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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1928
Wood Sub-flowering of Union Building Dance Floor Laid
Walls and Ceiling Will Not Be Finished Before Room Is Opened for Dances
"The new Unibo Building floor will be completed in about two weeks," said Fred Ellsworth postmaster. The building floor is finished and the lumber has arrived so that the hardwood "floor" can be used enough to transport the materials.
The dance floor, now, is not a very promising sight to a casual observer. After walking up temporary stairs marked with "Travel at your own risk" a sign, one must climb over piles of attached limbs to get onto the steps. At a dance hall where they say, "Here will be the ladder to serve at your parties."
The second floor look not unlike a huge barnrack with its unfinished walls, ceiling, and rough concrete pillars. The brakes of the walls have not been covered, and there has been no attention to disorganize the rafters of the ceiling.
"This will probably not be finished until next summer." Mr. Ellaworth expounded. "It is up to the alumni association to finish the walls and decorate the classrooms of money. We will have to wait until their subscriptions are paid."
At a cost of about $35,000, the dance floor is being paid for by the student subscriptions. As they are paying for the floor, they will get the benefit of it right away, even though the ceiling must remain unfinished.
President of sororities at the University of Arizona have given permission to the grade of the University of Arizona to be admitted to women to establish宿舍 rooms.
Honecoming Program
Friday morning, Nov. 2.
Noon rally on the campus.
Friday afternoon, Nov. 2-
Medic-Law football battle.
Friday evening, Nov. 3-
Noon rally on the campus.
Friday afternoon, Nov. 2—
Media Law School battle
Friday evening, Nov. 2.-
Homecoming rally, Auditorium, 7. p. m.
Dramatic entertainment Fraser theater, 8 p. m. Small admission charge.
Old Timers' Mixer, Robinton Gymnasium. Starts after rally.
Program after Fraser entertainment.
saturday morning, Nov. 3.
View University displays,
Massachusetts street.
Intramural turkey race.
Welcome Nehraska parade
Saturday afternoon, Nov. 3.
Football, Nebraska vs. KC
Saturday afternoon, Nov. 3----Football, Nebraska vs. Kansas . 2. n. m.
sbd, 2 p. m.
Saturday evening, Nov. 3.—
Homecoming varsity dance, 8:30 p.m.
Editor to Talk on Some Phase of Peace Policy
Some phase of America's peace policy will be the theme of C. C. Morrison's speech at the followin dinner to be held in the cafeteria Nov. 9. Mr. Morrison, who has been editor of Christian Century since 1908, is being invited to attend through the combined efforts of the W. Y. C. W. A., the Y. M. C. A., and the council of religious功业. Tickets sell for 38 cents, and may be secured at the Y office in Fraser or from the council of the council of religious work.
BARGAIN SHOP
Pitios. New and used and all kinds of Musical goods for sale. Tanning and all kinds of repairing. Wabo's Repair & Pitio Exchange. 105 West 8th street.
Grads and Visitors
Drop in After the Big Game for a Big Toasty Sandwich
at
Speed
The Cottage 12th and Indiana
Tommy
BOWERSOCK - - VARSITY
Last Times Tonight
The
"KING OF KINGS"
BOWERSOCK
THEATRES
Welcome You, Grads
"Your Union Building"
Tomorrow
Glorifying the American college youth—Sally Blane and Hutch Trevor in "HER SUMMER HERO"
A Merry Movie of Mid-Summer Madness
in'
Mat. 10-40. Eve. 10-50
VARSITY
DON TORRES and His Melody Gang
Shows: 3-7-9
Mat. 10-40. Eve. 10-50
The New Cafeteria
Tonight - Tomorrow
Use your own judgement, but you'd better see Sue Carol
Shows: 3-7-9.
in "Walking Back"
While here eat at
JERRY playing a specialty of K. U. Songs
A crashing romance of college daze and knights
"LILAC TIME" Starts Monday
"Welcome. Grads and Visitors"
Chase All Question from your Mind
Your neat appearance depends upon
Expert Care
PHONE 101
Advance Cleaners
"Valet to the Better Dressed"
A Most Hearty Welcome to All!
Special This Week
Three flavor brick-
Two layer brick
three flavor brick—
Walnut salad ice cream
Orange Sherbet
Vanilla Sherbet
Chocolate and orange ice cream
Caramel nut and pineapple sherbet
Black walnut and vanilla
Chocolate and vanilla
Pineapple
Sherbets
de Orange Cranberry
Grape Green Gage
Lawrence Sanitary Milk Ice Cream Company
INNES'
"Welcome Home, Jayhawkers!"
YEARS come and go . . . old grads pass on . . . new ones step out in to the world . . . but at 'Home-coming their thoughts wander back to old K. U. . . and they come back. We at this store would be proud to welcome our old customers . . . Do stop in . . . You're Welcome!
THE Panama Canal diggers had engineering brains and money aplenty. But they were blocked by the malaria and yellow-fever bearing mosquitoes, which killed men by thousands.
...but a mosquito blocked the way
Then Gorgas stamped out the mosquito. The fever was conquered. The Canal was completed.
The importance of little things is recognized in the telephone industry too.
Effective service to the public is possible only when every step from purchase of raw material to the operator is 'Number, please' has been cared for.
This is work for men who can sense the relations between seemingly unrelated factors, men with the vision to see a possible mountain-barrier in a molehill—and with the resourcefulness to surmount it.
BELL SYSTEM
A nation-wide system of 18,500,000 inter-connecting telephones
"OUR PIONEERING WORK HAS JUST BEGUN!"
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