Mischa Elman to Perform Tomorrow at University Recital
Mischa Elman, renowned violinist, makes his recital on the University Concert Course tomorrow at 8:20 PM in the University Auditorium. Professor Waldemar Gelich lauds Elman as a child prodigy who rose to world leadership with a distinctive tone and masterful technique. His program blends works by Handel, Bach, Kreisler, and Wieniawski with his own compositions, promising a historic event in Lawrence music circles.
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Mischa Elman
Europe
Leopold Auer
St. Petersburg
Elman
Waldemar Geitch
Avet
Gelich
Ehnan
Heny
United States
New York
Oscar ‘Hammerstein
Chicago
Handel
Bach
Kreisler
Wieniawski
Lawrence
Wife Traders Case Stumps Nebraska Judge
Lincoln Neb April 9 AP A case of men trading wives stumped Judge Slade Mic Ottemm Slade 31 and Horace Reed 29 pleaded guilty to adultery carrying up to a year sentence The judge deferred ruling Tomorrow or next day The four women include Mrs Zola Sistle and Mrs Martha Reed now at Bennet Neb The men said they moved to comfort the women and would return to their wives for the children Readier faces a chicken pox home call
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Mic ‘Ottemm Slade
Horace Reed
Wewa
Iaiseli
Zola Sistle
Martha Reed
Bennet
Neb
Slade
Reed
Planning commission hears remonstrance on sidewalk blocks
A dozen property owners on the east side of Tennessee street blocks 1500 and 1600 attended the city planning commission meeting to oppose a proposed sidewalk along east Tennessee street from Fifteenth to Seventeenth. The petition and remonstrance were referred to a committee for investigation and report, with April 29 set for the committee’s meeting. A proposed traffic ordinance was also considered as the evening concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
L. N. Lewis
T. D. Funk
Birg Andzen Exhibit Opens In Lindsborg Kansas
Birg Andzen of Lindsborg Kansas has paintings on display at the Fine Arts Department of the School. The artist's work will be open to the public for inspection during the April exhibit. Immediate viewing requested. Harold Davis was arrested yesterday evening on charges of driving and reckless driving by Chief Bill Johns. Davis to appear in police court tomorrow morning. Jo Taylor is in Topeka hospital. Security Benefit Association member in Topeka hospital for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birgandzen
Lindsborg
Kansas
Harold Davis
Bill Johns
Davis
Biondae
Allen Gets Acquanted In Capitol Meets Kansas Senator
AP reports Kansas Senator Henry J. Allen in Washington before the special session of Congress called by Vice President Curtis. He visited Senator Capper and then McNary of Oregon to discuss informal committee assignments and social talks as preparations for the new term continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Curtis
Congress
Senator Allen
Capper
McNary
Oregon
Allen
Middle West
Conference Opens On Heating And Plumbing In Kansas
The first annual conference on heating ventila tion and plumbing for Kansas opened late due to bad weather. The three day school in Marvin Hall aims to teach technical and adminis trative methods for industrialists to provide economical service. Speakers include F C Houghton and H K Ireland with L T Tupy lecturing on accounting. The event runs through April 9 10 and 11 as per Prof A H Sluss. Also noted Leavenworth mayoral race features Jim Johnson a preacher banker and car dealer who denies reformer aims and supports personal prohibition. Opium hearing delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
University School of Engineering
Marvin Halll
Engineering School
University
FC. Houghton
American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers
Pittsburgh
House Insulation
H. K. Ireland
Armstror
Cork and Insulation, Company
Kansas City
L. T. Tupy
A. H. Sluss
Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Aes
Leavenvworth’s
Leavenworth
Kan
Jim _ G. Johnson
Teans
Johnson
State
Lansing
John T. Glynn
Middle West
Trial of Kansas Women Postponed to April 19
