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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-02-02

able trouble from the extraction of a
wisdom tooth, is reported to be i'm
proving After the tooth was removed
last week, his face sweiled up He
had to have it lanced.
Roy Boast, of 909 Jackson street, Is
confined to his home with the grip.
Charles Rude, of Shorey, has return
ed from a visit in Racine, Wis.
Miss Minnie jenkins, of Wamego'
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
l.. w. Smith, at 1908 North Central aV-
enue, has returned home
c. w. Willis, undertaken.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
ladies of the Baptist church will be
held at 2:3O p. M. at the church.
The roof of the Gospel Mission build
ing at SZ4 Kansas avenue, which was
torn up by the storm Friday, is being
repaired today.
Enoch MarpeI. who has been living
on the South side. is moving on farm
in the Maple Grove addition
E. G. Conklin, of 1908 Harrison street.
has bought the two Call houses at
1903 Jackson street.
Harmony Rebekah circle will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Geo. T Hare at 30S West Gordon
street A good attendance is desired.
C. w Slower who lives north of To-
peka, left today for a trip through
Texas.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.

w. NJ Rogers ct al to X NJ Nc
Nelly, lots II and 10 Locust st,
Nealers add .....:-.: ....-..-.-$ 100
ney lots and 6, blk 4, Palmer's add
SILVER Lake 70
J. A. Stephens and wife to J. NJ Pol
1on, n. W. Il 21-10-16. -.-............-.. $3.50
L. E. Spangler and wife to s. Nc
Cord and wife, lots 1893 Western ave
Higiginbotham' add. :................. 100
A. B. Peck and wife to o. J. Peck,
lots. 451 and pt. SO Monroe St,
Rttchies add ......................... 100
r. P Summers ct al to W. Allen
lots III and 10 Buchanan St, NJ. &
IL; aga -. ----..-...- 600
lots 800 and 90 Kellam ave. ]. w.
Morris add. ...:............ 200
pit. n: x n. e. Il s4,i2-15: ............. 5000
Same to n. Allison, lots and Pla-
teau sub. 1910. $3.50. / 900
w, A. Haskins and wife to L B. Ran
dali, lots 36S-70 and ~ Swygart ave.
West Land and Lot Co.'s add -....... / $50
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Good Bin at the Novelty.

A bill of exceptional merit delighted
two large audiences at the Novelty the
alter last night. Borden, Leno and
Hayden, brothers, in bits of Vaude-
VILE" gave an exhibition of clever
dancing, and one member of the COM
pany pleased the audience with Sc
iections on the concertina. George
Harris and Margaret Moreland scored
a hit in their comedy sketch, "A Fish
erman's Luck" and the Langdons We're
highly entertaining in their novel act
midnight on the Boulevard" One of
the most interesting features was pre-
sented by the Tanakas, in their act in
Guiding magic and top spinning. Jane
Goergen sang the Illustrated ballad
fSweet Adeline," and was heartily en-
cored and the viascope showed some
entertaining moving pictures. The bill
at the Novelty is one of the best of
the season, and the audiences last night
were enthusiastic in their applause
throughout the entire show
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FOR THE PUBLIC
New Formula Cures Coughs. Colds
Bronchitis and Hoarseness
in Five Hours.

Much is being done in these days IN
stop the ravageS of consumption but
probably nothing has been so effective a.
teaching the public how to break IN a
cold and cure coughs, bronchitis. tonsi-
litis, etc, with simple hou1e-nixed medi-
cine free from opium. poiSons, etc A
laxative cough syrup, free from whiskeV
and pofsons is the prime need A cough
indicates inflammation and congestion
and these in turn are due to an excess of
waste and poisons in the system A tonic
laxative cough syrup rids the system of
congestion while relieving the painful
coughing. Get the following and mix AT
home: One-half ounce fluid wild cherry
bark, one ounce of compound essence
cardioI and three ounces syrup white nine
compound Shake the bottle and take
twenty drops every half hour for four
hours Then one-half to one teaspoonf1I1
three or four times daily. Give chiIdren
less according to age. Cut this out and
save Il for some friend.
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NO JIM GROW FOR HIM.
w. Il. Vernon Travels in Special Car
in Oklahoma.

