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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10
and Dodge City

Mr.. Norton's appointment to be a
mail clerk is dated July IS, 1870, and
is signed by ]. w. Marshall, postmas-
ter general At that time the Santa Fe
system was thirty-five miles long
from Topeka to Usage City. Mr.. Nor
ton was the first mail clerk assigned to
duty on the Santa Fe- His run now
is from Kansas City to La Junta, a
distance of 572 miles.
Mr. Norton is a resident of Atchison,
having lived there forty-three years.
He is seventy years old, in excellent
health, and sufficiently active to dis
charge the duties of his position as
promptly and efficiently as his
Younger associates.
]. NJ ConneI general passenger
agent of the Santa Fe, will represent
his company officially at the picnic.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10
BLUE OvERALLS
FADE into PAST
Famous Insignia of Labor To
Be Abandoned.
TOpekans Will Have to Wear
Brown, Black and White.
AMERICAN DYES A FAILURE
You Are Right-the War Is
Responsible.
Dye Famine Also Affects Blue
Chambray Shirts.
AMERICAN DYES A FAILURE

American workmen are to lose their
universally recognized insignia of la
bor-the blue overall ard the blue
chambray shirt. For years the Amer
lean farmers, machinists and men of
the motive power part of the nation
have been depicted in blue overalls
and their power and fame have been
seen and heard in the far corners OF
the earth.
But now it is announced by cloth
ing factories and mills, through local
retail dealers, that the emblem is to
months from nOw-overalls will be
brown, black or white.
The change in color of the laboring
mans dress is one of the many results
of the dye problem which has been
a hoodOO for American manufa cturers
since the beginning of the European
war. The peculiar nature of blue dye
makes it's manufacture u failure in
the United States. Prior to the war
it was supplied to most of the manu-
featuring world by Germany and Bel
GUM. The last dye ship to come
from Europe locked at New York
May 10.
When the dye famine began, Amer
lean chemists attempted the manu-
facture of the numerous colors. The
blue dyes have proven failure.
Edison Working On 1t.
In speaking of the situation, Fred
NO1lanO, owner OIL TIE Olldn0 ClOCn-
ing stores in Topeka, and one of the
largest retailers of overallS in the
city, said: when you see a man with
faded blue overalls nowadays you are
looking at a great American indus
trial failure. Edison has been COM
missioned by the denim company, a
large producer of overalls and shirts,
to produce a blue dye that will not
rum or crock He is now working
on the problem. AS yet American
dyes are not fast'-they fade. Blue
is the hardest fast dye 20 produce"
Among other factories that have
notified their retailers that they cam
not produce blue overalls are: the
R. L. Mcdonald Manufacturing COM
pany, formerly of Topeka, and now
of ST. Joseph, Mo, and the Carhart
Manufacturing company of Detroit.
Explanatory Letter.
Following is a copy of the letter,
in part, which has been sent out by
one of the companies:
I'VE regret that we are compelled
to withdraw from sale all -----
overalls made from blue denim. The
inability of the mills to secure sup
plies of incigo has cut off shipments
on contracts and the small percentage
of fast blue denim remaining N the
hands of manufacturers or SPECTATORS
is now held at prohibitive prices.
LAS a substitute, we have, after
careful experimenting, adopted the
black and white mixture and believe
it will give excellent satisfaction"
1t is estimated that 100000 pairs
of overalls are sold in Topeka every
wear. The number of blue chaubray
shirts are placed at million
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10
Mortgage Burned in 1905.

