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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
4
Deputy Lysinger and officers visited last night to summon jurors and secure witnesses for the Stull insanity case, continuing today.
Elmer Waiters, proprietor of Thoroughbred Tramp, touted as America’s youngest theatrical manager, and Theresa Belmont, a Chicago society girl with the troupe, gain prominence in the winter scene. Harriman travels via Rock Island train through Lawrence to Chicago. showers and street work noted in the city.
County Superintendent A H King issues circular urging school officers to repair and decorate schoolhouses and plant trees for Arbor Day. He touts wind breaks, shade, and educational value, cites forestry reports, and suggests a district Arbor Day program with a tree planting, dinner, and program if schools close April 1–25.
Mr L H Perkins spoke in sociology class on corporal punishment for crime. Prof Blackmar invited to inauguration ceremonies for Dr Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia in April. Chicago Symphony attendance 659. Frank Jewett leaves Lawrence for Chicago. senior in theology at University of Chicago. Classes dismissed at 2 for concert. Two solo artists performed in chapel then crowd surged for stars. Photographer David Horkmans photographed new student-made Fowler shop machines. Intercollegiate debates group plans Kansas, Colorado on April 17. Nebraska on April 25. Missouri on April 18.
Don’t disappoint the little fellows at Easter. Dress them in up-to-date outfits with minimal cost. Suits from $4.50 and up, plus affordable options from $1.50 to $6.00 in styles like Russian blouses and sailor blouses. Your boy will be among the best dressed on Easter morning in Norfolk.
The Fair features new spring apparel including ladies tailored suits at 9.52 and 14 dollars, wool jackets silk lined skirts lined with lusisine, capes and waists. Real estate agents report brisk spring activity in Lawrence as sales rise.
An advertisement claims Raymond's concentrated bouillon provides a large cold cup when mixed, presenting it as a refreshing nourishing beverage. It invites readers to visit grocers and Raymond's drag store for supply.
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