PIANIST TO PLAY IN CONCERT HERE
Vladimir Horowitz, the young Russian pianist, will give a concert at University auditorium Wednesday at 8 pm on the second concert course. Tickets range from 1.50 to 2.50 dollars, on sale at Round Corner Drug, s Music store, and the fine arts office. Horowitz has drawn strong praise from critics at home and abroad for his rapid rise since studies in Kiev and Petrograd.
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University of Kansas
Vladimir Horowitz
The
Corse
Round Corner
Ki UT School of Fine Arts
Fine Arts
UH Z
Sinstein
Rosenthal
Padoni
Hall
New York City
Heifetz ri-Curei
Horowitz
Kieff
Tve
Junder
Felix Blumenfield
Uring
Petrograd
Horowity
Amchita
Steater Heights
1950 Cub Continues Organization Plans
At the second meeting of the group in Pratt the 1950 Cub club pursued further organization. A large turnout heard talks on growth and community interests. Membership drives continued with 66 memberships filed since inception and applications circulated to local business people.
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Chamber of Commerce
Rnexebrants of
Law- Frente
G. C. Schamholzer
Pratt
Tratt
Concerts for Club K U to appear in Wichita
The University of Kansas men’s glee club will give two concerts in Wichita on Thursday while en route to Newman for a Missouri Valley contest. The group announced today led by concert organizers Ericksen and Ohls. The concerts in Wichita include appearances at East High School Thursday afternoon and Friends University Thursday evening.
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University of Kansas
Greg Club
Wichita
Pajama Mode At Palm Beach Raises Eyebrows In South
Reports describe new pajama mode seen at Palm Beach and southern resort centers, with sightings reaching as far north as Lawrence. An onlooker noted a dainty woman in red cheeks crossing the street to mail a letter, while observers dismissed the scene as harmless fashion curiosity. A well known educator, Plato T. Derham, 38, noted for oratory, died recently. details include his residence and associates. Local clinics and health events were announced, with the Beneficent Mothers’ Clinic scheduled Thursday afternoon from 2 until.
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Palm Beach
Lawrence
Mai
Views of Destructive Fire in F A U Building
Three photographs depict the Fra ternal Aid Union building after a fire. The top frame shows the second floor as flames were checked, with wooden debris burning on the sidewalks. A middle shot captures the third story furnace at its height and a lower view shows an earlier stage from Eighth and Massachusetts streets. River views come from Eighth and Vermont streets, all within about an hour.
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Fraternal Aid Union
Nower
Eighth
Massachusetts
Vermont
Deaths and Funerals in Leavenworth and Lawrence
Mrs. Jeanette Hansen of Lawrence died January 28 in Leavenworth. Funeral services were held February 1 in Leavenworth. Survived by husband Alvin Hansen and two daughters, mother and sister. Also noted are Mrs. Dora Houk who died February 6 in Leavenworth, with services and burial planned. Mrs. Mary Theresa Sehopper who died in Enders and whose funeral is set for 10 o’clock tomorrow. Mrs. Maggie Shaffer of Tonganoxie who died February 7 with 2 o'clock service and burial at the Double WH cemetery. Mrs. Sophia Fox of Lawrence, 68, who died yesterday, with funeral arrangements to be announced. Survived by husband Stephen and daughter in Lawrence.
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Jeanette Hansen
Jeanette Hawn, Hansen
Alvin Hansen
Leavenworth, Han
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Dora Houk
Davis Funeral Church
Mt. Muncie
Mary Theresa Sehopper
Mary Theresa Schopper
Enders
Father Reichart
Holy Family
Eudora
Maggie Shaffer
Kragsie Shaffer
Tonganoxie
Nei- Hg
Burigh
Tonganoxio
B. F.mckeelen
Bertha Tuckan
Sophia Fox
Connecticut Street
Stephen
Ekinima
Leo
Is Called To Oklahoma Mrs Devore Death Notice
Telegram announces the death of Howard Case of Oklahoma City, connected to Mrs C E Devore at 543 East Nineteenth Street. Mr and Mrs Devore hosted Case at Christmas time in Oklahoma City. Arrests include Phil Ernst Jr for speeding on Vermont Street with a $10 bond, and Joe Finney for drunkenness with a $25 bond.
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Oklahoma
C.E. Devore
iNineteenth Street
Oklaoma City
Howard Case
Oklahoma City
Case
Phil, Ernst, Jr
Vermont Street
James Weed
George Price
Joe Finney
Floyd Hunter
Kansas
Brian Atsera
Tip Ohirses
Atoors
Bond
Weather forecast and local notices from Topeka
Fair and warmer weather expected across Kansas with highs near 60 in the west and 50s in the east, followed by cooler nights. Also reports: Clarence Haynes waives preliminary hearing on forgery charges. appreciation note for fire aftermath. Lawrence library to close for Lincoln's Birthday. classified ads encouraged.
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Topeka
Fair Land
Kansas
Weather Bureau
D. Flora
Kanand
Clarence Haynes
Carl Clothing Company
Harry Frazee
Haynes
Lawrence Public Library
Lincoln
Favorable Report on Chas E Hughes
A political article argues against anti trust dilution and warns that Judge Hughes and his son influence a Wall Street style merger of factions. It questions the haste in selecting a Taft successor and suggests Hoover supporters seek to place Hughes Jr as Arkansas governor.
