TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1924 PAGE THREE THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN OFFICERS OF COUNTY CLUBS County President Allen Milton Amos Anderson Harold Donaldson Atchison Ralph Bryne Barber Gladys Filson Barton Ernest Russell Brown R. Meisterheimer Butler Pressley Waton Carmouth Margo McClellan Chanteauquan Caroll Shuckers Charieke Dale Martin Cheyenne Ruth Lawless Clay Herbert Mall Cloud Charence Paulson Coffey Morris Keys Connanche Relalph Gear McMorrow Margo McClellan Crawford Merrill Sawlson Deventer Lester Davison Dickinson George Mark Donphan Josephine McLeod Doughas Bradley Jude Edwards Ernest Hampton Elk Claytor Crosier Geworth Margo McClellan Finney Franice Mack Ford Floyd Eyman Franklin Roy Browning Geory John Montgomery Graham Gordon Morris Gray Tom Heremon Greenwood Roland Reyle Geworth Margo McClellan Harper Cliff Ormiston Harvey Wilford Belgard Jackson Paul Brown Jefferson Dale McNeal Jewell George Teeple Johnson Mary Hogue Kingman Paul Wood Kingman Robert Holt Labette Newa Tahdul Lane Ralph King Leavenworth Ted Sedex Lincoln Frank Cooper Linn Ruth Ashley Logan Harry Satterfield Lyon Howard Morgan Marion William Immer McPherson Robert Schilbert Mende David Wilson Miami Walter Ringer Mitchell Sally Tucker Montgomery Curl Smith Morris G. H. Trock Nemaha Mary Meyers Noah Joe Mowers Ness Albert Reinhart Norton Dean Dillon Osage W. E. Brown Oshore L. A. Hibbs Ottown Ralph Gage Pawnne Raymond Nichols Pathawatomic Reginald Demoney Fratt Zeile Willber Starr Republic Joseph Lowi Rice Rossevel Leontar Riley James Noble Rooks Theodore Ransen Russell Fanny Seeley Saline Harold Stonebrale Seattle Wendell Groesgen Hookah Robbie Seward Seward Roy Smith Shawnee Balfour S. Jeffrey Sherman E. Heaton Smith Merton Winnerig Stafford R. M. Dale Sumner Sim Pratt Thomas Sam Pratt Washington Raymond T. Writ Woodson S. A. Singleton Wyndote Ward Hitt Kansas City, Mo Westport Palmer Stephens Central Richard Wakeleton Manual Vic Hanks Northcast Raymond T. Writ Missouri S. A. Singleton Vevona Vevna Saxon Grandview, M. Vice-pres Kenneth Peck Gregory Anderson Mary Fox Phyllis Tedrow Mamie Van Eps John Eckel David Wood Charles Wall Fairbanks Richard Richard Danielson George Owen Margaret Gifford Harry Mollick Donald Gillibreth Walter Lemon Robert Herog B. J. Bonner Ed V尔勒 Penfield Jones Harry Ott Ruth Rader D'Oronel D'Oronel Millard Hunley Fresh Hutchinson Clark Stout Vernita Young Dorothy Chesey Don Baden Edith Heck Rilbeth Ruppert Gladys Jones Emma Premuner Lee Green Courtney Marshall Wallace Earl Kankhouzer Friant Tiffany Other States...J. E. Willson New York City Independent, McAkin Clark St. Joseph, Mc. Aklin Clark Colorado...Gilbert Smith Wilder Dresser Leo Buehring Forrest Calvin Florence Beougher Edward Mader Gloria Curtis Earl Lindholm Fanny Schnoker Cloe Gately Jack Kinchel Chad Oyder Charlotte Heathcote Harvey Johnson Margy Freeman Pern Cook May Perry Randle Woman Lee Lattin Merrill M. Bellale Daniel Rowles Merle Judkins Dorothy Fenton Eugene McIntyre Cree Warden Elvin Chaffey Theodore Banker Harold Anderson Sidney Smith Anna Innes Wayde Grinstead Robert A. Johnston Sylvia Burd Opal Hearn Paul Williams Lowell Grady Mildred Robinson Neil Ellarthe Lee C. Patterton Herbert Short Meridith Geiger Erna Long J. M. Bready Emma Roats L. Techgrauber Maurice Gocker Milfred Swenson Christy Angell Hazel Holcomb Hazel Mehl Richard Becker Carlene Johnson R. Cunningham Dessie Cox Irene Hicks W. C, Nethart Mabel Meyers Ruth Oliver R. Geremineau Germaine Romane Katherine Crowe Orio Sprouse Lesoum Smith Maude Long Edhn Wela Kenneth Bondan Pamela Diggert Herbert Smith Robert Boggs Jack Miller England Oglinder Vivian Crowl M. Westerman Fannie Helkman Lucille Crump Lucille Crump Roxie Meyer Mabel Rooney Carrol Degler Wyatt Walters Peggy Farrell Ann Lucile Miller Dan Millman Pauline Koerper Denver Heavy Rainfall Predicted Secretary-Treas George F. Church Obskissk, Wis. Adelbert Willett Vier Claray Logna Woods Wis. California Will. Have 17 Inches Says McEwen Katiebene Lanyon Dar Deacon Howard Crawford Orin Wheat Easter McCauley Richard Shaw Harold McHaney Richard White Donald Iett Geraldmyou Lewis Finley Russell Castello William O'Reilly Francis Connor Paul Kune Richard Parner Watts Caffey Mildred Guillamns Frances Shore Annalene Ebner Leonard O'Bryan Chlara Ealinger Glenn Parkins Mark Maltble Ruth Van Riper Hazel Simmons Frances Wright