Cosmopolitan Club Banquet at Kansas University
The Cosmopolitan club of Kansas University held its annual banquet at Wiedemann's Tea. Morgan, president of the Board of Regents, traveled from Hutchinson to speak on Cosmopolitanism and international travel, praising unity among diverse students. Chancellor Lindley and others gave toasts on service, fraternity, and cultural exchange, with Native costume participants adding color to the gathering.
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Cosmopolitan Club of
Kansas University
Wiedemann
Morgan
Board’ of Regents
Hutchinson
Europe
Russia
Italy
Ean John R. Dyer
Dove
Liberal Camps
E. H. Lindley
Kansas City
Lindley
India
Thydia
Baker University faculty to give numerous graduation addresses
Baldwin City Kansas Baker University faculty members led by President Wallace Fleming Balch H K Ebright P Roberts Mehran Thom 50M and Wm J Willings plan multiple commencement addresses this week and next. Dr William H Butler pastor of First Presbyterian Church named to lead Young Peoples Conference in Emporia starting June 11 and Gay L Morrill New York Director of stewardship of the General Council requests. The Edward s Evangelistic party of four women musicians will perform at Church of the Nazarene in North Lawrence Sunday night led by Rev A F Badlsmeier of Topeka. Remember one night only. You are welcome.
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Baldwin City
Kans
Baker University
Baker
Wallace B . Fleming
William’ Balch
H. K._ Ebright
P._¥. Roberts
Mehran
Thom
Wm. J. Willings
Mallet
William H. ‘Butler
First Presbyterian Church
Young Peoples Conference
Emporia
Dr. Butler
Gay L. Morrill
New York
General Council
Edward’s
Church of the Nazarene
Northi
Lawrence
A. F. Badlsmeier
Topeka
M. F. Lienard
Iss
Margaret Tagquemin
Ait Ging
Nicholas
Mish
Jeanettte
Hawk
Chas. Long
Leech
Ralph
Rebecca
Iand
Hatefield
Wiite
Valley
O'Brien
Texas
Mexico
Ceretta
Arta
Cnildeen
Perm
Sachel
Dorothy _ Otinger
Jene Brock
Amd
Gene “Stewart
Robb
Bauman
Lincoln
Daryl Meredith
Higley
Roland Clark
Kans City
H. P
Eorre Sharp
Camm Nn
Clarence’ Reidehbach
Kansas City
Sanz
Nellie Loph
Fern McFi Lorita Nichols
BMyra_ Rogers
Dorothy Wellman
Henry Ehlers
Gilbert
Arthur Langdon
Proprie
Ruth Langdon
Jan
M ‘Va Rogers
Helen Filton
Ma -McCaslin
New Mexico
Joseph Brown
J. W. Roverts
Oskaloosa O. E
Hutchinson
Grand Chanter
Wilsington
Jack May
Flags Presented to McAllaster and Lincoln Schools by G A R Ladies
Ladies of the G A R through Mrs J Runkle presented flags to McAllaster and Lincoln schools at assemblies. Runkle gave a brief address and read items from the programs including songs, geography, spelling, and reading drills. The events featured students from multiple grades with recitations and flag salutes.
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J. Runkle
McAllaster
Lincoln
Ramuel ‘J. Runkle
Echeot
Robbie Scoty
Jackson
Reading
Daisiess
Rose Newman
Lai
Miriam
Ber the Fink
Africa
Wilfam Newman
David Harof
Blue Mound
Elizabeth Ball
Brade
New University Courses Offered in Summer Session
Kansas University will offer two new courses in sociology and education this summer, made possible by the National Committee on Visiting Teachers. Janet R. Basket will lead Social Case Work and Problems of Elementary School Practice, focusing on delinquent or nonprogressing children, truancy, lack of interest, and related challenges.
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Kansas University
National Committee On
Janet RB. Basket
Columbia
Graduating Recital by Lee S. Greene in Fraser Hall Monday
Lee S. Greene, senior organ and piano pupil of Prof. Carl A. Preyer, will present his graduation recital in Fraser Hall Monday evening May 23 at 8 o'clock. He is assisted by Miss Helen Beard and Raymond Lawrenson. Program includes works by Schumann Arledup, Tchaikovsky, and more, with two pianos and ensemble pieces.
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Lee S. Greene
Carl A. Preyer
Fraser Hall
Helen Beard
iRaymon Lawrenson
Schumann
Restany
Zhtavina
Chor Strela
Reconnaissance
Pantalon Colombine
Allemande
Paganfini
Aveu
Patise
Dsbundler
Jes Philiscins
Raliane
Polanaise
Ifrom
Giaronda Ponchielis
Helen ‘Beard
Debus
Jenny Wren program on WREN broadcasts tonight and tomorrow
The Jenny Wren ensemble airs tonight from Sro'elock and tomorrow evening from 9 to 10 o clock. Mrs A By i Mitchell will be soloist with accompaniment by Mrs Dick Williams. Tomorrow at 11 o'clock Plymouth Congregational Church services will be broadcast again from WREN with Rev Alfred D Grey as pastor.
