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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1930

Page

3

Bookbindings Displayed at K U at University of Kansas

A display at the University of Kansas features eight books including a bound volume by Prof. Rosemary Ketcham head of design. Notable bindings include raised bands tape sewn green morocco red morocco blind tooling and copper clasps. The Arts and Crafts catalogue bound in oak boards with sealskin back and copper clasps stands out.

Rosemary Ketcham Department of Design University of Kansas University Kenilworth Tennyson Lettres de Mon Moulin Alphonse Daudet Ketcham Italy London New York Joseph Pennell Morocco

Specialist to Visit Demonstration Homes in Lawrence

Miss Marguerite Hirper, home demonstration specialist from Kansas State Agricultural College, will visit Lawrence on March 20 and 21. She will tour several county demonstration living rooms and lead sessions at four homes, with quilted pillows as the project focus and material lists sent to each leader.

Marguerite Hirper Kansas State Agricultural Callege Lawrence Elizabeth Ramile Fred Alford Oakridge A. E. Tunin Baldwin Fred Kampschroeder Sigel Beattie Collins Kann Miss Randle

Skilton Lecture Tonight on Opera Thais at KU

Prof C C Skilton of Kansas University lectures at 7 30 this evening in Room 82 Central Academic Building on the opera Thais a highlight in a three opera series by the Chicago Civic Opera at Convention Hall Kansas City March 28 29.

Central Ac ‘Building Cc. S. Skilton Chicago Civic Opera Company Convention Hall Kansas City

Mary Garden Opera Progr ams and Lectures in Dallas

Mary Garden to perform at 2 p m on the 20th with Prof Skilton lecturing on operas to be presented Lucia di Lammermoor on the 28th La Gioconda on the 29th Thais sung in French others in Italian Gerald McClure serves as Las krence agent for the operas Revival services at Nazarene Church Nine teenth and Vermont conducted by Snyder Messer party Rev J A Briece invites all to evening services at 7 30 with music by Prof L C Messer and choirs A financial drive to clear church obligations accompanies the revival

Mary Garden Skilton Gerald McClure Laskrence Ee Nazarene Snyder-Messer Church of the Nazarene Nineteenth Vermont Snyder Messer Bud Robinson Buddy” Robinson Anna Mae Smith J. A. Briece

Houk Named Merchandise Sales Head at Local Gas Firm

C J Dodds announced Clarence Houk former Lawrence high school and Jayhawker basketball star will join the gas company in the merchandise sales department for the Lawrence territory. Houk took over yesterday and played on 1917 19 high school teams with Endacott Ackerman and Woostemeyer later starring with the Jayhawker fives of 1920 21. Since leaving the university in 1921 he has been with the Houk and Green clothing company.

C. J. Dodds Clarence Houk Lawrence High School Jayhawker Houk and Green Clothing Company Lawrence Houk Paul Endacott Tus Ackerman Armin Woostemeyer The and Green Clothing Company Sutton Alaska

Crossword puzzle puzzle words and clues mix

A scrambled crossword puzzle page fragment with numerous partial clues and garbled terms. It lists many scattered definitions and cross references such as medicine plant, English musician, circumference, payment for use of money, and various unrelated entries, suggesting a misOCR page with incomplete clue entries and jumbled sections.

Wheat crop in poorer condition reports

Kansas wheat growth was retarded by dry soil and blowing weather over the past week. The joint crop report notes 10 to 20 percent of Harveys county wheat plowed up for oats or corn, with fields questionable in Marion, while oats seeding nears completion and early planted wheat appears promising in many counties.

Topeka Kansas State Board of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture Harvey County Marion

NAB ESCAPED PRISONERS Fred Roberts Will Be Returned to Hutchinson Reformatory

Fred Roberts colored, at liberty since May from Hutchinson reformatory, was captured on highway 40N by Undersheriff George Reed and will be returned to the state institution. He was sentenced from Douglas County on April 7, 1928 for horse stealing, had parole revoked after further trouble, and escaped again last May prompting a six month additional term. Roberts was found while Officer Reed served legal papers west of Lawrence.

Fred Roberts Liberty State Reformatory Hutchinson George Reed Roberts Douglas Coounty Reformatory Reed Lawrence Dancer

California Woman Claims Daby Deslys Heir in Suit

Pasadena woman Edna C Stiles seeks to prove she is the daughter of dancer Gaby Deslys and heir to her $2 million estate. Gardena lawyer A W McGovney says he has gathered evidence supporting the claim.

California Gaby Deslys Los Angeles Mar Edna C. Stiles Pasadena Cal A. W. McGovney Gardena

Texas Gains Oklahoma Land Boundary Clarified

Texas gained 28 800 acres or 44.6 square miles from Oklahoma after the supreme court approved the boundary line running north from the Red River. The line was surveyed and marked by Samuel G. Gannett.

Texas Oklahoma Washington Supreme Court Red River Samuel G. Gannett

Formal Transfers in Western League Franchises

Topeka and St Joseph, Mo receive franchise shifts as Dale D. Gear announces formal transfers in the Western League. The Tulsa club of 1929 moves to Topeka while the 1929 Topeka franchise is reassigned to St Joseph. Gear notified secretary John H Farrell of the minor leagues.

Topeka St. Joseph Dale D. Gear Tulsa Gear John H. Farrell National Association of Minor Leagues

Coast Regiment to Make a Thousand Mile March

The 61st coast artillery regiment, all anti aircraft batteries, plans a May 15 march from Fort Monroe to Fort Sheridan Illinois. The unit will station in Illinois to train reserve officers and national guard units, and may demonstrate blank gunfire with searchlights during overnight stops in Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. Part of the regiment will train at Camp Knox Kentucky with central states guard units.

