University Daily Kansan from Lawrence, Kansas • 3

UNIVERSITY DAILY KAN SAN chapter of Nu Sigma Nu at the Na CLASS TEAMS WORKOUT MRS. NEVIN LECTURES ON PUBLIC HEALTH TUESDAY tional Convention of that fraternity, December 1st and 2nd. CONKLIN PENS are sold at McCulIoch's Drug Store 847 Mass. Thanksgiving Scores Missouri 13, Kansas 0. Natre Dame 20, Nebraska 0.

Ames 33, Drake 14. Colgate 28, Brown 0. Kansas Aggies 47, Washburn 0. Pennsylvania 23, Cornell 3. Coaches From Varsity Squad to Named Today Charles Sweet, c'16, who is working Tuesday afternoon at four-thirty o'clock, Mrs.

Arthur Nevin will lecture on "Public Health is Purchasable" in the Snow Hall lecture room. ECONOMY MARKS UNIVERSITY LIFE Average K.U. Man Spends Forty Dollars a Month Tis Said on the Iola Register, and Guy Scriv ner, c'16, who is working on the Clay Center Dispatch-Republican, were guests at the Franklin house during 'This lecture is given under the au The varsity season is over but now spices of the Collegiate Alumni As comes the busiest time of the year vacation. sociation, and is open to all women of the University. A.

G. ALRICH Printing-, Engraving Books, Loose Leaf Supplies Fountain Fens, Inks, Typewriter Papers, Robber Stamps 744 Mass. St. Trine Latta, c'15, who is teaching science in Stephens College, at Colum Mrs. Nevin is State Bacteriologist of New York, and is a woman who is for McCook Field.

The inter-class squads will begin work this afternoon. The coaches for the different classes have not yet been announced by Coach Olcott other than Swede Nielsen and Humpty Wilson for the sophs and Speed Heath for the DAD PAYS SOME BILLS bia, Missouri spent Thanksgiving vacation at the Alpha Chi Omega house making a name for herself in public Washington 9, St. Louis 0. Pittsburg 31, Penn State 0. Kansas Southwestern 7, Ottawa 0.

Miss Blanche Mullen, '16, who drove up from Burlington for the game, spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Virginia Lucas in Kansas City. Fairfax Hotel, European. Adv. tf. $2.50 for a name.

For further information see M. H. McKean, Myers Hall, Methodist office. Adv. 56-4 health work.

She is here visiting her husband, Professor Arthur Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Buzick of Sa- Budget Also Shows Boys Are Charitable and Like The Movies Nevin, of the department of music juniors.

lina both graduates of the University in '13, were guests of K. U. friends The games promise to be much last week. Citizens State Bank Deposits Guaranteed The University Bank Why Not Carry Your Account Here? better than those of last year as class material is better matched. The sophs, however, have a strong bid BY THE WAY Miss Virginia Strosler of the Uni versity of Missouri who has been vis Fairfax Hotel, European.

Adv. tf. as winners for they have several men who failed to make the varsity squad iting friends at the Alpha Chi Omega Vacation Dance Members of Kappa Sigma frater Basing the conclusion upon some two dozen interviews, the average man in the University of Kansas spends approximately three hundred and sixty dollars a year, or forty dollars a month house has gone to Kansas City. on account of eligibility. The juniors have practically the same line-up as nity held a vacation dance at the house, Saturday night for friends who last year and will make strong Miss Lucy Maas, of Alta Vista, was the guest during vacation of Hannah Beagle, c'20, at the Achoth house.

remained in Lawrence during vaca One man attended the University runners-up if they use the Minnesota TODAY ONLY VARSITY t8Sy tion. The party was chaperoned by last year on less than two hundred Mrs. U. S. G.

Plank. shift again. The seniors and frosh have not yet appeared on the field in dollars. Vivian C. Case, c'20, of Alta Vista, spent Saturday and Sunday in Kan any numbers but will check out suits Bradley-Elliot "I am spending a little more this year," he said.

"I guess my tastes sas City with his aunt, Miss Myrtle today. Much varsity material for Case. the coming season, will no doubt be Return Engagement of THEDA BARA developed in these games. Miss Gladys Elliot was married to Paul Bradley of Omaha, Nebraska, at Westminster Hall, Thanksgiving morning. Miss Elliot, who until recently was an instructor in the de W.

K. Egan, special engineer, has recovered from the typhoid and is again able to resume his studies. IN partment of physical education, is a member of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority Mrs. Ednah Morrison Gowns and Fancy Tailoring I cater especially to the trade of George M. Crawford of Topeka, EAST LYNNE" and a graduate in the class of 1912, was the guest, Saturday and Sunday Mr.

and Mrs. Bradley left Thursday of his brother Thos. Crawford, c'19. University women. Prices reasonable.