celebrated Sunday, July 4.
Mortgage Burned in 1905.
Under the leadership of the present
pastor the mortgage on the church
property was burned in 1905, after
which the church purchased the q
foot lot south of the church in order
to do a greater work in that section
of the city.
In 1912 the church erected a mod
ern two-story parsonage and paid the
last dollar on the deot July 1, so that
today the Shiloh Baptist church owns
three lots and two buildings which are
located on the corner of Twelfth and
Buchanan streets, one of the most de-
sirable sites in the cIty, valued at be-
tween S12, 900 and $4,000.
DIR. Sheldon Helped.
Shiloh is just one block from DR..
SheldOnS church, and aside from the
church itself no one has done more
for the uplift of the people than DIR.
Sheldon.
1t is not the policy or Shiloh to ring
any bells or blow any horns but to
silently work out its great mission
among the needy. The changes which
have been brought ABOUT in the COM
munity tell its own story, the beautiful
homes, and above all the beautiful
lives of many of the people is the best
proof of it's right to exist.
Departments.
The Sunday school department has
an enrolment of $50 and is greatly in
need of equipment for a more effective
work. Miss G. B. Solomon, the SUI
perintendent is ably assisted by
twelve or fifteen teachers, who meet
each Friday evening for the study of
the lesson. The following departments
are in operation. the Bible class, the
senior department, the junior de-
partment, the primary. the home de-
partment and the cradle roll depart
ment.
The Shiloh Sunday school is the
banner school in the state, and con-
tributes more for missions than any
other Sunday school in Kansas among
the colored Baptists.
b. ". p. L.
Our B. Y. P. L. department is I'M
der t@e leadership of r. c. Campbell
and each SUNDAY evening at I O'Clock
a large body of young people meet for
the study of the Bible. The annual
supper inaugurated by President
Campbell has done much to stimulate
this department.
Sewing Circle.
The sewing circle under the lead
ershlp of Mrs Anna Williams meets
on Friday afternoon from house to
mouse among the members of the
church. They do all kinds of plain
sewing Tor women and children. They
make a specially of aprons of all kinds
which are sold and the money used
Tor the cause of Christianity. The
social feature of the organization has
done much for the women of the
church.
Fleming Mission Society.
Every member of the church is
member or the missionary society. At
each service on the Sabbath an offer
ing IS taken for missions and put into
the mission treasury of the society to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10

were given some instructions in the
game of forward pass ball and they
intend to organize teams and take up
the game.
Quincy had a fine turn out at their
second evening for young people who
work. The girls are interested in ten
mis-. croquet and volley ball.
Polk school has a baseball league
composed of the following teams: Saw
ages, blue and grays. So far the Saw
ages are ahead. Besides this league
team.
Fifty girls at Lincoln school have
formed an industrial class. The larger
girls are making baskets and the
smaller girls are making doll ham
mocks
The playground children are TAX
ing quite an interest in the nature
study work Edna Jones of Polk, has
scrapbook collection of sixty leaves.
Elizabeth Massey of East side, is able
to name the leaves of fifty-five plants,
trees and shrubs. Gladys Rhodes of
the same playground has a collection
pressed and pasted into a scrapbook
and labeled of IT'S different kinds of
leaves. City park has a first class
girls baseball team. Twile Finch is
captain.
Director Hopes boys at East side
park have unique baseball league.
The teams composing it are named
after famous diamond stars. There
are the ''Ty Cobbs,'' The Walter
JohnSonS," 1.-The Eddie Collins" THE
RUDE WaddeIls'' and the "Cy Youngs' -
The East side boys showed their ap-
probation of the good work of their
director by naming their playground
city, "Hopeville.''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10
THAT OLD THREADBARE JOKE.
Farmers Reported kidnapping Harvest
Hands at Sabetha.

Sabetha, Kan. July 10.-The days
of the impreSSment are here. Farm
ers with the big motor cars sneak into
town, round up a squad or town labor
ers and marshal them into the gas
wagons and hurry to the harvest field,
the hay fields and the corn rows. The
pay is two and a half a day and the
best commissary the world ever saw.
The paving crew has been depleted till
hardly enough laborers remain to hold
down the job. 1t is no uncommon
sight to see the motors lined up along
the streets at daylight waiting for the
enlisted who have accepted the har-
vester's shilling.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10

CThis is the thirty-fifth of a Sc
ries of articles published in the State
Journal on Topeka churches-)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10

Fleming Mission Society
Every member of the church is a
member of the missionary society AT
each service on the Sabbath an offer
ing Is taken for missions and put into
the mission treasury of the society to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10
He IS A VETERAN
John w. Norton, Santa Fe Mail
Clerk, in Service 45 Years.
Will Be Guest of Honor at Pic
mic in Kansas City Thursday.

John W. Norton, who has been a
mail clerk on the Santa Fe railway
forty-five years-continuous service
will be the guest of honor at a picnic
given Thursday at stxope park, Kan
sas City, by the United States mail
clerks running between Kansas City
and Dodge CITY
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10

$50 per month fn-
vate gro u n d 8 =.
beautiful location
Spring house and
ru II n i n & water
Everything first
class and sanitary
Live. sportive trout
in plain Jew Horse
and cart to let to
responsible parties
Young spring chick
ems for sale. Try a
vaca ton in the heart
of the Rockies. Sat
isfaction qua ra n =
teed.
Correspondence
Solicited.
&c. Mac Lehman,
Cascade, Colo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10
Explanatory Letter.

