Artist Paid For Reducing Litter
New York July 6 AP Gen De Forest Brush of Dublin NH received 4500 for repainting a portrait of Mrs Florence Brooks Aren of Park Avenue intended to slim the printed figure and please the subject. Brush later sued for 7000 claiming extra trips. jury set value of retouching at 4400 after deliberations over two days.
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New York
de ‘Forest
Brush
Dublin
N. H
Florence Brooks-Aren
New Hampshire
Plan Annual Dinner at University School of Education
A regular district program inspired entertainment will mark the School of Education annual dinner to be held at the Masonic temple next Friday evening at 6. Leaders include Dr B A Schweeler as school board president and Chancellor E H Lindley as superintendent. Prof J W Twente will toast, with Miss Loraine Carder reporting.
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School of Education
Masonic Temple
B.A. Schweeler
E. H. Lindley
J. W Twente
Loraine Carder
Paul Witty
W. W. McConnell
Blackie’ Blades
Mares Starkey
Twente
Fraser Building
Vicar Invites Motorists to Park and Lunch at Tarvin Church
In Tarvin, Rev JH Ridgway invites Sunday motorists to park in the drive and have lunch in the vicarage garden after services. The plan has drawn many motorists from the city and he envisions a motoring guild centered on Tarvin’s ancient churches.
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London
Jh.ridgway
Tarvin
Ridgway
Spor
Real estate transfers and local notices amid city items
Vila Young and others transfer property including lots and parts of Pinek Street and East Half Lot 26, Pinek 10th Street, to Lawrence Eyjilding and Loan Association and others. multiple parcels and addresses involved. Traffic cases report Phil Bowen fined for over parking. Leighton driver excused for stop-sign offense. Dart and Anderson to appear. Field engineering trip notes Delo Selig travels to Shreveport and New Orleans for salt dome survey work. Pulmotor aid to Mr. Clark at 1117 Connecticut Street. Spanish War Veterans camp No.1 meets with keynote at 8 pm in the county courthouse.
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Vila Young and
Garth Walt
PinekiXth - Street
E. W. Sellards
Winnie Sellards
Lawrence
Lin
Dorothea
Eugene
H.P. Epsey
Martha Enley
Lawrence Blliot
Sdi F
Ricae Street
Phil Bowen
Leighton
Eleventh
Tennessee Streets
Tudge Datherty
BE. Dart
Clifford Anderson
Delo Selig
Shreveport
August Selig
New Orleans
Dizie Clt Company
Mississippi
Imperial Male-quartet of Chicago to sing in Fraser hall
The Imperial Male-quartet of Chicago, famed through phonograph records, performs Thursday at Fraser Hall. Their program blends ensemble pieces with solos and comedy numbers. Once a church quartet in Chicago, they have performed at Auditorium Theatre for a decade, earning universal press praise and promising a splendid hour and a half of musical enjoyment.
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Imperial
Chicago
Fraser’ Hall
Imperial Organization
Auditorium Theatre of
Chicago Grand Opera
Deaths and Funerals for Edwin Burkhardt and Helen Grover
Funeral services for Edwin Burkhardt, 11, held at Rumsey funeral home with Rev. William H. Butler in charge. Body to be buried in Abilene Kansas tomorrow. Helen A. Grover dies at home southwest of Lawrence. services set at home tomorrow at 10 with Rev. Alfred Grey, burial in family plot.
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Edwin Burkhardt
Rumsey
William H. Butler
First Presbyterian Church
Abilene
Kan
Helen A. Grover
Lawrence
Alfred Grey
Stamps Valued at 100 Million Francs at Strasbourg Exhibition
A rare stamp collection shown at Strasbourg during the Philatelic Congress drew attention as the few ounces of old paper were valued at 100,000,000 francs. A commemorative issue of five and ten-franc stamps limited to 50,000 was printed by the French government for the congress.
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Paris
Strasbourg
Stadium Concert Broadcast Across Nations Tonight
United Press reports Lewisohn Stadium concert featuring New York Philharmonic Orchestra under Willem van Hoogstraten. Broadcast stations listed across major cities include WEAF WIZ WBZ KDKA KYW and more. Program highlights Debussy Polish dances and Strauss tone poem with schedule by time zones.
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R. Strauss
Tachaitkowsky
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WBZ
KDKA
KYW
KSD
WEBH
WPG
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Ortchestra
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O—Wbal
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Big Bester
J—Smilers
Metropolitan Theatre
So—Dance Orchestra
Buffalo
Jjinner Music
K. Statler
Tale
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Nclaginnati
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Zoo Dante Music
Crosley Goldacks
Hse
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AWTAM
Cleveland
Janssen
Cleve
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WCX
Dineer
WGHP
Detroit
Detroit Symphony Orch
Oriale Terrate Rcheatra
Pepper Potters
Guarter
EW York
Lewisohn Stadia
New York Fhilharmonic Orchestra
Twin Oaks Orchestra
WGRS
WPCH
Ee Philadepha
Pragall
Wir
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
acgp-Steele
United States
Levwisohn
WRVA
Richmond
St. James
Hesper social news covers visits and harvest updates
The Hesper column lists Mr and Mrs S H Davis Mrs Lloyd Thomas Mrs Lena Crouch and others visiting in town. Ed Haverty crew baled for Nathan Henley while wheat harvest advances amid muddy fields. Memorial hospital cases include Totaw and Clara Votaw under care. Community events include weddings, dinners and travel to Kansas City and Lawrence.
