FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1928
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THREE
Casals Achieved Marked Success Over All Europe
Cello Artist Who Appear Next in Concert Series Was Generously Honored
Pablo Canals, collist, who will be presented Tuesday, Feb. 7, in the gallery of the pieces of the University concert gallery was born an Vendredi, Spain. That romantic land of the past, rich in tradition, has produced many widely famous works.
Began Cello at Nine
His musical ability was influenced by his own family. His father, an organist of some men, began the organization of his son in the age of three.
Casade honored his victory teacher praises on the collar when he was about 30 years old. He spent a time on wav with that animated琴师. He was determined to perform.
At the age of eleven he was some-
what a blissed musician, capable of
writing popular tunes. He was sent to Barcelona, then a majeur central of research, to study
Authorities Recognize Casals
To Madrid he was finally, to stand at the "concentrate" under Breton for composition, and under Monterio.
His work has been recognized by authorities, and he has been presented many honors. Among them the Beethoven gold medal of the Musical Academy, the Don, the Legion of Honor, and the grand cross of Alfonso III, the highest order awarded in his own land. He is an academician of Santa Cruz University.
At the height of his European encampment the war broke out and it is to that day that she was killed here he met Susan Metall, an American singer, who later became his wife.
Lawrence Concert Exclusive
Lawrence is in the only city in this
section of the country where Canada
will not permit a concert will not
appear in Kansas City.
"The University is fortunate in being able to bear this artifact, which was a charge of the University consent course I gave one engagement and could it or leave it, just as we chose, so we happened that we could fit it into our program."
The entire top gallery of the auditorium is open for dollar tickets. The first ballet for $150 and the down atrius ticket may be required for a ballet.
In Congress Today
(United Press)
Senate
Continues consideration of $500,
600,000 independent offices appropriation bill.
Commerce committee staff hearings on Jones resolution instructing shipping board not to sell three carry-on services row operated in the
Interstate commuter committee continues hearings on three nominations for the federal radio commission.
House
Public lands committee continue hearings on Tea Pot Dome.
Continues consideration of war de
partment appropriation bill.
Agriculture commission considers
alternative bird refuge bill.
Agriculture commission committee migratory bird refuge bill. Invitation committee consider
migratory bird breeding
Irrigation committee considers
Swing-Johnson Boulder dam bill.
World war veterans' committee considers, hospitalization
Re-discovers His Favorite Tobacco
Charleston, W. Va., March 4, 1927
Larus & Bro. Co., Richmond, Va. Gentlemen:
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A little old man wearing a skirt was seated in a room with a large mirror. I had come to buy a can of Edgeworth, but when I looked into the coffee-colored oil I changed my mind. The aroma that toasted me and the mind right then and there that I wanted some of the same brand.
I began with: "I buy your parlor, sir, but I came in to buy a can of tacobe, and I wore it on my shoulder if you don't mind telling me." He looked at me moment, grasped me with one hand, grazed me with one smoking Edge. "Would you like some?"
Of course I did, and I secured a supply from the old fellow. The joke, of course, was on me, but I went on my way rejoicing.
Yours very truly,
Dr. John R. Koch
Edgeworth Extra High Grade Smoking Tobacco
The officers of the Wisconsin Litterary Magazine were given the privilege of tearing one page from the plates of the states in Niueau is unjustified.
Teachers—You will need application photos. Phone rates now, Lawrence Stadium, Phone 451.
Want Ads
WANTED: Student to help assemble acetipine in exchange for course in aviation. Cell 726 N, 6, or see Wm. Wells, E, F, D. NO. 107.
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FOR RENT—Attractive room for boys, either single or double, 1706 Indiana, telephone 182W, 163
BOARD AND ROOM 87 per week,
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ROOMS FOR GRLL - Double and
single, Priced reasonable. Mrs.
Riley Thomas, 1400 Tennessee. Phone
261.
GIRLS-Very desirable single or double rooms for rent cheap. Close to K. U. 1324 Ohio street, 1027.
