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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1919
Page
3
Perkins won three straight bowling matches last night at the Elk's court in a ten pin tournament. He defeated Morris 668 to 610, TSU 632 to 610, and GAT 618 to 610, with Morris leading his team in points and Perkins hitting 500 counters for the evening.
The Reats team won three of four contests against the Albach lineup in Elk’s event. Albach took the second game 28 to 2. Other matches saw 25 to 25, 28 to 22, and 14 to 1. Undrlaus topped the evening with a 250 series, Beaty contributing 18 points for offense.
The Haskell Indians meet the Kansas Aggies in a two game series this afternoon and tomorrow at Manhattan. Young pitcher Bushy, just 17, is slated to start the second game.
A historic ad-like fragment touts King s New Discovery as a remedy for coughing spells and throat relief claiming its long history and effectiveness with a price listed as 1.20 dollars.
Readable fragments indicate Elders report positive findings from uncoated samples. Bres appears to remain stable with no adverse reactions observed. Further testing is planned to confirm durability and long term performance.
The Aggies bring a strong nine this season while the Indians appear strong with Bushy on the mound this afternoon. Hampton and Maddock, a new recruit just back from service, are eyed as possible starters Thursday. Captain Bowman leads twelve on the trip, including Kahdot the home run hitter and standout second baseman.
More than twenty five high school teams entered the state Interscholastic track meet to be held Saturday at McCookfield. Over ten athletes entered with late entries accepted. medals and cups will honor class winners and record breakers. Schools listed include Blue Mound, Aronia, Burlington, Eskridge, Florence, Goodland, Harveyville, Tula, Kansas City, Kansa, Kinesid, LaCygne, Larne, Irenworth, Maple Hill, Marquette, Jomen, Valley Falls, Wamego, Wichita, Winfield, Abilene, Seneca, and Syracuse.
Lecompton native LeRoy Spangler, a former KU student and Army veteran, receives appointment to the American consular service in Helsingfors Finland. His home is Lecompton. The United Federation of Women's Clubs marks its silver jubilee with over 660 clubs and about 70,000 members. The National Society of the American Revolution notes today the anniversary of Sgt. Joeoa?ak.
The superdreadnought Tennessee, first of ten battleships approved in the three year Navy building program, is to be launched today at the New York Navy Yard.
The annual state meeting of the County Treasurers association of Kansas will be held May 8 and 9 with 105 county treasurers invited. Mayor George L. Kreeck will give the welcome address at the county courthouse, and speakers include A E Noonan John M Price J E Caton Miss Margaret Law and J D Dent. Delegates will tour Lawrence by automobile Thursday afternoon and attend a Chamber of Commerce reception and a film show.
The surgeon general reports 111179 total army deaths to date. Disease causes 56639 deaths or 51 percent, battle 43 percent, other injuries 6 percent. About 12000 disease deaths occurred since hostilities began. Dr Reding the oculist will be out of town until about the 5th of May. Serviceable standard barrels now made of paper.
Col Harold Burdick head of University ROTC asks War Department to assign a coast artillery unit to KU. Equipment valued around 200000 includes eight machine guns two army tracks and several guns and four automatic rifles. KU ROTC students may attend six week summer camp at Camp Funston starting June 25.
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