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Washington Journal., 1916-09-22
4ereins~ ind A~ogen~Ralender

9ie Serren Sefretare fto gebeten, uns fets pom aorelenoerdnOerungen
Iopie bon gorgdngen in ibren gereinen 8erift 81 geber, rno limo @lr
fhts befrebt, folde an geeigneter Seue ouf5unebnen.
8reis fit 6e Snierton Der &ate $3.50 per Sabr.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22

0us arOse @icaenrt Os 9cntidtnms Ameufas!
Bic Scnr SeS 2cntitcn Sases Elm Set os seiamten Senhbamerifaner
tnms!
&ar Dor Aubrub oeies idreflthen arie9es Dos Deutidamerifnher
tum mebr ODER min0er in AnIften, SOeen 1n0 3ielen getetlt, 10 ttnDet
man beute rnter 0en umerifaniiden @ermdnenfn0ern ben @eit Der Gtn
belt, Giniqfeit un0 3uummengeborigfeit Set Den erfen Iagen 0s gn
quit 1914 nohm oas Oeuhftuu NmerifoS cine anOere Wenoung, Die
Oienen fonnte. &eigi0ie, poltiibe umo io5ale Stelrngen oes @tn8elnen
idbmnaten Th mebr o0er meniqer an Die 0es 2anosndnnes an, lmo man
fonn fat iogen, Dob es beute nlr etnen ltortcn Oent1den Went lno
Character in Sen Ser. Staaten gbt.
Nieleiht ME 3nbor mar fb 0as 0eut1famerifanertum DtGer beao-
tiqten 3ulommeneeb0rigfet in Dem WiaBe bepuBt in Dem fe beute bier sat
fin0en III. Sett 0n bongen Sagen 0es Iugut 1914 Gut 0s Deutihtlun
@merfas cine llmpnnoIung erfabren, Die bie0eidt mic 5u1tonoe gefonnlen
mare, bGte Nfors ieinen 6re0enSldlmmer tortgeebt. Wogltderpce
mGren Die 9euti6umerfaner ne 81 Dem beuttgen engen 3nommenlbl1lle
aefomnaen. @enn odJ Der &rieg NIT all leinen Sdredninen, Seioen mo
SrIb1ulen Elm gebnBter 8enOne ill., 10 bot er III Den Nelben Der Seutffp
nmerifaner oenn bod Iegensrei6e @influie 5rrMfgelaien. Der ® bt|
inns aeaeiqt un0 qeebrt, mer BON ben NmerifanGrn nidt0eutibcr Mbltoln=
nunq un1er m4fru1tieer uo treuer 6reuno lit @eute fennen mir Die
SteQungnabme 0s geammten Nmerfanertum1s 81 inns Oeuhhonerlfos
neru, un0 I'M ipeteren Sinne od 3u 9eutifdon0. Sect mien mir pitt
Siherbeit, mo- mir ieben uno lpel6e 3ufunft unS bier b%eDor1tebt. Stdrs
fer 0enn ie fihlen iil beue Neutrality-suspicious.; bente mnRn nc audi
mic man linen in 0en gcebqebcnocn &rencn gefnnt it, Die mertboacn
Grfabrunqen, bic mir lett geginn 0s &rnges geiunr1elt bobcn, blocn ct
ne Sunogrube fir unere 3ufunft
Sci ser SSeer 0s 0eIhhen Suges ON q. 1m0 8 Sftober miro lpte0cr
cinnol Ser gepeis erbroft merocn, 0B mir beute III engerenf 3uianuncn-
IhIuiie teben 1n0 fir &eht rn0 @ercbtigfet eintreten. Die 0ernancn=
iobne 4merrfas fno itHS treue un0 lopue Siuger oieieS Sanoes gmeicn
mo hotte GretoriaS bic 9obn nod Ser neuen &elt nibt gebroden nn0
iomt Die Oetife @inmonocrlmg begrlinoct, 10. mare Amerlfd nleuHbt
nod bente elm engG1der Saioa.
Iia m 9entiden Sag, Der 0ieies Sabr dpei Gage lang gdeiert miro,
ON a. 1mo 5. Sftober, lit eS bic 8fHht zines jeoen 9entifdmerifaners,
Oobei AIT en inns All aeiqen, OaB mir SGbne oie1es unpermiHifen Sento=
nenItommes InOs unO 0s 2ano nnlerer @eburt .uno nnterer Sartobren III
treuem @eoGdrhis bepabrt baben. - Ser leberi6uB Der Seranfatung
lit sr l1nterihib1nq ser &riegs @ttpen rno =@nhen Oeuti6lnnos rn0
Seferrei6ellngarns; oesbaI6 lei jeoermann an Nlabe; bHfrei6 lei Der
9Renff, eoe uo quit -~Notram"
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22
aas qanS dp6er mpraliider 9rinsipien.

