Christmas Charity Dinner Plans For Jock Salvation Army
Capt Harry Butler and Ensign Thorp lead the Jock Salvation Army Corps planning a large Christmas treat and entertainment for 200 poor children and a Christmas dinner for the needy. Ticket distribution starts immediately. A rummage sale is planned for January. Contact Capt Butler at E Henry St or Home phone 638 to help. Lawrence committee to meet tomorrow night after supper at the Eldridge. Election of officers will be held and other business attended to. Weather: Kansas generally fair tonight and Tuesday with colder east Tuesday. Christmas pictures at Squires Studio. and local shop notices follow.
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Harry Butler
Ensign Thorp
Jock Salvation Army Corps
Fworthy
Capt. Butler
E. Henry St
Lawrence Committee
Eldridge
Fifth Annual Kansas City American Chemical Society Session
The ninth annual meeting of the Kansas City section was held at the Eldridge House from five to seven oclock. About thirty five chemists attended from Kansas City and elsewhere. Officers elected: President F W Boshong, Vice President M Brayton Graff, Councilor Prof E E S Bailey, Secretary E A White, Assistant Secretary D F McFarland. A lecture by Prof Benton Dales followed, on Some Rare Earth Separations, illustrated by spectra. A dinner and toasts closed the evening with out of town members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
American Chemical Society
Eldridge House
F. W. Boshong
Renee
M. Brayton
Graff
Gamble Soap Co
E. E.S. Bailey
Lawrence
E. A. White
Kans
Assisant
D. F. McFarland
H. P. Cady
Bushong
Benton Dales
University of Nebraska
George P. Maury
Joplin
Afo
Kan
F. B. Davis
Washburn College
Topeka
W. W. Brown
Swift & Co
Dales
Lincoln
Neb
H. J. Rescoe
Armour’s
Kansas
Iola
Dick Bros Rubber Goods and Jewelry Offers
Equal to the best better than the rest guaranteed at Dick Bros. Squires Ground Floor Studio 1035 Mass St advertises rubber goods and jewel boxes while Ed Parsons 717 Mass St promotes sewing sets in sterling silver. Christmas pictures emphasized with Squires and Parson's studios on Mass Ave.
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Dick Bros
Squires
Mass. St
Parsons
Mass
Ed. Parson's
Persons
Personal notes from Kansas City visitors and returns
Purely personal items record numerous residents traveling to and from Kansas City and Topeka. The list includes Ed Charlton and Mrs Charlton visiting, Misses Shaner Waugh and Ballene in town, L H Harlan and others returning from trips, and several family visits. Also noted are recovery from scarlet fever, attends funerals, and travels to Detroit Oregon Green Castles.
Book Sale Offers Top Novels at One Twenty
A pamphlet promotes a large selection of acclaimed novels by popular authors priced at $1.20 each. The listing emphasizes many titles and bindings, inviting buyers to choose from diverse options and enjoy discounted reading.
Gallery Ultimatum At KU Opera House Spurs Action
Lawrence daily notes a turbulent KU gallery scene where students and townsfolk pelted the audience with spitballs peanuts and tobacco juice during a performance. The University student council pledges action while reporting mixed town student participation. Other items include officer elections for Ladies of the G A R a Humane Society meeting a Fair Association session and local incidents. Martyr Lucy Jane Parsons obituary and city notices conclude the column.
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Tim
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Opera House
Manoger
New Pictures Today and ToMorrow at The Rink
Amateurs race Tuesday evening at the Rink. George Neseher of Leavenworth will race the Lawrence roller skating champion David Baylor. Also notes on crafts, fixtures, and local ads including Squires Ground Floor Studio and various goods. Police report brass thefts and upcoming arraignment.
