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The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-09-30
Worlds Peace Can Be
Secured BY International
Popular Opinion "
BY GEORGE w, NASMYTEI. Secre-
tary Of World Peace Foundation

MY plan for effecting world
peace substantially accords
with President Wilson's
ideas.
First. TIVE must have an interna-
tional court Of justice, since The
Hague tribunal is nothing more
than a list of names from which
such court can be chosen.
SECOND.-WE MUST SECURE
A PERMANENT COUNCIL OF
CANCELLATION AND INVESTI-
CATION WHICH MUST BE
BACKED UP BY POPULAR
OPINION THE WORLD OVER.
Third. America must act as the
logical leader in this movement of
pacification and must be organized
TO give President Wilson authority.
Fourth. There must be some
plan to enforce peace; such as an
international agreement, which shall
punish any nation which goes to
war without first submitting its die
pute to the international court Of
justice for settlement.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL IN
ELuENcEs AN 1s4af VEN MILITARY
INFLUENCE MUST BIZ RRouoHT
TO BEAR ON OFFENDERS
THROUGH THIS INTERNATIONAL
coMstNArIoN. N
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-09-30

On Sunday night a raid was made OH
three roonine houses in Boise and the
proprictresses arrested. The raid was
conducted BY the Law and Order
league cooperating with Mayor Rob
inson and the warrants were served
lby Chief Of Police Robinson and
Sheriff Pfost. The houses raided were.
The Gem at the corner Of Seventh
and Main; The Oxford and The STAR
ling. On preliminary examination the
proprietors and habitues arrested we're
held on bail. Nick Collins was tried
for being habitue Of The Oxford and.
found guilty by City Magistrate.
Hayes and was fined fifty dollars.
His attorney, X. I. Perky, took an ape
neal to the district court Detective.
Burns and Patrolman Clark and Hill
were dismissed from the police force
for non-peFformance OF duty IN re-
gard to the running OF these houses
and it is understood other dismissals.
will follow on the FIRST of the month.
Mrs. E. c. Smith, an aged woman
residing at 1922 North 10th street, UNI
dertook to accompany her son on a
motorcycle to Arrow Rock Tuesday
evening, but the machine struck hid
den culvert and she was thrown vior
lentiy to the ground, suffering slight
fracture of the skull and other injur
les. Fred Allen, on another motor was
returning to town and came upon the
scene of the accident and fastened TOR
a physician, and Mrs. Smith was re-
moved in an automobile to St. Al
phonsus' hospital, where she is resting
easy
Miss Grace Shepherd, former State
Superintendent of Public Instruction
for Idaho, will leave for Georgia in a
few days to take up line of educa-
tional work there under direction of
the International Harvester company,
which is interesting itself in education
in the southern states.
1t is understood that excursion
trains will be run to Arrow Rock dam
every day next week, as it is thought
certain that the railroad from Barber
ton will be abandoned and torn up, as
it was only constructed to carry in
supplies for the construction work Of
the dam. If you have not seen the
great dam do not fail to avail wourseli
of this opportunity.
1t is estimated that the prune ship.
ments from the Boise section this year
will aggregate 100 carloads or a tota
of 10000 crates aggregating 26,40O,.
1000 pounds. oh, my some prunesl
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-09-30

1t is estimated that the prune ship
ments from the Boise section this year
will aggregate 100 carloads or total
of 10000 crates aggregating 26400,-
600 pounds. oh, my some prunesl
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SerleteH Oeiit
Der Nentralitati
Gantidler SoiidJafter bebanptet Sies
uan Der amerifauii1eH
giegierung.

