Pine brothers plan new store in north Lawrence
Wilbur C and Ralph E Pine plan a one story modern dry goods and clothing store on Fifth Locust in north Lawrence. The building will be 25 feet wide and will be stuccoed after completion on the site of an old business center building. The former structure housed various businesses and once a hedge tire factory with wooden tires. The Pines are known local merchants who previously ran a grocery at Fourth and Elm, later sold to Mr Wiley.
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Wilbur C
Ralph E. Pine
Fifth Id
Locust Streets
Lawrence
Pine Brothers
North Lawrence
Tine
Fourth
Elm Streets
Wiley Sine
Miss Seaman Heads to Topeka Jayhawk Theatre
Miss Sybil Seaman, famed for organ performances at the Varsity Theatre in Lawrence, will join the Jayhawk Theatre in Topeka as head organist with a three manual organ and concert orchestra. Her Lawrence work boosted local film presentation, and she is praised for her contributions before relocating. She performs Sunday afternoon in Ottawa University events at the First Methodist Church with a Reuter organ and Chickering piano.
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Sybil Seaman
Lawrence
Varsity Theatre
Jayhawk
Topeka
Miss Seaman
Seaman
Ottawa
Ottawa University
First Methodist Church
Reuter Organ Company of
Deaths And Funerals Miss Mary Francis Ball
Funeral services for Miss Mary Francis Ball aged 8 who died at her brother B Ball’s home on 1224 Haskell Avenue Frasy night will be held Monday at Lehe Kansas. The body will be taken to Lebw Sunday. Funeral services for Hannah TL Allen aged 42 who died at her home in Cheat on Friday afternoon will be held at 1 o clock Sunday morning from the Presbyterian church at Clinton. Burial will be at Edwardsville. Alfred A Bowen funeral services will be held from the Meth church at Linwood Monday afternoon at 2 80 oclock. The Ma sonic lodge have charge of services at the grave. Burial will be in Mt Sidney cemetery.
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Mary Francis Ball
B. Ball
Haskell Avenue
Lehe
Kansas
Lebw
Han
Hannah TL. Allen
Cheat
Presbyterian Church
Clinton
Taconard
Edwardsville
Alfred A. Bowen
Linwood
Masonic Lodge
Mt. Sidney Cemeter
Foch Returns to Brittany to Recuperate After Legion Meet
The ailing Marshal Foch, worn by a heavy schedule of Legion convention duties, has retired to his Brittany country estate to rest. An aide said his stomach upset is not serious and a few days of rest and dieting should restore him to service.
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Paris
American Legion
Foch
Brittany
L'Hopital
Mexico
New York
Apha
Minera
Aimeria
Coolidge
Huo
J. PP Morvan & Co
Real Estate Transfers and Notices In Lawrence
Real estate transfers list Batcher to Bond for ten acres of north twenty, and Tatman to Mesenhimer on West Second Street. Holmes to sail from Smyrna for the United States on sixty days leave, after two years in consular service. Marriage licenses granted by Judge Menger to Kelix and Lorey, Detwiler and Russell. Corn samples from George King farm show Reid’s Yellow Dent ears. Telephone directory changes due by October 1. Hess Drug Stove Beauty Parlor advertised as popular in Lawrence.
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F_S. Batcher
Milton FE. Bond
Stu
G._B. Tatman
Clara M. Mesenhimer
New Jersey Street
John Blievenickt
Julius
Holmes
Smyrna
Turkey
United States
J. Holmes
Admiral Bristol
High Commission
Kkave
Probste
L. H. Menger
Harry J. Kelix
Topeka
Anna Margeret Lorey
Ralph William Detwiler
Peoria
Kan
Mary Ellen Russell
W. Patchen
Journal-World Office
George King
Oskaloosa
Reid
Ady
Name High School Girls Glee Club Members Revealed
Miss Meten Pendleton Liberty Memorial high school announces the girls glee club membership after last week’s tryouts. Members include Jane Byrn Wilma Hill Lorna Jean McElhinny Christina Nylund Helen Shirnn Evelyn Swarthout Maurine Bruner Alice May DeForest Esther Leigh Marie McPheeters Margaret Reagan Mary Virginia Smith Josephine Jacqmain Carolyn Rot House Cathrine Owen Arleen Wadd Margarine Ericsson Dorothy Moran Evelyn Scanlan Lois Cook Marne s tine Wilson Dorothy Jewell Genevieve Vernson. Reserves listed are Marjorie Nieffer Helen Henston Letha Lennon Mary Thurber Ava Higley Audra Courter Marguerite Smith Pansie Shannon Marguerite Koch Violet Piper.
