The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-06-02
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Saturday Business VIII Open
All Over the City.
Workers Have Been Assigned to
Their Places.
AUTOS IN SERVICE.
Public Spirited Citizens Give
Use Of Their Cars,
Money Will Be Used to Fight
White Plague.

Tomorrow will be Tag dayi Every
one will have an opportunity to con-
tribute towards work which has as
| its aim the stamping out of the great
white plague in Topeka The Topeka
AntizTuberculosis association has sue
cessAilly launched tho campaign
| against consumption and has a model
fresh air camp in practical operation
on the North side. Funds must be
forthcoming in order to maintain this
institution.
All workers will report at the Au-
o'clock for final instructions. Aside
from the small army of taggers at
various stations, there will be at least
fifteen automobiles in operation, go
ing out among the residence districts.
Those who have offered their autos
are Governor Stubs, g. w. STAINS
field, J. B. Belts, H. L. Peppmeyer, DIR.
NJ. C. Porter, Arthur Capper, Robert
Stone, VIM. Macferran, Robert Pierce,
Norman Wear, w. P. Hemphill, Roy
Crawford, Byron Davis, J. N. Dolley,
Chas. E. Lagerstrom.
Workers in automobiles will be Mrs
Charles Lagerstrom, Russell Lager
strom, Charles Lagerstrom, Mrs. Tom
Davis, Mrs. w. A. Powers. Chalton
Powers, Raymond Hemphill, Richard
Barton, Chester Bunger, Archibald
IMcKeever, Willard Bowman, Douglas
Bowman, Robert Parker, Paul Stubs,
Roscoe Stubs, James Perry, Eliza
| beth Purdy, Belle Barton, Doris Hop
kins, Phyllis Hopkins and others.
I ne liss Of stations and workers as
| given below is complete to date, put
additions will be made in the course
| of the C"y. Boys who would like II
| go with the workers in automobiles
are asked to report to Mrs. w. P.
Hemphill between $3.50 and $50 this
The following is list of the stations,
the matrons in cE1rge and the girls
who will assist:
| transfer station-Mrs. J. b. Belts IN
charge, Miss Marguerite Koontz Miss
Lillian McGoff, Miss Dorothy Scott.
Miss Rachel Coston, Miss Fredn Belts.
Joslin Drug Co.-Mrs. Charles JOS
lin, Miss Dorothy Durham MISS Mil
bred Stanton, Miss Tandy.
Five and Ten-Cent store-Mrs. c.
M. Hill, Mrs. A. o. Rosser, Mrs. x U.
Whitfield, Miss Helen Whitfield, Miss
Ruth Atwood, Miss Edith Council,
Miss Marjorie Crittenden, Miss Doro
thy Sproat, Miss Harriet Hill.
state House-Miss Kate Clough and
helpers.
w. A. L. Thompson Hardware Co.
Mrs. w. A. Davis. Mrs. l. o. Middaugh,
Miss Olive yMcCahan, Miss Naomi Bar
a:oW. r.
Fullerton Bros.-Mrs. Ray Hall,
Mrs. William Snyder. Miss Lucille Ro-
I
Ruth Ogden, Miss Hazel Nelson, Miss
Lucille Shaffer, Miss May DeArmOnd.
! Fenton Manicure parlors-Mtss Fen
toll.
Warren M. Crosby-Mrs. F. P. FL
more, Mrs. ]. L. Work. Mrs. Smith.
Miss Lucille Elmore. Miss Theodore
smith. Miss Jessie Waller.
Merchants National bank-Mrs.
Robert Pierce, Mrs. S. E. Barber and
Edison Light. Heat and Power of
| fice-Mrs. John Kleinhans, Miss Mabel
Kingsley, Miss Mary Helen Shirer,
Miss Esther Kleinhans, Miss Gertrude
Gray, Miss Marjory Middaugh.
| Crane & Co.-Mrs. Ward Speelman,
Miss ZilIah Mileham, Miss Edith Up
degraff, Miss Marguerite Shakeshaft;
| Central National bank-Mrs. c. K.
HOLIDAY, Miss Marie Lagerstrom, Miss
Commercial club - Mrs. Stabler,
Miss Gertrude Clevenger, Miss Edna
Gafford, Miss Mary Sampson, Miss
Capitol building and Loan Associa-
tionEMrs. Charles Elliott, Mrs. Clar-
ence Skinner, Miss Marguerite Scott
Miss Lola Curry, Miss Helen Knox;
Miss Alice Harrington, Miss Mabel
Bank of Topeka-Mrs. ]. d. Heym.
Miss Mildred Agard, Miss Helen Reln-
! bach.
tones. Mrs. Jack Dillon. Miss Luz
ellie Lindsey, Miss Theresa Chambers
Miss Martha Chambers.
| Mills Dry Goods Co.-Mrs. George
A. clark. Mrs. DR.. Biddle, Miss Mora
| GatchelI. Miss Antoinette Clark, Miss
Ruth Thompson, Miss Ruth Pruess-
Hubbard Seed Co.-Mrs. Nicolas.
| Mrs. Emmett Turner, Miss Mildred
Here, Miss Winnifred Greene.
Elks' cIub-Mrs. Charles Mitchell
and helpers.
Country cIub-Mrs. E. A Tirrell
and helpers
Brownell, Mrs. Geo. Hoyes, Miss Lottie
Parks, Miss Ruby German, Miss Vio-
Brunt Drug co.-Mrs. Walter Dick
Wright Miss Doris Wright, Miss Ma
rion Lindsey. Miss Alice Rice, Miss
Nellie Shaffer, Miss Lulu Jordan.
Potwin station-Mrs. Geo. A. Hur-
| on, Miss Ruth Nygren. Miss mabel Ell
| more Miss Mabel Thorson.
Rock Island depot-Mrs. G. b. Van
Il Horn, Mrs. E. Z. Brookins, Miss Flor
II ence MiddaugAs, Miss Kathleen Mid
daugh, Miss Muriel Baxter, Miss Mary
Gillies, Miss Lillian Martin, Miss Ma
II bel Jones, Miss Grace Rickenbacker.
Stansfield Drug Co.-Mrs. 7. s. Nor
rison, Miss Elizabeth Morrison, Miss
II Dorothy Wahle, Miss Dorothy Baird,
Miss Louise Brown.
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Mrs. w. H. Rutter, Miss Grace Dana,
Miss Bertha Clay, Miss Ruth Rooster,
Miss Katheryn Mcfarland, Miss Lena
Philburne, Miss Violet Crumbine.
Topeka State bank-MrS. Harry
Gavitt, Miss Louise Wood. Miss Laura
Southwick, Miss Emma Bolmar, Miss
Mia Lytle.
r. r. Y. M. c. Airs. Carl Trap,
Miss Ora Moneypenny, Miss Jennie
Il National hotel-Mrs. L. M. Luther,
Miss Lenora Stubs, Miss Esther Dol
ley.
Court house-Mrs. E ]. Smith, Miss
Matte Smith, Miss Mara.
| Throop hotel-Mrs. A. c. Colson,
Mrs. r. w. Daugherty.
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