Varsity Concert Great Success at the Theatre
The Wa Theatre overflowed yesterday afternoon for a program by organist Flaveld Loving and Miss Elster-Hulhnut. The Reuter organ, praised by Mr Loring, filled the blue purple lit hall as Miss Arbuthnot wowed with contralto tones and clever accompaniment. The hour-long concert, featuring Carmena and Spanish airs, drew praise and calls for more Sunday matinees.
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Flaveld Loving
Svinghany
Reuter Organ Company
Lawrence
Loring
Nambers
Mise Rilse Arbuthnod
Davarm
Carrie Dacabs Bond
Wally Sons
Carmena
Arbuth
Tox Hing Guade
Miss Arbuthnot
Cortot to Play Here At Robinson Gymnasium
Alfred Cortot, renowned French pianist of Swiss birth, will perform at Robinson Gymnasium on an announced November evening. The program begins promptly at 8:00 with Swarthout to Kansas City afterward, as Cortot’s American tour marks his continued influence as a premier keyboard artist.
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Alfred Gortot
Bf Uhieday
Avill
Goeleck
Robinsoh Gymnasium
Dean D. M. Swarthrut
Corat
Kansas City
Pacific Coast
Cortet
Switzerland
Paris
National Conservatory
France
Swarthour
Europe
Posili
Bayreuth
Societa da Festival
Y- Ngee
Tristan Nad Idehle
Rhatalsind
Nemiso
Jacques Thibaud
Pablo Casals
Chicago Tribune
Ori
Porter Succeeds Kasold Dairy in Johnson County
T Gr Porter of the Porter and Sons dairy near Kansas City has taken over the Kasold dairy at Lawrence by purchase. Porter and a partner bought nineteen cows and twelve Guernsey calves. He now milks fifty four cows, most from near Lawrence, and plans to supply Kasold customers in the city with milk from his Johnson county herd. He notes long breeding for high butterfat has made many local cows desirable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Gr Porter
Porter & Sons
Johnson County
Kansas City
Lawrence
Mussolini Unscathed After Assassination Bid In Bologna
Mussolini narrowly escaped a sixth assassination attempt in four years as a youth attacker fired a pistol but was killed by the crowd before reaching the premier. The would-be assailant was identified as Antes Zanthani, son of a Bologna printer, with the incident unfolding during the congress period.
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Bologna
Tealy
Hilving
Preimier
Benito Mussoli
Il Duce
Lyheh
Assolini
Alassaliniavaslearing
Tronte
Mussolini
Bolézun
Antes, Zanthani
Deaths and Funerals Items From Leavenworth News
Obituaries note William Holland died yesterday at the National Military Home Leavenworth with services planned at the military home tomorrow at 2 PM Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery also listed is John I Smith age 78 of 1205 Pennsylvania Street with funeral services at Rumsey Funeral Home Tuesday 2 PM Rev J L Austin officiating burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Additional items mention a lecture by Sarah Laird KU rhetoric department on George Merer aith November 4 at 4 30 PM Fraser Hall and Edmund Vance Cooke to address Kansas State Teachers association in Topeka Hutchinson and Hays Also reports Kansas wheat acreage set at about eleven and a half million The Estevan coal market quotes from 5 50 to 3 00 per ton and a First Baptist church Fathers and Sons banquet planned for November 12 in the new class room Also a feature about Phyllis and her improved health with Feretables and pepetin pills suggesting a winter health note
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John JJ. Smith
John I. Smith
Pennsylvania St
Rumsey
J. L. Austin
Burlint
Memorial Park Cemetery
Sarah Laird
Sarah Esird
Department of Rhetoric
George Mereraith
Fraser Hall
Alice Winston
Senator Dolley Addresses Fraternal Aid Union Tour
Senator J N Dolley national president of The Fraternal Aid Union, with National Field representative P A Paul, completed a speaking tour of lodges in northern and eastern Kansas. He spoke at Wichita Arkansas City Independence and Pittsburg, broadcast on KFH, about The Community Chest and Kansas past present and future. He praised English speaking races and urged youth to follow forefathers, with the tour reaching about 300000 via radio press and meetings.
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Wichita
J. N. Dolley
Fraternal Aid Union
P. A. Paul
Kansas
Arkansas
Independence
Pittsburg
KFH
Lassen
Roosevelt
Dolley
Rongevelt High School
High Js School
Junior College of
Arkansas City
Theodore Roosevelt
FP. al. A
Senaitor Dolley
Wood
Iris
Linwood Social Notes Touch Lawrence Trip and Elections
Linwood and nearby residents attend a Republican rally and Good Government League meeting in town while several locals travel to Lawrence for visits or to host family. The piece lists guests, family trips to Topeka and Santa Monica, a Desoto vs Linwood high school basketball game, and upcoming moves and health changes within the community.
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Josephine Shipman
Trenton
Wm Sanders
Fern -Cagebier
Tonganos
Lawwrence
Winrsday
Good Government League
Chas
Riley
Mari Riley
Jessie Hicks
Chaz
Hicks
Lawrence
Pops Boudwell
Congregational Church
Leonard Ebeling
California
S. Mosier
Jeff
St. Joseph
Joseph Warren
Arthur Baird
Walter
Leavenworth
Mr. Baird
Bessie Drum
Raw Vail
Rogular Jagent
Zora Curtisy
Los Angeles
Califlle
Calvin Sullivan
Ate
Wi. Allison
Wn. DcKinney
Topeka
Genevieve Melting
Santa-Moni- Oy Gallf
Fred
Win. Kline
Orange
O. Todd
Elderside Springs
Woodlawn School Pupils Explore Indian Life Activities
Second graders study Indians and life in village and hunting grounds while building an adobe style village and baskets. Fourth graders collect stories to bind as Christmas books. Mrs Seabury carries a Community House poster to the Chanute Kansas state convention. The Woodlawn carnival raised 91.65 for PTA plates forks and library books.
