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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1920

Page

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Guarantee Rooms for All Students at University Town Meeting

Lawrence housing officials urge public help to find housing for students and faculty as cooperative houses for women may open. Mayor Kreeck and Chancellor Lindley warn against turning students away, launching a canvass by Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club and Rotary to secure rooms and funds start Monday.

K. U Lawrence Universit George L. Kreeck University Lindley Aml Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club Rotary Club

Cox Renews Call for Big Funds in Campaign Stop

New Haven Conn Aug 27 Governor Cox vows to push fight to paralyze greed snobbishness and corruption seeking to purchase the presidency speaking to young voters of the state league he expects the facts to bring widespread indignation after meeting with Yale officials and other leaders in Connecticut Meanwhile Will Mars Republican committee chair labels Coxs Pittsburgh remarks as showing intimate wartime aircraft spending knowledge amounting to dreaming in millions

New Haven Conn Grees Cox Connecticut Young Voters League Tre Fevior Irvine Fisher Yale’ University League of Nations New York Will Mars Republican Committee Dittsburgh E Bue

Desable Kohler Campbell piano ads join company campaign

A sequence of seven desisable features created by J. H. Relf of Lawrence for the Kohler Campbell player piano became part of the company's advertising. Published first in the Journal-World last April, the weekly paper this week issued 1 000 copies of an eight page pamphlet for Mr Bell reproducing the series. The original typography by G C Shanholtzer was preserved in company plates for nationwide use by agents.

Kohler & Campbell J. H. Relf Lawrence Kohler & Campbell Company Journal- World Journal-World Mr. Bell G. C Shanholtzer Journal-World Composing Room The Comany United States

Gustafsons to play in Oskaloosa Sunday Twilight game

The Gustafsons of the Twilight League travel to Oskaloosa Sunday to meet 2 town team locals. They bolster their infield with Ernst Uhrlaub from last season’s university teams on first Bell on second Harshfield on short and Laster on third. Rudolph Uhriauh will back the catcher as George Road oversees. A hard game is expected as Lawrence fans plan road trips.

Gustafsons Oskaloosa Lawrence

Roosevelt Kin to Campaign for Harding in Maine and Ohio

The Roosevelt family label appears in Harding campaign efforts with Corrine Roosevelt Robinson set to speak in Portland Maine on September 8, sister of the late Theodore Roosevelt. Alice Roosevelt Longworth will campaign in Ohio. Also Elmer Bearg resigns as Washburn head coach to become Illinois assistant under Robert Zuppke in Urbana.

Chicaga Roosevelt Harding Corrine Roosevelt Robinson Portland Maine Republican National Committee Robinson Theodore Roosevelt Alice Roosevelt Longworth Ohio Bearg Illinois Topeka Elmer F. Bearg Washburn College Topeka Urbana Ilinois Illinois University Robert M. Zuppke

Inventory of KU lemon under way in state capital

K U W L Lemon, assistant state accountant, is conducting an inventory at the university today. He expects to return to Topeka tomorrow or the next day. Mr and Mrs Allen Stor guests of Mr Stevi ents, Prof and Mrs W W Sterling traveling from Washington DC to California. Chancellor BEH Lindley will go to the former view where he will deliver an address in the afternoon.

Allen Stor Stevients W. W. Sterling Washington, D. C California BE. H. Lindley Formar View

Coxs Proof Of A Big Fund Phony

Vienna Aug 27 Governor James M Cox accuses a phony fund list as a misrepresented quota in fifty one cities. Republican treasurer Fred Upham counters that quotas were by state not city plans and cites over one million dollars raised to date. Harding declined to comment on Coxs charges as Yardling notes the party will respond through Ways and Upham.

Vienna James M.cox Fred W. Upham Republican National New York Upham Republican Nations Committee Riceh State Committee New York State City of Wi Hays Cox Senate Marion Harding Pittsburgh Yardling Will Ways

Back to Eight-Hour Day for AT&SF Workers

Topeka Aug 27 Shop workers at the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railroad returned to an eight hour day after officials refused to reinstate two discharged men. Nine tenths of the men reported an hour late this morning amid the dispute over the short age of cars for plain movement. Necro Hanged for Murder in Dallas County Illinois Fred Dourzus was hanged for the July 5 murder of J T Williams at a station where Dorelar was employed. Williams was struck with an iron rod and dragged to the track. Dean Blackmar returned from a Texas trip. Fred Crowe, a former Lawrence resident now in San Francisco, is in Lawrence. Cleve Dunigan and Fred Alexander left for an extended visit in Tacoma and Spokane Washington.

