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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1922

Page

2

Letters From Leaders Back Prohibition Reform, Union Signal Reports

Aug 12 Evanstoin New Letters from leading American women oppose changes to the Volstead law. Statements from Florence Kelley and Maude Ballington Booth praise prohibition for fostering family health and reducing arrests. Testimonials emphasize improved wages for home use, and nurses note broader ability to pay for care.

Florence ‘Kelley National Consumers’ League Maude Ballington Booth

Will Decide Color of a Man in Citizenship Case

The Supreme Court will decide the color question in the Takao Ozawa naturalization case likely in October. Ozawa argues he is eligible for U S citizenship because he has lived in America and adopted its ideals though his ancestry is Japanese. The Hawaii district court and the federal circuit ruled against him and the case climbs to the high court.

Henotuin T. Hy United States Supreme Takao Ozawa Ipapiience Uptani Ozawa United States District Inurt Hawaii Federal Circuit Siprenié Court Japan U ‘Tribe James Eck Department Adt Japeethas Bridfs

Baldwin News Notes on Local Visits and School Plans

Miss Florence Jasperson of Topeka visits Baldwin friends Saturday. Victor Hurt of Emporia visits at the Yauslin home Sunday. Teachers plan summer work, Epworth League progress, and Old Testament history classes. A golf club plan centers on Big Hill with a bungalow clubhouse and artificial lake. Community notices cover travels, teaching assignments, and local club developments.

Florence Jasperson Topeka Baldwin Friends Victor Hurt Emporia Yauslin Homer K.floright Rom Buchanan West Vime Summersi A. E. Henry Elias Suney el Dorado Stainley Sisson London B. F. Cargay Edlgarton Edgerton Charles .Shike L. A. Rowland College” Conservatory Mabel Blynn Fredonia Joe Dyer Kanesas Matticks Ike Mark ‘Rhodes Herpane c Bronson Charley Hall Baldwin Everett Hughes Institute Toneka Aleye- Smith Bers W. H. Hobbs C. Be, Lockwood Dewey Schmittendorf Louisburg Willie Keller Hartnell Big Hill O*’Burnie Lish Gillespie Ottawa Theona Staadt Kansas City Cecile Francis Holton Mary Spears J. D. ‘Smith Ninth Jersey Emil Liston Sullivan Cotlege Dent Milfred Pardee Jeft Garnett Ramona

Community Notes From Local Institute Week

The column lists numerous local residents and visitors during Institute week. Campers party in city parks and campus while Miss Mary Ross travels Europe, visiting Oberammergau. Several families such as the Pardees, McKibbins, Lockwoods, Hitchcoths, and Crawfords are mentioned with travels, reunions, and hosting duties amid social gatherings.

National Engineering Museum planned in Washington

The American Society of Mechanical Engineers announced plans to establish the first national engineering museum as part of the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum in Washington. The collection will include models drawings diplomas and medals formerly owned by Captain John Brice Son and Cornelius H. DeLamater of the Monitor, with engineers of America contributing for 50 years at the DeLamater Iron Works.

New York National’ Engineering Museum United States American Society of Mechanical Engineers Smithsonian Institution National Museum Washington John Brice- Son Cornelius H. DeLamater Monitor Nionee Engineers of America DeLamater Iron.Works America Mechanical Engineering “Society

St James A M E Church Picnic and Rally Friday

Notice at 519 North 7th Street states St James A M E Church members will hold a closing picnic supper Friday and a closing rally for the stewards. Tom Jackson serves as clerk and Rev M M Poole is the minister. All are invited to attend.

North 7Th St St. James A M. EL Chuceh Tom Jackson M. M. Poole

Notice of office closure and coin output fact

The notice states the office will be closed from Aug li to Aug SO. Dr F J Barrows notes seven million coins are minted weekly by the British Mint. If laid in a single layer, one week’s output would form a carpet of gold silver and copper ten yards wide and over a quarter mile long.

F. J. Barrows

Autto seat covers and tires at Woolworths sale

Autto seat covers priced at 15 cents and tires advertised as 90 percent of those sold in Lawrence. Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop and F. P. Aormuth at 1011 Mass advertise offers, with a prompt to ask Fritz for details. Saturday shopping starts at 9 a.m. and asks why pay more.