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Jenny Wren
Sro
Douglas County Flood Fund Receives New Contributions
The flood benefit performance sponsored by the University added 102.05 to the Douglas County flood fund, bringing the total to 2,725.06. Other donors include Knowledge Hill and City Club, each contributing 5.00, with additional receipts through the university program.
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Douglas County
University
Thansan
Knowledge Hill
Perfethru Universit
Three injured in Topeka tour car crash
A touring car near Topeka driven by a woman veered into a ditch and overturned demolishing the top injuring three passengers A J Graonis Ray Tucker Faye Taylor and Alice Dietrich all of Topeka were taken to Memorial hospital by a Funk ambulance Tucker was badly bruised about the head the two women also suffered injuries but the full extent was undetermined pending examination The driver and three passengers initially refused to reveal identities until an officer posed as a physician to obtain names
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A. J. Graonis
Ray Tucker
Faye Taylor
Alice Dietrich
Topeka
Memorial Hospital
Funk
Jewett
Parm
Tucker
Mervin T. Sadler
Ellmore
Lawrence
Toneka
Wae Cummings
De Pinedo to Leave Tonight in Four-Continent Flight
Italian aviator Francesco De Pinedo plans to bid farewell to North America tonight and begin the final leg of his four continent flight toward the Azores and Rome. He departed Shippegan Island, New Brunswick yesterday, arriving just ahead of Charles Lindbergh’s approach from New York. The aim is to reach the Azores by Sunday morning.
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Trepassey
New Foundland
Francesco de Pinedo
North America
Azores
Rome
Shippegati Island
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Charles A. Lindberg
New York
Leavenworth Meet Seen As Record Chase By Local Team
Sixteen members of the Lawrence high school track team travel to Leavenworth for the northeast Kansas meet led by Harold Schmidt. Records feared to fall include pole vault and shot put marks while discus holder Corp of Topeka set at 41 feet 6 1/2 inches. Pontius and McCall show 44 foot throws this season as discus reaches 101 feet 11 inches. Other events pursued include dash and javelin. Over 8 million trees are slated for forestry distribution to Ontario farmers by the provincial government.
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Lawrance High School
Leavenworth
Kansas
Harold Schmidt
Co. A
Simmons
Kansas City
Corp of
Haskell Leads At Mid Meet Between Haskell and Missouri Wesleyan
Haskell ahead 14 10 after three events at Haskell stadium in the Red Men meet. Osif and Gallagos of Haskell tied in the mile with 4 40.90. Cox of Missouri Wesleyan won the 100 yard dash in 10 seconds. Grant of Missouri Wesleyan won the shot put with 42 feet 3 inches. Buckhart of Haskell second.
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Haskell
Missouri Wesleyan
Haskell Stadium
Osif
Galleges
Wesleyan
Cox
Brighton
Osis
Gallowos
Grant
Buckhart
Baseball Roundup From May NL Games Across Cities
National League notes include St Louis beating Boston 5 2 with late relief by Alexander and two nearly loaded innings, Mays winning for Cincinnati against Philadelphia 5 2 in the opener, Pirates topping the Giants 6 3 on Traynor’s homer, and Cubs defeating Brooklyn 6 4 in a doubleheader opener with timely hitting.
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Boston
Alexander
St. Louis Bostons
Miven
Hone Gut
Walker Baylor
Ike
Hut. J. Smith
Richberg
J. Louis Wath
St. Louis
If . Rhem
Ashyd Edwards
Wertz
Taylor
Philadelphia
Carl
Mays
Reds
Cincinnati
Hartgrove
Scath
Wilson
New York
Pittsburgh
Giants
Pirates
Traynor
Bu Hill O
Smith
McQuilland
FitsSimmons
Devormer
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Bush
Patty
Barnes
Chicago
Hartnett
Petty
Henline
Witnesses' In Illinois Local Officers Testify in Car Theft Case
Officers Ingalls and Smith returned to Lawrence from Bloomington Illinois where they testified in the case against Orville J. Imes Frank Hines and Richard Thompson charged with car theft. Imes and Thompson pled guilty to stealing a Pontiac coach from John Pike on February 10 while Hines pleaded not guilty and stood trial. The jury found all three youths guilty and sentenced them to Illinois state reformatory for 1 to 10 years. The trio was captured by triers Smith and Ingalls on February 27 and returned to Illinois by Bloomington authorities on March 1. They had been promised to Springfield and Decatur for holdup but were prosecuted for the less serious offense of stealing a car.
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John Ingalls
Henry ‘Smith
Lawrence
Bloomington
Til
Ilinois
Orville
J. Imes
Frank Hines
Richard © Thompson
Imes
Thompson
John Pike
Hines
Illinois State Reformatory
Triers Smith
Ingalls Onebruary
Springfield
Decatur TL
Farm Timber and Grazing Practices Highlighted in Agro Notes
The article surveys steeper hillsides prone to erosion and suggests converting them to timber or pasture. It notes low lands yield good timber species, outlines grain rations and seed improvements for potatoes, and discusses timber sales in government forests. It mentions loco weed risks in Arizona, burning practices, weevil control, loblolly pine value, and hog cholera prevention. ends with storage tips and a note on Miss Telitha Newton recovering from appendicitis.
