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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-26

chose as her contribution to the pro-
gram Unexpected Guests and
proved pleasing to her audience.
X
Miss Gladys Cav will give a pupils
recital Saturday night, October {, at
to attend. About twenty pupils will
furnish the program, some of them
little tots not more than 5 years of
age. There will be some older stu
dents of grade school age. and some
of high school age. The program will
contain a good deal of ensemble work.
X x X
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Todd, of 1925
Garfield avenue. will celebrate their
golden wedding Wednesday. A dinner
will be served at noon, followed by a
reception in the Afternoon and even
ing.
y x *
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hanley of Colo
RADIO Springs. Colo, will arrive We'd
nesday to visit their uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hanley, of 1915
Taylor street.
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity of
washburn college announces its
pledges today, as follows; Mr.. Tool
Ware of McAllen, Texas; Mr.. J. A
Bulge of St. John, Kan; Mr. Carl
Zeigler of Coffeyville, Kan; Mr.. Lee
land Willis of Castana, Ia; Mr.. Robt.
Brakey of Lebanon, Kan: Mr.. Harold
Smythe of Downs, Mr.. Ralph Pettis of
I Wathena, Mr.. Lawrence Chapman of
/ Great Bend, Mr.. wellington Culver.
/ MIR. John Troxell. Mr.. Percy Paxton
and Mr.. Ray Callahan all of Topeka.
X X X
Mrs. F. r. Souders of 1900 Garfield
avenue will entertain the Ladies' Aid
society of Lowman Memorial church
/ Wednesday afternoon. Those who will
assist are Mrs. A. f. Woodwork, Mrs
]. ]. Henderson and Mrs c. w. Reed.
y * X
Mr.. A. E. Van Petten gave a fish
dinner party Monday night for
group of his men friends. The fish
served was caught in lake on Mr.. Van
Pettens property in Wisconsin, and
shipped to him. It's weight was 81
/ pounds.
Those who sat around the table
We're: Mr.. A. NJ. Catlin. Judge L. S.
Ferry, Mr.. ]. E. Rosebrough, Mr.. ]. B.
Sleeper, DIR. George H. Allen. Mr. NJ.
B. Van Petten, Mr. Charles Mitchell,
Mr.. Tom Lillard. Mr.. Glenn Pratt. Mr..
1 c. A. Magaw, Mr.. R. w Blair, Dr. A.
| B. Jeffrey, Mr.. E. H. Lupton, Mr. w.
B. Gasche, Mr.. ]. c. Mohler and Mr..
A. E. Van Petten.
X x
Mrs. w. A. Johnston, Mrs. H. O..
! Carney and Mrs Charles Spencer are
! in Manhattan today in connection with
| the affairs of the Hughes Alliance A
/ reception was given this afternoon at
! the woman's league building for Mrs.
| Johnston Mrs P. Meyers. Mrs. Gar
/ vey. Mrs. Spencer and for Mrs. c. NJ
! Harger of Abilene. Mrs. Johnston is
state chairman of the Woman's
! Hughes Alliance. Mrs. Harger is pres
| ident of the Fifth District Federal ton
| of Women's clubs and wife of a can
/ dadte for congress.
| The visiting women will remain in
! Manhattan for the Republican ban
| quet to be given tonight. when Mrs.
! Johnston will make an address.
X X j.
| The south is coming into prominence
| in national womens club affairs. The
| two next big meetings of the General
| Federation of Women's clubs will be
held in southern cities The council
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-26
The Iris.