Register of the Treasury w. T. Yer
non, the noted Kansas negro, passed
through here Monday on his way from
washington to Oklahoma, where he is
to make some speeches on the race
question.
In order to avoid the humiliation of
the Jim Crow car law in Oklahoma The
negroes there have chartered a special
car for DR.. Vernon, which he will use
in all his travels in the new state. He
will take the car at Caldwell, Kan,
in the morning, and keep it until he
hits the Kansas line again next Mon
day.
He will speak at Ell Reno. Oklaho-
ma City, Guthrie and Muskogee.
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LEGAL
Unpublished in The Topeka State Journal
February ?, 1907
STATE OF KANSAS.

- - Executive Department
10 THE PEOPLE OF KANSAS, GREET
The hundredth anniversary of the birth
or Abraham Lincoln occurs on February
l2th, this year. 1t is fitting that the
state OF kansaS-va Lincoln State a State
winch IN a large measure owes its life
IT'S freedom and its early glory to Lin
COIN should celebrate his memory in some
suitable manner on that day lincoln
shares with Washington the affection of
an loyal Americans. The father of his
country and the Savior of his country are.
associated together wherever the, fires of
patriotism are kindled 20 commemorate
the worlds greatest and best.
AT Ihe suggestion of the Grand Army
OF the Republic, recommend that on the
anniversary of the birth of Lincoln the
churches, the public schools the patriotic
societies and the general public COM
Iqemorate with suitable ceremonies the
CHARACTER the craftsmanship and the
sacrifice of our martyred president who
guided the nation through the dangers
and difficulties of the great Civil war
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
have hereto subscribed my
name and caused to be AFFIXED
ISeal1 the Great Seal of the State OF
Kansas. Done at Topeka this
30th day of January 1909.
w. r.. STUBBS. Governor
BY the Governor.
c. 70. DENTON, Secretary of State.
By J. T. BOTKIN, Asst. Secy of state
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WALTER BURGESS DEAD.
Well Known Topeka Society Man Vic
tim of Bright's Disease.

Walter J. Burgess, a well known
the Glendale sanitarium, Glendale,
Cal, of Bright's disease at the age of
Al years, after an illness extending
over period of about one year. AL
though a sufferer from the disease
year, his condition has been con-
sidered serious only since last July.
Since that time he has Travelled ex-
tensiveIy in the hopes of regaining
his health
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association meeting, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George Guild and will be in
town until Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ilif w. Felix, who are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron H. Davis,
will move to the Lenox tomorrow.
Mrs. Eugene Hagan has returned
from a visit in Oklahoma City.
The Richardson Art Embroidery club
will meet with Mrs. r. l.. Kirkpatrick.
1876 Polk street. Wednesday afternoon.
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FOR SALE.
acres. room house, good barn and
out buildings; fine well; $50 bearing trees
small fruit: blocks from Baker univer-
sity, Baldwin, Kan, So, 900; 81, 500 cash, bal
ance easy terms. Piped for gas
Also 124 acre farm, all tilIable, well
to Edna Kan. fair house and barn. 10
acres tame grass. 5000; II cash: balance
easy terms. Inquire L. w. Bloom, at
State Journal, owner.
FOR SALE4 room cottage, 1 lot fine re-
pair, east front, Madison near 3rd, 81, 200;
$50 cash, balance monthly.
J. D. MILLER & CO., 615 Kansas ave.
Both phones.
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Notes and Personal Mention.

