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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1918

Page

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Mount Kemmel Remains Key to Front Struggle

German forces push to secure Kemmel Hill on the Flanders front while Allied lines hold the ridge south of Kemmel. British and French troops, despite superior numbers, reclaim and defend positions around Villers Bretonneux and the Somme high ground amid heavy artillery fire and costly losses.

Flanders Front Mount Kemmel Bailleul Hollebeke Vierstraat London Kemmel Kemmel- Hill Abert Somme Villers-Bretonneux Kemmel Hill Bailleud Schroeder Zeebrugge

Allied Unified Command Holds Against German Offensive

April 26 report notes strengthened Allied cohesion under a single commander as German forces press the Somme and Amiens front. Night fighting around Hangard en-Santerre leaves villages ruined, while German attempts to break French and British lines show desperation and high casualties. From March 21 to today about 130 divisions have fought, with 30 withdrawn, totaling 160 in action.

France Amiens Somme Commmand Hangarden-Santerre

KU Girls Glee Club Finds Angel and Plans Camp Funston Trip

The Kansas University Girls Glee Club receives a generous $42.61 collection plus transport offers from Manhattan Masons and Eastern Star members to fund a May 3 visit to Camp Funston for wounded soldiers. Selections include Joan Gorman and others, with Prof. W B Downing directing and Mrs Downing chaperoning.

Kansas University Girls’ Glee Club Camp Funston National Army Masonic Temple J. Ji. Holmes Funston Manhattan Eastern Star Masons Joan Gorman Florence Harkrader Thelma Hines Opal Holmes Helen, Jenks Minnie Moody Edna Roberts Clara Scheurer Eileen van Sant Alfrieda Birese Gertrude Ferg Eva Hangen Beatrice Klein Helen Peffer Lucille Phinney Beatrice White Helen Rutledge Mark Huchan‘an Jessie Buck Lorinds Mason Helen Naismith Gladys Nelson Myra Summers Vesta Talbert Dorothy Tucker Helen Weed Elaine Wharton Ethel Wyckott Soprané Marguerite Adams Olive Barry Dorothy Derge Hinda Ethridge Charlotte Carnie Irene Jargon Flora Sallee Dance Waters Trance Kay Ednul Hopkins Marie Nusz Laura Jackman Katherine Barber Helen Cook W.B. Downing W. B. Downing Glee Club

Nineteen KU Students Suspended For Excessive Absences

Nineteen College at the University of Kansas students are suspended for more than one unexcused absence from physical training within two weeks. All credit for the current term is withdrawn pending makeup work or a stated reason. Twelve are male and seven female. Dean Patterson cites possible mistakes or misunderstandings, noting one case involved a card change after a transfer and another student who left the university without reporting withdrawal.

University of Kansas D. L. Patterson

British naval raid on Zeebrugge cited by admiralty narrative

Official account details the Vindictive crew and the ferryboats Daffodil and Tristram sacrificing to distract German defenses near Zeebrugge. Daffodil aided Berthing, remained aligned with Vindictive to press the cruiser toward the Mole. Casualties were eight wounded including Lt Campbell. no deaths. Liberty Day case valued at $1,966,776.50.

London Zeebrugge Admiralty Vindicative Liverpool Tris Daffodil Mole Carpenter Campbell

Nine Die in Action Seven Officers Named in Casualty List

Washington April 2 casualty list reports seven officers named among 26 total casualties. Severely wounded Captain Henry Worthington and Lieutenants Orlando C Brown Edward Freeman John J Hyde and Harry F Kelly. Slightly wounded Lieutenants Wm H Kirk and Alfred P Kivlin. Lieutenant Julien N Dow, earlier listed as killed in action, now reported a prisoner in Germany with a severe wound.

