Call For Play Directors in Kansas Schools
A new band of instructors seeks play directors for summer work with Kansas children under Prof W A McKeever of the university. Contests to pick top prices in the state require trained leaders. jobs pay 68 to 90 a month with duties to be arranged through McKeever before June. Several schools already plan to employ directors, and interested young men and women should contact the professor at the earliest opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansans
W. A. McKeever
Department
Chile
Universi
Kansas
Melvever
Siu
Makrever
Will Address Washburn Football Assembly At Talk
Dr. A R Kennedy will address a gathering at Washburn College about building a winning football team for Tapuka school. The event aims to inform on conditioning for strenuous workouts and to outline the role of alumni and coaches in supporting athletics. Speakers include football men who will discuss preparation and expectations for the fall season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Kennedy
Washburn
Bert
Ivennedy
Luderd
Eanei
Plivideat
Proatt
Washburn Collexy
Washburn Callewey
Vouel Jusk
Tapuka
Vue Abaninsi
Siew Inc
Nemody
Jayhawker Tigers Tie to Decide Valley Championship
Kansas and Missouri clash in Lawrence this week as the Missouri Valley baseball title hinges on two games. Key moments include Smee's sharp play aiding Kansas in Columbia with a seventh inning rally featuring Spies and Oke jantes in the batting trail. että
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley “Conference
Lawrence
Ronel
Hold a Woman's Meet at Columbia Track
The athletic event for women students is set at Columbia today May 1. The meet features entries from Swans and other colleges with notable performances anticipated. Coaches expect strong times in relay and sprint events as participants vie for top honors.
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Columbia Todey
Finjan Wail
Sells
Cement Bags Sold Fast in Europe Demand Boost
Reported in Saint Louis Missouri a dramatic rise in demand for cement sacks used as armor by soldiers in Europe. Supply is said to be seven times higher than before hostilities began, with sacks filled with earth and limited charging of troops.
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Europe
St. Lantis
Gatdo Pantie Leant
Ager
Renent Company
Enanape
Carl
Sahgs
Tara
Soldier’s improvised shield aids wounded guard in combat scene
The report notes a soldier using improvised shoulder protection to shield a comrade while fighting. It mentions Pat stating the makeshift shield and quick actions improved survivability as shrapnel and bullets flew nearby.
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Pat
Iabotic
Baker Haskell Meet Postponed and Rescheduled
The Baker University track team planned a meet with Haskell in Lawrence. The event, postponed due to weather, started at 4 o clock on Saturday afternoon. Haskell reportedly ended season early after quitting track last week.
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Baker University
Lawrence
Aimonia
Wifly Haskell
Laskell
Todi
Kansas Bureau Of School Survey Begins Nationwide
Hist and science cliques enlist as Kansas school survey gets under way. Dean I A Ivelly heads the effort for the Bureau of School Survey, planning to study grade schools and teachers across cities including Coffeyville, Wichita, Emporia, and Newton to compare conditions and standards.
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Hist
Secone
Kussas
Vontiaugus School
Snevey
Universi Kansas
Edgelools
Kansas
Dean I. A. Ivelly
Schooliaf Education
Wale
Bureau of
Wangas
Pereeth Gees Whitdyen
Selina
Age Net
Sehool
Ite
Coffeyville
Whitehingon
Erets City
Nausas
Piltshore
Si Tint
Wighita
Abilene
Anthiony
Agroansas City
Baxter Springs
Caney
Flofien
Joka
Duretionibys McTherson
Maalatlim
Minneapolis
Seodestia
Newton
Gosburne
Pratt Sphoen
Winter
Yared ‘Center
Chaa
Alaryvsville
University of Kansas Seeks Return of Fossil Lizard
Peter L. Garrity of western Kansas renews proceedings to compel the University of Kansas to return a historic fossil lizard found on his property or pay its value. The Supreme Court reinstated the suit from Garrity against university officials over who bears liability for the fossil. The delay cites missteps by Garrity’s attorneys. University scientists say the fossil has scientific interest but may not be valu able. The case heads toward October term with possible orders for the fossil’s return if deemed valuable.
