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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1923

Page

2

Jayhawkers meet Sooners in pivotal Valley clash

Kansas hosts Oklahoma in a key Valley race tonight at Robinson Gym. Norman’s Sooners arrive after a strong start, reshuffling the lineup with Morse at center and Bonebrake at guards. Oklahoma and Kansas vie for upper Valley standings as Grinnell looms Friday night in Norman.

Kansas Court Ita Robinson Gymnalstam Apeet Woklahoma Hasket University of OK Jayhawker Weday Norman Val- Teanne Grinnell Vnd Oklahoma Dr. Allen Dreud Wallace McDournnott Soont Morse Johnson Bonebrake Gilmer Yoneai University A Eferce

Pi Beta Phi Initiates Nine and Cookie Shine Event

Wednesday afternoon Pi Beta Phi initiated nine pledges and hosted the annual cookie shine. New initiates include Frances Blair, Hutchinson. Frances Wilson Horton Hortense Pearce, Salina. Isabely Willer, Kansas City, Kan. Verle Williams, Kansas City, Kan. Carstanee Hinkle, Hutchinson. Eleanor Brown, Lawrence. Frartees Arant, Lawrence. Gwendolgin Sprtinger, Goff. Vera Saxon, Grand View, Mo. University Daily Kansan staff elections named Ralph Johnson editor in chief, Clifton Kirkpatrick campus editor, De Vaughn F. exchange editor, Helen Hauvels alumni editor, Charles Saylor plain tales editor, Kenneth Constant telegraphy editor. Nine new members of Tau will be entertained in Kansas City, chaperon Miss Agnes Husband. Weekend plans include a dine at the Muehlebach and a performance by Loukie Homer at the Shubert Theatre. Cabinet members hosted an 8 a.m. breakfast. attendees included Margery Daf, Frances Keith, Cecil Fenner, Emma Neuer, Marianna Dankely Elanor Hanson, Frances Wright, Dorothy Brande, and Miss Mary Scott of New York City. Scott visits Lawrence for Women’s Work events. Chancellor H. Lindley spoke at Junction City Chamber of Commerce banquet. Phi Beta Kappa will hold initiation for new members tonight.

Pi Beta ‘Phi Arez -Frances Blair Hutchinson Frances Wilson Horton Hortense Pearcem Salina Isabely Willer Kansas City Kan Verle'. Williams Ansas City J Carstanee Hinkle Hutchingon Eleanor Brown Laiwrence Frartees Arant Lawrence Gwendolgin Sprtinger Goff and Vera' Saxon Grand View, Mo Kansan Entor Ralph Johnson Ews Clifton Kirkpair de Vaupha Agnes Husband Ruth Ohmer Muehlebach Loukie Homer Shubert Lillian Mayer Marie Russ Margery Daf Frances Keith Cecil Fenner Emma Neuer Marianna Dankely Elanor Hanson Frances Wright Dorothy Brande Mary Scott New York City Scntt VY. W.C. A

Mrs Logan Dead Widow of Civil War General

Washington reports the death of Mrs John A Logan 84 widow of the Civil War Union Army Tennessee commander and later senator influenza illness after a ten day illness. She aided wounded at battle fronts and supported relief work. Born Petersburg near Sturgeon Boone County Missouri. Dublin reports an Irish government officer attack and fire attempt with troops. one irregular killed and three captured. Mrs Albert J Anderson and daughter Eunice visited Linwood with Mrs J E Tudhope.

Washington John A. Logan United States Minoi Columbia Petersburg Vilate Boone Sturgeon Jeresse Dublin Associated Fress

Fordson Day programs address farmer problems and progress

Speakers at Fordson Day hosted by the W. H. Smith Ford Agency outlined solutions to farm issues. Kansas State Agricultural College President W. M. Jardine spoke on boosting farmer prosperity while county agents discussed soil management, production margins, road upkeep, and cooperative farm bureau efforts. The event drew several hundred farmers with a tractor demonstration planned after lunch.

W. Smith Ford Agency W.M. Jardine Kansas State Agricultural College Varsity Claude Scott Chamber of Commerce United States H. G. Colgiazier Ina Farm Bureau E._ C. Bussing Traceblood Jardine

Hair Groom promises effortless, natural style for all hair

An ad for Hair Groom claims the product keeps hair combed all day, no stickiness or odor, even for unruly hair. It says the formula is absorbed by the scalp, leaving hair soft, pliable and natural for business or dress occasions, and available at drugstores.

Fort to Fort road families lose seventy five chickens

Two families near Fort to Fort road report seven five chickens stolen by thieves. B. F. Smith traveled to Topeka for a Washington's Birthday banquet with the Sons of the American Revolution joining the event. The Bowersock curtain remained until 8 45 Friday due to a basketball game.

Chi Jens Ort Severty Topeka B. F. Smith Washington

California Fig Syrup cited for baby stomach aid

Millions of mothers rely on genuine California Fig Syrup to ease infant and toddler stomach issues. The ad promises gentle relief from colic winds fever and coated tongue with a half teaspoonful that cleanses poisons gases and waste, urging buyers to demand authentic labeling to avoid imitation syrup.

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