ION what do you base your assertion
that country people are brighter and more
the summer boarder- Why. right here
in nv almanac" replied Farmer Hyper
hole Medders at says in the cities the pop
ulation is d lot denser than in the rural
districts. Judge
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-10

He-"I always pay as GO" She (yawn-
ingl-'.I don't think you'll ever become
bankrupt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23
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limo sinIicn an0 BE 1hrfri beidn.
fen idl BE asferu cbgnfals ud orm
t{flcoenahlb Marquis 81 tBdrront,
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fiinoilt mur0e. boB Scr sriegslu.
itmo piideu ,5tolien uuo Der 5ur,
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Bale
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Rniiiidler ehluin0rl.

YctruqrnS, %. sIng. Die Scc.
ldjladt i'm Ntccrbnicn Don Rioa iuiro
bpn rniiiider Scitc iplgcnOcrmakcu
bcidricbrn: glm i6. glngnit crnencrte
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nHicrs 5lOtte. lluicrf Sdliffe idjins
gen Sie gIuariffe anmaaltd) 5nriif,
muhten ie0Od Der iIherlegeuen Oent'
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SnnerH Der gndlt glnl 10. HnO
20. glngnit bert6eiltc iid bic Oentlde
iSlOtte nndj peridjieOenen 9iiGtnngen,
Elm Shell berielben nber iebte nnie.
reu SdDiffen idIarf 3n. llnier Sta.
uOnenbout Sipntdl mnrOe bon einem
bemtdJeu arenser in ben @rnnb &c.
bobrt. Die 9entideu aber crlitten
10 idmere gerlnite, Oah iie eS fir
GngebradJt Bielten, Oen )iiif5ng an.
sntreten. (SO cine uerlugeae gan-
Oe.)
3pii6en Sem 16. uHb 2l. glnsnit
iuurOcn nidlt iueriger iuie udlt fcinO'
lide SOrpeOOboote uuO 5luei Sren5cr
BON ms in ben 0rnnO gcbubrt. Sn-
sWiidlen gelans es einem cu9liideu
SaadIbOOt, eiuen Oentideu Sdlladt.
frenser in Der Gitiee at turpeOireu
nuO an perienfen (glaes pnrer
SdllUiH0el.)
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Atatr g'trlrae lnIIAfn
Ihriti mnp gInIgarItnl
E0 Hsliaamaas mnea alal8bfl
iH HlAa auf flH m Bl
lH3aa la sfn aiA
fftitn.

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Tt llfbffieui6f #ahthhms
Hafeiat medl htnif naN taslffm
Ablaluhf bfiaHati cillliHt Htn6
N BON aita unA EaaHauliHopfl
btloafn bat Biz faliii nab Hnl.
aafifH fIutn ufHfH Nttliaa abatt
idlphtn bdhsn Tie gagla aafaniirt
Nulaalita Aif nadnsla1f Nahnbft
biuenHa BE SOC 2tt, malaf tulaa,
rteu ugrlfliaii muhffab bW EdHtf
bee Nfilage nfuitdl Al blflhfu
ramit III tlipp nns flar tuuififn,
bah allt Aiadlfulhaiita btf Aliiif.
trn, @nlaafirn IN ben arisa binfius
mlsrrgu, IN Sdlanbtn atmadi hnb.
&ou riuer VrufncFnna bee Sal.
ldnbunhes taun ffiut AfOe mfbr
iein, nnh bic lhFlti mifb bon gnl.
aarieu uldii anaesriiitn mtroen.
@dlpn itii lunagrfr .Sfll btiaub hd
ein StuObatr Der thrliidltn Atair,
rana ia Saiia nnb BAT init Der bnl.
aariidlen glraitrHng Utrbunoelt.
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gIerlinrr StreifIidlter.

