TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1938
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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Hardy's England Shown in Exhibition Prepared by Miss Lulu Gardner
Some of Author's Own Work Is Included in Pictures
at Library
Thomas Hardy, English novelist who died recently in, is been "buried this week in an edifice which is on display on the third floor of the library of the University of London." He has several portraits of the famous author and numerous pictures of the places described in his writings. he has been buried in his garden, professor of English literature.
Among the interesting pictures in the collection is one of a quaint old church door driven by Hardy, himself a member of the Society of the life of his career in which he followed the profession of architecture. After his entry into the Library field this picture and many others of equal merit were published in a book by papiere in one cover of his office.
Includes Unpublished Photos
The portraits of Thomas Hardy included in the collection are among the best known of the famous author's works, including his photographs, both published and unpublished, on display. One photograph which has been popular in stories from Wales takes a few years ago at Hardy's home in Dartmouth. On one of these pages is a portrait of Wales.
Typical of the old Dorchester homes with their wine-covered houses and nearly platted flower gardens are the pictures of the birthplace of Hardy on Dorchester street and his sister Jane on Wandsworth river near Dorchester town.
Warcham Castle Shown
A great marry of the pictures
which are in colour, are of the pain-
ful nature. They are grazing in
the moisture in the last
golden rays of the almost ruined sun,
they are in the sun's reflection.
Water Colors Are Shown
The famous old castles and churches are also well represented. There is Waterstom House, the home of Isabella Everton in "Pear from the Sea" and the Beverly Mansion in "Augsburg"; and the Rare Rose Church in "Teas of the D'Urberville". The alhambra in Carthage and Our beautiful Blackmore Vale are still other pictures of the actual scene around which Hampshire is located.
Lawrence Scenes Are Painted by Professor Mattera
Twelve water colors by Prof. Karl Mutter, member of the faculty of the department of painting are not high quality buildings; many of the second depicted are familiar to the eyes of the students in and around Lawrence. The first painting, called the "Old White" building, was painted in northwest Lawrence. The picture has drawn comment because of the artistic bleeding of colors, producing a vivid, living picture. Many of the pictures have realistic stony or oily skies.
The other pictures shown are termed: "Wheat Fields," "Kanawa Farms," and "Mountain Stream." "River and Bant," "Mountain Stream," "Railroad Tracks," "Old Store," "Columbia Canyon," "Crossroad Station," and "the Rockies."
Oklahoma A. and N. college will offer a one-week course in household electrical equipment Feb. 17 to March 3. Each company in the southwest will provide training. Light association will send its services and sales people as students.
Oxford Has Too Many
Entertaining Interests
London, Jamaica and Paris
London, Jamaica and Paris
much music entertainment and
education in the UK
severally attended by Cianon Charlton
Indiana in an interview in New York.
The Canon, formerly a professor at Oxford, has just been appointed Professor of Greek and classical literature at Durham University.
He said he had seen many interesting things announced for term time at Oxford that he wondered how undergraduate could get any web done. These offerings included the lecture, the live meeting, lectures on all kind of subjects and an extraordinary variety of athletic contexts.
Insect Zoo Open in Paris
Large Museum of Species Kep Alive in Glass Cages
(Release Service)
Paris, Jan. 24—What might he called an insect zoo that had opened in Paris where the public is turning its attention from the home and gardens to the city streets and the new wildlife in the Jardin des Pleins. Here it has the extraordinary experience of watching insects in their natural environments; each of them has a unique ability that fitted up to an alien home to the inhabitants.
This somewhat unpleasant accumulation has not been as easy as it might seem. The bacteria come from various climates and their requirements are uneven, so an organized, organized heating system is necessary to alleviate the arid environment in one core and to sustain temperature in the next. Heat, humidity, and light have all formed tremendous problems with the director of the veterinarian.
In some cases it has been necessary to find the insects for the基金会 to arrange its open spaces, surround itself with objects about them, the soapsome, if not to their own devices, would encumber chapman from aphids by keeping them out of his way or in a seemingly empty room. However, they seem very well attached to his hands throughout places of transportation, even though they
A pair of Giant plasmosa have shown that lumps are not the only ones which repress or inhibit movement, they also follow to permeation but the day no adverse history was not in their way. The plasmosa were described to exhibit of dextrose salinity. There are the giant plasmosa that maintained which look similar to the normal plasmosa and others where exactly resemble the stored soluble limnites to which they are elongate. The observer must watch carefully the movement in which to which
The exhibition is for the purpose of exhibitions on only bounded animals in their natural environments, but the program is much more advanced part of the program.
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TRUNKS OR PACKAGE installed,
Prompt and efficient service.
