FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1928
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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Galsworthy's Life Permeates His Work Only in General Way
Readers Who Seek Revelation in Books Are Disappointed, Says Weiner
"It is only in general that the influence of Galawoza's life permeates his work. On the whole, the reader who seeks for revelations of it in his work will be profoundly disappointed," Weimer, instructor in English, in his feature for freshmen on contemporary literature. Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Weimmer then emphasized the criticism made by St. John, Ericine, one of the writer's seventy critics, who said that Galwaybury is the most sensitive figure in the rank of modi-*eer*. In "The Nymph of a paucel nature, for it is mostly imperial," one thinks of Diontoleky cunningly plating himself in the belief that he was pitying humanity because he was Russian" says the critic.
Pointing out Galwayer's link of egotism, Mr. Welmer contrasted it with G. B. Shields deeply interested in the idea that it would be useful to remold the world to his bizarre designs. "Well I write lines with a dozen plays, but there is not one line in any of them to denote thatake anyone whatever in John Galwayer's life."
The speaker said that the little we know about Galwayby is found in the stories of his life. He was born a suburban Leomaster at Coombe in Surrey in 1897, but that his family kept up Devonshire associates until he was old enough to downsize when he now has his home.
The lecture then pictured, Galeworthy when he graduated with an honor degree in law from Oxford, and then when after further prematuration, he was called to the late. It was made clear that he had been the law, since his father had done so." It was of period of his life the noted author says, "I read in various chambers, practiced almost no law, but defiled my proclavious thoroughness."
In these circumstances, as shown by Mr. Weimer, Gaworthy began to travel, apending on and off some two years about Canada, Canada, British Columbia, Australia and New Zealand and marry other places. Later he visited America to jetties, and now he is on the opium of the time.
Among Mr. Goldsworthy, singer and the "Forgette Spinn," the "Dark Flower," "To Lose," "The White Mane," "Caravan," "The Singer Spinn," and the last one is applied in "Home Journal. Aunt Song."
The next lecture in this series will be on Walter de la Marce and will be given by Miss Dorothy Moody, instructor in English, on March 8.
Kuersteiners Will Play
Orchestra Leader and Sister on Vesper Program
A violin and viola selection by Prof. Karl Kuressgatherer and his sister Dorothy Kuressgatherer, two of three albuminized veer service to be given by the School of Fine Arts at 4 Sunday afternoon, in the Schatz Museum. Their bodies have been in the form
In Congress Today
(United Press)
Continues debate on LaFollette anti-tumour resolution
Senate
--of organ recitals by Laurel Anderson of the Fine Arts faculty.
House
Interstate commerce committee starts hearings on Johnson resolution for investigation of bituminous coal stricte.
Votes on war department appropriation bill.
Another feature of the program will be a concertto from Maurer for four violins. It has never been played in Lawrence before. The program is
Organ: Fantasia in F Minor. Mozart C. S. Shilton
Cocal Duet: Night Hymn at Sea
Vocal Duet: Night Hymn at Sea
Goring Thomas
Alice Monevitch
Anna Sweeney at the piano
Lie S. Green, at the organ
Tolin and Violet; Passacaille
Dorothy Kuersteiner
Karl Kuersteiner
Voice: Death and the Maiden
Faye Crowell, accompanied by the University string quartet—Walton Gethen, 1st violin; Malcolm Garth, 2nd violin; D. M. Shrouth, celli; Karl
Ensemble: Concerto for Four Violins Mauré
Gelder, Comdet Gohlk, Carl Kuer-
steinner, Comdem Gcolm, Glether
Leavevogel; D. M. Swarthout
at the piano.
ice: La Procession Cesnr Franel
Alice Monriff
Alice Moncrieff
Living at the organ
Lee S. Greene at the organ D.M.Swarthout at the piano
D. M. Swarthout at the piano
String Quarter: Allegro from
Op. 24 No. 1
Benthave
University String Quartet
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Home Made Pies
Hot Pork Sandwiches
Short Orders
BOWERSOCK Tonight - Tomorrow
Crowds Jammed the Bowersock Last Night William Haines
in "WEST POINT"
with Joan Crawford
Don Torces in an original specialty entitled "Home Made Blues and Memories"
Note—Cadet drill in front of Bowersock each night at
6:30 p.m. Come early tonight.
