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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1927

Page

5

Kansas Bar Meet Opens in Wichita With Plea for Kindlier View

The forty fifth annual Kansas State Bar association meeting opened in Wichita with expected attendance of 800 to 1,000 lawyers and wives. President Robert Stone urged kinder consideration of the legal profession, calling lawyers essential to government and criticizing press and public indictments. Judges, bar officials, and American Bar Association president Silas Strawn were among speakers. wives attend for first time, with a special program and meetings for county attorneys and court reporters.

Wichita Kansas State Bar Association Robert Stone Topeka Fident Bar Association J. T. Richardson Emporia James A. McDermotter Winfield Silas Strawr Chicano American Bar Association

Hoover Not Involved In Wheat Price Fix

Dr. Garfield, president of Williams College, and others on the 1917 war price commission state Herbert Hoover had no role in fixing wheat prices. The commission unanimously set $2.20 a bushel as the Chicago basic price, with co signer statements noting Hoover learned of results after a president Wilson address. The surviving farm members forwarded a letter to clarify Hoover’s lack of participation.

Kanes Herbert Hanger Harry A. Garfield Williams Col Jere Wilson Kansas City Garfield Star the Star Herbert Hooter Holover England Gatfield Hoover Charles Barrett The Partners’ Union L. J. Taber National Grange E. D. Funk Corn Growers’ ’Association W. J. Shorthill Farmers' Cooperat ¢ ‘Ators

Lehigh Bank Closed by State Banking Dept

The State Banking Department ordered the Lehigh Bank of Lehigh in Marion county closed this morning. D. W. Wooley was named examiner in charge. The bank had capital of 20000, surplus 8000, loans 8880.47, deposits 66941.71, discounts and bills payable 42464.82. President I. B. Huenbergardt and cashier G. J. Huenergardt were listed.

Geeya I. B. Huenbergardt G. J. Huenergardt

Warm Weather Sparks Bloom and Crops in Iowa and Kentucky

Heat wave brings roses to bloom in Iowa and peas, berries, and radishes report from Eherckte county. Road progress on Kentucky’s Kentuck L oncest extends toward 524 miles before snow. London firms report eight sheep supply material for one tennis racquet with winter variations. Clarefice high school notice invites attendance tonight.

Des Moines Lowa Ames Eherckte Kentuck Louisville Kentucky Chicago St. Louis Catlettsburg Western Kentucky Wickliffe London

University of Michigan Acquires British War Records Collection

The University of Michigan library will catalog British War Office papers from the Revolution era. The collection, purchased by Regent Clements from Mrs Stopford Sackville, includes correspondence by Lord Germain and aides to his secretary of state for the colonies.

University, of Michigan Ann Arbor W-L. Clement Universe of Michigan Lord George Gumain Clements University War Office Renarts Burgoyne Clinton Howe Amburg Lord Germanp Thor Lord Germain Great Miitain W. L. Clements University of Michigan

Churches and Services Across City onSunday

A long OCR list summarizes Sunday activities at First Christian, First Baptist, University and Plymouth churches, plus Episcopal Trinity, United Brethren, Lutheran, Christian Science, and others. It notes morning worship, Sunday schools, sermons, Christian Endeavor meetings, and special events with pastors and organizers named.

United Brethren In Christ Patter

Topeka churches share Sunday services and plans

A collage of Topeka church notices lists Belleview Union Chapel First Presbyterian First Evangelical Lady Union Seventh Day Adventist and other congregations. It details Sunday school at 9:45 or 10 a.m. services at 11 a.m. and evening times with sermons and choir music plus upcoming Foreign Missionary day and youth, prayer and forum events.

Church of Christ, Scientist Christian Science Reading Room Noo Easty8th Street Ita Belleview Union Chapel First Presbyterian Church Dubois Mendelssohn Chopin Throne of God Johnston Eli Wamego F—Guilmant Tenth Connecticut Pocatian Endeavor Ruby Gish Mans

Revival Services Led by Rev C V Fairbairn at Free Methodist

Revival services conducted by Rev C V Fairbairn of the Free Methodist Church are held nightly at 7 30 at the corner of 12th and Conn streets. Two local youths were welcomed as new leaders of the Bible School and E Society and will be baptized at 1 30 p m Monday. Officers elected for the C B E Society last Lord's Day include Mack A Foge president Pearl Corbin vice president Esterine Porter McDuff secretary Katherine Corbin assistant secretary Frederic Porter treasurer.

Unitarian Vermont Wilson M. Backus Irving Hill Topeka Eugene Sutherland Philip Dutton Tie Young Beonle Society Edgar Wolfe Seventh Day Adventist Church Corner Tenth and New York Streets H. E. Jordan Free Methodist Church Twelfth Connecticut Lloyd B. Eggleston J. E. Wade Evangelist Fairbairn Ninth Street Baptist Church Corner Ninth and Ohio G. N. Jackson Ida Wallace Lulu Irvin First Methodist Episcopal Tenth Edward Hislop Edwin F. Price K. S Weatherby Chris Edwin F Chum Richard Romine Jesus C.V. Fairbairn Free Methodist 12Th and Conn. Street Weaders Bible’ School E. Society C. BE. Society Mack A. Foge Pearl Corbi Este

Mouth Organ Orchestras Added to Berlin School Curricula

In Berlin the Prussian education ministry urged principals to expand beyond singing to instrumental work. Mouth organ orchestras formed in many public schools ranging from jazz bands to juvenile symphonies, built from low cost instruments for workers. A pioneering music teacher, initially mocked, organized a successful mouth organ ensemble of about fifty pieces, inspiring other teachers to follow.

Berlin Ministry of Education

Perilous conspiracies and crimes sprawl in brief dispatches

Telegraph briefs report Catalan revolt talks thwarted by police in France. American bandit hunts with a $1,000 bounty for dead criminals and $60 for captured alive. A Wisconsin case involves a Chicago woman fined for supplying whiskey to save her husband’s life. A deadly Alameda County still blast follows a raid, and a bogged hog farm losses after the explosion. Fire truck crews set a new speed record in New Jersey.

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Air plane crash and divorce suit headline Atlanta

A salesman died in an airplane crash near Atlanta yesterday at the same hour his wife Edith L. Burgess of this city filed for divorce accusing desertion. The report also notes boxing plans and safety measures discussed by the national boxing commission following deadly incidents in the ring. Local notes mention a sheep grazing on a golf course in Lewistown and an automobile ad for Ajax tires and Willard batteries.

Ing Atlanta Edith L. Burgess Italy National Governing Board National Boxing Commission Utz Ingyall Lewistown Mont

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