Sim &c. Nuquit s. :. erbob sic DeuIde &egierlng anfIage gegen cine
.qepHie fredericksburg, oe Dem fran5of1Aen Seere 5ugetetlt lit 1o
0e @ufgabe bot, one 0eutiben Soloaten, Die lh nibt ergeben moleh,
nie6eraritefen. @as abr nod iflimmer lit, DRe &ouberbonoe bat 0cn
Nnftrog uno Die 9flidt, aae Derfpunoeten mebrloien oeutlfen Soloafen
in Den erpberten SdiiBen9rGben 81 ermoroen. Gtee 9anolrngsmere
ser 6run3n1en mioenprht alien Gegeln u0 Srnapien 0es internattonolen
Rehtes. gnht einnnol ben idperberpunoeten Wenlben 1hpnt man! O1e1e
8eioItGt ser Gran5oien qleubt Ser &obbet Der llrO0lfer, Die nidts muB-
ten BON ARoralttdt uno 9ddtenlebe. @ie lit es iberbanpt nur n1o9ldl
0uB cine Station, ole i) 81 ben fultiDnrteten Solfern Der @et 5abf, 5u
ioIden @reuIidfeten greHen fam? Saben Ole 5ron5oien oenn ollie Nrins
aipien ser I}orol anfgegeben? @bt cs 0enn feline Wtadt Die gegen Deles
barboriidle uno ruboie 8orgeben ser 6ron5oien etni1reiten fonnte? Us
lit ihouoerboft, IfreflidL 0abolnh!
@s lit mirflih AIT be0auern, bob Die Wtor0intrunente lener fran5olt
iden G6u6erbonoen in Den Ser. Stuoten bergete0t rno Bonn nod
ssronfreid abgeanot ueroen, banit fe BORT gegen berpltnoete pebrlole
oeutide SoIoaten gebrauft peroen. 9hie @forDmeIer tragen Die So
brifnorfe e. 6. Simmons, Seen <er, ct. Souls, Il. e. ~" 1440OO
StIf oieier MoromaHen ino Dor engen Sagen on Die MaiRrten abge-
qonqen. Cine omerfanIhe Sabrif leprt ao bieie ihanoliden @uffen.
$40 beibt ous Qono, in Benz man an bo9ter 5tele BON piegepricicnen
Der 2a6ung ser 6irma Sinmons nift anfbalten lmo os rnpallerbar er-
flaren? lleberfam oas @epiHen Der 3o0beonten nidyt cine graufge Surdt
uno angfb os tie Die @oroinitrmente inlpi6ierten? yta9te ibnen 0as
NeniIIen feline &orpirfe? &Onnte lnIere Eegternng ntdt ele 1olde Se'
ferlung oufbolten?
&onn f1 infer 8rGfoent nod befnnen, as er BON Seitlblono ln
gonen Ser ySnmanitGt" ole @infenung Os Observation-Disclosures beuong=
re? SoQte er in oidem Safe nht i'm Ganen ebenber1elben 9unanttat
ben eebrau6 iober @foroinfrnmente perbieten, ia ab DEM anertfanl
ihn 6abrifonten oie SerneQung oieler Wtor0poHe unter1a9en?
gie Dem audi 5en mag, cine amertfunt16e S1rntd ut one beDnBte S1e-
ferortin BON Moroinfrlmenten, Die nad Dem tnternahonalen Hedt I'M
0rieqe feline @npenoung fnoen 0urfen. Mner1fo, Dos San0 Der btelen
drutIihen &rhen unD 2ebren, laOet f6 einen anoeren Sdanofed omt
iGn @epifen. -"Solram
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22
9as aamaAtise GnalanS.

