MAY 7,1918.
Pyramids Had Nothing On New Ad Building
Ye olde tyem pyramid builders have nothing on the present day builders of our new Administration Building. They are handling a heap more stones and are doing it more easily. Then, too, why the poor Egyptian should want to sweat over the simple thing of raising a little wheel-barrow-load of brick is more than the present-day laborer can understand. Today, the easiest task that controls the electricity that lifts the brick and tile that builds the Administration Building! *
Material for the mighty pyramids may have been hard to obtain, but now, even in war times, no particular difficulty has been experienced. And what was their old pile of rock worth? With us it is considered a war necessity to give students a place where they can be educated, and that is why the work is being carried on so strenuously today.
Did you ever notice the bosses over there? You will find that they are hard to pick out for they are working as hard as anyone on the job. WP itly only the poor saw-sharpener Modern inventions have evidently for gotten him for it takes a good eey and a steady hand to put on the harp est edge and his fingers evidence som signs of abuse.
By the Way
Achoth Pledges
Achoth announces the pledging c
Akhm Smith, e21 of Paula, and Elzir beth
Sacha.
Dorothy Miller, A. B. '17, who has been teaching at Coldwater this year arrived Monday to be a guest at th Theta house for several days.
Margaret McElvain, A. B. '17, of Hutchinson, who is a teacher in the White Cloud High School, is visiting at the Alba Chi Omega house.
Mignon Schell, c18, visited her brother, Robert Schell, who is a student at K. S. A. C., over the week end.
Sigma Delta Chi Meeting
Gamma Phi Beta Initiation
Sigma Delta Chi will meet tonight at 7 o'clock at the Pi Upsilon house to elect new members.
Chi Omega will give its annual mother's day banquet Sunday, May 12.
Gamma Phi Beta will hold initiation Wednesday night for Florence Harkrazer, c'19, and Frances Kennedy, c'20.
Franklin's Initiate
The Franklinns held initiation Monday night for Howard B. Lusk, e'21, of Olivett.
Miss Jeannette McCullough of Paola
visiting her sister, Anna McCul-
lough, 'e20, this week.
Achoth will entertain with its annual mothers' day banquet Saturday, May 11.
Mrs. A. M. Bumann of Tahlequah,
Okla. is the guest of her daughter,
Alica Bumann, c'18. She will be in
Lawrence about ten days.
Mrs. W. A. Herthel of Claflin is visiting her daughter, Ruth Herthel, c'21.
Mrs. C. A. DeHart and little grand-daughter, Laura Jacobs, of Galena, are the guests of Nell DeHart, e'20.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mrs. F. M. Loomas has opened an exclusive kodak finishing studio in the Jackson Building, Room 3, 929 Massachusetts Street. Kodak films developed free for the printing. Eastman films for sale, always fresh. Phones 210.-Adv.
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Makes Watches Run Right
917 MASS. ST.
Additional Names For K. U. Honor Rol
Willard C. Anderson, Co. I. Lest
Army Hdq. Regiment, Camp Greene,
Michigan
Additional list of Kansas University men in military service.
*Clarence Huffman Akkinson, Second Lice Infantry, Camp Pipe, Ark. Thomas Akkerman
Sidney Earl Arbuthnot, Sergeant,
George Allison, Captain, 36 Divi-
lor George Allison, Captain, 36 Division, Fort, Still.
Houghton S. Albaugh, medical re-
serve.
James Logan Abernathy, aviation
section.
G. B. Arhold, navy.
Paul D. Adamson,
S. A. Adams, Reg. Surgeon,
S. A. Adams, Reg. Surgeon, 311th
Egg, Camp Funston.
Ellmer baltz, Co. A., 104th Eng.
France
Brantley Eng. Eugene B., 10th
Eng. Camp Doolittle,
Eng. Camp Doolittle,
Ben Berger, medical reserve.
Har-
mental Reserve.
Harold K. Branine, aviation, Ohio
Harold University.
Charles Eoughon, aviation,
Maurice Bendet, 10th Regiment,
Holton Hospital
E. S. Brewster,
John Bauerlen, navy, Harvard Ra-
ses
Dwight Buchanan, 120th Field Artillery. Camp Doniphan.
John Bair, Lieutenant, 130th Field
Artillery, Camp Doniphan, 1974
Paul Bressem, Co. C, 2nd Batallion
A, O, B, D, 7, Camp Dodge, Ia.
Bracte Laster Brown
Bracte Laster, Biomedical
Lattice, Brettezett, Medical Re
Howard Wortham Blain
Clarence A. Bielser, 353rd
faintry, Co. C, Camp Funston, Kans.
Frankl, Brutel, Major, 127th Infantry
Ft. Sill,
Victor Blakely, Sergeant, Quarter
Master Silkroad. SPG/PGP
master Corpse, $5k Div., Camp Dipon
master Corpse, $5k Div., Camp Dipon
I. W Bowersock, coast artillery,
William Moores, Meail, navy.
