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A Joyous BUI of Fun and Music
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WALTER FISHTER
A.il.ltd by Adtlla March and Co.
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"GO INTO THE KITCHEN"
THATCHER,
DEVEREAUX & ADAMS
V.udsvllls's Fltt Danesr
"A PEACH AND A PAIR"
An Original Blacktuco Funster
PHIL DAVIS
A Dark Knight from Dixieland
BUB SNYDER & CO.
Praitntlnir the Novelty
"A CYCLONE OF FUN"
"IDAHO"
MINUTE NEWS AND yiEW3
DAbTcH AND THE ORCHESTRA
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SHOWS AT 2i30 7iO0 DlOO
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ALL THIS WEEK
The Jaxiieit, Jolllest pliture of the
year
40 WINKS
A Paramount Picture with
VIOLA DANA, THEODORE ROB
ERTS, AND RAYMOND GRIFFITH
OTHER ENTERTAINING PICTURES
ON THE STAGE
Thn European Artist
ANNA SHADKOWA
and
CHARLES WEIDMAN
Of the Ruth St. Denle Co.
Presenting
DANCE SKETCHES
SHOWS AT 1, 3, 6, 7, 0.
LYRIC
THIS WEEK
A Festival of Laughter and Music
You Like
RUPERT HUGHES'
Fast and Furious Comedy
EXCUSE ME'
With
NORMA SHEARER and CONRAD
NAGEL
OTHER ENTERTAINING PICTURES
ON THE STAGE
The Victor Record Artist
OSS MAN & SCHEPP
World's Famous Banjolsts
SHOWS AT I, 3, 5, 7, 0.
NINETY ENTRANTS
IN KANSAS RELAYS
Third Annual Meet Will Be
Held Saturday in K. U.
Stadium.
LA WHENCE, Knns., April 14.
Moro thai, ninety institutions nro
'ontorod in tho third annual Univer
sity of Kansas relays to bo hold at
Memorial Stadium hero Saturday,
April 18, it was announced after n
final chockinjr up of entry blanks
following tho closing of ontrios on
April 8.
Twenty-two institutions will send
athletes for tho university class
ovonts, thirty-five for college class
relays, and tho others aro in relay
races for high schools.
Tho institutions entered represent
fourteen states and extend from
Pennsylvania on tho cast to Cali
fornia and Oregon on tho west and
from Minnesota on tho north to
Texas on tho south.
Tho university class ontrlcs aro:
Creighton of Omaha; Drake of Des
Moinos; Illinois, Iowa State; Iowa
University; Kansas State Agricul
tural College; Kansas Universitty;
Marquette University; Minnesota;
Missouri; Nebraska; Grinncll Col
lege; Notre Dome; Northwestern;
Oklahoma University; Oklahoma A.
& M.; Oregon State Agricultural
College; University of Pennsylvania;
Texas A. & M.; Texts University;
and Wisconsin.
Collego Class entries are: Baker
University; Burleson Collego of
Greenville, Tex.; Butler University;
Oklahoma Central State Teachers;
Cornell Collego of Mount Vernon,
la.; Des Moines University; Drury
College, Springfield, Mo.; Collego of
Emporia; Fnirmount College, Wichita
Kans.; Haskell Indian Institute; Kan
sas State Teachers of Emporia; Kan
sas Teacchers of Pittsburg; Marys
ville, (Mo.) State Teachers College;
McKendrco College, Lebabnon, 111.;
(Continued on Page Four.)
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THIS WEEK
BIG COMEDY BILL
JOHNNY HINES
See a Riot of Laughter
"THE SPEED SPOOK"
LLOYD HAMILTON
In a New Comedy
"HELLO HOLLYWOOD"
THE PACEMAKER"
Second Story, Entitled
"HE WHO GETS SLAPPED"
SHOWS AT 1, 3, 5, 7. 9.
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ANNOUNCE EXAMINATIONS
Civil Service Commission Will Fill
Vacancies
Tho United States Civil Service
Commission announces the following
open compotitivo examinations to
fill vacancies in tho department of
Economics: homo economics special
ist, $3,800 n year, nssocinto homo
economics specialist, $3,000 a year,
nnd assistant homo oconomics special
ist, $2,400 n year. Applications for
these positions will bo accepted until
May 12.
Competitors will not bo required to
report for examination at any place,
but will bo rated on their education,
training, nnd experience, and a thesis
or publication to bo filed with tho
application.
In addition to theso positions, tho
Commission offers an examination
for tho position of Junior Homo Eco
nomics Specialist, at $1,800 a year.
Thoso who enter will bo rated on
prncticnl questions, a thesis to bo de
livered to tho examiner on tho day
of the examination, education, train
ing and experience. Applications
will not bo accepted later than May
9.