Die 9otiute, ooB uner staatsoepurtment England eegetiber EN-
thTes StiQifmGqen beobaftet, ermutgt Sobn Bull 81 meteren NaBnaD
men qeqen @maGfa. 5Gn @inmiiden in Die 9rief6eforoerng, oas Deli
men nn6 3enferen onerfaniifer Diplomatnber Srie1batten no Jeef' oe
npte1e ieiner Requ(erungen, oas @ufbaltcn anerifanilhen @rports noh
Soaono hat man bier I'M Staats0epartment nit oer Seelenrube btnge-
nomnten @nqlono lit chen olmadtig. 6ortan iperoen anerhanll1e
Sirmen. Sic hire @raeuaniIe nod Soaan0 erporteren, 5u1eben mullen,
ME linen Gnq(ono perbietet, ole Sanoelsbe8Nbungen NIT SolaHo ol15h
oeben. 4merfaniihe 0iplomoten meroen IN 3ufuntt geraBt 1an mullen,
6oB hire @nntsqcbeimniTe pom cngliifen 3enior geleien lno nab 1elnem
gofirboIten paIierea poer niht pniieren ourfen. Imerifanilde Wtnrne-
offiaimc meben feline Ginpenoung MAIDEN ourfen, menn engmno We-
beimnifie 1mlerer Worine mfgreift .uno ih oiNe 5nn1rse mndt. 9errllNe
2,StSnSel 0Gt es Denn nod Elm Staotsbepartment in Nobingtpn, oor
fms iene Sore geidIoien worOen. nar neil 6 en9lano r iphnldae? Nt
grprifn hnte nod elm llbItGnoiges, unabbongiges Sano, oer ut Is
mieoer cnrnol Ser Iooa Gnalonos2 0at lmiere armee lmS Yaarine mob
ae6an mir heue nod in Sen Ser. Staohn, ooer fmo mir Dem llnglif
perfolen, mieoer enaol cine englihe aolonie 81 ian? Dies io noq
n1phr {nGte 1nier Stootsoepartment ihletngft erpagen, bebor es 81 1pat
it Gle frpden @noIGnoer madden uns Tori6riften nod geleben ino
mir mn riIpn Nieie bdoioen. SIM mir Denn CANA naAtlos2 -uNolfram
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22
@eians : @ereime.
@ni6imatDm GGnoer6mn6, SIR. 81

&nibingtpn SGnger6mnb, Ger. 314
G-StraBc N.=gS. gilbert 2epper, 9ra-
iiOellt; 81. 8rouncr, SefretGr, 3t4 6
Ctr. @.-@. 81. @umprebt, Dirigent.
Singitl1noe ieoen Mittmo1 @ben0.
9ireftorcn=Serl am 2. @ontog i. sc.
SanscrbnaD 9amenberein. Ieri.
an 2. @ittlpo6 /. SC, abenos s llbt,
i'm GGngerbuno.
griOn 9amenuereiu. Srou 9.
-&ritmfc, Srdi. @cri. dm 2. Mittlpo1
|. &C., abenos s ltbr, I'M Sdngerbrno.
Germania Mannerdur, 922 ga.
gluc. @.-@. @rGi. Sobn &eif; Se-
frctGr: Martin S6iaing, 2157 81. 9.
Ipc 0.-8. 9irigert: emil S. Gbri.
ltioni. @eri. am 1. Oonnerstog i.M.
GingItltnoe ie0en 9onnerstag abeno.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22