@ai6iugton II. 9lpril. - @e.
tern 2lbcuo ocroiientlid1te Der 6eut-
idle 9otidafter ojraf gernitorif Den
@ortImrt ser 9}otc, Die er fitr5lidl
Ger 9lm0esregiernn9 iiberreidte uno
erflarte, 0aB, ruem oa5 amcrifani.
ibe 8olf mtrflihe 9leutrulitdt AT
beobaflten pitnihte, es Mittel mo
8e9e fiuoen meroe, Die alsid)lieB.
lihe Sieicr1ua BON 8aifen uno
10 Deitcr iiir leoiglih Die eiue Seite
Der Striegiilbreu0en 8iL becn0cn ooer
Denigitens 0ieien 8afieuiAa6er oa.
All benIbeu nilroen ben legititnen
@onoel nit gcutidlano, ia5tcionoe.
re oen &nn0el NIT 2e6ensmitteln
aufredt]ucrbaIten
3u ieiner Note an oas Gtaatsoe.
partenleut fii6rt DER 9otidofter aus,
oaB i'm @egcBiab 3u Dem mabren
(Seiite Der 9tcutrolitat cine enorme
lteue e5n0uitrie iiir $oeritclling BON
aricgsmaterial bier otligebaut mir.
oe, mo ,oaB bieraus Hur 9eutid.
lambs 6eiuoe 8ort6eil 3oacu, cine
Ibotiade, oia IN feiucr 4leiie ourd)
Die rein tbcoretii6c gereitiQigfeit,
Denn eS ulo8Iih iei, aud 9eutid-
lano 3u lieiert. gemdbigt tperoe.
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6raniuign ani bic Deniidgn
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4oiiiite 3ritung meit Oarauf
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tcrl1ug Der g,}dlaba" - sic Auis
nabmen rubru pen gaiialicrn ttr
SIR Seui5e rrtcuteu laiicu, odB
Den talla8i2tcu imo Der @au1n.
nlml binrcutmo Belt arlebn mlu.
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gritenOerlnite iteiaen.

2onoon II. 2Ipril. - @eitern bat
6as en9liid)c Striegsant cine peitere
8erhdttiite berausgegeben; 0ieiclbe
entb0lt 1883 1ueiterc glamen ioIder
engliifer 5olooten Die bel oent
Siege bci glcupe G9apeQc gefaQen
o0er pcruun0et .Durocn. Bon bic.
fer 3obl entfo(len 317 auf Die 2iite
Der Iooten, bic anocrcn auf 0ieieniQe
Der @eripun0eten. Gomeit baben oie
@n8ldnoer bel gteupc GbapeIe 205t
giant ali &o0ten un0 656t an Der.
munoeten bcrloren. (Qas 1T notiir.
lid longc nidt oer gan3e gerluit,
Den oic Gngl1uoer bel oieiem ibrem
0glan5boaen Siege" aui8ulpeiien ba-
ben DoS arie9samt, befiirdteno,
oaB bic 9eboIfcrtng mcgen Der
idnereu @erlldte ans Dem SGus.
den geratben meroe, ipenn bic Cite
auf einmal ber0ffentlidt neroen
piiroe, ntadt eS inie iener @uride,
Der beim Shiben Der 0bren ieines
Sunoes ieOen Gag elm Stiidden obs
idnitt. oomit es Dem Softer ntdt au
lpebe tDue.)
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sendlen.gsfampfnna in ser6ien.

@uibingtou II. 2lpril Ser
@eneralor3t ser 8unoe$ornee, @e.
nerolmaior Sill. 6. @orgas, pur-
De geitern bon Der 9}odefeller-Stif-
tllug ouigeioroert ais beratbenoe5
0iitgIieo in Saden Der 0ffentliden
@eiunobeit8pilege uno Seuhen,
befdnlpfung Dem Stabe Ser Stif.
tltng 6ei3utreteu. g8ic 5ier perlalt-
tete, tpur0e rur oesbaI6 oa5 griu.
den geIteIlt, neil man @orgas nit
Der 2cttung Der 9efdnlpfmg Der in
Ser6ien tuittbcuoen GDpbuSs5eude
6eallitragen mill. Der General.
ar3t fat a6er bis iebt nod feiue
Gntideiouua getroffen, un0 lit e5
nod 3lpeiiel9ait Oh er nad Serbien
geben mill.
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SO9n anOE' g8a6Liprndl.

