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THE SUMMER SESSION KANSAN TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Graduate Women Plan ogy. Suite 1, F. A. U. Bids', Residence and hospital, 1201 Ohio Street.

Both phones 85. Graduaea. Office 904 Vermont Phones, office 116. Resldenoe, 115K2. J.

R. BECHTEL, M. Rooms 8 and 4 over McCullooh's. To Form Club Monday DR. O.

ALBRIGHT chlropraotio adjustments and massage. Office Stubba Bids. 1101 Mass St. Phone 1531. Rea ldence Phone 1761 MRS.

HUMBLE HEADS DELTA PHI DELTA Verdilla Gaumer and Alice Rice Are Also Elected Grand Officers A CULTURED refined lady desires position as house-mother. Can furnish best references for similar work. Address the Kansan. 1-12-1. C.

W. JONES, A. M. D. Disease of the stomach, surgery, and gynecol Yung Lee, Chinese laundryman, gives the reason.

"They want more money," is the English of it. Dealers say Chicago's straw hat sales this year will be less than a quarter million. Last year, according to H. Posner, manager of a string of haberdasher shops, half a million Chicago-ans bought straws. Straws were selling from 5 up here.

Some panamas can be bought for $200. i Sailor straws are the most popular. OPENING CONCERT GOOD At an informal meeting held Wednesday afternoon in Fraser Hall plans were launched for a Graduate Women's Club. The first meeting of the new organization will be held Monday evening, June 21, on the steps of the Museum at seven o'clock. More detailed plana will be made for the club at this time.

The purpose of the new organization is a purely social one, by FOR RENT For the summer six room furnished house bath and full basement. Garden space. Good location on Tennessee. Call 1555. 1-3-2.

SPECIAL SALE Voile and Organdie Dresses Friday and Saturday Twenty Per Cent Less FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for ladies, not far from campus. Very desirable. 1116 Louisiana St. Phone 1854. 1-3 3.

means of which the graduate wo men may become better acquainted during the -summer session. There are about sixty-five graduate women enrolled at present in the school. Send the S. S. Kansan home.

Miss Clara Scheurer Sings Delightful Compositions by Miss Mary Preyer PROFESSIONAL CARDS LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY (Exclusive Optometrists.) Eyes examined; glasses made. Office 1025 Mass. JOB PRINTING B. H. Dale, 1027 Mass.

This Sale includes all our new dresses nothing reserved. A two days sale just to create a little extra business. Mrs. W. H.

Humble, president of the Alpha' Alumni chapter of the Delta Phi Delta in Lawrence, was elected grand president of that fraternity at its first national convention, held in Lawrence, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of last week. Other officers chosen were Miss Jessie Bobb Severtson, of Lindsborg, grand secretary; Miss Verdilla Gaumer, of Lawrence, corresponding secretary; and Miss Alice Rice of Lawrence, treasurer. Mrs. Humble will hold office for four years, the other officers for two Headquarters for the convention were established at the Alpha Chi House. Delegates ndmberng forty represented every chapter.

Two patronesses, Mrs. J. Kilworth, and Mrs. W. B.

Thayer, attended the convention. Mrs. Neva Foster Grib-ble, first national chairman and maker of the fraternity's constitution, by-laws, and ceremonies, was also present. The Delta Phi Delta, professional art fraternity, was organized at the University of Kansas eight years ago. Since then chapters "have been established at Messoula, Montana, Minneapolis, Lindsbourg, and DR.

H. L. CHAMBERS, Suite 2, Jackson Building-. General practice. Special attention to nose, throat and ear.

Telephone 217. Street Cars Will Cross River Street cars will be running to the Union Pacific station within the next twenty days unless the Inter-urban company succeeds in getting a decision of the Kansas Supreme Court reversed. The court gave the street car company permission to use the Interurban tracks in a decision last week. The Interurban company served notice that it would DR. H.

REDING, F. A. U. Eye, ear, nose, and throat. Special atten tlon to fitting glassse and tonsil work.

Phone 518. WE AVERS CHIROPRACTORS DRS. WELCH AND WELCH Palmer ask for a new hearing. The first recital of the summer session, which was given in Fraser Hall, Wednesday, was very pleasing and enjoyed by all present. The program was, of necessity, made shorter than had been planned because Miss Blanche Potts, violinist, was called out of town Wednesday afternoon.

The first number of the program, "Cuckoo and Nightingale," by Handel, by Professor Skilton, had a very "naive" imitation of bird song, in the second movement. This is one of the few examples of music literature written for the organ. Miss Clara Scheurer, contralto, sang three songs composed by Miss Mary Preyer, which revealed her great genius as a composer. Miss Scheurer was accompanied by Miss Anna Sweeney. Miss Mary Preyer then played the "Prelude in C.

Minor," composed by her father, Professor Carl F. Preyer. In Professor Skilton's next selection he played two of his own compositions, "Alia Palestrins' which, he said, "wa8 an attempt to imitate the old anaccompanied style of music," and "Alia Minuetto," which was written in a more modern style. The last number on the program was a group of three songs, "I came with a Song," "The in the Corn," and "Christ in Zanders" sung by Miss Scheurer. For Friday and Saturday Mid-June Soecials No Speakee, no Payee Put Jinx on Straws Chicago, June 14.

Wah Hoh Owan Seang Nu! That's tke reason for the high cost of straw hats. laborers, rebelling against low wages, paid for making straw braid, are going into other industries. Local straw hat dealers say that it means this country will have a straw hat famine. Straw braid used for making straw hats, is chiefly imported -from China. The Prettiest Dresses of the, Season Imported Swiss Organdies plain and embroidered Voiles, Nets and Ginghams in Fresh Summery styles CONKLIN and WATERMANN Fountain Pens We sell Eastman Kodaks McCOLLOCHS DRUG STORE 847 Mass.

St. "Mallison's Dew-Kissed" Sport Models Especially priced at $39.50 MILLINERY FEATURE New Models Just Received Excellent Shoe Repairing We make a specialty of quality materials and perfect workmanship. Complete line shoe strings. Goodyear and Its Rubber Heels. ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP Shinrng 1017 1-2 Mass.

St. Dying GEORGETTE HAT at $9.50 SPORT HA TS $5 and $10 Dance At JUST RECEIVED A NEW SHIPMENT "NARVEE" MIDDY WEAR Suits of Gabardine, Beach Cloth and Jersettein white and colors $12.00, $12,50, $13.50, $15.00 Woodland Park Good Music Gordon Saunders and Three Pieces In addition to the above Specials we will continue to offer all Spring Suits Coats, Dresses and Millinery at and near ONE HALF PRICE Summer School Students Urged to Come Under Auspices of American Legion Dft Jdeitor jjuarantet Uhan Our Jfomt" Admission $1.00 FRIDAY NIGHT, JUNE 18TH.