Personal notices from Kan sas City social scene
Miss Nellie Barnes spends weekend at home in Kansas City. Mr Harold Kirby Mrs Harold Kirby and Mrs John Heim join Peony show visit at Parker Topska. M King and family plan trip to Douglass. Mrs Harper and others travel to Simla Colo. M Perkins and Jay Kennedy attend flower shows in Kansas City.
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Nellie Barnes
Kansas City
Harold Kirby
John Heim
Parker
Douglass
A.V. Harter
Bnd
Mme Loge Translates Many American Works
Paris critics praise the American born translator Mare Loge daughter of an American woman for translating American and English literature and other authors. Her latest Tales of the Tron es appears with 12 volumes of Lafcadio Hearn and works by May Sinclair Nat Hawthorne the Brodhings and others. Formerly a correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor her reviews appear in Eye Review and Geneva Review. Lindenwood Mo honors Mary Eastox Sibley festival tribute for pioneering girls school founder. Thomas Dodd defends his rhubarb growing title England’s champion for the third year with prize-winning stalks 50 by 4-1 4 inches.
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Paris
Reneh
Madame
Mare Loge
Mare Lage
Shich
Hage
Laicadio Hearn
May Sinclair
Nat “Thaniel Hawthorne
the Brohnings
Christian” Science Monitor
Patil
Eye |Review
Geneva Review
Charles
Lindenwood
Mary Eastox Sibley
Pennsylvania
Major Sibley
Thomas Dodd
England
Pi Upsilon Party and Sigma Xi Banquet Recap
Pi Upsilon holds an evening party at the chapter house with a steak roast at Smith's timber. Brodhead entertains four friends at the Hotel Jayhawk in Topeka with Mrs. Ross chaperoning. Sigma Xi annual meeting in Wart Administration building featured a pro speaker from Manhattan. Clyde Reep’s Son and Mrs Reed noted. Mrs Reed announced West Point entrance.
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Sigma Xi
Wart
Eeearker
Manhattan
Hhbel
Cambridge
University
Carnegie Foundation
Ee An Nipeesemcorie
Clyde
Reep’s. Son
Howard Reed
Reed
United States MilitaryAcademy
West Point
Osage County Farm Notes and Local School Activities
Oskaloosa reports progress in spring work under dry weather with corn rows visible and produce from the high school vocational agriculture program. It notes Measles cases, a hospital operation for Miss Martin, community dinner, and a Baccalaureate service at the Methodist church with character building themes.
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Iare
Otis Glover
Ella
Martin
Topa
Miecker
Topeka
Methodist Church
Jdu
Gedding
Kircher
Presbyterian Church
A. H. Tebben
Charlacter Building
Tebberk
John Sutton
Girls Glee Club
Sacher
Fea
Elias” MccClonny
McBride
Duhavant
Oskaloosa
Clara Deane McBride
Carter
Laredge
Ford
McClallan
Lucas
Banne
Mabel Nowlin
Changli
China
B. B. Slade
Carl Faltick
EB. B. Slade
For Sale Confostiohery Ranch Room Near Ley KS
Classified note offers rental of a ranch room 12 miles east of Ley alongside a cheap rent option. Mentions Linwood Kansas and a price around 700 dollars. The fragmentary ad includes garbled text and stray names.
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Ley K.W
Linwood
SGU
Spring Glow Operetta Delights Local Audience
A community article notes the junior operetta Spring Glow portraying spring’s arrival with costumes and a bluebird. Dorothy Otinger crowned May queen. Sachel, Sladelair, and Harvey receive praise for performances as townspeople and chorus. The piece also mentions school events, band concerts, and local visits.
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Robert Myers
H. P. Wy Lim
Charlyn Yukin
Charley Embree
John Shively
Kate
Agon
Haskell Lim
Embree
Mr. Myers
Shively
Shivelys
Has+ ‘kell
Dertland
K. C
G. F. Brown
Joseph Dick
A. R. Olmistead
Moyer
Yen
Missouri
Captain Lindbergh
Tagodes
Tschaj- Howsky
Mr. Preyer
G.: Cochran
Dana’ A. Cochran
Wayside
R. Andrews
Wai
Newman
Nez
Hird's Corner
DE Pinedo
Ontario
Illinois
iPavil
Walton
San Antonio
John Walton
Victor ‘Murdock
Wichita
Tee Farm
Ty EC
Pramoun
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Forest Service
Arizona
South
National For Forests
East
Telitha Newton
New York Street
New
University of Kansas
Twila Shoemaker
Centralia
Kas
Phi Betta Kappa
Mme
Loge
Tcohet
Beso
Teors Bowe
Sugar Bowl
Louisiang
Mississippi
Atchafalaya
Gulf of Mexico
St. Martin Parish
Atchafalaya River
Smith's Timber
Prof! Parker
Myers & Son
A .Shecialty
Merchants National Hioe
Cangas” i Archi
Oliver
Tin Neni
Satle
Doan
F. E. W. M . Helens Hare
Tia “Maynell
Pile Welerorna
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