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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1919

Page

3

North Baptists Plan Radical Changes at Denver Convention

The Northern Baptist convention opens in Denver with F W Ayers presiding as delegates discuss radical church management and financing. Proposals include a budget system apportioning funds by branch and a lump sum finance plan to reduce fundraising time.

Denver Colo Northern Baptist Convention F. W. Ayers Philadelphia National Committee of Northern Baptist International Church Federation of New York City Foreign Mission Branch American Baptist Women's Foreign Missions Society Committee On Evangelism American Baptist Publication Society

Fort-to-Fort Highway aims for completion before snow

The State Highway Commission hopes to have the Fort-to-Fort road from Fort Leavenworth to Fort Riley fully hard surfaced before snow falls. Douglas county will open bids for 19 miles next Friday, Leavenworth county to let a 20 mile contract, and Wyandotte county will complete remaining hard surfacing this summer.

Topeka Kans Kansas City State Highway Commission Douglas County Leavenworth County Wyandotte Highway Commission Lawrence Fort-to-Fort Fort Leavenworth Fort Riley Camp Funston

County Wins Federal Aid Petition From Topeka to Kiro

Dr Gretup of the eye ear nose and throat clinic has offices in the Dick building. The county reports approval of a federal aid petition affecting the corridor from Topeka to Kiro, signaling new funding or support.

Topeka Kiro Dr. Gretup Dick Building

Y M C A Prepate Boys Camp Attendance Eyes Record

May notices the Y M C A camp at Elm dale near Topeka Kansas plans six sessions from June 21 to July 1 and expects to exceed capacity with Wichita bidding to house 100 boys. The 80 acre site features a six acre lake and programs in Hoy Scout work and athletics. Instructors include F H Cheley Dr I W Lewis J H Engle and Leonard Paulson.

Y. M Elmdale Topeka Kans Eimdale Wichita F. H. Cheley Denver International Y. M. C. A I. W. Lewis College of Emporia J. H. Engle Abilene

King Ajax Fire Insurance Guarantee Ad

Maxwell Garage at 634 Muss. St. advertises King Ajax fires with a 5000 mile mileage guarantee and claims a lower price than many competitors without mileage guards.

Maxwell Garage Muss. St

Harder on Bugs Cool Spring Has Insured Big Fruit Crop

O F Whitney Kansas secretary of the State Hort icultural Society says unseasonable cold weather slowed farm work yet hindered insect pests. He notes unusually favorable fruit prospects and few pest complaints this year as insects thrive in hot dry springs.

Topeka Kana O. F. Whitney The State Horticultural Society

Suffrage Debate Moves to House as Amendments Considered

In Washington on May 21 the woman suffrage committee accepted Congressman Little of Kansas motion for a favorable report on the Mann resolution to submit the suffrage amendment to the states. Congressman Clark of Florida offered a seven year time limit substitute.

Congressman Little Washington Woman Suffrage Committee House Kansas Congressman Clark Florida Clark

Suffrage Amendment Moves to House Calendar

A substitute was lost and the motion asserted as the suffrage amendment advances toward a place on the House calendar. The action signals legislative prioritization of the proposed amendment and its potential floor consideration.

Stabbed in the Back Kidney Pills Ad and Convention Preview

Featured column highlights with an endorsement for Dean's Kidney Pills from Lawrence resident R M Rose and a promotion for a large women’s secret society convention in Lawrence. The con vent ion aims to host seventy five delegates June 3rd to 5th with decor roles assigned to Mrs W Hamilton and Chamber of Commerce support requested.

Lawrence Dean R. M. Rose Carpenter Delaware St Mr. Rose Foster-Milburn Co. Msgrs Buffalo N.Y Adv. LP OAR W. ©. Hamilton Chamber of Commerce

Fight Bolshevism drives Chamber meeting aims

Dr V A Yours J Cohin and others urged meeting to confront Bolshevism and form a committee to raise funds against un American influence. The Fort to Fort highway smoker Thursday will discuss road plans with visitors from Topeka Tonganoxie Leavenworth and nearby farmers expected to attend.

