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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
Mmerifas &riegStrtbnt.

Mls unlere Mominiitraion tn
@oibington li6 enblid ba5u berbei=
IieB, Ser engliideu Regier1ng IN Ell
ner Mote flar5ulegen, oaB Mmertfa
infolge ser engliiden seerauberpoli=
tit uno unter6riidung Ser 5reibeit
5ur See getpoItigen @do6en erlei0e,
90 Qob sir @omar6 @rep befannt-
lid oie 5pmfde Mntmort, BOB oieier
@dooen ourd SEN groBen @etpinn,
SEN Mmerifa aus 6em &riege, mo-
ment1i9 outs bem @or6el nit &riegs=
materiaI 5iebe, geniigenb n1fgetpogen
1piiroe. SSn elmer @ei1e bot Sir 60
marc @rep gang redt; ielbitperffdno=
lih id1ngeu uniere @affen= un6 Neu-
mtionsfabrifarten getuoltigen Nrofit
aus oem &riege, aber iie bil6en eben
MIR cine feline @rnppe bes @olfes
lno lomit form a1h bon einem &C.
minn Mmerifas nidt Die 8e6e iein.
8ielmebr lit sic uriode 6es groBen
Gdooens, SEN Mmerifa inoireft burh
SEN &rieg erleioet, gerobe IN oem
Erofit ierer Observation-Disclosures GIT
iuden. NIs geriiiene @eiddfttsman=
rer p11Bten iie Die prefare Gage Der
@erbiin6eten, ibrer <noen, geborig
a%us5unuten uro legten ibnen eine
ungetpobnIid bobe Greisliite Dor,
nod ser iie iid ridten nl1Bten, penn
fie nidt auf sic meritaniide Mauri-
tion per5idten uno Iomit elmer baloi=
gen Nie6erIoge entgegengeben MOL
ten. Ms gerii1ene @eiddftsma1ner
un6 perm0ge Tires groBen ginfluifes
uuBten file a11h Elm Brogrm fit
Sic 2anoespertbei6igung ourd5uori=
fen, ous ibnen einen UNTO groBerer
Nuber einbringen miro, als fie nidt
miqens iinb, ibrer eigenen &%egierung
&riegsmoterioI 5l1 getpobnliden 8rei-
len 5u liefern, mo- 1bne1 8elegerbe1t
qeboten lit, ibrem @elobeutel u11f @o-
item ser Mniiertpn getpalttge Gimen-
iione11 51 berIeiben.
9ne gduIo rddt iid auf gr6en,
uno fpenn Sic 6eeren in @aibington
oie GoIger ibrer einieitigen Eolitif
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
Mm Gltern9rab.
Sd femu' Elm einiam Glatdeu auf
Ser @elt,

Sd femn' Elm einiam &latden auf
Ser @elt,
2iest r1big, IT'LL, %perborsen,
Sort flieb' id hin, tuenn mid Der
&ummer qnalt,
1no fright SIT midi, 10 Jag id's btr.
IS liegt nidt meit, midt mett bon
Bier:
Ser liebite Slut, Ben td anf GrSen
bab',
9as 1T Sic &aienbanf, am Glternsrab.
siebts NIT 3anbermadt mid int
mer FIN,
@enn Meniden nit mir itreiten,
9ort merf' i] nidt, 1uie id perlaHen
Bin,
Curt flag i5 n1eine 9eiSen;
"a reben mir sic Spbten at,
Die Gltern metn, In e,u'ger &11b'*
Ser liebie Elat, Sen td auf Gr6en
bab',
9as lit Sic &aienbanf am Gltermsra5.
11n6 >ue1u i@ einitens lebensmaoe
BIN,
Mnf bieier @elt %entidsen,
9ann, gutter @ott, ge>uabr' sic 8itte
mir,
2af mid 51m Triebbaf trasen.
9rift mir ser SUB Sic M1tgen at,
9ann legt mid 6urt 51tr eu'gen STUFF,
Mn iemem Elat, luu ia n1ein 2iebftes
: bab',
9as lit Sic &aienbanf at1 Glterngrab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
Illus sem @efansnif in &npg