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Watson's
H. Davis
Lloyd Thomas
Lena Crouch
John
Ivan
Crouch Te Pire
Clifford Watson
B Th ‘Rynerson
Mary
Katherine ‘Thomas
Fern Cox
Lucy Kaegi
Eudora
James
Rosh
Hattie
Ed Haverty
Tulsa
Okla
Kansas City
Berenice Stanley
Irene Witt
Kaw Valley
Bert Harbour
Baby
Harry Ambler
Irvin Votan
Williamson St Vinland
George Wotan
H. O. Woodard
Mary Outland
Jesse Reynolds
de Soto
Alonzo_Ambler
Irving Votaw
Lawrence
Clara Votaw
Memorial Hospital
H. ©. Woodard
Ruth
L. BE. Klopfenstein
Shig
James Rush
Richard. Henderson
L. B. Klopfenstein
John D. Mills
XN. P. Henley
Grob
Gillwater
Laurence
Mess Warnes
J.E. Klopfenstein
Dawes Plan funds French railways to fit air brakes
French freight trains will receive air brakes in a five year program costing about 64 million dollars. The plan, enabled by the Dawes agreement, shifts work partly to German industry under payment in kind, with Andre Tardieu directing the public works effort.
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Paris
Dawes
Andre Tardieu
Public Works
Usin
France
M_Tardien
Paulen Says Lawyer May Succeed Hussey
Topeka Kans July 6 Governor Paulen has not selected a successor for L T Hussey as chairman of the public service commission but says there are about three chances out of five the new chairman will be a lawyer Hussey an insurance and timber man will leave the commission in August
Must Learn to Drive Paris Traffic Police
Paris traffic officers must learn to drive says new Prefect Jean Chiappe to better understand motorists troubles. Newspapers urge city officials and traffic commissioners to try driving to see how rules affect real drivers. Housing better in Paris.
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Paris
Polce
Jean Schiappe
Paris Faces Housing Shortage Despite 1500 Empty Flats
Police investigations show at present 1,500 empty flats in Paris indicating improved housing but a continuing shortage for working class families. Many vacant units are in deluxe buildings and several are held for sale rather than rent.
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Paris
AAP
Rat Killing Record Set by Cardiff Official
Charles Rees an Llanhilleth official near Cardiff claims to have killed 2500 rats in eighteen months using a ferret fox terrier and a sealvham during a coal stoppage. The campaign cleared the pits of rats and drew comparisons to a legendary rat killer.
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Cardiff
Ene
Charles Rees
Llanhilleth
Sealvham
Rees
Personal notices of travel visits and departures
Dr C J Simmons leaves for California for a visit. Mrs Tl B Pesirs of Washington arrives to spend weeks with her daughter Mrs Harold Cansrant, then to Albuqu enque. Grace Light arrives from Newark to finish Latin work in Brooklyn and spend summer in Texas and California with relatives. John R Barnes departs for New York for summer school at Columbia. Howard McConnell family and C W Pollom return from Bean Jake camping at Crystal Beach. Clara Nigg, formerly in Honolulu, to sail August 20 to study bacteriology at the University and pursue PhD. May Marsh, Sharon Style Shop manager, spent July in Kansas. Frank Ise of Wichita visits his mother in Lawrence for the Fourth.
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C. J. Simmons
California
Tl. B. Pesirs
Washington
Harold Cansrant
Kansas
Misa Grace Light
Newark
Brooklyn
Hu. M. Light
Texas
H. F. Samaon
Amarillo
Riverside
Cal
W. P. Shott
Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
San Francisco
John R. Barnes
New York
Columbia University
Howard McConnell
Donald
Frank Ise
Wichita
Lawrence
Rosa
Boys Should Be Taught Home Making Also for Boys
Port Seattle July 6 AP Boys as well as girls should be taught the all important business of home making the National Education Association convention delegates were told today by Hsie L Elliott head of home economics at Manual Arts high school Los Angeles Miss Elliott who spoke before the American Home Economics association branch said it is foolish to train our girls exclusively for home making since no home is a real one without fifty per cent cooperation on the part of the father The chief aims of a course in home economies for boys should be to develop an appreciation of parental responsibility to help boys to realize the duties of fatherhood the need of clean wholesome living and to give them some knowledge of child psychology and child training to study the financial basis on which a home is built to learn fundamental principles of food preparation to develop a finer social sense through conduct etiquette and dress Twenty four states offer the same training in home economcs mixed in some states the demand for such training is increasing Miss Elliott said In some places the courses are compulsory.
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Seattle
Wash
Boye
National Education Association
Hssie L. Elliott
Los Angeles
Elliott
American Home Economics
Association
Miss Elliott
Moffat Tunnel To Be Thru This Week
Concrete progress on the Moffat tunnel halves the heading, crews blasting from four places reduce tunnel length to 85 feet. Officials predict railroad trains will run through the tunnel by September 13 as blasting continues this week.
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Denver
Moffat-loans
Eee Ge
Kansas Farmer Hurt in Airplane Crash
Norfolk Nebraska July 6 A P A Kansas farmer J L Fisher 55 Almeng Kansas was badly hurt when his plane crashed near Creighton Nebr He fainted while high in the air tried to land and lost control about fifteen feet from the ground He was pulled from the wreckage and taken to a local hospital with a broken nose and chest bruises
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Norfolk
Nebr
J. L. Fisher
Almeng
Kansas
Creighton
Fisher
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