Varsity basketball tryouts at University cut to fifteen
Coach Carl Schlademan has about thirty-five candidates out for the Varsity quintet as coal shortages delay regular practices. Practices will be daily at 4 30 in the afternoon due to a heated gym. Several letter men have left for coal fields, with more to be tried for positions. Kansas and Ames schedules, plus Valley Conference plans, will be finalized at the semi annual meeting in Kansas City.
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Nowoon
Duriea
Carl Schlademan
Kansas
Valley
Baltimore
Kansas City
Blademan
Ames
Kensas
Missouri
High School for Indians Faces Postwar Push
Ralph Walkingstick of Dartmouth urges expansion of high schools for Indians, beyond Haskell Institute and industrial schools, to improve education for Red men. He spoke in Lawrence at a YMCA conference, notes his recent service with the British Army in India and Mesopotamia, and cites American initiative as key to progress. He is among five American YMCA workers with the British in Mesopotamia, the only American Indian in British forces there. The report includes scattered details about his assignments and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Haskell Institute
Ralph Walkingstick
Dartmouth
Walkingstick
Lawrence
Okinhma
India
Mesopotamia
Tammy
Walkinestick
Tm Charze
A. Warker
Tasrah
Sinbad
Arshian Nickts
Tt Mics
Bahvion
Aonrn
Pal
Oaert
Vhrahen
Deaths and Funerals for Henshaw and Others in Lawrence
Nathan Henshaw, born in North Carolina 1839, funeral from Friends church this afternoon. He served in government work during the war on Island 63 teaching emancipated Negroes. Survived by son Barclay W. and Lolland De Forest Henshaw, eight grandchildren. Also Carl A. Carlson, 40, to be buried in Lawrence after Kansas City death. Obvious Ousdahl, 80, died at home north of Lawrence. Funeral notices to follow.
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Nathan Henshaw
Nathan ‘Henshaw
Friends Church
North Carolina
Indiana
Kansas
Mississippi River
Wayne County
Lydia M. Butler
Barclay W
Lolland de- Forest Henshaw
Budget Christmas number to be a double sizer
The budget magazine section will run four pages with a news edition on December 15. Original ideas will appear in the issue. The high school building was not heated delaying an Ofita meeting. Hi Y and Red and Blue membership contests noted.
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Ofita
Artillery brigades urged to train officers abroad
Washington dispatch reports Major General William S. Snow chief of field artillery urged in his annual report that the artillery office be made permanent and its units organized into brigades for training. A special Pershing board in France concurred with these recommendations and endorsed creating adequate firing centers and officer instruction in special schools and colleges.
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Washington
Wm. J. Snow
Field Artillery
General Pershing
France
Snow
Farm Bargains Near Lane County and Lawrence
Real estate notices describe farm bargains including two acres in Lane County Briana wheat pasture and spring crop potential. Prices around 864100 with details on pasture, bulls, and terms. Also notice of a fire destroying a shed at 1911 Kentucky Street leaving a resident homeless.
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Lane Co
Briana
Hyde Dawn
Neres
Lawrence
Urin
Heitom Fury
Naver
Lagene Musinesa
Privan
St. Ad Ianeal Estate
Uxchange
Cc. F. Wirth
Mgr
Kentucky
Kentucky Street
Ouse
Good Eats Help Digestion with Dyspepsia Tablets
A reader recounts relief after using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet post meal. He enjoys varied foods without stomach distress, noting no souring, gas, burning, or heaviness. The tablet is claimed to be widely used by good eaters across the United States and Canada.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
Beatz and Hetzel teams win weekly league games
A pig escaped unharmed after a near by shed incident at Mrs. Estella Bass’s property on Kentucky street. The Beatz team topped the seven buck series at Elks Lanes with Carl achieving 212 and Francisco Ted 205 for Hetzel. Tenpin results show Friedo winning while Berger and Reatz led their teams with high scores.
