THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
COLUMBIA ORCHESTRA COMING
Famous Dancer Will Assist in Club Entertainment
The Columbia Symphony Orchestra with the famous dance, Miler Dorothy Volkley, will be at the Bowie Soccer Theatre, Thursday, March 3 The Business and Professional Women's Club of Lawrence and the United States are having this troupe here for the benefit of their club-house fund.
The Ricker home, on Main Street was left to this organization on the death of Mr. Ricker. The home will be sold and the proceeds will be applied on the club fund which will be used for the business district of Lawrence.
Mile. Volkey is a graduate of Mille Pavlowa's school of dancing, and is one of the features of the show.
Fifteen members of the club attend the University at the present time
Golda Fuger, '17, is teaching in the schools of Clinton, Okla.
Don't forget the big Dramatic Club play next Monday, Feb. 28. It is the last one this year. The Important Coupon and your mail order coupon in Kansan...adv.
Chlor-E-Denta tooth paste. The tooth whitener—Rankins Drug Store, ady.
Baseball Practice Begins on the Gymnasium Floor
Several pitchers and catchers are working out in Robinson Gymnasium from 2:30 to 4:30 o'clock every after the game, with hands of game ball and "pepper."
Next week the seats will be cleared away from the sides of the gymnasium and a miniature diamond will be laid out for use in working out plays, and in base ball that will be laid out in the southeastern corner of the gym floor.
Custer, Martin, and Sutton are looking good and will probably make good pitchers. Two old heads, Uhlbush and Zavolzhayev, will play well. Blumer, a sophomore, is working out regularly. Harry Cane, Fraser, Gray and Kryb form a good bunch of material from which to pick catchers. Little will be back next quarter.
Texas Oil Fire Costly
Ranger, Texas, Feb. 24—A block of business buildings in the heart of Treckenridge, oil town, was destroyed by fire this afternoon with a loss of $500,000, according to word received here by long distance telephone.
Johnstons Quality chocolates. Rankins Drug Store,—adv.
Shaving brushes, all sizes.—Ranking Drug Store.—adv.
Old Maple Portrays Features of Lincoln
At the southwest corner of the crossing of 10th and Tennessee streets, stands an old maple tree. It is not a pretty tree—the limbs are broken, and the weather-bent trunk is crooked, but through a freak of wind it has grown and twisted until it portrays the likeness of Abraham Lincoln.
Students and townpeople pass up the old tree, daily, and never notice anything peculiar in its formation. It is only at night when the street light is burning that the remarkable likeness can be seen. Occasionally some pedestrian, hurrying along with his eyes bent to the sidewalk, stops suddenly as he is startled to stop and looks again. Then he stops and examines the roots of the grilled maple, and smiling roes on his way.
The roots of this ancient tree protrude above ground, and extend out over the brick sidewalk. However, the roots of this tree are different.
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Most such protruding roots merely serve as provocation for outcursts of sulphurous language, when the late wayfarer stubs his toe against one of them. Time and weather have twisted the roots of the old tree at 10th and Tennessee into such shape that they transform the shadow of the street light into a striking likeness of Abraham Lincoln. One projection casts the shadow of the shaper, and the other makes the long nose. The sharp chin and ragged ears are clearly outlined, and just so the whole rugged face of the Great Librarian is pictured on the worn sidewalk.
Any girl desiring to work for room and board for the remainder of the year call W, Y, G, C. A. Employment Phone, 1315--ad, 101-2
The Kansas City K. U. alumni will have a banquet at the Hotel Mush-leb February 26, to renew college interests and enjoy the two finest speakers in Kansas—Governor Henry J. Allen and Chancellor Ernest H. Lindley. A feature of the banquet is the music of Miss Genevieve Lichtenbaum, baritone, of a number of songs composed by Miss Genevieve Lichtenbaum. The composer is an alumna and former member of the fine art faculty. Tickets may be purchased from Miss Clem Lambert, Gate City Bank, or Charles P. Woodbury.
Alumni Will Have Banquet
Hats—
Helen McKinney, '18, is teaching at Atchison.
Send the Daily Kansan home.
ALTERATIONS
We alter, repair, refine, clean and press ladies suits and
desires of every description.
—everyone carries Spring 1921 all over it—
—the new roll brim, wide band in Telescope or Creaso Model—
SCHULZ The Tailor 917 Mass. St.
New Caps here for your choosing
Colors are
* Tobacco Brown
Hunters Green
Stadium Grey
Hats $5 to $10 -
Caps $2.50 to $5
Shirts $2.50 to $5
Glad to Show You
Spring Shirts— Collar attached now on display.
See the New York Winter Garden Beauties
EAT
WIEDEMANN'S
"OWN BRAND"
in the
"PASSING SHOW"
The World's Famous Extravaganza
Bowersock Opera House
Friday Night, Feb. 25
Greatest Theatrical Event in History of Lawrence
Your invited
To stop in at
This store
Real soon
And see all
The new Spring
Styles in
Ever'things for
Young men
To wear—
Prices normal
CORDOVAN
Oxfords
at
$10.00
Best quality Shell Cordovan. Last year this grade sold for $18.50.
Yes we do repairing OTTO FISCHER Shines too
813 Mass. Street
Take her a box of Quinby's Chocolate Shop Candy (In Redwood Box)
Creamis. lb. $1.50
Fruits and Nuts. lb. $2.00
Fruit juices. lb. and 5 lb. Boxes.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SPECIAL
Chocolate Cordial Cherries, lb...89c
Chocolate Fruit and Nuts, lb...69c
Charms, 8 pkgs, 25c, box...50c
If Its Advertised—We Have It
The Round Corner Drug Co.
801 Mass. St.
Lawrence, Kans.
Particular Cleaning and Pressing FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE 12 W. Ninth Lawrence Pantatorium Phone 508
"Twist 'Er Tail"
" KANSAS VS. MISSOURI BASKETBALL
ADMISSION
Tickets- - - $1.00
Student Enterprise Reserved $.50
Friday--Saturday Game Called 7:30 p.m.
"Let's Go Kansas"
Missouri-Kansas Flirtation Dance