Neville plan to curb opium and narcotics trade eyed by League experts
Geneva April 30 The Neville plan prepared by Edwin Neville American member of the League of Nations experts committee proposes limiting opium poppy and coca leaf production to fund only narcotic control costs, with a central body to receive annual reports from signatory powers. It urges licenses for medical export, a high seas search right, no reexport, and strong penalties for violations, while acknowledging legality and revenue effects for states like Persia.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Edwin Neville
Committee of Experts
League of Nations
Neville
India
Feamie
High Seas
Personal notices from Kansas area locals teased by visitors
Miss Mabel William of Kansas City will spend the week end with Mr and Mrs E C Buss. Ida M Putnam of Richmond Kans is visiting her brother George McGee and family at 914 Kentucky street. She has wintered with her son Ralph in New York and visited George Putnam in Chicago. Mrs Carolin Murphy and Marian spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs Carrie Gully returned to Lawson after visiting her mother and Mrs W J Shields. Weavers went to Kansas City this morning. d Riling attended court in Kansas City today. Rev S B Lucas went to Pomona to conduct services Sunday. Henderson Martin went to Topeka on business F M Testerman and E McAferty went to Topeka for a meeting called Bishop C J Kephart. Mrs C Milburn spent today in Eudora, Louisa Reynolds and Lora Campbell were in Lawrence
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Mabel William
Kansas City
E.C. Buss
Ida M. Putnam
Richmond
Kans
George "McGee
Kentucky. Street
Ralph
New York City
George Putnam
Chicago
Carolin Murphy
Marian
Carrie Gully
Lawson
Anna Cain
W. J. Shields
Weavers
Riling
Kansas’ City
S. B. Lucas
Pomona
Henderson Martin
Tolerning
F. M. Testerman
E. McAferty
Topeka
C.J. Kephart
C. Milburn
Eudora
Louisa Reynolds
Lora ¥Apmbrodt
Lawrence
Intercity and local visits noted across Kansas
Morning arrivals report for interscholastic track participation in Baldwin with E G Frazier and Ivan Riley. Social notes include Mrs A G Shaw weekend in Vinland, George K Mackie News from Kansas City, Mrs Mattie J Zinn returning home to Longton, J O Bolton back in Baldwin, K Hoover heading to Kansas City, Mrs W B Newton visiting Paola after Hazeltine Richardson, W Verney back from Pittsburg business trip, Mrs John Strong’s to Topeka with daughter and grandson S W Til, Nell Davis visiting Roger Williams in Topeka weekend plans, Mrs J T Buchanan visiting Topeka, F E Hester and Nina Hester returning from Southern California, Charles Falmer visiting Coffeyville relatives.
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Peru
Kans
Edward Zinn
J. O. Bolton
Baldwin
Lawrence
K. Hoover
Kansas City
W. B. Newton
Pueblo
Colo
Paola
Hazeltine Richardson
W. Verney
Pittsburg
John Strong
S. W. Bihr
Inansas City
Topeka
H. E. Buchanan
F. E. Hester
Nina Hester
California
Charles Falmer
Coffeyville
Robert Reynolds
Reynolds
Girl Scouts Conference to Convene in Chicago
Hundreds of women executives and members of local Girl Scouts councils will gather in Chicago April 28 for a five day conference. Mrs. Herbert Hoover presides as president and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge is honorary president. Discussions will cover budgeting plan by laws revision and committee reports. The event closes with a rally of 3,000 Girl Scouts from Chicago and nearby towns. Hoover will present three golden eagles to Chicago girls as top honors. Special honors will be given to several community service workers.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Girl Scouts of America
Herbert Hover
Jcylvin Coolidge
Scouts of
Hoover
Helium Could Have Prevented Great Dirigible Disasters
Dr Richard B Moore of New York City argues that helium recovery would have prevented fires on the Dixmude IR and Roma and other airship disasters. He cites helium reserves across Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, and West Virginia as key to stopping incendiary fire with a few shots or bombs.
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Washington
Richard B Moore
New York City
United States Bureau of Mines
petroleum + chemistry
American Chemical Ganiety
Roi Langley
United’ States
Sunday Services at Lawrence Churches
Lawrence churches announce Sunday services across denominations. Seventh Day Adventist, Wilson M. Backus minister. First Evangelical, Plymouth Congregational, Ninth Street Baptist, Trinity Lutheran, St Paul Evangelical, North Lawrence Baptist, First Methodist, First Presbyterian, and Trinity Episcopal outline schedules, Sunday school times, sermons, and special events. Services invite all to attend.
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St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Ca Rieder
Churches Present Easter Campaign Plans Across Town
A rundown of Sunday and midweek services from several churches including Friends Church at 10th and Delaware, First Baptist with Frank Jennings, and United Brethren at 17th and Vermont. Topics include The Need of Religion, Words, The House on the Rock, and The Doubt-Dissolver. Churches invite all to attend worship, Christian Endeavor, and evening sermons as they conserve Easter attendance gains.
