FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1920
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Appropriation Cut Takes Dormitory's $40,000 'Nest Egg'
Corbin Hall Savings Go on Repair Budget; Total Reaches Seven Millions
The $10,600 "golden egg" laid by Corbain hill has led to the fall of 1925, earned from the prelaunch operation, is prune from the nest as it nears completion. The nest on the school appurpations builts in a late Wednesday session. Those interested in the dormitory project had seen it turn out unexpectedly this year and that space had been heightened for additional dormitory facilities.
The incubation of the next step was going along neatly until the legislators appropriated the funds to the University at the same time that the University had its dormitory coming from the other state schools.
Total Amount Same
Total Amount Same.
Aids from these same drugs, the schools
achieved more than seven million and
laws. This is slightly less than the
the 19th appraisal for the Em-
l university of Kansas in $2,324,000. Uu-
iversity School of Education in
$2,555,000. Emporia Teacher? College
$721,100. Pittdale Teachers
College $699,500. and Hays Geocer-
tics College
Teachers' Salaries Increased.
Teachers' Salaries Increased Since last month, the same number of teachers were given increased fee per increase to provide for multimedia teachers and some increases in real pay.
Repair Budget Shifted
The beneficiaries approval bill for 1950 and 71, which a few year ago funded, the first since 1929, and only eliminates in fund for building
The University presented $150,000 for each year, for special repairs and improvements, which would include a turbine in the power plant and walks and drives. The legislature would not give it away, but a fund agreed by the temporary since 1923, and appropriated that for the special repairs.
The budget to be as follows for 1930
1931, 1932 respectively. Salaries and
wages, $85,000; benefits, $30,000;
$20,000; repairs and improvement,
$67,000; $37,000; $67,000; Channel
couting; fund, $30,000; $30,000;
oratory and office, $10,000; land, $20,000; service imports, $20,000; preobserver salary, $25,000;
$75,000; Special retirees and sim-
proven retirees, $190,000 for 1920 only.
Immigration Officer Finds Trial Is Costly
Albany, N. Y., (CUP) — Joseph Baskey, United States immigration of free, was录取到 federal university after being indicated for second degree murder in connection with the shooting to five people in September.
After he was freed the border instruc-
tions ground the trial and even took
him to a prison where he would have
to investigate his home,
and his tutor. He was jailed in india
would be bound a lifetime.
Women Voters Elect
Tupaika, Officer elected president of the Kunawa League of Women Volunteers in New York. A Law Degree from Roeckham University, Wellington, ground vice-president and Mrs. Alex M. Ryan Tupaika will be appointed later,
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Eye Glasses Excelsively
1023 Main
Polish Beauty Winner
University of New York
Hoboken was once a city
being the resident and in
Pelham Bay New Southampton is located
in Chelsea to serve as an inn-
tire base for travelers.
University Alumni Are Scattered Over World by Varied Vocation
(Continued on page 31)
called in South America as Jack
Jenney because of his extreme
weight and build. He was followed
by a mob of native boys wherever he
was.
Justice Richard J. Hephsmith, who wifed a bwilded and dishonest man in 1953, is being awarded the Lawrence Ugatian church, now occupied a position on the bench of the council, for his service in school he ran a bearing chic at a place called "Category Gulah," a place named after Gulah.
The last Buffalo hunt staged included two Kansas alumnies in its party. They were "Aa" Reynolds, and Helen Lancaster Reynolds. Reynolds was a Journalism major and now in the Advertising Department at Ohio State to prove that even Journalism majors can do interesting things.
Law students do not always have their future settled by becoming lawyers. Evan Cannon, Jr., Cornell Bert L. Cameron, Jr. graduated in law school, in now a colorado law degree.
Whether or not the influence of the Klanism campus is responsible for Oryx botany, it is a manufacturer of Oryx botery. Of course everyone knows of William Allett and many other kansas graduates who are doing in the botany field.
Perhaps Harron Grevey was right after all when he said, "Go west, young man, go west." Block of me was young, but we had happened here, but anyway we can pad ourselves on the back days from now and say as we lean back all fall and prosperity, "You, Wheel," K. U.S. It is made what we am I today.
Old Renaissance Theater Excavated
Kerlin (UP) - Remains of a Renaissance theater, which it is believed was built in the first century, have been uncovered in the course of excavations. In 1982, the Frankfort historical museum on the site of the ancient Romain city of Nida.
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BURGERT'S
Shoe Shop
113 May St.
STATIONERY VALUES!
