Four soloists to join Sousa on Lawrence concert
Four prominent soloists Wilde Marjorie Moody soprano John Dolan cello Edward Heney saxophone Howard Goulden xylophone will accompany Lt Commander John Philip Sousa's band in a matinee at the University auditorium next Thursday. Sousa conducts and Harry Askiner manages the event.
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Sousa
Lawrence
Thursdty
University Auditorium
Wilde
Marjorie Moody
John Dolan
Edward ‘Heney
Howard Goulden
John Philip Sousa
Harry Askin
St. Paul
Elbert J.gary
Magna Chart Association
Chmmon
United States
Anada
Newfroundland
Great Britain
Australia
South Africa
New Zealand
Murs
Venus
Miss Mary Cameron Recital At Fraser Hall
Miss Mary Cameron assistant professor of piano at the University appears in the third faculty recital of the School of Fine Arts series. The program includes works by Debussy Ravel Copland Liszt and Strauss among others. The event marks her first public appearance before a Lawrence audience Monday night at Fraser Hall chapel.
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Mary Cameron
Fine * Arts
University
School of Fine Arts
Fraser Hall
Cameron
Fine Arts
Lawrence
Bevarac
Hivers
Strauss-Schwiz
Sawerhy
Anefrets
Derry
Urish
Guian
Deaths and Funerals in Vinland and Bloomington areas
Death notices report Sarah E Cutler a two year old fed at a relative's home near Vinland with funeral at 3 PM Friday. Mary E Hayden obituary notes her daughter Rebecca Williams of 1723 Tennessee Street. Charles Goust, 75, dies in Miami and funeral set for Eudora at 10 AM Monday. Unitarian Church column appears.
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Sarah E. Cutler
LiSarah EB. Cutler
Helen Till
Vinland
Mary E. Hayden
Heraughter
Rebecca’ Williams
Tennessee Street
Bloomington Bar- Yet
Nion
Hay
Charles
Charles Goust
Miami
Fla
Eudora
Unitarian
Churca
Unitarian Service and Choir Concert Report
The article describes a Sunday morning service at the Unitarian church with organist B J Dalton and choir director Larremère. The program includes Bach solo pieces, a duet Forever With the Lord, a Liebesträ?in romance, a Widor Tocata, and singers Ruth Feek Dorothy Dalies and others. mentions visiting students Marian Lathton and Muriel Ross, and guests Mrs W A Hinesley and Annie L Monroe.
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B. J." Dalton
Seeity, Mo
Isc
Ae Larremére
Bach
Owens
Marian Lathton
Muriel Ross
Kansas City
Hose
W. A. Hinesley
Kansity
Annie
Monroe
Will Burn Books Sparks Fires in Chicago on British Texts
Chicagotoday reports a wave of fire and threats over Mayor Thompson's purge of what are deemed anti American books. Prof David S Muzzey sues for 100000 against ex congressman John J Gorman amid claims his history texts are pro British. Former Judge Stephen A Foster joins the suit while library directorates plan a lakefront bonfire of suspect volumes under Mayor Thompson's orders.
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Chicatre
Thompson
Lake Michigan
David 5
Muzzey
Columbia ‘University
John J. Gorman
Illinois Congress
Chicago
Gorman
Stephen A. Foster
Lake Shore
A. J
Sport) Herrmann
Herrmann
Lake Front
Grant Park
Charles Grant Miller
H. Vantyne
University of Michigan
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard
Helene Nicolay
Phanial Blot
Bel Dat
Irish Prelate Patrick Gardine O'Donnell Dies
Patrick Gardine O'Donnell archbishop of Ireland died after double pneumonia and pleurisy. An accident while bathing caused his knee injury six weeks earlier though he tried to keep it private. At seventy one he faced a relapse despite hopeful news. his death prompted mixed notices across Ireland from Catholics and Protestants.