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Vermint
Edward Hislop
Edwin F. Price
Weatherby
University League
The
Christian’ Endeavor
Society of the First
Christian Church
America
First Methodist
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts Street
Christian Science
Christian Science , Reading
Ath Street
Christian Endeavor
University
M. E
Chas. A. Richar
Friends Church
10Th
Delaware
John Howard
Ournday School
Haviland
First Baptist Church
Frank Jennings
Forest ‘Wircraft
Minneapolis
University Baptist Church
United Brethren Church
Vermont
Byron J. Clark
Conn
St. Phone
David Mail
Henry Beck
Lawrence Council of Religious Education Plans Vacation Bible Schools
The educational committee met last Monday at 4 30 and outlined a plan for four week vacation Bible schools beginning around June 11 in public school buildings. Three sites Brunckney Quincy Cordley were tentatively chosen with a budget near 600 dollars and a supervisor two teachers and a principal. The council seeks funds and a general supervisor and asks for community support to enroll at least 200 children.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Ray A. Eusden
W.L. Browning
United Brethren Church
Congregational State Conference
Lawrence
Brnckney
Quincy
Cordley
Guardians Aid American Filipino Children In Manila
The American Guardian Association closed its second year in Manila with a small cash balance and a $10,000 endowment. About 125 American Filipino children are cared for and housed in Catholic Episcopal and Union church run places. Funds come from dues and donations. Lt. Col. Gordon Johnston, newly retired, presided and will return to duty in the U S Army. James A. Ostead was elected president for the coming year.
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Manila
Associated Press
American Guardian Association
Colonet Johnston
James A. Ostead
The
Supreme Court
Association
Hwith Karess
Mass
Kansas Scholarship Contest Seeks 506 Kansas Pupils
Fifty nine high schools entered the second annual Kansas Scholarship contest to be held in Emporia Kansas Saturday The event draws 506 expected entrants from across the state with teachers and principals gathering at the Kansas State Teachers College for morning discussions and an afternoon scholastic tournament. A C Parsons Oklahoma City educator will be principal speaker and the program includes eighteen course exams an interscholastic relay and an extemporaneous speaking contest.
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Emporia
Kans
Kansas
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Dean A.worcester
A. C. Parsons
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Kan
Concordia
Sago Agg
Thirty Horses Sold to Clear Ranges in Modoc Forest
Alturas April 28. One horse brought 25 cents and 30 horses sold for $1 each at a public auction to reduce horse herds in Modoc National Forest. The top price was 317. Officials of the forest arranged the sale as cattle and sheep growers say autos replaced bronchos, leaving a surplus. Hundreds were disposed of, with more likely to be available almost for the asking.
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Alturas
Cal
Associated Press
National Forest
Modac National Forest
Glean Sweep Sale Auction Notice Near Lawrence Mich Street
Glean sweep sale by H. Davis owner with 1 mile north west off Lawrence 14 mile north from Michigan street on Wednesday May 7 at 2:00 a.m. Livestock include several horses cattle shoats and dairy cows all will be sold with precise ages weights and freshening dates. Implements include plows binders wagons drills and harness plus household goods and furniture. Terms cash under ten dollars or bankable note at 8 percent from sale date. Auctioneer H. Stone.
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Lawrence
Michigan Street
Jersey
Guernsey
Davis
Stone
Diels
Karnak hailed by Wichita veteran for stomach relief
W P Philips of Wichita veteran and post office custodian praises Karnak claiming it cured long standing stomach ailments. He reports relief from indigestion heartburn and bowel issues and says he now sleeps better and can work hard mornings. Karnak sold in Lawrence by Round Corner Drug and in Linwood by H E VanNoy MD.
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RE. W. Philips
Palisade Ave
Wichita
Kansas
Karnak
Mr. Phillips
Shane Biest
Lawrence
Round Corner
Linwood
H. E. VanNoy, MD
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Stevens
M. B. Jaslow
Russia
Young People’s Society
St. Luke A. M. E
Church Corner
9Th
New York
T. W. Greene, Jr
M. Bivens
Glass
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S. Snowden
First Evangelical Church
10Th and
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W. Newby
Holy Communion
Evangelical League of Christian Endeavors
Jesus
Esther Burgert
B. F
St. James A. M. E. Church
Maple Street
J. W. Johnson
7Th St
T. R. Jackson
Mathus Cushingbery
Wm. E. P. Erlyene Osborne
Dramatic Art of
St. James A. M. EB
Salvation Army
E. Tibhi _ chai
Salvation
Sunad
Young Legion
All Child
Ish Fes
Ladies Home League
Vermont ‘St
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Ohio Sts
G. N. Jackson
Ida Wallace
Kansas City Forum
Thomas McCalop
Pref
Fulbright
Industrial and Educational Institute of
Ninth Street
Trinity Lutheran Chirch
Eleventh
New Hampshire
N. D. Goehring
Holmes Dysinger
D. D
Western Theological Seminary
EL TF. Schultz
University U. .M. C. A
Talis
JI High School
Lucille Vaughn
Gandhi
Presbyterian Church
Warner Vermont
Ninth Sts
A. Bleek
C. E
Trinity
Episcopal Church Tenth
Edwards
Helen Pendleton
James
Barrow
North Lawrence Baptist
L. V. Bolton
Shiloh Baptist Church
Rufus Scott
A. A. Royston
W.L. Shuler
Epworth ‘League
First Christiaan Church
Kreso
Barber’s Drug Store
Lec
Service Transfer CO
Service Drayage Co
Mater
Hmontin
Williams Investm't Co
Taras Yaork
Baldwi
Stolent
Arfaress L
Care Journal-World
KODAK
National Fhore Co
Westport Station
Santa Iosietler
Dr. Jones
Utiversity Book Store
Fleet Housekeeping
Niversity
BLM
Porter
Lattarpe
Iff
Zella R. Pace
Cuo
Men’s Athletic Union
Mass. Sf
Wolf’s Book Store
Lawrence National Bank
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