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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1919
Page
3
Lawrence residents frequent Kansas City for events and visits. Many names appear visiting relatives, attending track meets, or seeing concerts and dances in Kansas City, Topeka, Ottawa, and Emporia, with several leaving for extended stays or returning home after short trips.
R A Sphar and George Loit announce the Red Ball Transfer and Storage firm at 624 Massachusetts Street Lawrence offering prompt service and a general moving line including family and piano moving packing storing and shipping. They advertise wagons and experienced staff and list telephone number 82 next to Green Heroes building.
Allied forces pounded the village area near Valshuia Oxvera with artillery while observers tracked effects from aircraft. Allied troops held and fortified the road approaches on both sides of the town. An infantry assault on the Ves front was repulsed with heavy Bolshevik losses and two allied casualties. Other fronts remained unchanged.
The 1919 Pi Club, organized by the Lawrence National Bank for young pig raisers in Douglas County, held its first sale this afternoon at Place barns. Over forty club members received gifts from the bank at Liberty Care today, with annual treats provided. The Douglas County hog cholera control association meets this afternoon at the county courthouse to discuss countywide control measures, plus an anticipated talk by a visiting state officer from Topeka. About 60 members and visitors were present as the meeting began around 2:24 PM. Mrs. Warren Henley of Wyandotte, Lawrence, Kansas, who has assisted hospital hut work for the American Red Cross in France, was scheduled to arrive in New York March 24 aboard the steamer Olympia.
Evangelist known world round will be conference speaker here tomorrow at the dew wk theater. The program, under director Croat, aims to unite religious groups in a “4 together” effort growing statewide. A Sunday afternoon talk is planned at Rowersock. speakers include Doctor Léoville and Chancellor Strong.
Police traced a home invasion after a night watch reported a smash at a Pert Kentucky Street residence around 3 am. Footprints in the garden suggested a tall suspect, but the intruder eluded capture and left with unspecified items. Lieutenant Ravk Woodward of Sumic hospitalizes a lead suspect.
Miss Minnie Miller, who has been visiting at her dean e here, returned to Salida Colorado on Friday.
The Berlin treasury reports daily unemployment support at 1,000,000 marks, with 2,300 clerks earning 100,000 marks weekly to manage the workless. City council approves 160,000,000 marks for public improvements to ease conditions, amid growing economic and social concerns.
Washington March 29 The judge advocate general held that army post exchanges must pay the special tobacco taxes imposed by the 1919 revenue bill. Officers in charge of these exchanges are warned to render accounting for goods on hand when the tax went into effect.
Cops recovered a Chevrolet belonging to D. A. Neill of Topeka in North Lawrence yesterday. The car, nicknamed French Henry, had been abandoned early Friday morning after being stolen in front of a Topeka dance hall Thursday night.
Via Montreal on March 29 a postwar plan outlines a home fleet with foreign squadrons in the Atlantic and Mediterranean regions including West Atlantic China North Africa and South Africa. Sergeant Howard D Exe, son of Mr and Mrs Wm M Eye, entered the University of Paris on March 4 for a four month term in physics and chemistry and hopes for army discharge around July 1. Nyal's face cream advertised at Rankin's Drug Store.
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