Mothers' Friendship Club Baby Clinic and Lecture
The Mothers' Friendship Club will host a free baby clinic tomorrow at Friendship Club House Delaware Avenue Bi weekly session includes a Dr James Naismith lecture and discussion Babies will be examined by a physician at no charge Admission is free and all mothers with infants invited to attend The event emphasizes care over entertainment with refreshments served after the program
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James Naismith
Friendship Chiy
Friendship Club House
Delaware
Plese
Leen
Lecompton
Heart of Eudtinidatiet
Wecline
Gertrmle Eddy
Excluding Women at St Louis Missionary Council
A St Louis executive committee voted to exclude women from Laymen Missionary Council activities. The council, to be held December 2 to 4, is expected to draw about twenty five hundred delegates.
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St. Louis
St .Ionis
Layvien's Missionary Orievement
Eran
Five Die In New York Heat Wave
Five people died and many were affected by extreme humidity in New York City yesterday. One victim collapsed while watching at the police grounds as heat intensified across the metropolis.
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New York
First Term Ends at Kansas Summer School
The first term of the Summer School at the University of Kansas closed Wednesday July 21 marking the most fruitful session since the institution began unary courses. Weather was unusually cool and students enjoyed a vacation during the term. The second term starts July 22 and lasts three weeks offering more credit towards a degree or extra work in intended subjects.
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K. U
University of Kanclase
Sion
Reprove Manufacturer Washington 7 Letters uf ryproof
Secretary Redfield sent to the Cleveland Automatic Machinery Company and to Chip and the American Machinist a publication about advertisements for poisonous loaded shells. The Department of Commerce was notified that President Wilson, after review, examined the matter.
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Washington
Redfield
Ted
Cleveland Automatic Machinery Company
Cleveland
Qchip
American Machinist
New York
Department of Commerce
Wilson
Tax on Unmarried People in Reich After July 20
Dresden August 20. The Reich city authorities in Vegtland have ordered higher taxes on single adults with income. People earning 1100 to 2200 marks pay 1 extra percent. 2200 to 4000 marks pay 10 percent. 4000 to 10000 marks pay 15 percent. above 10000 marks pay 20 percent. Exceptions apply to dependents. No guidance given on how single women may avoid the levy.
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Dresden
Adermany
Reichwh
Vegtland
Merchants Object Continued on Page One Sewer District Formed
A new sewer district was proposed with connections to the main sewer at Fifteenth Street and a levy to fund construction. Paving of alleys between New Hampshire and Rhode Island, from Tenth to Eleventh and from Ninth to west of Olio, was awarded to Tarr Paving Company. City deliberations noted lack of a valid auto light ordinance, with talk of using blinds over headlamps to direct light. Regular W U meeting reported, with a children’s event by Miss McCracken and prohibition-work interest sessions. Geologist Sellards will visit Lawrence for summer stay with his wife and daughter.
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Delaware Street
Fourteenth Street
Fifteenth Street
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Mifth
Olio
Te Trian and Tarr Paving Company
Thomas Harley
Harley
Kreeck
W. Ul
Mos
Market Report From Kansas City Ma July 20
Market steady with prime fed steers around 9.75 and dressed beef steers near 9.65. Cows and heifers unchanged to mixed. No 2 White around 52 to 34 cents, No 3 White 77 to 80 cents. rye and hay markets show limited change. Receipts: hogs about 10,000 with market slow. dates and figures reflect daily close and bids.
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Associated Press
Kansasity
Iéec
State Won't Pay for Alumni Dinner at University
Continuation reports the state auditor ruling that funds were not appropriated to cover free commencement week dinners for alumni and friends. Items like music, beverages, and salad supplies were disallowed as charges to the university, with emphasis on diploma fees and cafeteria ticket receipts covering only some costs.
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TSAO
Jin
Chaatman Thickery
Davis
Tenahte
HHS
Sam
Dinner expense dispute at university budget hearing
A state auditor expresses views on maintenance and commencement day dinner costs, arguing such expenses are not proper maintenance, and criticizing the inclusion of band and other items. The piece also covers free moving pictures by Dr Sammanstine in South Park, and a drive to gather cars for visiting Fraternal Aid delegates to the national convention in Pasadena, with calls for Lawrence residents to volunteer vehicles and advertise.
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Jane
South Park
BE. E. Samnanstine
Samuanstine
South
Park
United States
Je Sonnanstine
Lawrence
South’ Park
Ludlow m
Pasadena
Caill
Howard
Santa Fe
Otis Perkins
Ashes a Cure for Cuts in Field Surgery
Frankfort Germany July 90 A surgeon who treats Cossacks explains a new wound healing method using a thick coil of ashes from burned cotton or wool cloth applied to the injury and bound with a bandage. The technique reportedly reduces pain and speeds recovery, especially for saber and bayonet wounds. Neil Donnelly reports from Kansas City.
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Frankfort
Germany
Europe
School Board Lets Contracts For School Improvements
The school board last night approved contracts for betterments on Woodlawn and Quincy building renovations. Dunn’s crew reworked Woodlawn at 312.30. Gracher Brothers supplied exhaust fans and ducts for 204.50. Opperman repainted roofs and fire escapes for 50.50 and 11 respectively, with additional repairs listed. Plans to fit basement for grade manual training, new blackboards, and furnishings were discussed, with bids sought for annual reports and clock purchases.
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Zol- YA
Dunn
Woodlawn
Gracher Brothers
Quincy
W. A. Operman
Quincy and Pinckney
Pinckney
New York
Quingy
Snpt. Smith
WH. la. Esainett
Whit. A.churchill
M Constant
Griffitts
Innes
Metcalf
Rock Island Stop Meeting Postponed Due to Weather
The meeting to be conducted under his direction is postponed till next year because of weather and his inability to manage this year. Delegates will be in Lawrence for several years, decorations suggested for next Saturday, and a large hall event noted. Police will handle the coat theft from Dick Bros store if not returned.
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Tvenr
Rob't. E. Rankin
FLA. Uy
Lawrence
Sears
Inneh
Laree F
Winey
Union Patilie
Sansas
Ating
JD. Brooks
F. FE. Butler
Ww. W. Burnett
Der
Dick Bros
Boy Rogue Buster Nabbed After Hoadley Store Robbery
A colored eight year old, known as Buster Hawkins, was captured after a night raid on the Hoadley store and the Kaw Valley creamery area. He admitted breaking in and stealing a Kewpie Kodak valued at around five to nine dollars. Police note his lack of fear and cool demeanor, saying he is one of the most brazen juveniles they've dealt with. The kodak is not recovered and Buster claims he could identify the white boy who bought it if seen. Bernard Gilespie left for Kansas City to join his father and later plan a family trip to Minnesota and San Francisco.
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Lluadley
Kaw Valley
Tiawkins
Buster
Ford
Ohio Street
Aindome
Iouster
Hoadley
Hawkins
Police Star
Bernard Gilespie
Iis
F. A. Gilespie
Kansas City
San Francisco
Minnesota
For Sale Near New Cottage and Lot in South Lawrence
Too late to classify for sale nearly new five room cottage and one lot. Schemi buildings in South Lawrence, large interior completed. Electricity and bathroom fixtures installed. Price $1,556 with $500 down, six percent interest on contract, no interest after principal. All payments apply to principal. Drosford Investment and Mortgage Company, 524 Massachusetts Street.
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Schemi
South Lawrence
Larze Istern
Drosford Investment and Marteave Company
S24
Massetts Street
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