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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1924
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
conclat Student Paper of the University of
STAFF
Editor-in-chief N. K.
Emerson Elemn Wood
Pensner Elemn Wood
Bullard Elemn Wood
Bullard Elemn Wood
Winter Grate
News Editor
Winter Grate
Doverty Dellmore
Doverty Dellmore
Doverty Dellmore
Conversity Asia
Conversity Asia
Almond Editor
Almond Editor
George Chester
Almond Editor
Mason George
Chester
BOARD
Jacqueline Slee Merrill Slavey
Steve, Merrill Lois, Prine
J. B. Engle
Business  Manager  Floyd  McCormick
Circulation  Manager  James  Campbell
Address all communications to THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Lawrence, Kansas
Kentucky, K. U., 15 and 67
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1924
CLASSROOM NAPS
You have guard it...
"How do you like Chuser, now?"
(Or any one of a number of the courses.)
"Just fine. If only I wouldn't go to sleep."
What is the answer to the question this incident provokes? Students do go to sleep in class. Why do they choose class forms for sleeping?
Many students do not choose them. The burden of an uninterested lecture soothes their semiotic senses. Badly ventilated classrooms have sent many a student into dreamland. These causes may be remedied. Bath of them lie within the instructor's power to correct. A third and last reason can conceal itself up with the student himself. His sins, his ambition, and his future life itself in his academic relations are influenced by it. This lies in the general disarray in of his habits.
Why do students write the substance of their health? Reservation is necessary, and easy to wipe makeup bodies and nips. Squamming of night time hours in late reading, studying, candy snacks, and occasional "stale" data is not intended to putting the beef cut out of a culinary education, and really always leads to a condition of elopeness through the following day.
System is organizing the daily life of the student, regularity in catnapping, wobbling, playing. This is the student's answer to the query, "What can I do, to avoid going to claustra?" System is the plan whereby sleeping hours at school may be cut down one second. Interesting class work and open windows will solve the rest of the problem.
ON TIME
"Being on time" in a host vittage of the American people. There was once a time when if a party or program was dated to begin at eight it began at eight it. We speak of our rush—we live in a fact ace of hustle and bustle—we proud ourselves on being quick at end and "up to the nth." in everything, but in the simple matter of being on time we completely fall down.
The average business man is always a few minutes late into his office. The student goes dailing into his 8:30 am at 8:40, arriving after the call cell. Parties and meetings are scheduled for a certain time, but the buildings are empty and perhaps dark when the set time arrives. "Why, I would think of getting there on time," people say. "No one would be there." If the hostess whisks her气 to heath t he re at 8:30 she tells him to come at eight. Ever the shows and theatres have taken a cue from the dilutive people and generally begin a few minutes after tim.
It is a matter of habit. Why not get the habit of being on time?
AN EXPRESSING SPIRIT
An credit which strikes as much terrer to the hearts of freshmen women, as the first quiz week on the first dinner at a university house, in that much-hearded event of passing before the stairs of the School of Law. In the tender years of high school age, Kansas girls fear reports of the cane carrying assembly from those all-wise mortals who have seen and hated
When the girl just out of high school, come to Mt. Oreo, they are expecting the ostrate, and they usually get it. It is not too much to see a girl on the other side of the
street in order to avoid the "now
steps." Neither ittier uncommenze to use a Freihomm pain in front of the steps and to hear worldwide harbaviers erotic their gifts of crerty with the push-ruby as a subject.
the rest of the student body plays in respectful aeon when a law student appears on the harвиин index with binders. He looks like a student — an busy student. In fact, he is but—not to two busie to spend his life watching the members of the fair sex and commenting thereon.
Everyone fines the law students. They stay together. As members of a school, they have spirit. But there are many ways of expressing spirit. Why couldn't some brilliant lawyer establish a new tradition of watchful waiting for classes to start, without the accustomed comments? If he would, as that dim distant day when he becomes a full-fledged lawyer, he would have no clients all those women of this state who have ever been inhabitants of Mt. Oread.
CAMPUS OPINION
CAMPUS OPINION
The University whiche is a signal for classes to close. But some instructors come to oversee the classes so start them to start cutting off the beat. With a large class it requires at least five minutes. Any student in the University is willing to be kept after the whittle blows occasionally, but when certain procedures are not followed the call of the喇叭 that time, one is bound to dislike it. Of course this precludes giving the students an chance to be late to the class in which the instructor calls the喇叭 after the bell. It often necessitates students being late to their next classes. Why can't both the members of the faculty and the students co-operate by taking a little more consideration for each other and observe the university
Gibert Gecky, c24, was returned from the national convention of Stoma Tau, engineer fraternity.
Professional Cards
DR. BECHTEL, Medicine, Surgery, Osteopathy.
Residence phone 1543,
020-769-8800, phone 1543
Residence, phone 1243.
Office A17 Mass., phone 313.