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Meten “Pendleton
Liberty Memorial High School
Jane Byrn
Wilma Hill
Lorna Jean McElhinny
Christina Nylund
Helen Shirnn
Evelyn Swarthout
Maurine Bruner
Alice May DeForest
Esther Leigh
Marie McPheeters
Margaret Reagan
Mary Virginia Smith
Josephine Jacq
Parachute Test A Success With Nine Jumpers From Navy Plane
Nine men leaped from a Navy plane in a staged parachute test at an air station. The sequence showed rapid exits and simultaneous drops, with the last jumper freeing after eighteen seconds. The exercise demonstrated emergency deployment efficiency for multiple personnel.
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Washington
Edora Mill Robbed Again in Flour Theft
For the second time in three weeks the Eudora Mill was robbed Friday night at 10 o clock, with ten sacks of flour taken. The thieves gained entry by breaking a window using the same method as the prior 48 pound sack theft. Officers were notified.
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Fadora
Dongseee Y
Bridegroom shot at charivari in Holliday area
Hurley Holliday, 22, was accidentally shot in the left side by Francis Tone during a charivari at the Holliday residence west of here. The bullet from a .58 caliber rifle struck Holliday and he was rushed to a local hospital for treatment.
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Groont
Charivari
Louisiana
Hurley
Holliday
Francis Tone
a_charivari
FL M. Holliday
Holiday
Kovkul
Extradition Sought for Charles R. Morgan to Kansas
A requisition for the extradition of Charles R. Morgan from F county Texas to Wichita Kansas to face forgery charges was forwarded today by Governors Moody of Texas and Paulen of Kansas.
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Kansas
Topeka
Charles R. Morgan
F County
Texas
Wichita
Paulén
Kans
Moody
Helen Fairweather to star in epic Helen and Troy film
Hollywood report notes Helen Fairweather plans California move from Kansas ity to portray Helen in a lavish epic about Helen of Troy and the Sparta War. Details remain sketchy as production teases a grand silent era style treatment.
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Greece
Ilelen
Sparta
Troy
Athena
Ilelen Fairweather
California
Akour Itera
Helen
Noga
Shoot on Dearborn Street Ends in Alleged Robbery Shootout
A chaotic incident on Dearborn Street left witnesses and police scrambling as a masked man associated with an alleged trust on the First National Bank attempted a bag raid. The assailant was shot as officers fired to halt the attack while pedestrians fled for cover. Police expect further updates as the investigation unfolds.
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Chien
Sopl
Dearborn Street
Eader
Open Concert Course at Haskell Institute Tonight
The opening concert at Haskell Institute starts at 7 30 this evening performed by violinist Prof Waldemar Geltch with Mrs Geltch on piano The program features Serenade Schubert Reminiscence Rondo Mozart Kreisler May Night and more with pieces by Hubay Cottenet Poldini and Rimsky Korsakov among others.
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Haskell Institute
Waldemar Geltch
Hubay
Cottenet
Dell
Poldini-Kreisler
Burleigh
Barcarolle
Macmillen
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Pugnani- Kreisier
Mrs Sweetin Acquitted At Second Trial In Poison Murder
Mount Vernon Illinois reports Elsie Sweetin was acquitted in her second trial for poisoning husband Wilford three years earlier. The jury deliberated under half an hour and Sweetin tearfully pleaded for mercy, thanking the jurors after the verdict.
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Mount Vernon
Childeen
Elsie Sweetin
Wilford
S. Sweetin
Will Build New Hospital in Emporia by Sisters of St. Frances
The Sisters of St. Frances have awarded a general contract to Dusdonn Brothers of Carthage, Me, to build a Gothic red brick hospital in Emporia replacing St. Mary's. The facility will stand as the town's second large hospital with a nurses home planned on the site.
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Fimporia
Sisters of St. Frances
Dusdonn Brothers
Carthage
St. Mary's
Emmoria
Ution
Editor Musician Ww Goldthorpe Leads Wisconsin Editorial Bands
Cuba City editor W. W. Goldthorpe, editor of the Cuba City News-Herald, also conducts five bands as a hobby. The piece notes Wisconsin editors and newspaper offices embracing music, with the band idea linked to D. J. Harbeck of the Kewaskum Statesman.
