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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1918

Page

6

Beulah Woodard and Sister Win War Jobs in Washington

Miss Beulah Woodard and her sister Juletta of Neodesha are in Washington D C to aid the war effort. They trained at Lawrence Business College and passed the Civil Service exam gaining appointments. Their mother accompanied them as Uncle Sam needs hundreds of stenographers typists and clerks and trained young women are urged to prepare for good positions and salaries.

Beulah Woodard Juletta Neodesha Washington Lawrence Business College Sam

Beatz Team Splits Four Game Sevenback Series

Edmondson and Graeber split the four game set at the Elks Club in a close bowling tournament. Graeber posted games of 234 243 220 227 while Edmondson rolled 243 242 226 215 in hard fought matches with the second contest decided by one pin.

Graeber Edmondson

High scoring game leaders and individual totals

Albach topped the Greneber team with 203 points and Edmondson led the game with 208. Individual counts list Graeber 186, Albach 203, Keilman 193, Boener 192, Sanborn 149, Edmondson 208, Hetzel 194, Kauffman 181, Bullock 183, Roberts 160.

Albach Greneber Edmondson Graeber Keilman Boener Sanborn Hetzel Kauffman Bullock Roberts

Haskell Indians Down National Guard In Twilight Game

The Haskell Indian team defeated the National Guard by 9 to 1 in six innings to extend their Twilight League winning streak to five. Standings show Haskell at 3-0, with Lawrence and others close behind. Next fixtures: Lawrence at Haskell Tuesday, Guards at McCook Field Friday.

Haskell Indians Haskell Indian National Guard Haskell K. N

Educational Programs At Camp Funston Offer Diverse Lectures

Y M C A and Camp Funston present a week of lectures and joint events from August 19 to 23. Dr C M Tanquary will lecture on Among Northern Icebergs with five weekday evenings. Mrs Flater will deliver five talks on the South Sea Islands with stereoptican views. H R Peckham will discuss Our Boys in France with pictures. Serg Felix Rothschild will cover What the War Does for You and Me. A large joint program Wednesday, August 21 at the main Y auditorium features athletic entertainment, boxing, wrestling, sketches, saxophone quartet, jazz band, and a community sing. The event is supervised by the Jewish Welfare Board and Y M C A with George W Brooks and Chester H Guthrie. The two regiments of the 20th brigade, under Colonel Jordan, include Lieutenant Stanley of M Company, son of the late Governor Stanley of Kansas. Major Straub, longtime 20th officer, is noted among those lost to the 70th. Saturday Evening Post and other magazines are sold at City Drug Store.

Funston C. M. Tanquary Kansas State Agricultural College C. C. Flater Chicago South Sea Islands H.R. Peckhamn Headquarters France Serg Felix Rothschild Jewish Welfare Board George W. Brooks Chester H. Guthrie Guthrie Jordan 20Th. Infantry Stanley Kansas M Company Camp Funston Straub 70Th West Point 20Th 42Nd Infantry

70th Regiment Formed Camp Funston Aug 17

The birth of the 70th infantry last Saturday left the 20th infantry with ten officers and about four hundred noncommissioned officers and first class privates lost. The 20th feels like a big brother of the new unit.

70Th Regiment Camp Funston 70Th Infantry 20Th Infantry

Weber Family in Wartime Service From 500 Illinois Street

The Weber family of 500 Illinois Street has six sons in military service. Joe Weber enlisted in the Navy hospital corps and will report to Great Lakes training when called. Fred serves with the Signal Corps in Seattle, George with the 128th Field Artillery in France, August with Company C 110th Engineers in France, Alfred in the Navy aboard the USS Buffalo near Bermuda, and Will in training at Camp Funston.

A. Weber Lé&gestin City France Fred Signal Corps Seattle Washington George 128Th Field Artillery August Company C 110Th Engineers Alfred U.S. S Buffalo Bermuda Will Camp Funston

Knights of Columbus opens new Camp Kinston chapel

The Knights of Columbus building No 4 at Camp Kinston Kansas opens to the 311th Cavalry camp after weeks of anticipation. First mass led by Father Rain drew a large crowd. The hilltop location overlooks the athletic field where soldiers play service games. The building offers a private chapel for daily mass without interruption, with more interior work planned.