Frank Chappell, coast artillery, San Francisco, Calif.
William Mosias Beall, navy.
Frank Chappell, coast artillery, Sar.
Francisco, Calur,
Midland, Cedarquenan, 136th Field
Arillery, Ft. Sill.
Raymond Crum, Engineers, Ft. St.
Hugh, Tempter, C. m. 137 Inf.
Infections
Camp Donphan.
Lewis C. Clark, Friends Reconstruc
Recruitment Unit, France,
Elvin Spencer Cowill, Lieutenant
Eliyn Spencer Coworth San Francisco
The Pressado, San Francisco,
Calif.
Gilbert Chappell, Machine Gun Co.
No. 132, Camp Bowie, Fort Worth,
N.Y.
William Clarke Cooper, Co. B, 110th Eng. Ft. Still.
Joseph, Chipman - Overseas Repal
France 1, Gai, Defence Service
France
Ray J. Chandler, 10th Co. 2nd Moto
Mechanics Rest', Signal Corps, Cam
Hancock, Augusta, Ga.
J. E. Campbell, Evacuation Hospita
Co. No, 12. F, Riley, Kans.
L. W. Cazier, Med. Reserve Corps.
lawrence.
Marion Leslie Carter, Second Lief.
Russell Cottow, First Lieut.
aviation section, San Antonio, Texas.
Otto L. Connell,
Arthur Bernard Caswell, Sergeant,
Fort Hill, Fort Sill,
Howard C. Dewitt,
Michigan State Corp.
Fonction.
Thomas E. Dewey, Dewsey,
Field Corp.
hospital.Co. 93th BH
Daniel DeWald DHB corps avi
attaplance AGR Repr. Sqnrd.
an Antonio, Texas.
William T. Doran, aviation section.
Robert W. Davin, Co.C, 1974th U. S.
Engineers, France.
k. Dergue, First Lhotra, A
amp Taliafero, no 1, Hicks, Texas
Kennedy Plumbing Co
neers, Ft. Suh,
N.Y., Dyche, 138th Aero Squadron, France.
Donald W. DeWitt, aviation (ground school).
National Maeda Bumps
Coral Plum Seed Strip
Student Lamps National Mazda Lamu
Solon T. Enryi  Eminent
Isaac  Epinket, Corporal
marshall  Paris Island, S.C.
Charles B. Eggen, Sergent, Co. U
110th Field Signal Bat, Camp Donn
Clarence G. Eyer, navy, 7th Reg Radio School, Great Lakes, Illinois
Ernest N. Epley, Camp Funston,
Wade Evans, 347th Field Artillery
Ernest E. Bipch, Class
1957, 36th Field Artillery.
Camp Furstenberg.
B. 29th Eng., France.
Arthur Dean Fulton, aviation sec.
Camp Furaton.
Arthur Pech, First Lieutenant. Co-
员陆军。France。
Jack Elliot, aviation.
Ernest N. Epley, Camp Funston.
tion.
B. DeWitt Fillmore, with English
Arthur Dean Fulton, aviation section.
Phones 568 937 Mass
Benjamin Forbes, *artillery*, Spokane, Washington.
ant, 35th Inf. Camp Funston.
Vernex Franks, C. M, 137th Inf.
ant. Sanitary Corps, Washington, D.C.
Walter R. Geardart, naval training
J. P. Guillel,
J. Edman, Jr. ventrelled, Firat Leuten-
tard, C.O.P., Washington, D.C.
Verne Franks, Co. M, 137th Int.
J. P. Guillet.
Henry Gerhard, Chief Mechanic,
artillery, Camp Doniphan
station, San Diego, Calif.
Henry, Gerhard, Chief Mechanic.
artillery, Camp Donignand.
Ward Garden, Second Lieutenant
Ward Gardner, 82603 Breedman
532d Inf. Camp Foundation
aviation
Ebert H. Hastings.
Walter, Leonard, Hoffman, radio
ARKT
Audrey F. Greft, aviation section,
630 W. Broad Sound, France.
626th Aero Squad, France.
J. M. Halnbach, Quartermaster
J. M. Halnbach, Quartermaster
Corps, Jacksonville. Fla.
Lyle Hadley, coast artillery, Camp
J. M. Halbach, Quartermaster Corps, Jacksonville, FLa.
Raymond Higgins, navy,
Carl Hidebrandt, C. A. A. C. 1st,
Curt Johnson, C. A. A. C.
Pike, Ark.
Melvin K. Humphrey, coast artillery
Nathan E. J.
Walter Leonard Honnman, radio service.
Walter Hamilton, First Lieu
John William Hamilton, First Lieutenant, Inf., France.
Raphael Sealon. Berman, Lieutenant.
artiller. Alicante, First Lieutenant.