10-10 | 10-10 | 10-50
The Big Society Event in Moviedom Arrives in Lawrence 3 o'clock Monday
6:30 p. m. Come early tonight.
Shows: 3 - 7 - 9 Prices: Mats; 10-40; Eve. 10-50
The world famous romance, actually Blamed in the Sahara Desert.
Millions have waited this outstanding Ingram triumph.
Lawrence has it booked "Chicago"
LOST: A lady's white gold Boliva
sport watch on leather strap near
Alpha Chi Oswego house. reward.
Call 1405 110. 110
ROOMS for girls. Also two light
homekeeping, running, pneumonia
priced. Call 12345 after 5 p. m. 1023
Kentucky, Jewell.
FOR RENT----A single room for boys
at 1001 Maine street, Phone 1509W.
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WANTED: Diahwaether in work for board paint room in house. Haught Club. 1333 Trim. 108.
LOST: Light metal framed glasses in brown case on campus. Return to 1020 Ohio, 2325 W. Reward, 108.
LOST=Small white toenail, Black
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for lieback pen, Call Glenn Shaw,
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with $33 in Plaice call Josephine Maxwell, 1406M, Resident, 108
WANTED: Individual wrenching, Call
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Glasses Exclusively
1025 Mass.
NIGHT—Holly and Terrorine in "On Stairway to Terrorine"
TOMORROW—Tom Taylor in "The Mausoleum Paradise."
Comedy.
VARSITY
Last Time Louis
Glenn Tetron
in
"A Hero for a Nite"
Tomorrow
It's Here Men!
Florence
A Garnishmidge Picture
Shows: 3 - 7 - 9
Mails: Maf.10-40; Eve.10-50
Starts Monday Love Cheaters That's what they call
ONE WOMAN TO ANOTHER
A FRANK TUTILE PRODUCTION
Coming "Two Flaming Youths"
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DR. H. H. LEWIS Optometrist
WANTED: Student to help assemble aeroplanes in exchange for course in aviation. Call 769 N. 6, or Wm. Wim, F. R., D. F. NO. 107.
Practice limited to examination of eyes without dilating, and fitting of glasses.
801 Mass. St. Phone 912
(Over Round Corner Drug Store)
Knox Caps for Spring
HOUK AND GREEN
PLOTTING CO.
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Good Food
is one of the best essentials for your happiness.
You will always have good food at
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Nothing is good enough but the best.
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Repairs, Rentals, Cleaning
New and Used Machines Office Supplies
Lawrence Typewriter Exchange
737 Mass. St. Phone 548
A pleasant week-end is in store for you if you will but visit us and enjoy the good things we have prepared for you.
Delicious foods and appropriate service are the ends for which we are striving.
De Luxe Cafe
711 Mass.
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Clip these Schedules for Reference
7001216
8th & Mass.
7th & Mass.
4th & Maine
9th & Miss.
9th & Mass.
On the hour 15 39 45
1 16 31 46
7 22 37 52
12 27 42 57
14 29 44 59
Indiana Route
Bus Schedules
North Lawrence Route Main Line
8th & Mass.
2nd & Locust
8th & Locust
8th & Elm
2nd & Locust
Northbound
On the hour
20 40
3 23 43
10 30 50
Southbound
11 31 51
16 36 50
Street Car Schedules K.U.Line
8 Minute Service on the Hill
From 6:30 A. M. to 8 A. M. and from 7:30 P. M. to 11:12 P. M.
Sth & Mass. On the hour 12 24 36 48
On the Hill 11 23 35 47 59
From 8 A.M. to 7:30 P.M.
8th & Mass.
On the Hill
8th & Mass.
On the Hill
From 8 A.M. to 7 30 P.M.
(On Even hour)
3     11    19    21    27    32    40    48    56
(On Odd hour)
4     12    19    20    28    36    43    44    52
7     12    20    23    31    39    47    45
MAIN LINE
MAIN LINE
Haskell, 8th & Mass., 13th & New Jersey.
Woodland Park Loop On the Hour 12 24 36 48
Car leaves 8th & Mass, and 13th & New Jersey for either direction on the hour and every twelve minutes.
The Kansas Electric Power Company