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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1926

Page

2

Jurists Split on Reservations to America in the Court

Unofficial European jurists weigh reservations tied to American adherence to the permanent court of international justice. Their personal views echo potential need for statute amendments, while governments may still find a political path to acceptance. Officials await formal notice to enable a League assembly debate.

Geneva Mat America Permanent Court of International Justice League of Nations Toc

Lawrence Public Library Board Names Three New Members

Mayor Holliday announced three appointees to fill board vacancies. Dr. F B Davis Rev C A Richard and G S Finch will replace terms of G G Dunlap Rev Ray Eusden and George Hackman. The resignations cited dedication and the new appointees are expected to contribute valuably.

Lawrence Public Library Board Halliday F. B. Davis C. A. Richard G. 5. Finch Dr. Davis G. G. Dunlap Mr. Richard Ray Eusden C. §. Finch George Hackman Holliday

President Coolidge Accepts Haney's Resignation

President Coolidge accepts Bert E. Haney of Oregon's resignation from the shipping board. The move follows Haney’s clashes with policy and after Haney began his trip to Portland. The resignation, effective last midnight, was confirmed by a letter from Secretary Sanders.

Washington Mai Bert E. Haney Oregon Shipping Board White House Taney Portland Sanders Haney Cawlid

Gasoline Explosion Disrupts Winfield Area

A main gas line broke at Empire Pipe Line near Winfield at 4 50 AM causing an explosion that shattered windows and scorched walls in nearby buildings. No injuries reported. Gas restored after repairs. some industries halted temporarily.

Whilieli Kans Mar Ape Winfeld Empire Pipe Line Company Hera Sn Et Eere Noone

This Week's Local Events and Contests

Monday features the L K U versus Kansas Aggies basketball clash. Tuesday hosts a Drainage District election. Wednesday brings Frieda Hempel at Robinson Gym. Thursday sees Jumos High versus Leavenworth. Friday offers a Federation meeting on the zoning ordinance.

K. U Kansas Aggiies Drainage’ District Frieda Hempel Robinson Gymnasium Jumos High Leavenworth Federation

Ardrey Studio Recital Hosts Young Musicians

Eldon A Ardrey presented a recital at his studio on Massachusetts Street featuring piano and violin pieces. Students listed include Berceuse, Pastorale, Indian Lament and Spanish Dance among others performed by Marie McPhetters Hazel Dodds Janice Paichen and others. In a separate report Oklahoma City judges invalidated the murder indictment against Wyly Hale and John Ramsey tied to Osage investigations.

Barbour F. Lynes Margaret Eichholm Sayre Charles Noble Moskowski Earl Burchett Stalin Dvorak Zelma Bridges Janice Paichen Oklahoma City Mar A.P Wyly Hale John Ramsey Henry Roan United States Catteral Oklahoma Jdge Cotteral Hale George F. Short

Griffin Named Assistant Athletic Director at Dallas Club

The January Sky line issue from the Dallas Athletic Club features Lester R. Griffin, newly appointed assistant athletic director. Griffin, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Griffin of Illinois Street, formerly ran the family grocery business and now oversees junior programs, directing boxing wrestling gymnastics tumbling and all gymnasium sports.

Skyine Dallas Athletic Club Dallas Texas Lester R. Griffin Griffin John Griffin Tlinois Street

Cael Laemmle’s 20 Years In Motion Pictures Celebrated

Universal City industry notes mark Carl Laemmle’s twenty year milestone in the motion picture business. The immigrant founder of the White Front in Chicago in 1906 rose to head Universal Pictures, moving from Holywood to Universal City as his production plant grew. Known for his unassuming, kindly manner, he remains a central figure among friends and workers.

Universal City Cal Cael Laemmle America Germany Carl Lahded Chicago White Front Newfannled Moving Pictures Pacific Coast Holywood Universal Pictures Corporation Lnele Carl

County Jail Renovation Completed and Assessors Begin Work

The Douglas county jail completed a thorough renovation done by prisoners with strict bathing rules for inmates. Assessors started work. county clerk Bussing supplied their materials. Kilington appointed as director of the Sigel district school board. Douglas county commissioners met to approve last month’s bills. A banquet in Belfast celebrated two champion Friesian cows setting milking records with a combined 5,000 gallons in a year.