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Carlingford
Ireland
Patrick Gardine
O'Donnell
Acuate
Tony
E. M. Finnegan
John ‘O’donnell
President and Mrs Coolidge Aboard Mayflower for Potomac Cruise
President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge depart Washington aboard the Mayflower with ten guests including Senator Curtis of Kangas, Smith of Utah, Oddie Nevda and Ashurst of Arizona. Mrs Adhurst and Mrs MacNider join as assistants from the war department and shipping board officials.
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Washington
Kansas University Band Parade Before Washington Game
The KU band of about 80 members paraded Massachusetts street this afternoon ahead of the Kansas Washington game then marched to Memorial Stadium. Led by J C McCanles the group wore blue uniforms with red braid on the left shoulder while drawing a listening crowd.
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Mae
K.U
Massachusetts Street
Memorial Stadium
J.C. McCanles
No Plan to Give Up Name of Conference
Reported and denied today that Washington University and Grinnell offered to withdraw from the Missouri Valley conference to let the Big Six keep the conference name. Kansas State Agricultural College in Manhattan cited as source. Washington University athletic director Dr. W P Edmunds denied the claim saying it was far from mind. The Big Six includes Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Iowa State, and Oklahoma A and M. Drake is separate.
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Washingtons University
Grinnell
Missouri Valley Conference
Big Six
Kansas State Agricultural
Manhattan
Washington and
W.P. Edmunds
Washington
Game University
Heresy
Heort
Edmoutnds
Aiga
Drake
Oklahoma A. & M
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kanaaas Aggies
Iowa State
Resolutions Passed At University Club Meeting
The University Club of Lawrence Kansas held its annual meeting last night at 8 o clock with thirty seven members present. Officers elected included C C Stewart as president W H Johnson as vice president Guy W Smith as secretary Frank Banks as treasurer and E H Manchester and H C Allen named to the board. A resolution expressing sympathy over the death of Dean Perley F Walker was read and adopted and a copy sent to Mrs Walker. Numerous local attendees and several social notices followed with reports on members visiting in Lawrence and surrounding communities.
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University Club
C. C. Stewart
W. H. Johnson
Guy W. Smith
Frank’ Banks
E. H. “Manchester
H.C. Allen
University Club of
Lawrence
Perley F. Walker
Isea
Walker
Yankees Catcher Pat Collins Guests in Lawrence
Kansas City catcher Pat Collins of the New York Yankees visited Lawrence with his brother-in-law Louis Harshfield and family at 1031 Vermont. He attended the Kansas Washington football game, plans a hunting trip to Little Rock, then spends winter at home before reporting to Yankees spring training in Alabama in March.
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Pat Colling
Lou Harshfield
Pat Collins
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Lawrence
Louis Harshfield
Vermont
St. Louis
Little Rock
Ark
Collings
Yankees
Alabama
Local WASHINGTON CREEK visitors and calls noted
Washington Creek residents and visitors are listed with numerous callers and weekend visits. Mr and Mrs Herman Behrens and daughter Lola visited Lawrence, along with many neighbors such as Clyde Hoover family, Walter Nelson home, George McCurdy and Mrs Waynet, Brubaker family, Orie Smith and Marie, Chester Mowder and family, Levi Mowder and family, Charles Mowder and Elizabeth Mowder, Ray Fernandez, Sam Miller, Mary and Elsie Mowder, Samuel Findey in Lawrence, Carl Beerkircher and Elsa, plus Miss Mary Ingle and Miss Mabel Kingery weekending with home folks. Further entries name Miss Winifred Garber, Miss Elda Wartwright, Mrs E Katheren, Bobbie and Harold of Kansas City, and many others visiting or staying with Nelson, Miller, and Brubaker households.
