headquarters opened
FOR STUDENTS ABROAD
American University Union Offers Club
Facilities In Paris And
London.
Of interest to students and faculty
members who contemplate visiting or
studying in England or France is the
announcement contained in the annual
report of the American University Union
in Europe, of which the University of
Oregon is a member, of the opening of
new and expensive headquarters in Lon
don and Paris for the exclusive use of
American college students and repre
sentatives.
The American University Union in
Europe is composed of the majority of
American institutions of higher learn
ing whose scholastic requirements for a
degree measure up to the standards set
hv the board on applications of the Uni
versity Club of New York City.
The Union maintains headquarters and
club facilities for all accredited stu
dents and faculty members of the asso
ciation. and endeavors, according to the
report, to advance the welfare of Amer
ican studying abroad and to form a
closer bond .of service between the uni
versities of the United States and Eu
rope.
During the war 5700 American soldier
students attending foreign colleges re
ceived the attention of the Union and
the privileges of the club rooms in Eng
land and France.
DEAN FOX TO MAKE TRIP
Will Attend Luncheon Given In Honor
of Cincinnati Educator.
Miss Elizabeth Fox, (lean of women,
will bo in Portland Friday to attend the
luncheon given at the University club in
honor of Mrs. Helen Wooley, director
of vocational bureau of the Cincinnati
school system. Mrs. Wooley, who is a
guest of Miss Young, instructor at Reed
College, is delivering several addresses
on educational subjects during her stay
in Fortland.
Miss Fox will be a guest of Miss Mary
Thomas, president of the Portland As
sociation of Collegiate alumnae.
U. OF C. TO PRESENT “KISMET.”
University of California, March 2. —
Pacific Intercollegiate News Service.)
Permission from the copywriters in New
York to produce “Kismet” in the Greek
Theatre April 8 was received yesterday
by the English club. New lighting ef
fects with wonderful panels and drapes,
and the newest scenery effects will be
used in the reproduction of the play.
Efforts will be made to reproduce in
detail the scenes of Otis Skinner, the
original leading player.
LOST. — Looseleaf note book, Ger
man render and note book of German
translation, in balcony, Villard hall.
Finder please call Lynn Cram at 1184
or bring to 412 E. 13th street. Reason
able reward. s'f
LOST. — Waterman fountain pen with
cracked cap, late Tues.Ty afternoon or
evening. Please call Katherine Ash
mead, Thacher Cottage. Phone 1317.
FOUND ARTICLES. — The following
articles have recently been turned in at
the circulation desk of the library: Gold
bar pin, gold cross pendant, case for
glasses.
NuBone Corsets, Cleaning and Repair
ing. Mrs. A. True Lundy, 155 East
Ninth Street. Phone 239. tf
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BUILDING BILL SIGNED
Plans of University Music Department '
& Receive Legislative Sanction.
^A11 tloubt as to the validity of tiio !
University’s contract for the rental of
the new music building financed by the !
tloating of a bond issue by the Univer
sity of Oregon Holding company, was
removed Saturday when Governor 01
cott signed senate bill No. 236. The
bill was introduced by Governor Bell of
the Lane-Linn senatorial district, and
Authorizes the L niversity to lease the
building from the holding company. i
Legislative sanetiou of the contract
was thought necessary by the state at
torney-general 'who based his opinion'
on the question as to whether the state
University has the legal right to enter
into contract for the rental and eventual
purchase of a building financed by a
private company, without special action
of the legislature.
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SIOUX FALLS COACH IS
ASSISTANT TO BOHLER
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L. J. Frank Arrived Wednesday; To
Take Charge of Gymnasium
Classes at Onfce,
L. .T. Frank, football anrl basketball
coach at Sioux Falls College, South
Dakota, and a former athlete at the Uni
versity of Iowa, of Iowa City and Coe
College, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has
been added to the faculty of the school
of physical education for men. Mr.
Frank arrived on the campus Wednes
day and will assume his duties here at
once.
The new instructor will act as as
sistant to George ->I. Bolder, whose du
ties as baseball coach this spring will
keep him busy most of the time. Mr.
Frank will have charge of a number of
the gym classes which have been con
ducted under Bolder this winter and will
devote all of his time to the physical
training department.
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Good to Eat
You can bo sure they are Panama
Creams—Bear tracks — they are
made together with many other
things in the “OREGANA’S” own
factory. •
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OREGANA
The Students Shop
Sunday Dinner
After the week of work nothing
is more pleasing than to get a
well cooked meal served in a
manner that pleases.
Our past record is the reason
that so many students eat their
dinners with us.
Osburn Hotel
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STUDENTS ASK WILSON ARTICLE.
President Wilson’s recent refusal to
accept $150,000 for a special magazine
article has caused the students of Wil
son College, Chambershurg. l’a., to urge
him to reconsider and give them the
money.
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SID WOODHOUSE
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DANCE
TONITE
Hear Eugene Dance
Orchestra De Luxe
Play that latest Fox
Trot.
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Get your party
Together
Dances that are
Different
Punch Served
Old Armory Bldg.
Eugene Dancing Academy
Learn From
Professional Dancers
1 p. m. to 9 p.m. Daily
Phone 1303
is your night at
5“ Campa Shoppe
FROM—9:00 p. in. to 10:30 p. m.
The Three
JAZZ
will dispense AS USUAL &
JAZZ-DANCING
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS
KING OF THE CASTLES
An Operetta in Three Acts under Directions of
ANNA LANDSBURY BECK
EUGENE THEATRE, FRIDAY, MARCH 4th
Seats Reserved at Box Office Friday 10 a.m. to 8:30 p. m.
Curtain 8:30
Lower Floor and Balcony 50 cents. Gallery 35 cents
STOP
LOOK
All Star University Cast Presents
ARIZONA
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LISTEN
SPEED ACTION VARIETY
YOU CAN SEE ARIZONA FOR One DOLLAR
SATURDAY NIGHT, cTWarch 5th
Reserved Seat Sale Today & Tomorrow Tf'ITMlT TH1T A TTD IT PRICE — 75 cents and 50 cents
Box Office Open at 10 A. M. Each Day LvULllL 11 IE* A. 1 IVE* STARTS AFTER BASKETBALL Game
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