%4ttDC A"o +N"+S+F"H
nngs : &ercinc.
&crein SaSeu. Scrf. om 2. Mitt.
ipo6 i. sc. IN 922 $50. 9[pe. N.=@.
9nois &einbort, Sefretdr, 531 2te
Str. &c.
|ereim SaDern. @eri. am 1. @or-
tag /. sc. in 1922 Ba. IDe. ge.=8.
Sbeo. 2edcrt Setret6r, 1910 Sla.
Mbe. SIC.
Columbia 8raner Sranfem-ltnter.
ltiitnngsnerein. Sralt8 &onL Sefre.
tar, 1874 %. Str. N.=@. 8erf.
AM 3. 0ienstaa i. 80. in 922 $50.
Mbe. N.=gS.
9entid : Mmerifaniider l1nter-
~Itiitnngs : &erein. gtic. @iegano,
Sefretdr, S24 Ste Str. S.=8. Gel
W}ain 2999m. &eri. am 2. Sienstag
/. sc. in 705 Siebente Str. N.=&.
GliGiier &crein. geri. on 2. @on-
tag.i. 90. in 705 Siebente Ctr. @.-@.
30. S1ncioer, SefretGr, sol Union
GoOingS 8anf Building.
SeiIenoarmltGStcr ltnteritibmmgs.
&erein. emil Gpabn @r6l. Sobn
Meininger, SefretGr, 81 STA. Mbe.,
1913. &eri. onn 3. Mittmo9 /. sc.
in 922 asa. Nhe. N.=8.
S1iuGbiIdcr &ranfen : ~1tnteriit-
nmssbcrein. Neihael Diet, SefretGr.
629 $ StroBe SIC. @eri. am 1.
9ienstag !. sc. in Ger. 7O5 Siebente
Str. Sc.
EattOentidcr &ereen, @aibinstom,
.. s. Sefretdr; 8ms. Stuermanr,
II Gbeltutt Str, Safoma 8arf, 90.
geri. om 1. 0omerstog /. sc. in 7O5
Sie6ente Str. @.=@.
9entider llmtertiitnnss : SnnS,
Siitrift Nr. 40. SefretGr 8m. San-
nemorn, 234 Mopple Ctr, Eafoma
Barf, 9. 6. &eri. am 4. Mittmo9 /.
80. in 922 4a. 9lpe. N.-@.
9enti6er l1nterfatnngs : @mm6,
Siitrift 1905 W3i6. 0ieb, SefretGr,
629 $ StraBe SC. @eri. am A.
9ienstag i. sc. in 922 asa. Npe. g..
SO.
Sentider 1tnterititmmgs 8nnO,
Siltrift 40. Sefretdr Sobn Mei-
ninger, 81 STA. 9lne. N.=8. @eri.
alh 1. Montag i. sc. in 922 8a. Mbe.
gt.=@.
0@ai6ingtpm Mekser 1lnteritiit.
nmgs-%erein" HrGiioent: Moam Die
gelmann 11O4 6 ctr. CO. Sefre.
tor. Jrib SeB, 112 Ate Str. SEC.
Gerl. am 1. 9icnstag /. sc. in 922
Ga. 9lbe. N.=8.
@aI6instpn Sid 9ielief. gcfretGr
6. giiNof Gberrpoale Gltrol Sta.
8. 6. %erI. ant 1. nn0 3. Wontog
i. sc. in 705 tic Str. @.-8.
@ilbclm Sell llnteritiitmnss-@e-
ielidaft. 8erl. am 4. Mtontag i. 90.
in 922 $50. Mbe. &.-@. 8a1l 8ad-
l6nliot, Sefretdr, 1O7 Siinfte Str.
Nor0oit.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22