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HH. Goldthorpe
Cuba City
Wis
Goldthorpe
Wisconsin
Berlin Golden Book honors through the years and guests
Berlin shows its distinguished guests by allowing signers in the Golden Book a red leather volume with gold edges. Entries span 1911 to 1927, including Clarence Chamberlin, Charles Levine, Amb. Jacob Gould Schurman, and leaders like Friedrich Ebert and von Hindenburg.
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Berlin
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Jacob Gould Schurman
Bavaria
Noo
Parliment
Ned
IMG
Reichstaw
Friedrich Fbert
Carl Severing
Ever
Joseph Wirth
von Hindenburg
Ford
Otto Braun
Branden- Bare
Maier
Meissner
Tage Ten
America
Chamberlin
le- Nine
Ambassador Schurman
Scrimmage Today Signals KU Football Cuts and Drill
The University of Kansas held a scrimmage for varsity and yearling football teams this afternoon with the freshmen facing cuts likely after the session. Coach John Bunn may cut more than 100 players, with 34 already retained and further reductions planned next week for the Varsity squad. The Stayhawker warriors will focus on attack for the Grinnell game a week from today as Coach Cappon and staff drilled signal sails and passing plays yesterday.
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University of Kansas
John Bunn
Stayhawker Warriors
Grinnell
F. C. Cappon
Jayhawkers
British Navy Suffered Its First Loss In Thirteen Years
Thirteen years ago the British navy endured its first serious loss from German submarine warfare. On Sept. 22, 1914, the armored cruisers Cressy Hogue and Aboukir were sunk by the submarine U-9 off the Dutch coast, killing 60 officers and 1,400 men. The event shifted the view of submarines from coastal defense to a serious high sea offensive factor. Also notes a delicatessen exhibition opening at Berlin’s Witzleben park with 400 booths showcasing sausages hams preserves and jams.
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London
U.P
Cressy
Hogue
Aboukir
Altho
Pathfinder
St. Abbs Head
Delicatessen
Two Divorce Suits Filed In District Court
Two divorce petitions were filed today in district court. Almeta Whitley of Lawrence seeks a divorce from Mervin Whitley of Chanute and custody of their minor child Merle Edward Whitley. Stella Martin of 726 New Jersey seeks a divorce from Forest Martin of Kansas City.
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Almeta Whitley
Lawrence
Mervin Whitley
Chanute
Cas
Merle Edward Whitley
Stella Martin
New Jersey
Forest Martin
Kansas City
Mow
Fudge Bug
Fern Waldron
Rey A. Waldron
Martha K. Athey
D. H. Atheyeulah Cargile
Tourists Pass Through France Without Staying, Dollars Walk On
American visitors flood France this summer but largely pass through, stopping nowhere for long. At Saint Lazare station in Paris, baggage shows many travelers’ final destinations are Italy, Switzerland, or Germany while hotel occupancy remains weak. French hotel prices compare with other Europe in dollars. many travelers now leave for cheaper options.
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Paris
France
St. Louis
Southwest
Philadelphia
New York
Saint Lazare Station
Cherbourg
Havre
Hotels de Luxe
New Train Excuse Murders in Second Class Carriage
Paris AP reports a surge of railway killings in France, mainly in first class, with second class riders fearing murder as a motive. A Paris reporter describes a night express encounter with a stranger who proves to be a Surete detective, while broadcasters relayed calls about a dancing partner, false teeth, and mispacked pills, tracing threats and poison.
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Paris
Noit Jong Ase
Sureie Generale
Scotland Yard
Talen
Missing persons calls overshadow pet distress appeals in London
London AP reports the British Broadcasting Company will focus on locating missing men women and babies while refusing distress calls for pets. Authorities cite a flood of pet loss requests and announce a rule against animal distress calls amid public appeals.
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London
British Broadcasting Company
Score
Mark Twain Wig Tale and New Term At Lawrence College
Berlin AP report recounts a little known Mark Twain anecdote from a European tour shared by Peter Richards a newspaper artist and Twain caricaturist. Richards wore a wig and Twain teased him about the hair while passengers demanded a December deadline for subscriber names as a new term division starts at Lawrence Business College on Monday October 3 Adv.
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Adv
Mark Twain
Berlin
Peter Richards
New York
Liverpool
Europe
Mrs Clemens Hairie
Richards
Savage
Lawrente Business College
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