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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1929

Page

2

Mexican Exhibit Shows Fine Work

A display at the university department of design features Tonala near Guadalajara pottery and crafts. Yonalatec descendants influence pottery choices, with blue tones, geometric and floral designs, hand molded pieces, and carved wood items including a realistic Indian head. Weaving shows refined color work and tight weaving. Two chairs mimic garden furniture in leather bound wood strips. Enamel painted trays and blue white plaques reflect folk art. The exhibit, organized by the Art Alliance of New York City, highlights Mexican art and Tonalatec craft, praised by Doctor Att in Art.

Tonala Guadalajara University Department of Design Ton‘ald British Museum Hich Art Alliance of New York City United States Doctor Att Tenala

British Open Scores From Muirfield May 10 192—Hagen Leads

AP report lists 72 hole results from Muirfield Scotland. Walter Hagen United States 217 76 292 tops field. Other notables include Tommy Armour Gene Sarazen Bobby Cruickshank Jock Hutchison Herbert Jolly Cyril Tolley Henry Cotton and Jim Barnes among numerous Brits and Americans with varied scores and totals.

Bobby Cruickshank U.5 Bie Watrous U. 8 Gene Sarazen U. S Tommy Armour Jnitiate Thompson Herbert Jolly G. B PL Perkins Aie Horton Smith Cyril Tolley Henry Cotton Sabine Duncan An T. Twine Oat A. Whitecombe Sills Robertson Meechak Caraghan G.B Aigataur Johnny Farrell Teo Diegel Jim Barnes

Debentures Stir Senate Debate Amid Farm Aid Fight

Washington May 10 AP The export debenture proposal remains the liveliest topic in the farm relief discussion on the Senate side as it is voted into the bill. A letter from Sen Fess to Marshall Sheppey accuses “Pseudo-Republicans” Borah Nye and Brookhart of breaking ranks, prompting sharp replies from the three, who supported Hoover in the campaign but oppose his position on the debenture.

Washington Senate Capitol Chamber Fes Ohio Marshall Sheppey Toledo Borah Idaho Nye North Dakota Brookhart Iowa Fess Congress Hoover Lincoln

Personal notes and aviation items from midweek news

Personal notices report visitors from Ottawa, Chicago, Springfield and relatives in Kansas City a nursing update on Prof Schwegler with Mrs Stoeppelwerth and others. Navy Lt Apal Jo Soucek sets a world altitude record at 39140 feet, while plans progress for a giant helicopter mail and passenger airship hangar in California to serve Hawaii and the Orient pending congressional approval.

Navy Washington National Aeronautical Association Lieut Apal Jo Soucek New York Congress California Hawaii Onent

Local residents describe community events and travel notes

Radial experts from Kansas City examined a new radio owned by Harry Neat. Bonner Springs’ Merland Oil delivered gasoline and kerosene to farm houses nearby. A Linwood K P hall dance drew a large crowd with all reporting a good time. Several locals visited Kansas City for shows and shopping. The Mayberry family returned to east of Corliss. Highway No 10 reopened after four weeks to allow easier town access. A Turner hall De Soto dance drew attendees from the area.

Kansas City Harry Neat Merland’ Oil Company Bonner Springs Mabel Bird Frances Gabriel Clara Bow Newman Helen Dean L. L. Corliss Holiday Jasper Lesueur Mr. Lesueur Foe Gants Earl Ross and Jerry’ Kiser Homes Oaesday Soule Bat Edna Polter Tom Fanning Mabel Chauncy Bird Roy Polfer Lewis Abersold Agnes Atkinson Edna Paul Folter Julia Kelley Mae Tripkoes Howard Caldwell Mr. Caldwell Mrs. Polter Roy Erle Hunter Kill Creek Mitchell End Robert L. L . Corliss A Huff W. H. Dent Mr. Dent Mr.Huff Masonic Lodge de Soto Ginn Etiz Tnter Hunter

British protest stirs debt group in reparations talks

Paris May 10 AP reports a disturbing atmosphere amid British condemnation of two parts of the young reparations compromise. Churchill's Commons statement signals possible partial agreement between nations, with Germany’s interest in totals rather than division. Officials worry percentages tie to difficult eliminations and could delay a final settlement.

