Heads Confer On A Football Coach
A meeting of the athletics board was held this afternoon to discuss the appointment of a football coach. Officials reviewed candidates and outlined expectations for the program ahead of the upcoming season.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
9
A meeting of the athletics board was held this afternoon to discuss the appointment of a football coach. Officials reviewed candidates and outlined expectations for the program ahead of the upcoming season.
Committee has studied the football coaching situation since last fall. The board will consider appointing a head coach for next fall with Chancellor Lindley presiding. Candidates include Patsy Clark, Butch Cowell, and others. final action may be postponed.
A series of short notices show individuals traveling or visiting locations including Kansas City Lawrence Topeka DeSoto Bartlesville Oklahoma Olathe Abilene and Denver. Several deaths prompt family gatherings with Elizabeth Stillwell J J Adams and the Sterling siblings mentioned among others.
Chamber of Commerce and Rotary members plan a Kiwanis bond meeting at the chamber rooms. Dandelions thrive in city parks despite an upcoming war on them. Caroline Rob House stood out as a Fairy Dancer. Will Hoadley shipped fine oranges from California for friends. High school girls showcase a sewing Not display. glee clubs to perform at Bowersock Theatre on April 13. Smoking abstention marked a Chamber meeting at the manual training high school. Chancellor Lindley to address Kansas City high school graduates during election time. Temperatures 40 degrees. forecasts show similar return. J.C. Penney stores offer Ecke store for rent as they’re not ready to occupy. Optimism that some fruit survives and potato plantings endure despite freeze estimates. Next Tuesday voters will cast two ballot groups plus a candidates list. Twenty-five members of an observed Fellows lodge from Topeka arrive to help initiate twenty new Lawrence members.
April 20 work began on rebuilding the Pendleton building front at 736 Massachusetts. Rotarians plan a large Lawrence turnout for the Wichita district convention. Real estate men meet at the Chamber of Commerce. Franklin county district court opens in Ottawa next week. The county commissioners inspect Fort to Fort road Section A. Weather turned chilly with a north wind and falling barometer. Card of Thanks express gratitude for help after deaths. Photographs please from Thompson Photo Studio.
The Flonzaley Quartet will give a concert at Robinson Auditorium tomorrow evening. The program includes Mozart string quartet movements and works by Ravel and Mendelssohn, performed by Adlai Adell, Ladish, and Aschambont with cello. The event promises a varied program in a refined recital setting.
County Superintendent O J Lane found upon receiving seven month exam questions that the sequence of subjects had been reversed from prior bulletins and years. Notice was sent to teachers. April exams include Writing United States history grammar Eighth grade classics spelling agriculture and on April 9 Reading physiology geography arithmetic civil government Kansas history.
Oklahoma and Missouri each have former K U students in Congress and Senate. L. M. Gensiman of Lawton district Oklahoma and Chas. H. Foust of St. Joe district Missouri are noted as former KU law students who studied in the same downtown office. An ad for DOUGLAS COUNTY BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION appears at the end.
New York dispatch reports American Legion travelers moving through Tortunese West jungles to establish Africa's first legion post. Twenty three explorers perished on the Loanda Anpola trail. eleven members are ex service men. Wamsley contacts Akcon post to secure papers from national headquarters. Explorers to stay in the wilds for three years. Indiana anticipates women entering county school superintendent races in June elections.
A new carburetor from Air Friction Carburetor Co claims to cut gasoline use by one third to one half, boosting fuel economy from 30 to 50 miles per gallon in Ford and other cars. It starts easily in cold weather and promises 43 to 50 miles per gallon in tests, with a 39 trial offer and local agent opportunities. Readers encouraged to send name, address, and car make to the manufacturer.
William Clarkson of 2453 Bates Ave Kansas City testifies Tanlac restored his wife from years of crippling rheumatism She gained weight from ninety to one hundred fifty pounds regained strength and can do housework again She sleeps well eats freely and has laid aside crutches Lawrence sellers City Drug Store Round Corner Drug Company and other leading druggists carry Tanlac per ad
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