ans sem @efdngnif in 8nOr
Gountp i'm staate Eennei1ee itnb adt.
5ebn strdfIinge entiprungen. Sen'
nel1ee lit Erobibitionsltoat. Mls Ser
@toot ii9 Erobibition aatfidtposen
lieB, bieB es, ebe ein Sabr pergongen,
nriiroen ldmmtIide @~efdngniiie leer
lteben. Sc iInb aber idon mebrere
Sabre pergangen ieitoem, uno Der
gorgong in &ror County 5eigt ieoen-
fans nidt, ooB oie @efdngniiIe leer
iteben sic ideinen I'M @egentbe.l
reidlih gefiM al iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
&as 9enti6e tbaten.

HrGiioent 9incoln, oeiIen Nanen
Sic gnglanoer iett formdbrenb tint
Mu116e fubre11, nur, un1 Ste nnion
GIT erbalten, nidt nltr %ge5pungen, Ste
Mbtrin1rigen I'M eigenen 2am6e gu be-
fdiimpfe11, er u1uBte iimaJF dnaddJ f6eren ge-
beimer Gerbin6eten, Ser Iiebe11 m1gel-
iGdiiid]en getter11 an ser Sbemie, en-
tpebren. Sic e1rgliide &egierung bat-
tie in @aibington erf1dren lalien, tie
perbe iid neutral berbalten. 9ieie
Neutralitat aber bel tan6 nlrr in Der
Ebeorie, in @irfIihfeit boftete ibr
pieI BON ser @igentbimlidyfeit Ser
ietigen an1erifamihen Neltralhm on.
Sc tpl1r6en fortmdbrer6 @affen un5
Murition aus England on Ste &egie-
rurg Ser G%onf0oerirten in &idmor15
geididf, 2%ebensmitel gingen 6en
giioitaaten in @ile u1r6 Gune BON
SEN 8riten at. MuBeroem mrroe Die
CONFEDERATION 5um groBen SbeIIe
BON England finaneirt. 9ie Sdul6=
peridreibungen Ser confooerirten Sc
gierumg fa16en IN England lebboften
Mbiat, es ml1roen rieiige Summest
6ara1f borgeitredt. gei4t obme @ruro
fiibIte iid sic @aibingtoner Gegte=
r1ng 6ur9 SEN financienen geiitano,
uelder SEN @i6itnaten 5utbei1 ma1roe,
iebr beurrubigt; 6ern Ole Nor6ormee
botte mebrere Nie6er1agen erlitem,
u116 Sic 6em GrGii0enten 2tneoln 5ur
Gerfiig11ng itebenoen @el6mittel ua=
rem beidrdnH. @ier5u fam nod, 6ab
Sic @ertbpopiere Ser @aibtngtoner
&egierung tpeoer INT ST. nod I'M
M11slan6e Mbnebmer fanben. Sic
fonnten ba11ptiGdIi4 besbalb ridt
untergebrudt tperoen, neil Ser @la1-
be an einen Sriumpb ser Code Ser
Nor6ltoaten itarf erfdiittert nor. Mls
ober bie @erlegenbeiten 6es Hraiiber-
ten ibren @6bepunft erreidt 5u ba-
BEN ifyierre11, fum tint 9eutidlano git
6ulfe. Sn sem 6el1tiden 2dnoern
batten Ste gep0Ifer11ng un6 6ie Ste
gierung bon 4nfung an NIT Ser Sade
oes Mor6ens ipmpotbiiirt, man mat:1-
oerte fid in 3eutidlan6 fomit aud)
nidt, nIs Sic bon ser @aibingtoner
&egterung a1seeitenten s%tootspa-
piere pl0tIid IN ienen Stdbten an-
gefa11ft tpuroer, no beoeuteroe @opi-
taIiert o~11fgeb1nf morer1. SSn Berlin,
IN Gronff11rt a. &C., IN Main5, Colin
un6 IN bieIen anoeren Stdoter1 famen
cnpitaIfrdftige g%onfbdl1ier unierer
gunoesregierung 3u 9ulfe. Ser
gr6Bte SbeiI Ser Napiere mlr6e IN
9eutidIa1o untergebrudt. Sic Ib-
nebmer muBten, rpie es oantals LIN,
Sic Code Ser Union ifanb, alein lie
bertrante11 ibrem @laliben, boB oas
omerifaniife No[f cine 3eriplitte-
r11ng oes @tootenbunbes ur1ter feiren
l1mitdnoen geidehen loifen tudroe.
l1nb mdbreno beutihe Gapilatiiten
benz Eraiioerter 2ineoln at 9iilfe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
@rober nmtn9.