Mrs. NJ. w. Van Valkenburg went
to Kansas City today for a visit to
Mrs. L. II. Palmer.
Mr.. Hale Ellis has entered the Uni
versity at Lawrence.
Mr.. John Harrison has gone to New
York and Boston to be gone about ten
days
DR.. H. B. Mayer of Ellsworth is
visiting his sons Mr.. Ben and Mr.
Henry Mayer who are students at the
Washburn School of Medicine
Mrs. A. H. Ellis went to Kansas
City today to spend the rest of the
week
Mrs. G. R. Rothweu of Salt Lake
City is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Glenn on West Sixth ave-
nue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Matthews have
returned to their home in Denver af-
ter visit to Mr.. and Mrs. George
F1ederling and other relatives.
Mrs L. P Terhune and daughter
home in Denver, Col, after a visit
to Mrs. Terhune's parents. Rev. and
Mrs o. 8. Morrow
Mrs. M. L. Evers of Evansville,
Ind. is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas S. Lyons
Mr.. David LJalxin has returned from
Excelsior Springs.
Miss Alice Murdoch of Ell Dorado
who is the guest of Mrs. Stubs at the
Governors House, will return home to-
morrow accompanied by Miss Josephine
Fish, Mrs. Stubs niece, who will visit
her
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tennal of Sa-
6etha, who are in town for the editorial
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WANTED-Work by an all round union
baker and pastry cook. w. Y, Journal.
WANTED-By a young man a place to
work in store; have some experience
Address E. NJ, Journal.
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man for general office
work with some experience on type
writer. Steady position. Large establish
ment. Give age and references. Address
M, care Journal
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ShipDing Gold to Argentine

New York, Feb. Goodman, Sachs &
Co. engaged today $S50.0O0 in gold coin
for shipment to the Argentine republic
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WANTED-Boy about 16 years of age for
lamp window and office boy The To-
peka Edison Co, 734 Kansas ave.
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CITY RESIDENCES.
13 rooms, modern, Mulvane. 5000.
II rooms, Westlawn, modern. SC, $50.
rooms, West, near 10th, modern, So, 500.
z rooms. Lincoln, modern, 5000.
9 rooms near Washburn. $500.
5 rooms, Jackson, MODERN new, $500.
20 others, good locations, $500 to $500.
Good cheap homes. $500 to $1,000
Some good trade propositions.
40 farms, $50 to SO per acre
D. R. MOORE.
COS Kansas Ave. Room 9. Ind s4S.
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ws~rEn--w4rpu rIp

~~-~~@O~~~~~0~N~~~~O~--~-
WANTED-Midd1e aged man or woman to
answer telephones in small office. State
salary. Address x. E., care State Journal.
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TO STOCK RAISERS.

