines for the women's rest room. Dr. W. J. Baumgartner, professor of kology, talked to the council about a drive for the memorial union building and the stadium. The council approved of sponsoring a movement for a drive among all new students and any who had not had the opportunity to submit an application last year and therefore many sophomores have not subscribed to the memorial fund.
There will be a regular W. S. G. A.
teen Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 7,
in the rest room in air condition-
ment. The direction of Frances Robinson.
Jacqueline Stice was elected as the W. S. G. A. member of the Jayhawker advisory board.
This September Was Hottest of Last 58 Years
Heat Records Shattered
During the month there were 12 clear days, seven partly cloudy, and 11 cloudy. The meteorological station is on the Hill, with C. J. Posey in charge as meteorologist, and L. R. McFarland as observer.
The last month was the hottest September that Lawrence has experienced in the last 58 years according to the monthly report of the K. U. meteorological station. For the first 10 days of the month the mean daily temperature was 86 degrees which was 10 degrees above the mean for the previous hot season. Because the temperature was 100 degrees or more the Monthly mean was nearly as such as the normal for August.
Nora Siler Will Attend Convention in Oklahoma
Miss Nora Siler, secretary of the advanced standing' committee, will attend the International Disciples of Christ convention at Oklahoma City next week. Miss Siler will leave Sunday night on a special Rock Island train which is carrying the delegates to east and northwest convention.
The train stops Monday noonning at Enid, where the "Phillips University will serve lunch on the delegates. The convention starts at Oklahoma City, Monday, Oct. 5, and lasts until the following Sunday, Oct. 11.
Besides attending this convention Miss Siler will spend a short vacation of 10 days staying in various Oklahoma towns.
Eldridge's First Guest
Spends Peaceful Night
The new Eldridge hotel entertained its first guest the other night. Although the system of handling crowds has not changed, he has guests, he has no fountain to find with the service; however, he noticed one deviation from the usual routine of hotel impairment in the fact that he was marked to register.
This man, who, though he was exceptionally happy on the evening of the "opening" of the building, was hardly in need of sleep, and he says he thoroughly enjoyed the operation, that is offers only a minute's time, that is appropriated for marble floors in use in purchasing overstuffed mattresses.
Elizabeth Bolinger will attend the wedding of Evelyn Starr, 24, to Joe Bloomer, 23, at Chaffin, Kans., Saturday morning. Miss Starr is a member of the Alba Unirom Cionn Piau Bloomer of the Fid Kapana fraternity.
Architects Will Meet at Hutchinson, Oct. 8, 9
A meeting of the Builders' Forum, composed of the Master Builders A* association, the Midwest Steel Construction society and the Kansas Society of Architects, will be held at Hutchinson, Oct. 8 and 9. Representatives from different material and supply companies will also attend. Meetings of all representatives out of the individual societies will be held.
Prof. Goldwin Goldsmith of the department of architecture will be the toastmaster at a banquet to be given on the evening of Oct. 9. Henry J. Allen will be the chief speaker of the evening.
WANT ADS
FOR RENT - Room for girls in new house - Close to hill. Boarding Hall in house. Call 1446 Red. 1825 La St. St.
LOST-Black leather notebook, 46k
Corner of Louisiana and 12th
Reward, Call Margaret Ame Gustafson -963 at 916 Ohio
STOLEN—Green dlicker with cap in pocket, with J. R. S. initials. Leave at Kansen office. O5
LOST^2—Shaffer Lifetime faintne
pen bearing name, Chester E. Kuh
also gabaardine toopent. Call Che
Kuhn, Tel. 1349 R. O4
Parke & Tilford Chocolates, City Drug Store.
Learn the Charleston—DeWatteville.
WANTED—Responsible student to organize and manage selling crew at football games. New proposition, fast seller, unlimited profits. Write at for details. Jay Farrell, 1222 N. State St., Chicago, IL 04
FOR RENT—Front room on second floor to elderly lady. 1339 Ohio, 1712. O8
IF IT IS A FORD
we started it.
If it is a better car, we got it.
We rent them both.
Rent-A-Ford Co.
Drive It Yourself
916 MASS. PHONE 653
For
Quick Service
to
Your Car
CALL 12-
Car Work and Storage
Sasiene Pipes—Factory Distributors, City Drug.
920-22 Mass. St.