Itrift Columbia.
9ralioent: @artin @iegono;
i. &i5e-@rGi.: @. &l1dOdi6el;
2. 8i3e-8rGi.; 6. Imelung;
8. @i8e=Grai.: SoDn SIT;
4. @i8e-@rGi.: IS. 8eolDerb;
5. &i5e-YrGi.: &arl 6. Braun;
Sefretdr. @liitob SENDER;
Sdabnei1ter Carl Sammel.
SabnentrG9er: Soc &OnoroG.
Geriommll4ng ant A. 9ienstag /. sc.
I'M y@oibington SdngerbunO, 314
6 Str. N.-@.
,0amcn=@ereim Oes Seutidameri-
famiIdem 1914='15 Silfs-&omittces"
&erI. ON /. uno 3. Sreitag /. &C., I'M
SGngerbuno, 3t4 6 StroBe @.=8.
6rGunoe iiaO ber5lidit ein9elaoen.
SrGiiOentin: Srou SO. 2in5ba6; Sc
fretGrin Sralt Dora Soett6er, 1911
6 StraBe 80.
9eutider 8aiicn6ansDerein. 8rG-
ii0ett Wtartin @iegano; Sefretdr:
@nt. S. Mepers; 1919 Srping Str.
S6ubmeiIter; Gbos. 6. Nogier, Gil
@olt Capitol ctr. 9ireftorenberi. aWl
2. Spmtag i'm @aiienbais.
Jralten 6ilfsberein. Srau Qlusu=
ftine &uppertus, Yrd1. Seri. am 2.
9~onnerstog /. SC, 3 ubr na6m. inl
Ser Mnltalt.
Tranem MGbpercin. Sralt &otb.
20ffler, GrGiioerrtin. 8eriammelt iid
monatIi6 genlaB Scotia.
9enti@er GrieserbnnS. @eri. am
A. Montog i. sc. in 922 8a. @be. &C.
8. Selopebel: Gilbert 2inObeimer,
care 2~ansburgb Bros, APO Z. Str,
N.-8.
Snfel &rGiig &ergaiignnssOcrein.
&eri. ON 2. 9ienStag /. sc. i'm SGn-
berbuno. Geo Mair, Sefretar, 1881
lite Ctr. N.=8.
Gnfel Srdfis 9amenucrein, Sralt
@. @abL Nr6iioentin. @eri. li@ onl
1. @tittfpo6 /. 90. I'M Sauie zines
9Ritglieoes.
&rDipect Sill Cemetery. @m.
Stiebling, &raiiOent; 8m. Martin
Sefrcfdr; Gbas. 8ridmeboe, S1ab-
meilter. &eri. am 1. Sreitog /. 90.
IN 1922 9te Ctr. N.-8.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22

a 9cntide S%reimanrer oOse,
Ny Nrminins, Ger. %, g. q. 81.
w @oam S1neioer, ScfretGr.
sol Union Sopings 8anf 9uiloina.
Seri. am l.. 1no 3. 9iensfag i. SO.
I'M Neren Maionic Sempel.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-17
OAKLAND NOTES
Items for this department NAV be
phoned to 3o15 or State Journal office,

spending a few days with the ]. G.
Huey family in Chester avenue.
Miss Helen Biggs will entertain the
members of the Sunflower Art club
Wednesday afternoon at her home in
AFTER avenue.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell of Michigan
avenue has returned from a short visit
with relatives and friends in Kansas
City.
Miss Grace Campbell of Forest ave-
nue. has returned from Belleville where
she spent the weekend with friends.
The members of the S. o. D. Fl.
club will be entertained next Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs. Lee
Roy Kendall in Chester avenue.
The annual apron and bonnet sale
will be given Tuesday afternoon and
evening at the Oakland NJ. E. church
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
society. Supper will be served at $3.50
20 which the public is invited
Mrs. w. S. Eastman and Mrs. ]. L.
Heller will attend the district conven-
ton or the w. c. T. U. as delegates
from the Oakland Union Tuesday at
the bowman Hill M. Z. church.
The members of the Oakland Vet
eran club and a number of other
friends were guests last Saturday
night at the home of Conrade and
Mrs. j. w. Painter at their home in
kellam avenue. Comrade Painter
gave short talk welcoming his guests
and gave a short history of his life.
He was born in Warren county,
Illinois, March Is, 1916. and served in
the One Hundred and Thirty-first and
One Hundred and Fifty-first Illinois
infantry. Other talks were given by
Comrade c. c. Vandeventer. Rev. j.
w Thompson and reading by Mrs.
Thomas Potter. Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Raj
stin. Mrs. ]. L. Campbell and Mrs.
Anna Moore. Patriotic songs were
sung by the members, music being
/ furnished by Miss Hazel Keesee at the
piano and Comrade George Rake on
the violin. Those who attended the
affair were: Comrade and Mrs. Paint
er, Comrade and Mrs. Harris Com
rade and Mrs. Ralstin. Comrade and
Mrs. Cole, Comrade and Mrs. Perry,
Comrade and Mrs. Jones. Comrade
and Mrs. Busby, Comrade and Mrs.
/ Cooper, Comrade and Mrs. Baum
gardner, Comrade and Mrs Banks.
Comrade and Mrs. Bradley. Rev. ]. w.
Thompson, Mrs. Thompson. Comrade
Rake. Comrade Hamill, Comrade KEEL
sey, Comrade Sprague, Comrade
Campfield, Mrs. NJ. Carey. Mrs. H.
Woodwork Mrs. NJ C.,sWatts, Mrs.
/ E. E. Campbell. Mrs. Anna Moore. Mrs.
| ]. L. Campbell Mrs. NJ Dolstrom,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Puschell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Isaacson, Mr.. and Mrs Ed
/ Guy. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Wallace. Miss
! Hazel Keesee, Miss Opal Draut, Miss
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-17
SANTA FE NOTES
Items for this department may be
phoned to 1915 or State Journal office.