Topeka Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Necro Haared Pallas Fred Dourzus Nerve Dallas County Iil J. T. Williams Manaver Dorelar Donclas Mr. Williams Aig Dean Blackmar Texas Fred Crowe Trwrence San Francisco Lawrence Ace ET Cleve Dunigan Fred Alexander Tacoma Spokane Washington

Weather forecast and local notes from Kansas page

Partly cloudy and unsettled tonight and Saturday with hot spell ahead. Temperatures show upward trend from yesterday to today with morning and afternoon readings. Dean Blackmar returns from a visit in Northern Nebraska as Palmer Tire Co. advertises services.

Kansas Dean Blackmar

Wesleyan Dance Proposed to Please Methodists

New York Aug 27 the music trades leader urged censorship of suggestive words as the Wesleyan dance step is promoted to win church approval amid ongoing Methodist anti dancing sentiment. In Allegheny County, women enfranchised by the federal act face a poll tax demand at vote time, with collectors issuing receipts and vanishing. Cleveland marked women’s enfranchisement with church bells and citywide displays as civic groups celebrate and decorate with Amr symbols.

New York Paul B. Klugh Music Industry Chamber of Commerce National Association of Masters of Dancing Pittshunch Allegheny Colby Ais Victimis Eerel Hontea Cleveland Ave Clevelane United States Neon Todio Volos

Revival Meetings Open At Evangelical Church

Evangelical church held revival meetings last evening with Evangelist Mankofsky delivering sermons on The Lost Sheep and The Lost Piece of Money from Luke. He spoke on The Co operative Elements of a Supersatal Revival and how Jesus, the Bible, the Church, and the Holy Spirit must cooperate for real results. Meetings will continue at 7:00 tonight and Saturday night with further preaching.

Evangelical Church Evangelist Mankofsky St. Luke Jesus Christ

Belfast Quiet After Night of Disorder

Belfast reports indicate disorders ceased after 2 AM with some military withdrawal and patrols by special constables. One person killed and several wounded in last night's violence. Soldiers fired on snipers in the darkness while fires caused extensive damage, twenty incidents between 6 PM and 1:30 AM.

Belfast

Gasoline gains through new natural gas extraction method

In Chicago on April 27, a report outlines upcoming topics for the American Chemical Society meeting starting September 6. Papers cover gasoline losses from incomplete combustion, enriching artificial gas with natural gas, lignite as coal substitute, paper pulp conservation, sugar production, and Peru's sugar industry.

Chicafto American Chemical Society A. C. Pieldner Pittsburgh Experiment Station United States Bureau of Mines A. A. Straub G. W. Jones Woort Charles ‘A. Gamble Peru

Serbia Seeks U S Help Over Albania Yugoslavia Row

The Serbian government asked the United States to appoint representatives to study the conflict with Albania and Yugoslavia. The request, sent to the state department via the Serbian legation, went to Britain France and Italy as well. The dispute traces to 1913 when Serbia annexed territory after the Turkish war.

Washington A. P United States Albania Jugo-Slavia State Department France Italy Serbia

Postal savings plan urged to boost small deposits

In New York and Arizona reports, Eugene Meyers Jr, former War Finance Corp director, urged extending postal savings with 4 percent interest to broaden banking access for common people, arguing it would aid financial reconstruction by boosting deposits beyond the current 2 percent rate.

New York Ariz Eugene Meyers, Jr War Finance Corporation

Tennessee lawmakers return for anti suffrage meetings

Eight of the anti suffrage expedition’s Tennessee lower house members returned home today to join anti suffrage meetings in the state scheduled for tomorrow. A basket dinner is planned at the First Christian Church with Sunday school at 10, preaching at 11, and dinner at 1. A four reel moving picture program will be shown at 7.