Lightweight Champ Exhibits Skill in Aug 17 Exhibition

Vernon Breedlove of Company 9 164th depot brigade staged a standout lightweight wrestling display at Fort Funston Kansas on August 17. He threw two opponents each weighing 140 pounds in 19 minutes, pinning the first with a nine minute half Nelson fall and securing both victories.

Camp Funston Kans Vernon Breedlove Company 9 164Th Depot Brigade Breedlove

Mrs Virginia Teter And Son Francis Visit Kansas City

Mrs Virginia Teter and her son Francis traveled to Kansas City this morning for undisclosed personal reasons.

Virginia Teter Francis Kansas City

Colonel Albertus W. Catlin Promoted to Brigadier General

Col Albertus W Catlin of the Marine Corps, severely wounded in the Maine fighting, is promoted to brigadier general. He served as the flagship officer on the Maine during the Havana harbor sinking and has prior service in the Philippines, Cuba, China, and Mexico.

Albertus W. Catlin Marine Corps Maine Havane Harbor Phiippines Cuba China iMexic

Sugar for Red Cross and church events barred

Wichita Kansas August 17 official Food Administration bulletin to county and township admins states no extra sugar certificates for Red Cross or church benefits may be issued to feed soldiers and civilians. It allows sugar by levies on memberships but urges alternatives. ice cream with syrup and melons can replace sugar drinks.

Wichita Kansas Red Cross The Food Administration America

Butter Production On Farms Promoted By Standards

United States Department of Agriculture notes farm butter has displaced much of the market but often lacks price or quality. Recommendations urge using clean milk, cream-only churning, and proper cream separation by gravity or centrifugal methods to improve butter quality and yield.

United States Creaneers

Cream Separation Methods and Butterfat Loss

The article explains shallow-pan and deep-setting methods for milk separation, noting butterfat loss and sour flavors in skim milk. It emphasizes rapid cooling, use of ice water, and the superiority of centrifugal separators for preserving quality and providing immediate skim milk.

Margerson questions Miss Kutts about paintings

Margerson asks about Miss Kutts remarks on the artist's work. The artist replies she felt he put a great deal of himself into his painting. Margerson calls it praise. The artist mentions the piece titled Calves in a Meadow.

Margerson

Advertisement Tally Sparks Town Gossip at Depot

Local chatter erupts as the Hickville Academy of Music promoter questions a visiting advance agent about female company size. The agent evasively cites 25, while the manager insists the town’s population will verify arrivals at the depot.

Hickville Academy of Music Buffalo Express

Japanese general to lead expedition in Siberia

General Kikuzo Otani, veteran of wars with China and Russia, is put in command of the Japanese army tasked with occupying Vladivostok and directing the joint American-Japanese Siberian expedition as the senior officer in the operation.

Kikuzo Otani Vladivostok Siberia

Reasonably Steady. Settlement Worker Question

A caption from the Buffalo Express notes a settlement worker asking a poor woman if her husband has steady work. She replies that he may be steady, as he is never out of the workhouse for more than a week at a time.

Buffalo Exs Press

Burial Customs in Old English Churches

The article explains how burials under English churches vary. Some use open soil graves in graveyards, while others place coffins in a crypt beneath the main floor. Crypts may be a single large vault or divided into small stone walled vault rooms.

England

Also Mentioned on This Page

Civil Service Washington, D. C Miss Beulah Woodard O. P. Barber & Son Druggists Mass Marne Longpont Soissons Bacon Reatz L Pet Reatz Ae Berger Pierson Peoples State Bank Saturday Evening Post Literary Digest American and Womans Homeompanion City Drug Store Kansas Electric Utilities Company Massachusetts Fay Mrs.‘ Housewife Torrington A. Wiseman, M. D Farmers: State and Savings Bank Joseph Vitt Eudora Lawrence J. R. Blevins Singer Sewing Machine Kent F. W. Kahn Kent Cremery Phi Bote Kappa Key R. of. R Packard Overland Peerells Garage California Santas Ameitas Teter’s Mase Lawrence National Bank J. D. Bowerlock KJ. Meade Irving Hill F. W. Barteldes A. Henley W. S. Metcalf Geo. W. Kuhne Cashier GEO. T Clevenger Harolts D Weaver
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