Full information and application
blanks may bo obtained ivojn tho
United States Civil Service Commis
sion, Washington, D. C, or the secre
tary of tho board of U. S. civil-serv
ice examiners at tho post office or
custom house in any city.
camo, oight years ago wo'd do the
thing that tho mon of that day did.
No one can road tho future. No
ono can toll if moro hellish war is
ahead of us. Wo cannot soo tho mov
ing finger that writes our fato, but
tho words that tho finger wrote. In
1017 aro fading and tho momory is
fading. And another crop is ready
for tho cannon if thoy should thun
der a call again becauso wo forgot
ho soon. Syracuse Daily Orange.
fight, that Huskcrs finish what they
have started, seems to have tempor
arily been forgotten. Possibly the.
flnlinnuonts exnect somoono to carry
them Into tho finish possibly some
one would if thoy would try to fin
ish as this harrier did and could not.
G. T. II.
must tako tho last threo places in
order to win.
It seems to mo that in somo ways
this sort of spirit is lacking now,
udging from tho status of most stu
dents in regard to their Stadium
pledges. Tho idea that Huskcrs
TO HOLD MEET APRIL 21
Mothers' Day
Cards
at
Latsch Brothers
1118 O St.
ftuDGE & GUENZEL'S
l are showing a very
attractive lot of pret
ty Pastel Pearls for only
$1. Isn't that good news?
Now you can easily afford
a strand to Inatch each of
your outfits. This is a
season of ensembles and
that means that each cos
tume detail must be in
harmony. And beads are
one of the most important
of Costume details. '
Choose your beads from
the wide variety being
shown at Rudge & Guen-zel's.
GEORGE BROS.
$2.00
Choice Any Article in our
West Window
Not sala merchandise but good val
ues selected from our regular stock
$1.00 & $3.00 Tables
These groupings are made to save
your time and to give you an idea of
the great array of articles carried in
regular stock at modest prices
That Spring Party
We are receiving new items in favors
and accessories every week and you
will not be doing that party justice
unless you see these new arrivals
Crane's & Hard's
Fine Stationery In the very latest
numbers and .that rush order of mon
ogramlng can be turned out from our
plant In "Jig" time.
(&fc'(ec$tnq Stationers
Tel. D-1313 1213 N Street
Will Draw for Interfraternity Base
ball Tournament Saturday
The Athletic office announced yes
terday that tho definite date for the
annual interfralemity bbaseball
tournament will bo April 21. Draw
ings will be made next . Saturday
morning at the office.
Teams must be entered at the
Athletic office by next Saturday
morning so that the drawings may
be made. The entry fee will be one
dollar as before and tho first and
second place winners will be award'
ed a skin. Sigma Phi Epsilon is the
present holder of the championship
The College Press
EIGHT YEARS AGO WAR
Eight years ago yesterday the writ
ing finger that writes and having
writ moves on, traced the declaration
of a state of war between the United
States and Germany.
Most of us were younsters in gram
mar school or high school then, and
our participation in the war consisted
mainly of marching with the Boy
Scouts and saving prune pits for gas
masks. Eight years have rolled re
verberating past and the echoes of
each have died away. It is hard for
us to feel again the thrill that cameJ
with the' realization that this was
WAR. The World War is history
now, fast drying to the stark and stif
fened lifelessness of all that is his
tory.
Tho World War did something to
us for a time. When the men came
back from the front they had few
stories of tho glories and the glamor
of the battlefield to tell. Indeed; there
was no battlefield, they said, nothing
but lying in a muddy hell. And
some of them swore that they would
never go to war again if they were
doing the thing all over..
But eight years have passed and
we who were kids in short pants then
are men in college now. And if ex
actly tho same can came to us as
Graduate
-and Go;
You can travel tO Europe
and Back for as little as $155
See a bit of the world before you settle down
to a real job. Get a fund of pep J good
head start. Get a real knowledge of conditions
and affairs for a helpful background.
Here's the way!
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WHITE STAK LIKE
Student Opinion
(Continued from Pago Two.)
This hilmv sarins' weather Is
hard on a fellow that has to
stay In and take care ol your
clothes, 01 course that don't
mean you're to (eel sorry and
not send me your clothes.
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Second Floor
Mothers' Day
Flowers and Candy
Flowers for your house on Sunday, May 10. A
bouquet of choice cut flower or a blooming plant
for Mother herself.
And beautiful, appropriate boxes filled with our
best milk and bitter sweet aro appreciated just a
much, especially those with the attractive verse on
the lid.
BRUCE'S CANDIES AND FLOWERS ARE THE
FINEST SYMBOLS OF MOTHER'S DAY
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