County Douglas County Cummings E. Ro See Treaties Ag W. F. Kilington Sigel A. KE. Shields Belfast

Deaths and Funerals Of Community Figures

Mrs. Etta L. Hotchkiss of Pacific Beach, California, died yesterday likely from heart failure. She long served as house mother for Alpha Tau Omega and other fraternities, and recently left Lawrence. Funeral in Glendale, California. Mrs. Carrie Belle Katherman Wallace, 50, wife of C E Wallace of Duluth State Teachers College, died February 23 after cancer recurrence. Born Bradford, Ohio, 1875, she studied at Kansas, taught in Duluth, active in Pilgrim Congregational church. Funeral in Duluth, interment in Moran, Kansas. Funeral services for Mrs. Lawrence Johnson, to be held at St Luke’s Church, postponed due to a Denver arrival. Miss Mamie R. Tiebe, 42, died Saturday night. services at her home near Ed ora, burial in Donnel son, Iowa. John Y. Gray, 69, died Saturday. services at Rumsey Funeral Home, burial Oak Hill Cemetery. formerly resident of Lone Star.

Glendale Calif C. E. Wallace Carrie’ Belle Katherman Wallace C.E. Wallace Duluth State Teachers Kansas University of Kansas Wallace Duluth Duluth State Teachers College East Fourth Street Pilgrim Congregational Church B. Katherman Lawrence Kanj A. Katherman Sioux Town J. W. Cheewick Chicago George A. & Kg Winston-Salem N. G Norman C. Paine Cal Sur Ivce Pilgrim Congregsgional Church Morrell Kan Lawrence, Johnson Lawrence Johnson St. Luke's Church Denver Sanford Oak Hill Cemetery Mamie R. Tiebe Ata Eudora Donnelson, Low John D. Gray John Y. Gray Rumsey Mr. Gray Lone Star

James I Glendinning Dies After Illness At 921 Kentucky

James I Glendinning died at his home 921 Kentucky Street at 3 Sunday afternoon after a several month illness. Survived by two daughters Katherine Glendinning and Jennie Glendinning and two sons E W Glendinning and Inglis Glendinning with relatives in Colorado Montana and Fort Collins. Funeral services will be at the Masonic Temple Tuesday with DeMolay Commandery in charge and burial in Fairmount Denver after church services in Denver. Rev C M Marshall officiating.

James I. Glendinning James T. Glendinning Kentucky Street James Tinglis Colorado Jim Lawrence York Rite Masonic DeMolay Denver Masonic Cs Glendinning Denver Society Lawrence Order Fraternal Aid Union Masonic Temple Deejay Commandery H. 3. Mason Raymond Laessig Robert Leonard L. E. Derbin W. W. Hutton Katherine Glendinning Pinckney School Jennie Glendinning University E. W Phillipsburg Montana Inglis Fort Collins Margaret Glendinning A. A Agnes G. Maynard James Glendinning Mr. Glendinning Detroit Mich

Lawrence High Wins Debating Triangular Meet

Lawrence High School defeated Kansas City in a debate on capital punishment by a 2 1/0 judges decision this morning. Lawrence team members were Eien Hazard Edna Lemon and John Nottingham with coach R L Boyer. Kansas City used Herman Johnson Jarry West and Harry Parsons while Manhattan and the Aggies participated in later rounds to decide the Kaw Valley League championship.

Lawrence High School Kansas City Eien Hazard Edna Lemon John Nottingham Lawrence Herman Johnson Jarry West Harry Parsons L. N. Flint Frank T. Stockton M. T. van Hecke University of Kansas R. L. Boyer

Missing Pastor Leaves Oswego After Disappearance

Rev. F. Wade of First Christian Church in Oswego has left town with his wife and child. A search by a church committee and county attorney Cory found he had gone to unknown parts. Items from a widow's home including bed linen hosiery and silk items were reported missing. Wade, about 40, served Oswego and Chetopa and had arrived four weeks earlier from Mindon Mines Ma.