M1it bem 8ei11de unieres got1haf=
tiers Geraro beim Scatter m Tots=
6om miro IN SEN @aibtngtoner 9epe=
Iden 6erIelbe grobe unfug g%etrieben,
mie ieiner5eit nit 6em geiude bes
Cardinals Gibbons I'M @eiBen Satfe.
tpur6e oem 8ublifum porge-
idmin6eH, Ser greiie &irdderfIrit
fomne INDIRECT I'M Muffrage oes
6eutiden @oiiers, 11m Sen &raii6er=
ten fir 9e1rtidla1rb Srteoensporidla=
&c at getpimen. Sest m1B Der Sc
I11b 6es gotidnfters @erar6 at einem
g9pin6el berbolten. 8ir
nidt mos IN &ots6am under
bon6elt tporber tit, in @uibtngton
meiB ma11 es eingei tm6enermaBen
oud 1tibt, aber mos imuner Ser Scatter
nit 6em 8otidofter gere6et boben
mag = 10 ~bie1 lit iider, 6aB CT oem
Nrdii6enten @ilion 6ie @%irla6urg,
aIs Srieoersbermittler at ungieren,
nidt bot iibermitteIn laiIen. Deutl9-
Ian6 bra1dt feinen 6rte6ensper=
mittIer. Ser gefiegte brmtdt et1en
Germittler, rpenm er 6es &rieges NIT
Sc 1T, ser Sieger ni@t. Sic Ser
mittIerpone miiBte oem Nraii6erten
idor bon ieinen Sre11n6en Sem Mni=
ierterp, orrgetragen merben, ober aud
6onn miir6e 9eutihlan6 tbm idtper-
Iid geitatten, fid in ste 6rieoensber,
b%on6lungen e%i15umiiden. SOUR mer1
ser Nrdiioent nbiol1t neutral geblte-
BEN mdre, Bette er am gn6e ouratf
red)ner for1ren, Bel SEN Trie6ensper-
~bon6lunger1 ols unparteiiider eine
GoGe 5u iptelen, 6urd feline eirleitige
Norteinobme fir sic Miterten BOT er
iih 6ieIe M1rsiidt Der6orben.
3esbon f01nen Meloungen, mie
ste jii11gite Maorioer Meloung, Shirt
giIlotp meroe bemndhlt Dem Nraltz
benton 8ilIon unb 6em &0mige bon
Sponien sic geoingunge1 %unterbrei=
ten, nnter meIden 9el1tidIanb berett
iei Srieoerr 5u idlieBen, obne Deite=
res in oos Meid ser 6abeI perrpieien
mer6en. GeutidIan6 bot nidt mo-
tbig, 6rieoensungebote gu mod)en.
Dos fan11 es getroit ieinen 5ei1oen
iberlaiien, uno bon 5l1ftdnoiger 5eite
lit ia a11d bGnfig ger111g erfldrt NOR,
SEN, ooB Sos @etd IN Ser glidliden
Gage lei, ieinen 6einoen BEN gor'
tritt at iiberIaifen. 8em es ben
Mniierten idIedt gebt, erfinoen tie
regelmdBig Sic Scar, Gertidlano lei
I'M gegriff interchangeable 31 mo-
den. 3amit tponen iie 9eutidlanos
@riegsmiioigfeit bepeiien. sic 30,
BEN oieien sdminoel iekt 10 baufig
gemadt oaB nadgeraoe ieoermar1'
tDiiien iolte, mas er ooDo1 at bal
ten bot, uenn oerortige Melbungea
tDieoerfebren. @emiB, Deutidlono ii
ieoer5eit fir Srie6en 5u boben, ober
MIR fir einen Grieoen, beiien 8eotn-
gur1gen es ieIbit feitiebt, uno gana
qetpiB fIr feinen Grieben, Bel Dem
@oo6rotu @iIion @eDotter geltar1oer
1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
Gnglamo 9ebt es an oen
&ra9en.

