WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22. B2
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY RANSAN
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Record of Activity
Ticket Sales as Yet
Incomplete--Herzog
"Some Students Holding Stu-
10 to Which They Have
Na Mibi?"
No Right
"The an effort is being made by the business office to complete the files on enterprise ticket sales. Some of these documents have a number 40 in the books, to which they have no receipt," and Walter M. Heyrens, treasurer of student or student-affiliated companies.
The records in the business office show that those students in question have paid $10, which entitle them to the enterprise companion for student activities, and not to a Jachawker.
"Anyone attempting to get a Jay, hawkeye with one of these state who has not paid for the book probably points difficultly," said Mr. Hewes.
Those students who have paid only $10 and all held a number 40 can get a jacketware in the spring by paying $50, growing and paying an additional $7.50.
12. "Those who are holding the mulit-
board's record ships are asked to bring
them to the business office as soon
as possible," said Mr. Herzog.
"Holder's call of the following enterprise
boys calls at the office at their cur-
torship on Friday, August 9, and con-
ference as follows: 2028, 1980, 1974,
1356, 1245, 1246."
ANNOUNCEMENTS
All solicitors for freshmen and graduate W, S, G, A. representatives must be signed and handed to me by Monday, Oct. 27. All petitioners for freshmen and graduate W, S, G, A. representatives must be signed and handed to me by Wednesday, Oct. 28. Freshman and graduate women who expect to vote in the election, Nov. 5, must pay their W, S, G, A.
Mamie VanEpps, secretary.
Lundhamatha, Quill Club, and Pen and Scroll members are requested to report at the Fraser check-and-tamorrow morning to check out their copies of the Oread Magazine to sell on the campus.
Carl Poppino
James Crow
Oread Business staff
A meeting of the MacDonald fraternity is to be held Thursday at 4:30 a.m. in room 10, central Administration building.
The American Institute of Electrical Engineering will meet Thursday, Oct. 23, at 7:50 p.m. A representative of the General Electric Company of Kauai City will speak, and the data for the A. L. E. E. picture will be defined in. All students who object to the four quirt hats should come. Plans for the engineer' another will also be discussed.
The American Association of Mining Engineers will meet Thursday, Oct. 23, at 7:30 p.m. p. 11. Plans for the trip to Kawasaki City will be discussed.
Seabird, architectural fraternity,
will hold a meeting this evening, Oct.
22 at 7:10. Eric Johnson, a 25, will
speak on启蒙 problems.
All Jay James and Ka Kus are requested to meet in from 208 Fraser at 7 o'clock. Thursday. This meeting is called to make plans for the homecoming game Saturday. Be present and be on time.
Albert Haas; Tennyson Beek
Cancellor and Mrs. E. H. Lindley will会聚这 evening from 8 to 11, with them on Sunday at the University, at their residence at 1345 Louisiana street.
W. S. G. A. is hiring a dinner for all freshman women Thursday at 5:30 p. m. in the Commons. There will be a program for dineing after dinner. Tickets to the dinner are free. Freshman women are urged to come.
The women's forum will meet
Thursday, Oct. 27, at 4:30 in Fraser
chapel. The subject will be a caucus
of the political clubs.
Press Club Elects Officers
A meeting of the Press Club was held Wednesday afternoon at which the following officers were elected: Carrie Currance, vice president, Elden Rypeman, secretary, Chuck Shawman, treasurer. Plans were talked over for the coming week by two senior managers conferences that is to be held on Nov. 8 to 10.
Social Group Gives Ten
The social group, of which Helen Lowey is president, will be hosters at the W. S. G. A. Tea Wednesday afternoon. Tea will be served at 4 clock in the rest room of the central Administration Building. Helen Lowey's group is the first one to charge of such an entertainment.
Methodist Leaders From Five States Assemble
Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 22 — Methodist leaders from Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Texas and Louisiana, assembled yesterday in a preliminary to the Methodist Men's Convention tomorrow and Thursday, Bishop Ernest Lynn Walderof of the Kansas City area of the Methodist Episcopal Church, opened his conference addresses he dealt with the crime in the Southwest.
Responsibility for the breakaway of public mourns was placed by Bishop Walshow largely at the door of the American home.
Scientists Endeavor by Improved Methods to Combat Diseases
Rapid Strides in Prevention of Scarlet Fever Shown by Research
One of the most recent developments in medical science his revealed that scarlet fever, which is pretty generally believed to be caused by the organism streptococcus, is a fruitful doctor. Dr. N. searklirn, in a fruitful department of bacteriology and his associates are making such rapid progress in research that they hope to have something soon of value to public health. The newness of this development in the treatment of scarlet fever may be learned from the fact that some of the first articles were written by Mr. Searklirn. As yet there is no immune serum available for general distribution to the medical profession, and for that reason physicians over the country who have read of the probability of such a serum, are writing to the laboratories of prominent scientists in an effort to obtain the serum. The researchers at the University is attempting to develop satisfactory immune serum.
In 1899 the belief was advanced by renamed scientists in England, France and Germany that the cause of scarlet fever was a minute organism called *Scarletella* or *scarletiae*." In England the chief exponent of this theory was the prominent Doctor Gordon. In his work Doctor Gordon found that the streptococcus was always associated with it, though it was responsible for that fever.
More recent contributions to this theory have been made by Doctors Dick and Dick of Chicago, who have shown that sealer fever streptococcus produces soluble toxin, and have developed an antifixion for it. Other contemporary contributors include Doetz of New York, Dizexz of New York, and Doctor张之芳, of Yale.
In the work of the University Doctor Sherwood is receiving the aid and support of the State board of Tomoka and the boards of Tomoka and Kesan City.
Associated with Doctor Sherwon are Doctor Downs, Pauline Sterling, Loona Baumgartner, Dorothy Knowles and Clara Nigg.
