THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1924
City Commission to Get Petitions for Resurfacing
Want Masachusetts Fixed From Court House to Bridge; McNown Reports.
Reports
Pettitions for the resurfacing of Massachusetts street from the courthouse to the Kaw bridge will be ready for presentation before the city commission soon, was the information given by C. L. Scott yesterday in a report for the paving committee of the Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Scott stated that the committee is working on the city commission so that the resurfacing may be included in the summer paying projects.
Municipal Plant No Saving
Mr. Scott reported that although the paving committee has not met recently, it is the general opinion of the members that a municipality red ash plant would not be an amicable saving for Lawrence, W. McNown, professor of urban planning at University, has made a careful study of the situation and in a report to the committee he stated that in order to justify the necessary for 25,000 square yards that there would be enough pavement to be done yearly.
Conditions Have to Be Right
Commons Removes Machine
Many Streets Need Paving
Professor McKenna reported that 16.7 per cent of the streets of Lawrence are in need of immediate rescue of the city's ruins, while the city will stand for ten years without resurfacing.
**Commons Removes Machine**
which was installed at the University
The Hoover Institute to machine
Commons trials about two weeks
ago, will not be retained, according
to Mrs. Bessie McClauchry, director
of the Commons. The machine is
expensive and now that 60 per cent
of the students use meal tickets,
there is not enough handing of
change to make the machine profit-
Conditions: Have to Be Right
It was the opinion of the committee that there would be enough paving in Lawrence to justify the expense if all conditions were right, but the margin would be so narrow that it might prove a hazard to try it here.
WILL Party who took by mistake
violin from rest room in Central
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FOR SALE - For cash, one large house at 1245 Louisiam. Known as the Patterson Club, fine for fraternity or sorority; also residence at 1228 Lau, or will sell for 1-3 cash, covering period of five years. Mail in reservation to 1245 Lau. No information over phone. Signed, O. W. Patterson, A18
B. C. Hoefer, c 64, is the inventor of the machine. His machines have recently been installed at the Varsity and Bowersock theaters here in Lawrence and are considered very valuable by the managers.
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WASHING and Irving to uring home and day work. Overalls, special 25 cents a pair.
FOR RENT or Sale: Fourteen room house furnished or unfurnished one block from Campus. Two a/b/ping
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LOST-Pad of Watkins checks in leather folder. Stubs wanted for record. Please call 1222 or 2383 D. M. Whiteside.
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