Die @d1b111gto11er Eo1t Dor e1111gen
Sager eirren febr leienStpertben Mrti-
fel; l%eienstpertb oesbab, meI er 5eigt,
oaB es perein5eH menigltens nt9 an-
glomerafniide 8latter gibt, ste ibr
l1rtbeil Iber bie europdiide @riegs-
lage bon 2o1roorrer @infliiiien frei5u-
balten miiien. @ir e%utrebn1en Dem
Mrtifel folgen6es: Ser &f, Ser
Dor fur5em I'M iii6liden europa ein=
geiett u11b nit 0em nidts moereS
beabiihtigt tit, a1s 6em 9er5en oes
britiiden Nei9es etnen s9lag at Der
iesen, balt oie gemitber IN Mufre-
gu1g. Sir gnglan6 mir0e es b0dit
nadtbeilig iein, mern bie 9eutlden
BON &onitantinopel 8eiib ergriffen.
@as riiben ibm Gibraltar, Molta
un6 8or Sai6, mer1 Elm mddtiger
6ein6 in &onitmrtinopel lugert uno
es ibm 5u ie0er 3eit m0glih lit, Den
@eg nod Sn6ien 51 p%eriperren? @ie
fonrte England Megppter balten,
mern SOUTHLAND &oni tantinopel m
geiib 1rir111t un6 fid anididt, Megpp-
ten GIT erobern? Son 8eginn 6es
&rieges on bot England ungep0bnz
lide Mittel mgeuonot, TIM iid feline
Sberberridaft I'M WdiHelmeere uno
ieiner @eg nab Snoten gu iidern.
Sour on Sen Oor6aneqen un6 bel Ser
gertbeioigung Calais lit mirfli9 eng
Iides SLUT %gefloi1en. 9eutidlanos
mirflider 5ein6 tit England uro iett
lit cine @elegenbeit gegeben, nit
SiIfe &onitantiropels nit England
o%b5ured)ner. @em sic groBen 5ron
ten in Granfreid un6 @uBla1r6 an-
ndbern6 irtoft bleiben> mer6en mir
in SEN nd9iten @oden eiren @ampf
u1f bent 8alfnn erleben, Ser fit 6s1
M11sga1rg 6es &rieges entidei6en0 iein
famn.
giner ser beoelttenofe1r engIiiden
sdriftiteaer lit ser Mniidt, 6aB
England geidlagen pare, menr Die
Geuti9en @on1tanti1ropel erreiden
piir6en. Trob ieiner 9erridaf 511r
See mare England Damn gebrode11.
Sc piirbe barn bieneidt at eirem
idnenen Grie6en fomme11, 0em uber
Elm &rieg INIT 9eutidlan0 un6 eng
lano folgen miir0e, mobef oie geoin-
g1rrgen fir GeutidIano beoeuteno
giinitiger mdren. @enn es SEN 9eut-
ide gelange, iiber &onitanti1ropel etrre
gerbin6ungslinie BON Megppten nod
0itenoe ber5ulteuen, uiiroen iie ri
Ser Sage ieiu, ieoem 6eino gu 2onoe
ooer CUR See itano5ubalten. Scott
itantinopel ole ein oeutider 9afen
piiroe Sen MitteImddten bon gro
gem gortbeiI iein, I'M eine itarfe
Marineboiis 5u idoffen. Gie Serr'
idoft uber oos Mittelmeer miir6en
1re fDe1let1, mern1 ntmf gdH5 OIL Jug
reiBen. Stalten more ibnen aif
@nooe unb ungrrabe pe%rfa1en, Rl1B-
LAMB miiroe fir immer gebennmt fem
uno gnglanos Gage in Srbien cine
6uberit prefdre perber. England ftebt
iid iett ser @rifis gegeniiber.
1eutihlar6 5eigt, ooB es fabig tit,
ouf allen Setten 5u gleider 3eit Sit
fdmpfen uno a1f Dem 8eg nod &on-
itaminopel offeniiD por5ugeben. eng
lambs gerbiinoete poQen ooer fonnen
nidt groBe TruppenmaIien auf oen
galfan rDerfen. @e11n bas englifbe
Mei9 bethlehem bleiben ioq, mutt es let
men EInr1, Sen einen Nodbarn geger1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04

grrrrssssss SIR shrbl etapi tuoi etuotnp
r@ie Iih Sic @dlber Idpn nerfdrben,
11nn pie sic Sarbeu goloen gluhnl
Sdhpn nuht ous srDBe title sterbem,. y
9es Eonln1ers Ieste Strahlen lprnb>n."
Sp1. sig.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-27