Washington Mar Fort Monroe Fort Sheridan Chicago 61St Coast Artillery Regiment Coast ‘Guard Artillery Illinois National Guard Coast Artillery Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Ilinois Camp Knox Kentucky Central States

40 Passenger Airship May Be Put on Route

Los Angeles March 18 AP A 40 passenger airship may join trans continental service on Maddux airlines using Ford built craft. President Jack Maddox said tests determine use while Mayo Ford chief engineer departs Dearborn after two months in LA. Railplane firms also test 100 passenger planes with plans for long flights within three years. Broken Neck in Accident Salina Kan March 18 AP Jesse Argenbright Abilene sustains a broken neck after a tire blowout overturning near Lindsborg. he is hospitalized with Milton Strunk.

Los Angeles Mar T. A Maddux Airlines Jack L. Maddus Ford Motor Company Maddux William B. Mayo Ford’ Company Dearborn Mich Mayo Salina Kan Jesse Argenbright Abilene Lindsborg Milton Strunk Areenbright Strunk

Three way fight for Pennsylvania GOP control takes shape

Pittsburgh March 18 AP secretary of labor James J Davis enters race for US Senate with backing from William S Ware and the Philadelphia organization. He faces Senator Joseph R Grundy backed by Governor Fisher, and former Governor Gif ford Pinchot seeking the Republican gubernatorial nomination with Francis Shunk Brown and Samuel S Lew as allies.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania James J. Davis United States Davis William S. Ware Philadelphia Republican Organization Joseph R. Grundy John 8. Fisher

Jayhawk 4-H Club Holds Second Regular Meeting

The Jayhawk 4-H club met Friday at Ruth Johns house with president Elmer Hartman presiding. Members named favorite books, minutes were approved, reports from A R Reed and Wilma Hartman given, Mary Larson spoke on life in Sweden, Wilfred Pine spoke on health, refreshments served, guests Mary Larson and Mrs F L Hartman attended. next meeting set for Abril 1 at Waiter Eck’s home.

Jayhawk 4-H Ruth Johns Elmer Hartman A. R. Reed Wilma Hartman Mary Larson University of Kansas Sweden Wilfred Pine Miss Larson F. L.hartman Waitereck

Ray Wright Returns Here to Enter Life Insurance Work

Ray Wright formerly of the Schubert musical A Wonderful Night has returned to Lawrence and plans to establish residence while entering life insurance work. He previously toured New York as an understudy to major roles in the production, which ran nineteen weeks before Wright left Philadelphia to pursue opportunities off stage. Wright has been in Lawrence about a week.

Ray Wright Lawrence Mr. Wright Ray New York New York City Wright Philadelphia Gilbert K. Chesterton Notre Dame

Four Men Arrested in Drive to Solve Safe Robberies

Kansas City patrols net four men tied to two gangs after undercover traps at Isis and Madrid theaters. Arrested suspects include Sam Astrada and Jack Tousa who confessed to Lib erty and Uptown theater robberies and led to Leroy Mooren’s arrest. A third man escaped during the Madrid theater operation. the Bagdad theft yielded only film gear.

Kansas City Soup” Mah Sam Astrada Jack Tousa Isis Astrada Tousa Liberty Uptown Leroy Bounce” Mooren Harvey Adams Raymond Reid Madrid Bagdad Theater Hh Se

Stage Hunt for Slayer of Michigan Officer

Honor, Mich. March 18 AP One of the largest manhunts in northwestern Michigan centers on Platte Lake as state police and Benzie officers with volunteers close in on a burglar who shot and killed Undersheriff Ed Rarey of Beulah at a summer cottage. The fugitive, paroled two years ago from Marquette prison for burglary, is being pursued after Undersheriff Rarey, Sheriff James Crawford and others cornered the cottage and he fired from the porch killing Rarey.

Mich Michigan Swamipe Platte Lake District Burelar Ed Rarey Beulah Benzie County Platte Lake

U.S. Sailors Injured in Manila Riot After Baseball Game

Ten American sailors were wounded in Manila at Kittelle Field after a riot with Filipino civilians following a baseball game. Police Captain West heard the disturbance, rushed from his home with a firearm and helped subdue the crowd.

Manila Kittelle Field RB. Kk. West

Roy Lawrence Market midweek specials and groceries

Roy Lawrence Market advertises midweek specials on pork, beef, veal, and lamb cuts, fresh produce, canned goods, and discount items. It lists Gov t inspected pork, ribs, hams, bacon, beef, veal, liver, and various sausages, plus staples like bread, cereals, lard, and canned vegetables. Free city delivery and phone 272 are noted.

U S. Gov't Zene Agriculture Cc. S Clover Bloom Creamery Iitter

Riot shocks harbor as patrol ends brawl among Filipinos

Rioters were halted by police and naval shore patrol after a melee that left E. O. Mecklinburg with four fractured ribs and facial bruises. Three Filipinos were arrested as police called the incident a minor brawl with unclear responsibility and no news given to newspapers. Some blamed communists while others cited gangsters seeking revenge for recent anti Filipino riots in California.

E. O. Mecklinburg U. S Parrott Althe California

Senate approves farm funds amid deficiency supply bill

The Senate approved a $100,000,000 appropriation for the federal farm board as part of the deficiency supply bill, along with $73,000,000 for additional projects. The report came after a conference committee review. British exports of electrical goods posted a record increase last year.

Senate Washington Mar Federal Farm Board Conference

Perfect Diamond Dyes Offer Easy Bright Color

The advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as high quality anilines for dresses drapes and lingerie. It promises true bright colors with no spotting or streaking and claims colors hold through wear and washing. The product is priced at fifteen cents at drug stores.

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