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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1926

Page

6

Opera and Ballet Dream Evening at Robinson Gym

A varied program by Pandes-Dukrainsky titled Ballet and the epoca drew good attendance at Robinson gym. Performances featured Namiko, Milay, Pavlos, and others with strong soprano voices and notable dance scenes such as The Hours, The Doll, and Tobacco Danes. Some words were hard to hear but the costumes and lighting impressed, while the Torch Dances and Danube number provided lively highlights.

Pandes- Dukrainsky “Ballet Robinson Gymnasium Eikke Idapan Lawrence Tamik Miura Aiter Prenchetti Bereel Badarsky Haigi Tslomelle Afilgear Axyuld Mile. Milay Andreas Pavlos Xinghs al Vlay Massenet Rythom Traceavith Winnie Europe Indu Tayley Enid Strauss Rubenstein

Stage Laring Hold Up In Peking Jewels Worth 100000 Stolen

Five Russians staged a daring hold up at the Peking Legation after years of lax security. They escaped with jewels valued at 100000, prompting officials to tighten measures. Police pursued in a meter car while a traffic officer was injured. Two suspects remain at large as authorities intensify investigations.

Peking U.D.1 Legation Sto Ecs Killi

First Presbyterian Brotherhood Invites Westminister Guests

The First Presbyterian Church invites members of its Brotherhood to join the Brotherhood of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Iss on Thursday December 9. C Langston, president, arranges a large delegation. The Sunday School orchestra, led by C T Tough, will rehearse Friday evening. The piece emphasizes home mission work and church boards guiding national missions.

First Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Brotherhood Brotherhood of Westinirpicr Presbyterian Church Iss C. Langston Hes Brotherhood C.T Tough Rende National Saimitaiaiail W. TH Ymur Orain Board of Home Miasudis Horemis Church Erection Ieerhien, Whee Srider Missivis Ihe Rani Ce America Toda Addi Alaska Porta Tive Tennessee Mwest saikGesane Ig

Christmas Seals Drive Aids Douglas County Tuberculosis Fight

Receipts from Christmas Seal letters Friday and Saturday reached $292 by Saturday evening, per Mrs. EB Anderson. Three thousand five hundred seals were sent to Lawrence and Douglas counties asking each recipient to contribute $1 or more to the tuberculosis association fund. Fewer people refused the seals than ever before, though two misunderstandings occurred with Red Cross. The campaign aims to shorten its length and volunteers are unpaid. Public health efforts include Dr Seth L Goxi lectures and school health work by Dr MaBelle Tree, targeting early detection and prevention. University girls led by Miss Virginia Innis conducted a sale today continuing tomorrow. country schools will receive stamps Saturday for a school meeting with prizes for top records. City students will not participate this year.

EB. Anderson Lawrénée Douglas Douglas ‘County Possi Ile Red Cross Lawrence Seth L. Goxi Topeka MaBelle Tree Virginia Innis Tomors Row

Which wife are you by Edda Hoyt

United Press reports a column dividing wives into three types Spendthrift Penny pincher and those with common horse sense The article mocks spendthrifts and penny pinchers praising wives who support husbands share costs and plan for a rainy day It argues a sensible wife keeps pace with her husband supports advancement and finds happiness in frugality and imagination

Edda Hoyt New York United Press Ten Cent

Parish Bazaar and Supper at Timiscopal Church

Readable fragments show a Saturday December 4 bazaar and chicken pie supper at Parrish with entries for an Antique Table and White Elephant at the B P W C Bazaar on December 4 and 11. Notes mention Mrs Anna Howell visiting Kansas City for the day and garter in Kansas City on business.

Parrish Puse Stee Anna Howell Kan- Sas City Garter Kansas City

Electric Mannequins Displayed in Harrods Department Store

The first trailed electric mannequins in England arrive at Harrods from Paris. They simulate natural feminine poise, including smoke effects, to showcase gowns. The display aims to persuade shoppers that these nonhuman figures appear feminine and stylish.

London United England Harrods Paris

Economy cuts army morale and equipment shortages cited

The Samuel report by Major General Robert H. Allen criticizes the army’s funding and logistics, noting insufficient food, quarters, clothing, and ammunition. It highlights poor khaki uniforms, inadequate training camps, and outdated 30 caliber ammo, arguing economy hampers army readiness and calls for a budget to restore proper supply and efficiency.

Conner Samuel Robert H. Allen Allen Marinecc Navy

Soviet pictures receive set from Arctic explorers

Lincoln C Ellsworth and Raould Rumdser presented the Soviet Government with two hundred photographs from the airship Norge and the explorers travel book. The gift was made during the Norge’s stop in Russia on the way to the North Pole as part of Soviet cooperation. The line To the victors belong the spoils is noted from W J Marcy 1822.

Moscow United Press Lincoln C. Ellsworth Raould Rumdser North Pole Haltee Russia

Files Suit in Kansas Alienation of Wife Affections

George L. Phillips of Newkirk Oklahoma files in Winfield district court against Joe H. Gaston now of Arkansas City alleging alienation of his wife's affections. He seeks 150000 dollars. A similar suit was filed recently in Newkirk court according to reports.

Winfield, Kans George L. Phillips Newkirk Okla Joe H. Gaston Arkansas City Phil

Editor calls for Kansas circle monument at Vicksburg Park

The letter writer recounts a Governor Allen appointed survey committee with Conrade-Ira Collins and W Bowman to evaluate a Kansas Circle at the Vicksburg Military Park and cost a monument. They found a design costing about 100000 dollars but the plan was rejected. Gardner of St. Petersburg urges a bronze bust of Col. George W. Dietzlar for five to six thousand dollars at the site. Also notes Mrs Dashiell recovering from an operation at Memorial Hospital and a brief spot about a missionary term in Siam.

World Conrade-Ira Collins W. Bowman Allen Great Vicksburg Military Park Kansas Circle State of Kansas Vicksburg Col. George W. Deitzlar Theodore Gardner Manhattan Court St. Petersburg

That Baby You've Longed For

A Kansas City woman, Margaret Burton, offers free advice to women seeking motherhood. She shares her experience as a mother of a daughter and promises confidentiality. Address requests to 10 AES Margaret Burton, S257 Massachusetts, City.

Mar. Surtam Kasas Margaret Burton Massacusetts

Missionary Service Term Cut From Six to Four Years

Announcement from the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions indicates a drastic change in terms of service for missionaries. The compelled Siamese country has forced a reduction, with the required term shortened from six years to four, affecting headquarters and field personnel.

Siam Presbyterian Board of Foreign Misl

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