THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1925
THE UNIVERSITY DAIKY NANSAN
PAGE TUBER
Dancing Sorority Members to Give Recital March 19
Costumes Will Be Feature of the Performance. According to Director
The dance special to be given by the members of Tina Sigma, March 19, in Robinson gymnasium has been completely planned and the performance is now ready for final arrangement.
"The costume is all complete," said Mice Margaret Barot, assistant professor of physical education. "A great deal of bind and artistry ability has been put in on this feature of the recital which includes continues representing flowers, furries and butterflies." The performance is especially for this performance, and there will also be fifteen rented ones."
One of the most excellent costumes, according to Miss Harto in a golden butterfly with large flowing wings of hand diced silk. An oriental costume and a flame scarf which has about 40 inches of length will gift to a bouquet of beauty.
An American sketch of about the time of 1960 is one of the important works of art that has survived. Tumes have been rented and the three ballroom dances will represent a form of art in our own time.
Saturday morning the whole performance will be put together and Tuesday and Wednesday full dresses will be called, according to Miss Barta.
Tickets for the recital are on sale now at the Round Corner Carrier Drug Store or may be bought from any of the W. A. A. grapg lenders. The W. A. A. has been divided into two divisions in each division; the lenders in each division are Elizabeth Bollinger, Jeanette McKibben and Anne George in the first division and Mable Ludleman, Vera Kobhiel and Harriet DeWolfie in the second. The two divisions are running a ticket team to present timing team not treat the winners.
Seats are now being reserved in Miss Barta's office and Leo Lamuhlert, who is in change of the ticket everyone to reserve their cars early.
Women Win Rifle Match
Men's Team Drops Close Match to Oregon Aggies
The women's rite team won two matches for the Greek creek March 7, defending the teams of the University of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural College whose womens team beat Oregon at Argos 915, Kansas 982.
The Kansas scores were: Saunders 99, Gliddon 87, Bortford 97, Flenen 97, Cooke 86, Arntsmith 96, Crawks 94, Crooks 94, and Tate 94. **312**
The R. O. T. C. team host to the
Oregon Agile 1644 to 3541. Their review wave: Crain 356, Hunton 363,
McGraw 370, McGraw 372, Trussell 356, Trachsel 358, Skinner 362,
Harritt 343, Feldrug 342, and Fisher 342.
Dehane May Cell Oil Internals
Doheny May Sell Oil interests
New York, March 12 – Sale of E. I.
Huntington oil holdings to T. indicate headed by the
Standard Oil company of Indiana
and Blair & Company, New York
financial concern, is a possibility. The deal,
if carried through, would make the Standard Oil company of Indi-
lance a major operator though at present it has practically no foreign holdings.
WANT ADS
EUROPEAN TOURS — For summer
1925, $300 and up. See Norman
Plummer, 926 Mt. Street, or call
military leaders to muni-
port of tournaments.
LOST=Pair of tortile shell glasses with each end broken off..Findler please leave at Alpha Chi Omega house. M15
LOST—Slide rule with names,
Schonge, Chamberlain, Jetmore on
case. Call Lewis, 2564.
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Appointment by phone. 1448 Red.
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LOST—In library, a ring with ob-
long blue stone set in white gold.
Reward. Call. pp. 115.
M15
STRAY DOGS—The following described dogs have been picked up
on the company, Owners may have
name by paying cost of ad and keep.
1. Shepherd dog, long hair, Dirty
yellow. Male.
1 Black dog. White on back of neck, white strip on face, white breast and four white legs. Female.
eye, brown spot over tail. Male.
1 Big Sheepdog head. Dark brown,
white breast, white spot on side of
right ear. Male.
1 Brindle homel, white breast, white
tips on four feet. Male.
1 White horn, brown head. Brown spot over tail. Male. Spot. Blags & Grounds. M32
FOR RENT—Room for boys at re-
dicated rates. Meals if desired at
1027 Ohio, Phone 398. M13
WANTED - Piano player for boarding club. Apply at 1319 Vermont. M16
FOR RENT—Room for boy, single.
LOST: Pair of glasses in leather case. Leave at Kwanan office for reward. Ma
$10.00. Newly decorated, 1 block from campus. 1341 Ohio. M17
FOR RENT: Choice front room to loys, 1218 Miss., Phone 2557 Blue.
Ms.
LOST: College Algebra at the University Commons. Finder please for Bernice Wilson. 609
WANTED Salesmen for the Vaccine a wireless vacuum cleaner, nationally advertised and sells on demonstration. Cleans carpets and sweeps floors. Sweeps sweppers and operates as easily as a carpet sweeper. Good commissions. Will meet interested parties at Hotel Eldridge. Communicate the Vacuette Distributing company at the 420 Ridge Bldge, Kawasan City, Mo. 454-736-6981.
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Tonight Marion Davies
"Janice Meredith"
Tomorrow - Saturday
"The Dixie Handicap With Lloyd Hughes and Claire Windsor
VARSITY
Tonight Anna Q. Nilsson and James Kirkwood in "The Top of the World"
Tomorrow - Saturday LOIS WILSON and NOAH BERRY in "CONTRABAND"
ORPHEUM
Tomorrow - Saturday EVA NOVAK and HARRY MYERS in "Listen Lester"
—APPROPRIATE SHORT REELS TO ALL FEATURES—
Coming Soon
RICHARD BARTHELMESS in "New Toys"
whose main motive was to get as much money out of us as possible.
Now we realize that a satisfied customer is the basis of future business.
When a pupil comes to us as we as frank with him as possible.
If he can learn to dance in five lessons, we are delightful.
(More tomorrow)
Ionc De Wattieville School of Dancing
Phone 2762 Opposite the Postoffice Insurance Bldg.
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