Future women may avoid childbirth says British scientist
London May 23 The future generation may not bear children as predicted by Professor A M Jann who argues women could be relieved from birth through artificial incubation and other far reaching advances. He foresees aeroautomobiles solving traffic, concentrated foods replacing meat, and mind development outpacing bodily change as science progresses.
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London
N.r
Ae “Ut
A. M. Jann
United Press
Alpha Chi Omega to Broadcast WREN Tonight at 10
Alpha Chi Omega sorority will broadcast a musical program from station WREW at 10 PM featuring solo numbers and several group songs. The chapter, chosen for the WREN program for its Mu Phi Epsilon contest victory, will be directed by Loraine Carder with Virginia Arnold as accompanist.
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Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
WREW
iFhe
WREN
Ottawa
Ashford
Mra. A
L. Owen
Se Tecteri
Chapter
Alpra Om Ee Alpha 'Chis
Life At
Hrath
Margery Evans
A. Merchant
Garew
False Scott
Virginia Arnold
C. Preyer
Scherzo
Macneil
Voral
Blue
Seth Voth
Hazel Hay
Peep River
Burleigh
Camning Willoughby
iPiano
Chabter
Ay Parshwar
Moa Jayhawk
Alma
Ofee
Honey Ruins
Farm House
Kiwanis Exchange Links Lawrence and Topeka Clubs
Fifteen Lawrence Kiwanis members visited the Topeka club at the Jayhawk hotel for an inter-club relations meeting last night. William A. J. Biley welcomed the guests and George C. Shaad spoke for Lawrence. Robert Service performed villa numbers and Miss Lillian Malmstrom sang Those on tour included Shaad Bullock Nelson Rae M. Belles Harold Ingham E. S. Weatherby Roland A. De Watteville L. G. Carter Raymond Essick A. F. McClanahan Merle McKinney L. H. Houston and Le W N. Raymond.
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Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Topeka
Jayhawk
William AJ Biley
George ‘C. Shaad
Lawrence
Robert Service
Lillian Malmstrom
Orpheum
C Shaad
Eo Bullock
Ww. Nelson
H. F “Rae M. Belles
Harold Ingham
E. S. Weatherby
Roland A. de Watteville
L. G. Carter
Raymond Essick
A. F. McClanahan
Merle McKinney
L. H. Houston
le W N. Raymond
Major Palen to Speak on Radicalism at Kansas U Meeting
Major M. A. Palen, former U S Army, will conduct an open forum discussion after his lecture at Myers Hall Kansas University tonight on Radicalism He is not radical but aims to expose communists and discount radical publications on campus A lively exchange is expected as Palen opens the session with a moderated discussion
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M. A. Palen
United States Army
Myers Hall
Kansas Universal
Somety
Baldwin News Social Roundup In Lawrence and Nearby
Baldwin and nearby residents mingle with Kansas City and Ottawa visitors as social events, church talks, and a May Day plan unfold. Students, alumni, and families kayak through university life with hosts including Delta Tau Delta and Delta Zeta. The May Queen, new homesteads, and a postponed department event mix with moving plans to Columbia and Ottawa.
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Migsés Louie ‘Korf
Helen Moorhead
Raymond| Lidikay
Ramon Evans
Lawrence
Richard ‘Hickey
University of Kansas
Baldwin
Delta Tau Delta
Elisa , Perez
Baker
Bertha Whitton
Kansas City
Victor Allder
Coldwater
Ella“ Allderdice
Jimmy |Caywood
Kansas
Lake Parmenter
Roberta Hartley
Lenexa
May Queen
Vof
Frank E. Wolf
Calvin EB. Holman
T. A
Hopkins
Jimmy Caywood
Raymond Lilkay
R. BE. McHenry
Wellington
jRolla Mueller
Ottawa
Baldwin High School
Harold Frickinger
Centenary Haltonl
Thomas C. Hinkle
Clara Alice Beach
Eva Montgomery
Chicago
Frank D. Allen
Bery
Allen Mitchell
Ethel Wilson
New Orleans
Harry Wilson
R.F. Wilson
Nice
Bobby
Beverly Wilson
Ann Frazier
Harveyvill
Calvin. E. Holman
Greeley
Nathan ‘A. Horrell
Delta Zeta House
C. J. Fischer
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Ischer
Korrell
Laura Johnston
Charles Firch
Baldiwin
Barpate
Wellsville
Asa. Converse
Caiie Cannon
Bess Cannon
Se FE. Beeks
Baldwin: High
High School
Bhan J
Fang
Sthan
Frank
S. Marsh
Ar McHebry
New Opera Star and Alumni Leaders Named
A 1914-commissioned opera star was installed and now serves as district manager for a Detroit company. Alumni leaders include D. H. Damnine as Kansas University engineers president, and G. Copeland, senior mining engineer, among thirty initiates into a university honor society. Dr W L Burdick on a southern speaking tour delivers commencement addresses in Hudson Gaston Mil ton and Nove Next week he heads to Leavenworth for Memorial Day at National Military Home.
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Belo Ti Yoral
General Eee Company
Detroit
W. L. Burdick
Hudson
Gasleton
Milton
Nove
Weavenworth
National Military
George Cash Elected President of Tau Beta Pi at Kansas U
George Cash junior in the Kansas University engineering school was elected president of Tau Beta Pi, the honorary engineering fraternity. He defeated Harvey Harnden of Oak Park in the vote. Vernon Krehbiely, Hart Hortter, and Edwin Randel were named corresponding secretary, treasurer, and corresponding secretary respectively. Three new initiates were Ross-Parks, DA Dunmixe, and A. G. Gone. Parker graduated.
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George Cash
Kansas Universary
Tau Beta Ti
Harvey. Harnden
Oak Park
Harnden
Vernon Krehbiely
Taw! Beta Pi
Ciev
Hart Hortter
Edwin Randel
Ross - Parksn
DA. Dunmixe
A. G. Gone
Parker
Lindley Delivers Commencement Addresses Across State
Dr Lindley returned to the city this morning from Chanute where he delivered the high school commencement address last night. He will depart tonight for Chapman to deliver another commencement.
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Lindley
E. UH. Lindley
Chanute
Chapman
Freezone Offers Quick Relief for Corn Pain
A pharmacist sells a small bottle of Freezone priced at a few cents. It claims to remove hard and soft corn and corn between toes without soreness or irritation, providing instant relief.
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Drugigist
How Women Stay Well to Get Up Singing
Mrs Belle Thompson from East Lake Tenn shares a testimonial about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sonative Wash. She says six bottles improved sleep appetite and energy enabling her to care for three children. She recommends the remedies and offers to answer letters.
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Belle
Thompson
East Lane
Tenn
Georgia
Mrs. Bella
44Th St
East Lake
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkhan
Mas
Jennie BertEawan
11Th St
Union City
Mysterious Continent Curio Shrouds In Case Of Glass Lids
A fragment describes a curio shop item on the Continent titled eleven sixteenths by nine sixteenths inches, housed in a small metal case with a magnifying glass lid. The piece, tied to Oxford India paper, is noted as shown near a Friends church labeled with figures and initials, suggesting a historical artifact in transit.
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Wiltsher
Hereford
Blésvilley Ind. cqntly preach r conducted the service
A fragment from a local page describes a church service led by Madame Blésvilley and mentions several attendees. Readability is limited, but the main action notes the preaching event and participation.
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Blésvilley Ind
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