Relay stars eye fast teams at Midwest meet
The K squad hosts an upcoming relay event featuring entrants from Missouri Illinois Chicago Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Kansas Notre Dame Northwestern Drake Michigan Iowa State Grinnell and southern schools. Officials include Knute Rockne Notre Dame coach Jones Wisconsin and Griffith Illinois with ageki ne refereeing. prelims Friday with finals Saturday beginning at 1 30.
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Broady
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Pames
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Cwill
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Ne- Chicago
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
Kansas
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South
Wilson
Griffith
Kansas Tennis Team Sweeps Season Opener at Manhattan
The University of Kansas tennis squad won all but one match in the opening weekend at Manhattan. Friday saw close finishes with Downing, Wann, Alexander, and Riley taking key singles wins over Aggies. The Jayhawkers also swept doubles, boosting confidence for upcoming games against Oklahoma and another strong foe.
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Jayhawker
Wann
Alexander
Riley
Downing
Aggies
LK. U
Wning
Wareham
Aggie
Kansas
Oklahoma
Notown
Okahoma
Inter class track meet opens at University track today
The high school inter class track meet starts at 4 PM at the University track and will finish before week’s end with four or five events each evening. Haskell has a game scheduled tomorrow depending on rain. four or five events per evening.
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Leek
de Noon
Marys
Collewe
Haskell
Lmith Wiliam Jewell
Barge-Line Reports Profit at Opening Session
The government barge line on the Mississippi River posted a profit in the first session of its annual meeting. From July 1, 1921 to April 25, 1922 revenue reached 1,915,000 with expenses 290,140 after depreciation 1,708,000 left a net income of 207,000. The fleet replacement value was placed at four million with a 6 percent basis. Six new 400 ton steel barges for coal and five oil barges of 30,000 barrels each will soon operate on the Mississippi Warrior line.
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Kansas
City
Mississippi River
Mississippi Warrior Line
Army Bill Faces Cut Back In Strength Debate
Washington April 25 The 115000 strong army bill passed the House urging that appropriations for the next fiscal year permit a force of 13000 officers and 150000 men to be maintained in the regular army. If the House proposals prevail, overseas garrisons would be inadequate and citizen defense components would be impaired. Dublin April 25 Brigadier General Adamson commander of the Athlone Brigade of the Irish Republican Army was shot dead near headquarters of independent Republican forces in Athlone. Captain Hurlbert Horner will lead the Salvation Army meeting Wednesday evening.
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House
Dublin
Associated Press
Adamson
Athlone Brigade
Trish Republican ‘Army
Lecompton Road Grading Under Way For County Line
Heavy graders started for the Lecompton road project to replace the Edgewood route as the southern path for Lecompton traffic. The old forty foot road will become sixty feet wide with a crown, ditches, and fills planned. permanent grade later, awaiting hard surface if farmers choose. An extensive summer road-improvement campaign is planned with extra equipment. $1,000 in materials were distributed to township foremen last Saturday.
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Lecompton
Wilk
Ee -E
Trueblood
Edgewood
Bus Tour To Inspect Rural Schools In Douglas County
A school bus tour promoted by the University extension division and led by Oscar J. Lane will visit rural consolidated schools in Douglas and Franklin counties. The five member Douglas County delegation departs Lawrence Thursday at 10, travels to Ottawa with an overnight stop in Emporia, visiting Virgil Florence and Burts before returning Friday night.
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University Extension Division
Douglas
Franklin
Lawrence
Ottawa
Tehre
Douglas County
Oscar J. Lane
Virgil
Florence
Burts
Emporia
Trial of Governor Small Falters Over Jury
In Waukeegan Iowa on April 25 a single juror, Theodore Goldsmith, was challenged for cause and deemed unable to be fair due to friendship with lawyers on both sides. The trial proceeded with the remaining examination as the state reopened the case.
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Waukeegan
Small
Theodore Goldsmith
Phi Epsilon spring musicale planned at Fraser chapel
Phi Epsilon sorority presents a spring musicale in Fraser chapel at 8:20 PM with piano, vocal and instrumental performances by Margaret, Ruth Agee, June Judy, Irene Peabody, Marjorie Patterson, Eva Lee, Catherine Moore, Cleta Johnson, Rachel Stevens, Ruth Gould and other participants. A program of Debussy, Haydn, Liszt, Puccini, Beethoven and more includes solo and ensemble numbers.
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Phi Epsilon
Fraser Chapel
Ayar Débussy
Miss
Margaret
Haydn
Genser
Ruth
Agee
Chopin
Ace Hill
Fancy
John H. Dénsimore
Love
Frank
la Forge
Miss Shipley
June Judy
Flower
Madame Butterfly
Puccini
Irene Peabody
Marjorie Patterson
Liszt
Eva Lee
Piano Ensemble
Beethoven
Catherine Moore
Cleta, Johnson
Rachel Stevens
Ruth Gould
Pinckney P T A Meeting and Local News Item
Luncheon today at the home of Mrs. E Smith precedes California move for Miss Elfriede Fischer who departs next week to Fresno for a Southern Pacific district job. Pinckney P T A meets Thursday April 27 at 3 30 with program by Mrs H L Butler. Parents and friends urged to attend. Mrs Dianna Peters now home after hospital stay following a fall.
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Elfriede Fischer
Fresno
Southern Pacific Railroad
Pinckney P.’T.a
Pinckney Parent-Teachers Association
H. L. Butler
Dianna ‘Peters
Elis T. Johnston
New Jersey Street
Local Visitors And Travel Notes From Lawrence
C J Dodds traveled to Kansas City on business today Ernest Seidel spent today in Topeka C B Cox visited Kansas City Bell spent the day in Kansas City Mr and Mrs R B Rutter and daughter Mary Esther and Mrs E A Treworgie of Kansas City Missouri and Mrs H H Ainsworth of Kansas City Kansas spent the weekend in Lawrence Verdie Hemming spent the day in Kansas City R A Kent went to Tonganoxie to speak at the Congregational conference J S Lawson of Eudora spent the day in Lawrence.
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Kansas City
Ernest Seidel
Topeka
C. B. Cox
Bell
R. &. Rutter
Mary Esther
E. A. Treworgie
Eins City
Missouri
H. H. Ainsworth
Kansas
Lawrence
Verdie Hemming
R. A. Kent
Tonganoxie
J.S. ‘Lawson
Eudora
Death of Mrs Beery's Mother In Turney Missouri
Mrs Beery returned last week from Turney Missouri following the death of her mother Mrs Joseph L Ashley at that place on April 8 Mrs Beery was called to Turney April 1 by the serious illness of her mother which terminated fatally Seaplane Missing Key West April 25 Santa Maria left here for Nassau with six aboard including a woman not arrived at its destination Naval seaplanes of the Atlantic squadron search today to locate it Harry Harris of Kansas City spent the day in Lawrence
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Beery
Santa’ Maria
Nassau
Harry Harris
Kansas City
Lawrence
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