1 Box Paper (60 sheets), 2 Packages Envelopes — 69c
100 Sheets Paper, 50 Envelopes, in Cabinet Box — $1.00
KEELER'S BOOK STORE
939 Mass. St.
Phone 33
That New Sheaffer Pen
Have you seen them?
Pearl and Black
Coe's Drug Store
On Display Now at
Robert Mize will visit at the Ph Delta Theta house this week end.
SOCIETY
Moraa Zell Wagstaff of Independence will be a guest at the Kappa Alpha Theta house this week end.
Gammo Phi Beta entertained all the number's brothers who are attending the university's summer in Miami March 12. Guests were: Frederick Aries, of Humpholis, Richard Garlinghouse, of Hampton, Richard Hale, of Louisville, Louis Graves, of Atwood, Edward Odell, of Kansas City, Mts., Busch Oddell, of Wichita, Mts., and Lincoln Leach of Topeka.
Members of Kappa Beta, women's Christian organization, entertained the social committee of the church at a St. Patrick's dinner to celebrate the birth of Jesus, the chapter, at the First Christian church, last evening. The Irish motif was carried out in the menu and decorations. During this service, they were given by Selma Mae, as 299, accompanied by Mary Loren Carleenburgh, fa31, and short speeches were given by Mrs. Albert Williams with his family. The dinner invitation services were held for Heaper Peter, e32, and Rosella Stutt, fa32.
Cleft Palate Sufferers Aided by a New Device
Vienna. A new device which successfully overcomes the thick, sometimes unintelligible speech of persons affected with the cleft palate has been published by Prof. John Selent and Prof. Ernil Froessel. The new device was recently demonstrated to the Vienna Medical Society by a dialogue between a normal person and an affected with cleft palate treated by the device.
This condition is relatively one of the most common deformities arising from birth. The human body begins birth. It occurs in about one in every 1,000 births. It consists of a gating model which allows the nose to intrude the interior of the nose into direct communication with the mouth. This results in unsuccessfully accomplished, the chief difficulty, inability to produce articulate speech, is not overcome by the baby.
Many attempts have been made to correct this defect by inserting deceased bone fragments that have failed. Doctor Schultz and Professor Prescott found that the thickness of articulation is caused by the thickening of the bone. Doctor Schultz inserted a wedge-shaped, coneform piece into the wound and completely clipped it from the mouth.
Engineers Guard Queen
SC. Patrick's Day Sovereign Is Saved From Lawyers
Norman, Okla. - Engineering students of the University of Oklahoma, determined that their queen should be kidnapped again, guarded the Kappa Kappa Gamma security house today, and arrested for not kidnapping
In collegiate circles, it is traditional for pupils of Blackstone to break up the engineering students observation classes. Among the students of Marion Harrison, elected engineering queen, was saved when two car loads of Engineering students raced to Enid early today and returned their master who was held there by university officials.
With their queen safe again, engineer students will host a honor Miss Diana Ball tonight. A fireworks display will light the campus after the ball, in order to celebrate.
Miss Hirsch was kidnapped from the Kappa house late yesterday by a ruse and held prisoner at Enid to prevent her coronation.
Four thousand tulip blooms will soon burst forth in the triangular bed in front of Green hall if the hopes of A. Van Horeck, campus gardener and an expert at the University are uncovered in beds all over the campus are about three inches high.
Van Hornckoe has discovered manure's own labor saving device in the aquatic environment. The petrinium in the beels after the tulips have bloomed. These grow rank and become large leaves, which are left in the bed in the fall and catch leaves and trash that sufficiently protects the tulips from freezing. This requirement is to rake this off in the spring. The tulip plants multiply, making the bed more gorgeous every
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New York. The first shipments of the two vehicles arrived from the German Reichs堡 will arrive here in a few days. The two shipments total approximately 18 million units.
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LOST: The barrel of a red Shearer
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Rankin's Drug Store
1ith & Mass
Phone 678
to campus and cafetera. 1218 Miss.
Phone 1338
Loss estimated at $2500 was sur-
sured by the University Press Book
Store, Ohio State, as a result of a
heavy rainfall.
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New Shadings in Neckwear
with a Gibbs Spring
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Every man wants to appear at his best on Easter Morn and can do it in an economical way if he shops at a Gibbs CASH store. We show hundreds of handsome, all-wool Suits tailored by hand, in styles for men and young men. They are GUARANTEED! They are BETTER than we have ever shown. See them and compare.
others at $18.50
$24.50
Smart Spring Felts
$4.95
You will find scores of fine hats at Gibbs featuring every desirable color to harmonize with your spring ensemble. See them tomorrow.