Woolworth’s Lawrence Fritz Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop F. P. Aormuth Mass

Crowder Area Social Notes Chronicle Busy Week

Crowder and Worden families host and visit across Kane County and Lawrence. Neighbors, relatives, and friends including Hodsons Collins Sweezers Crowders and Armstrongs gather for dinners picnics and meals. Several sick relatives, visitors from Topeka and Overbrook are noted with frequent calls and house visits.

Ormal Hudson Margaret and Lloyd A. B. Cole Sam ‘Sweezer Kaneas Cty Clarence Madson Billy Wordon Hodson W. L Collins Ross Warvis Randall Waldo Bob Norwood Lecompton Ona Belle Eugene Jack Penjamin Shields Lawrence T. N. Crowder J. M. Crowder George Moss Will Woolstool Battie Call Ed Thitchinson Teherlines Ponds Virgie Shields Colorado Sam Sweezer Katsag City Crawslers Atha Adutsin Olin Brine Beutler Like. View Lee Brackett Harshberger Barker Garfield Mair Arthur Sam Sweeser Aod Mes Howard Shields Mary Anni Nara Jake Vosbinder Lake View W. Collins Prank Cummings Richland Lucius Cummings Oxas Ormal Hodson Lucius Ross Harris Cole Lloyd Hodson Nettie Growder Clarence Hodgson Worden Marie Collins Wig Collins Sam Sweazer Jack Meyers Nettie Crowder Norris Bruitn Ent Hudson Hudson Duke Voshinder Albert Barraclaugh J. M. Erowder Mattie Armstrong Overbrook Will Woolfeld Stull Roy Beurmann Williamstown Henry Beurmann Ernest. Newton Milton Topeka D. C. Burr Mull Ani Kanwaka

Martial law in Macao after clash between Chinese and Portuguese forces

A Portuguese government statement from Macao details May 28 to May 29 clashes between Chinese and Mocambique Expeditionary Force troops, civilian mobs, and police. An African soldier was attacked, a prisoner held, riots at the police station, mob attacks on the wharf, and efforts to prevent trade with Hong Kong. Troops fired, several killed or wounded, and martial law declared to restore order.

Shanghai Associated Press Macao Chip-seng Mnul Hongkonp Meh

Gardener Problems Talk At Indianapolis Aug 22 24

Problems for back yard gardeners and house men will be discussed at the Vegetable Growers Association of America meeting in Indianapolis August 22 to 24. National gardening authorities are expected as exhibitors and demonstrations. MH Nissley of New Brunswick is secretary.

Indianapolis Ind MH. Nissley New Brunswick

Willie Wernsen Held in Custody on Cushion Theft Probe

Willie Wernsen was taken into custody by Officer John Perkins last night and jailed for ten days during an investigation into the theft of several small automobile cushions. Wernsen was accused earlier of selling the cushions to the man found with them.

Willie Wernsen John Perkins Wernsen

Drunk Dixon jailed for fine default in police court

Dink Dixon was fined SA) in police court this morning on a charge of being drunk. Unable to pay the fine, he was sent to jail in default. The case was heard before Justice John Clark, acting police judge. Auto seat covers, 15 cents, Won worths Saturday a.m. Why

Dink” Dixon John Clark

Freckle Remedy Promises Free Trial and Money Back

An advertisement offers Othine double strength to remove freckles with a money back guarantee if it fails. Consumers are urged to obtain an ounce from any druggist and apply it to achieve a clear complexion with no cost unless freckles disappear.

Bayer Aspirin Warns to Demand Genuine Product

An old health advertisement urges customers to insist on the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure authentic Bayer products. It claims decades of physician use and safety with indications for toothache headache and rheumatic pain, noting affordable box sizes and pharmacist offerings.

Bayer

Rheumatism Leaves You Forever Claims

An advertisement asserts deep seated rheumatism can be dissolved within twenty four hours and promises money back if no relief. It lists a Rochester New York claimant James Th Alien and warns against alarming threats or demands for funds.

Cho Hel Wilde

From Girlhood to Womanhood in Emporia Kansas

Testimonial from Eva Abogion of Emportia Kansas praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for severe menstrual pains and weakness. Highlights how women use the product from girlhood and in later years for annoying symptoms, noting the preparation from medicinal plants.

Emporia Kansas Lydia E. Pinkham Union St Em- Doria

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