Gin Msanu nit Soft 1T immsr
in Der 9tajoritdt." 9teie BON Dem
I6cttil6en aeformatOr SO4u &nOr
geprdgten Dorte, pie Der Deutide
Aaiier ben i'm @roben 9auptquartter
anipeIea0en &rieg8beri9terfattern iHs
8eOdatnis rtef, IieB au4 ietn grobss
8prfabre, Griebri4 Der @rObe geIa
ten. Qll3 Dor Der S9laat bel 2eus
t6en einige &egimenter i'm @orbets
mario ibr MIorgenIteo Iaut iangen,
uno Der &ommanoeur ben &onig
fragte, Oh iie fdpeigen ioqten, erpts
berte er iebr ernit: ngteiu, LAB St
oas; nit ioI4en 2euten pirO 9Ott
mir gelptB 6eute Den Sieg OerleibeH!"
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aus Dem Siebenid9rtgen arieg nit
Sieg uno 9iubm getront 3uriidtebrts.
bega6 er ii4 ioglet9 mad GAarIottens
burg unb trug benz &pn3ertmetiter
8enbd auf, bic BON 5einOe gum SeiI
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in bier Gagen tptsosrberfteaeu au lafs
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lid, bic notpenoigen Reparaturen in
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ldngere 3eit oa8u erfCrbsrlt9. SO
lange burf i4 ni4t tDarten", idgte Der
Rbnig. .2aB Gr es, tpsnn IS ni1t
se6t,. @ Ioa bas Gebeum NIT s5nprus
mentaliIten unb Sdngera, Obns 9rs
gel, In Der seoptlle aufgefiibrt ipsrs
ben.4 Der 3uOrang aur adpslIs mar
lebr grob, unb man ertuortete ben
ganasn 9ofitaat. Ger &Dnig erI4ien
aber gang a1lein, ipintte, unO ods
Qteo; .6err Gott, bid lpbeu mir, er.
t6nie. Der Mlpnar9 Ifono bon Iei4
mem Gib auf, itiibte ben aopf NIT ber
Sdnb. psrbarg bic 4uem aaa IisR
ieinen arausa igsisn 2aui
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bas Nia bte btullhfu NdIitf fas
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ahatiauhi mtrbtn, ba man tthfalti.
q ionulr ani Sem @erianbt uttloftu
athtu Iit 9anafr muiifn hh To-
mit uarlaaiia mit tiucm laplItat
beanuafn.
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Sin nenes gum6en- -9lttentat.

aanlas gitg, t2 9Lpril. Gas
fiebenit6dige bieiige aiibIgcbdu0e
Der Guoabp gading 60. puroe ge-
tern oiird etae GrpIoiion fait boll.
itdnoig 5pritort nno eiu S6ooen BON
$500 600 bnSur6 auaeri6tet. 3pei
geraoe IN Dem @cb1ltbe geIb0ftigtc
muroen oa6et perlebt. Die 8oli3ei
glaubt, DAB es ii9 INN Elm Bomber.
ottentot 6anoelt uno foQ man aud
bereits Gpuren BON GrpIoiibItoffen
entoedt babcn. Syn Der glnlage iino
8erftags iiber 200 Dtam belddf-
tigt
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atn[irniidle arirnsidlrrirr

Rom, II. gpril. - @citern Fam
es bel Observation-Disclosures in 9lbm,
giailanO, glcnpel, iueidJc bon 9ricgs.
briillern ein6crnfeu maren, 81 BIN.
tigeu GrapalleH. 9ie Su8ialiitSn
bcrlan9teH, Ouf 6raufreid bic @e.
biete Ennis nnO Gurilca an 5talien
a6trcte. 9iejenigen, iuclde cincu
arieg nit Geiterreif.1tngarn SOm
3dnne breden luoaeu, trugeu ganuer
nit Der 5nidrift: nSufOrtiee striegs.
erflGrnng seseuCeiterreidJ. .ltngarn~
Die ResieraHs lit entidlOiieu, Die
RGOelsfiibrer Sieier Denomination
eEemplariftl 81 6eitrafen.
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gr6auSlnna Oes aaronpriH Bd
hfIma