Owing to the sensation caused by
Thomas w. Lawsons story when 1t
was published a number of years ago.
Friday the Thirteenth" still remains
the most renowned of fiction works
dealing with Wall street.
To give an audience an idea of the
neighborhood in which New York $
financial dramas are staged, several
hundred feet at the opening of the
first reel are devoted to views of the
famous streets and buildings in the
lower part of the city. In a photo
play of this description these scenes
are justified, lending, as they do, a
certain perspective of value to the
story proper. On the one hand, we
have the Browleys. father and son.
both powers on the Street, and on the
other. Judge Lee Sands. southern
investor. and his daughter. The drama
resulting from conflict of these four
characters is not difficult to forecast
As might be expected. scenes on the
stock exchange are staged in a lavish
manner. and there is nothing lacking
in the movement and excitement of
the struggling brokers during the mo-
mept of panic. Director Emile
Chautard deserves much credit for HE
handling of these stirring passages of
the picture
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-26

Marguerite Gale in +How Molly
Made Good" a newspaper story show
ing the following stars being inter-
viewed by Molly: Henrietta CroS
man, May Robson, Henry Kolker.
Cyril Scott Robert Edison, George
Dietrichstine Julian Eltinge. Charles
Rose, Mabel Fenton, Julian Dean,
Lulu Chaser.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-26

The south is coming into prominence
in national women's club affairs. The
two next big meetings of the General
Federation of Women's clubs will be
held in southern cities. The council
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-19

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sic 6irma GborlcS W}orton icin Snu5
gtr. 1925, &cIt 9omboro StroBc,
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SS. s. Sodion & 50. cine originate
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non $3i.25 oui oos 0aus 9tr. 7G0,
McIt. 1Srouflin. StroRe
g}at6on @lorgcnitern tnuite ooS
Nous 9lr. 1907 @laoiion.9lpemia,
bon @la5or s. g. Gibbs, @oriiber oes
Gireftoriins oerD Giti5cgs glationol-
9oif."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-19

i6rc 6eiti0lcit. Die @rcicrrco idloi
fen nit 75 mo sic Commons mit
2l7s.
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2tabl @elu06ulidbci uor. pclde 9hio
9obe aIi S3A itie1. 9olOwm las
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nit 97l2. Gicle scr anocreu aricgs.
Gficttcu iton0cu inter Iuid uuo pcr.
5cihnctcn wcitcrc Gcrhliie.
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Steel rmO ,SuOuitriaI 9llcobol gobcu
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len NIT iiG. ,Sl auorrcn @rlppcn
mar oo9 Sciddit cbruiaas out.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-19
N6ricM@criAt

9lcuBcrit ucro0icr @lartt od oer
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fcno. Baltimore @oric 9ottc
orltes Ccl.@ciaait. @roBc
SIuitrdge,
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mar icbr ncrpos mo nm proicilionca.
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fulanteu uorgc5ogcl. 9aIomiu So
comotioe iielcn 11s aui 9G7s. Der.
lutte bon eincm &uft batteu Grll.
chile 5teel nnO ,Suouitriol 9llcobnI
5l pcr5ciducn. Der Gcrtoui III 9lclp.
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60H, Odbrcno anocrc Giien6obni
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9labirage maren unO 9rlhtDeilc bon
@cminnen 5lI uer5cidneu 6atter.
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icit uuo aelpomncn oic sSrcierre0 q
nif 7ila bel 9cgitL fielen a6cr ipd
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-19
WrnnOliifs.lI .lIc6crtrusnuscu.

Gtbcl s. 2au OH Clarence g.
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los.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-19

Sanfnelfeiile, NNn0. .......... .18c-
Sammclitutter, Bfmo .1Or. -i2c.
SammeIfoteleitelL &fuuO. ... voc.
8utteL Gier, sale
Stiidbltter, &iuu0 soc. SOC.
9ni0buitcr @nuo 500. 49r.
Gicr iriid6c. 0uGcno Pos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-19
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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-05-19
What Not to Expect
in a Husband

In the June Wom9"'s H"'"7
Companion writer says
Don't expert all the Vi''uc.,
on man l. he is good ,"a'u'. +
NAV he laz,: If t.. l. SCI. .r.E. q.
m - co.., if rr i, t'.l.&. g"
may De SrIng,; # - is generous, -
may be tasteful; it lie i smooth,
be NAV be deoeitfui The mAn
who charms you with his lmmacu
late appearance is likely to be
something of and old maid; the
man who is careful to pick threads
off your skirt is prone to pick flaws
in you; the man who takes an
undue interest in the selection OF
your hats may take an unduel interest
in the bill which comes home; the
man who, before marriage. jumps
to open the door, lest your fingers
be contaminated by the knob,
may after marriage, allow those
same fingers to b contaminated by
the dashboard"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-05-19
A GENERAL SURVEY Of
The WAR
SATURDAY..