TO STOCK RAISERS.
ranch, close to r. r., highly improved. all
fenced hog tight, $50 acres alfalfa, $50
clover. 10000 bushel cribs and bins, good
shelter, ample water; fine. strictly modern
residence, tenant houses, etc. Purchaser
will deal direct with owner.
For particulars address
L. VAN HOOK,
16 Columbian Building. Topeka, Kansas.
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WANTEn-8fISCFLL
We PAY TIE HIGaEsT PRICE for
secoDdhand clothes. shoes. hats and
oxercoats- Drop card or call IND. phone
WANTED-Good gentle horse for a few
days. city work, good care Ind. 2546 White
wANTED-Cistern repaired. Call at
Jackson st city scales.
WANTED-Two or three rooms connected.
furnished, good heat and near car line.
E. G., care Journal.
WANTED-Co-opera of good business
man with 5000 to $4,000 to place on mar
ket a valuable patent. No risk whatever.
l.. E., care Journal
man who has some money for a good
investment. E. j., care Journal.
HORSES TO WINTER M. oKeefe.
Ind phone s1s8.
wANTED-veal calves ana fat cows. II.
NJ. Rush. Ind phone PATS. 1910 e. sth st
FOR RENT-RoOMs.
>~-~>~-~->--~-~-@|->~-~-
FOR RENT-Front room. upstairs. mod
ern. at S15 Tyler.
FOR RENT well furnished rooms. one
large front rooea. lila Quincy ST.
FOR RENT-Two nice rooms for light
housekeeping. 916 Quincy. s..
FOR RENT-4 furnished housekeeping
rooms. modern, furnace heat 1019 Morris
FOR RENT-Room in modern house, hot
water heat, close in. $40 Monroe St
FOR Rents upstairs rooms. unfurnish-
ed. water and gas for heat and light.
615 Kansas ave. j. 6. West
FOR RENT-9s5 Kansas ave. adjoining
ole civ, 10
FOR RENT-Modern furnished room. with
or without board. 112S N Kansas ave-
Ind. 2079-White.
FOR RENT A newly furnished rooms. 2Os
Kansas ave Gentlemen only.
*
FOR Rents room house: no children.
615 Monroe Inquire at s27 Madison.
FOR RENT-F1at of five rooms and recep-
ton hall, first floor, completely modern,
West side. Lucas & Dagerstrom, CraW-
ford Bldg, SOB Jackson st. Ind. phone 1890.
FOR RENT-1305 Kansas ave, room
house, modern. Ind. 21H Black.
FOR Rents room house with pantry,
lots. oil Quincy. J. H Buechner, S42
Quincy st.
FOR RENT-Modern s room apartment,
917 Fillmore Ind. $3.50 Black.
FOR RENTS room modern house. fur
nished. l. Hawkins, at 1401 Fillmore st.
Ind. phone 2S06 White.
FOR RENT-s24 Buchanan St, five room
cottage, bath, electric lights, gas.
FOR RENT-DweIIing, ZIG e. 10th St., all
modern. Inquire 115 w. 9th st.
FOR RENT-15O5 Tyler St, modern room
cottage. inquire 1882 Western ave.
FOR RENT room house, 100 Exeter St,
- AuburndaIe. Gas for heat and light.
City and cistern water. Barn. Better
Realty & Loan Co., Room 2. Columbian
Building.
FOR Rents room house. gas, 1925 Mad
iSon. Inquire at 1923.
FOR RENT-StrIc+ty modern room
house 900 Clay ROIh nhonea 81
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
Guilds