Naihinaiuu, ~. Npril 49, Cine
BIC panhlnnaen bee Nnpiiius {bitrs
iclbcr uom aarunprins NiIhelma abs
luiuarifn, bat bereIte Bldrintiftretar
Daniels Dem gl0miral 6lttdltr in
pompion JiOaos AumCiiuug afaebcu,
oirien filistrruSer arHan uad 6cm
bel Der NcbauOluna oee s6itcl 6ricos
rid" aegebeneu Wiuiter ju bc6ans
Seln. Solltc Der Qapitan nm 3rit
fir 9icparatnrcn erindJcH, luirO iibcr
bic Gauer Ocrielben itrcngiteS Still.
idUeiaen bewabrt lUer0eu.
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Der tprpeSierte aOllGnber u@leSea0.
Berlin y. 9lpril. (5nnfenberidt J

BerliM Y. glprfL. (5lnitenberidt) J
Der a0lniihen 3eitung nod
fiibrtc Der boaduoiide 9onlpfer
,Me0ea", Der BON einem Oeutihert
Gau6bootc 8erit0rt muroe, niht nur,
nie bon 0eiicn 8eliber ongege6et
moroen mar, Grangen, ionoern ou6
fiir 2onoon bcitirunttes 8lci- unb
Giiener5. 0ie 3eitune erflGrt ipei-
ter, oaB bic Oellti9e Aonlirdlit1t in
Der 2oge 1T. aus BEN S6iffspopie-
rem Der aMeOGa" otele gebatptung
belpeiien 8u tonnen.
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ylentralitdtsbriIae in GrUfen.
6amaSan DOn Siirfen 6eiebt.

@etrOgraO, IL. 9lpril. - Sine
9epeife an Die S6rienga5cttc aus
Siflis, Sransfantaiien, 6eingt, SaF
Die Sirfen SamaOau, t65 0teilen
iiiblueitlid pDn Sc6eran, Geriieu,
6eiebt Haben. 6amaoan lit Elm
Sdnpt6anOelsbafen fir ben SanSel
5uiiden SagOaO, Sa6ria Sipabam
nnO Se6erau. IS bat ca. $4,000
@inluDbucr.
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9SruttiIde 9lenidleuIie6c.

Berlin, IL. 9lpril. (tSuufen6cridt.) J
- aaroinal 5eIir BON Sartmann,
bon aoIn bat iid no6
Dem failerliden Souptquortier be-
geben, Inn cine bon Der fatboliidjen
Hirde fiir Subali6en eeiammeIte gro.
BE Stnlme @eIOes 0u iiberbrinseu.
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Geelfl[ndlt i'm Mnnne2

9OnbOn, IL. 9lpril. - Sicr 6cift
es, Oaf idwerss @eifiticner BON
Der Gee her, AMI Der p66e OuA
Searhoroas6, geGOrt iuirS. @lau
nimmt an, Oah Elm SeetrefieH' i'm
8ange lit.
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M1nnnr ina 0aefGnnnii,

SnOianapulis, Snb., IL. glpril.-
NaHOr 9Onn M. 9iuberts, cincr Der
II Oes 8abl6ctrngS Id6nl6ia Scfun,
Oenen iunrOc gu 6 Sabren @efang.
uifl nnO elmer 6elOitrnfe BON ST.
600 Uerart6eilt. Die an6eren gln,
geflagten crbielten 0efGngnihitrafcu
uOH 3-5 Sa9reH.
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gSuut 3nat sermalmt.

