Two Kansas Football Practices Mix Rules and Workouts
The Jayhawker football squad held two Saturday practices, a rule session in the morning and tackling and charging drills in the afternoon, a Kansas trend praised as a departure for penalties last season. Dr. F C Allen emphasized rule knowledge, promising weekly practice and more in bad weather, while outlining two team types, a heavy line and a lighter, quicker backfield, with players named for lightweight and heaviest spots. Yearling squad, about 100 strong, to take the field Monday as Freshman Coach Lindsey directs focus to kicking duties and equipment issues ease.
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Jayhewker Football Sauad
Kansas
Marning
F.C. Allen
Dr. Allen
Warrensburg
Allen
Cox
Nettels
Hale
Wulf
Reid
McDonald
Welsh
McAdams
Ast
Simon
Wilson
Wint Smith
Jayhawkers
Varsity
Lane Visitor From Salem Tours Lawrence
Dr D F Lane of Salem Oregon spent Sunday in Lawrence as a guest at the home of his nephew C J Lane the county superintendent of schools. He was en route to attend the national Grand Army encampment at Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Lane
Salem
Oregon
Lawrence
C. J. Lane
National Grand Army
Indianapolis
Lawrence Visit Highlights Local Notables
J. W. Graybill of Newton Kansas grand master workman of A O U W visited Lawrence today. Ju'Schall of Dodge City a Lawrence boy spent a few days in the city. W W C Austin of Cottonwood Falls former state printer was in Lawrence over Sunday. Buick will build them.
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J. W. Graybill
Newton
Kansas
Lawrence
Ju'Schall
Dodge City
Lawrence Boy
Personal notices spread across Kansas visits and travels
A string of names and places notes Miss Catherine Oder visits Kansas City and Leavenworth while many others journey to Ottawa Lawrence Topeka and Topeka fairs. Miss Nancy Longanecker returns from Colorado and William Kilworth heads home to Tacoma. Mrs Clay Anderson and daughters arrive from New York City to visit relatives. An African Legion Dance and Jazz orchestra event is announced at FP U hall with Bachmann's Band.
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Catherine “Oder
Kansas City
Leaven
Ww. J. Wyatt
Ottawa
Jess. Willard
Morris McCrory
Marple Hill
Lawrence
Achning
Chris’ Schaake
M. A. Edie
Mary Stryker
W. Ci .Hardinger
T. Gillespie
Elizabeth’ Kunkle
LaJotla
Gabtornis
E. H. ‘S. Bailey
Northport
Michigan
C. E. Daniels
John Kilworth
Tacoma
Washington
George M. Falley
W. B. McDonald
Indianapolis
ScDonard
Ohio
Kansas City Kansas Missouri Livestock Market Report
Market data shows cattle receipts around 38 000 with steady to higher steer prices and fat sheep trading mixed. Hog prices soften with buyers cautious as shippers and packers slow. Wheat and corn futures show small changes while livestock futures stay muted on Chicago and Kansas City exchanges.
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Kan
Kansas
Chicago
Vtr
Hulle
Butler, Kes and
Poultry
Nwe
Ieee
Dee
May Sian
American Legion Dance at FL A. WU Hall Notice
Community notice for an American Legion dance at the FL A. hall after a concert. A twelve piece jazz orchestra from Bachmann’s Band performs. Also an ad seeking a competent woman or girl for general housework with set wages at 2500 Vermont Street, contact Mrs W C Simons, Tel 353.
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American Legion
Fl A. WU. Hall
Bachmann
Banvl
W. C. Simons
Vermont
FL A. UL Hall
Weaving News From Wall Street Bomb Eyewitness
Returned from Long Island Mrs A D Weaver and Mrs Tom Veatch describe a vast patriotic gathering near Wall Street after the blast. Mr Weaver reports police clearing streets and cars as authorities deem the incident not a random accident but not a plotted attack. Pledges announced for Kappa Alpha Theta and Alpha Omicron Pi. Encampment trip to Indianapolis noted and University hay rack party announced.
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Long Island
A.D. Weaver
Tom Veatch
Long Island Sound
Weaver
Party Friday Evening Leaves Church After Service
Carl Walker formerly of Lawrence visits relatives here then leaves to attend Yale in California. Mrs A Cutter and granddaughter Miss Charlotte Cutter depart for California for winter. Miss Charlotte to visit Miss Ya McPherson at Occidental College in Los Angeles. Bartlesville trip for Carder to become window decorator and advertising manager at a large clothing store. Newcomb and McKee families joined in Olathe and returned to Lawrence.