V. A. Yours J. Cohin Chamber of Commerce Colin Fort-to-Fort Topeka Tonganoxie Leavenworth

Ulrich Buys Collins Brick and Frame House in Lawrence

Mrs. Margaret Ulrich of Lawrence purchases the eight room modern residence built by Mr. Collins through J D Kennard. The home west of Quincy school will be her new house to occupy soon. An all day Memphis centennial celebration programme is noted.

Margaret Ulrich Lawrence J.D. Kennard C. EB. Collins Quincy School Collins Memphis Ebiss Tibet Takis Eeort Dion Talyndione John Ron Lawrence Dotin Danian Neal Wrenn Sehelibern Utter Erid Alt Mas Priddy

University Fine Arts Spring Recital At Fraser Hall Thursday

The annual spring recital by University Fine Arts students will be held in Fraser Hall at 8 15 p m on Thursday. The program features ensembles solos and vocal numbers by named students and faculty including Schubert pieces and a Saint Saens Prelude.

Tudenta University Fine Sdevartrat -Arricane Bigey University Fine Arts’ School Fraser Hall Minuette Bizet Gleed Johnson Nungeaser Blair Andante Goltermann James Lingard Scott Schubert Lucille Phinney Saint-Saens Dorothy Kepler Joanna Gleed Liebesfreud Kreisler John William Scott Guilmant Sylvia Alford Osborne Moses Oh Peter H. T. Burleigh Alexander Gatewood Miriam Merritt Elizabeth Lingard Scott

Memorial Day Service for 116 KU Men Lost in War

Earl M. Blackman will deliver the Memorial Day address at the University of Kansas for 116 alumni who died in the service. Services include uniforms worn by veterans, service flags in processions, mass, singing, and readings of the honor roll names at the university gym.

University Earl M. Blackman 6Th Field Artillery Regiment Kansas AIL University Kk. U

Sunday church notices and local social recalls

Fragmented OCR lists church events and social visits across towns. Names include May, Lawrence, Puckett, Schellhore, and Porter. mentions of visits, services, and meetings with scant context. The piece records absenteeism, weekend gatherings, and personal movements among residents.

Rainy School Event Puts On Meals And Performances

Rain disrupted classes as Valley Grove held a post closure gathering. Teachers and students packed the schoolhouse with baskets of food, filling four tables. A lively program followed with songs, recitations, and dances featuring many local pupils and families.

Valley Grove Harold Champion Hones Fanenie Bert Sarah Mason May Lawrence Bessie Fora Garner Fancie Egsfert Richard Petrie Emmett Eden Gs Avith Bertha Tomm Lambard Chalk Carpenter's Doria Viets Nalety Robins Evelyn Thompson Long Noy Little Eggert Tha Stars and Stripes Mar

Kansas University convocation backs honor system for morale boost

Faculty and students at K U gathered in Robinson Gymnasium to discuss reviving school spirit through an honor system. Lieut Col He Is Burdick estimated the measure could raise KU morale by about one hundred percent within two years.

Kansas University K. U Robinson Gymnasium Burdick

Marriage License Granted in Lawrence and Ottumwa

A marriage license was granted to Wade Craddock of Lawrence and Beulah William of Ottumwa Iowa on Monday afternoon from the probate judge’s office. City dog tax enforcement targets mongrels and country dogs with higher rates in Lawrence. 821 dogs reside in the city with 29 females.

Wade Craddock Lawrence Beulah William Ottumwa Iowa

City and County Dog Tax Enforcement Figures

Commissioner I C Steves notes a year to year canine population decline due to strict dog tax enforcement. Policemen have long issued licenses collected tax and issued receipts, pushing owners of poor dogs to dispose of them rather than pay the annual levy.

Douglas County Lawrence Finance I. C. Steves,onson

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