THURSDAY, MAY 20. 1926
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THREE
Ancient Greek Capital Soon to Be Unearthed by American Scientists
Two Governments Co-operate in Great Archaeological
Venture
1. C. None D. All of them
New York, May 29 — The greatest archaeological venture of all history is about to begin, for the civic center of the Bronx. Thousands of dollars are to be spent and thousands of laborers are to be kept busy at work cycled for some 50 years.
America with the co-operation of the Greek government will sponsor the ambitions undertaking, Prof. R. V. D. Mopflin, president of Archaeological Institute of America recently announced that it is now to be realized
Rumors of the willingness of the Greek government to allow some foreign government or agency to exert control over the archaeological world agog with excitement, Professor Magdinna said. The scientific importance of such an excavation is suspendens, and hopes it will insure the value of interest are great.
It is estimated that such excavations will continue for not less than 50 years. Conducted in the scientific manner of the American School at Athens, it will train two generations of students and provide a student graduate fellowship and students.
Blind Adults May Attend Kansas City School Free
A free summer school session for adult blind persons will be held beginning July 12 at the Kansas state library. A free reading instruction will be given in Braille reading and writing, typewriting, sewing, and basket and broom classes.
Anyone knowing a blind person in any part of the state is asked to give the name and address to Miss Daisy Garvin, 601 Illinois, who is secretary of the school district. Karen Kursus. Free meals will be given the students while they are at the session.
A trophy cup, paid for by the faculty is given yearly to the honor student at Oklahoma A. and M. The student does not necessarily attend a senior.
KPKU, the University of Kansas broadcasting station, will broadcast the following program Thursday, May 29.
nation to implement the department of home economics, "The Chemistry of Jelly Making."
15 p. m. - Musical numbers arranged and presented by the School of Fine Arts:
Rex McHenry, harpist
(a) "Beaute"—d Harbelot
(b) "The Star"—Ropera
Arlo Hultz, pianist
Fifteen minute organ recital of popular numbers.
Miriam Wood, violin, accompanied by Meta Murphy (a) "Adoration"—Borowski
(b) "Maturka"—Hacebe
16 w—m—b—H B
an experimental demonstration reproducing the sound of a single atom.
10 g. p.,—Dr. H. P. Cady, department of chemistry, "Making the Aromatic Acids, an experimental demonstration reproduct ion the sound of a single atom.
2.58 p. m.- Radio billetin of campuses, News
8.00 p. m.- Senior recital, Fike Hall
campus broadsheet from Fraser hall.
Violin Recital to Be Given
Two Concertos Will Be Played by Fiske Mountain
A gradation recital in violin will be owed tonight by Flake Mountain, mountainous and lush. Fraser hull beginning at 8:00; Mountain, who is from Hutchinson, mountainous.
"The program, which consists of three groups of numbers, promises to be an interesting one." Mr. Kuiersteiner said this morning in speaking of the special. An unusual feature of his concert is that the concertos are to be played. The concerto by Wienkowski is, however, more of a soma than a concorde, Mr. Kuiersteiner explained. It is one of the most famous concertos in the entire field of violin literature. The second movement, known as "Romance," is
The last group of numbers contains two selections which are familiar to the reader, *Pneudium* and *Kreisler*, and *Pneudium* and *Allegro* by *Bernard Kreisler*, the sequel to the rectilinear
The complete program follows:
Concerto in A minor ___ Viviciol (1606-1241)
Alberno
Largo
Pristo
Concerto No. 2 in D minor ... Wienmuth
Aleister moderata
Robinance
Allegro con fuoco, a la zingara
Watch charms and pins were distributed to the members of the Men's Glee Club last at their regular performance. The club is a Jayhawk, a music scroll, and
"Men's Glee Club." On the back in the member's initials and the inscription "Mo. Valley Champs—1924."
ANY BOARDING CLUB wanting to paying proposition for next fall call Jones, 1644, after 8 o'clock. M24
ROOM for the summer for girls. Inquire at 1205 Ky. street. M2*
LOST-Lafax notebook between Chemistry building and Jay Hawk on chemistry building. book cover containing all my class notes for this semester. Please have pity and return and a big reward is Shirling, 1309, M23 phone 1027, M23
WANT-ADS
FOR SALE—Modern seven room house with large sleeping porch, in University Place, 1725 Indiana, 3629.
FORD TOURING CAR-For sale cheap. In good running condition.
Call 2317. M21
APARTMENT -- New apartment,
nearly furnished for summer
months; immediate possession if desired.
