State Tuberculosis Meeting Delegates In Topeka Conference
Kansas workers of the State Tuberculosis Association will address delegates Tuesday at a one-day conference in Frazer hall. Red Cross executives will meet at 101 West Administration building for an informal session. National Tuberculosis leader Dr. Jacobs will lead a Christmas seal sale conference Tuesday afternoon. Topeka doctors Serrigo Cox and True speak on clinic and children’s work. Dr. Montgomery from Columbus discusses school health equipment. Mrs. Wilkie will read discussion. Frank Strong presides over the business meeting. Red Cross executives’ session, Kansas Conference of Social Workers start Wednesday and run through Friday. Sessions, rooms arranged with Chamber of Commerce support. eighty rooms listed though only fifty needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Tuberculosis Association
Unitarian Church
Red Cross
West Administration Building
New York
National Tuberculosis Association
C.H. Serrigo
Seth L. Cox
MaBelle True
Topeka
J. ©. Montgomery
Columbus
J. R. Wilkie
Frank Strong
Lawrence
J.B. Gwin
Southwestern
Ted Gross
Kansas
Sentenced for Contempt in Alimony Case
Oliver Weaver appeared in district court before Judge Means in custody of the sheriff on contempt of court for failing to comply with an alimony order. Weaver was found guilty by his own confession and sentenced to ten days in jail, stayed pending further notice. Minnie Weaver had recently obtained a divorce. Golden Eagle Club hosts a chicken supper and watermelon feast at William Taylor's farm east of town with Mrs. M. Baker presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Weaver
Judge Means
Johns
Minnie Weaver
Golden Eagle Club
William Taylor
Taylor
Corrinne Mosely
Bessie Hill
Herschel Taylor
Dorothy Taylor
Wilnam Hill
M.baker
Winter clothing sale notice from local shops
Shopping News Advertisers Specials for Salesday should be submitted to the U. of C. office by not later than Tuesday night and the advertising copy to the Journal-World Wednesday night. Let us get that Winter clothing ready to use. Our drying cleaning department is at your service. Lawrence Steam Laundry. Paris, Summer anthracite lump coal delivered. Kaw Valley Fuel Co. Phone 219. Will Pendleton, Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. of C
Journal-World
Lawrence Steam Laundry
Paris
Kaw Valley Fuel Co
Will Pendleton
Mgr
C. of C
Hollywood Star Talk and Local Notices
A column discusses James Cruze directing a film with Cecil B. De Mille in a pivotal role and previews the release of Hollywood a tale of aspiring actors. The item also lists local social notes from Eudora including church events, visitors, and illness, along with community anecdotes and upcoming meetings.
Miss Eva Jones Moves to Vinland Kansas
South Eudora notes Mrs Eva Jones who has kept house for C A Jones seven years moved to Vinland Kansas last Monday to keep house for her nephew Albert Stephens. Clarence Crane was at Eudora shopper Wednesday. Oliver Deay Ralph Votaw O E Votaw J Van Lindley Henry Crane C M Williams helped saw wood at Ben Brechtsen farm. Geo Wotan spent Wednesday morning putting up sale bills for a pure bred hog sale at Woodland Park Lawrence. Mr and Mrs C C Gerstenberger and son Carroll, Mr and Mrs W R Smith and son Donald were Lawrence shoppers Tuesday afternoon. Mr Gerstenberger attended the fair board meeting. The 1900 and New club will meet this Friday afternoon at the country home of L D Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Jones
C. A. Jones
Vinland
Kan
Albert Stephens
Clarence Crane
Eudora
Oliver Deay
Ralph Votaw
O. E. Votaw
J. van Lindley
Henry Crane
C. M. Williams
Ben. Brechtsen
Raymond
Geo. Wotan
Woodland Park
Lawrence
C. C. Gerstenberger
Carroll
W. R. Smith
Donald
Gerstenberger
Ll. D. Harris
Women Dye It New for 15 Cents Sale
A vintage advertisement promotes a sale offering 15 cent dyes for women garments including skirts kimonos draperies waists dresses ginghams coats sweaters and stockings. It highlights broad discounts on women’s apparel and textiles.
Diamond Dyes Guarantee Home Dyeing Success
The advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes as a guaranteed way to dye or tint hair at home, even for beginners. It notes that druggists carry all colors and that directions are included with each package.
West of Topeka Driver Fined for Speeding
A. H. West paid 8.37.50 to Justice John Clark terlay for speeding fifty miles per hour on the fort to fort highway near Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H
Topeka
John Clark Veterlay
Fort-To-Fort
Public reception for David Lloyd George in Montreal today
A public reception for David Lloyd George will be given in Montreal today as the concluding feature of his three day visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lloyd George
Montreal
Wichita Woman Gains Thirty Pounds On Tanlac
Mrs J B R Zengker of 1502 West Maple Street Wichita Kansas reports Tanlac increased her appetite and digestion leading to a thirty pound weight gain. She previously suffered rheumatism nausea sleep problems and stomach trouble but says her health improved and she will keep Tanlac in the house. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
J. BR. Zengker
1502
West
Maple St
Wichita
Kansas
Taniac
Siayl
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Oliver Weaver
Isles
Foley
Ted Lewis
Jones
Hare
Aatnane
Pia
Cruze
DE Mille
Hollywood
James Cruze
Cecil B. de Mille
Mr. Cruze
Cecil
B. de Mille
The
Mr. de Mille
Pola Negri
Thomas Meighan
Gloria Swanson
William S. Hart
Agnes Ayres
Frank Condon
Tom Geraghty
Bowersock
Paramount
Keystone
B. Curry
Eastern Star
Matt. Grosdidier
Frank Meriden
Minonka
Jrl
AL Grosdidier
John Schopper
Roscoe Anderson
Roscoe
Anderson
Matt Grosdidier
Mr. Woolf
Briggs
St. Paul's Church
Missionary Society of
Captain Creek
Gus Gabriel
Missionary Society of Therm. BR
Johnson
Bellview
Cunningham
Okla
Father Reich
Albert Grosdidier
Wm. Miller
Dan Selzer
Anna Worneburger
Fred Moll
City
Smith
B. Durr
J. Shiv
Milwaukee
Ceil
Ernest Rehan
Ieichner
Aie Ashi
S. S
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Kolinsky and
Viatka
Newmark
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