Topeka April 9 Prelim inary hearing of Mrs. George Gross alias Ella Amsbury and Mrs John Schopen both of Kansas City on charges of possession and transportation of opium was continued today in Topeka court until April 19 Their attorney requested the continuance The women were arrested by police at the Pinion Pacific passenger station March 30 as they waited a motor car for the arrival of Mike Blackie Mike Marino and John Schopen who were arrested with diamonds valued at 400000 in their possession Marino and Schopen have been returned to San Francisco to face charges of steal the diamonds from a jewelry salesman Officers reported finding an opium pipe and a quantity of opium in the women's car
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
George Gross
Ella Amsbury
John Schopen
Kansas City
Pinion Pacific
Mike
Blackie
Marino
Schopen
San Francisco
Otto Newby Injured in City Hall Fall
Otto Newby aged 51 was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a fall on steps at the city hall building at Seventh and Massachusetts street this morning. The exact extent of his injuries to the head was not determined this afternoon. hospital attendants said further condition would be known later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Newby
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence’ Memorial Mosh
New City Hall
Fleventh
Mr. Newby
City Hall
Local oil and watercolor show at Spooner Thayer Museum
An Ani exhibition of oil and watercolor paintings and new sketches, mainly owned by Lawrence citizens, is on display in the South Gallery. The collection features works from the medieval period style with artists including Albert Bloch, Birger Sandzen, David Stirling, Bert Ober, and William Griffith. The exhibit, open to the public, runs through April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Lawrence
Thhe South
Spooner-Thayer
Albert Bloch
Department
Birger ‘Sandzen
Lindzberg
David
Stirling
Rocky Mountain
Estes Park
Colo
Mountain
Bert Ober
Wm. A. Griffith
Art
Pow
Laguna Beach
Calif
Start School Census In Lawrence Districts Officials Announce
Enumerators begin the Lawrence school census to count all residents birth to twenty one for state aid and planning. W W Curfman superintendent says the official tally will guide tax day ers and inform reports to state and national education agencies. A team headed by Mrs A A Hicks Mrs Whit A Churchill and Mrs Ey vene Brune will collect data across North Lawrence Pinckney Quincy New York McAlaster and Cord lay districts. The census is confidential and aims to estimate yearly pupil totals for school planning.
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Lawrence
W. W. Curfman
A. A. Hicks
North Lawrence
Whit A. Churchill
Pinckney
Quincy
New York
Eyvene Brune
McAlaster
Cordlay
Departments of Education
Deaths and Funerals Form Local Obituary Notes
Funeral arrangements are announced for W W Crowder 69 who died after injuries from a car crash. He is survived by his son Waldo Crowder and multiple relatives including parents siblings and Mrs Roma Crowder. Also noted are deaths of Mrs Mary E Davidson 69 and Mrs Inez M Anderson 52 with forthcoming funeral details and survivor lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Crowder
Waldo Crowder
Sat Antonio
Texas
Waldo
T. M. Crowder
Missouri Street
J. M. Crowder
Lake View
Charles Crowder
Lansing
Addis Roller
Exeter
Calif
Elia Olmstead
Lawrence
Jennie Richards
Great Falls
Mont
Bertha Unlus
Cos Angeles
Roma Crowder
Mary E. Davidson
Lecompton
Jason
G. Davidson
Los Angeles
George L. Glen
W. H. Glenn
Margaret Young
Topeka
Ed McClanahan
Leavenworth
Inez M. Anderson
Inez M. ‘Anderson
Laurence
P. G. Anderson
Willian B- Anderson
Pittsburgh
George F. Anderson
Alice Oatman
Kansas Association Credit Bureaus Elect Leaders
W Harper of Emporia named president of the Kansas Associated Credit Bureaus at the two day Hutchinson convention. M A McCleskey of Abilene elected vice president and Miss Della Bird of Arkansas City re elected secretary. Wichita chosen as next convention site. Chancellor E H Lindley to address Washington event on student life. Parole requests set for Olin Crosby and Fred Harris of Douglas county. Bridge tournament at University club to conclude with prizes Friday. Amigos club meets Thursday. Barbara Jones visiting from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kans
W. Harper
Emporia
Kansas Associated Credit Bureaus
McCleskey
Abilene
Della Bird
Arkansas City
