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to I State Honored Loyal Miner. Miss Faith Strayer went Lawrence Saturday. All of the boys who went to Tommy Neal spent a few days in Baldwin last week. the coal mines will be interested in the resolution which is being published below. Mr.

Bradley triotic citizen. The miners here went out on strike Dec. 18, 1919, because the company would not discharge me for working with the volunteers. They are still out and I am still on the job at $165 per month. Last Number of the Lecture Course, Wednesday.

The last number of this year's lecture course will be given in Centenary Hall Wednesday evening. Dr. W. R. Wedder-spoon, pastor of the St.

James M. E. Church, Chicago, will give Cecil Sturgeon and Paul Thornily were dinner guests at the Kappa Sigma House Tuesday evening. Misses Grace Hazen, Dorothy Campbell and Ethel Knotts were dinner guests at the Alpha Chi Omega House Tuesday night. Miss Jane Liebig of Richmond visited with the Delta Zeta girls Sunday.

sent this resolution to the Orange some time ago and we are printing it because of the local relation it has to many of the boys. They will remember I am keeping "Bachelors Hall" Ladies attention Ray Coder in the office and wareroom of purchased a new Ford touring the company here at the mine car last week. Mr. Guffy as the man who The U. M.

W. of A. will not let Miss Miriam Welty of Neode- me stay Arcadia and have worked on the night shift at the B. R. and H.

mine. Following PAUL V. ANNADOWN, M.D.' sha visited Friday night with tried to keep me from getting the lecture. The St. James church is one of the most prominent churches in the Middle West and he has been a very successful pastor at that charge.

Dr. Wedderspoon will lecture on "The Tragedy of King Saul." Dr. Wedderspoon is a noted lecturer. Last year he presented a lecture at the meeting of is the resolution which was giv Associated with Drs.Uhl Uhl the Phi Mu girls. anything to eat but have failed en to Mr.

Bradley and the com-i office over Hardin's store Phones: so far. Graf ten Bowen spent the ment Mr. Guffy made on it Office 175 Res. 82 "House Resolution No. 12.

Be week-end at his home in Inde pendence again. Very respectfully yours, E. H. GUFFY, Night watchman for the B. H.

Coal Co. it resolved by the House of Rep resentatives of the State of Kan sas: That the loyalty and patri Mr. Leslie Seeright of Yates Center was a guest at the Delta the Kansas conference at Tope- ka and it was judged a one of KODAK FINISHING the best lectures ever given P. S. Hang this up where Zeta House, Sunday.

otism of E. H. Guffy to the state during the time of the recent your company can see it. E. H.

G. Topeka. There is no doubt but TERPENING coal strike and fuel famine, is Mr. Chesley Hawk of Kansas City was the guest of Miss Ill III hereby commended and recog that this will be one of the biggest and best, if not the very best number of this year's course. Dr.

Wedderspoon is a Miss Hazen to Give Recital. ir! "r-r Faith Strayer Saturday. nized. That the action of the miss urace mzen win give said E. H.

Guffy who was at the Sidney Trebilcock, Claude the third in the series of reci time of the appointment of re Scotchman and his witty Scotch phrases add enough hu ceivers for the coal mines by the Supreme Court, a member of lo mor to the address to make it interesting from the start until tals being presented by pupils of Prof. Rowland. Her program will include the so-called "Moonlight Sonata" of Beethoven and numbers by. Schumann, Chopin, cal No. 164 District 14 of the WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER YOUR FILMS QUICK SERVICE MAILED DAILY QUALITY WORK Telephone 130 United Mine Workers of Ameri the finish.

Everyone should ca, employed as a watchman at Main, and Jasper Griffin motored to Lawrence Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Richard of Topeka were dinner guests at the Zeta Chi House Sunday.

Misses Florence Sitler, La-verne Wedd, and Gerva Archer spent Saturday in Lawrence. First class photography K. Eitner Mondays and Satur grasp this opportunity of hearing one of America's best the B. R. and H.

mine in Craw- McDowell and Greig. She will be assisted by Miss Louise Walker, violinist, of Ottawa, a pupil of brd County, Kansas, in remain ing at his post of employment Prof. Harvey. during the operation of said mines by the receivers and by The program is an unusually Class Gives Program. The dramatic art class of the the volunteer workers is an evi public speaking department IGem Theatre! dence of the highest type of cit attractive one and gives promise of an evening of beautiful music, well performed.

