Debaters and German Play Highlight Missouri Event
Kansas City debaters Joseph E. ton of Man Training High school and Clarence Lee Connor of Central High School Kansas City will represent their schools in a Missouri debate on municipal government. Miss Mamie Burk and Miss Bert Kerr will represent Kansas City in essays on An Appreciation of the Caller and The Laocoon. University of Kansas students staged two German plays under Professors Carruth and Engel with strong acting by Allen Wilber Beatrice Dalton Mable Nowlin Ruth Van Doren Marion English and others before about 150 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Gee
Columbias
Joseph E. * Ton
Man Training High School
Clarense Lee Connor
Central High School
Missouri
Mamie Burk
Bert Kerr
Burk
Kansas University
Aidhall
Carruth
Engel
Andy
Allen Wilber
Beatrice Dalton
Mail device in good shape by Kansas City inventor
Albert Hupp, Kansas City inventor, reports his mail handling device has reached practical form after two years of work. He contracted with Mr. Strang for demonstrations on his link, with the inventor planning late month tests and continued showings. Also noted are Delmar Sisters palmists in Lawrence offering test readings and clairvoyant services at 903 Mass. St. Store mouldings and picture mouldings advertised at Wolf's Book Store.
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Albert Hupp
Kansas City
Hupp
Strang
Delmar Sisters
Lawrence
Mass
TIZ for Tender Feat Foot Bath Remedy Claim
An old time ad promotes TIZ for Tender Feet a foot bath remedy said to draw out inflammation and soreness cure corns callouses bunions frostbites chilblains ingrown nails and tired swelled feet using smaller shoes. Sold by Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago 25 cents a box direct from the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Luther Dodge &Co
Chicago
Kansas University Final Commencement Schedule
The final program for Kansas University commencement is set from May 31 to June 8 featuring an annual concert, Baccalaureate sermon by Bishop William Fraser McDowell, organ recital, regatta, Sigma Xi address, pharmacy banquet, class day exercises, regents meeting, alumni events, band concert, and commencement exercises. Also notes census doubts about undercounting and suggestions to improve tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Department of Music
School of Fine Arts
Fraser Knad
William Fraser McDowell
Robinson Gymnasium
Jane
Charles S. Skilton
Fraser Hall
Kansas River
Sigma Xi
Samuel ‘ Wendell Williston
University ‘l of Chicago
School of Pharmacy
Board of Regents
Charles Manford Sharpe
A.M
Kansas
The
Bible College of Missouri
Alumni Association
McCookfield
Strong
Green
Robinson Gymmnasiun
Josiah Bryce
Marvard University
Iubinson Gyw
Vasiow
Ice Cream Flavors and Tailor Services Ad
A vintage ad offers vanilla strawberry and caramel nut tema ice cream options, with banana and green grape varieties mentioned amid an old style menu. It also promotes The Tailor WIEDEMANN'S and Let Shulz make your suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiedemann's
Shulz
Rainstorm Drenches Kansas and Surrounding Regions
A hard rain drenched Kansas and adjacent states with swollen streams and flooded streets. The system stretched from Nebraska to New Orleans, bringing over an inch of rainfall on average and up to greater depths in many spots. Rail reports show heavy recent rains, especially in Kansas and Oklahoma, with a total 24 hour rainfall around three inches. Ottawa mourns the death of Mrs. J. F. Fitzgerald, court stenographer for Douglas County. Johnnie On the Spot delivers messages and packages, while local ads promote funeral notices and Reymond's Drug Store offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Nebraska
New Orleans
Great Lakes
Uitil
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas University student elections choose Spotts and Stevens
Ralph Spotts elected president of the Student Council with a large margin and Lois Stevens chosen as president of the Woman's Student Government Association. Verne Long named vice president and Burton Sears secretary. Millicent Nofzver Brownie Angle and Lucy Mureh named officers for the women. Strong turnout noted in a keenly fought race at K U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Ralph Spotts
Lois Stevens
Gi. Couvent Association
Brownie Angle
Lucy Mureh
Connell
K. U
Occupation tax a likely need for Lawrence
Lawrence appears headed toward an occupation tax as city improvements grow. Citizens resist taxes, but bonds are rare and funds must come from somewhere. Local leaders urge backing the mayor and council as Lawrence continues rapid development amid a push for city status. The scene includes notices for Epworth League, local ads, and upcoming events.
Personal notices and travels across Kansas and beyond
Purely personal items from Kan in Duciness to Kansas City travelers and visits. Mentions Glenn Todd of Altamuwit in the city, C Johnston trip to Pueblo, Mrs Nowlin in KC, Miss Mabel Nowlin, Edna Hopkins joining a house party in Ottawa, Ora Webb visiting Vecle Walker, testing for Chanute, Mrs Salisbury and son in Alexandria Louisiana, Chancellor Strong en route to Chicago to speak at a Baptist convention, Gibb family arrivals from Canada and Europe plans, and admiring retiree Rear Admiral McCalla's passing in Santa Barbara. Also notes petitioning by Governor Stubbs, a Baptist rummage sale delay, Raymond's Drug Store tinting glass paint ad, seeds and plants at Mrs Prentiss's, and Squires offering portraits.
