Student volunteers to meet at First Methodist for conference
About 125 to 150 volunteers from Kansas colleges will attend the twentieth annual student volunteer conference at the First Methodist church February 20 21 and 22. Christian students will discuss foreign mission needs and opportunities as America engages with Christian nations. Speakers include Milton Stauffer Gertrude Swallen Mrs Paul Doscher and Rev Elmer Thompson. Delegates stay arranged with local churches rooms, a banquet Saturday night, and a guided sight seeing ride in Lawrence on Saturday afternoon at 4 by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Kansas
First Methodist Church
Sand
America
Gion
Milton Stauffer
Student Volunteer Movement Bulletin
Gertrude Swallen
Paul Doscher
Congregational Board
Elmer Thompson
India
Congregational ‘Church
Lawrence
Methodist “Church
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Allen Mansfield Dead in Ottawa After Ill Health
Allen Mansfield aged 71 and president of the Mansfield Land and Loan Co. died at his Ottawa home after months of ill health. Founded by his son, the company grew into a large Middle West real estate firm with offices in Ottawa and Kansas cities. Funeral services were held at the First Methodist Church in Ottawa.
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Allen Mansfield
Mansfield Land ‘ & > Loan Co
Ottawa
Allen Mansfield, Jr
Middle West
Kansas City
Topeka
Garnett, Lawrence and Healey
Mansfield
First Methodist Church
Gloria Swanson Is Operated On In Paris Clinic
Gloria Swanson, the film star, was hurried to a clinic in Auteuil where she underwent a midnight operation. The procedure followed a earlier surgery and she resumed work too soon. Her condition today is satisfactory. Swanson was married here last month to the Marquis De La Falaise De La Noudray.
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Paris
Gloria Swanson
Moving Picture
Auteuil
Miss Swanson
Marquis de la Falaise de la Noudray
Reichley family tragedy in Kansas closet death
In Great Bend Kansas February 18 Reichley 14 found home after school and mother dead hanging in a closet. Door locked from inside, Reichley 14 forced entry. Three physicians failed to revive Mrs Reichley daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Meyer Great Bend.
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Reichley
Eefede Reichley
J. T. Meyer
Great Bend
Arrest Report Shuffles Details of Carless Suspect
A young man in his early twenties was arrested near Viehe by county officers on a charge of driving a coupe without a license. He claims ties to Oklahoma and is held for further investigation at the county jail. The coupe is described as a 1924 model Frett Guy.
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Viehe
Council
Okla
Coupe -Hegg
Mddel
Frett Guy
Familiar KU alumni figure died in Hiawatha
Tom D. Smith, longtime KU alumnus and athletics supporter, died at his Hiawatha home yesterday. A KU law graduate of 1899, he played on the 1899 football team coached by Fielding Yost and remained active in sports, presenting trophies at the Kansas Relays and supporting stadium campaigns. Known for his great build and nickname Cussin Tom, he embodied fighting spirit. court cases are set.
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Tom D. Smith
Hiawatha
University of Kansas
Tom Smith
School of Law
Smith
Fielding J. Yost
Michigan University
Burt Kennedy
Poorman
Moulton
Michigan ‘University
University of Michigan
Kansas Relays
Cussin
Tom
Divorce Day In Court Sets Wednesday for Hearings
A Douglas county bar meeting with Judge Hugh Means set district court hearing days Civil cases on Monday and Tuesday and divorce day on Wednesday Next week schedule lists dozens of cases across multiple plaintiffs and defendants from Hutton vs Gerhard to Woodmanse Manufacturing Co vs A Graeber and Mansfield vs E Hobbs with dates February 23 to 26 including numerous compensation board and drainage district actions plus extended dockets for city of Lawrence drainage actions and family separations.