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Yale
Carl Walker
Lawrence
California
A. Cutter
Charlotte Cutter
Ya McPherson
Occidental College
Los Angeles
Carder
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Mr.Carder
Clathe
Bruce McKee
O. Newcomb
Olathe Satuday
Lawrence Last Eyeniiz
Deaths and Funerals Theresa A Stover at Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs Theresa A Stover wife of Hernent D Stover died Sunday at the family home 44 Eby St Funeral from the Christian church tomorrow morning conducted from N Lawrence Christian burial at Oak Hill cemetery Stover survived by husband two sons and two daughters a sister and a brother also
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Theresa A. Stover
Hernent D. Stover
Eby St
Christian Church
N. Lawrence
Glenns and Kreider Visit Neighbors on Weekend
Carl Kreider and Geo. J. Glenn finished their visit at Frank Wizer’s Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Glenn and Ralph of Lecompton spent Sunday with local acquaintances, sharing time and news.
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Carl Kreider
Geo. J. Glenn
Frank Wizer
G. A. Glenn
Ralph of
Lecompton
George L. Glenn
Ray Morris
Ruth
Cyril Baham
Local Village Notes Highlight Visits and Weather Shifts
The community recounts visits among Glenn family members including Cyrus and George L Glenn, and neighbors like Delmar Parrish and Chas Brown. Rain and lightning events mark the weekend, while locals report lightning rods, fruit harvest days, and trips to Lecompton Topeka and the State Fair.
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Marshall Gray
Glenn Shaveh
Glenn School
George Claar Aml
George L. Glen
Cyrus
Glenn
Big Springs
Weeday
Vester Rohisex
Topeka
Afr
Spenerr
Fea Wilder
Lawrence
Henry Brown
Ed “McClanahan
Cyris Glenn
Amd
Marion Tlaswell
Parrish
Elmer
Eczema Healed Quickly by Metho Sulphur Remedy
A noted skin specialist touts Metho Sulphur as a germ destroying preparation that instantly relieves skin irritation and eczema. The remedy soothes, heals, and leaves skin clear, with sufferers urged to obtain a small tube from any good druggist and use it like a cream.
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Regnar Ar Progtara
Buick
Gustafson
Hood's
African Legion
FP. U. Hall
J. L. Hanks &Ophone
Mass
VINOL
JG. ST
iTheta
Kappa Alpha Theta
Virginia Pendleton
Jeanette Wagstaff
Suzanna Moody
Margaret Walker
Carolee Smart
Iris Arnold
Virginia Haynes
Emporia
Margaret Lynch
Salina
Margaret Wallace
Winfield
Virginia Thorp
Marion
Fermiton
Wellington
Willa Kirkwood
Wichita
Dorothy Craig
Osage City
Dorothy Gage
Minneapolis
Harriett Marion Patterson
Abilene
A. O. Pi
Alpha Omicron Pi
Opal Wells
Sabetha
Mary Rose Barrons
Evelyn Parkade
Neodesha
Ruth Raber
Dorothy Crane
Howard
Gladys DeVorr
Bertha Duvall
Chanute
Alicia Brocker
Humilous
Edna King
T. H. Kennedy
Frances Browne
Ind
University and Business College
the Baptist Church
Bur
Glen and Community
Butler
Mass. St
U. S. Liberty
Bond and Trust Department
Lawrence National Bank
Tire Specialiets
Geo. L. Glenn
S. i Chas
Brown
Dorcas Williamson
Greenwood Valley
Harvey Goff
Fred Plateman
Gus Hartman
Wm. Glenn
Holloway
John Dreyer
AL Riley
J. W. Harding
Orpha
iWllie
Ina Browne
Medouth
Sam Dark
Fitzpatricw
Joe Waller
Minnie Glenn
John
Bahama
John Mathey
Sam Wise
Joe Lozan
Tot Onesio
Chas. Dunelln
Marion Laswell
Ary Browning
Ross Wiff
Norwood
Ulvick
3Ty
Sanford Guy
Walter Memnshan
Clark
Walter Moore
B. F. Wizer
Fray Shirley
Frank Aml Itsel
Frank Clark
Fred Smith
Qihort Heary
George Claar
Robison
George L
W. Glenn
Boye
Senate
Howard Morin
Nennis Villence Glenn
Cleale
Ruth Glenn
Ross Vieee
Nis
Eys
Glenn Chipes
Brother Gibson
United States
Pany
U.S
U. S
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