A. Leavinge. First Lieutenant.
artiller.
Hoy E. Heil, First Lieutenant, 139th
fourteenth platoon
ol. Po. Penna Ennis Howe, Sergeant-major,
CPP. Funston.
Clarence W. Jones, 800 Squadron
Repair, Dept., France.
Camp Funston.
George Washington Hogeboom.
George Washington Hogeboom,
medical reserve. 890 Supronad
A. A. Jellison, musician,
Kansas City Opera Orchestra,
San Antonio,
Texas
A. A. Jellison, musician, Corporal,
Kelly Feld Symphony Orchestra, San
31st
Melvin Johnson, Infantry, Base Hos
pitial, Camp Funston.
Max B. Jensen, Corp. Co., A. Sig-
ber, C.I.A., C.I.D., Nat. Bat, France.
Max B. Jones
WITH Field Bat, France.
Humphry Jones, Fort Sheridan.
Bougnat, Kennedy, First
Institution Preserve, Kelowna City,
Kentington
California
Diamonds, Watches, Silverware,
Cut Glass
Cut Glass
ED. W. PARSONS
Jeweler—725 Mass. St.
Ijury of the Better Sort
Jewelry of the Better Sort
Let Us Make Suggestions For
Graduation Gifts
UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY
BOOK STORE
Exclusive Local Agent for Martha Washington, Candles.
803 Mass. St.
A. G. ALRICH
Engraved Cards For Commencement
Gobelin Rose and Regimental Buff,
which has a stationery
736 Mass. St.
J. T. Lledigh.
George A. Landes, Captain, medical
CCC
Engineers, Camp Dorpham.
Engineer, Camp Eng. (Ry.) A.
E. F., Paris, France.
Sanitary Eng., France.
E. D. Kellman, First Lieutenant.
E. D. Kellman, First Lieutenant,
coast artillery, France.
E. D. Kellman, First Lieutenant.
Charles bennett, yon.
Australian coast defense telementen coast artillery reserve corps, Pitt. Harris.
Carl Logan, Rainbow Division,
France
John Melntree, Sergeant, 110th En-
ployed Air Force. John A. McKone, aviation.
John A. Mckone, aviation.
Amirin J, Kates, First Ileduant,
Marie B, McLennan, Second W,
W. E. Limmocker, Coastal,
E. R. Ridgway
corpora, Robert Lavey, Waggoner, 110th
Engineers, Camp Donnip, (pp.)
(pp.)
w. M. Morton, Lieutenant, Quartermaster's Department, Camp Funston, Wm. Winnisquam Jr., Reserve reserve. Wm. Winnisquam Jr., Sec. Reserve. 3415b Regiment, Camp Piknk, Ark. 3415b Regiment, Camp Piknk, Ark. First Lieutenant, sanitary corps, Navy. coast artillery, Los Angeles, Normwood McCormick assistant dentist sanitary detachment, dept. dept. 371f
(To be continued)
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Every Garment is Priced at a reduction for this May Sale. Dainty—Beautiful—Well made from Soft White Nainooks, Flesh Pink Batistes, Substantial Cambries, Good Muslins, Satin Stripe Voiles, and Crepe de Chine.
will be played by the
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ADMISSION 50 CENTS
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COMUS
Drawers. Priced in this sale at $1.00
Marcella Drawers—A Skirt and Drawer combined, will be included at the Old Price $1.00
Envelope Chemise and Gowns of Pretty Satin Stripe Voils.
Very new at $2.50 and $3.00
Billie Burke Pajamas made of fine Crepe and Batiste Embroidered in colors $1.39 to $2.98
Envelope Chemise—A very special assortment in fine Batiste, Filipino Embroidery or trimmed in Val Lace, Ribbon Beading, in V or Round Neck at $1.98
Other Envelope Chemises from $79c to $2.98
Night Gowns, of Batiste or Nainsook, trimmed in Val Laces, Fillet, or Embroidered including Filipino; Special assortment at $1.98
Other Gowns at $89c to $3.79
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A Special Assortment of Garments made from Long Cloth and Batiste—Lace or Embroidery trimmed—will include Gowns, Corset Covers, Envelope Chemise, Petticoats and Drawers. Priced in this sale at...$1.00
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Attend the Summer Session!
Last Summer
743 Students
were enrolled in the K. U. Summer Session. These students for the most part made ten hours of credits during their ten weeks enrollment
Will You
Hundreds Enrolled in This Year's
SUMMER SESSION
Don't waste time by idling away the first ten weeks of the Summer Vacation when you can be making this time valuable toward your college training.
TWO SEPARATE TERMS Enroll in Either or Both!
First Session...June 4 to July 12
Second Session...July 15 to August 9
For further information see or address Director of Summer
Session, Room 101, Fraser Hall, Lawrence, Kansas
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