Elettra Greek drama set for big Robinson gym audience
Final dress rehearsal tonight signals readiness for Thursdays performance of Elettra by the K U dramatic club. Kenedy and Mac Murray lead the cast with 1500 plus expected in the gym. Elaborate set and costumes mirror original Greek drawings and music enhances the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Gymnasium
Elettra
Gree
K. U.matic Club
Ee. Club
Diag? Butler
Sove
Spedias
Hee Craig
Kensnedy
J. Arthur MacMurray
Electra
MacMurray
Parades by soldiers in Winnipeg amid postwar unrest
Winnipeg reports two factions of returned soldiers paraded near Parliament as a general strike massed around the building. Major Fred Thompson spoke against demonstrators while organizers called union workers to quit. tension rose over food distribution and orderliness.
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Winnipeg
Parliament Building
Portage Avenue
Parliament
Fred Thompson
Central‘ E Committee
Free Typhoid Inoculations Continue in Lawrence
The second in a series of free typhoid shots will be given tomorrow afternoon at Mayor George Kreeck’s office in City Hall from noon to 8 p.m. Citizens are urged to take advantage to build immunity. three doses are needed at seven day intervals. A competent city health staff leads the inoculations.
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George Li
Kreeck
Lawrence
City Health Service
Historic monarchies toppled in waves of upheaval
The text recalls 1814 when Napoleon's fall emptied seven thrones from Warsaw to Spain and the 1848 revolutions that swept eight rulers, even the Pope, into exile, illustrating a pattern of dynastic collapse during periods of upheaval.
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Europe
Napoleon
Warsaw
Spain
Lawrence Boys Head For Elmdale Camp Outing
Thirteen Lawrence boys and two leaders depart about 11 tonight for the State High School boys camp of the Y M C A at Elmdale near Emporia. Last year 175 boys attended. about the same number expected. Leaders are McKinley Warren and L H Emmett. Attending boys include Dolph Simons Ted Oleyn Kenneth Stevenson Lee Drehmer Don Higins Albert Keefe Leonard Gregory John Akers Joel Chambers Lionel Lemon Reginald Kepler Jerry Stugard and Samuel Weatherby.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Ilmdale
Topeka
Elmdale
Emporia
Young Men's Christian Association
McKinley Warren
L. H. Emmett
Dolph Simons
Ted Oleyn
Kenneth Stevenson
Lee Drehmer
Don Higins
Albert Keefe
Leonard Gregory
Ohn Akers
Joel Chambers
Lionel Lemon
Reginald Kepler
Jerry Stugard
Samuel Weatherby
KU recruits RO T C units as enrollments climb
Col Harold Burdick reports 150 KU students enrolled for coast artillery and signaling work with infantry and engineering options to be taught next year. Over 180 students have joined the ROTC, and plans aim for 300 in the corps within four years as War Department equipment is requisitioned.
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Burdick
K. Va
C. T
Signal
Coast
University of Kansas Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Harold Burdick
Ro.t.c
War Department
K. U
Spasmodic Sermon Quote From Indianapolis Star
A brief quotation notes time’s tooth must show decay by this stage of eternity, attributed to the Indianapolis Star. The line reflects a pithy, philosophical aside in a newspaper column.
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Indianapolis Star
Uric Acid Cure Promoted By Doctor Pierce
A colonial ad-like notice touts An uric an anti uric acid remedy from Dr. Pierce of the Buffalo Invalids' Hotel. It claims to dissolve uric acid, relieve gout lumbago and rheumatic pains, and to stamp out toxins. Readers are urged to drink water and send 10 cents for a trial package. Professor H. Strauss endorses the remedy.
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Royal Charity Hospital
Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo, N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
H. Strauss
M. D
Kansas Alumni Hold Bethesda Maryland Memorial Day Reunion
Fifty Kansas University alumni gathered at the Bethesda home of Mr and Mrs Fred L Kepplinger for a Memorial Day reunion. The group followed Rock Chalk Jayhawk signals displayed on telephone posts guiding them to the grounds for a picnic. Strawberries from the Kepplingers garden served as colors and emblems in place of sunflowers. Military members included Major J C Rupenthal of 1895 Captain F D Schnacke 1911 now in the air service and Lieutenant Lloyd Stanley 1908 of the Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Fred L. Kepplinger
Bethesda
Maryland
Washington
Rockville Pike
Old College Yell
Kepplinger
Picnlic
Kansas
Kepplinger’s
J. C. Ruppenthal
F. D. Schnacke
The
Air Service
Lieut
Lloyd Stanley
Engi
Crawfordsville sisters visit with Rigdon family at home
Miss Cora Wheat and Miss Beant ats of Crawfordsville Indiana are guests of their sister Mrs. Walter Rigdon and family at 31 Kentucky Street. The note records a social visit and location as read from a local society page.
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Cora Wheat
Beantats
Crawfordsville, Ind
Walter Rigdon
Kentucky Street
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Eva Russell
Rosedale Hospital
Gordon McKee
France
Round Corner Drug Store
Bellans
Clark Swayze
W. Hixon
Spencer
J.C. Ruppenthal
W. J.ese
Homer Hoyt
Conrad
Jesperson
Earl C
Petty
Charles Gilmore
Nancy M. Goff
Andel Aydelotte
Abbie C. Spray
Louise Spalding
A. T. Beal
L. Griffin
E. M Batholow
Nelle ¥ Beal
Helen. Bain
Beal
June Madison Hall
Frances -Paul Bartholow
G. C. Virtue
Winifred Sterling
E. L. ‘Griffin
E. F. Kohman
A.S. ‘Ill
Helen Ard Margaret Hodder
James P. Schroeder
Frederika ‘Hodder
Mary Reding Schnacke
Swift & Company
Tavalibs
Kansas City
Weather Report
Kanene
Soneus Oklahoma
Kansas Natural Gas CO
Lawrence Boys
Ag Oe
Vernon
Jayhawkers
As.j. Jacoby
Allah
Co. K. Haw
W. J. Wright
Robinson Hall
University of Kansas
Scottish Rite Temple
Recorder’s Office
Mammoth Oriental
Abdallah Arabic Patrol
Abdallah Symphony
Shady Dell
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