711. Yellow Cab Co.
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FOR SALE at K. a nirridad, S-3ory house, between K. U. and town. Suiteled for residence, fraternity, or acorns. A small amount of money will bring luck. For information inquiries at 603 Vermont, or phone 159-18W
BOYS' BOOMS—Single or double.
208 West 16th. Phone 1132. 98
FOR BENTX- Room with or without Kitchen-provides. Good location to K. U. and downtown. Phone 1928 J. 1928 Tern. 97
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FOR BENZ: Large, ample beam room for toys. Available at end of this semester. Phone 1275. 1244 Ohio.
CIRLS: If you are making a change,
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1783 M.
100
FOR BENT HITTLE assemble, large,
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designated. Mail resume to:
Vernorot, 235, Firth 101 K., Rt.
89.
FOR RENT: Single room for boys in
modern house near university. 1001
Maine. Phone 1559-8. 160
FOL. BOYS: Front room in modern
house, Board II, desired, 1905
Mahan, House 1500 M.
100
ROOMS for hostels One double room,
six rooms to accommodate 2 or
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1215 Tenn. Flames 2321 M. 98
FOR RENT - Certainly modern room to boys or to girls, with or without garage. Pamela Dick 75. 48
LCSH -Pair of porcelain shell armored pieces in brown leather case some months last week. Return to Kannan business office. 97
Suits Cleaned $1.00
FOR BOYS—Sleep and double rooms
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1107 Mass.
KIRBY The Cleaner
Phone 420
Samples
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Tenor
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Specialists in Personal Appearance
On the Hill - near Bricks
Downtown 9241 2-1 Mass.
Phone 1256
FOR RENT—On the top of the bill,
single and double rooms for boys.
1221 Louisiana, phone 1829.
WANTED—Your typing neatly and correctly done. Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Call 15451R, Rilene Louise Foster.
FOR RENT = 2 double rooms for leases
    Feb. 1 - with sleeping space on one
    second, $11,000 each. Board,
    Room = 1250. Ground, 7100.
    7925
SINGLE or double room for girls.
1600 Teen. 90
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'OR RENT—to girls, Nice pleasant rooms at 1126 Ohio. Phone 1572R
WANTED—Individual. washings Reasonable rates. Phone 2563M, 99
ROOMS FOR RENT to bees. Single or double in modern house. Furnace heat—quiet—close to University 181 Lousiana. Phone 16734.98
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TYPING WANTED—Prices reason able. Call 1127J. 224 West Ninth 00
FOR RENT—Excellent room; break fast and dinner if desired; als
OMAHA HAT WORKS Shining Parlor
717 Mass.
Repairs, Rentals, Cleaning
Tel. 255
We clean all kinds of hats, both Ladies' and Gents'. We reblock and reshape any shape of hat; we change the inner or the outer layer of your three-class material used. We cover more than at other shops.
Lawrence Typewriter Exchange
727 Mass St. Phone 548
New and Used Machines Office Supplies
737 Mass. St. Phone 548
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light housekeeping rooms. 150 Island. Phone 2541.
FOR RENT—Two rooms for Sleeping Pouch privileges, Miss. Phone 2557.
FOR GIRLS—4 double rooms avail-
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97
ROOMS for boy--Single or double.
Modern house. Rates reasonable.
139th Street. Phone 1475. 27
FOR GIRLS: Two double rooms with
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MARCELING, finger washing, water
waxing; 50c first 4 days of week;
Prizing and Saturday. Shampoo-
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LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Glasses Exclusively
1625 Mass.
Programs, Favors, Crepe Paper, Engraving, Printing, Stationery, Rubber Stamps, Office Supplies.
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University Concert Course Extra Attraction
THE GREATEST MUSICAL EVENT IN THE HISTORY OF LAWRENCE
UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Wednesday Evening, January 25th 8:20 p.m. ONE NIGHT ONLY
The Metropolitan Opera House Sensation Deems Taylor's Great American Opera
The King's HENCHMAN
A Lyric Drama in English—Book by Edna St. Vincent Millay
Chorus of 50 Orchestra of 35 Musical and Artistic Direction of Jacques Samossoud
Casts. Include Frances Peralta, Marie Sundelius, Rafaelo Diaz, Giovanni Martino, Henry Scott of the Metropolitan Opera Company, Arthur Hackett, Richard Hale, Constance Heyda, Oia Hyea Barton Leslie, Daddy Marcivic, Louis M暑ster, John Rebecca Barton, and Other Operatic and Concert Personalities.
Reservations being made now at Fine Arts Office if accompanied by check or money-order, with self-addressed stamped envelope.
Tickets on Sale Now
Round Corner Drug Store Bell's Music Store School of Fine Arts Office
800 Good Seats at $1.00
300 Good Seats at $2.50
1000 Good Seats at $3.00
300 Good Seats at $3.50
300 Good Seats at $4.00