Washington Henry Worthington Orlando C. Brown Edward Mr. Freeman John J. Hyde Harry F. Kelly Wm. H. Kirk Alfred P. Kivlin Julien N. Dow Germany

Narrow Escape on Eleventh Street Hill From Brake Failure

A touring car carrying eight delegates to the Theta Sigma Phi convention rolled backward down the Eleventh street hill between Ohio and Louisian streets. Engine failure and brake failure nearly caused a serious wreck, but the driver steadied the car, guided it onto a terrace, and halted it at a porch. The incident ended without injury as the vehicle came to a safe landing.

Ohio Louisian Theta Sigma Phi

School Board Plans May 24 Eighth Grade Ceremony

Lawrence board approves moving eighth grade exercises to First Presbyterian Church for seating and promotes fifth grade graduates with promotion certificates. May 24 ceremony will mark the eighth grade graduation, with other actions including gymnasium planning and Red Cross room use.

Presbyterian Church Lawrence Board of Education Eifth Red Cross Carder Schuel South Lawrence Lawerence Dental Association Parent-Teachers’ Association Sells Honved

Was Successful Scottish Rite Session in Lawrence

The Valley of Lawrence Orient of Kansas finished a three day Scottish Rite reunion at 3 pm with the conferring of the thirty second degree. A class of eighty seven candidates completed degrees from Blue Lodge to thirty second. The largest delegation came from Lawrence with thirty six. Manhattan sent twenty two and others arrived from across Kansas.

Valley of Lawrence Orient Kansas Manonry Blue Lodge Lawrence Manhattan

Belgium Receives Additional Treasury Credit

Belgium was granted a further $3,250,000 credit by the Treasury today, bringing its total to more than $8,000,000 from the United States. The loan aids Belgium in its financial obligations during the period.

Belgium Washington The Treasury United

Death Calls Him Home in Rural Kansas Funeral Announced

Arthur Fleck a Kansas freshman is recalled by death of his sister Anna Mur Fleck 46 with services set at Fizerton Place Baptist Church Sunday afternoon burial in Highland Park Cemetery The notice lists two rural schools Franklin and No 8 Dinners and programs at both and mentions Red Cross hours at No 4 East Ninth Street Kansas weather shows showers likely tonight with colder temperatures Saturday in the county

Arthur Fleck Kans Kansas Anna Mur Fleck Quindaro Boulevard Kansas Silo Fizerton Place Raptist Highland Park Cemetery Franklin School O. J. Lane Eet Traday Sperintendent The Red Cross East Ninth Street Peoples State Bank

YANKS BURIED ALIVE IN HUN GUNFIRE NEAR LEICHEPREY

Two American soldiers were found alive in a no man’s land dugout near Leicheprey after being buried by German shell fire. Raymond Demunsky of New Haven was buried for three days and survived. Red Cross bearers under heavy fire recovered him. Edward Jacques of New Haven recalled near-surroundings by about 800 German troops and praise for French comrades who fought alongside.

Leigheprey No Man's Lail Raymond Demuny New Haven Conn Demunsky Russia Red Cross No Man’s Land Leicheprey Edward Jacques Jacques

Champ Clark Declines Missouri Senate Seat Offer

Speaker Champ Clark refused Governor Gardner’s offer of the Missouri seat, saying he can render more service as Speaker in the crisis. He cited duties to the people and the government and followed counsel from family and party leaders. Supporters urged him to accept for suffrage votes, while others advised staying in the speakership.

Congress Washington Clark Gardney Missouri Bronce Adsre Senate James M. Thompson Ferris Democratic Congressional Committee W. Graves

Lawrence Receives Liberty Honor Flag Ceremony

Lawrence is awarded the Liberty Honor Flag while Douglas County also receives the flag for surpassing the required top level. The honors mark a regional recognition of civic achievement.

Lawrence Douglas County

Liberty Day honor flags presented in Lawrence ceremony

Hon J D Bowersock presented Third Liberty Loan honor flags to Douglas County and Lawrence city commissioners at the Bev ersock opera house. Speakers praised patriotic sacrifice and pledged support as bands played and the crowd sang America.