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Estella Bass
Kentucky Street
Beatz
Elks Alleys
Carl
Francisco Ted
Hetzel
Reatz Ted
Frielo
Berger
Reatz
Friedo
Potter Lake Skating Draws University Crowd
Outdoor sports at the University grow in popularity with skating on Potter Lake a favorite gathering spot. The ice is thick and safe though the river is rougher. sledding and coasting thrill on Mount Oread slopes. A Theta sorority woman from Lawrence has taken out a sled.
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Potter Lake
Mount Oread
Theta
Lawrence
Paris Ransom-Value Plate Carried to London for Poincare Dinner
Secretly moved to London under heavy guard, eighty three packages of historic plate and Sevres china valued beyond a king's ransom accompanied President Poincare's London dinner. Detectives and railway workers watched the journey from Paris to the Embassy with strict precautions. Meanwhile South Dakota calls a one day legislature session to ratify the Federal woman suffrage amendment today.
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London
China
Republic of
France
Poincare
England
Paris
Norbeck
South Dakota
St Jacobs Liniment Promises Quick Neuralgia Relief
Advertises St Jacobs Liniment as harmless neuralgia relief that does not burn or discolor skin. Claims immediate relief for pains in the face head or any body part with a small trial bottle from any drug store and lasting effect without pain returning.
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St. Jacobs
Almost Every Human Blood Impurities Warned
An old advertisement argues blood impurities cause ailments and sluggish circulation. It urges readers to cleanse blood with vegetables and vitality-boosting regimens, promising renewed strength and vigor. It mentions obtaining drug store advice or contacting a Medics rector in Atlanta, Georgia for guidance.
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Swift
Laboratory
Atlanta
Rumors Denied Aguirre Berlanga Presidential Bid
Mexico City December 3. Secretary Manuel Aguirre Berlanga of Gobernacion and head of the cabinet denied reports he aimed for the presidency. He said he would not meet constitutional age limits, noting the minimum is 36 and he is three years short. An unrelated classified ad follows.
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Mexico City
Manuel Aguirre Berlanga
Gobernacion
Berlange
American Capitalists Invest Big in Rosita Coal Mines
Invest in Mexico dispatch reports heavy American investment in northern mining. A major deal involves American Smelting and Refining Company paying 1.5 million pesos for controlling interest in the Rosita coal mines at Coahuila. Rosita has long supplied most of Mexico's coal. new owners may expand the field and push Coahuila coal to the United States market.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Republic
Rosita
Coahuila
United States
Piano Tuning and Repair Ad for Lawrence
Practical Pianomaker A Weber offers high class tuning and repair work at 500 Illinois Street Lawrence Kansas contact 646 A sequence of ads notes Rankin's Drug Store carries choicest stationery. Mrs C Kaufman visits Topeka to see her daughter Mrs W W Adair and celebrate the first birthday of Mrs Adair's twin babies.
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A. Weber
Illinois Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Mrs. C. Kaufman
Topeka
Mrs. W. W. Adair
Mrs. Adair
Warmth on River as Skating Spreads in Cold Weather
Cold spell drives residents to river and ponds near Lawrence for skating. Local coal strike motivates outdoor activity and exercise as a heat source. Nyal's Gola Cream advertised for day hands at Rankin's Drag Store.
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Lawrence
Rankin’s Drag Store
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G. Grove
Need High School
Carl A. Carlson
Obvious Quidahl
Obvious Ousdahl
Singer Company
Wate L. H. & News
K. U
Y. M. C. A. Ming
Aienes
Rwrence
Jimmie Weede
Ross Moon
Guy May
Albert Krause
Ralph Durland
Pittsburg
Ier
Cordomore
Mismal
AM High School
Ibsen
Sturtevant
Fraser Hall
Massachusetts
Adv
Geneva
Istein
Rhine
J. O. Henry
Rock Island
Boye
EL Rit
Autostrop Safety Razor Co
New York
Toronto
Singer Co
Rankin’s Drug Store
Co-Operative Baking
Brinkmail
I Grocer
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