c. T. Thomas, clerk in the ticket
auditors office, has returned from a
short business trip to Kansas City.
Mrs. Luther Belms of Chicago will
arrive here the last of the week for a
visit with her mother, Mrs. E. ].
Smith, and family Mrs. Helms was
before her marriage Miss Clara Smith.
John Cooper of the superintendent
of shops office has returned from
short visit with friends in Kansas City.
H. p. Colberg of the ticketing de-
partment and Mrs. COlberg have re-
turned from Ottawa, where they spent
the weekend with friends.
a. F. Weaver of the Santa Fe water
service is slowly recovering from seri-
Gus burns received a few days ago in
gas explosion.
Clarence Biggs. superintendent of
the National Engineering company of
Seattle. Wash, is here on business for
few days.
w. w Hutton, general chairman of
the o. r. c., has returned from a
short business trip to Clovis. N NJ.
H. E. Garrett, clerk in the ticket
auditors office, has returned from a
short visit with relatives. He was ac-
companfed by his mother, who will
visit in Kansas City.
Miss Mildred Jones of the freight
auditors office, spent the weekend
with friends in Ottawa.
Miss Helen r. Graham has returned
from weekend visit with friends in
Lawrence.
Machinist Barney Stitt of St. Joseph
is here visiting relatives and friends
a few days. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Stitt and children.
Engineer Link Ga1letly of Argentine
spent the weekend here with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Busby, wife of Switchman Will
liam Busby, went to Kansas City today
to visit relatives and friends
Mrs. Ash and daughters Helen and
Dorothy returned to their home in
Argentine yesterday after a short visit
with friends here.
Mrs. Randlett, mother of Engineer
and Mrs. VIM. Sherman, who has been
seriously i'll the past few weeks, re-
mains about the same.
Mrs. c. F. Yewell will entertain the
members of Division No. 90 Engi-
neers' Wives next Friday afternoon at
her home, sos East Eighth street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-17

The regular meeting of Topeka tenn
pie No. 10, Pythian Sisters, will be
held tonight in the X P. hall. All
members are urged to be present as
business of Importance will be trans
acted.
Mrs. George Holder. and Mrs. Will
liam Busby went to Kansas City today
to attend a state meeting of mission
AIRY societies. as delegates from the
Third Presbyterian church.
The members of the Bellview Liter
airy club will have their reglar meet
ing Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
Hattie Reeves in California avenue.
Mrs. Ernest Rhodes will entertain
the members of the H. d. club Wed
nesday afternoon at her home in Lime
street
Mrs. w. II. Cox of Reno street is
visiting relatives in Hoyt Kansas, a
few days.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Sew
ard Avenue NJ. z. church held an all
day quilting last Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Roy Cline in
Twiss street. Those present were: Mrs.
D. Warner, Mrs. W. H. Cox. Mrs. c.
Saylor. Mrs. Howard Beach. Mrs f.
Pearsons. Mrs. T. Bell. Mrs. G. Brant-
ingham. Mrs. G. SchWardfeger, Mrs
T. Ward. Mrs. Cline.
The Dorcas society of the Third
Christian church will have an after
noon quilting next Thursday at the
church.
Mrs. Frank Morris will entertain
the members of the Golden Rod club
Wednesday afternoon at her home
i27 Reno street.
The Louis Alsdorff family have
moved from Locust street to 723
Adams street
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stitt, Miss Mildred
Stitt. Miss Anna Schrower and Master
Earle Ellis of Albuquerque. n. NJ, Mr.
and Mrs. Barney Stitt and children OF
st. Joe, Mr.. Elmer Stitt of Kansas
city and Mrs. George Maxwell of Kan
sas City arrived here Saturday, called
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-17
in NORTH TOPEKA
Annual Westward Movement Of
HObOes Has Set In.
City Library Branch Soon VIII
Open Friday Evenings.