Beversock “Opera House Liberty Loan Hony J.D. Bowers Douglas County Lawrence Massachusetts Street Thaskell Exactet Bowersock Opera House Jade Charles Vineh Dro VL AL Young Fraternal and Union Chai Fe i Ross W Harold Potter School of Fine Arts University America America. Flags Are Resented Vion J.D. Bowersuoek Wo J. Buri Vier Thomas Houles JF. D. R Bowersoek Lon A. Smith Texas J.D. Bowersoek Okloe England French Legion of Hono Grand Army of the Republic Loyal Legion of America

One German Long Range Gun Destroyed Near Paris

Paris reports that one of the German long range guns bombarding Paris has been destroyed. Deputy Charles Leboeuf cites a sector commander near Crepy-en-Laonnois and photos showing enemy placements. He notes new emplacements are being constructed and describes counterattack measures.

Paris Charles Lebouer Department of the Seine Secor iCrepy-en-Laonagis Maris Lebeueq Anyinus

Senior Play Fifty Fifty Performed at Bowersuck

A large audience at the Boyw ck Thursday enjoyed the senior play Fifty Fifty staged by a strong cast. Harold Lytle wrote the story about Kansas people and the piece featured a capable leading man in a lively production.

Bowersuck Kansas Phieuite Harold Lytle

Eudora Gathers for Special Meeting on Bridge

anxious town plans a Saturday conference with county commissioners about the new bridge between Leavenworth and Douglas counties nearing completion. rain keeps other officials away as residents press for another chance to discuss the project with leaders.

Eudora Saturda Chebrrar Ted Fudora Lawrence Fuchira Leavenworth Bouglis Rampletion Greenes Furlora Citizzens

Haddock Wins Broad Jump in Pentathlon at Philadelphia

In Philadelphia on April 26, Haddock of Kansas won the broad jump in the pentathlon with a leap of 20 feet 3.12 inches. The event featured athletes competing across multiple track and field disciplines.

Haddock Philadelphia Kansas

Luncheon for Draft Troops Marks City Support

Lawrence officials Sherif J R Woodward announce a civic send off for 29 second draft men to Camp Funston with full military and civic honors. A luncheon for the white troops and a colored band will join the parade with the Chamber of Commerce hosting. the line moves from the courthouse to Union Pacific station with order of march listing K U B Washington Post G A R Samuel Walker Post G A B Lawrence State Guard Battalion and local officials.

Hery Camp Funston Union Pacific Sherif J. R. Woodward Lawrence F. D. G. Harvey LD. Bowersock Dougins Eounty Court House Assachusetts Street Washington Post

Free Dental Clinic Drive Planned by Schools

On Saturday May 4 Hig School girls will sell tags on the streets to raise money for a free dental clinic for needy public school children. The effort, led by Parent Teachers Associations, is supported by a Lawrence Dental Association offer providing two half days of free service weekly for the first half of the next school year.

DEE Hig Lawrence Dental Association

U P Office to Close City Ticket Service

Union Pacific will close its city ticket office starting April 36 in line with Director General McAdoo's order to shut all city offices by April 30 for cost reasons. The local office has served nearly fifty years with E. E. Alexander as agent since 1905. After closing, tickets must be purchased at the station office.

Union Pacific F. E. Alexander McAdoo E. E. Alexander

Rickard Named to Ottawa Language Post in KU Echo

Marjory Rickard, a KU senior and Pi Lambda Theta and Kappa Kappa Gamma president, will fill the Ottawa University language chair left vacant after Miss Pierce was dismissed for alleged disloyalty. Rickard has a strong French background and will move from scholarship to this modern language position. Some observers speculate about the transfer and its implications.

Marjory Rickard University of Kansas Ottawa University Miss. Pierce Miss Pierce Miss Rickard Pi Lambda Theta Sorority Kappa Kappa Gamma K. U

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