Spraclia, 12. 2(pril. - Ster trdf
Die 9}adridt elm oaB Der 2ofono-
tibfiibrer Ser Santa 5e.8abn 6. q.
@ais BON bier auf Dem gabn6ofe in
@ut6rie, GtIa., bonn 3use erfaBt
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glentralitatsbradc im GrOfcu.
0os 9lusmdrtige glmt in Bien
bot Elm nRotb6ud berofientlidt, Oas
ui6t meriger ais $50 Gofumente
iiber 9erlesung 0es interuationalen
@eiebes ourh Die sseinbe Icutihe
lambs 1uo Geiterreid)s pieOeraibt.
8ieie gGridte entbalten il. a. Gin.
3eIbeiten iiber baoritrdubenoe, BON
ben 9fuiien in 0itpreuBen begange-
men @rauiaHfeiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12
,SrDfener" GOHbcnt
III SrDau's SOes!
graaer nnO 9eitillnteure bic 5eiube
6es 6urtidlritts unb Der
Civilization.

BoIbington, IL. april. - Ger
tsicfretGr i1eiilt iif befuuBt &c
moroen 8u icin. ooB ieiue beroffent.
lidte 9robibitionserfl1ritng lulieb-
ialnes 9lufieben erregt bot. st bat
offeubar erfalnt, ooB er in EN- 8ei.
penneIt geltoden bat uno benriibte
iid ieiner Iufernntur entipredenO.
Die 8irtung nnd Dt0gIiateit abalt-
idpdhen.
gr iagte in grgGn8un9 6es an g,
.5. aennington, elm WftgIie0 6es De-
motratiiden &onites III Soma, ge.
ri6teten 9riefes, er erporte ni6t,
0aB Die @etr6ntefroge einen 9laB
in ser Blatforn neoer Ser Demo-
fratii6en nod Der repu6litoniiden
&artei in Der fontmen0en &ompagne
finOen rpilr0e,
0b bic meite 8erbreitung, fpelAe
Ser Brief gefunoen bat, 6eabiidtigt
mar, ODER Oh Die g8irfung tn0 Der
aommentar, Oen er aeitigte, ben
IroubenioftopoItel beunrubigte, bIei,
be oobingeiteIlt. Gbotin6e lit, 6oB er
oen 8rief ooQinboltli6 1uto nit ei..
ner grflarlng oerfeben preisgpb.
SGlt iid fir Die gartei.
Qas S6reiben an aennington ent-
bielt 9rDons GnpfebIung, etnen
3emperen3ler als Gertreter SSolpos
gum nGhItcn g3otionalfonbent gu
I6ifen. Gr re6net offenbar 0orauf,
6aB cine ul0glibIt ytrodene" QeIe.
9aten 8eriommIung ieiner &on0i0o.
tur atf teinen Sail ido6en iuiiroe.
Gr oriifte 6ieie 9tniidt in ieinem
9tnttporti6reiben tpie folgt aus:
oSeIbit menn e8 unfpabrideinlih lit.
0oB Die lrobibition in Die 8lotfornt
aufgenommen miro, Gegt fein @rrn6
Dor, tparrm 0ie oentotrotii9en Go-
mitentitgGieOer nidt Die Stimuung
ser 8nrtei Goa betBen 8rporD in
Der Brobibitionsfruge bertreten ioa.
ten.
g8robibition miro ntdt bon oaen
Staten angeItrebt, fdbrt 0osSdrei.
ben tort, 0aber no tie in 5rage itcbt,
ioate oie oemofratiihe Bartet oafiir
etntreten, penn ite nidt ibren mora.
lii6en oRuf eiubiiBen mill.
Die D9saiien" iinO uIle geridp0rer.
Ger folgenOe 9lbiat in 8rpanS
Notwithstanding, penn man
eS 10 nennen mill, oiirfte Die 8ralta
in0uitrie unO 0a8 @trtbidnftsgeper.
be beIonoers intereiiiren: Ser
8raner, Der 9eitiGoteur uno Der
@irtb boben ii6 geeen olles geine
in Der @eleQldaft, olles 8ebeiltgte
in Ser SonliIie, allies 8ute in Der
SSnOuItrie uno olles 8iinihenSpers
the in Ger 9aegierung (itebe Brpon)
nerldporen.
sd tperoe nidt iaeen, oob ie0er
9rauer, ie6er 9eitinateur uno ieOer
8irtb berpuBt an Der geri6porune
betbeiligt III, ober oos, @eihGft, benz
er. no9gebt 1T Der 5eino oes Sort.
idritts uno Der @ibiltintion, uno Der
Gin5elne lit nidt in Der Gage, itd
Dem oagemcincn @influiie gu eat.
aiebea.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-12
glmerifaniidcr 9ampfer idJiff6radis.

