The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-13
MANYKANSANSGO
6s Delegates to National Amer
termination Conference.
Preparedness a Feature; ROOse-
welt to Deliver Address.

Many people from Kansas will at
tend the national conference on I'M
migration and Americanization 10 pS
held al Philadelphia January 10 ana
90 The conference will dWei upon
the subject of preparedness anu No
tional defense. Many prominent
speakers and government officials are
Fear God and Take Your own
Part is announced as the supJect %
Colonel Roosevelts address a. Iii
conference. The coloneIs address WIN
he given January 20 at p. m. at the
Metropolitan opera house: - 4t,a+
The conference will point out thal
our most impregnable deterse Is ouI
internal unity-which can exist ohiy
when native and foreign born allke' IN
all sections of the country, accept anu am,
use the same language, the same ldealS
of citizenship, the same lndustrlde
standards and the same standards Oh
living.
schools. naturalization courts, en-
blowers trade unions, patriotlc organ
izations, welfare workers ana otIleI
governmental and social agencies arr
meeting at the conference to outllie
a program for internal preparedness
Sneakers at this or other sessions
of the conference are Hon. LOUIS r.
Post assistant secretary United states
department of labor; Mary Antln; w
liam f Knox, comptroller BoWeIy
Savings bank; Frank Trumbull
chairman of the board of directors
ChesaDcake & Ohio railroad; John II.
Fahey, president of the ChaHiper %
Commerce Of the United states OF
America: Alba Johnson president
Baldwin Locomotive Works Phlladel-
phia Pa: :. Stanwood Menken, OF the
National Security League; Judge Gar
ence \. Goodwin and John Price
Jackson. commissioner of labor. Penn
svlvania Others invited to speak IN
cIude Cardinal Gibbons and senator
Chamberlain.
National Forces Represented.
A number of states and cities are
sending official delegations to the con-
ference in recognition of the lmpor-
lance of the subjects under discussion
to state and municipal pollcy- lhS
Chamber Of Commerce of the United
States of America has especially IN
I-ited its members to send delegates.
Chambers of commerce so far west
as SAN Francisco are sending dele
gates as well as eastern bodies, as the
Washington Chamber of Commerce
and the Merchants association OF New
York Among the colleges and uni
versities sending delegates are Column
bia Johns Hopkins, Pennsylvania, the
Catholic University OF Washington
etc. Many settlements in the large
cities are sending their head workers
Various patriotic and welfare agencies
sending delegates include the Sons and
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton, the Baron Oe ftlISCIl L uIlus tLlN
American Civic association, the Imml-
grant Protective league, the National
Housing association, the st. Vincent de
Paul society and the United Hebrew
charities.
6S Go From Kansas.
Among the delegates from Kansas
are: Mrs. T. A. Cordry, Parsons; Mrs.
w A Johnston. Topeka Mrs. P. p.
Murdoch, Wichita; Mrs. NJ. s. Nun
son, Pittsburg; Mrs Maude T. Breese,
Cottonwood Falls; Mrs c. f. Henson,
Paola; Mrs. Homer Hoch, Marion;
Mrs. ]. P. Scott. Herington;
Lulu Fuhr, Meade; Mrs. Rose B.
ley. Mrs. V. H. Branch, Wichita: Mrs.
V H. Grinstead, Liberal; Mrs. Charles
Harris. Emporia; Mrs. Sadie L. Lewis,
Hutchinson; Mrs. d. G.. Bliss, Kansas
city: William c. r. Adams, Holton;
Winfield Freeman, Kansas City; c. s.
Hartough, Leavenworth: w. .. Sim
ons, Lawrence; w. L. Burdick. Law
renee; E. w. Myler, lola; Sonnet Kirk.
Garnet; J. n. Tincher, Medicine
Lodge; S. NJ Kellam. Great Bend;
James L. Brown, Fort Scott; w. +.
Archer Hiawatha; S. w; Westcott,
Galena; ]. w. Carnahan, Clay Center;
G. l. Winans. Manhattan; N A. Tur-
ner Russell; John ]. Eberhart, Sa-
lima; F. V. Sturges, Concordia; r. c.
Howard, Arkansas City; w. H. Nell
son, Arkansas City; W. c. Robinson,
Winfield; H. w. Shideler. Girard;
Walter Bullock. Garden City: Charles
y. Campbell. Garden City; DR.. T. r.
Conklin, Abilene; D. W. NALL. Herring
ton: 1. y. Williams, Wichita: George
II. Hunter, Wellington; A. L. Cook,