Wichita
Chhosen
Washington
E. H. Lindley _Jeaves
National Association of Deans and Advisers of Men
Life
Douglas County
Board of Administration
Olin Crosby
Fred Harris
Lawrence Hi-Y Conference Attends Meeting of Officers
Three newly elected officers of Lawrence High School Hi-Y attended a conference yesterday. Attendees included Leroy Metzler, president. Richard Scott, vice president. James Asher, Ty Ellis, secretary. and Weatherby, a Hi-Y council member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Hi-Y
Te Toy Yesterbeccanie A
OUP
Lawrence Ote
Leroy. Metzler
Presi
Richard Scott
Dent
Richard
James Asher
Ty. Ellissehaere
Weatherby
Hi-Y Council
The Doctors Secret at Bowersock theatre three day run
The Doctor's Secret adapted for the talkies from J M Barnes play screens at Bowersock theatre for a three day run. London society tale of a wealthy husband and his wife seeking happiness with another man features H B Warner and Robert Edeson with Ruth Ghalietiere in a concluding Broadway remembrance while Borrah Minevitch and his Musical Rascals add a musical short and Just One Word rounds the program into a balanced bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Barne
Bowersock Theatre
London
Ruth Ghalietiere
H . B. Warner
Robert Edeson
Borrah ‘Minevitch
Search Continues for Missing Baldwin Man
County officers join a wide search for J A Simpson a 25 year old Baldwin salesman who vanished Thursday while en route to Lone Star. He drove a Ford roadster with a rear box leaving his wife and two children and has not been heard from since. Friends fear foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Simpson
Baldwin
Lone Star
Simpson
Rawleigh Products Company
Bob
Utherford
Delta Tau Delta Elects George Scofield Kansas president
Delta Tau Delta names George Scofield of Elkhart as president of the Kansas chapter after last night's officer election. Other officers include Max Hamilton Beloit vice president and Glen Pearson Kansas City recording secretary. The notice also lists Dick Voran Mansfield Starr Chicago as guide and Dale Campbell Clovis as door keeper. Coast Survey Director Dead D Lester Jones, head of the U S coast and geodetic survey, dies after long illness following overseas service with the Army Air Service. A 14 year old boy, William Hiltz, commits suicide rather than join his father for a school interview following academic trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Scofield
Elkhart
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Kansas
Delta Tau Delta
Charles W. Whitmer
Max Hamilton
Beloit
Glen Pearson
Kansas City
Dick Voran
Pretty Irie
Cretary
Mansfield
Starr
Chicago
Dale Campbell
Clovis
N. M
Paul Stotts
Bonner Springs
Victor Buhler
Pretty Franrie
Coast Survey
Washington
D. Lester Jones
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Swith
Army Air Service
Snence
Lake Guy
Lewis’ William Hiltz
Fall Leaf Social Notes and Local Visitors
Mrs. Mary McBride and Mrs. George Abbott were Sunday callers at the E. M. Guffey home. Raymond Bagby moved his family south of Eudora. Mrs. George Abbott shopped in Eudora Friday. Several residents attended meetings in Lawrence and Linwood. Otto Mignot traveled to Kansas City on business. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Vitt hosted visitors from Lawrence and Fedora. A letter arrived noting a relative ill in Carrazzo New Mexico. John Witt attended a Sunday dinner at his father’s Fall Leaf home. Active Trusses, Barber’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McBride
George Abbott
E. M. Guffey
Raymond Bagby
Eudora
W. Wheeler
Guffey
Nolan Guffey
Lawrence Thura
Aymond Dissinger
Horton
Linwood
Jay New
F.M. Guffey
George Davis
Lawrence
Otto
Fred Pfleger
Wayne Vitt
John Bowmen
Weaver
Fedora
Otto Mignot
Kansas City
Helms
Topeka
Raymond Dissinger
Charlie Vitt
Hedrich Mayhugh
Harvey
Robert Schellach
Otto Vitt
Raymond Roberts
Mignot
Wheeler
Carrazozo
New Mexico
Will Steinbring
Fall Leaf
John Witt
Busy union week with rehearsals at Lawrence High and University