Fitch. Phone 334. M21
FOR RENT—Several apartments at the Orendal for the Summer Session. Also a few for the next school year. Call 1418. tf
WANTED—Work my man and wife,
separately or together; wife, cook;
man, cook's helper, junior house-man
or watchman; wife, experience, re-
liable; references. Phone 1137 broad
between 2 and 4 or after 7:30 p.m.
HUPMOBILE TOURING - 1823 model
almost like new, small mileage,
Heated Seats, Bluetooth
of care. In perfect condition, ready
to take the road for any distance.
Geo Lowman, Phone 20 or 2498
M25
FOR SALE - Three-by- three fibre trunk,
22-25x38, reinforced corners. Finned
in dark blue and black. Discble
mould tray, Reasonably priced.
Call 699. M24
LOST—White gold Gamma Phi Beta pin at Senior Cakewalk Friday night. Reward, Call 288. M21
LOST—Knitted baby head with pink lining between Potter's lake and entrance to street around Adolf Willem May, May 5. Please all 1554 White
Silck Haircuts and Collegiate Shines.
—Houk's Barber Shop. tf
MARCELLING 50c, shampooing 50c.
Address 1015 Ky. Phone 2775. J1
STUDENTS—Your typing neatly and correctly done. Prices reasonable.
Call 915 Vt. M25
Always Snappy
George's Lunch
Always Handy
Our Hamburgers Can't Be Beat Try One and Be Convinced
SNAPPY LUNCH L. O. Wells
1010 Mass. St.
Smart Washable Frocks for Campus or Sports
For school time wear or for sports during the last warm days of school you will be smartly clad if you wear one of these smart tub frocks in pastels or clever stripes such as we here illustrate. You may choose from several popular styles and a riot of color combinations. A big feature in connection with these little frocks and one
when you cannot overlook
PRICE
is the
$12.75
Compare these frocks with those you have seen elsewhere at prices considerably higher!
Suggestions For The Hikers
Groceries Meats
Second Door North
New Eldridge Hotel
"The University
Club Store
900 Mississippi
Twenty-six Years
WINDMILL GROCERY
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Every Food a Hiker Could Desire
Phone 413
GROCERY
Try us for your eats on your hiking trips. Our assortment and prices will please you.
GROCERY 844 Mass.
rence Up the Wawarusa South of Quantrell Raid Cemetery
WHERE TO GO
Sizzling steaks and tasty grilled meats are a flavor that cannot be equalled anywhere else. The lure of the flame makes it all the more added qualities it imburs to
"The Island" on the Kaw Camerons' Bluff on the Kaw Blue Mound south of Law-
Paddle up the Kaw, tramp
down the river. Break
other places listed above. Break
the drongery of study by the
exhibition recreation of n
And remember! Wherever you go, the Lawrence merchants whose names appear on your phone simply apply you everything you need.
Phone 226
for
Your Hiking Supplies
IDEAL GROCERY
Next Door to Brinkman's
Insures you Fresh Bakery Goods
Paper Napkins Free with Other Goods
Cakes
Pastries
Fancy Rolls
Buns
SIXTH AND MASSACHUSETTS
J. S. ST. CLAIR
Phone 224
For That Hike and Picnic
Bread and Butter Pickles
40c size ___ 37e
Sandwich Spread 15c size
Sweet Pickles 35c quart
jars ... 31c
Potted Ham
Blue Ribbon
Sandwich Spread
Smuffled Olives
Ripe Olives
Tiny Sweet Pickles
Dried Beef
Baked Ham
Pimento Cheese
Brick Cheese
Roo, Cheese
Pot, Cheese
Swiss Cheese
Pork and Beans (cmna)
Rolls
Phone your order
Telephone 501
816 Massachusetts
Stuffed Olives 15c size ... 13c
25c size ... 19c
1101 Massachusetts Phone 678
For your picnic or hiking parties we have:
Heinz Baked Beans, Spagetti and cold Sweet Pickles in Bottles
Self-Service Store 718 Mass.
DRUG STORE
An Everready Flash Light
Kodak and Films
Or a Magazine
For trips or hiking.
Bread, Buns, Cakes,
Cookies and Pies
For Your
Picnic Lunches
Rankin's Drug Store
101 Massachusetts
Phone 678
Flashlights
Camping Outfits
Thermos Bottles
Lunch Kits
Fishing Tackle
Camp Stoves
Even Dates at 25c per pack
We have—
For the Hiker—
depends to a great extent on the appearance of your hiking clothes. After each hike see that knickers, sweaters and all outer apparel is "refreshed" and ready for the next hike.
Phone 75 NewYork CLEANERS
Clothes DO Help You Win—Dry Clean Them Offener