W. L. POST, A. M. M. D. General practice
Special attention given to rectal diseases
Office, 927 Mass.
DR, C. R, ALBRIGHT, Chirooperator
1101 Mass. Ouessie the Court House.
DRS, WELCH and WELCH, the Chiropractors Palmer graduates. X-ray Laboratory. Phone 115.
Juniper Round Clothes
Forty dollars means more than ever this fall at this store. With it, you can now buy the clothes known everywhere for their correct cut—Society Brand. A richer selection of fine fabrics, too, than you ever thought possible for so low a price. A value we're proud to offer.
Forty Dollars means a lot
Other Society Brand Clothes up to $75
OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY BULLETIN
Copy received at the Chanceller's office until 11:00 a.m.
Vol. VL
Wednesday, October 8, 1924
No. 27.
All members of Fam and Special should report Thursday, Oct. 6, at the set room in central Administration buildings. The meeting will be audited
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DR. FLORENCE BAROWS, Outpatient
Physician.
9019 Mass. Phone 2337.
MOLLIE E. SCOTT, M. D., Phane 1425.
1031 Mass. S., Lawrence, Kansas.
W, G. MIXER, Dentistry, 802% Mass. St.
Phe, 114th H., Mid- modern methods,
new equipment, young man, Exodontia and
Pyrrhus specialist.
LAWRENCE OPTICAL CO., 1022 Mass.
Eve classes exclusively.
THE DALL PRINT SHOP
Christmas Cards.
Programs.
Job Printing.
ARDREY & ARDREY, Chiropractic, 811
Mass Through adjusting. Phone 641
for appointment.
1627 Mass. Phone 225.
H. W. HUTCHINSON, Dentist.
Online Edd. phone 295. 729 Mass. St.
Lawrence, Kaua.
A Date and No Marcel!
C. E. ORLEPH, M. D., Specialist,
Ey. Dev. New and Threat. Glass
stillized.
recommended. Phone 415, over dick's Drug
Store, Lawrencio, Kanao.
We are just off the campus and can give you experienced service.
Bobbed Hair Shampoo, and Lemon, Vinegar or
Bobbed Hair Shampoo, and Lemon, Vinegar or
Henna Rinse 50c
Marcel 50c Bob Curl 25s
Manicure 50c Facial $1.00
BROWN OWL BEAUTY SHOP
14th & Kentucky Call Phone 1028
Fine Clothes Made for You
Men of the most critical and exciting trades—men who consider carefully what they are meeting for their money before they spend it. Such men will appreciate the fine wooled and the snapp we will build into a suit made for you.
We are not radio tailors.
SCHULZ, THE TAILOR
917 Merr. St.
Headquarters for Sheaffer Pen & Pencils The largest stock in Kansas to select from
If your fountain pen has hardening of the arteries
Take the cap off your fountain pen. Is the feed section clean and dry or does it smear a gummy mass on your fingers?
DOES your pen refuse to feed the right amount of ink when you start to write?
Made By The Creators of "Lifetime" Pens and Penclis.
Use Skrip and correct your fountain pen troubles.
Sold by The Better Dealers Everywhere
PENS "HALFETIME" PENCILS
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FOUNTAIN PEN HEADQUARTERS Lawrence, Kansas
Electrical Appliances of All Kind s
Bandoid and Table Lamps
SHIMMONS DROS.
Plumbing, Heating and Wiring
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH 10th
Sale. A University, Church
You will feel at home, because the majority of its members are faculty members and students.
Services 8 and 11 a., m., 4300 p. m.
Student Courses, 10 a., m.
Wardens:
Dean L. K. Sayre
Pref. E. H. Holland
President Benz. Clear Club, Dr. M. B. Sadler
Chair Director and Organizer, Miss Helen Pondilion
Secretary, W. W. Davis.
Doctor, Chaimkin Edwards.
1109 Mass.
Ladies
Lawrence Steam Laundry
Our new pleating machine is ready to serve you.
Get our prices on pleating. We guarantee satisfaction.
Phone 383
Friday and Saturday Coat Days
Group 1 $25
Dress and Sport Coats in high luster Bolivias and the popular-sport clothes, both with large fur collars.
Group 2 $58
You'll agree that these are astounding values, the last word in style in fall's fashionable clothes, with beaver, squirrel top, mink and Austrian opposum collars—some hair for borders.
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The Season's Wool Frocks Display New Styles and Fabrics
The woolen fabrics most popular this season, such as Bengaline and the numerous twills, are shown here in the new Fall Dresses. Gay color trimmed trimmings in the way of braid, buttons and embroidery are added.
There is a style for every figure. Straight lines are the best this season, and coat dresses hold their popularity. Tunic effects are new and very good. Sleeves are varied in length.
Choose one of these dresses at a saving! They are the kind you will want to wear from now until Spring, and will give good service for that length of time. In fact, you could find nothing smarter at this price.
Sizes for Women and Missec
$19.75