Trans Neptunian planet find challenged by UC observer
Historic dispute over the Lowell Observatory discovery of a distant astral body labeled planet X. UC observers question its status as the ninth planet, citing orbital computations and mass estimates. Swarthmore data suggest a highly eccentric orbit and extreme solar distance, while Lowell researchers defend the trans-Neptunian interpretation.
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Berkeley
Cal
Lowell Observatory
Arizona
A. Q Leugeliner
University of California
Neptune
Leuschner
Swarthmore University
Vately
Leu Wanderer
Lewsehner
Solar System
Earth
Lowell
Swarthmore Observatory
University of California Observatories
Discovery of a new planetary member affirmed
The statement notes that on March 18 the discovery was announced as the ninth member of the planetary family. Now observers reaffirm the earlier claim, as additional observations support the initial announcement and strengthen belief in the ninth planet.
Obituary of John T. Schwalm From Kansas Family
John T. Schwalm was born in Natry county Missouri on August 16 1s and died at home near Worden Kansas on April 10. He married Rosetta Schreiber of Leonardville Kansas on November 18 1897 and they had seven children. Surviving are his wife two daughters Laura Elm and Edith Elm of Worden two sons Rey and Lester of the home three grandchildren Esther Ferne Mildred and Lois Elm and his father John Schwalm of Clarksdale Missouri. He was a member of Casby Evangelical church and later Worden Evangelical congregation. He was a devoted husband and father who cared for his family during his illness.
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John T. Schwalm
Ntry County
Worden
Kan
Andrew County
Rosetta Schreiber
Leonardville
Ebner
Kansas
Lawrence
Laura Elny
Edith Elm
Rey
Lester
Esther Ferne
Mildred
Lois Elm
John Schwalm
Clarksdale
Casby
Presbyterian Elders Installed and Sermon on Lutheran Beliefs
Sunday services at Cannon Presbyterian Church ordain two elders and install a trustee, with installation for John Bunn and others. In related talks, Lutheran pastor Woods speaks on why Lutherans value the Bible as the inspired word of God, stressing scripture interpretation and faith in the Bible's authority.
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Cannon
Presbyterian Church
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Marek Melenin
Stallealge
Chir
R. Hohnes
John Bunn
Nov. Sherwood
Sion
Krist
Dutbois
Cresbyterian Chorus Choir
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Dean J
M. Ssvarthour
Athryn Langmade Nelson
Sapeyng
Charles
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Grievleyverence Benner
TH W. Straffon
Karl Elian HO
Sons Oc
Emanuel Lutheran Church
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Romanuel Lutheran Church
Tenth
Kentucky
Resson
Ssi
Today’s Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A chaotic OCR of a crossword puzzle page with numerous garbled clues and partial entries across multiple lines. It lists across clues like dates and dog, palm, laws, and many malformed phrases, alongside down clues such as violin, plant, attention, and leather. The readable segments hint at a standard themed puzzle with scattered proper nouns and numbers, but most text is incomprehensible.
Lutheranism and church state in harmony debate
A church meeting at the Walther League Kansas discussion centers on avoiding church interference in state matters and state interference in church affairs. Pastor W. W. Stoeppelwerth to deliver a sermon series at St Luke's in Kansas City Kansas on Thursday. The text notes ongoing religious liberty themes and Lent observances.
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Walther League
University of Kansas
St. Kentucky
W. W., Stoeppelwerth
St. Luke's Church
Kans City
Kan
Plan to Teach Music in the Rural Schools
Letters from the Douglas county P T A outline plans for music instruction in rural schools. Rural teachers may teach singing rhythm and appreciation if qualified. If not prepared, a special certified teacher may be hired at 154 per month for two lessons weekly, transportation included. County Superintendent O J Lane approves only licensed teachers and school officers should consult Superintendent Lane.
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Douglas County
P.T. A
O. J. Lane
Lane
Sedan Makes Test Run For Measured Gas Mileage
W E Mattox of the Hudson Brave motor company Kansas City Missouri conducts a test run to measure gasoline efficiency. The report notes an 18.5 mile per gallon result using ethyl gas during the demonstration in progress today.
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W. E. Mattox
Hudson-Brave Motor Company
Kansas City
Hudson car test attracts local interest in fuel economy
A Hudson eight cylinder sedan achieved 18.5 miles per gallon on a measured run using n-ethyl gasoline. Gasoline was stored in a glass jug on the radiator during the test, and several local men rode in the car. The Hudson and Essex cars are distributed in Lawrence by the M F Hudson Motor Company, with Melvin Goff as sales manager.
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Jidson
Essex
Lawrence
M. F. Hudson Motor Company
Melvin Goff
McCanles to Lead High School Bands Saturday
J C McCanles University of Kansas band director will conduct high school bands from Lawrence Atchison Leavenworth and Kansas City Kan in a Saturday performance at South Park. Members of Kleader's band will be out of the city on Easter vacations. The four bands will meet Saturday morning and be seated in a special section near the relays.
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J. C. McCanles
University of Kansas
K- Leader
Ihe City
Lawrence Atchison
Leansworth
Kansas City
Kan
South Park
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Holy Week Cantata by Episcopal Vested Choir at Trinity
The vested choir of forty voices directed by Prof. H C Taylor will present Maunder s sacred cantata Olivet to Calvary tomorrow night at 7 30 in Trinity Episcopal Church. The program highlights a beautiful sacred work during Holy Week.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
H.C. Taylor
Maunder
Olivet To Calvary
Holy Week cantatas inspire public invitation
The Holy Week cantatas will inspire all who hear it and the public is cordially invited to attend. Soloists include Mrs Ruth Jackman and Miss Ruth Welty as sopranos, C W Brown as tenor, and George Eliott and Harold Needham as baritones. WAR TROPHY CAUSES INJURY Uninjured in Action Souvenir Shell Wounds Veteran.
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Ruth Welty
C. W. Brown
George El-iott
Harold Needham
Caulses
Soldier wounded by souvenir shell in France
George Sandrock, uninjured while overseas with the American Expeditionary Forces, was in a government hospital today for treatment of a shrapnel wound in his shoulder. The shell, picked up on a wattle field in France, was brought to Tucson as a 1919 souvenir.
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Government Hospital
France
Tucson
Earl
Majestic Bay
Zeppe l in dirigible heads for Seville Spain
Graf Zeppelin departed Friedrichshafen Germany this afternoon on a cruise to Seville Spain with twenty passengers aboard.
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Spain
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Seville
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