Music lovers are urged to attend. No admission fee will be charged. The recital will be given Friday evening in Centenary Hall. gave a program of readings and four one-act plays at Fairview Church, near Lawrence, last Friday evening. The journey was made in cars.

Those who were in the different casts were Wednesday, April 28 Misses Phoebe Machin, Ineta I ETHEL CLAYTON in French Circle Entertains. Last Friday at a "Soiree Fran- "MEN, WOMEN 3 Neal, Dieudonnee Roberts, Ruth Newton, Madge Shover, May Muenzenmayer and Messrs. Dan Wilhelm, Elton Kirby, Newell Maag, Earl Hoggett, and Harold Flickinger. izenship and patriotism and entitled to fitting recognition and reward. That the action of Local No.

164, District 14 of the United Mine Workers of America and the members in condemning Mr. Guffy and expelling him from that union because of his assistance to the receivers and the volunteer workers in the mines, is hereby deplored and condemned. That the governor of the state of Kansas be, and he is hereby requested to investigate the conditions and circumstances surrounding the expulsion of the said E. H. Guffy from the said mine workers union and to pro AND MONEY" Also a days.

The old Bndwell studio. We also do kodak work-quick. Mrs. W. N.

Hendren of Kansas City, spent several days with her niece, Miss Lelia Huckleberry. Prof, and Mrs. Rowland and Prof, and Mrs. Harvey were dinner guests at the Delta Zeta House, Sunday. Miss Althea Crum of Quene-ftio and Miss Austa Crosse of Lawrence spent the' week-end with Miss Dorothy Painter at the Delta Zeta House.

Warren Rutter, Clyde Braden, Paul McJimsey, and Artie Whitlow visited over the weekend at the Kappa Sigma House. The Kansas City alumni chapter of Sterna Phi Epsilon met rs Gayety Comedy Electric Barber Shop! April 30, May 1 W. D. GRIFFITH presents "TRUE HEART SUSIE" caise" the French circle enter-tained all the students and townspeople who are interested in French. Two plays were presented, one of which was given by first-year students and Miss who played the leading role.

The other "La Vielle Cousine" was played by more advanced students with the assistance of Marcelle Arboireau and Marie Bernard. After the program refreshments were served by girls in Alsatian costumes. An excellent time is reported by all who were present. ALL WORK GUARANTEED vide such employment for the said E. H.

Guffy on behalf of the Basement of Peoples State Bank EE 7 reels 15c and 25c Also Mutt and Jeff Comedy at the Hotel Muehlebach in Kansas City Saturday evening, state of Kansas as may be in line with the training and ability of the said E. H. Guffy and as Anm'1 94 fnr thp anniuil sminor Schuyler Kerns, Prop. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiJiiiiiminiiiiiininiiiiiifrH reunion of the chapter. Those m.be exercised under the ap-0; Pomtive power of the governor, 1 1 VlllAXAJjs A VAX WAV V' in recognition of the unusual fortitude and the loyalty and patriotism of Mr.

Guffy in the ter were George Manorgan, Frank McDonald, Cecil Sturgeon, Arthur Nevins, Walter Spears, Halbert Nye, John Archer, Henry Evans, Irvin Landrum, and Warren Littrell. Robert Caspar Lintner, one of hour of need Adopted, Jan. 14, 1920. W. D.

LAMBERTSON, Speaker of the House. CLARENCE W. MILLER, Chief Clerk of the House. Arcadia, Kansas, Jan. 26, 1920.

Mr. Lester Bradley, commander volunteer coal miners from Baker University, Baldwin, our Baker students, had an article accepted by the Fpworth Herald recently. This, article appeared in last week's edition. Two weeks previous to this issue Mr. Lintner had a short Morning Prayer on the cover page.

Mr. Lintner has done a great deal of writing and has had numerous articles accepted by the Epworth Herald and other papers. Kan. My Dear Mr. Bradley: The above resolution speaks for itself; it shows what the lip House of Representatives of the state of Kansas think of a pa New HATS that stand at the top of attention if associated with our suits, shoes, hosiery, ties and other apparel, makes a unique and impressive command Ladies' oxfords, pumps and slippers to suit all.

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