Annual Meeting of Social Service League Held Monday
The Social Service League will hold its annual meeting at 3 o clock Monday afternoon at the Social Service Hall to elect officers and hear committee reports per an announcement by Rev FE Stauffer, the league president. Dr. Orelup, Eye Ear Nose and Throat has offices in the Dick Building. Of nearly every sick man it is said he didn t take care of himself.
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The
Social Service League
Social Service Hall
FE. Stauffer
Dr. Orelup
Dick Building
Jayhawks to host Emporia normals Thursday afternoon
The Jayhawks, after a tight loss to Topeka league rivals, will face the Emporia normals Thursday at 4 on McCook field. Slawson likely pitches with Bunn catching. if not, Schoeppel starts. The freshman beat varsity 4 0 yesterday in six innings as Marxen excelled.
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Emporia Normals
McCook Field
Emporia
Topeka
Slawson
Bunn
Shawson
Schoeppel
Marxen
Slabman
Cherry
Keeler
Cher
K. U
Normals
Emporianine
Haskell to Meet Kansas City Polytechnic Team Saturday
Haskell Indians prepare for a Saturday tri meet with the Kansas City Polytechnic Institute on their field. Two new recruits join sprinter and two mile runners as events include twelve pound shot fifty yard dash and relays.
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Haskell
Kansas _ City “Polytechnic Institute
Baker University
Baker
Ottawa
William Jewell
Black
Navy
Webster
Hiatt Mahee
Patasoni
Chester
Mackey Bismarck community notes and visits
Local residents report social visits and Red Cross activities. Attendees include Mackey Hammigg family at University events, Wise and Paronto families hosting sewing circles, and Mrs. J Hammig chairing the Grant township Hygiene bureau. Community members travel to Leavenworth, Kansas City, and Lawrence for meetings, farm work, and Guard drills. school events feature a willy and Marshmallow feast.
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Jacob Hammigg
Minneapolis
Chas. Robertson
W. Wise
C.J. Moon
Tra
Red Cross Jary
Linwood
Paronto
Hemphill
Wilson
Peel
Breese
Len Paronto
Forrest Savage
Udara
Moss Ross
Clifford Moone
Home Guards
Law_rence
Dinsmoor
Mrs W O Rigby Dies Noted Topeka Welfare Leader
Olive Blanche Rigby wife of Postmaster W O Rigby prominent in Topeka welfare and war work died in a local hospital after two appendicitis operations. Born October 18 1871 in Somerset Ohio she married W C Rigby in 1896 and was active in Red Cross war fund Liberty Bonds Thrift Stamps Baby Bonds Salvation Army and Masonic and Red Cross groups. Funeral 2 30 Thursday at home 907 West Tenth with Dr A S Embree. burial in Topeka cemetery.
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Topeka
Olive Blanche Rigby
W. 0. Rigby
Red Cross War Fund
Liberty
Salvation Army
Rigby
American Red Cross
Mysotis Club
Topeka Avenue Club
Ewell Club
Fred i i
State Unitives
West
Tenth Avenue
A. 5
Embree
India
Topekew Cemetery
Shoes go higher for soldiers field and fickle welt shoes
Government contracts set for 3,500,000 pairs of metallic fastened field shoes for the army overseas at about 7.75 dollars per pair and 2,000,000 pairs of fickle welt shoes at 6.50 dollars per pair. Washington reports the pricing and volumes.
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Washington
Patriotic Meeting at Breakley School House Friday
A patriotic meeting is planned at Breakley school house on Friday evening May 3. Speakers from Lawrence and Leavenworth will attend and a patriotic concert will be played on the Edison phonograph, sent by the Cy J Fini Company. Ladies of the club will serve rice cream.
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Breakley School
Lawrence and Leavenworth
Edison ‘Phonograph
Cy. J. Fini Company
Pelub
Douglas Co Farm Bureau Is Started In Douglas County
New Douglas county farm agent E. T. Moore began duties in the Chamber of Commerce room. He will tour farms after a Ford car arrives in two months to learn labor needs and plant and livestock diseases. Moore follows directives from Kansas State Agricultural College leaders to acquaint himself with farmers. A Food Army meeting will be held in Kansas City this afternoon with the Topeka organizer addressing the crowd.
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Douglas County
E. T .Moore
Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
Peoples State Bank
Mr. Moore
Kansas State Aricultural College
Manhattan
Moore
Food Army
K. C
Noo
Tite
Topeka
Aggie Meet Lineup Set for Manhattan Trial
A tentative Kansas State line-up for the Manhattan meet against the Aggies was chosen yesterday. Training was hampered by rain and slow times, with Deewall leading the mile and Clift winning the 440 yard dash in 44 seconds.
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Rice
Haddock
Manhattan
Kansas Aggies
Clift
Lebaugh
Ralph Rodkey
Murphy
Deewall
Hunt
Hk. U
Oglevie
Hanna
Ruffington
Aggie
Fae
Kansas
Armie
Hobart
Haddock and Lohaugh Lead Sprint Trials at Meet
Haddock and Lohaugh will run the 100 and 220 yard dashes with Clift possibly entered in the 220. Howard remains the sole pole vaulter candidate at 11 feet and will contest the high jump, where Rice is favored for first. Rodkey topped the broad jump at 20 feet 3 inches, while Lobaugh and Rice reached 19 feet 6 inches. Liggett and Haddock pace the weights. Rice likely enters the javelin if used, after Penn Relays success. Mary Murphy wins four minute contest at St Marys Parochial school from about fifty five pupils.
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Haddock
Lohaugh
Clift
Howard
Rice
Ralph Rodkey
Lobaugh
Liggett
Mary Murphy
Douglas County
St. Marys
Phace
Lawrence lodge to confer third degree Wednesday at 6:30
Lawrence Lodge No 6 will confer the third degree on two candidates at 6:30 this Wednesday evening Visiting brethren are invited U S G PHANK WAL K P SMITH Secretary Also KU men's Glee Club to give final concert of the season in Fraser Cal Tuesday May promised as best musical program of the year by club managers
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University of Kansas Men's Glee Club
Fraser Cal
Pie Jordon Arraigned on Dry Law Violation
Pie Jordon was arraigned before Judge R C Manley this morning on a dry law violation charge. His trial was set for 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. He remains jailed for failure to post bail of 3200.
Saturday Half-Day Closures for Dental Offices 1918
Notice lists dental offices including Dr. J. E. Meadows, Dr. Geo. Esterly, Dr. J. W. O Bryan, Dr. E. Baimgard ner, Dr. A. Hults, Dr. W. Gorrill, Dr. L. N. Frink, Dr. W. W. Russ, Dr. H. Beibler, Dr. P. N. Stevens, Dr. F. M. McFarland, and Dr. H. W. Hutchinson, all closing Saturday afternoons from May 1 to December 1, 1918.
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J.E. Meadows
Geo. Esterly
J. W.o'bryan
E. Baimpgardner
A. Hults
W. Gorrill
L. N. Frink
W. W. Russ
H. Beibler
P. N. Stevens
F. M. McFarland
H. W. Hutchinson
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Jayhawkers
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LeGear’s
City Drug Store
Kansas City Polytechnic Institute
Matthews Lumber & Con Co
Mackey
Bismarck
Douglas CO. Farm Bureau
Ryeh and White
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Aggie Meet
Helmonday
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Gress
Conklin
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McCulloch's
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Lawrence, Business College
Bacycle
Columbia and
Iver Johnson
Gilty
Lawrence Butterine Co
Hog Cholera Control Association of
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Lawrence National Bank
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