New Display of Japanese Prints at University
University of design department in West Administration building opens a temporary exhibit from 20 June to 1 July. Hours 9 to 5 daily except Sunday. Sunday viewing by request to Dean Swarthout. Prints include color landscapes and city scenes, praised for brilliance and preservation.
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New York
University Department of Design
Department
West’ Administration Building
D. JM. Swarthout
Bos m
Japan
China
India
Nanking
Deaths and Funerals Emma Morton Warrey
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Morton Warrey, who died in Des Moines on June 21, will be held tomorrow afternoon from St. Pauls A.M.E. Church at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Holler will conduct the services. Burial will be made at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Emma
Morton Warrey
Tomma
Morton Harvey
Des Moines
Jlune
St. Names A.M. E
Hey. Holler
Oak Hill
Italian Sentinel guards Adriatic harbor at Vallona
An Italian fortified island at Vallona, renamed the Italian Sentinel of the Balkans, guards the landlocked harbor. Albanians claim its strengthened guns can block Adriatic navigation by uniting fire with Brindisi. The limestone island rises 50 feet, with roads to the summit and earthworks visible from a distance.
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Vallona
Albinia Capa Sasena
Sazend
Balkans
Albania
Durazzo
American ties build Paris homes by installment plan
American style mass housing meets French demand as developers market quick builds without lots. A Paris firm runs full page ads showing six bungalows and two story homes priced from 1200 to 5000 francs, named Lotus, Marigold, Geranium, Lily of the Valleys, Mimosa, and Hortensia.
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Paris
A.P
France
Cigar Ashes Inspires Curious Detective Figure
In Cannes Pierre Argens, a man not known as a smoker or scientist, is described as a connoisseur of cigar ashes. Police found over 6,000 cardboard boxes and glass tips covering ash remnants in his apartment amid an odd fascination with collecting. A Welsh miner-turned-minister note appears as a separate fragment in the report.
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Cannes
France
A.P
Sherlock Holmes
Pierre Argeus
Mutinous Convicts Ready to Talk
Mutinous convicts claim inhuman treatment sparked the prison mutiny. Governor Paulen says mutinies are planned overrides of institution rules and will not be tolerated. Haldemann’s inquiry authority is limited as to access and findings.
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Palen
Paulen
Haldemann
Haldeman
Julius
De Soto Notes and Community Events Highlight June Day
In De Soto the Children's Day exercises at the Methodist church were followed by a June 12 party at Mrs. Herbert Linden’s home with 19 guests. Activities included family visits, church fellowships, high school movie times, and local illness updates. Many locals attend dinners, shop, and travel, with weather and harvest notes emerging from the community in Kansas City and nearby towns.
Glasses and Golf Improve the Game of Greats
The piece notes that vision aids are increasingly used in golf and other sports. Francis Ouimet, Harry Vardon, and Willie Macfarlane benefited from glasses, influencing their play in Opens and matches. Other champions like James Braid and Vardon reportedly adopted spectacles to correct misreads and missed putts, suggesting aging players gain and others must adapt.
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Francis Ouimet
Galf
Boy Price
Harry Vardon
Edward Jay
Brook Hine
Francis
Thas
Worcester
Johnny Farrell
Bobby Jones
Willie Macfarlane
Willie
Macfarlane
James Braid
Vardon
Taylor
Baird
Harry Vardot
Uip
Harry
Wolfer
Tighten Driving Rules Paris Traffic Changes
Paris authorities tighten driving rules with a new requirement to stop behind street cars in urban areas and adopt the right of way on national roads. The shift from a right on the car approaching from the right to a national road rule is controversial and feared to slow main artery traffic.
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Paris
America
France
Old Fort Niagara enters 200 year restoration phase
The Abigail Fillmore chapter of the Thoughters of the American Revolution will furnish the new entrance hall with Colonial period furniture as the 200 year old Fort Niagara is restored. Other patriotic groups plan to furnish remaining rooms while Congress has appropriated 315,000 for exterior repairs by the War Department in cooperation with Fort Niagara authorities.
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Youngstown
Abigail Fillmore
Thoughters of the
Fort Niagara
Congress
War Department
Baseball scores in the National and American leagues
Yesterday only scheduled games with results across the National and American leagues. Mentioned are Pittsburgh 11 Cincinnati 1 St Louis 5 Chicago 4 and New York 7 Philadelphia 3 plus Chicago 7-2 St Louis 8-5 and other scattered scores. Bowling scores listed include Rumsey Edmondson Young and Hetzel with mixed results.