II is evident that North Topeka has
been visited recently by large num-
bef or the aristocrats of the road, or
riders of "side door Pullmans" from
the numbe of large trade marks
that blaze their trail. The bikes are
covered with these marks, some OF
them painted in letter six feet in
height The marks all indicate that
che hoboes are bound westward and
are Of recent date but it is improbable
that they are headed for the harvest
. fields.
To Open Friday Evenings.
The branch of the city library,
which is in a room at Quincy school.
includes at present about six hundred
books. Lately books which are used
by the high school pupils in their col
lateral reading have been added to
; the list. soon the library will be open
ed on Friday evenings as well as each
afternoon from o'clock until .. 1t has
been closed on account of the insult
ficient heat during winter months.
NHnt Baptist Church Choir.
A request has been made TO the
members of the choir of Baptist
church by the committee in charge of
the services to sing Easter morning
at the Masonic temple.
The choir. under the direction of
W. NJ. Van Ness. has been organized
for nearly twenty-five years. and num-
ftAS Il'lt IMAM LlilN members. re
hearsals are being held by the choir
each week for a cantata Queen
Esther" which they plan to give in
three weeks.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs George Black of Hoyt was in
the city Sunday visiting relatives
Mrs M. Shtnn is visiting her moth
err Mrs Mary Doane of 1925 Quincy
street Mrs. Doane's son Claude ar
rived sunday from Wichita to stay
until Tuesday when he will leave with
tho "Everywoman' show, of which he
is master mechanic.
Special services are being arranged
for the boys of the industrial school
on Easter sunday. The boys will take
part in program and an address will
he given by the chaplain, the Rev. NJ.
F. TroXelL The Sunday after Easter
the young men of the Y. M. C. A.
from Washburn will have charge of a
meeting for the boys.
The mayor and fire chief of Joplin.
No. were guests this morning of the
saw o demonstration of the service Civ
en- by the large trucks which are used.
Mrs. George NJ. Skinner and two
weeks old son were taken to their
home from st. Francis hospital Sun
day.
Miss Ina and Eva Deppe are the
guests of Fred Deppe, 1882 North Tay-
Tor street
Mrs. ]. S Morse of 1918 Van Buren,
street returned to her home after q
visit to her son in Chicago.
Regular prayer service tonight al
the Good Shepherd church, and an
address by the pastor, Mr.. Petrie
Tuesday morning, prayer service at
o'clock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-17
"CIVE NE THAT GIRL"
Open Season on Insults Begins in To-
peka's Parks.

The open season on park attacks on
girls and male escorts was inaugurated
Sunday evening when Carl Nelson and
Miss Marguerite Allen, Washburn
students, were stopped in Central
park by man with revolver. They
escaped further insult by running
away and as they dashed across Blu
chanan street on the west side of the
park, a bullet from the man revolver
whizzed past them.
"Give me that girl" demanded the
man as he walked toward the couple.
Both turned and dashed away. Ac-
cording TO Nelson he heard the revolt
yer which the man had leveled at
them snap as they turned. Later. a
bullet whizzed past them. They ran
west to the home of ]. E Rosebrough,
1112 West Fourteenth street, from
where the police department was noti-
fled. No trace of the assailant could
be found. The man wore derby hat
and a suit of dark clothes.
Nelson stated this morning that they
first noted the man when he spoke to
them near the center of the park.
They ouickened their pace and passed
when he saw the boys. Then he
pressed forward and several times de-
manded:
Give me that girl
/ Again near the Fourteenth street
entrance, Nelson declares. they met
some boys and the man dropped back.
His persistence caused them to break
| into a run. Near the edge of the park
and under a street light, which was
not lighted, Nelson heard the revol-
yer click. A mad chase in which a re-
volver shot featured followed, ending
when they reached the Rosebrough
/ home. Nelson lives at 1886 Mulvane
street and Miss Allen at 1411 Buchan-
an street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-17
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