1146 Tenn. St. Bell 1145J. have become somewhat more extravagant. I am spending twenty-seven dollars a month up to date this year.

BOARD NOT EXPENSIVE "In round figures," he added, "board costs me twelve dollars a month, room five, books and materials six, fees two, and incidentals two. Thirty dollars a month is all I want to go to school here." Of course, this man took very little active part in the social life of the University, nor did he have to buy any clothes Another man who was unusually active in social circles said: "I spent about six hundred dollars night for a short trip, after which they will be at home in Omaha where Harry Sacher, a student on the Mr. Bradley is in business. Mr A modernized American version of this great stage play. ALSO LATEST PATHE NEWS TUESDAY VALESKA SURATT in "JEALOUSY." Hill last year, from Holton spent the latter part of the week visiting Bradley is a Delta Tau Delta from Trosper Jitney Station Ames.

friends here. Y3U Mass. Phones 970. To Give Orchestra Concert Walter LeClere and Bannon Mc- Call, of Hiawatha, came up for the Calls Answered Day and Night. The Presbyterian orchestra of twenty-five pieces, composed largely of University students, will assist the Joy Riding and Country Driving.

game and remained until Sunday, as guests of the latter's brother and sister, Dana McCall, e'19, and Fannie SEND THE DAILY KANSAN HOME. Presbyterian choir in giving a sacred concert at the Presbyterian church McCall, c'19. Sunday evening, Dec. 10. Harold 0.

Lytle, 1'17, is conductor. Dr. Grace Charles of the depart ment of botany spent the Thanksgiv ing vacation at her home in Oak Park, Illinois. 1 Dana Sollers, c'17, spent the holi last year. My necessary expenses ran around forty dollars, and my expenses for social purposes nearly twenty more.

I bought a few clothes, but most of them came from home." THE MOVIE FIEND This man however, was not the rule among University men, either fraternity or non-fraternity. His prototype exists in all colleges and universities, but more so in some than in others. He is almost a negligible majority at the University of Kansas. One man, apparently a fiend for the movies said he spent in the neighborhood of thirty dollars a year for picture shows. K.

U. Dames Meet The K. U. Dames will meet at the home of Mrs. Todd, 1322 Tennessee, Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock.

"Invalid Cooking" will be the subject of the study for the afternoon. All women whose husbands are students on the Hill are invited to meet with the K. U. Dames on Wednesday days at her home in Washington Kansas. December Sale of (rTDf fl 0 at Half Price "I like to go two or three times each week," he said, "and I don't like to go alone, so I usually find some friend or Christmas Banquet Sigma Phi Sigma will give its annual Christmas banquet Friday night, December fifteenth at the Hotel Muehlebach in Kansas City.

In addition to the active chapter from here all of the Kansas City alumni of the Chi Phi fraternity will be guests. Saturday night, the sixteenth, the fraternity will give a rush dance in Kansas City. a girl to go with me. Then you al ways have to buy something at a soda fountain after the show. You can figure it out for yourself and see that it runs into a good sized stack of dimes." Another man who got fifty dollars Franklins Entertained Sam Cooley, e'18, entertained The Franklins at dinner at Bricken's Tuesday evening, tt is a custom among the members of this organization that when one has a birthday he must entertain the other members.

There were twelve guests. Ed. H. Hashinger, c'17, m'19, left Thursday evening for Chicago, where he will act as delegate from the local Beginning tomorrow Tuesday you may choose from sixty high class tailored suits, of Broad Cloth, Wool Velour, Whipcord or Poplin most all models are smartly fur-trimmed and represent the favored shades of Burgundy, Mohawk, Green, Brown, and Navy The sizes range from 14 to 42. Seven Only Velvet Suits, Brown, Plum, Green, Navy or Black.

Earlier Priced at $35.00 to $65.00 at ONE-THIRD LESS. a month made it very nicely on his allowance, buying a part of his clothes. He had a failing for soft drinks and ice cream that tied up a good share of his allowance. From figures obtained it seems that considerable is spent for cabs and flowers for formal parties, but that rarely happens more than twice each year. Very few took trips to Kansas City with any frequency.

Without exception the men questioned said they spent something each year for churches and relief funds. One man gave as high as twenty-five for religious purposes during the year, and another as low as three. The general average opinion, however, seemed to indicate that a man could subsist and it healthily on forty dollars a month. Just how much social life could be included within that amount, however, was a matter upon which students seemed to generally differ. Kennedy Plumbing Co.

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Solo numbers by Blanche Trelease, Chicago contralto. Chorus directed by Arthur Nevin. Tickets at Bell Bros. Music Store, Round Corner Drug Store, and Registrar George O. Foster's office in Fraser.

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