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Douglas County
Hugh Means
Hutton
Gerhard
P.C. Reynolds
G. Buchheim
R. Bradley
T. Bradley
A. Czarnowsky
G. Carter
H. Hall
G. Gould
J. Underwood
J. Greenless
J. Shaw
P. Hays
N. Eisel
S E. Artman
Shimmons
Roberts
Maple Grove
Drainage District
J. Thomas
N. Smith
Robinson
Compensation Board
M. .Duffle
W. Icenhower
P, Fordyce
Davis Mortgage
M. Robinson
F. Enoys
B. Skaggs
Weaver
Mary Evans
Benjamin Evans
Marie Carson
Henry Carson
Katie Smothers
D. A. Smothers
Maria Hill
William Hill
Anna G. Smith
Paul M. Smith
Albert Griffin
Zuella Griffin
Charity Demaris
Frank Demaris
Marshall Hill
Annie Hill
Clara Evans
Roger Evans
Arthur White
Rebecca White
W. A. Eudaly
Sara M. Eudaly
Mary Schneider
Charles W. Schneider
Claudée Wood
Lula Wood
Odessa Jones
Ollie Jones
Fred Wieman
Ethel Wieman
Joseph King
Tillie King
Kathryn Walter
John Walter
Katie Fetter
Stanley Fetter
Woodmanse Manufacturing Co
A. Graeber
Mansfield
E. Hobbs
John Veaton
J. W. Stone
KU Radio to Air Bi weekly Program Schedule Tomorrow Night
The University of Kansas radio station KFRU will broadcast tomorrow night from 6 50 p m with a piano tuning in sequence and a piano program featuring Liszt Chopin and singing by Louise Miller Kept within the period they present a winter beauty segment by Prof W C Stevens a basketball game KU versus Drake and a talk From Coal Tar to Dyes by Brewster followed by educational psychology session VII led by Dean R A Schwegler The program proceeds with multiple musical pieces and a live game broadcast
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KFRU
University of Kansas
UN Sospiro
Liszt
Chopin
Elen Lindsey Kennedy
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Negro Spirtual
Carl Bohm
A Little Rock
John Barnes Wells
T. A. Larre‘More
Louise . Miller
W. C. Stevens
K. U
Drake U
Dk R. Q. Brewster
Sesson VII
Dean R.A. Schwegler
Nobody Loves You and the Mayo Remedy Ad
An old styled advertisement argues that success requires a kind disposition and links health to liver and stomach, touting Mayo's Wonderful Remedy as a simple harmless preparation that removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract, preventing stomach and liver issues including appendicitis. It touts availability at all druggists.
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Mayr
Dr Burton Dies After Silent Career in Education
Dr Marion Le Roy Burton, a long time educator who led Smith College and later served as president of the University of Minnesota and the University of Michigan, died after a career marked by a philosophy that education should actively solve humanitys problems. Born 1874 in Brooklyn, he rose from newsboy to Yale grad and college president, with a reputation as a prophetic reformer in education.
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University of Minnesota
University of Michigan
Smith College
Smith
Dr. Burton
Cleveland
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Coolidge
East
Marion le Roy Burton
Brooklyn
Town
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Burtons
Pillsbury
Carleton College
Windon Institute
Montevideo
Minn
Yealg
Church of the Pilgrims
Carleton
Yale
Harvard
Burton
Annual Democratic Washington Day Dinner Planned
Reservations indicate an attendance of five to six hundred for the annual Democratic Washington day dinner in Topeka Kansas. Principal speaker will be Sam Connally congressman from Texas Eleventh district. Mrs C W McLaughlin Kansas City Kansas will respond to the toast The Women Two legislators Senator C W Spencer and Representative Edgar C Bennett will speak. Last year the banquet drew 1200 attendees.
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Topeka
Kan
Sam L. Courtney
Sam Connally
Eleventh District
Texas
C. W. McLaughlin
Kansas City
C. W. Spencer
Why Be Offensive With Bad Breath Carter Liver Pills Story
Mr J Perry of 792 DeKalb Avenue Brooklyn recounts morning bad taste and offensive breath. After trying perfumes mouthwash and camouflages with only temporary relief a dentist suggested constipation and faulty intestinal elimination. Carter Little Liver Pills eased stomach and bowels, eliminated foul gas, and improved health.
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Carter
Government Bonds Report and Revival Meeting Notice
Liberty bonds closed with various rates as New York markets posted 3s 1 01.24 and 4s ranges. A Salvation Army revival meeting runs all week with Thursday titled Three Kinds of Men inviting all Christians to attend. Captain and Mrs. Clark lead the event. A note on Canada coal deposits claims about one seventh of global known supplies.
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New York
Liberty
U .S. Treasury
U. S. Treasury
Salvation Army
Clark
Canada
Pleads Not Guilty In Lone Star Drunk Arrest
Joe Meade was arraigned after being arrested for drunkenness at the Flory store in Lone Star. He pleaded not guilty, bail set at 1000, trial scheduled for next Tuesday at 2 PM. he remains in county jail. Community food sale planned for Saturday February 21 at McCulloch Drug Store by Ladies of St John's Catholic church.
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Joe.Meade
Flory
Lone Star
John Clark
McCulloch Drug Store
Ladies of
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