Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-07
UNIVERSITY
 WANTS LABOR
From Now Until the Opening, Septem- her l1, There is an Unprecedented
 Demand for Student Labor.

Fayetteville, Sept. 4.--Opportunity is knocking at the door of those who wish chance to make money to help them through the University of Ar kansas during the coming academic year. From now until the opening of the university on September 17. and after, there will be a demand for stud ent labor unprecedented probably in the history of the institution. This is due to the fact that extensive repairs are being made in university hall and about the campus. The demand for help at present exceeds the supply. 1t is a golden opportunity for students seeking work and it opens the way to future employment \ for those who prove their worth now
 A special effort is being made to improve the appearance of the cam pus. In many parts it is somewhat unkept. owing to the fact that no funds have been hitherto available for campus labor. A special appropriation has now made this possible. It is likely that some of the studentI labor fund of $15.000 will also be drawn on for the purpose.
 Repairing Main Building.
 University hall is receiving much attention from carpenters, plasterers and paperhan gers. Among the re- suits will be new floor in the lower hall and also one in the second story The chapel has been renovated and ceiling were first attended to by the plasterers and were then papered in a prevailing tone of brown for the walls and light paper for the ceiling. The woodwork has been painted white. and will look like new to the return ing students.
 Pushing the New Gym.
 The new gymnasium in the base ment of university hall will be outfit ted with material which has been used in the girls gymnasium upstairs. To this other equipment will be added as soon as possible The new rooms will have adequate light and perfect ven- tilation. Two rooms have been out fitted with shower baths for girls and boys, respectively, and the gymnasium | x,-i1 I>n @1> ~:,,Io certain portion of the day The phy- sical training of both sexes will be carried on under expert supervision.
 Administration Condemses.
 The auditor of the university will i henceforth have his office in Univer- sity hall instead of in agricultural hall. as in the past. A splendidly equipped office has been made of the large lecture room at the north end The room has acquired new floor, the walls have been replastered and then papered in tasteful browns, and a large fireproof safe and sectional files have been added to the auditors already admirable equipment. The new arrangement places the offices of the auditor and the president both within easy access for every one. It will add greatly to the convenience of administration.
 Predicts Larger EnrolIment.
 Mr. Roger Williams of the depart ment of English returned to Fayette- vile yesterday from an extensive can vass for students in the eastern part of the state. "l gathered in malaria and students, too," he said in com menting on the situation. and pros poets. In my opinion. We are due for big increase. l don't know how it may be elsewhere but from the counties l covered there ought to be 70 per cent increase. Conditions there happened to be very favorable" Re- ports from other canvasSers are equally encouraging for a good year."