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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Miss Gardner Gives Lecture on Modern English Literature
Thomas Hardy's Fiction Land Described in First Talk for Freshmen
"The pictureque pamphora of the Wessex country is the background as we go down a Wessex lane with Thomas Hardy in his story," said Miss Lula Gander of the department of English in the first of a series of contemporary literature lectures.
"The delightful spot of the Hardy fiction land in Southern England, south and west of London, Thomas Hardy has always known and loved this region of the mouth. His best novel is a rural region which he knew so well."
The early life of Thomas Hardy was a humble one. He was educated to be an architect. In London he came into contact with such people as Ruskin, Mills, and George Eliot and he yielded to the urge to write. His first novel was in 1871 and romen to then until 1883 the line of prose was upward. His last novel was in 1895. In the last two decades he has not written a novel but has published a great deal of verse.
"Hardy portrays life as it seems to him, following a logical form," said Miss Gardner. "A logical inevitability is Hardy's characteristic method. His heroes are always impulsive and high spirited. The author's best characters are used to illustrate his ideas, qualities to be looked for in Qualities are his marvelous ability to portray the universal in the individual and the utter decoration of character which he uses so often. There is no hysteria in his writing. Even his most heart breaking scenes are sober and dignified. His style is often labored, but the details are usually brought down a highway into a scene of action," she concluded.
The following list was suggested by Miss Gardner as the route for the beginner to follow through the fiction land of Hardy: The Three Strangers, Lifes Little Ironies, Under the Greenwood Tree, Far from the Maddening Crowd, The Woodlanders, the Mayor of Catenbridge, Tess of De Ulverbells, Jude the Obsure and The Return of the Northie, with illustrations set with 60 color reproductions of the Thomas Hardy Country. These pictures will be on display in room 305 Fraser.
Geology Field Trip Held
Five Hours Credit to Be Given for Completed Work
The annual geological field trip this summer in charge of Dr. Walter H. Schowe, was composed of eight members, Located in Garden Park, Col., the party spent over four weeks in studying and mapping 13 formations ranging in age from the oldest pre-Cretaceous to the recent stream deposit formations.
Five hours credit, conditional on the completion of, written reports and maps of the work done, is given to the students making the trip. Work in the field was done during the day and at night office work, inking in maps, writing up notes and discussions of the day's work was done.
During the last week the party made side trips to the Royal Gorge, Salida, Cave of the Winds, Garden of the Gods, Glen Eyre, Queens canon, Piles Peak and Florissant. The latter piles are visited. Visits to the Gem mines noted some excellent quartz and anethyst crystals.
The month's outing was completed at a cost of only $125 for each student. Those taking the trip were Carl C. Addison, c28; George L. Anderson, c28; George H. Guline, c28; Oliver H. Libiay, c28; Oince I. Echem, c26; Wayne Ranch, c28 and J. W. Polkinson, sp.
Military Correspondence Course to Begin Oct. 1
The seventh corps area correspondence school course, covering every branch of services will begin Oct. 15, according to a bulletin received at the R. O. T. C. office. These courses are open at all reserve officers; national guard officers holding commissions in the reserves; civil and military officers on civilians; and soldier list. Texts for the corps are issued free of charge.
Anyone wishing more information on the subject may write to: The Officer in Charge, Corporate Corp., 1200 N. Walnut Street, Headquarters, Seventh Corps area, Omaha, Neb.
The Y. M. C, A. and W. Y. C, A.
are having a dinner at the Commands
tonight. This dinner will be the
start of their financial campaign.
The W, S, G, A. is planning for a freshman dinner to be given at the Commons next Thursday evening.
WANT-ADS
LOST=Commons ticket on campus,
issued to Ruth E. Hill. Return to
Kansan business office. Reward. O16
LOST—Black note book with name in
ink an inside cover, containing
Home Economics notes. Call 1818
White. O16
WANTED—By boy to play piano or wait table. Call 1750 after 8 o'clock.
IESK BLOTTERS FREE at Ballook
Printing Co., Ravenswood Theatr.
Edge. Phone 379. O16
LOST—Beaded bag containing fountain pen, purse and doosel. Lose near snow hall or Fraser. Call 1030, Rear hall. Reward. O15
FOR RENT—Room for boys, ma-
baggy furnished, modern in every
respect. 1308 Ohio. O156
LOST—ALGEBRA and black note book in East Administration. Return to Kanban business office. O15
FOUND—one spare tire and rim See Ray Wright, 1215 Oread.
WANTED—at Durakin Club, 1346 ft.
Tenn., table waiter and dishwasher. They can move in the house.
DANCING LESSONS—in private home by experienced teacher, Call 1442 Blue.
ROOM and board, furnace heat. 1521 New Hampshire. 1146 Black.
DESK BLOTTERS FREE at Bullock
Printing Co., Bowersock Theater
Bldg. Phryse 379. 016
ROOM and board for two gentlemen,
$7.50 per week. Chicken dinner
served Wednesday and Sunday. 1113
Ky. Phone 1190 Black. G17
FOR SALE—Valve trombone; Conn;
B flat. Cornet, Conn, splendid condition, U. S. G. Plank, 1015 Maine St. Phone 1683 Blue. O18
FOUND--fountain pen in women's
rest room in Praser. Owner may
have for paying for ad. Call 1056.
TO RENT—A garage at 1701 Louisana. $^1$Call-1203. O-17
FOR SALE—German police pups.
Call 1994; Blue after 5:30 p, m, or
348 from 9 to 5.
LOST- on campus, red Parker foundation pen with the name, Jay O. Reddle, engraved on barrel. Please leave at the lainful office of 017 O17
FOR RENT — Furnished apartment at the Oread. Two blocks from University. Call 148. tf
1.08T = Bottom part of brown fountain pen, Name, Marque Austin, engraved on it. Call Sigma Kappa house.