Die &elDeuibdt oeutidcr Idt6.
bootc, wcl6e 2tdotc an Der Meit
fiiite Gnglouos boul6aroierten. Bat
grobe 9cpunocrung 6erOorgernien.
3cntide Beituneen oriiden bic @iei,
mina ats, oaB bic Iond6oote ali.
acuidlcmlid idhia iiro, ltlntoaIihcS
an tbiln.
Gin 9legierrngsbeaplier ertlorte,
alS iiber Die g3crtbcilim9 bon giob'
unigSliitteln mo oerei aontrolle
na6reno Ocs tonnenocn ,Sabres Dis
Iitiert puroe. Dab ooS ncte Grllte'
iabr ousge3eihuet lei IS ipdreu
nod BON lebteH SSabre 700. .000
Eomlen ggeijeu mo aori unrbmt
Den. Ger gloasenertrag III etiuas
tlllter Dem 3Hrdibnitt. Gie g9ei,
3encrntc III oaae1en iIber Ocn Eurb.
idlnitt Sic aurtollcerntc ut mis'
ge5cld
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@ieSer a9t Sd)ife
tOrpeDirt uaO berientt!
9arnuter befiuOen iid Elm belgiider
Selbampfer unO Orci Scsel'
idliffe.

9onoon, 23. 9(uguit. - Sic bri-
tiiten 0anpicr o8inoior" unO
.g8illiam 9atoicn" itno peutiden
Eaudbooten cum Spfer eefalen.
Die og9iuoIor", tpe(9e ii6er 6000
Sonnen groB mar, milrOe torpe.
bert, ip16reub oas oaoere S1iff
clrd @ei9iiBieuer perienft iuuroe.
Ole geioBung Der n@inoior" Ipurbe
oerettet, lp1brenb 5 Matuu Der
.GatDion~ ertronfen. Ser Gam.
pier Sober" 5000 3onnsn groB,
ulroe bon einem oelttiden aaud.
boot torpeoien uno oerietft; Die
Wlannihaft Oradte ii6 in @ider.
belt.
Garis, 90. Q(uanit. Cine Sa.
bos-0epeiCbe aus Brett meloet tpie-
Der bon Der 3eritoring 5iDeier Cant
pier, 6ie BON mneritnniidet S1fen
defonttnen Dnrelt, 0lird Eauhboote.
Der 6ritiibe Gampfer oGorterstpea" "
(etipa 1000 lottnen) am %, SSult
ron @alpeiton nod Sabre NIT etner
@etreioeIaoun8 beitininlt, puroe BON
einem bettI6eR Eauhboot bernih-
tet, Elm sSii6erboot nabm Die aus
"a Wlnnn belteben0e 9eiatung ollf.
,yerner Dllroe Der belgiide 9eloam.
pier ,0ogbeltan" uno nod oret Sc.
geli6iffe ods 0pfer bon Sail6.
hnnten.
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ma ndhfr flHWldeHen tfHo l1elrrf
beidlrauti WI ontaui anluatbn hab
91iidi0iter Naa1 rar.dulia ieiuen
meitcrfn Qefidlt afl1n0t babe.
gIunertritils iBurbe an boBer 4tel.
le beruotgeboben 0ab mdn arobes
t8aUidlt nui mntlide 0rtldrlmaeH
ans Berlin Ieaeu mnrbe uno bab crit
na6 emtreiien ioldler 0ie 9unoes.
regierimg idl bariiber idliIiig iper.
ben fonnte ob ein sbeobiidliigier uil-
frclm0lihcr att norIicae llah bier
arfabelic glusioaen geresteter Ane.
rilaner loien ieiuen 8meiiel Oorii.
Der. Dob Die arabic ugne &aruing
torpe0irt murDe.
Soate Die 9mioesregierme au
oem 5aluB toumeu OaB eiHe .beab.
iihtigte unfrelu0lidje 0onoInng4
borliege. nitro Elm 9lbbrud Der oiplo.
ntatildleu 9e3iebimgen NIT Geutidl-
lonO bier ais ielbitoeritanolid ange.
ieben.
@ai6ineton. 9. G., 90. qlus. -
Stautsiefretdr Banning botte cine
balbitiuloige aouiern5 nit 4rditOent
@ilion iiber oereu SSnbaIt nidts ge.
itiu1nltes in grfabrltng al brinaen
iii. Gs berlnlitet aber. oaB MIR Die
g2[rabic" 2tffaire Ourfgeiprodcn
moroen iei.
2auiing lmterbreitete 5nci ncuc
Gepelden bonn 2ononner 9otidafter.
@lan iut0et IN @aibingtoner re.
gierlnlgstreiien. oaB Die gtnadben
lleberlebenOer Don Der oglra6ic@
einanOer pielfa9 iebr piorripredeL
iiuo bdlt inuner nod NIT einem llr
f6eiI 8uriid.
is beiBt ober, 0iesinoI iole ,.tiidjt
gereoet, ionoeru gebailOelt meroen@,
mert Der Sadperbolt geuiigcnocn
9lnloB on8u bieten iolltc!
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Seuti6slntb. Stride
eulpfieblt GmbargO!
9isberiser 9raiiOcnt 9SnitOr Scfcr
ucrabidiebet iid init cinOrnfs-
Duller 9leSe.