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National Leagle Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis i
Chicago
New York
Philademiia-Brook
York
Reptay Washington
Fesaiphia Heli
St. Lows
Americas Association
Wangas- Dry
Loufejilitel
Awake
Indianapolis ii
Toledato
Aatunecapelie
Pahil
Columbus
Earl
Armenia native Melanie Aslanian on Missoula campus fame
Melanie Aslanian, an eighteen year old native of Armenia, tours the University of Montana campus in Missoula. She sings frequently at campus events and on KUOM, the university radio station, and is sought after for speaking engagements on conditions in her homeland.
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Aslanian Missoula
Mont
Melanie
Aslanian
Armenia
University of of
KUOM
Bathing Restrictions Eased in Racine Parks
In Racine Wisconsin I B Farmer superintendent of parks announces relaxed bathing attire rules for the coming season. He notes strict limits offended youth and urges modest dress while promising no molestation as long as propriety is kept. He also cites lighter fabrics and shorter suits as the new standard.
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Tacine
Police
I.B. Farmer
Racine
Farmer
Personal notices include travels and visits across several states
Mr. ss CR Koellinger and favil leave for Galena Missouri for the weekend. Thomas Mitchell, manager of Radio Art company of Portland Oregon, returned to Lawrence for a brief visit with his mother. W B Anstel accompanied him from Portland. Miss Eileen Penney plans to attend the Alpha Delta sorority convern in St. Lawrence area and will stay about three weeks visiting Buffalo and Rochester. George B Sheets, after three and a half months homebound, is now able to be about town again though not yet fully active.
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CR. Koellinger
Favil
Galena
Thomas A Mitchell
Radio Art Company
Parteland
Ore
Lawrence
Nibarzer
W. B. Anstel
Portland
Eileen Penney
Alpha Lelta Bi
St. Lawrence
Buffalo
Rochester
N. Y
George B. Sheets
Acquainneces
Alumni Reorganize KU Club in Washington DC
About fifty Kansas University alumni gathered near the national capital for a reorganization on June 1 8 at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Keplinger. Officers elected included Paul Fr Haworth president and A H Worley vice president. The group heard about Elizabeth Kilghrepe set to teach in a girls school in Sebroon Lake New York. Police reported a two car collision at Ninth and Massachusetts streets and five inmates slept in the city jail.
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Kansas University Club
Washington, D. C
Fred, Elsworth
Iakipyni
BK. U
Myrs
Fred Keplinger
Bethseda
Carital
Cith
Paul Fr. Waworth
A. H L. Worley
Alexander Wetmore
Keplingers
Allsworth
B. F. Ko
E.G. Smith
Aul E. Haworth
Emily
E._ Tenney
Sebroon Lake
New York
Fred Ellsworth
Great
Berrington
Massachusetts
OFF TO SEE THE OZARKS 7- FORT SCOTT ROTARY TOUR
Fort Scott Kansas June 20 A P reports the Fort Scott Rotary club of 75 members left Adon for Hahatonka Park Missouri to view the Ozarks. A caravan of 20 cars will reach Lebanon this evening for overnight hosting by the Lebanon chamber of commerce. The expedition continues to Hahatonka Park the next morning.
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Fort Scott
Kans
Ozarks
Fort
Scott Rotary’ Club
Adon
Hahatonka Park
Bayard Taylor
Lebanon
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence area notes of visits and calls
Lawrence area residents keep busy with social calls and family visits. Numerous neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Shuler, Pearl Johnson, Naomi Behrens, Alda Hoover, Lola Behrens, and Mary Metsker visit relatives in Lone Star, Overbrook, and Topeka, while others attend gatherings at Garber and Postma homes and share Sunday afternoon hospitality.
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Vand
Fred Simon
Art
Lawrence
Orie Smith
Sam Grammer
Asa
Larence
Hoover
Alda
Overbrook Tallers
Friay
Millard
John
Lola _Behrens
George Millan
Aid
John Smith
Lone Star
Pearl Johnson
W. V
Brubaker
Walter Grammell Hi
Jaedicke
Ligzie Mowder
Mabel
Myrtle
Tinger
Frances
Willer
Irene Mabler
Eula Wolfe
Wridby
Winifred Garber
Orie
Wild Kingery
Morence
Lonzie
Everett Kingery
Arthur’ Sanders
Oscar’ Malmburr
Walter
Wayne
Holsappie
Frank
Maurice Fishburn
Charlie Rooks
C. Postman
Tohn
Alva “Miller
Vincent Wolfe Iins
Eddie Johnson
William Ewing
Floyd Garber
Lahorence
Ben Garber
Elma
oMrs
Lefa Wishhar
Mary Logle
Trey Siman
Miller
ACM
Community Connector Notes From Lawrence Area
A dense local social page lists numerous calls and visits across Carbondale and Lawrence. Families including Dillon, Persinsee, Shuith, Garber, Hoover, Metsker, Wolfe, Kingery, and Miller share Friday to Sunday calls, shopping, weddings, and church activities. Readers visit kin, attend a wedding, and note slow recovery of Henry Metsker.