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Woodlawn School
New Mexico
Seabury
Community House
Woodlawn
Indian recital to describe native life in Haskell auditorium
Mr. and Mrs. Frazier present a lecture recital of descriptive songs and stories tonight at 8 in Haskell auditorium. The program aims to offer an empathetic view of real Indian life through songs and explanations from a native perspective.
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Mrs. Frazier
Haskell
F. P. Frazier
Personal notes from Kansas town week end travels
Local items report Mr and Mrs Otty Barteldes returning from a motor trip to St Louis Milwaukee and Chicago. Visitors include Mrs Haigh of Baldwin and Mrs J B Russell of San Diego with Quivira club ladies. Aggie runners win, Flames destroy a car on 922 Massachusetts and an auto caught fire on 714 Massachusetts during an afternoon spurt.
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Otty Barteldes
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Chiccago
K. Nichelgon
Lakeland
Pia
H. Popplewell
Addison Connor
C.F. Hale
Hays
We. T. UL
Kansas City
Harry Bond
Topeka
Morrow
Ph. D. Mapgard
Wichita
Barteldes
J.B. Russell
San Diego
Cal
S. J. Churehill
Quivira Club
Churehill
Harry Ainsworth
J. W. Blair
Russell Havn’ T
WK. Edgar
RC. Rutterss Tauline Roerper
Mildred Swenson
Tennyson Beck
Car) Hardin
Hardin
FL W. Perkins
South
Laura Eider
Denver
Coln
Jacob Badsky
Faculty Recital by Mrs. Alice Moncrief at Fraser Hall
Mrs. Alice Moncrief contralto will headline the third faculty recital of the season at Fraser Hall Wednesday at 8 30 pm. A New York earner and former soloist with major orchestras, she brings a program of rarely heard songs, following her appearances in Lawrence and at the Sesqui-Centennial recital.
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Alice Moncrief
Fraser Hall
Helen Marcell
Moncrief
New York
Russian Symphony Orchestra of
Linwood Farnham
Yorke
Shei
Fausin
Jacksonville
Larzo
Caldara
Nina Pergo
Brakms
Grieg
Arias Ahonion Pils
Meyerhorr
Nix” Indulin
Mou Lieselave
Lalo Lethlin
An ‘Drews
Loverdrainy Koerehich
Mountainment
Piles Now Cured Without Surgery
Dr. .0. A. Johnson, a rectal specialist, promotes a new non surgical method for piles. He claims complete, permanent relief without knives, acids, electricity, burning, or ligatures. Free mailed information requests can be sent to 114-B, 1824 Main St., Kansas City.
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A. Johnson
QO. A. Johnson
Main St
Kansas City
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Health and Beauty
An old advertisement extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy to prevent dizzy spells and fatigue by purging the bowels and liver. It claims the olive colored tablets cleanse poisons, improve energy and appearance, and urges nightly use with prices listed at 15¢ 30c and 60c.
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F.M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Collision injures four in Fort highway crash near Six Corners
Mrs Georgia Fitzhugh of Guy Kansas suffered a nervous shock and glass injuries when her Studebaker collided with J C Young’s Chevrolet coupe on the Fort to Fort Highway east of Six Corners Saturday evening. Young lost three teeth, was cut on head and hand, and injured hip. Both cars were badly wrecked. the Chevrolet nearly totaled. The women returned to Kansas after treatment at a local hospital.
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Georgia Fitzhugh
Kansas
Guy
Kans
Studebaker
Fithigh
J. C- Young
Fort
Fort Highway de Titilé
Six Corners
Young
Wwomen
Valley Gru Notes on Nebraska ahead of Kansas Aggies clash
Lincoln Nebraska AP report notes open date on Nebraska football schedule. Huskers focus on week of prep after last game, with Stolts improving and likely returns for Stolts in the backfield. Kansas invasion dominates travel plans as Big Eight foes align, while Grinnell and Ames prepare for upcoming tests with Drake and Oklahoma State on the slate.
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Aspeater
Lincoln
Nebr
University of Nebraska
Geach Beare
Kanzas Aggies
Nebraska
Jayhawkers Face Grinnell and Oklahoma in Home Tests
The Grinnell and Oklahoma games mark a tough stretch for the Jayhawker grid squad, still seeking its first win this season in the Missouri Valley race. Grinnell remains undefeated, while Oklahoma aims to rebound after a recent setback. Coach Bennie Owens fields a full lineup for upcoming clashes in Lawrence and on the road.
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Jayhawkers
Grinnett
Oklahoma
Altouth
Missouri Valley
Ther Grinnell
Wkers
Bennie Owes
Oklahoma Sooners
Mt. Dread
Mike Holand
Hinds
Kan
Beale
Aington
Cunpon
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Johnson County’ Dairyman
Hoy
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Tor Willian’ Holland
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Speak
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Saask
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Old Man Winters
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Dennis
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Iaskell
Eastham College
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K. U
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Schubert
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