Qeibler, 91eb., 90. gl1guIt. -
2(ll5 Der Sanitogiiblmg Der 6euti6-
Iltberiihen spnoOe III nod nnd8u.
tra9en oaB am 9tahnittage ale De-
Iegoten 5u elmer alBeroroentliden
@erinmmlung 5uionnnentraten. Der
@runoge0onfe aIler @er6Qu0lutgen
mar ole frie0libe 8obliabrt Der Ser.
Staaten. 9tddJ glnipraAeu uno gor.
trdgen Deridieoener 6erren nilroe
cine Geiolution ongenonuneit III Der
Der BON Senator Gilbert 90. Sitd-
cod eingenommene Stanbpunft in
Der 5rage Der Q91ffen. irno Wtluti-
tiouSauSfll5r bolltonnHen inooIIiert
ipltroe. 9luBer0en tuurOe aber nod
elm g[usihuB oaulit beouftragt, cine
Reiolition ous5uarbeiterL In Der Die
gegenp1rtige enorne glusfilbr BON
g8offen lu1o 0hmitior perodntnlt
mirb. eSn oieier 9leiolution loa be.
ionoers 0aranf bingetuieien iueroer,
Dab ollrdI oiele Sieferiu9en nid)t
mir Der arieg peientlid perl1ngert
miro, ionocrn 0nB itd) oitt MIR Sin.
seine baourd bereidlern.
g(m Sonntdg geudntittog fano
oann ouf Dem TbaDer GonntD.glus.
itelllngsplate oos WliiioirifeIt Itatt,
umo berobidierete ii9 6ierbei Der
bisberige Br1iioent gaItor 6. $.
geder, Der Is Sabre lang Die sc.
i6ide Der Spiiooe Ieitete, nit elmer
einorud8noIlcn 0teoe. gr aing aiif
Den eeneiuiamen llriprlng l1rnnt.
liAer 4Sroteitanten, n1ntlid) 2uther,
bin unb fiihrte In feiIelnScr 8eiIe
Die 8eroienita Der Broteitanten mn
Die 8erbreitiiuJ Der suIhlr ous.
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gapplepeIt, Der 6lnhuiiritiae 9ietrid.

Sblter6op, 80. glug. - @r-8raii'
bent 9iooiebeIt bat geitern foIgenoe
Grfl1rltng erlaiien: sd iebe, IS
miro in Der 8reiie empfobIen oaB
oic 8erleuflng oes 9lrabic lnio oie
grn1orolrna gclpiGer omerifanii4er
gilraer ausret9en0 nit Der 9lbidlie.
bunq 0es 9]ctid1fters gernitorff iuib
nit Dem gbbruh Der oiplonlatiiden
8eSie9lmgen bergolten iperoeh tann.
sSdl 6olic ernitlih, OaB Die sIDnlini'
Itraiiun 6ieie gInihautng nidt tbeiIt,
0enn Dies miir0e eine ueue 9Iufopie,
rnq mprifduiider Gbre uuo sSn.
terelien iein
Der bloBe gl6brlldl Der Oiplonloti-
idlen 9e3iehungrit piiroe GGltidl,
LAM nidt filnmefn. Die 3eit fiir
gsortc icitens Oieier 9tatiOn lit ihou
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3wOlf @eriOnen BET
9O6aatb ertrnafea!
Starfe 9lescnfdllc Dernonbeln iOnit
jalme SGdjc in 8ilOuaiier,
bic alles 5eritOren.

ct. 2oui5, %. g(uguit - Syn-
iolge Der baitigen Jteaenfdlle Der
IeBten Gage 1T oas ct. 2ollis Goun.
tp bon elmer fiirdterIidcn lle6er-
idiuenunmg leimgeiil6t. Ger Wle.
rance Greet, all 0eiien lliern 8a1l.
reide 8ergniigungspldbe, Sanobau.
ier, Somlnerbotels uip. liegen trnt
gcItern Morgen pIoblid ilber bic
llfer uno ir6erflutbete Die gauge Be-
geno. II Gerionen plrOen belite
bercttS ais ertrltiten Benedict, uno
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