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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1926
Page
4
A Topeka city social worker denounces a public parks dancing ban as blue law oppression. The piece on university governance notes W B Nelson's will and university presidents maintaining Starte property management, with routine budgets and staff duties. Senator Curtis plans re election with an active Kansas campaign and strong local expectations.
Fragmented phrases describe congressional doubt toward Secretary Jardize over farm legislation. The note accuses shifting positions and unclear public stances, suggesting cabinet officials retain freedom to abstain from decisive farm policy actions. The text hints at broader consequences for farmer aid and political strategy.
Amid garbled lines a reflection on farm relief experiments and uncertain effectiveness. Mentions European League of Nations tensions, possible Chile Peru plebiscite over Tacna Arica, U S role as umpire, and signs Europe’s war waning. Ends with fragmented antique inscription and fading societal notes.
A dispatch notes Captain Learned and a sal martyr traveler departing for San Juan, Mrs Learned to join them later as they pursue the route. A public subscription to erect memorials for Dr Mayt and H Z Shorubre, two local martyrs, aims to raise about one hundred dollars. Fincher and Ink saved from a river mishap near the dam after a skiff capsized, with Kummer praised for decisive action. John Coleman narrowly escaped a severe injury when his cow struck him with its horn. Mr and Mrs G R Gould were warmly surprised by a visit from many friends led by the Virginites of Reocksh.
Dr and Mrs Albert Newman marked 50 years since their New England wedding with 30 to 40 friends at their Connecticut Street residence. He is in good health at 76, she an invalid from a prior fall. Invitations were issued for a student spread as a class loyalty gesture amid ongoing senior junior class tensions and hat quarrels.
Hill notes the affair appeared amicably settled by school authorities while seniors, claiming the worse of the early morning clash, meet to plan retaliation. Mrs. R K Saunders missess duties at Weaver's store this week due to illness.
Fifty seats are reserved for the Lawrence Baptist delegation at First Baptist church Topeka for Dr James Whitcomb Brougher lecture Tuesday evening at 730 oclock Weather permitting the 12900 seats will be filled The program opens at 730 with a pipe organ recital then recognition of visiting delegations at 743 the lecture scheduled to start.
The 1926 act requires many to file income returns even when not taxable. Thresholds set for single and married filers, exemptions and credits described. Penalties apply for late filing and underpayment, with March 15, 1926 deadline noted.
Federal income tax filing deadline is today. Eminent British scientist Sir William Ramsay turns years old. Fifty years ago General Pershing led the U S military expedition into Mexico. The thirteenth International Flower Show opens at Grand Central Palace and runs for a week. An industrial development conference begins in Memphis under the Southern division of the American Mining Congress. Chicago opens a new traffic line with fines payable on violation without trial. An international wedding in Washington joins Miss Louise Crosby Sewell and Geoffreyson of the British Embassy.
Letter criticizes removing the Ninth Street fountain at Ninth and New Hampshire. Writer argues the fountain, a gift from Jewish children, is historic and should be kept, opposing traffic-related uses like a traffic manager’s booth.
Two Sheridan originals used in Hart Shaffner and Marx ads draw attention in Carl's display. Valued at 500 dollars, the larger shows a race track scene with two men in fashionable suits watching horses pass. The smaller depicts golfers in sport outfits.
Walter Peterson pleaded guilty to possessing liquor and received a 500 fine and five months in Douglas County jail after a sheriff raid found several pints at his home. Judge Means presided over the Thursday afternoon hearing. The report notes Peterson’s background as a north Lawrence resident with prior arrest and the liquor seizure details.
Three new members were welcomed at Sunday services. Flowers were sent in memory of W A Evans by Mrs Simons of Kansas City. Automobiles depart Tuesday at 6 25 a m to transport a delegation to Topeka for Dr James Whiteesnb of Los Angeles to speak on Play Ball Team Work in Kingdom Building with free admission. Reserve seats for Lawreny residents whose fees are not yet provided. Rev J F Watts and W Simons may be notified. Mid Week meeting Wednesday at 7 45 pm followed by a Corades and Companions of Service session with H W Keene and Mie W C Simons. Every member urged to attend. Women’s Society groups meet Thursday at various homes. Flower Committee session continues.
The article reports on a Lutheran church sermon titled Christ in the Palace of the High Priest and cites Pugster Stoeppelwerth's discussion of Christ's divinity and atonement. It notes plans for a lecture by Prof. John M. Fritz and mentions church activities including a rummage sale, Easter offering, and a women’s church group meeting for organizing W C M M.
A pastor speaks on the link between belief and conduct, noting that creed shapes life and action. He warns against the idea that right action is independent of true convictions and calls for clear thinking and scrutiny of beliefs and sources.
Rev B A Candle of Caffeyville Kansas, a missionary to the Philippines, conducts revival services at 419 Bridge St Assembly of God Church at 7 45 each evening. Special prayers for the sick will be offered in keeping with James 4 7 14. Welcome to all. Vi Greisen Pastor.
A Dayton Ohio Christian rally schedule outlines sermons by Rev Roy Burkhart secretary of Christian Education. He will speak at 10 45 am 3 10 pm and 8 pm with meals served by ladies and a full day of training for youth and families. Evening Bible drill and pre preaching instruction accompany the sessions on faith in Christ as the Son of God.
Lee Swigart of Mulberry Kansas won first prize in the annual high school essay contest sponsored by the League of Kansas Municipalities at Kansas Municipalities day. His essay titled The Duties of 2 Mayer received $25. Miss Sue Wood of Svracugeook and Miss Patton of Caldwell shared other prizes as finalists. The league announced a new contest on Civic Duties of High School Students. Also named Scott Man. Elmer Coe of Fort Scott named vice president of the League, succeeding Walter Larton who resigned.
The First Christian Church recalls J David Aimald sermon at Manhattan and plans mid week service and all church social with Sisterhood hosting. Dr Lane discusses the book of nature and an evening Hesyloge impersonation by Dr Tra P Berry is promised. The First Presbyterian Church announces a Westminister Wall March 19 lecture, a Kansas City Easter vesper concert, and a Presbyter women student gathering led by Prof Dinsmore Alter.
The Church of the United Brethren in Christ conducted services in the basement due to repairs and auditorium redecorating. Despite the handicap, attendance was strong with notable interest in Sunday School and church activities. A sermon on immortality and recognition opened the morning.
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