Heavy fighting has been resumed In
the Verdun region, with the Germans
again on the offensive west OF the
Meuse. They have brought fresh dl-
vision and apparently made new con-
centration of heavy artillery. The
Paris war Office admits that an unusu-
ally violent bombardment compelled
the French to evacuate part of their
trenches on the northern slope OF
Hill 304. It declares, however, that
German efforts to advance were check
ed
Fridays reports indicating the de-
struction OF three Zeppelins are fol
lowed by despatch from Dutch
sources announcing that the Zeppelin
L-9 had been sighted flying low across
the North Sea, apparently badly Grip
Piled.
Executions of participants in the
Irish revolt are being continued, the
eighth man to suffer the death penalty
being Major John Mcbride, who fought
through the Boer war against the Brit
ish and alterward married Maud
Come.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-05-19
MONDAY.

The Germans are continuing the fu-
rious offensive at Verdun which gain
ed them important ground both east
and west of the Meuse. They made
no further advances Sunday night,
Paris declares, and, in fact, lost part
of the territory won. This is the
seventy-eight day of the battle OF Yer
dun.
A new note to Germany has been
prepared by the administration and
will probably be despatched at once.
1t accepts Germany's new submarine
pledge as it stands, but makes 1t plain
this government will not allow any
Berlin dictation as to its policy toward
Great Britain.
Rumors of peace moves have been
rife in Washington following the Ger
man note and the papal message de
livered at the White House on Satur
day. Foreign dispatches say the Ger
man emperor wrote to the pope before
Easter expressing the hope that an
armistice could be arranged.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-05-19
Game Commission Must
Pay it's Way From Start

The new game department will
find itself greatly handicapped for
funds when the law creating this
department goes in effect on June
Is. Under the provisions of the
law. this department must be SELF
supporting; deriving its funds from
the sale of nunters' licenses. The
State Auditor is not permitted to
approve any voucher for any SER
vice or expenses of any kind unless
the money to pay such voucher
shall, at the time, be on hand in
the State treasury to the credit of
tle game-protection fund.
Hunting licenses are to be dated
July ! of the year in which issued,
and shall authorize the person
named therein to hunt during the
succeeding twelve months, and
then only within the regulations and
restrictions provided by law.
Section IL of the act provides for
the printing of these licenses, and
this expense shall be chargeable to
the first money covered into the
game-protection fund.
Licenses are to be distributed by
the clerks of the circuit courts of
he counties and corporation courts
OF the cities and will be in their
hands just as soon after the law
goes into effect as it will be possible
to get them from the printers.
All of those who are interested
in proper enforcement Of our game
Jaws can greatly assist the depart
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-05-19
George Payne
Meade Swecker
SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS.

ACT THE BOGTOWN DISTRICT SCHOOL. Clubs story
Scheme No lHave weekday and Sunday name?" Poke
Pine on.The campactPoly's first lesson in ove.One of the
eesict school crossing the Aps
Scheme No. 2The school examination Zeph makes
The young idea out it amt like the ccus
ACT H--MOSEs MADDER's STUDIO IN NEW YORK A
domestic settoWiy in in hurryBring the girl
the minister Polly paayzes the pretty good liar.
amt you?Hng boomer Chub and PolyGertie gush-
Timothy enwith from TexasZeph has connpion
Getting points from the widowA jolly the house.
Zeph!"
ACT III--sCENE AS BEFORE--A faterng arranpemept,-
Look here amt angePolys panWie in trouble again
Gert and the widow have another Sue Cyrus shall
doAnother scheme smashedMay Ann Fogay the servant
question: catches at last"The circus going be-
Wiie amuck with the MASTER
oece-The 'boomer' takes trick Im happy owned
the hull state of Texas!-Gere the wapathO, Club
kerfumuxes me!'Wle and the widow"Ive little lie and
tell hatche 1.-THE last knocked in the head
WHAT'S NEXT?"
Admission 15c, Csc and 35c
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-05-19
Billy Sundays Bible