Paris Winston Churchill House of Commons Germany

Deaths and Funerals in Baldwin and Sand Springs

Butler Johnson aged 68 of Douglas county died Thursday morning at his daughter's home in Sand Springs Oklahoma. Funeral from Stewart funeral home Baldwin at 2 730 oclock Sunday with Rev C F Holman officiating. He was a brother of Albert Johnson and Mrs David McKinney and an uncle of Mrs W al es of Lawrence. Frederika Fischer aged 87 died at her Baldwin home after long illness. She was mother of Mrs Gilbert M Gander and C J Fincer of Bakhtin. Arrangements await relatives.

Butler Butler Johnson Lula Winn Sand Springs Okla Stewart Baldwin C. F. Holman First Methodist Church Johnson Douglas County Albert, Johnson David Mckinney Wales Lawrence Fredericka Fischer Frederika Fischer Gilbert M. Gander C. J. Fincher Bakhtin

Community notices and visits across De Soto area

A crowded gathering preceded a weekend of visits with Mr. and Mrs Harry Neal in De Soto. Social rounds include Dent family dinners in Linwood and Cardwell Turner hosting Ora Dent. Teachers Blake Miller and Cann Glenn completed terms and prepared for an operetta at De Soto High School. Local residents, radio repairs, and corn planting mark the week.

Loring Little Jack Poe Kansas City J. O. Huff L. L. Corliss Harold Henry Harry Neal Neal Jasper Lesueur Bill Tripkees Carl Turner Turner Hahn James Lewis Louie Warsop de Soto Cliff Musser L. R. Penner Baby W. H. Dent Alex Callow Olathe Lexington Township Ora Dent Robert Turner de’ Soto

Local Social Notes and Rural Life Items

Miss Mary Finnerty and Will Finnerty dined with Mr and Mrs Frank Jordan. Visits include H J Warnock with Henry Eiler, Ottawa trips by O Neil and Van Tries families, and Montie Martin hospital stay after surgery. Talk of poultry and hog raising plus pruning wisdom and notes on calf losses and pig weaning rules fill this week’s community column.

Mary Finnerty Will Finnerty Frank Jordan Mr. Finnerty Thone H. J. Warnock Henry Eiler Ottawa Paul O'Neil Forrest Wayne Nora van Frank van Tries John Hays Grace Hays C. C John Hyland Esther Frauvenfelder Herman Butell Nora van Tries Kathryn Brophy Russell Hays Missou Bok Brack Jones Wellsville Maurice O'Neil Common Hospital Shaw Hatchery Hay Lester Kalb J. T. Schwalm Worden Roy van Tries Hyland Albert Moldenhauer Moldenhauer

Take Age Japanese party Hosts and guests listed at Theta house

Kappa Alpha Theta plans an evening Take Age party with Japanese theme decorations in the living room library and dining room including lattice work wisteria greenery lanterns and crested place cards Dinner at quarter tables with sweet pea bouquets and an orchestra for both events Chaperons include Mrs P H Minkenberg Mrs Gertrude Sawtell Mrs C H Kramer and Mrs Emma Fagan Guests listed include Penfield Jones Frederick Kester Claud Whitfield Charles Ransom Johnny Young Clarence Shortis Julian Ralston Mike Simmons Guilford Day and many others A Mothers and Daughters banquet followed at First Christian church with 185 guests and a yellow decor motif The program featured songs readings and tributes to mothers and a toast by Mrs A Richard with plans for an annual event and out-of-town attendees Also noted are a Niotas club talk on motherhood and a Lawrence-Lake View Dancing Club event at Holway's hall plus a U S Automatic Fire Alarm dinner at Wagstaff's grill room and a Rebekah lodge husbands banquet with May pole centerpiece and multiple performances including songs toasts and dances)

Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority P. H. Minkenberg Gertrude Saw‘tell H. Kramer Emma Fagan Penfield Jones Frederick Kester Claud Whitfield Charles Ransom Johnny Young Clarence Shortis Julian Ralston Mike Simmons Guilford Day Nona Snyder Benny Bond Tack Schopflin Tom Long George Hendrickson Jack Wayland Hare Ted Pearson Lawrence Walker Bert Bass Howard Nash Cordley Brown Felix Manley Carl Johnson Malcolm MacLaren iBabi Borth Lee Gradinger John Eberhart Freddy Coleman George Callahan Bob Meek Richard Garlinghouse Sewall Voran Don Rhodes First Christian Church Church Brotherhood Wa He Dunn Margaret Drennon Ruth Elis Dorothy Dreyer Nana Marie . Hartley Geipaleing Hartley Ruth Hunter W. Hi Dunn C. W. Straffon Laksa Rose Jh. S. Mitchell A. Richard A. L. Dunkerty Dane Tucker J. R. Stockwell Karl Kreider George C. Foster Rebekahs I. O. Ofp Edna Lawrence Gertie K. Johnston Eva Wilson Estella Aimee Piper Annie Keeler Hazel Watts Birs G. A. Daugherty Johnston Rebekah Lodge W.H. Dunnsane Katie Watkins Upchurch Mary Young Hortense Young Misa ‘Marcella Gress J Emily Ball Rae Stoland Jane Matheson Lucretia Douglas