Wendell Clark Evelyn Smith Marc Dorrone Downer Marjorie Roderic Ellen Cheatum Lena Cochran Lowell Leverton Alex Young Michael Harold Baker Theo, White Jane Hogel Maude Moss Scitauck, Okla. William D'aus Muskogore, Okla. Ladow Johnson Bowling Green, Ol Wayne Luff Virginia Innia Amedee Cole Ft. Collins Long range weather forecasting on a scale is well on the way to becoming a genuine science, rather than a matter of shredg guesswork by "oldest inhabitants," in Dr. McEwen's opinion. This year the atmospheric pressure of the Pacific ocean is unusually large, and a Large transfer may be expected. When this water vapor strikes the cold are over the mountains it will result in a large rainfall. San Diego, Calif., Dec. 0 — A rainfall for southern California of 17 inches, or five more than the average, is predicted for the coming year; by Dr. George F. McEwen, oceanographer of the Scripps Institution for biological Research at La Jolla, Calif. This is the third seasonal production undertaken by Dr. McEvenn. Both of his previous prophesies -none true. His prediction has been bitched over by bitches bitched very exactly, for there has been severe drought in California this year. Le Cercle Francais Entertains A special program has been arranged for the Christmas tea of Le Cercle Francais. The tea will be given at the usual time of meeting, Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 in room There. There be a jupiter solo by Lorien G. Mahuin or Prof. Robert G. Mahuin of the department of French, a violin solo by Fake Mountain, and a vocal solo in Italian by Blanche Batterhill. Refreshments will be served. Washington, Dec. 9—In the first formal ballot on the disposal of Muscle Shoals, the Senate by a vote of 55 to 6, today defeated the Bruce amendment placing employees under the civil service. Both Underwood and Norris, authors of rival bills on the subject, bitterly attacked the amendment, declaring it would cause ultimate failure of the corporation, if it were forced to operate under the civil service. Rouge Here to Stay After Battle for I (*U.S. Press*) —NEW YORK—In the Dec. 2nd issue of *The Pacific Mail* magazine—chalkhair checks and carnised lips—meets with no approval in America. It is the original "blah" as far as the American woman is concerned. Twelve Yale freshmen have been awarded scholarships this year. All twelve of the men are from Connecticut. Eight of these have been awarded free tuition for the full four year period. LOST--Silver wrist watch, F. A. U. hall, Saturday night. Call 41. William Hyman. WANT ADS In the first place, American women have been fighting for the privilege of wearing rouge for years and now that they have gained that privilege, they do not intend to give it up. Not so very long ago we liked the rouge and used it in "the painted lady." Today, rouge-wearing is so general in the United States that we think nothing of it. Rouge in itself is harmless enough. It is only when one is badly rouged that one causes comment. It has been proven that powder and rouge tend to protect the skin against the rouge than has been the completion in better condition than it were left natural than LOST—Wrist watch, Saturday morning, reserve room library or gym. Finder please call Robinson 285. tf LOST—A medium-sized leather notebook. Finder please phone John Kroh at 334. tf LOST—Last Friday, Dec. 5, a No. 509 LIP notebook. If found please return to Karavan office. At least return the notes. D14 LOST—Last Tuesday, gold filled torso shell rim glasses between Rowlands, Annex and Alpha Chi Onehouse. Finder please return to Peggy Farrell. Call 1455 D12 LOST—Puilt shell rimmed glasses in leather case; also keys. Call Faye Gapser. 1007, 1208 Miss. D11 LOST—Monday on campus, one bill fold containing check for $100. Finder call 398. Dowred. D10 WANTED—A good saxophone or cornet player. Also a good pianist. Call at Anderson Club, 1120 Teen. Call 1994 White. D14 LOST—Duo-fold pen between Journalism and Fraser. Please call $60. Patry Ruchman. D14 WANTED—Student laundry, men's shirts a specialty. Will do mending. Phone 2220 White. 