twenty-five years ago, with the
Holy Spirit as my guide. | entered
the wonderful temple of Christia-
anity, | entered at the portico of
Genesis, walked down through the
Old Testament art galleries where
the pictures of Noah, Abraham,
Moses, Joseph, Isaac, Jacob and
Daniel hang on the wall. | pass ed
into the mushroom of Psalms,
where the Spirit swept the key
board of nature until it seemed
that every reed and pipe in Gods
great organ responded to the tune
full harp of David, the sweet singer
of Israel. | entered the chamber
OF Eccleslastes, where the voice
the preacher was heard; and into
the conservatory of Sharon, and
The Lily of the Valleys sweet
scented spices filled and perfumed
my life. | entered the business
office, of Proverbs and then into the
observatory room of the prophets,
where | saw telescopes of various
sizes, pointed to far off events, but
all concentrated upon the bright
and morning star, which was to
rise above the moonlit hills of Judea
for our salvation.
entered the audience room of
the King of kings, and caught a
vision of His glory from the stand
point of matthew, Mark, Luke and
John, passed in the Acts of the
Apostles, where the Holy Spirit
was doing his work in the forma
ton of the infant church. Then
into the correspondence room
where sat Paul, Peter, James and
John, penning their epistles. |
stepped into the throneroom Of
Revelation, where lowered the
gilttering peaks, and got a vision
Of the King sitting upon the throne
in all His glory, and | Cried:
"AlI hail the powerof Jesus name
Let angels prostate fall,
Bring forth the royal diadem.
And crown Him Lord of ALL"
William Sunday
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-05-19

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Highland county,
in vacation, the 1st day of May,
1916.
D. Y. Eliza
VS. Order of Publication
!. ]. Mowrer, W. !. Gum, z T. Gum
and Hilbert Pullin.
The object of the above styled suit is
to specifically enforce a contract between
the complainant and defendant, l. J
Mowrer whereby said defendant put
complainant in possession of three tracts
of land in Highland county adjoining
one another on Little Back Creek and
agreed to convey the same to complain
ant, said Mowrer owning the fee in said
land, TO enforce contract whereby de.
PENDANTS, W. l. Gum and z. T. Gum.
who hold a vendors lien on the said
land, agreed to release the same to com
plainant upon the execution of a bond
for 100000 of the purchase price thereof
by complainant to them which was also
agreed upon by said MoWrey and also to
ehioin and restrain defendant, ] Now
rer from proceeding in the Circuit Court
of Highland county with an action of
unlawful detaiper now pending therein
seeking to dispassess complainant, and
also to enjoin and restrain all the de
PENDANTS and especially defendant, Ell
bert Pullin, who claims to have q con.
tract with said J Mowrer emitting him
to the possession of the said land from
proceeding to dispossess complainant of
the said land, And 1t appearing by sfi
davit filed according to law that !. ].
MOWER, WI Gum and z 7 Gum, the
sshh2Ye naHed defendants, are not resi-
aents of This state, !" is therefore order
ed that said II Mowrer, " ! Gum and
g 7 Gum, do appear within fifteen DAYS
after due publication of this order, in
the Clerks office of our said circuit court,
and do what Is necessary to protect their
interests. And 1t is further ordered that
thia order be published once a week for
four successive weeks In the Highland
Recorder, q newspaper published in the
county of Highland In the state of Vir
ginia, WI Matheny, Clerk
Andrew l. Jones, pq