Parsons Kan Marth Wade First Christian Church Pat Oswego Cory Mr. Wade Loy Oswego Chetopah Mindon Mines

Lawrence religious education attendances and fire incident

The Lawrence Council of Religious Education lists February Sunday School totals with 3233 attendees across 10 large schools led by First Methodist and First Christian. Separate notes report Chicago salesman H A Baetty arrested for speeding and a chimney fire at Kappa Kappa Gamma house on Louisiana Street.

Chicago H. A. Baetty Hearst Publishing Company Kappa Kappa Gamma Louisiana Street

Unwearied God inspires sermon and weekly notices

Dr Tislop preaches on the unwearied nature of God and the enduring through centuries. Evening sermon titled They that go down to the Sea. Weekly church notices invite Bible Circles, Ladies Aid circles, Esther Circle, and Kappa Phi Spring Banquet at the church on Thursday March 11.

First Methodist Church Tislop Gail Histop Bible Circle No Romine Vermont Mary Geed Maing Oolack General Ladies Aid Circle No Minnie Walker Queen Esther Circle Esther Kappa Phi

Local church notes praise and plans for Easter

Yesterday at United Brethren church Dr G M Huffman delivered a strong morning sermon on Paul’s pledge to know Christ and the resurrection. Miss Margery Day led an evening Endeavor, Bishop Kephart spoke from Revelations and urged progress of the kingdom. First Baptist reports new Comrades and Companions groups and a plan for Easter victory. Women’s Society raises three hundred dollars for a jubilee mission, leaves on a gold tree mark each pledge. Communion Sunday next week.

United Brethren Church G. M. Huffman Paul Margery Kephart Jesus Christ Christ First Baptist “Church Comrades and Companions of Service H. W. Keene W. G. Simons World Wide Guild Rebecca McCain

Sunday School Attendance Grows at Local Church

The Christian Church reports Sunday School attendance rising to 6551 with full capacity in departments and new enrollees. Morning service strong while evening attendance dips. the Bethany Circle initiated new members at Myers Hall. student groups and officers led services focused on immortality. The coming missionary day features Mexico exhibits and church life discussions. midweek supper and board sessions planned. pastor attends ministerial meetings in Wellington. Unitarian sermon on interdependence emphasizes shared life and global reach.

Christian Church Student Fellowship Bethany Circle Myers Hall Dorothy Willians Martha Meade Helen Shaw Mexico Woman's Missionary Society

Immanuel Lutheran church sermon preaches Christ crucified

The Rev. W W Stoepperworth preached at Immanuel Lutheran in Lawrence on Sunday morning, outlining a pastorate policy to preach the Bible and Christ crucified as the center of salvation. He argued truth is eternal and not determined by majority, emphasizing the Bible as the sole rule of faith.

Father Taylor Jesus Bur W.W. Stoepperworth Omaha Nebr Immanuel] Lutheran Church Lawrence Christ Calvary Paul

Reverend Robert Jarvis to Lead Sunday Service at First Presbyterian

The Rev. Robert Jarvis, former pastor of Clay Center and known in Kansas, now a California resident, will occupy the pulpit next Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church. Dr. B A Bleck remains at Dodge City assisting with special services. The midweek Wednesday service will be omitted this week.

First Presbyterian Church Robert Jarvis Presbyterian Church At Clay Center Kansas California B. A. Bleck Dodge City

Church events and social notices fill parish life

The Intermediate Christian Endeavor society plans a church carnival Friday to aid its missionary pledge. Women's Missionary Society met last Friday. W.B. Dong hosted his Sunday School class with Miss Heloise Wilson and Mrs. J. F. Kelley among performers. Presbyterian Choir offered a fifth monthly sacred concert. A Sock Social is planned by the Second Christian Church. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for flowers and support after a death.

Intermediate Chistian Endeavor Society Women’s Missionary Society W.B. Dong Homer Neville J. McCloud Heloise Wilson J. F. Kelley B. F. Gragg McAl Clord Henley Helen Hannen Ella Thomen Kansas City

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