CALL FOR OLD CLOTHES
URGENT IN LAWRENCE
Students Are Asked to Give Discarded Garments to Unfortunate
Twenty-five Thanksgiving baskets were given by the various organizations on the Hill and collected by the Committee of the poor of Lawrence.
The call now comes for clothing. The following is taken from a letter sent by the Social Service Committee to all the organizations;
"We are asking that each one of you gather up the clothes you will not wear anymore—discard summer garments, torn clothes, last year's clothes, anything—and put them in large bundles. It does not matter if I am surprised by your words as much as us who will do that. You would be surprised if you knew how much unfortunate people appreciate garments which are no longer of service to you. Take the matter up at the next meeting of your organization and get concerted action. Remember, the need is urgent, next Tuesday, Decem-
"After next Tuesday, have a 'Lucky Bung' hag up in some convenient place and throw all your discarded garments into the trash. Your offering will be collected.
you realize that there are man, women, children and old men in Lawrence who have nothing but rags with their hands. Warren Bledgett, the *Lawrence Social Service League* is doing a great work among these people but their trouble is to get enough clothes. They have asked the K.U., M.Y.C.A.S. Committee to help and we are going to do everything we can," it concluded.
Registrar Announces Scholarship Records
(continued from page 1)
Jr. Fine Arts ...89.7
Graduate ...89.1
So. College ...88.71
Fr. Fine Arts ...88.04
Er. College ...87.67
So. Eng ...87.37
Spec.Fine Arts ...85.41
Sr. Fine Arts ...83.74
Fr. College ...81.74
Spec.College ...79.07
Fr. Eng ...72.32
Spec.Eng ...66.67
Jr. College ...64.38
Soph. Pharm ...62.37
Jr. Pharm ...53.31
Sr. Pharm ...47.47
Spec. Pharm ...36.36
Jr. Fine Arts...100.00
Sr. Law...100.00
Sr. Med...99.41
Jr. Med...97.35
Fr. Fine Arts...94.23
Sr. Eng...92.88
Spec. Law...90.00
Jr. Law...89.77
Mid Law...89.74
Jr. College...88.49
Graduate...84.26
So. Med...83.55
Spe. College...83.55
Sr. College...88.33
St. Pharm...75.92
Fr. Eng...75.92
Fr. Med...72.72
Soph. College...71.7
Fr. College...70.07
Sop. Eng...86.00
Spe. Eng...87.77
Jr. Eng...61.65
Jr. Pharm...55.74
Soph. Pharm...52.32
Fr. Pharm...47.21
JENKINS FREED ON BAIL
American Consul Released on $500 Bond, Says He is not Technically Released
Mexico City, Dec. 5. (Night.) William O. Jenkins an American consular agent freed from the Pueblo jail last night after payment of $800 bail by a friend decided tonight he would not acknowledge his release because he was not given "absolute liberty." The American, it appears, is still technically in custody of the court and must present himself for trial when being secretary of state, said tonight that the latest American note regarding Jenkins probably would be answered next week.
She came down to breakfast very late and her mother scattered her severely. "Did that man kiss you last night?" she asked.
"Now, mother," said the sweet young thing, blushing, "do you suppose he came all the way from Great Lakes to hear me sing?"
—Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
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Plain Tales From The Hill
"Where are you going, Professor Humble?"
"Home," 'Be is ever so humble there's no place like home."
It happened in magazine writing. The discussion was on grasshoppers as protein food for chickens.
Jean Carter: "Why not take out the hops and make beer."
In the front window of one of the Tennessee Street brotherhoods there is an ordinary barrel stave paddles used for the coak of arms. Investigation discloses the fact that the paddle is not meant as an adornment, but is performing a definite work, namely, distributing for a broken window wrist.
What has become of the old fashioned girl who made her dates only a week ahead?
She now has a daughter who calls up her date for the 1922 Prom and asks him what he is going to wear because she can match her dress to his suit.
Busted Frosh writing home: "Mart how do you spell financially?"
Mart: "F-l-n-a-n-c-i-l-a-l-l-y, and there are two r's in embarrassed."
Heard over a Sorority house telephone: "Want to go to the show tonight?"
And the answer: "Sure., who is this?"
When "Kipling, the Jr." c23, had午 date broken for big party he was heard to remark: "But I learned about women from her."
Professor Ice: "There are no bishveliki around Lawrence, are there?" Jean Carter: "No, with the exception of a few college professors."
What has happened to the Gamma Epsilon Betas (Glass Eyed Beauties). You know the insimilar of the sorority were big horn-irrined speeds. Perhaps the P. D.'s have taken their place.
WHEN IS THE INITIATION
"The Alpha Chi Omega have pledged to the Commerce Club"—society item in a down town paper.
Mr. Average Stude was a buoy individual last week. He attended fraternity meeting Monday night, practiced basketball Tuesday night, went to a departmental club meeting Wednesday night, heard one of the four tasks given Thursday afternoon and took in the Boen play Friday night. This left Saturday night to "bone" in the library.