Home Economists Elect
The local branch of the state Home Economics Association met at the Memorial High School last night, Mrs. Lucy Dunn-Barney, A, B, 17) was elected president, and Miss Elisa Tecter, A, B, 16) was elected treasurer, and both are affiliated with the national association through the state association.
LOST—15-jewel Swiss wrist watch,
White gold, rectangular shape. Call
2088.
WANT-ADS
Laundry given special, and prompt
attention. Dainty materials
washed carefully in lux.
Call 1045 Black. 0287
Boost up Pep—Wear a Jayhawk.
LOST—Delta. Chi pin, jewelled with
pearls and rubies. Pinder please call
1582 Red and receive reward. O24
Boost up Pep—Wear a Jayhawk.
LOST-15-jewel, open face, Elgin,
man's watch. Reward. Call Lewis.
2564. 026
FOR SALE - Tenor harbo, with case and instruction books. Call 2743 White after 8 p. m. 027
LOST—Gold Eversharp pencil, Name engraved, D. Kentner, Finder please call 1837 Red. 023
Boost up Pep—Wear a Jayhawk.
FOR RENT — Furnished apartment at the Oread. Two blocks from University. Call 1418. tf
NEWLY decorated southwest, single room for boys, cheap, close to campus and car line. Call 1442 Blue. 1f
graved, Jimmy Bodd, Blythreville,
Ark., on back. Finder please notify
Ferguson Forguson, Circorn. 024
LOST—Black leather keycase en-
LOST- Shell rined glasses in cold case, between Adm. and Fraser or between Fraser and Kappa 1602 1a. Call Catherine Allio 230.
Professional Cards
DR. C. R. ALEIGHERT, Chiropractor
1011 Mass, Oppose the Court House.
DR. BECHTEL, Medicine, Surgery, Osteo-
pathy,
Residence phone 1342.
DRS, WELCH and WELCB, the Chipepracter Palmer graduates. X-ray Laboratory. Phone 115.
THE DALE PRINT SHOP
Christmas Cuts.
Programs.
BRIEFT M, PROFET, D. O., D. II, O.D., Gate-
path and Fork Spreadlite. Cable made midw-
or day. Phone: office 352; fax: 352; EDD:
1787; e-mail: briefort@digital.com; 212.794.2000;
Lawrence, Kansas
MOLEE, E. SCOUT, M. BK, Phone 125,
512 Mass. MA, Lawrencen, Kansas.
LAWRENCE OPTICAL CO., 1627 Mass.
Eve glass encyclopedias,
Eve glass encyclopedia,
Eve Eye, None and Threat, Glass Fibre
garnished,
Glass Fibre, 414, www.ibex.com, 180s
Masonry.
ARDREY & ARDREY, Chiropractics, 915
Muse, St. through adjoining, Phone 42
for appointment.
Residence phone 1313,
Office 847 Mass., phone 213.
W. H. HUTCHINSON, Immitt.
House, Hutchinson, 384-729 Mass. St.
Bethlehem, PA 15016
1027 Mass. Phone 228
DR. FLORENCE BARROWS, Osteopathic Physician.
90% Mass, Phone 233Z.
Hallowe'en Programs
Nut Cups and Favors
—Exquisite preparations created for fastidious women. A complete line at Rankins. Once you try them you'll always use them.
The average young man or woman going to college usually has an allowance which is regulated to meet a certain expense—to buy anything else of perhaps any kind. It may be that, in the oftentimes necessitates a sacrifice or doing without. /
A. G. ALRICH
JEWELERS
736 Mass.
Caress Toilet Requisites
Phone 288
A Fella' Can't Always Do It
Perfume, a captivating fragrance that is unusual in tone $3.50
—Caress Face Powder, a fine powder whose appeal is enhanced by the lingering richness of Caress perfume, at $2.00
—Caress Dusting Powder, a delightful bath luxury, large carton with double thick puff $3.50
—Caress Cleaning Cream, a perfect cleaner $1.50
—Caress Vanishing Cream, a splendid base for $1.50
—Caress Lotion, a fragrant healing lotion $1.00
Sol Marks & Son
We have realized this condition—and want you to know that you can buy merchandise from us on/a conventient and liberal payment play. Let us tell you more about it.
Rankins Drug Store
1104 Mass.
Jay Janes, Ku Kus Cheerleaders
Hugh Fullerton, noted sport writer, says that the success of a team depends to a great extent on the support it gets from the stands.
Do you want to inspire greater support for the team?
Let us clean your white skirts, sweaters and trousers—
You can generate more pep for the Homecoming Game if you look the part.
Have 'em looking like new for this biggest game.
And most of all-
LET'S BEAT NEBRASKA!
SCHULZ alters, repairs, cleans and presses your clothes right up to now.
Suiting you—that's my business,
SCHULZ THE TAILOR
917 Mass. St.
Um-m! Boy Howdy!
Coe's Famous Milk Chocolates, 10e
C. G. COE, Druggist
1377 MASSACHUSETTS
VARSITY
Tonight - Tomorrow - Friday
'Border Legion'
See it Today and Then Tell Your Friends to Come
SHOWS: 3, 7;30, 9 -- PRICES: Mats. 10-35e, Eve. 10-40c
Coming Soon — "Merton of the Movies"
NEXT MONDAY - TUESDAY
"The Story Without a Name"
The Management is offering $10.00, $5.00 and $3.00 for the Three Best Titles handed in to the ticket seller. Famous Players is offering $5,000,000 nationally. All titles will be forwarded to Paramount Headquarters.
Special
In order to accommodate the crowds Saturday this week, the Bowersock, Varsity and Orpheum Theaters will have a Special Supper Show starting at 6:00 P. M.
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