Barker Community Notes and Local Visits Stressed
Sunday service was canceled due to bad roads. Mrs Jessie Jones visited Galena with her mother Mrs J. P. Bryan. Ambrose Bigely and family stopped by Guy Bicphy’s home. Charles Button visited the Seigel Rose farm. Blanche Shelly vacationing with friends in Rush Center Kansas. The Douglas County Inde will meet at the Chamber of Commerce on Thursday evening June 8. Mrs. Charles Brown, formerly Mary Barker, died near Lecompton. funeral at Glen Church and burial in Lecompton cemetery. Noah Hetrick and C. A. Tehacds attended a funeral in Let compton. Minnie Kahle and August Kahle dined with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winter. The Minervian club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs A. W. Husted. Mrs. Paul Winter hosted guests. Barr Gorrill and Virginia called at Grant Johnson’s. Josephine Eldridge returned from a visit in Kansas. Barker G P B A held an event at the schoolhouse Friday night. Virginia Myers visiting daughter in Ames. Ambrose Bigely and family visited near Eudora. Helen Harshberger visited Barbara Bailey in Lawrence. Lucille and Mildred Gentry stayed with family over the weekend. Matha Ransdell visited Galen Ware at Memorial hospital Sunday. Barr Garrill’s family and Helen Haltshurger visited L. Bryan. Trescott Underswood and family from Lawrence moved to a nearby farm for summer. Rapial church picnic scheduled in Lawrence on Saturday June 25 with supper at 6:00 pm. Wilbur Pringle from Lawrence visiting cousin Wood Trett Bly. Barber’s Drug Store notes.
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Herbert Linden
David Jewett
Harry Hiddiston
J. F. Taxler
Kansas
City
Lillian Cox
Ames
Iowa State
Fred Haller
Toneka
Ralph Thiry
de Soto
Ens City
Wichita
A. Mj Fortney
Lawrence
Herman Casebier
Lawrencgh
Frank Strickland
Theriot
Thelma Murphy
Coldead
S. Hambleton
Herbert
Uinden
Colorado
Ao Martin
Ralpte Foon
O. Wright
Hee Magezie Freeman
Aday
Sen de Eraen
Praiex
Prairds
William Beam
He Hospital
Maxine Maker
Gray Parks
Kansas City
Warliv Cunningham
Kaw
Amy Glindiff
Tillian
Morse
William Hiddleston
Aga Arthur. Moore
Forest ‘Springer
Figwrence Taper
Th. Q. Wright
Don Milles
Kait
Las Cidy
Miller
W. Phillips
Kate
Jowett
M. Jewatt
Doneld Martin
Bucyrus
Che
Ernest
Kirkpatrick
A. Ashlowt
Lucy Kaegi
Sudore
Heather Charles
Keesi
Kee Kaeci
Will, Hodges
Potter
Ter
Martren Beltsanit
Mr. Potter
AC Ashleck
Land
Hattin Cheatwood
Lynn Courtney
Courtenay
Clifford ‘Morse
Margaret Anderson
Barker
Jessie, Jones
Galena
J. Pe Bryan
Ambrose Biephy
Guy Bicphy
Charles Button
Seigel Rose
Blanche Shelly
Rush Center
Kans
Douglas County
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Brown
Lecompton
Noah_ Hetrick
C. A. Tehacds
O. D. Laklue
Topeka
Whel Maris
Letcompton
Minnie Kahle
August Kahle
Mars
Paul Winter
Minervian
A. W. Husted
Paul
Charles Winter
Barr Gorrill
Virginia
Grant John‘son
dJnsephine Eldridgs
Hee
Re Bryan
Barker G. PB. A
Virginia Myers
Aien
Mer. Barr Gorgill
Ambrose Bigely
Dent Westheifer
Eudora
Helen Harshberger
Barbara Bailey
Lawerence
Lucille
Mildred Gendry
Mo Gentry
Mdgthe Ransdell
Galen Ware
Memorial Hospital
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Helen Haltshherger
L. I
Bryany
Trescott Underswood
Supener
Bervert
Mere Wl
B. Wiggins
Billy Pderweod
Roberta Eireau
Marshall
Rare Gorrill
Conatis
Wilbur Pringle
Wood Trett
Barber’s Drig
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