O17
ROOMS for boys. Electric Lights,
furniture heat, large closets. $12
single, $18 double, small single room
Learn to dance and enjoy those hours away from study grind
Don't Miss the fun of
A Date and No Marcel!
COLLEGE LIFE
MARION RICE Dancing School
We are just off the campus and can give you experienced service. These prices good except Friday and Saturday.
Over Bell's Music Store Phone 938
Bobbed Hair Shampoo, and Lemon, Vinegar or
Hema Rinse 50c 50c
Mavres 50c Rob Carl 50c
Manicure 50c Facial $1.00
BROWN OWL BEAUTY SHOP
14th & Kentucky Call Phone 1028
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
A. University, Church
You will feel at home, because the majority of its members are faculty members and students.
Services 8 and 11 a. m. 4:30 p. m.
Student Classroom 11 a. m.
Wardens:
Dean L. E. Sayre
Draf. F. H. Hollands
President Mee's Glee Club, R. D. M. Saker
Chair Director and Organist, Miss Helen Pendleton
Secretary, W. W. Davis.
Rector, Chaplain Edwards.
FOR RENT—Large south room at 1232 Ohio. Phone 1442 Black. O17
ROOMMATE Wanted. Front room,
modern. All new furniture. 1219
Ohio. O15
FOR RENT—Room, mahogany furnished, modern in every respect.
1308 Ohio. O19
$8 per month. Room furnished for four boys, $28, at 1825 La. St. O15
NEWLY decorated southwest, single room for boys, cheap, close to campus and car. Call 1442 Blue. tf
Watch our Scoreboard
FOUND—Grey hat, left at Kansas office for identification and paying for ad. if
Sample's Barber Shop
Marcel—50c Bob Carl—25c
East Side 924 $ _{1/2} $ Mass. St.
We Deliver
at "Jim's"
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
Phone 1256
Ladies' ___
Prices
$1 - $1.50 - $2.50 - $3
Seat Sale Now
50c
929 Mass.
ROCK CHALK CAFE
50c MAG-LAC TOOTH BRUSH
Your name will be stamped in gold leaf on all notebooks purchased at—
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ANNOUNCEMENTS RETURN
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Student Enterprise 127 Ownd
There is a distinct drop in price on all standard lines of
F. I. Carter
to Know---and
50c MAC-LAC TOOTH PASTE
$1.00 Value for
RING BOOKS
Phone 50
Wednesday Night, Oct. 15
Stationer
1025 Massachusetts
YOU WILL LIKE IT—
127 Oread
Ice Cream from the
Kaw Valley Creamery is
Pure, Rich and Wholesome
We Would Like to Serve You; You Will Like Our Products!
The Kaw Valley Creamery
Fried Chicken Dinner Sunday - 50c
Regular Meals - 35c
Booths for Ladies
Coney Islands and Hamburgers - 5c Home-Made Pies
ANNOUNCEMENT
Bobbed Hair
Bobecur $1,50
Shampoo .50
Marceli 75
Marcel curd 1,00
Marcel and Bobecur 1.00
Shampoo, Marcel and
Long Hair
Shampoo $ . 75
Shampoo and eurl $ . 100
Shampoo and Marcel $ 1.50
Marcel $ 1.00
Scalp Treatments, $1.00; six for $5.00
Marcel Heavy Hair Shampoo.
...1.00----1.25
Facials
Blackhead Facial $2.00
Cream Facial 1.00
Pock Facial 1.50-2.00
Milicure 72
Marlows Retraced within three days .50
Beauty Shops
Anna M. Johnson
Mrs. Tressie Beal
Josephine Long
Milady's Shoppe
Mrs. Chas. H. Wilson
Insist On
Wiedemann's Ice Cream
The Cream Supreme
Brick Special for This Week:
Black Walnut and Vanilla
Honey Boat and Caramel Nut
Lard Sheet Orange Chocolate
Nesselrode—Vanilla and Chocolate
Single Layer Bricks:
Honey Moon
Maple Nut
Nesselbroun
Brown Bread
Orange Pineapple
Sherbetets:
Grape
Pineapple
Strawberry
Vanilla
Chocolate
Black Walnut
Caramel Nut
The newest Gruen Cartouche
This small and beautiful watch is a splendid example of the Gruen skill and craftsmanship.
W WE have just received our models of the newest Green Cartouche wrist watch which will invite you to come in and see.
It combines the greatest strength and accuracy possible in a small watch of this size and price.
Artistically cased in reinforced white gold at $50.
Other styles of Green Watches for both ladies and gentlemen at $25 up.
May McAvoy, Pauline Frederick, Marie Provost with Lew Cody
BOWERSOCK
"3 Women"
PAULINE FREDERICK (Herself) in
“SPRING CLEANING”
Thursday - Friday - Saturday
RIN - TIN - TIN
The Wonder Dog in "FIND YOUR MAN"
VARSITY
Tonight
"THE FAST SET"
A WILLIAM DeMILLE PRODUCTION
with Betty Compson-Adolph Menjon
Wednesday - Thursday
*Tuesday - Thursday*
"OPEN_ALL_NIGHT"
A Story of a Bored Wife in Search of a Thrill WITH HOLE DANA
Friday - Saturday
"EMPTY HANDS"
with JACK HOLT
A Story of the Canadian Wilds
ORPHEUM
Week-End Show Friday - Saturday
MAE MURRAY
"CIRCE THE ENCHANTRESS"
Seductive, Fascinating, Alluring
Coming
"ABRAHAM LINCOLN"
The Greatest Playbook Entertainment This Year