A busy week unfolds for the Lawrence Choral Union with two major rehearsals. Tonight at 7 30, regular practice at Lawrence High School, and Sunday afternoon a full orchestra rehearsal at University Auditorium. Dean Swarthout urges full attendance and asks absentees to notify the secretary or him. The Union will be supported by Prof. Karl Knersteiner leading the orchestra. Verdi Requiem production to feature former Littia Symphony members from Kansas City. A festival-week music committee meeting, led by Mayor Rankin, laid plans for the music week and Saturday sales promoting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Lawrence Choral Union
Law
Rence High School
University Auditorium
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Littia Symphony Orchestra
Kansas City
Music Festival Week Committee
Robert C. Rankin
Chamber of Commerce
Bir
Brig
Eek Ere
Vinland High School Notes and Weekend Visitors
Miss Lye led a chapel program last Friday afternoon. Visitors included Mrs Gimlet and son, Mrs Talley, Miss Faye Hagerman, Mrs W A McPheeters, Miss Lois O Brien, and Mrs Ed Rockhold. The drama class presented a group of one act plays Friday night. Miss Lyne and substitute Mr Bridenstine spent the weekend with home folks. Carpenter was a Quenemo visitor Saturday. Delbert Faaseh was absent due to illness. Ann, Edith Kelley and Thelma Parsons were absent Monday. Esther Johnson returned after several weeks illness. Cleason and Kenneth Edmonds came back after scarlet fever quarantine. Juniors will lead chapel Thursday. A junior English class nears completing a book and hopes to have a typewriter soon. Grade school tournament at the high school is set for April 5 with a program in the evening and the grade schools participating. Quizzes covering the past six
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Windett
Simmons
V_D
Lawrence
Emma Williams
Baldwin
Ella Belvoir
Anna
Johnson
Workers
The
Presbyterian Church
Clarence Shick
Helen Gill
Martha Kelley
Bertha
Anna Weiler
Nellie Stewart
Ida Sturdy
Fred Will
Watkins
Gimlet
Wm. Ruesch
Jake, Ruesch
W. D. Wagerman
W.H. Hoskinson
Esther Hagerman
Elmer
Vin
W. E. Hoskinson
Martin’ Nichols
Atore
Kenneth
Cleason Edmonds
Esther Johnson
Delbert Paasch
Anne Kelley
Il Ness
Florence Gene Miller
Glenn Miller
Jake Dagault
Fred Randel
Frank Stanwix
Leonard Stanwix
Mary Lou
Herman Smith
Emery Vitt
John Leoghlip
T. P. Stevens
Maude Davault
Lem Sturdy
Martin Nichols
Mildred Smith
Ed “McClintocks
Ira Hird
Ottawa
Etsel Moore
Ed McClintock
Hermarmith
Helen Speicher
Floyd ‘Talley
Joe Saile
Jake Ruesch
Elmer. Smith
Nora Ruesch
J. Kansas Morgan
Katherine Kelley
Texas
Henry Miskimoen
Fred Deay
Martin Grossman
Elmer Smith
Manhattan
Agnes Stevens
Miss Lyon
Mr. Bridenstein
Vinland High School
Prospect Farmer's Union
W. A. McPheeters
Thelma
Wesley Daysalt
Earl
Orta Kretsinger
G. E. Kretsinger
Mr. Kretsinger
Lye
Delbert Faaseh
Ann
Edith Kelley
Thelma Parsons
Cleason
Kenneth Edmonds
Man Credits Sargon Pills With End of Rheumatism
Edward J. Watts of St. Joseph Missouri declares his rheumatism ended after a fifteen year ordeal begun with gastric problems. He praises Sargon Soft Mass Pills for soothing his stomach restoring strength reducing swelling and alleviating knee pain. Watts says he feels twenty years younger and urges others to try the treatment. Adv notes local availability via Round Corner Drug Company Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Watts
Edmond St
St. Joseph
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Nebraska
Bo É
Jo Taylor i
Toveks
Toveka
Il Taylor
Oveka
Capitol
Newby
Foch
Paris
Alex’ Fouriie
Marshal
Fournier
General Motors
Rye
Ank
Angelo Gaynor
General Motors Company
U.S
Colchester
Cipril 9
James Gilfillan
Hezin
Harper, Emporia
University Club
Club
Amigos Club
G. W. “Bradshaw
Fifteenth Street
Mrs. &S Hall
Barbara Jones
Lawrence High
Topal
the Doctor's Secret
Skin Cure
Barber's Druz
Trusses
Barber's Drug Store
Olie Hoskinsor
Lena Randel
Minnie
Randel
Claude Davault
Wellsville
Lem. Sturdy’s
Hopewell School
Vinland
Pittsburg
Bert Stevens
Paul Sutton
Laura Talley
Woodrow
A. K. Steven's
Grange
Henry Miskimen
J. F. Laughlin
B.A. Stevens
A.G. Hammond
Mary Sturdy
Gus Olson
George Weiler
Ceres
Ella Miskimey
Pomona
Reeder
Flora
Arnie Weiler
Indy
Bertha Weiler
Carl Heinrich
Ee P. Stevens
A.K. Stevens
Barber's
Sargon
Erchants National Bank
Service
United States Automatic Fire Alarm Company
Central Office
Hotel
Eldridge
Eldridge Hotel
Fritz Company
900
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