Now and then an unusual artist like
Clarence Whitehill or Evan Williams
receives a large fee for appearing o
single concert that entails a long
special journey. AS an example of
this, Clarence Whitehin, the noted
baritone who will be in Topeka Feb
ruary z, was engaged by telegram to
pack his trunks and hasten from New
York to San Francisco, late in the
past summer. His trip of course
eclipsed Lambert Murphys in distance
and briefness of time in arrangement,
but the gathering in ST Louis before
which Mr.. Murphy sang, represented
probably the wealthiest audience that
ever assembled to hear a famous
singer.
The Packers association represent
ed 100000.
November s, Mr.. Murphy will ap-
pear in Topeka under the local man
agement of Miss Myrtle Radcliffe as
has already been announced. The
concert series was opened last week
by Miss Frieda Hempel of the Metro
politan. Mr.. Murphy likewise bears
the stamp of that famous opera house
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-27

has been changed to an afternoon af-
fair. The meeting will be held Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. James Brizendine entertained
the following members of the Lotus
club Tuesday afternoon at her home,
us Liberty street: Mrs. Charles Cole,
Mrs. Frank Davis. Mrs. George Hop
kins, Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Mrs. Frank
Morris, Mrs. E. H. Seagraves, Mrs. T.
H. Barnes Mrs. o. Lambert was a
guest. Cards were played during the
afternoon, Mrs. Frank Morris winning
the prize for highest score. The next
meeting will be held in two weeks
with Mrs Frank Davis in Lake street.
The East Side Bible class, under the
auspices of the Y. w. c. A. will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. S. V.
Westrick, 407 Sumner street
The members of the Royal High
landers' club will have a tackey
masquerade dancing party Friday
night in Security hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Baster will en-
terrain the members of the o. U. Card
club tonight at their home, 422 Blu
chanan street.
The choir practice at the East Side
NJ. E. church will be held tonight I'M
der the direction of Prof. Clyde Nor
ris, leader.
The Rustlers class of the Third
Christian CHURCH will have a wiene
roast Friday evening in East Side
park.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-27
SANTA FE NOTES.
items for this department may be
phoned to 3915 or State Journal office.l

The state meeting of the Engineers
Wives lodges was held today in Kan
sas City, Kan. number of Topeka
members attended.
The meeting of the membership
committee and the board of managers
of the r. r. Y. NJ. c. A, which were
to have met for the regular business
meeting next Tuesday and Wednesday
evening have postponed the meeting
one week on account of the Laymen'S
missionary meeting which will be
held in Topeka next week.
The entertainment Friday night at
the r. r. Y. M. G. A, will be given by
the orchestra of the Euclid avenue
M. E. church under the direction of
Prof Clarence Messick, violinist. The
Orchestra, 1.-The Blazing Spectre;"
march, Aviator" selection, Bowl of
Pansies:" cornet solo, Lilly Dale"
Mr.. Harold Whitehead; violin selection
Prof. Messick; reading, Miss Lena Bax-
ter, orchestra, F'unnygraft wrecker
record has been played 52,964 times
and if the needle jumps the track,
don't be alarmed. Orchestra, THE
Chimes" march, Unity Hall"
For sewer pipes and cement blocks.
phone S65. ]. B. Whelan Co.-Adv.
A number of officials from Chicago
and various points over the system are
in Topeka this week attending the
der meeting of the company.
There will be meeting of Flower
of the West lodge No. 20, B. of L. F.
and E., next Sunday night. October 81,
at the home of Roy Hoover, sos East
nual nomination of officers will be
he'll
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-27
in NORTH topeka
Long Desired Light Installed on
Quincy and ParamOre Streets.
Shawnee County Roads Being
Graded Before Cold Weather.

