Purposes of God Win Says Green at First Presbyterian
Guy Green spoke at First Presbyterian on Fighting the Purposes of God. The auditorium was full for the kickoff of a Sunday series with the next talk scheduled for March 11. Green argued that attempts to defeat God's purposes fail and that righteousness ultimately prevails. He cited biblical examples and urged faith in divine guidance. Kansas City Bayman spoke to the Sunday school at 9:15 on The Fourfold Development of Christ and addressed a men’s Bible class at 9:40 on Trying Anything Once. He preached at night on Messengers of God. Evening services begin at 7:45 and last one hour.
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Guy Green
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Green
Rameses
Kansas City
Christ
Patec
Gor
Green
Elisa
Linwond Boulevard
Presbyterian Church
Missaerinon Sundh
Colonel Green
John Wycliffe
Johnluss
Wycliffe
Etiah Lovejoy
St. Louis
Ilaeck
Alton
Pherebla
Lovejoy
Tarsus
Stephen
Dry forces push prohibition stance at southern dry convention
In St Petersburg Florida on March 5 Anti Saloon League officials convened nine southern states to press the party line on national prohibition. Bishop James Cannon Jr warned that nominating Governors Smith Ritchie or Senator Reed would be a calamity for the Democratic party and urged southern dry Democrats to hold leaders to account if a wet candidate is named at Houston. He said the election could shape prohibition’s future and accused opponents of helping undermine the eighteenth amendment. Delegates from Florida Alabama Georgia Kentucky Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee and Virginia attended as other speakers spoke at the session.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
South
James Cannon, Jr
al Smith
Albert C.ritchie
James A. Reed
Houston
Prohibition
Smith
Ritchie
New York
Maryland
League
Friends of the Dry Cause
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Mississippi
North
Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Unitarian Church
Rein
Niebuhr
Backus
Nichuhr
Maria Spic- Keume
West Fourteenth Street
Inspector Dr F P OBrien Reports On College Visits
Dr F P OBrien returned from a four day inspection tour of junior colleges in Arkansas and Louisiana as an official representative of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. He outlined in The School Review the conditions justifying establishing a junior college and will speak at the American Association of Junior Colleges meeting in Chicago March 12 to 15. He was reported to be in jail.
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F. _P. OBrien
Arkansas
Louisiana
Central ‘Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
North Central Association
School Review
Brien
American Association of Junior Colleges
Chicago
Smythe Charged With Drunkenness After Jail Incident
George Milrose Smythe of Lawrence awoke in county jail with a bad headache. He claimed his wife struck him with a rolling pin or a rescue. A doctor stitched a head wound after Smythe was arrested. He says the blow was in self defense. He faces charges of drunkenness and liquor possession.
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George
Milrose Smythe
Lawrence
Smythe
City to sell Coldwater light plant to Sternight Power
The public service commission approved the sale of Coldwater municipal light and power plant and property to Sternight and Power Corporation of Salina. In other news, Rev Charles A Richards speaks in Kansas City tonight at the Kansas Christian ora sade banquet.
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City Light
Topeka
Public
Servite Commission
Ord Br
Coldwater
Munnicipal
Charles A. Richards
Kansas City
Snowbound Trains Isolate Upper Michigan District
An army of workers labors to break a snow blockade that paralyzed transport in the eastern Upper Peninsula. Two trains with about 70 passengers were marooned near Strongs and Rexton, with all rail, auto, and tram services canceled. Canyon walls of unmelted snow rose beside lines as cities in the district remained cut off.
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Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Treen
Ito
Upper Michigan Peninsula
Strongs
Here
Soo Line
Rexton
South Shore
Minneapolis
First Christian Church Sees Splendid Attendance and Reports
The First Christian Church reports strong overall attendance with high morning and midday services. Senior programs featured solos by Marcaryt Drennoen and a luncheon at Ardrey home. evening sermons focused on Christian ideals and life’s greater purpose, with midweek studies and Women’s Society meetings announced.
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First Christian Church
Bernald
Mias Marcaryt Drennoen
Salo Wis
Ardrey
Alabama Street
Thurch
Kansas City Man Confesses After Fatal Shooting
Christopher C. Hampton, 69, shot and killed his estranged wife Flora Hampton and wounded her daughter and son in law, Clara and Paul Hutchens, outside the First Christian Science church. He claimed amnesia and said he had been drinking heavily. the case goes to the county grand jury.