FOR SALE - Book of facts about the
University, compiled in 1921 as the
University, Daily Kansas. Almanac
of facts for preuniversity students
for preuniversity years are just as valuable as ever, 10 cents per copy in the Kansan Business office. t
FOR SALE at a specific, 3-story house between K. U., and town.
Suitable for residence, fraternity, or rooms. A small amount of money will handle this. For information inquire at 235 Vermont, or phone 100-100-100.
BOYS looking for better rooms remain priced simply, are rooms at 1701 Tennessee street. Short distance from campus. 102
FOR RENT - Nice, light, warm room for girls, 12+. Oceans just encircle the street from campus. Also board. Reasonable rate. Phone 258-1001. 141
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SLEEPING ROOMS and apartments with both to accommodate 4 or less first floor, private entrances, Guest rooms, private baths, 61 West 10th Phone 2515W. 102
BOWERSOCK
Presents
Tonight - Tomorrow
A story of society's saints and sinners
Olive Borden
"Come to My House"
with Autino Moreno
TORRES conducting The Bowersock Orchestra
Added Units
News - Fables - Comedy
Shows 3-7-9
Prices: Mat. 10-40. Eve. 10-50
Monday for 3 days Zane Grey's 'Open Range'
Soon William Haines in "West Point" Search for Date
Dr. F. W. Blackmar will speak to the University
men af the Christian church, 10th and Kentucky.
Sunday morning at 9:45, on the subject-
"Environment and Character."
The New Ensemble Suits that are coming to us from New York are so smart and practical that you will want one at once.
A Top Coat — A Smart Dress in Harmonious Combination
$27.50 to $69.75
FOR RENT - Extra good seven-room house. Strictly modern. Hot water heat. Double garage, plastered. Near Mississippi. Call 250-748-1634. Mississippi. 163
New Spring Suits $23.00
HOUK AND GREEN
FLOORING LTD.
The Patee
TONIGHT — Dwry Rhevter in "The Lost Limited" Comedy.
TOMORROW — All-star cast in "Hook and Ladder No. 9
VARSITY
Presents Tonight - Tomorrow
A pulsing pageant of a great city's underworld thrills.
"Chicago After Midnight"
with Ralph Ince and Helen Jerome Eddy
JERRY
at the organ presenting a
Special Overture
Added Units
News - Topics - Comedy
Shows: 3 - 7 - 9
Prices: Mat. 10-40; Eve. 10-50
Starts Monday
Starts Monday
Esther Ralston
in
Love and Learn
U. S.S. Saratoga
A Marvel of National Defense
From this 21st- acre deck, Uncle Sam's battle planes can now leap into action—sure if at a landing place on their return, though a thousand miles from shore.
This marvel of national defense was accomplished—and duplicated—when the airplane carrier, U.S.S. Saratoga, and her sister ship, U.S.S. Lexington, were completely electrified.
In each, four General Electric turbine-generators deliver,
combined, 180,000 horsepower to the propellers—enough to drive the ship at 33 knots (39 miles an hour) enough to furnish light and power for a city of half a million people.
The design and construction of the electric equipment for the U.S. S. Saratoga and the U.S. S. Lexington, to which college-trained men contributed in great measure, exemplify the part General Electric plays in promoting the welfare of the nation.
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GENERAL ELECTRIC
The Change In STREET CAR and BUS FARE went into effect Wed., Feb. 1
Cash Fare 10c
Ticket fares: Two Metal Tokens, 15c
Fifteen Tickets in Book, 90c
(This gives the 6c rate you have been paying)
But
DO YOU KNOW that you now have 8 minute car service on the Hill from 8 a. m., until 7:30 p. m.
And that—
The K. U. car saves minutes of time and blocks of walking by enabling you to ride to the very center of things on the Hill?
Watch for the Street Car and Bus Schedule in next Monday's Kansan
The Kansas Electric Power Company