No longer will the resident of Para
more ard North Quincy streets be
compelled to pace off the steps be-
tween the corner and his house in an
effort to find his residence after
darkness has set in. The time also is
by when ne will have to wonder
whether it is really his own porch that
he is standing on and whether or not 1t
Is his front door that he is trying to
open. Things are different now in
that neighborhood for the city has put
up a light on the northeast corner of
the intersection of the two streets.
For a long time residents of the
neighborhood petitioned the powers at
the city hall for a light. Apparently
their prayers had not been heard. For
year. however. persons living in the
vicinity continued to remind members
of the city commission of the intensity
of the darkness ir their section of the
city.
Tuesday morning a gang from the
city light plant, without any warming,
began the installation of the desired
darkness dispeller. Tuesday evening a
big arc light put up by TIE men dur
ing the Gay began its service.
Now residents of Paramore and
North Quincy street can come and go
as they please and entertain nary
fear that they are trespassinS on
somebody else's front porch.
Repairi~~ the Roads.
Practically all roads in Shawnee
county are being graded and an effort
is being made to complete the work
before cold weather sets in. This gen.
eraI repair of the highways is an an
nual event, road overseers generally
desiring to get them in shape for win
ter travel.
Loose earth which has shifted to the
sides is used to fill up holes in the
middle of the reads. Until this be-
comes we'll packed, travelling over the
highways is not the most comfortable
diversion.
Come as Ghost or Be Fined.
A ghost party-a genuine reminder
Of the holiday which the event marks
will be the principal feature of
Halloween social given Friday night
by members of the Christian Endeavor
society of The Central Avenue Chris
tan church at the church. Every
guest will come rObed as spirits of an
other locality are supposed to be at
tired or pay a fine.
Halloween Party Well Attended.
More than 100 guests Tuesday night
attended a Halloween party given by
members of Shawnee Council No. 3,
Knights and Ladies of Security, at
their hall, S31 North Kansas avenue.
All guests came masked and prizes
were awarded for the best DISCUSSES.
Mrs. Harry Schultz was awarded
first prize given to the women best
prize for the best costume worn by
men who attended the affair. The
bocby prize was WOE by Miss Bernice
ElwoOd.
Unique Sale to Raise Funds.
To raise funds for their organiza-
tons the Missionary society and the
Ladies' Aid society of the Second
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-27

Graft. Mr. and Mrs B. J. Harris, Mr.
and Mrs. John Stamm. Mr.. and Mrs.
t. w. Cottle, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ
Smith, Mr. and Mrs H. V. Clayton,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Mohler. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Leery, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
L. Heller. Mrs. J. C. Huey. Mrs. c.
Port, Mrs G. L. Hutson, Mrs. H. Hens
ley, Mrs. NJ. Zadnek, Mrs. Jesse
Wright, Mrs. Belle Shehi, Mrs. Hat
tie Ensign, DR.. and Mrs. G. H. En-
sign, Miss Ruth Vanorsdol, Miss Helen
Wright, Miss Ruby Poort, Miss Lois
Harris, Miss Airline Smith, Miss Jessie
Clayton, Miss Marjorie Mohler, Miss
Edith Zadnek, Mr.. Leonard Hanna,
Mr.. Arthur Harris, Mr. Edward
Smith, Mr.. Melton Poort, Mr.. Harry
Wright, Mr.. Perle Poort.
Mrs. Rees VanSant will entertain
the members of the Priscilla club Fri
day afternoon at her home in Belmont
avenue.
An all-day meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society, of the Oakland Presby-
terrain church, will be held Thursday
with Mrs. Roy Nelson in Winfield
avenue.
The moving of the Oakland Presby-
terrain church from Winfield avenue
to the new location at the corner of
Oakland and Thomas avenues has
been completed and work on the base
ment and roofing of the church was
started today. Morning and evening
services will be held each Sunday at
the L. o. o. F. hall during the con-
struction of the church.
Mrs. Dorothy Cole and son, of Law
renee, spent few days this week at
the G. r. Cole and L. Biscoe homes.
Miss Eva Hutchinson has returned
to her home in Abilene, Kansas, after
a short visit with her sister, Mrs.
James JeSsop and family
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EAST SIDE NOTES.
Items for THE department may be
phoned to 3e15 or State Journal offlce.l