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Kansas City
Christopher.c. Hampton
Flora Hampton
Clara M. Hutchens
Paul A. Hutchens
First Christian Science
Ninth Street
Forest Avenue
Hampton
Church Chicken Supper at Trinity Lutheran
The Brotherhood of Trinity Lutheran church hosts an old-time chicken supper Tuesday at 6 45 p m at the church. Wives of members and prospective members are guests. Prof H P Cady from the University chemistry department will present a liquid air demonstration, a popular feature in Lawrence. Reservations for the supper should be made by calling Henry Jost at 637 Rhode Island street by 7 30 p m Monday.
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Brotherhood of Trinity Lutheran Church
Brotherhood
Department of Chemistry
University
Lawrence
Henry Jost
Rhode Island Street
Caldwell State bank closes under bank department order
Topeka March 3 AP The Caldwell State Bank Caldwell closes its doors by order of its board and the state banking department Moses Dial president Ley E Yelle cashier Prov Miller special assistant bank commissioner is in charge There is good likelihood of reorganization according to the department
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Topeka
Mar
Caldwell State Bank
Caldwell
State Banking Department
Iask
Moses Dial
Ley E. Yelle
Ee Prov
Increase in Gas Tax in Kansas February Totals
Kansas gasoline tax receipts for February totaled 360743.65 dollars, up 55505.48 from a year earlier. For eight months this fiscal year receipts reached 8718037.64, up 520625.28 from last year, with county leaders listed and Wichita County recording the lowest February take at 200.92.
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Topeka
Mar
Kansas
Seth G. Wells
State Inspector of Oils
Sedgewick County
Cowl
Crawford
Montgomery
Butler
Cherokee
Sumner
Wichita County
Stanton
Greeley
Wallace
Haskell
Grant
Lane
Hamilton
Hodgeman
Morton
Atchison
Ton
Rlsm Brown
Clay
Dickinson
Franklin
St.Ny
Ouglas
Ford
Geary
Harvey
Labette
Leavenworth
Lyon
McPherson
Morris
Son
Bigger airships and transatlantic aims loom in Navy tests
The Los Angeles dirigible completes a 1900 mile Panama training cruise led by Lieutenant Rod Rose, with experts noting 4000 miles would be needed for regular trans Atlantic runs. In Kansas, Sylvia Municipal electric plan to join United Power and Light Corporation is approved for sale at $10000, while in Kansas City two men, George Keil and Cecil Tucker, receive two year penitentiary sentences for assault with intent to rob.
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N. d
Mar
Los Angeles
Panama
Kansas City
George Keil
Topeka
Cecil Tucker
Ralph
Latshaw
Real Estate Transfers and Local Deaths Anthrax Claim
Real estate transfers list multiple buyers and heirs with property in Kansas and Texas including Clarence Spray to Charles Spray and Henry Will to William Nichols among others in Lawrence and surrounding areas. A separate item reports two people dead and two seriously ill from anthrax tied to a chair curling factory shipment in Philadelphia.
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Clarence E. Spray
Charles Spray
Jand Soda
Henry ‘Will
Bethel
William E. Nichols
Lecompton
Hig
M.A. Draper
Freeno
Calif
J. FP. Baker
Lane
Lawrence
Charles
J. Fawl
Overbrook
George F. Fawl
Overbenal
Uo-Ld
Philadelphia
Mar
Joint-Ease Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatic Pain
Quickly Relieves Rheumatic Pains claims fast relief for painful joints and muscle aches. It promotes rapid absorption and can be rubbed on repeatedly for speedier results. Available at druggists in America for 60 cents, with a list of uses from sciatica to aching feet.
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America
Pope
Tisilowell
Maine
Caraway Bill Approved To Bar Cotton Grain Sales
The Senate Agriculture Committee today backed the Caraway measure to prohibit sales of cotton and grain in future markets. The action followed partial details noting the program affects speculation and market control. The report mentions casualties Fred Hettrick, 38, and Mrs. Kate Panek, 40, among unrelated notes.
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Russia
China
Fred Hettrick
Kate Panek
Bill Washington
Tha
Senate
Agri
Tongue Signs of Illness Warns in Tanlac Ad
A Tanlac advertisement claims the tongue reflects digestive health and that a white or yellow coating signals disorders. It asserts most sickness begins in the stomach and bowels and promotes Tanlac as a natural, mineral free remedy with a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
Williams Treatment Free Trial for Kidney and Bladder Ailments
Wipe out discomfort from kidney and bladder disorders and rheumatic pains with the Williams Treatment. Free 32 dose bottle offered to prove effectiveness. send name and address with 10 cents for postage to The Williams Company. No obligation, parcel post delivery of a regular 50 cent bottle.
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Williams
Swe
Br DB
A. Williams Company
Dept
P. D. Block
East Hampton
Conn
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