Scope, Sapau, IL. glpril. = Der
amerifaniidle 9umpfer gMinneiota",
Der 5tuiiden Sapan un6 Seattle Oers
febrte, iis bel Siauina anf Elm 5cl.
ienriff gerannt nnb fist felt. Die
gaiingiere nnS NtnnnIhaft wnrSCn
oerettet. Sas 5diff ielbit ideiut
berlOreu.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-28

for Miss Frances Chase, of wilkes
barre, Penn, who will leave Monday
for her home. after a visit of a few
weeks to her brother. Mr.. Harold T.
Chase, and Mrs. Chase.
The u. and 1. club held their annual
election Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Frank Thompson, when
office: Mrs. Charles Mitchell, presi-
dent; Mrs. George A. Clark, vice pres
ident; Mrs. Albert T. Reid, secretary;
Mrs Guilford Dudley, treasurer
The women of the First Baptist
church will give tea Friday. after
noon at the home of Mrs Charles
Curtis, in honor of Mrs ]. j. Runyon.
Newton. Mrs. Runyon will stop in
Topeka to be the guest of Miss Jennie
Blinn, on her way to Atchison to at
tend a missionary conference
Shop talk in the Atchison Globe is:
When the society reporter refers to
a dancing frock as daring, the frock
is downright indecent" said the police
court reporter, whose work makes
him Brute.
The kindergarten club will hold
its postponed meeting at 2:3O p M
Thursday, May 6, in the kindergar-
ten room of the Central Park school,
Mrs Robert Morehouse will sing
The Kansas City Star in an article
on the News of the Fine Arts reviews
the art exhibit recently held in that
city. An extract from the article says:
Kansas City's accomplishment in
providing an exhibition of the artistic
stature of the exhibition of artists of
Kansas City and vicinity at the Fine
Arts Institute continues to arouse in
terest and wonder among visitors. 1t
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-28
c)0GHzy:

A wedding of interest to good
many Topeka people will take place
tonight in st. Louis, Mo-, when Mr.
James Walker Cain, formerly of To-
peka. will be married to Miss Leila
Josephine Dixon of st. Louis
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs William Dixon, and the mar
riage will take place tonight at 8
o'clock in the family apartments at
the Hamilton.
Mr.. Cain was formerly mechanical
engineer for the Santa Fe railway sys-
tenn, with headquarters in Topeka.
He left here some years ago and went
TO Chicago to be mechanical engineer
for McCord & Company, and is now
living in Houston, Texas, where he is
engaged in the railway supply bust
ness. He has many friends in this
city especially in railway official cir
Giles.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Kouns, Miss
nellie Kouns, Miss Sara KOuns and
Mr.. Charles Kouns have gone to St
Louis to attend the wedding.
70 70 %
The Pi alumnae chapter of Kappa
Alpha Theta will have a meeting Fri
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. w. F. Bowen, in West
ern avenue.
The Beta Alumnae club will meet
Friday afternoon with Miss Alice
Meade.
The Duplicate Whist club will be
entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs
J. c. Gafford, at her home in Topeka
avenue. There will be a guest table