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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1921
Page
7
A drag-line excavator and a shell arrive for the irrigation drainage plan at the Indian school. The equipment secures the drainage ditch work and follows a project outlined by officials, with the contractor Haskell slated to perform the tasks.
Acting adviser Mrs. F. E. Bispot says university housing rules for women remain unchanged in summer, except no dating rule. Dorms close by 10 thirty p.m. Monday through Thursday, with Friday and Saturday nights ending by 10 p.m. One house may close later for general entertainments.
A photograph by H. T. Martin, patentator at the University, accompanies a story about a fossil bird with teeth. The caption notes the specimen and urges readers to ride a bicycle.
The university men's forum convenes its first meeting tomorrow in the Little Theatre at Green Hall where officers will be elected. The group aims to sustain activity through the summer session and keep ideas alive in education under the state commissioner.
Mayor Kreeck told the Lawrence police to target unemployed men and encourage employment. He said there is no reason for idleness and warned against loafers as idle crowds gather in game rooms.
A University of Kansas student Stevenson died Sunday night in Topeka after a long illness. The funeral will be held tomorrow in Kansas City. At his student years he lived with his mother in Lawrence and had many friends. His relatives from Long Beach California are en route via a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams, making the trip every other year.
Town business houses push for an earlier closing in July and August while street paving crews drill many holes in the business district. County officials including County Clerk George C. Brune and County Treasurer H. McWoney joined a Beavenwort visit for county matters. Weather today brought a lighter north wind but strong sun. The 8 o'clock streetcar delay involved an auto driver stopping to pick up waiting women. Second half tax collections at the county office reached 16 718, the largest day yet. A light rescue baseball season plans several good games next months as local fans back the stadium union drive to Topeka.
An old anodyne advertises Miyr's Wonderful Remedy claiming it cures stomach troubles liver complaints and catarrhal mucus in the intestinal tract. It promises quick relief with one dose and refunds money if unsatisfied, sold at local druggists everywhere.
Flint, Mich June 21 Buick dealers in Chicago territory ordered 500 new cars in one day fueling a dramatic drive-away at Buick plants. The spectacle illustrated strong industry revival faith and boosted expectations after 1922 model and price revisions. Orders from multiple regions exceeded supply, underscoring broad market demand and distribution pressures.
Mrs Verd M. Reid wife of Albert T Reid former Topeka newspaper man and cartoonist was granted a divorce in Judge George J Whitcomb division of the district court and given custody of their 17 year old daughter. The proceed ings were held yesterday in Topeka.
A year-old daughter named Marian held title to several city lots in Topeka. Mrs Reid petitioned for a legal determination regarding ownership and title matters of the city property.
Moving bous Id goods out of own or from other towns to Lawrence by auto truck a specialty. Best of care in handling household
Mrs. W F Smith of Murphysboro Illinois reports her daughter with inflammation of the eyes and inflammatory rheumatism improved after using Number 40 for the Blood. After five bottles eyes cleared limbs sound and symptoms did not return. Her 65 year old father, an invalid nine years, also improved after five bottles and feels twenty five years younger. She credits the medicine with opening the eyes of many sufferers. Sold by Round Corner Drug Store.
Fifteen hundred more beds at seven rehabilitation centers, including Little Rock, will be added via new construction and extension approved by the Secretary of War. The program costs over three million dollars and involves former soldiers. Dr. F J Allons osteopath is cited amid scattered accompanying lines.
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