THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Campus Building Proceeds Rapidly Despite Weather
For First Time in History:
Steam Shovel is Biting
Into Rock on Mt.
Oread
The use of a steam shovel for the first time on the University campus is speeding up the work on the new library back of Snow hall. The shovel has been in use all this week taking out rock on the back of the hill in preparation for the foundation of the new building. Rock comprises the earth which must be removed before the real construction can begin.
The stormy weather of the past week has not delayed proceedings on the library site very much except the blasting out of the tree stumps. A good deal of earth and rock has already been taken out and moved to the slope back of the Journalism building.
Some of it is being used to level the ground in front of the place where the building will stand.
Working on Dormitory Interior
Working on Dormitory Interior
Interior finish and plaster is being applied on the basement of the new dormitory now being erected on North College Hill. The heating system is now being installed. Finishing and plastering on the upper floors will commence in about two weeks. Working on the ceiling, installing on the top story and expect to have the roof on in about six weeks.
Shortage of brick is going to hold up the construction work a short time, but there has been no trouble in getting other material. The dorm will be finished sometime in July, the superintendent said this morning.
Will Plaster Center Ad Soon
The roof will be put on Central Administration building next month. The interior finish and plastering will start beamed soon. One story is yet to be added before the middle section will conform to the two wings. Work is being done now on this third and top story. Lick of paint will be applied to the building. All the terra cotta for the exterior finish is here excepting the last car which is now in transit.
The cold weather of the past week has retarded the workmen somewhat, but the building will be ready for occupancy next summer. The administrative offices of the University will probably be moved into Central Administration building before next September, according to John Shen, superintendent of buildings and grounds.
Kappa Phi Holds Initiation and Banquet for Members
Kappa Phi held initiation for forty- four members followed by its eighth annual Phililia and banquet last evening at the Methodist church.
Miss Nancy Longnecker presided as toastmistress. The toasts were cleverly arranged to spell the word Phillita. The program was as follows: "Health to Initiates," Lilah Snyder, president; "Response," Hael Nazen, one of the new initiates; "Light of Friendship," Laura Adair, senior member; "Ideals," Eleanor Hansen, active members; "Tasks," Helen Daylan; "In Remembrance," in Remembrance; "In Remembrance," enable lighting ceremony for alumnae; and "Afterglow," by Mrs. Edward Hislop, patroness.
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Congregational Sorority Elects For Coming Year
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Wichita, Kansas
Delta Phi Sigma, Congregational women sorsomery, elected the following officers yesterday: dayster; president, Mable Ludeman, c25; vice-president, Erma Seldel, c24; secretary, Grace Mußbergen, c23; treasurer, Fermi Holzer, c22; treasurer, Jeanine Olmstead, c23; captain, Jennifer Olmstead, fa26;
Following the election the women decided to furnish a room in the Student Hospital. The color scheme of the room will be in the sorority colors, blue and gold. A bedside reading lamp, linen curtains, and rag rugs which are being made by the women will be donated.
May Form National Society
Rhadamanthi, poetry society, met at Ye Tawineer yesterday evening. Letters from other colleges and universities in regard to forming a national poetry society were read and discussed, but no definite action taken. The debrief for the spring semester was held last month; a special meeting will be called soon to consider the manuscripts and exec new members.
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Lawrence, Kans.
Gee, this snow and slush sure did spot and wrinkle your clothes, didn't it?
That's all right. Bring them down to
Phone 442
and we will make them look like new again
Varsity
Bowersock
Friday and Saturday
Friday and Saturday
SHOWS: 2:30 - 4:00 - 7:30 - 9:00 PRICES: 28c - 10c
MARION DAVIES
Comedy—"Ouch"
"ADAM and EVA"
A story that will interest every "American family, especially the father who prevails on his family to stop spending so much money. The settings and costumes are gorgeous. T. Roy Barnes and William Norris are in the cast.
LON CHANEY
Pictures and stories which make the most lasting impression are those which deal with normal people in normal surroundings — a sprinkling of tears—a laugh here and there—and thrills that quicken the pulse. See this one.
"SHADOWS"
Pathe News
VARSITY THEATRE
Monday and Tuesday
Mary Alden in "Notoriety"
Sixteenth Annual
KANSAS
High School Basketball CHAMPIONSHIP
Games
FINALS
Saturday night - - - - - 8:15
SEASON TICKET: $1.50 Afternoon and evening games: 50c
Friday evening - - - - 7 to 10
Saturday morning - - - 9 to 11
Saturday afternoon - - 2 to 4
Afternoon and evening games: 50c
the runners-up of the semi-finals will play for third place at 7:15 p.m. Saturday
tunate in being able to offer such a concort and should be rewarded by a full house. The admission will be $1.
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The College
TAILOR
Vacation Work
Phone J. F. McComb, 1726 Ind., 1237 Red,
Call J. F. Slifer, 1120 Tenn. 1994 White.
Before going to that party stop in at the—
STADIUM BARBER SHOP "The Shop of Service"
and get a STACOMB rub
for the proper hair dress.
Welcome Visiting Students
Be sure to see our display of Sporting Goods for Every Sport
at
Robinson Gymnasium
Sporting Goods
Wholesale and Retail
Many New Arrivals
of the wanted clothes for Spring and Easter have come to us during this week.
HANDSOME WRAPS AND CAPES NEW SPORT COATS in a big variety of clever styles
DRESSES AND FROCKS for every occasion
SPORT SKIRTS AND SWEATERS
TAILORED AND TRIMMED SUITS
GOTHAM GOLD STRIPE SILK HOSIERY
CREPE DE CHINE UNDERTHINGS SILK PETTICOATS
In the Millinery Department
Just arrived—Seventy-five New and Exclusive Patterns in Hats-for Easter Wear.
BULLENE'S
Theo. H. Post's Choral Society of Topeka
gives
THE MESSIAH (60 Voices)
at The First Methodist Church
Sunday, March 18th at 4 p. m.
Under auspices of Council of Religious Workers
Religious Week --- March 18-25