Plans for district School Day on May 2 at Stadium Field
At the regular district teachers meeting about sixty educators approved arrangements for the annual School Day activities on May 2. Beatrice Cook outlined field exercises to be conducted at Stadium Field. Plans included a March school board meeting, a G A R auxiliary dinner, a miniature moving picture machine for visual education, and student music and readings from Oak Ridge Pleasant Valley Vinland and Model schools.
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Court House
Beatrice Cook
Stadium Field
G.A.R
Oak Ridge
Pleasant Valley
Vinland
Ain
Tickets Sell Fast For American Legion Comedy at Bowersock
Promoters report strong advance sales for the American Legion show Three Wise Fools to be staged at the Bowersock Theatre next Monday and Tuesday. Director Mr. Conelly, with about fifteen years on stage, says the cast is far above amateur level and promises one of the Legion’s best productions. Special music by Fred Leonard. curtain rises promptly at 8:25.
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American Legion
Three Wise Fools
Bowersock Theatre
Conelly
New York
Lawrence
Legion
Fred Leonard
Bowersock Orchestra
KU Radiocast Prominent Violin Solos by McGrew Ott
The KU broadcasting station KEKU features violin solos by Conrad McGrew and songs by Ester Ott in a biweekly Monday program. The evening includes piano tuning, basketball coaching by Dr. Alten, a debate on raising the plane of debate, and Elementary Spanish lessons.
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University of Kansas
KEKU
Conrad McGrew
Miss. Ester Ott
McGrew
Miss Ott
School of Fine Arts
University
Ester Ott
F.C. Alten
B.A. Gitkinson
Iersen Viit
Assessors receive March property assessment instructions
Eleven township assessors met with county clerk E. C. Bussing to receive instructions for the annual property assessment starting March first. Bussing distributed the assessment equipment and outlined requirements. Assessors for Lawrence to meet at 10 A M Monday for instruction and equipment, while enumerators convene at 10 A M Tuesday with further guidance.
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E. C. Bussing
Bussing
Lawrence
Would Have Clean Plays in New York Theatre Scene
Florenz Zeitgfeld telegram to District Attorney Banton argues eliminating objectionable plays by public abstention is impractical due to newspaper fueled curiosity. He notes an historic rise in smut and dirt in New York theatres, urging controls though public withdrawal may fail.
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Baltimore
Banton
New York
Florenz Zeitgfeld
Gay MacLaren to Read Play at University Tuesday Night
Gay MacLaren dramatic artist will read a play Tuesday night in Robinson gym under the KU Begma club. She acts all roles with simple stage settings, receives enthusiastic critics from leading cities, and marks the first solo talent presentation by the KU Dramatic club. A moderate charge and student enterprise tickets admitted.
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Gay MacLaren
Will
Robinson Gymnasium
Begma
Miss MacLaren
K. U. Dramatic Club
Horrer- Witte Convert Bureau
Court to Hear Monday Morning Cases
Two district court cases are set for Monday morning. The first is W. W. Hutton versus Henry Gerhard, followed by the divorce case Rosie Bradley versus Thomas Bradley.
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District Court
W. W. Hutton
Henry Gerhard
Rosie Bradley
Thomas Bradley
Personal News Roundup From Kans City to Topeka
Miss Helen Stillman travels to Kansas City for visits while Prof OBrien and others attend the national education association midwinter meeting in Cincinnati. Various residents make daytime trips to Kansas City for work, visits, or duties, with several heading to Topeka and nearby towns. Three bonds forfeited in city police court for jay driving and speeding notices conclude the brief items.
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Helen Stillman
Kansas City
F. O. O'Brien
Harvey C. Lehman
W. R. Smith
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Education Association
Helen Walters
Hew
Robb
Ruth Hill
Harvey Walker
James W. Kensett
Municipal Reference Bureau
Baldwin
Harold Ingham
Topeka
J. E. Chamber
Lexington
Chambers
Mildred Eldridge
Elspeth Hill
W. C. Hook
Leavenworth
O. Johns
Paul
Witty
Kansas
Teachers’ Association
L. D. Havenhill
Betty Nichols
Grace Young
Charles Daniels
Lawrence
John Patt
Beta House
Clark C. Wilbur
Kansas ‘City
Harold Stewart
Lawrence Business College
Ottawa
George C. Nicholson
Chicago
Carrie Watson
C. B. Russell
Lolita
Jack Vale
Hugh. Means
Mraz
L. N. Lewis
George Esterly
Garnett
Kathleen Monroe
H. B. Bullene
Hazel Weaver
Hot Springs
Ark
E. B. Bayles
Spenger
Warrensburg
Stewart
Walter Sicking
Jay
G. E. Pettijohn
Dr. McClure
Market News Recap of Feb 21 Chicago and Kansas City
Market notes from Chicago and Kansas City describe wheat and corn price swings amid selling by holders and firming hog and cattle values. New York stocks rose on railroad equipment concerns while trading volumes moved with merger rumors. Local weathered items include farm prices, hay, grains, and livestock prices with several named places and figures. Fire Chief Will Reinisch and others planned short trip to Topeka.
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Chicago
United States
Wall Street
New York
Southwestern Railroad
United States Cast Iron Pipe
Mack Trock
General Electric
Marland and Pacific
Chicago Livestock
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Rosedale at Lawrence in final home game of season
Lawrence prepares for the last home game of the season as Rosedale visits on the Liberty Memorial court for a Northeast Kansas League clash at 7 30. Captain Endsley Jones and teammates will bid farewell in the red and black while Coach McDonald may mix starters after a recent win over Kansas City Manual.
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Lawrence
Rosedale
Liberty Memorial Court
Kansas City Manual
McDonald
Gracber
Endsley Jones
Max Foresman
Thomas Popplewell
Jones
Foresman
Popplewell
Kaw Pipe Line Co Elects Officers At Elks Luncheon
Kaw Pipe Line Co directors met at the Elks to reenact leadership for the year electing Jas H Mitchell as president W G C Simons as vice president W H Chariton as secretary and treasurer The firm operates gas wells at Reno and near Linwood and supplies Bonner Springs then sells gas to Kansas Natural Gas Company A Drake–Sooners game recap notes Oklahoma Sooners defeated Drake 37 to 26 at Norman with Everett Drake forward top performer.
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Kaw Pipe Line Co
Elks
Jas. H. Mitchell
W. G C. Simons
W. H. Chariton
Reno
Linwood
Bonner Springs
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Sooners
Bulldogs
Oklahoma University
Drake University
Norman
Everett
Drake
Sixty Take Civil Service Exam For Carrier Clerk Posts
About sixty persons sat the civil service exam today for carrier clerk positions at the Lawrence post office. It is the first such examination in Lawrence in several years. Also noted is the closing out sale of Exik sen Furniture Store as it goes out of business.
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Lawrence
Exiksen
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Mrs. Anderson
Rangeley
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