Birth of Marjory Lee in Memorial Hospital Lawrence

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee are proud parents of a girl born Thursday at Memorial Hospital, Lawrence, named Marjory. Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy F. Daugherty, 92, of Eudora, held at Methodist church. she lived in Douglas County over seventy years, survived by three children. Junior Wyrick broke his arm falling from a tree, P T A to hold May 16 meeting with pie supper for members only.

Robert E. Lee Memorial Hospital Lawrence Marjory Roy Daugherty Maxine Baldwin Eudora Henry Schlegel Fred Schlegel Minneapolis University Auditorium Minerva Rebekah Lodge I. Q. O. F. Hall Wae Aur John Weil Billy Roger Toneka George Hausman George Schubert F. Pierce Topeka Lucy F. Daugherty Thorning Bert Daugherty Ella Still Kirksville Charles Daugherty Junior Wyrick Parent-Teachers’ Association

Rev J H Miller Regains Health After Sargon Treatment

Rev J H Miller long suffered rheumatism lumbago and stomach trouble. After a gas explosion and nervous shock he declined but with Sargon he improved rapidly gaining weight and strength. He reports digestion normal sleep good and relief from pains. He is 75? years old and recommended Sargon via Round Corner Drug Company Lawrence.

Tate Isaac H. Miller Isaac H. Milter West Oklahoma City Methodist Church Masons K. of. P Sargon Thay Lawrence Round Corner Drug Company

Local social notes and crime brief from Kansas area

Mrs. Adams of Olathe dined with the Milburns Tuesday. A family birthday dinner at A Lotz sr. marked Mr Lotz’s ninetieth, with many Lotz and Hammer family members present. Miss Alice Lofton returned to Washington after visiting Kansas City friends. Mrs Copp and Mrs Stalder were social guests. Grist and Lofton shopped in Kansas City. Kansas City loan firms indicted on usury charges by county grand jury with BBB support. Mrs Bunn and S C Miller won golf prizes at Lawrence Country Club for low putting in Scotch foursomes.

Adams Olathe Jake Milburn A. Lotz Lotz Fred Lotz Lawrence A. Lotz, Jr Garl Lotz Chris Hammer Louise Lotz Emma. Lotz Olga Lotz Alice Lofton Washington Marian Grist Clarence _ Copp William Stalder Otto Spitzli Weaver J. W. Bunn C. Miller Lawrence Country Club

Friday Morning Program of Local Entertainment and Markets

A fragmented listing outlines a Friday program featuring Wren Orchestra, a Vocal Soloist, and various acts at Philio’s Theatres, with interludes by Interwoven Paty, Slumber Muse, and the Morning Zephyrs. Also listed are market quotes, weather, grain and livestock notes, and several band and singing acts scheduled across the day.

Ne—Squibty Lealth Any Wren Orchestra Mom Donaleon m—Armstrong Quakere Paty Philio’s Theatres Hudaon-Essex Chalientm Tongines Chirret Tims Mont Spilalnes Orchesa Po Biaebirds Tiptine Srain Livestick Rarain Purot Pickard Family Packard Backart Seven Elevens Lensines Romeo and Jurmik Adrama Pember Music

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K. U Lake Shore Efecine Railway Janary Lollevue Edward Butler Ryenort W.ty Borland S Safety Bureau C. J. Lane Deb Harry F. Sinclair George S. Wilson District , of Columbia Board of Welfare Pittsburgh County Buck Garrett H. A. Dunn David Gane Chicago R. A. Schwegler W. W. Stoeppelwerth Trinity Lutheran Hospital Steepneworth Marie” Elizabeth Victor Saeger Devite Clayton Hackman Springfield Field Corliss Lawrence-Lake View Holloway's Hall U.S. Automatic Fire Alarm Company Wagstaff J. M. Johnson J. H. Miller Sais Saigon Better Business Bureau Erchants National Bank Wren Alberty Rumsey Funeral Home Aristocrat Auto P. van Buskirk Ford Seng Isser Innes
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