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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1920
Page
8
Tomorrow the big home baseball game features Haskell against Drake University with an afternoon start. The event includes a large Indian student snake dance and other rooting activities if weather cooperates. Cheer from the grand stand is noted as strong and efforts to organize school spirit proceed Wednesday.
Track action shifts from Nebraska to Liberty Missouri where the Indians will compete with William Jewell. Nebraska meet moved to May 8. John Hall tailored clothing ad and RAT-SNAP rat poison testimonials appear among notices and store names.
The Deove Squat indoors baseball squad held its reg practice yesterday at RobinsooeYMnasium due to muddy McCook Field. University of Raneas athletic tickets went on sale at the registrar's office with five meets and ten baseball games priced at 3.50. A track meets slate includes the state high school open and invitation meets. The colored high school track teams from Lawrence will face Missouri schools in Kansas City on April 28 at Convention Hall.
The item mentions a Wizard display in Fischer's window with Wizard Foot Appliances offering free foot examinations April 15 16 and 17. It notes a 15¢ church luncheon at First Christian on Wednesday 6 30. A Red Star oil stove is preferred over a gas range and Cutter and Smiths hosts a demonstration April 15. A husband cheers the Red Sox pitcher in a ballgame and his wife corrects him.
An Essex automobile is highlighted as a desirable purchase as spring arrives. The notice also promotes local shopping at Victory and Kennedy Plumbing Co. with household fixtures like white shelves and nickel holders. Habeas corpus proceedings were begun to release A. K. Jella from police court after a revoked sentence. hearing set for 3 PM before Judge C. E. Lindley.
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