HUNSINGER
Garage
920 88 M
WANTED - A girl roommate in nicely furnished room with sleeping porch at 1196 Ohio. Call 1572 White. 05
OST-Kappa Alpha Theta Pin between Fraser and Adri, Nyctite taldridge. Engraving on the back, toward. Call 1697. 05
LOST—Three-yard linen tablecloth between 800 New York and Louisville aa street. Phone 565. 05
KRAFT—Club for boys. $5.50 per
work. Where food and service are
excellent. 19 West 14th. 65
Professional Cards
DR. FLORENCE BARROWS, Osteopathi
Physician.
80 1-2 Mass. Phone 2397.
DISS. ARDEYRE & ARDEYRE, the Progresive Chloroplasters. Message and Electric Treatments. No charge for consultation 412-511 Mass. Phone 682.
EYES EXAMINED. Glasses made. Lawrence Optical Coy. 1025 Mass.
MARCEL APPPOINTMENTS-Phone 1256
Experienced operators. Sampled 8411, Mass. Bt.
Boury Shop, East Side, Samuel Blvd.
Mass. Phone 2337.
Maricello Toilet Preparation. City Drug Store.
G. W. STEWER & CO -- Tailors to K. I.
people from 1909—1925, Preserving,
Remodeling and Repairing. Suite made
to measure. 924 Ln. Phone: 14341.
She is sure to appreciate a box of
PROTCH
The College-Tailor
from
SCHULZ THE TAILOR
917 MASS. ST.
Rankins
Snappy Fall Suitings
Johnstons Chocolates
Tonight-Tomorrow ZANE GRAY'S
Beginning Monday GLORIA SWANSON
"WILD HORSE MESA"
BOWERSOCK
"COAST OF FOLLY"
THE FRESHMAN
Beginning Monday
DOUG FAIRBANKS
IN
"DON Q
SON OF ZORRO"
VARSITY
Tonight-Tomorrow
HAROLD LLOYD
IN
IN
BEGINALD DENNY in "California Straight Ahead"
"THE FRESHMAN"
ORPHEU M
Tonight-Tomorrow
"Handy for the Students"
1101 Mass. Phone 678
FOR RENT—Three new Garages
1341 R. I. Call 1699. O5
Fountain Pen repairing.—City Drig.
FOR RENT - Two strictly modern furnished rooms for boys. Close to University. 945 Ala. Phone 2759 W. 04
LET'S
ning order, Bob Jenks, phone 334.
LATE '21 Ford coupe in good run-
MARCELLING 50e, shampooing 50e.
Address 1015 Ky. Phone 2775. F1
GO
WANTED—To care for children after-
mores and evenings. Infants
especially. Good references. 1240
I-2 New York. O6
KANSAS
fine·
will
feel
Sweater
will feel
one
of
Now Is the Time
A
chilly days.
To Have It Cleaned
As Usual PHONE
these
9
Let Lantz Be
75c - - - - Round Trip Tickets - - - 75c
AT YOUR SERVICE
Tickets on sale each Friday, Saturday and Sunday; good to return up to the last car Monday night following sale. Tickets must be purchased before boarding cars. Cars leave Lawrence station, 638 Massachusetts, 40 minutes after the hour,
Open All Night
Plenty of Cars
14th & Tenn.
The College Jeweler
Kansas City Kaw Valley & Western Railway Co.
Harry C. Joles, Receiver
WEEK-END EXCURSIONS
And the Co-ed—
Between
Desires a dainty and wholesome repast. That is what she gets at the De Luxe Cafe.
Lawrence and Kansas City (City Park) Kansas During October and November, 1925
DE LUXE CAFE 711 Massachusetts
Stetson hats are made of the finest furs, fashioned into smart shapes by experts.
STETSON HATS Styled for young men
Modish Evening Footwear
Snow White Satins
With light silver trimmings; in
patterns as illustrated—
Look for This Spot—
New Neckwear Today
New Fall Shirts
—in broadcloth, madras., French flannel,
prints, Salustra fabrics, that will stand the
"tear" of the laundry—
Collars Attached
Neckband Shirts
Manhattans—$2.50 to $5
Carls' Jayhawker—$1.50 to $3
Glad to show you!
Nightshirts for the Parade—
In the Heart of the Business District
Let Us Be Your Valet
We shall be glad not only to keep your clothes fresh and clean and neatly pressed, but to keep them in good repair, buttons sewed on, torn sleeve linings repaired or renewed and other needed attention given.
Besides getting greater pleasure and satisfaction from your clothes, our cleaning and pressing cuts down your clothing bill.
—and our regular cleansing and care of your clothes will lengthen their life.
Phone 75 New York CLEANERS
PHONE 75