Interclass track meet prep and entries pattern
High school boys hold afternoon track practice as they prepare for an interclass meet scheduled Saturday at 2. Entries must be in to Coach Bonnie Reber by tomorrow 6 o clock. if not enough entrants, only a tryout will be held among those present. Q: Coca Cola by the case. McNish Bathing Works. Phones 198. Funeral notice from Washington Post No 12 Comrades invites attendance at 3 pm tomorrow for O P Kennedy’s funeral at Oak Hill Cemetery. By order of Post Commander John W Games. Adjutant S J Churchill. J F Brock optometrist offers muscular treatment for tired eyes at 802 Mass.
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Turday
Bonnie Reber
Coca Cola
McNish Batthing
Comrades of
Washington Post No
Post Hall
O. P. Kennedy
Oak Hill Cemetery
Kansas Beats Nebraska 13 to 2 in Conference Opener
The Jayhawkers exploded for sixteen hits, scoring in the first, third, sixth and seventh innings to rout Nebraska. Schoenfeldt and McIhenney led Kansas with multiple hits, while Berquist relieved Pickett in the sixth to end the inning. The series resumes this afternoon.
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Jayhawkers
Nebraska
McCarty
Cornhusker
Kansans
Pickett
Berquist
Pratt
Gibbens
Smee
Toitch
Chase
Weber
Schoenschit
Mcilhenney
Aind Chase
Firldt
Schoenfeldt
MeIlhenney
McIhenney
Rogers
Henry Cael
Ion
Died This Morning Two Obituaries Lead Local Notices
Mrs. Rosa Perry of 626 North Fifth Street dies at home. Survived by husband Washington Perry, son J. B. Perry of Abilene, daughters Mrs. T. W. McCamap of Lawrence and Mrs. John Shannon of Oklahoma, and brother John Lipscone. Funeral 10:30 at First Church in North Lawrence. burial Maple Grove Cemetery. Oliver P. Kennery burial planned at home. Oak Hill Cemetery. J. J. Wilson delivers address to Smith County Odd Fellows Association in Lebanon Kans. meeting marks 98th anniversary of Odd Fellowship in America. Wilson returns tomorrow.
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Perry
Rosa Perry
North Fifth Street
Washington Perry
J. 8. Perry
Abilene
T. W. McCamap
Lawrence
John Shannon
Oklahoma
John Lipscone
North Lawrence
Mample Grove Cemetery
Odd Fellows County
J. J. Wilson
Lebanon
Kans
Smith County
Odd Fellows’ Association
Odd Fellowship In
Sir. Wilson
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies, Not Local
An ad claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It states catarrh causes inflammation of the Eustachian tube leading to hearing loss and offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a reward for proof of failure. Also promotes Druggists selling and a patent remedy for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney
C. Toledo
Drugalets
Usu
Flag Replaced for G A R as Governor Stubbs Honored
Governor W R Stubbs presented a new flag to the G A R post replacing the worn banner once donated by him. The April 21 meeting adopted a resolution thanking him and pledging support, noting the flag will fly on the courthouse grounds and wishing world peace.
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W. R. Stubbs
Washington Post No
Department of Kansas
G. A
Court House
W. 2. Stubbs
Kansas
Stubbs
Belover
Nadelhoffer
John W. Games
J. Churchill
Expensive Ambition by Philip Curtis Sparks Debate
Novelist Philip Curtis asserts women are cave women at heart. He contends it would be less troubling if they did not insist on arriving in limousines. Grand Rapids Press commentary reflects on gender and taste with sharp satire.
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Philip Curtis
Grand Rapids Press
Military style rules govern St Louis Symphony lineup
The St Louis Symphony Orchestra to perform at Robinson Gymnasium on May 10 under the school of fine arts. The ensemble follows a military formation with captains in each section and a regimental adjutant. Conductor May Zaele commands, with concertmaster Hugo Olek as chief lieutenant and Frederick Fischer as adjutant.
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St. Louis
Imes Dean Gloekenapiel
May Zaele
Fischer
Kiefer
Foley Kidney Pills Featured In Local Ad Claims For Rheumatism
The notice promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a cure for rheumatism and related pains. It cites a patient who recovered from rheumatism after using the pills and asks readers who suffer to try them, noting druggists stock the product. Local ads mention household items and visitors in Lawrence and nearby towns.
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A. J. Walsh
Snefels
Cela
Foley
Tom
P.barber & Son
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S.J. Churchill
J. F. Brock
Optoimnetrist
K.U
K. U
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Brick. C. Friend
Mr. Kennedy
Oliver PL Kennery
T. G. Winey
Hon, Winey
Housewives of America
Miore Chan Ube
Werth
Sia Cdo
Iaaciig
U.S
G.A.R
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Lawrence Pose
Rua- bin
Rchestra
Saharte
ATS
Ry Peat
Willen
Cate
Meiner Daeaiss
York
S.C
Ted
Berlin
A. W. Lamb Lawrence
Bell
7Th St
Delahunty Transfer CO
Oliver
Evans-Metcalf Co
Lark Leans
Lothes
Express
Kofstad
John Lester O'Neal
Joplin
Missouri
The
University
Mrs
Cliff Manter
Beaver
Ad Manter
Jergen
Colgate’s
Palmer's
McCulloch’s
Ts. C.K. Dow
Kan City
Douglas County
Mass
As. J. Saunders
Byron Hliss
Caroline
Kansas City
J. Walker
Farnim
O.od
Thomas
Edler
Florence Nutter
Helen Clarke
Kappa House
Mnann
Kenneth Gedney
Popeka
C. Friend
Goldtrapp
Gars
Atlen
George Edwards
W. J. Flintem
TL. Reding
Kansasity
Coro
Rearence Auto Co
Tesweatte L. CG
Browning
J. Meade
Hill View
Geo. W. Kuhne
Lawrence National Bank
J. DB Eee Te Wa As
G. Clevenger
G. OR. Shultz Mercer D. Weaver Day
Ane
Peoples State Bank
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