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Aiterande
W.V
Pall
Clyde Hoover
John Dillon
Alda
George Ditlon
Belvoir 2
Eddie Johnson
Mily Mn
Rob Johnson
Cnes
Ezra Fishburn
Qyerbrook
C. P. Miller
Elmer Sawyer
Willam Ewing
Henry ‘Marsher
Grace
Marvin Meister
Farmers Uieion
Ottawa
Tharsid Harrell
Kaffir Edrn
Orie Smith
Flora Garber
Ben - Garber
Levi_Mowder
Chester Mowder
John Behrens
Clarke’ Brubaker
Thomas Hodges
Rdlard
Gwen
Jesse Hodges
Zene
Virgil
Brubaker
Lawrence
Ray Geveee
I Norman
Jet Mowder
Samuel Findley
Shirley
Alfred
George Aliler
Wilzie
Mowder
Charles
Chester
Harry Seeman
Ben G Ber
Ray Shuler
Jake Shuler
Ghates Root
Fadie’ Johnson
George Milter
Orie, Smith
Bisiaufred Weybricht
C. J. Lane
Charles Rhot
Mra
Ben Garber
Winifred
Roscoe Whitman
Gerald Holloway
Harold Force
Mr. Pickens
Lecompton
Gorge Miller
Elmer
Washington Creek
Herman Behrens
Lola
Raymond
I Eunice
Walter Nelson
George McCurdy
W Ayent
Marie
Fred Turner
Géntropolis
Levi Mowder
Charles Mowder
Elizabeth Mowder
Ray” Errez
Sam Miller
Mary
Elsie
Samuel Findey
Fat Lawrence
Carl Beerkircher
Elsa
Funay
Mary Ingle
Mabel Kingery
Frances Miller
Sam Grammer
Crist Straub
Mildred Weyhal
E. Katheren
Bobbie
Harold
Kansas Die
Fred Simon
Roy Garrez
Frances Ier
Ee Garber
Asa Postma
Winifred ‘Garber
Eulaare
Martin Boerkircher
Olks
Lila Anderson
Lone Mays
Elsie Mowder
Joe Flory
Lone Star
Clyde
Hops
Famia
Spen
Sarda
North Lawrence Christian Church Service Schedule
The North Lawrence Christian Church offers 10:00 Bible school and 11:00 morning worship with sermon on the Kingdom. 1:30 Young People’s Service followed by 7:30 evening service with sermon titled The Gospels for Today. Delbert Roberts directs the Young People.
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North Lawreace Christian Church
Pomanaisen
The
Kingdom i
Youngnese
Braden
Delbert Roberts
Mrs Anna B Oliver Leaves for Epiphany Dedication
Personal notices report Mrs Anna B Oliver traveling to Independence for tomorrow’s Epiphany church dedication, the second Episcopalian church to be built there. Her father Dr A Beatty was pastor of the first church. Also noted are travels of Supt C M Blair from Haskell Institute, Prof C A Preyer in Kansas City, and Mr and Mrs H B Ober returning from trips to Chicago and New York.
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Independence
Oliver
A. Beatty
C. M. Blair
Haskell Institute
Palo Alto
Calif
C. A. Preyer
Kansas City
H. B
Ober
Icago
New York
Aftay
iLawrience
Phn
R. Barnes
X. Jay Kennedy Pte
Johnson
Kansas
Real Estate Transfers and Local Theater Listing
Real estate transfers include Ula E Childs and husband of Douglas county transferring to E G Woodward in Richland. Other transfers involve Woodward to Solon Stewood and Moody to A Moody. The notice lists lots and sections in several townships and includes a theatre schedule starting Monday October 24 with Louise Fazenda in Gay Old Bird and other acts starring Irene Rich and Huntley Gordon, Bert Lytell, Eugene Gilbert, Wanda Hayley, Cullen Landis, Helen Holmes, and others. Phone 24. Display your business in the new city directory.
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Ula
Childs
Douglas County
E. G. Woodward
Richland
Mt Woodward
Russe Clinton
B.G. Woodward
Eudora
M.S. Moody
S. W
Atoody
Margaret “A. Poldtrape Fe
Lawrence, Atkins
Lawrence
Patee Theatre
Louise Fazenda
Peter the Great
Yednesday
Irene’ Rich
Huntly
Gordon
Andv
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