The Fabian policy is evidently being pursued in making the campus walks safe to walk on.
Small girl at the conclusion of Madame Hammer's presentation of The Doll's House: "Why didn't they bring the children on the stage in the last act so that the Ma-Ma and Pa-Pa could be reunited?"
Queer Things Happen Beyond The Atlantic
Lewes, Eng.-Any women grave-
diggers who can beat Miss Janie
Beckey? She claims to be the only
one in England and can fling the
surface from a depth of seven feet.
In it, busy season she works by candlight.
Edinburgh.-There was a decrease of 561 insane people in Scotland last year due, according to the Board of Control, to higher wages, almost total disappearance of unemployment and number of men in the army.
Stockholm—Otto Grimmland, man-aging editor of the Swedish Bolshevik newspaper "Politiken" was sentenced to six months imprisonment for abusual conduct. Genova Mannechairm, Finnish dictator, during his visit to Sweden.
London—Freda Hall, aged 6, took first-class honors at the Royal College of Music examinations, beating girls of fourteen on the piano. Emi composed hailed her as the "wonder child," her execution being fatalistic.
Belin—While food and dwelling prices soar one thing is slumping in price here, namely, souvenir kaiser crowns. One can now buy them at a mark per pound when formerly it cost two or three marks each.
Dover, Eng." I am afraid you'll have to go to jail. I was afraid to fine you ten dollars each, but the police say you had no money when they searched you," said the judge to two accuses. "Yes, I have, sir" yelled one, desperately pulling off his sock, and producing a wad.
Berlin—Prague advises relate that a houseowner there taking advantage of the shortage of dwellings offered his home—not for money—but for a specified amount of eggs, fat, potatoes, meat and flour per month. And the amount was about worth a king's ransom.
Dreden — A clever swindler posing as a doctor, gave a wealthy woman patient of a sanatorium a heavy injection and then stole all her jewels.
Announcements
All members of Snow Zoology Club meet at Squires studio, Tuesday at 12:30 prompt, for Jayhawker picture
Wyandotte County Club will meet in the office of J. W. Boyer, University Pastor, at westminster Hall, Wednesday, Dec. 10 at 8:30 p.m. m. special meeting to make arrangements for Christmas banquet.
Gladys N. Swigart, Vice-Pres.
The Cloud County Club will meet Tuesday evening at the Alpha Delta members are requested to be present.
Fagan Off To Mines;
Doesn't Forget Paddle
Fagen's Irish is up and he's off to war!
S. P. Fagen chemical engineer, c22,
of Kansas City, Kan., left last night
to join the National Guard Company
at Pittburg. Solicitous friends helped
to pack his suit case and see him
ft.
No, his pajamas are still in his dresser drawer, but the "cutie's" picture that was seen there has mysteriously disappeared. What's he going to do with those two handsome sills and all that silk socks? Let it go Fagan. Did he get his 'heaviest'? One pair and one pair of woolen seals. Patriotism seems to make some of us reckless, alas. Well, good luck to you Fagan.
Maybe it was Fagan's fault, and maybe not, that various odds and triples found their way into that tachel. We might pause to ponder their misfortune, but if we were alarm clock fearing that he might not hear revelie and need his old standby? Thoughtful Fagan. And why that fresh paddleman? Will he cry "rally" to rescue the princess? Lots hope our Freshmen won't grow rough and strike. Two decks of cards—evidently Fagin like to play poker and will spend some of the woe hours of the morning gambles—will be the "meat" at the end of a perfect day.
GEORGETTE BLOUSES
$5.75 to $35.00
ALL SHADES - NEWEST STYLES
Silk Underwear, Crepe de Chine Trouseau and
Glove Silk Canisoles, Teddy's, Bloomers, Union-
Suits and Knickerbockers.
Priced from $1.25 to $12.50
New Shipment Woolen Hose $2.25 pair.
WEAVER'S
CENTRAL EDUCATIONAL BUREAU
610 Metropolitan Bldg., St. Louis, Mo.
We have remunerative positions for available teachers. Write for
registration blanks. No advance fee.
W. J. HAWKINS, Manager
SHEEP-LINED COATS
Belt All Around or Without
Belt All Around or Without This is the weather for them and they make excellent Presents for Christmas
Overcoats, Too
S KOF S TAD S
ELLING SYSTEM S
"From Lad to Dad"
Scene from the BOOMERANG, Bowersock Theatre, Thursday, December 11.
PRICES 50c, $1.00 $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. Seats on Sale
When You Go Home Dec.19----
Why not have your Christmas shopping done and be ready to devote yourself entirely to visiting with the home-folks.
Your opportunities this week and next, to make satisfactory purchases from large stocks of carefully selected goods, should not be neglected. To be sure of obtaining your exact wants reasonably, it is advisable to shop now.
You may have every confidence in the prices, styles and values of goods for sale by Lawrence merchants. A summary of all varieties may be found in the advertising columns of The Daily Kansan.