GREATEST PIANO SALE.
semi-annual sale of USED d ana am reduced ice
About 40 Of Which are ii used and reduced.
Square pianos from $40 up: Upr1ghts
from ss6 up. Organs from s. up. Send
call. When you write tell us what in
struments yoYI are in, interested re {d in
$500 Kellar Bros, $s5, pay 81. Is weekly.
$50 Crown, $1s5, pay s1.5 weekly.
$SS II;G $SS pay s1 4 % wse aeiv
$275 Armstrong. $40, pay $50 weekly;
$3.50 Bradley. $3.50. pay $50 weekly;
sssS Story s SlsFS ], 81; Rsy $50 weakly.
$275 Ahlstrom, SIS, pay so cents weekly.
Sc: S 1S RnB Sc pay pay s. g cents w wesiy
1926 Hardman, SIS, pay IS cents weekly.
ss25 Emersop $So pay 75 cents s- weekly dyi.,
800 800 Geo ,'9 Guild & Co, $50. pay 81 weekly
$50 steok p 4 Go g 6KPa aX 3 weekly
Sc Bstey $. pay 50 &c Gents dsnt weekly esi,v
SO I IGs; SIS say pay " 50 cents Weekly
SO Kimball. $50; pay 60 cents cents weekly el5l1
$50 Netzow. $25, pay rs cents weekly.
S76 Kimbaii' $S5, pay rs cents weekly.
SO Shulz. $45, pay 75 cents weekly,
go %" {. fGHi Ell ORGANS.
81 Kmbail, SO ss pay % cents cents weekIy
There are big opportunities here for
anybody and everybody interested in pi-
amos or organs IF THEY WILL ONLY
COME EARLY.
722 Kansas ave. Topeka Kan.
FOR SALE-Two good young teams, W.T..
200 to 5000; also stylish young driving
horse, LIS Topeka ave.
FOR sALE-Buggy in good condition. m
quire 719 Buchanan ST.
FOR SALOONS Mobile runabout, or will
take single driver, buggy and harness in
a trade. Call morning at 510 Park. Bell
phone 1912.
FOR SAI.E-Ives and Pond piano. at a
bargain. Frost, III Kansas ave.
FOR SALE-Nice single driver, fair BIZ
cycle wheel runabout and harness. Call
at Bell Bros. piano store.
FOR SALE-Piano, slightly used, at a bar
gain, at F'rost's music store, 712 Kansas
ave. upstairs
WALL PAPER slightly damaged by fire
at end of rolls. now selling at half price.
Buy now and use later in the spring. C..
e. Lawson, 20S w. 9TH st.
FOR SALE-Brood sows and calf. Curt
Bergmans, Tecumseh, Kan.
FOR SALE-High grade piano, excellent
condition; will sell at a bargain. E. W.
Craver, 1908 w. 10th
FOR sALE-Cheap, a six octave Lakeside
organ, at Frest's, 712 Kansas ave.
BUY MARCONI WIRELESS
fa nd inv
For particulars call at our office. w T.
ReIIrlan Inv. Co, Jos w. Sth ST.. Topeka
FOR SALE-Cheaps music, sc and 10c at
Frosts.
FOR SALE-Nearly new furniture, piano
and heater, cheap. S13 E. Sth ST.
FOR SALES year old horse, 1890 lbs
cheap; also az wagon with good box
1877 North Polk st.
BEFORE YOU BUY a sewing machine,
see the New Home Rotary, at Frost's.
FOR SALE-Prairle hay by the ton or
bailed by load or car load. Fl. w. Nc
Afee. w. 9Th. Bell phone So.
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girls, fair education
Capital Commercial college, 706 Kan. ave
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WANTED-Woman tofcome to house to
do plain sewing. Can 2202 Rings Ind.
telephone. gfe-
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wA~TFD-FE~rarr rIrr.r

girl for general house
work; small family; no washing; good
wages. Call 1859 Fillmore ST.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You will take notice that my petition
Tor a permit to sell Intoxicating liquors,
according to law. at my drug store at NO,
6lO Kansas ave. in the Second ward OF
the city of Topeka. Shawnee county. KAN
sas. is now on file in the office OF Abe pro-
bate Judge of said county. and that said
petition Will be heard before the probate
Judge of said county at his office in the
court house in the city of Topeka on
Tuesday the 9th day OF February. 1903
at 8 o'clock a. m.
O. A. NOEL. Applicant.
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The out of town women at the Ma
tional during the legislative session
were at home informally, as usual on
Tuesdays, this afternoon and will re-
ceive again this evening after $50
O'clock
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c)OCETY