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Hughes
Berg
The
Petroleum Institute
Doherty
Hughes, Jr
Wall Street
Taft
Hoover
Newark
Night Depository Offered by Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence National Bank announced a night depository for merchants to enable 24 hour banking. Equipment arrived and will be installed, with service expected by midweek. Merchants receive a canvas bag with padlock and key, and receipts are placed through a chute into the safe, with an electric red light signaling deposits.
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Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence
Personal notices and a forgery arrest at university
Local social notes record visits among Topeka Greensburg and Mount Hope residents. Miss Evelyn Cleveland and Miss Bonnie Mishoe hosted weekend guests while Dr. McLaughlin attended a clinic and planned family visits. A 17 year old University freshman, Tra J Rees, was held for forgery after attempts to pass multiple bad checks at Weaver's, Woolf Brothers, Douglas County Republican, and other shops.
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Evelyn Cleveland
Topeka
Bonnie Mishoe
J. A. McLaughlin
Greensburg
J. A. Bogue
McLaughlin
Rosedale
Edna Hartwell
St. Louis
McCracken
D. D. Hornaday
Mount Hope Cemetery
C. B. Taylor
Charles
Allen
D. H. McCreath
Wight
Kansas City
Tra J. Rees
University
Will Johns
George Atkeson
Rees
Hook and Green! ‘Clothing
Woolf Brothers
Douglas County Republican
Weaver's
Weaver’s
C. E. Decker
Decker
Merchants National Bank
Lawrence National Bank
Kead
Chick Johns
Revs
Douglas County
Republican
Fork and Green Clothing Company
Chief Johns
KU Schedule Showcases Heavy Week of Events
A packed KU program lists 7:40 p m basketball with Kansas versus Nebraska in the auditorium, followed by a Kansas Oklahoma wrestling meet. Vladimir Horowitz performs Wednesday night in the auditorium. Thursday features a 2:30 p m weekly concert. The Kansas Water Works association meets across Wednesday to Friday. Other items include a Missouri Valley glee club contest in Norman and a Kansas Oklahoma indoor track meet in Kansas City. Harry Godlove, KU alumnus, has joined Ernst and Ernst in Chicago as an accountant.
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University of Kansas
Kansas
Nebraska
Vladimir Horowitz
Auitorium
K. U
Missouri Valley Glee Club
Norman
Okla
Kansas Water Works Association
University
Kansas-Kansas Aggie
Kansas City
Kansas- Oklahoma
Evening classes start at Lawrence High and Woodlawn
Enrollment for auto mechanics and home decoration begins tonight at 7:30 in Liberty Memorial High. A Thursday session follows at the same time, with a tomorrow 2:30 pm home decoration class at Woodlawn. Women in south Lawrence may attend the Woodlawn afternoon class in charge Ralph Graber said.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Woodlawn School
South Lawrence
Ralph Graber
Market News Chicago Wheat Firms Amid Supplies Decline
Chicago markets showed firmness as wheat prices rose through late trading after the U S wheat market saw a 3 31 000 000 bushel decrease in visible supply Exports to North America remained slow and concerns about European crop conditions supported gains in Chicago Wheat. Livestock prices mixed with hogs and cattle receipts reported alongside market shifts in corn oats and provisions.
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Chicago
United States
America
Iosta
France
Ixte
Sil Federal Farm Board
Washington
Hoover
USDAI
Eattia
Dresind
Jowentter
Funoe
Kaness City Hay Market and Chicago Potato Market Report
A historical table of agricultural and commodity prices lists Kaness City Hay Market receipts with several alfalfa and prairie grade items and prices, plus local market notes. It also reports Chicago Potato Market receipts and trading, and a snapshot of Wall Street activity including U S Steel tonnage, various company earnings, and a mixed rally in early trading with Radio and Columbia Graphophony moves noted.
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Wall Street
New York
United States Steel Corporation
U. S. Steel Common
Ile
Gillette Sats
Razor
Razor Jersey
S. Hoffman Machinery and Mier Co
New Jersey Central
New York & Warmel
J. 1 Oase
Johns-Manville
Amerian Fobacco B
Sears-Roebuck
Safeway
Colunbian
Carbon Sail
Montgomery Ward
American Watersworka
Arpertean Can
Fox Film and Union Pacitic
Radio
Columbia Graphophony
Auburn Auto
Brooklyn Union Gas
Eastman Kaodank
Peoples Gas
Norfolk & West Weastern Union
Underwoorl
Fisher
Call money steady with ample supply at 4 percent
Call money renewed unchanged at 4 per cent and was in plentiful supply despite some calls of. The money rates held fairly steady with balances light.
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Bualncas Light
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Whiteside
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Emory Univer
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Fae
Mercury
L. A. Flora
Glenn Flora Rea Oer
Chas. E. Hughes
R.ow
Dad Cheeks
KK. U
Harry ©. Godiove
Ernst & Ernst
Lawrence High
Chisago
Waneas City
Kanara City
Aggie Milo
F .Wational Bank
Trust — Safe Deposit
Kaness City
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Prairie
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Atenily
Government
Treasury
SCLIU
Funeral
Enix Hei
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
Ice & Storage Co
Sis
Rumsey Bros. Fonera
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