TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1924
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THE UNIVERSITY DAIL KANSAN
First Trials for Men's Glee Club to Be Held on Wednesday Evening
Candidates to Appear in Order of the Schedule Beginning Sentember 17
First trials for candidates for the Men's Gloe Club will continue over Wednesday and Thursday of this week. The group is a women's director, the following men are to report Wednesday afternoon and evening in the order named at intervals of five minutes during the first trial. A central Administration building:
4:09:58:45 - A, H. Alcorn, M. R.
Baker, F. D. Baty, M. R. Doughall,
P. W. Ewarts, M. E. Foster, F. F.
Litinger, M. F. Needham, F. P.
D. Pervich, C. L. Burton, F. W.
Scalier, W. O. Welch, T. J. Zim
7:30:10:00—(Last year's members) V. E. Nomah, P. C. Poote, H. Hawkwell, H. L. Graber, W. K. Moser, H. L. Graber, R. K. Moser, A. W. Popelow, B. W. Powell, L. W. Reynolds, E. P. Scriwer, F. W. Shaer, R. P. Smith, C. H. Wyatt. (These men are advised to spare their children and the rally in the evening.)
A final opportunity for trials will be given Thursday to new candidates who have been called but have not reported, according to Professor Larrenrese. A list of those will be published in Wednesday's Kannon.
"The above will be the last opportunity offered for candidates to try out," said Professor Larremares, who said she would be made up over the week-end."
Shanghai International Quarter Hears Artillery
Reinforcements to Chi
Shanghai, Sept. 16—Reinforced by 2,000 Chi Ll troops sent south to his assistance by Wu Pei Fu. Chi Li昌 Yuan today began an artillery preparation for a major offensive against Shanghai.
Intensive fighting between a major outpost and the Chokkai troop of Gen.La Yung Haiang lasted through Monday night, and was renewed today.
Shanghai shook with the reverberations of the artifact dust on a line about fourteen miles from international and French settlements.
American marines guarded the Japanese district of Shanghai. The population of 17,000 is most grateful to the American allies for granting the men with rifles and trinkets.
Women get up in the night to carry hot pot to equipies on duty. A detachment of Japanese sailors is encamped nearby.
Waldo Walker, e27, spent the week end at his home in Leavenworth.
Ben Paulen Gives Talk at Court House Here
Lieut. Gow, Ben S. Panken, candidate for governor on the Republican ticket who was slated to speak in the court house at 3:00 p.m., m. Monday, arrived shortly before that time. Accompanied by Mayor Frank M. Wallace, he met with members of the Republican central committee, Mr. Spanken visited the city hall and was introduced to the officials and employees there.
Paulee's address was originally scheduled for yesterday afternoon in South Park, but the rain changed his plan.
Miss Marie Elles, fa. 24, who is teaching commercial subjects in the Bomber Springs High School, spent a week with Mrs. Harper, parents, Mrs. Mt. W., D. Riley.
WANT-ADS
Beauty Spots. City Drug Store.
LOST—Gold Eversharp pencil. "Sus
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LOST—Shell-rimmed glasses in black leather case. Call 1261. S22
LOST—Conklim fountain pen on mu seum step. Call 1495. S17
ROOFS FOR RENT—Two nice modern rooms for girls. Furniture heat, electric light, hot water, close to university in new bungalow. Price $181 for two in a room. 1510 Mass., phone 1875. $229
Take your broken pipe to the City Drug Store. They can fix it.-Adv.
LOST—Pair Gray immed glassen.
Please call Bill Grosser, 429. Reward.
S22
FOR RENT—A study room with
sleeping porch, 1620 Tenn. Phone
802. S18
LOST—Gamma Epsilon Pi pin on campus. Phone 2710. S17
Best malted milks in towns at the City Drug Store.—Adv.
WANTED—10 men and women who have had experience in selling, a shop building or campus campaign this week. Go to www.jobmaven.com Tuesday the Kavan business office 223
LOST—A Dunn transparent barrel Phone 1137 Red.
Razor blades, every kind, City Drug Store-Adv.
FOR SALE — Underwood Standard
typwriter number 5. *Elixir* condition,
has been only slightly used.
A phone with each with
Telephone 1666.
FOR RENT—At once, furnished apartment one block from University, 709 W. 12th. Call 1789 Black S-19.
FOR SALE—Ford touring car, good
condition. Cheap, must sell. 1222 Miss St. S18
Parker Pen Service Station.—City Drug.—Adv.
FOR RENT—Boys' rooms you will like, 1134 Miss. S10
ROOMS for rent. Convenient to the University. Either single or double Breakfast served if preferred. Call 1724 Kentucky. B77
FOR RENT - Suite for two or three
young men, brightly modern house
rent reasonable. 1319 Tennessee.
Phone 1475. S29
Electric Grills, $1.00, City Drug
ROOMS for boys. Well furnished,
88.00 per mo. Tel. 1625, 1346 New
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BUNDLE, WASHING - Bring your
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delivered. Call 2332 Blue, J325 N. Y.
S17
FOR RENT-To right party,very desirable single room,1415 Tenn. S19
WANTED—Washing and ironing and day work. Call 1356. S17
Certainly, the City Drug Store has it.—Adv.
BOARD and room, $6.00 per week.
Board only $4.50. A trial will convince of the real saving. Apply 1321 Mass, or 1345 Kt. St. S17
FOR RENT—Garage at 1318 L.
 cement floor, electric light, phone
270. S17
FOR RENT — Furnished apartment at the Oread. Two blocks from University. Call 1418. tf
Oh yes, Donaldsons Hand Made Chocolates at the City Drug Store.
FOR RENT - Front room with five windows, large closet, for two girls, also room mate at 1220 Ohio 816.
STEWARDESS WANTED — Rice Club, 1321 Tenn. Phone 1155, s17
WANTED—Student laundry, men's shirts a specialty. Work satisfac-
CECIL M. PROST N, D. O., D. S. PD. osteo-
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Educator, Educator, 2532 Red
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TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH 10th and Vermont A University Church
You will feel at home, because the majority of its members are female members, and students.
Incident members and students
Services 8 and 11 n. m., 4:30 p. m.
Student Classes, 10 a. m.
Secretary, W. W. Davie Rector, Chaplain Edwards.
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