Mrs Harrison S. Morgan will give a
luncheon for IA Saturday in compli-
ment to Mrs. c. r. Krauthoff of San
Francisco.
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The largest and most important
events of the day socially are in honor
of the members of the Kansas Editor
ial association and their wives. Mrs.
Stubs reception this afternoon at the
Governors House was for the visiting
ladies, and Mr.. Arthur Capper's dinner
in the Capper Capital building tonight
is for the editors and their wives. Mrs.
Stubs was assisted this afternoon by
the local newspaper women and the
wives of Topeka newspaper men and
the occasion was a pleasant feature of
the meeting of the editorial association.
The Governors House was decorated
with flowers and palms and the dining
room where the serving was done, was
transformed into typical sanctum
of the country editor. The table had
a printers pi for a centerpiece, paste
pots. scissors, inkwells and other adj
juncts of the printer journalists pro-
fession were in evidence and a print
er's devil in characteristic attire gave
out the souvenirs.
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Mrs David E. Palmer gave an infor-
NAL luncheon for six today in honor of
Mrs Krauthoff. The table was decora-
ted with q basket of red carnations and
white hyacinthS.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You will take notice that my petition
for a permit to sell Intoxicating liquors,
according to law, at my drug store at No.
43l Holiday street, in the Second ward
OF the city of Topeka. Shawnee county
Kansas, is now on file in the office OF
the probate judge of said county, and that
SAID petition will be heard before the pro-
the court house in the city of Topeka on
Wednesday, the oath day of February,
Applicant.
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WANTED-Girl for general house work
Inquire Ills Madison.
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Miss Maud Grimes will entertain her
bridge club, a guest table and a cor
responding number of men tonight for
Miss Frances Connelrs guest. who
leaves the last of the week for her
home.
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wANTrD-SFVSrFT ANPQvS
~~~-~-~~~O>--~~~~~~-~-~~~
Neutrality-suspicious. to lunch at the I'M
perial; never too late for good meals, 15c.
11S North Kansas ave. VIM. G. Bryant.
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The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
club will meet tomorrow with Miss
Anna Harrison.
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a programme of southern plantation
music to supplement Miss Williams
readings. Mr.. Edwin D. Osborn, Mr..
Carroll B. Merriam and Mr.. Edward B.
Kellam will act as ushers and the event
is lent a considerable social import
ance by the following patronesses:
Mrs. Walter Roscoe Stubs, Mrs. John
Calhoun McCnntock, Mrs. J. D. NJ.
Hamilton, Mrs. Jas. L. King, Mrs. H. 0.
Garvey, Mrs A H. Horton, Mrs. Frank
R. Millspaugh, Mrs. James Philip de
Bevers Kaye, Mrs. Charles Brooks
Thomas, Mrs. James E. Hurley, Mrs.
W. J. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Albert 7. Reid.
Miss Helen Haughey will entertain
her bridge club Friday afternoon with
a guests table for Mrs. P. E. Cham
berlain of Denver
The Welsh society will meet at the
home of R. r. Jones, 709 Clay street,
tomorrow evening at o'clock
x X
The Western Avenue 500 club will
meet with Mrs. James Brewer. 1927
Western avenue tomorrow afternoon.
The Informal 500 club will meet
with Mrs. F. w. Here, 1913 Polk
street Thursday afternoon.
Maxine Elliott. dispensing tea and
smiles at her after-the-matinee tea
on the stage of her theater Friday,
uttered truths so advanced that I
charged her with being a suffregette
"Of course, I'm a suffragette,'' she
retorted. isn't every woman who
earns her living? This is a woman's
age. Who founded the Bon Marche
the largest department store in the
world. woman. Who manages one
of the finest hotels in the world, the
Savoy in London? A woman, Mrs.
DOyIey Carte. Who" Maxine Ell
Holt laughed, 'haS the finest theater
in New York ?"-The Matinee Girl in
the Dramatic Mirror
X X
A number of Mrs Frank Strawn's
friends gave her surprise party at
her house, 1130 Polk street, this after
noon and presented her with a largo
framed art photograph of her son Rich
ard
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At the regular monthly meeting of
the North Topeka drainage board at
the boards headquarters over the Citi-
zens' State bank, the incidental run
ring expenses of the board were allow
ed. The board will meet again Satur-
day to allow the estimates for the
work on the bikes last month.
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Dr. Nellie Sawyer. Ind. phone 12S0. 81
K A.. Crawford Bldg. Elevator services.
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A number of Mrs Frank Strawn's
friends gave her a surprise party at
her house, 1130 Polk street, this after
noon and presented her with a large
framed art photograph of her son Rich
ard.
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wANTED-Gir1s for typewriting and
clerical work combined; no dictation
permanent employment if satisfactory.
upstairs,
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WANTED.
2 experienced cl1amber1naids at Throor
hotel. r. a4
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-12-30
THE "MAGAziNE JEW"

Now that the war on the stage
Jew has been started practically
everywhere, the question of the mag
azine Jew is coming up in the Jew
ish press. Editor Weidenthal of the
Jewish Independent in Cleveland first