Tennessee Decatur Als First Christian Church Ana

Sunday School Convention in Douglas County Sets September Session

The Douglas County Sunday School association plans its annual meeting on September 22 at Lone Star. The program will be completed next Sunday and features one subject per session.

Douglas County Sunday School Association Lone Star

Promise Decline in Retail Prices Foreseen

The Fed board predicts a slight fall in retail prices this fall and winter with a further dip next spring. It cites savings from cheaper materials and higher labor efficiency, plus contracts at old levels, as causes for future price reductions though food may rise briefly before a broader decline.

Iugten Fedre Board Anl Sprmpg

Cork mayor Terence MacSweeney enters fifteenth day of hunter strike

Tendon Aug 27 Terence Mae Sweeney lord mayor of Cork began the fifteenth day of his hunter strike in touch in the same condition as yesterday. He was weak this morning but economical and able to speak a little. It was said he might live another week if his lungs have not been attacked by prior illness.

Terence Mae Sweeney Cork MacSweeney

Deaths and Funerals Milestones and Misprints

Mrs. Robert Edmondson aged seven dies at 926 Pennsylvania Street. Funeral plans pending. George W. Fowler aged 72 dies at Simmons Hospital. Body to be taken to McLeod for burial. Rooke of the Fishure Headlight reports on a speaking tour for the Republican state committee in Lawrence.

Robert Edmondson Robert Exmondson Sr Pennsylvania Street George W. Fowler Simmons Hospital MeLouth

Airplane rides may feature at Douglas County fair

Douglas County Fair officials consider inviting an aviation company to offer rides over Woodland Park during the September 28 to October 1 event. The school operator proposes passenger flights and aerial advertising, possibly with multiple planes if permission is granted. Committees weigh feasibility and impact on entertainment plans for the fair and surrounding territory.

Douglas County Woodland Park Douglas County Fair Association Lawrence Surmy Committees On Anc En Conceesinns Avpumbher

Graduation Day At Camp Grant For 1260 Army Educators

At Camp Grant Rockford Illinois on August 27 over 1260 men and women completed normal school summer courses for officers enlisted personnel and civilians. They will staff the education program for 100000 soldiers next year with a commencement address by Secretary of War Baker. Many graduates come from college faculties and some paused industrial work to teach trades. Among the 130 women graduates they will focus on teaching literacy and fundamental education.

Rockford Ill Camp Grant Baker

Bank Robbery in Goreville Rakes Five Thousand And Bonds

Three bandits blew the safe at the First National Bank in Goreville Illinois early today and escaped with about $5,000 and undetermined liberty bonds after exchanging fire with nearby farmers. A posse reportedly surrounded them ten miles north of town. The robbers abandoned an auto when residents blocked the road with farm machinery.

Goreville First National Bank

Sanford Owens Vera Enslow Married In Effingham County

Sanford Owens of Effingham and Vera B. Enslow of Overbrook were granted a marriage license yesterday by C. L. Lindley, probate judge, in Effingham County.

Sanford Owens Effingham Vera B. Enslow Overbrook C. L. Lindley

Kuhne Family Plans Motor Trip to See Read Relatives

Mr Enos M Kuhne and wife will travel with daughter Miss Nelle Kuhne and son Bert Kuhne to visit their daughter and sister Mrs Lyman Read. They will undertake a motor trip to the Read residence.

Enos M. Kuhne Nelle Kuhne Bert Kuhne Lyman Read

Mayflower ready for the president on naval yacht

Washington The Mayflower, a presidential yacht, swings at her berth at the Navy Yard dock ready to take the nation’s chief executive to sea. The ship was redecorated and refitted this spring for the summer cruising of the presidential party.

Washington Navy Yard Navy

Warsaw Front Notes Polish Advances and Soviet Refugees

News from Warsaw and Paris reports ongoing border activity between Polish and Soviet forces, with Poles pressing frontiers near Kobrin and Soviets retreating into East Prussia. A large contingent of fugitive Russian troops, women, and children is headed toward Prussia, while German neutrality keeps them interned until hostilities end.

Warsaw Cated Press Kobrin B. Litovsk Poland East Prussia Germany

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