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Peter L. Charity
Western Kansas
Tewil
University of Kansas
Supreme Court
Cisiziel Court of
Eos
Garrity
Kansas
Slint
State superintendent race sees no clear candidate yet
The candidate scene for state superintendent of public instruction remains unsettled after a narrow recall two years ago and current reports indicate Abr Payne visiting Lawrence as a potential candidate.
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le Thisne
Earporia
Public Instruction
Payne
Lawrence
The University Week Brims With Arts and Sports Events
University activities show a lull after two hectic weeks as The Week previews remounted performances of The Fruit of Laughter by Paxey Shostae at Marvin Grove and Yellowstone travelogue in Fraser Hall. Mary Junie and Miss Cla rehearers assist, with a spring concert to follow in Fraser Hall. A sophomore mixer, the annual Student’s Day, and a Pine Tiger baseball series are on the slate, while underclassmen plan a spring party and upperclassmen prep for a permanent yearly event.
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Activitie
Marvin’ Grove
Paxey Shostae
Satunday
Audienée
Charles N. Hil
Yellowstone National Park
Praser Hall
Mf Hanks
Saral Park
Frager Fall
Afiss
Canitzalto
Mary Junie
Clarehearer
Uder
Onakin
Billy’ Koester
Mixer Commaine
Suul
Wnty
Altidents
Seinel
Kansas
Hennys Dix' Sor
Missouri Olavis
Shy Weal
Pine Tiger
Conet McCarty
Columbia
Ate
Stissium
Treshanit
Universitiy
Mebiason
Gymousian
Elliott
Department 3
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Worst Cases Allegedly
A reader recalls skepticism about rolu le inheritance and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla completely cures the worst cases, though the statement reflects historical promotional tone and unverified medical claims.
Merchants National Bank Opens In New Lawrence Home
The Merchants National Bank invites the Lawrence public to visit its remodeled new home at the same location. The lobby features Rose Tavernelle marble and walnut trim with soundproof telephone booths and customer rooms. The bank aims to better serve patrons and showcases its updated facilities during opening week.
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Merchants National Bank
New Home
National Bank
Saaa
Saeeity
Merchants Bank
Lawrence
Islidation
Humane Week Training For Scouts Instructed
At a monthly meeting scout leaders agreed scouts would aid in Humane Week by observing the event. The program will open with a talk on Humane Kindness by Her. AL Buwands Endacott will speak. J. R. Holmes of the Humane Society will sell buttons or tags next Saturday to raise funds for the society.
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Ries Veuer Ig
Jess
AL Buwands
Endacott
Tani “ Kindnes
J. R. Holmes
The
Humane Society
Boy ‘Scouts
Lawrence Community Club Golfers Lead In Big Tourney
In the Lawrence Community Club annual wall tournament qualifying round, top scores included 83 by Dr HT Dones and 86 by A Barteldes, with other strong marks from 85s and 88s. The field set up pairings for the final rounds as weather allowed, with matches continuing through Thursday and plans for either 18 holes in one day or nine holes on a second day.
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Lawrence Comunty Club
Dr HT. Dones
at_scene
Bisley Foes
Walker
Uc Barteldes
A. Barteldes
Ples Sterling Va. Spalding
Halt
Meade
Roeylands J
Hill
Jardon Gilh
Sterling
Lindley
P. A. Dinsmeer
H.C. Adlon
J. Or Jones
F Owen
Plaers
Stuff of Laughter Pleases Big University Audience
Nearly 100 people witnessed the presentation of the play The Stall of Laughter at the university. Percy Shosing led the English department in the poetical fantasy inspired by medieval times, with a complete score by Prof. Arthur Nevin. Students participated in acting, singing, and dancing, praised for talent and stagecraft.
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Saturda
Percy Shosing
Department of
Winigie
Arthur Nevin
School of Pine Arts
Ated Slarmoi
Percy Shastas
Erst
Paol
Ilelen Chirk
Spotis
Auate
Bi Marly
Elon Pine
Teeland
Fragmentary OCR notice hints at a court sale and public event
An unclear OCR passage mentions a court matter and a sale or public event. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but it implies an upcoming action related to a court or public notice. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent details to identify the parties or location.
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