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George Neseher
Leavenworth
Lawrence
David Baylor
Death of C. G. I. Linton in Lawrence After Illness
Lawrence resident Charles G. I. Linton died yesterday after a year long illness from heart failure. Funeral services will be held at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow from his home on Chi street. Interment will follow in Highland Cemetery at Junction City after a Union Pacific train transfer. Linton, Civil War veteran and former Geary County sheriff, was born August 1, 184, in Brownsville, Pennsylvania. He served as captain of Company Ti, 145th Pennsylvania volunteers, moved to Kansas in 1867, married Ellen Mathews in 1870, and lived in Junction City and Lawrence. He is survived by four children Judy, Mrs. Fred Loxman, T. E. Linton, and W. M. Linton.
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Ed Charlton
Kansas City
L. H. Harlan
Mary. Shaner
Topeka
Charles Doane
Fort Riley
Charles DeForest
Brown County
Dwight Buchanan
Kate Waugh
Grayce Waugh
Ernest Balen
Marguerite Ballene
George March
Carrol Lord
J. HH. Cohn
Josephine Windward
Cincinnati
Frank Marel
E. A. Spalding
New York
Jesse Dollarhide
Dennison
Texas
J. C. Cooper
Jay M. Lee
Wallace McGarth
Sarah Jessup
Argentine
R. A. Morrison
Nellie Gordon
Gay Shepard
Kansas
Adriene Atkinson
Roy Cross
Portland
Oregon
Cola J. K
Rankin
W. E. Spalding
Spalding
Marshall Gorriil
American Coal Improvement Company
Lawrence
Charles. Linton
Kanerals
Alent
da Chi Street
Union Pacific
Junction City
Highland Cemetery
Charles LG. Linton
Samuel
Eliza Linton
Brownsville
Washington County
Pennsylvania
145Th
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Leaverworth County
Ellen Mathews
Tonganoxie
Snally
Geary County
Pacific Express Co
Judy
Fred Loxman
Indianapolis
Ind
T. E. Linton
Bfudson
W. M. Linton
Wanted girl for general house work German or Swede preferred
Wanted girl for general house work German or Swede preferred. C. FE. Hubach Bell phone 372. FOR SALE Dress suit cheap address T Journal FOR SALE Shouts at a bargain Bell phone 1741 or see them at 361 Rhode Island street. FOR RENT Two rooms modern close in 721 Rhode Island street. Time phone 926.
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C. FE. Hubach
Bell Phone
Bell
Rhode Island Street
Rhode Island
Mr Jolly From Joliet at Lyceum Course Monday Night
Mr Jolly of Joliet stars in The Folly Side of Life at the F A Halt on Monday night for Lyceum Course patrons in a special program.
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Mr. Jolly
Joliet
F. A
Fo Lyceum
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Journal
Telephone 590
Chicago
Squires Studio
Wiedemann’s
Smith’s News
H. V
Sterk’s
West Warren
Late Books
Lawrence Circle
Bigsby
Irwin
Abbie Brown
Drake
Bernhardt
Rankin, Smith
Drake and Towne
Miss Buckminster
Mesdames Owens
Fudy
Becker, Brown and Carter
Fair Association
The
Henry Stretcer
Francisco
Lit
Eriksen
Charles McCoy
Curry
North Lawrence
Mr. McCoy
Ambulsance
Lawrence| Daily Journal
New York Street
City of
Winthrop Street
Berkeley Street
Frank D. Brooks
Lucy Jane Parsons
Henry Parsons
Robinson
Newby’s
Kodak
Rochester
Woodward & Co.'s
Rowland
College Book Store
Ohio
Gobertson, ‘Furniture
Bissells
Timhe
Robertson Furniture Co
McDougal
the Library
Itory
Regal
Regals
Peckham
Eddie Chance
White
Pine
Woods
Santa Fe
Omor Row
Boyles
Kodaks
Primos
Raymond’s Drug Store
Power
Flack House Barn
J. D. McNeill
Merchants’ National Bank
O. H. McQuary, Jr
Wolf’s Book
Mont
Dick , Bres
Raymond’s
Kennedy & Ernst
Fhoness
the Journal IB
Lawren
J. Seinner
CG. I. Linton
O. H. McQuary
Lawrence, Kansas
Santa Claus
Ber
Pian
Bowerlock Opera House
Atlas Building and Loan Association
F. M. Perkins
National Bank Building
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