THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
FRIDAY,APRIL 20,1928
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Engineering Students to Hold Open House for Relays Visitors
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Demonstrations and Exhibits to Be Given for Guests and Students
Although their plans for the Kansas Rechs are not as extensive as those of the Texas Rechs, they have several interesting and instructive exhibits for the effusion of the viz design.
They will hold open house not only for the out-of-forest visitors but also for students in grades 6 through that students may see for themselves what is being done at the west bank.
The civil engineers have made extensive plans for the open house.
The testing of materials laboratory in the civil engineering department in the University of Washington Architecture was opened to the public this morning and tests will be held on Tuesday.
This morning a field method of testing small concrete beams was demonstrated in the hull on the first floor of the Engineering building. A strength of materials class under Professor Ockerdahl was held this afternoon. Several tests were conducted and explanations made to the visitors.
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VARSITY
Tomorrow
Last Times Tonight
Laura La Plante
Thanks for the Buggy Ride
COMEDY - NEWS - TOPICS
Shows: 3 - 7 - 9. Prices: Mat. 10—40. Eve. 10—50
Starts Monday
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"A MAN'S PAST"
SOON—John Gilbert in "HONOR FIRST"
Quaint Designs
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Chili Sandwiches
GEORGE'S LUNCH
Home Made Pies
Hot Pork Sandwiches
Short Orders
Biggest Event in Kansas — Kansas Relays
B- O- W- E- R- S- O- C - K
Tonight - Tomorrow
Until You See___
Talk About “Getting Gertie's Garter”— You Ain't Seen Nuthin' Yet!
TORRES and his Rhythm Ramblers
Shows: 3-7-9. Prices: Mat.10----40. Eve.10----50
Starts Monday—
Lawrence's Own Movie
"A DAY IN HOLLYWOOD"
All Local Cast
IT'S A SCREAM!
Also
"Love Me and the World Is Mine"
Biggest Cast Ever Assembled
An Award of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
"The Spirit of the Legion"—an interpretation by R. F. Heinrich
WITH TEN ADDITIONAL AWARDS
OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH
THE Graham-Paige Legion—an honorary organization within the ranks of the Graham-Paige Motors Corporation—will confer an award of One Thousand Dollars upon the student in any accredited college or university in the world who submits the finest dramatization, in the opinion of the judges, of the purposes and ideals of this organization.
Ten additional awards of One Hundred Dollars each will be given to the ten students submitting manuscripts which are adjudged next most worthy.
This contest opens immediately, and all entries, to be considered, must be postmarked not later than September 1, 1928.
The judges will be the distinguished dramatist, Zoe Akins; Norman Bel Geddes, artist and pageant director, and another to be chosen by these two.
Full details of this prize award have been printed in a treatise which will be mailed to any college student upon request.
The
GRAAAM-PAIGE Legion
Detroit, Michigan
1854