1805 Ky. D14 PRIVATE Laundry work guaranteed. Price reasonable, call for and delivered. Phone 2551—N. T. Perry. D10 FOR RENT—Furnished rooms on Hill for man and wife balance of school year. 1228 La. phone 1303. D11 BOARD and room, close in, single, $35, double, $30 per month. Call 2759 White. D10 WE SELL and recommend Knut WE SELL and recommend Kaut Foul spark plugs for all motors; —you are missing because you have not learned to dance. What Fun! but particularly for motors that fun plugs. Get your set today from Eudala Bres. D11 MARION RICE School of Dancing "Over Bell's Mook Store" Class or Private Instruction FOR DANCING—Knights of Pythias Hall. Call P. H. Pierce at Pierce Piano company. D21. Well-dressed for less ROOMS for rent for boys. Board if desired, 1300 Kentucky. D13 If you become acquainted will find that you will present revivifying your clothes, you will gnd that you will present a fashionable appearance at all times and that you'll dress for less. "Can I be well-dressed for less than I spend?" ASK LITTLE BOY BRIGHT— HE'S RIGHT! Phone 383 Lawrence Steam Laundry FOR RENT - Apartments, Stubbs building. Good location. Heat and water furnished. Communicate with, Box XXZ, care University Kansan. Professional Cards DR. BECHTEI, Medicine, Surgery, Oto- nethys. Residence phase 1133. Office 847 Mass., house 343. D. E. ORELL, M. D. Specialist. E. Eye, Kear and Threat. Glass fitting guaranteed. Phone 415,迫 Dick's Drug Store, Lawrence, Kansas. ARDREY &. ARDREY, Chiropractic, 515 Mass. St. thorough adjusting. Phone 642 for appointment. H. W. MUTCHINSON, Dentist. House Blidge, phone 295. 729 Mass. St. Lawrence, Kannas. OR. FLORENCE BARROWS, Osteopathic Physician. 8951½ Mass. Phone 2327. DRES. WELCH and WELCH, the Chiropractors Palmer graduates. X-ray Laboratory. Phone 115. LAWRENCE OPTICAL CO., 1927 Mem. Eye glasses exclusively. THE DALE PRINT SHOP Christmas Cards, Programs. DR. C. R. ALBRIGHT, Chiropractor 1101 Mass. Oppetita the Court House. CRECI, M. PROSPT, D. O., D.S. P.F. Gatelet and Foot Specialist. Caught mode night or day. Phone: office, 845-321, reel 221, phone: 845-320, reel 219, phone: 845-320, reel 217, phone: 845-320, reel 216, phone: 845-320, reel 215, phone: 845-320, reel 214, phone: 845-320, reel 213, phone: 845-320, reel 212, phone: 845-320, reel 211, phone: 845-320, reel 210, phone: 845-320, reel 209, phone: 845-320, reel 208, phone: 845-320, reel 207, phone: 845-320, reel 206, phone: 845-320, reel 205, phone: 845-320, reel 204, phone: 845-320, reel 203, phone: 845-320, reel 202, phone: 845-320, reel 201, phone: 845-320, reel 20 1027 Maus. Pnone 228. Dunhill, Mallino and Varsity Pipes, Cigars, Tobacco, Tobacco Pouches and Cigarette Cases. Barber's Drug Store CHRISTMAS CARDS in the Engraved Lime should be ordered now. We also have Diaries, Portfolio, Leather Goods, Memory Books. A. G. ALRICH dionery 736 Mass. St. Again We Say Alcohol for Your Radiator We employ expert mechanics and guarantee every job REMEMBER OUR CADILLAC ROAD CAR We never sleep Phone 47 EUDALY BROS. GARAGE It will be a pleasure for us to show you the wonderful labor-saving devices such as electric irons, washers, lamps, grills, toasters, percolators, vacuum cleaners or any of the hundreds of other articles we carry. KANSAS ELECTRIC POWER CO. 917 MASS. ST. Take the family excellent schools for your children Through Pullmans via Grand Canyon National Park open all the year The journey there-a joy santa red Harvey "all the way." —steel equipment 1 —double track—rock ballast —powerful locomotives W. W. BURNETT Lawrence, Kansas CANDY CANES and ALL KINDS OF CHRISTMAS CANDIES SMITH CHOCOLATE SHOP 722 MASS. ST. PHONE 44 Slippers for Christmas Men's Felt Slippers - - 95c Women's Boudoir Slippers - - 95c Cosy Slippers in all the rich colors, padded elk soles, ribbon trimmed. Comfortable Slippers with soft padded soles, in brown, blue, oxford and wine colors. 805 MASS. ST. NEWMAN'S PLEASING INDEED! Composed of the most delicate Perfumes, Powders and Toilet Waters. As a gift to Mother, Sweetheart or Sister are the Combination Sets at RAINKINS. No matter how discriminating she may be, they are bound to please. We have them in— Narcissus Karess Djer-Kiss Fianceee Luxor Melba RANKIN'S DRUG STORE 1101 MASS. ST. WATCH US GROW Meyer Both Service Is Our Santa Claus So say dozens of successful Kansan advertisers who are using Meyer Both illustrations and copy to bring extra Christmas profits. Truly, they are getting the big Christmas business and big Christmas profits through their advertising in the Kansan. You, too, can reap off the Christmas tree and grow. Call a Kansan solicitor and he'll show you how to grow with Lawrence and other successful advertisers. UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN ( )