A steak and wiene roast was given
last night for the members of the
Third Presbyterian church at the
Rush Spurlock hon in Golden ave-
nue., East Hill Those who attended
the affair were: Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H.
Flintham, Mr.. and Mrs. John Norton,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Brian, ST., MIR. and
Mrs. J. A. Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Hope, Mr.. and Mrs. William Pat
tersOn. Mr.. and Mrs. Spurlock, Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Briar, Jr., Mrs. Will
liam Busby, Mrs. George. Adamson,
Miss Vera F'urman, Miss Venice
Edith Jones' Miss Edith Williams,
Miss Lillian Malmstrom, Miss LaVon
Adamson. Miss Lillian Olson, Miss
Ruby Wooley, Miss Spaldng. Miss
Gladys Norton, Miss Dorothy Adam
son, Miss Eva Flintham, Miss Grace
Williams, Miss Eva Stratton, Miss La
Verne McGaffjn, Miss Helen AleXan-
der, Miss Marie Busby, Miss Ruth
Chandler, Miss Kathryn Brossmer,
Miss Rogers, Mr.. Chas. Brallier Mr..
Paul Armendaries, Mr.. John Rosen,
Mr.. Albert Warren, Mr.. Oscar Olson,
Mr. Emmett Norton, Mr.. Homer Pat
McGrath, MIR. Joe Briar, Mr.. Kenneth
Spurlock. Mr.. Ralph Briar, Mr.. Frank
Ellenberger, Mr.. Brown and Mr..
Beryl Spurlock.
The members of the Dorcas society
of the Third Christian church will be
entertained Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Walter Mowrer in
East Sixth street.
The all day meeting of the L. A. H
club which was to have been held
with Mrs. W. L. Jury, PIT Twiss street.
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OAKLAND NOTES.
IIrems for this department may be
PAoned to 1918 or State Journal office

Choir practice will be held Thurs
day night at the Oakland Christian
church under the direction of Mr.
Paul VanNesS.
A seven o'clock dinner was given
Tuesday night at the home of DIR. and
Mrs. G. H. Ensign in Forest avenue
by the members of the Oakland w
c. T. u for the Oakland school teach
erS and members of the Union. A
Scientific Temperance" program was
given. Music and a social time fol-
lowed Covers were laid for Prof
and Mrs. Will Vanorsdol, Rev. J. C.
Hanna, Miss Mary Schneider, Miss
Margaret Borst, Miss Grace Campbell,
Miss Lucille Gates, Miss Augusta
Waite, Miss Bertha Hotze, Miss Maude
Folk, Miss Jean Swan, Miss Carrie
Kendrick, Miss Myrtle Hodge, Miss
Helen Hanna, Mr.. and Mrs. J. n.
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Provides Pups Poor House.

Emporia, Kan, Oct. 27.-Lame
dogs, feeble cats, and other incapaci-
tated dumb brutes find care and a
home for old age by applying to Miss
MabelIe Shelton, instructor in public
school music at the State normal at
Emporia. Miss Shelton has had long
experience in this work. 1t is her
hobby
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X. c. Theater Manager Dead.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. PA. Ju-
dab, for 26 years manager of the
Grand theater in this city, died at his
home here last night He was Sc
years old. Mr.. Judah had been iden-
titled with theatrical enterprises here
for thirty-three years. He was the
oldest theater manager in the city
and one Of the oldest in the country.
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Scottish Rite Election.

New York, Oct. 27.-M. w. Bayliss
of Washington, D. c., was elected SOW
ereign grand commander at the one
hundred and eighth annual session of
the supreme council, thirty-third de-
gree, of the Ancient Accepted Scottish
Rite of Free Masonry for the United
States, held here Tuesday.
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SINGERS FLYING TRIP
Lambert Murphy, Who Appears in To-
peka, to ST. Louis for One Concert.

When singer is engaged to make
a special flying trip from New York
to st. Louis, there is a good reason.
Lam bert Murphy made such a trip a
week or so ago to fill an engagement
before the Packers association, whose
convention was held in that city.