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Ord Clingusain
Kanin
Brooks
Kansas
EC. Mesurvey
Kansas City
Glenn Todd
Altamuwit
Suitun
C. Johnston
Dave West
Pueblo
Col
Nowlin
Sting
Mabel Nowlin
Edna Hopkins
Otawa
Sauart
Ora Webb
Visiat Vecle Walker
Chanute
Salisbury
Alexandvr
Louisiana
Stevenston Lume
St. Kentucky Street
Chancellor Strong
Chicago
Northern Baptist Convention
Univers of
Lineis
John L. Gibb
Toronto
Canada
Garden Gibb
J. Sydney Gibb
Victoria
Brite Sen Tumabia
Gibb
Marc
D. L.gibb
Sydney Gibb
Isabel Gibb
Europe
The Modern Priscilla Club Event and Weddings
The Modern Priscilla club hosted a gathering at Mrs. A L Carl’s home with officers elected: Mrs A Young president Mrs Vie Jobu sod vice president Mrs Marry Green secretary treasurer. A bridal wedding occurred at 275 Walnut for Miss Emma Jane McCain and Charles Dicker with a spring decorated ceremony and reception for about one hundred guests. Delta Omicron Omicron dance invitations caused attendance confusion amid school board objections.
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Priscilla Club
A. L. Carl
Vermont Street
A. Young
Vie Jobusod
Marry Green
Carl
Emma Jane McCain
Charles Dicker
Wal
Ferns
Watts
Mtiranul
George Waiie
Gunn
de Briukson
Minnie Miller
Harry Uicker
Fosse -Kenin
Rey E. E. Stadler
Elurell
Dicker
Walnut
Dieker
Alpha Tau Omega Wins Interfraternity Debate at Fraser Hall
Eliot Porter son of Judge Silas Porter won the interfraternity debate on The Honor System at Fraser Hall with a strong delivery and thoughtful composition. The Moving Herbert cup honors the winning Alpha Taus. Also noted: Dr. M T Sadler purchased Poehler Property at Henry and Tennessee streets and Kodak promotion by Woodward & Co.
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Eliot Porter
Silas Porter
Fraser Hall
Khiot Porter
Alpha Tau Omega
Alpha Taus
Porter
Herbert
Hiawatha
Jlw State Supreme Court
Kansas Unive
Sudler
Poebler
M. T. Sadler
Day Set For High School Athletes Gathering
Lawrence hosts annual state assembly as rain-soaked fields threaten events. Officials offered gold silver bronze medals for top finishers across eighteen divisions while records aim to be broken despite forecasts of more rain and soggy McCook field.
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Lawrence
Tomar
Lange
Hain
Yu Me- Cook
Athtoric Association Inte
Nerz
Stucia
McCook
Ubi Seta | Whichs Lave Entered’: ‘ Wahittnser County
Mile County
Montemiery County
Dickinson County
Kansas City Catholic
Humboldt
Beattis
Lyons
Greeneat
Hutchinson
Clay County
Winchester
Gardner
Wellsville
Garnett
Southern
Anadentyy
Spine Hi
Aperia
Marion
Oltthe
Overbrook
Ake
Topeka
Sterling
Eudora
Chelsea
Mion
Delphos Leavenworth
Ott
Rangas City
Rainy day doubles tournament at Lawrence gym
High Schools Playing Of Doubles in Gymnasium Because of Rain. The annual tennis tournament led here every year in connection with the Soite High shall meet in Lawrence today. Due to weather the tournament is being played on the basketball court and Robinson gymnasium. Schools entered include Manual Training High School City Wentworth Military Academy Eudora Ibawatha Topeka Montgomery County Murat Pittsburg St Jolns Kansas City Central High School A Little Book THE CALL OF KANSAS and verses by ESTHENE-MARY CLARIC published and for sale by Clus Seewar aAlso Observations of The Young Lady Across the Way. New spring neckwear at Mrs. Shearer Ladies' Toggery.
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Soite
Lawrence
Fonturryw
Robinson Gymasium
Schuels
Wentworth Military Academy
Eudora
Ibawatha
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Zeez Fischer
Ed. V. Price & Co
Samuel UW. Clarke
Wolf's Book Store
Tiz’ For
Aunus
Josiah’ Bryce
Harvard
Ufferte
R.E. Menzel
West-End
W.A. Guenther
W. A. Dunmire
J. W. Spencer
Hosford’s Park
S. B. Holloway
Hunter, Bros. & Eliot
Wm. Messenheimer
Wm. Schell
Stanford & Ewing
Brown’s Cash
U. P
Elliott Street
UD. BT
Ottawa
J. F. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Douglas County
Johnnie
Rork’s Motoresele
Bull
Home
Reymond
Squirea
Madras
A. D. Weaver
K. VU
Neomatics
Univer
Connethuen
Epworth League
M. E. Church
New York Street
Frank
Julia Helmendaech
S. Com
Vic Johnson
Bell Phone
Colgate’s
Rivers’s
Hudout’s
Williams
McCulloch
W. Parsons
Jeweler
Bennett
Wolf's
Masa
Squires
Antwerp
Newmark
Santa Barbara
Cal
McCalla
U.S, NL
Benger Focce
TS9
Stubbs
Couvernor Stubbs
State of Bees
Baptist
People's Bank
Lucas
Raymond's
Sol Marks
Fraser
Lim
Delta Omicron Omicron
Eeku’s
Board of Education
Calipat
Maud
Lau
Nbleach
Kim
Vas
Ndt
Kodak
Woodward & Co
Henderson
Raymond
Pasker
A. B. Sellards Haz
Shils
Wulf
Ant Glass
Sterling ‘Silver
Squires Studio
Lawrence Pantatorium
Eleaya
Daggett & Ramdsells
Hudaouis
Rexall
G. A. Homman
West Henry
King
Devoe Lead
Devoe
W. Jaedicee
Studebaker-Garford
Studebaker
Studebaker Flanders
Studebaker Electrics
Olds and Stover Gas Engines
Auto Supplies
West Warren St
Lawrence Street _Motor Car Co
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