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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-06

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npmnrcu Wullen9arn.
Sic Giuiubr bicier pcrbotcncu
Mrtitcl miro MIR nit ousbrildlidlcr
@eucbmiaun9 bcs Snnnclsminiltcs
RUINS, unb 3lunr MIR i'll ioldIcu Sdllen
acitattct perbcm no sic Wanrcn lid
bcrcitS aif hcm Transport nod Dem
@ereini9tcu aDniercih gu Der 3cit
bcfanbeu. no ba3 &crbot crlaiicn
nllroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-06
100000 iiir Maramette
ltniperiit6t.

&c ilmnutcc. Wis.-Sic SAINT
paanc fir IuibrinaIu9 cincs Sonba
bon 100000 fir sic Wurqucttc lluis
p~criitGt bot ibrcn 3ipcf crrcift. Scr
betannte %giicnbnbns Wnguut Sauco i.
SiQ nlleiu CAB $4,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-06
McrfipIrSi9cs.

spebtta far Oieie s,irnha b%earbsitet

s.. q. Hanliar, cilit ShcrmuldliniIt
hes fonfobcrirtcn @ibocridiff9 .y!crs
rintac" unO ciucr Der pcni0eu llcbcrz
Icbeubcn Der M%nnnidlnft Der pQtcrris
mac" lit I'M 81. Scbcuslabrc 9cltorbcn.
j. + i
Sic Nnlcricou @ritil0 Sdpcr SO.
kot cincu SohuallildIIug pm 20 Cts.
td9Iid ibrcn mdnnlidcu lnN BON 10
|ro3cnt ibrcu lpciblidlcn Nrbcitcru,
Suiammcu 300 @erioncn bclpiuigt.
Gs mtrb bchullptct. cine nlOltcrtDlt
Nmcrican Cartridge 50. babe 300 Der
bcitcu Nrbcitcr Der Bennington ltrro
Der Union Wtctaaic Cartridge So.
cu9ogicrt. I'm tic gc9cu bobc Sc6o5s
lung milBi8 81 crbaItcn.
49,
Ter Sobn bc5 Niucue Su9cuicur5
:. $. 6unmonb bat cine mittcIa
@lcftri3itGt fontrouicrtc SorpcNp
&orrid)tung criuuhcu, pcld3c buI
8ric9ss Scpnrtcmcnt iiir $9S7,O00
antauicu mill.
llnl Sen @crfcbr 3ruiidIcu Scr Siirfci
rno bcrcu IIiicrtcu 81 crlcittcrn,
hat ~critcrc .ncn @rcooriuniihcn aus
lcubcr ciuqciilhrt, mn BIC Snbrc36abI
pcrblcibt, 10 bab ho3 Subr 1916 iiir
bic Silrfci nad) luic Dor bu5 1884.
mad Der 6cbifrn pcrbleibt.
Tns n~mcrttaniidc @iirocrrcdt IN
Souollllt lpllrbc IN ci1cm Scltfalle
Dem Supaucr 5afao S3oluu pcrlpcis
qcrt. 9as @cridlt cutId]icb, rag bic
Sapaucr oMfpugolcu" icicu uub oua
Wort olpeiB" bic mou8oliidc 8aiic
nitht cinitlicBc.
+ + i
Gabrielle o'N~nuuu5ip. Sidltcr mo
nmtIitcr Observation-Disclosures nc''cn
rethtes NuQe tilr3ltd) bel ciucm Ncros
plnuslluinu pcrlcst iplIrhc, III burdl
@crlcibuug elmer iilbernen 0icbniQc III
Nuerfenmlng ictncr &croicnIte ol5 DC
pbahter I'M 6ccrcsflu9oicuitc nllsBcs
5eid)net lporbcn.
+ +
Plus cincm @crid't hc9 0nnocl3s
requirements III 81 cricbcu, buB pGbs
rcuO Der lcbtcn 6cbn Sabre nos amcris
tnuiihc &oIt CUR 6rDbmlna bc5 aulls
Initcrs nIciu fir .Gbiclc" $4,000
600 pernus9abtc. ctlpa iiInf Ytul iopicI
ais mir icincr ,3eit an NuSiuno fiIl
bic Nbtrctung BON Nlnstn 3nbItcu. IN
Surhidynitt bclduit lid nnicrc lohr.
lidc @iuiubr an oGbiclc" nui 1000
600 Yfunb, filr mcldc mir an bic
Gambler. bon beuen mir Den Stoii be-
3icbeu, gcgcu 50, 100000 3abIcr
oriBer bcm @infubr5oq in 00bc por
cttun $75O.00O. .G6icIe" III bcl
milti9c Snft ciuc5 tropiIdcn Bait
mes, Der aid an Stclc bon 8utto
Serbia &crtpcnpun9 iiubct.
Sic Gntocdung pes 8u3iQu5, mel:
der bic Saliuht crrc9t, nuroe ncus
lidl bon Or. Charles u. &. Rceo Dor
Cincinnati Dor Der Mcbical Socict,
reg Niiiourie Sbals acknowledgement
Or. Hcco ncuut i'm Den obociQu!
cpilcpticus". Icriuhc NIT lcbcnbcr
9nriuhcu Iolen 5utugc g~cf0rocr'
BADEN, hnS bcr 8a5iillis 0urd) Der
Wngcn uub bic Giu9epcibc IN Der
&0rpcr gcIan9t mn bort lpcitcrIcbt
@pileptiide IuidIe trctcu Elm, mcur
&eritppfung porbnubcu III; banr
pcrbeu Die 9n5ileu ms @lllt gctric:
ben. aaninfeu, Die NIT Dem @lu
bon @pileptitern g"cinrpit purbcu, 3ci9,
ten Spmptonc Der 6oQildIt lluo itar.
ben in Den mciitcn SdQeu flr3 bnroui
9r. Rcco mil nlth icitgcitcQt bnbcu
haB bon 5cbu gpiIcptitern hic cr be:
pbaftct bat, ucuu bon bcnl critcn an:
gcitcdt norbCn iiub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-06
PrsPibitiens' Siikrcr be-
trmnten.

ScS 90 pinc8, Robert
Blair, Hcrnitcur bcs ~Nationnl BRO
bibitor" uub Gin bctanntcr 9ciiirs
ruorter Der Yrobibitiou, crtldrtc lid
am 81. Wdr5 bier fir ItuIpig, be-
truutcn 9epcicu al iciu. Gr muroc
8u SO Stroie uno ben @cridt5foiten
bcrlrthcilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-06
Holy Ghost Institute
fir M1ofcn mn iunac Snmcn.

fir Mnofcn nrb iunse Gamer.
Inter 2ciimne Der MiiiiunurD Glitter Ger.
oanis OF Toe 9oIO Sboft. gSiieninaiili6e.
Saus6Gllnnasa uno 8cindits . abtbeiiung.
@iier6nbn gtnrcficrc: N,utber Srppineial.
3clD @boii Snfiitutc. 3chnp. Su.
gelm Sbreiben crlpGbne oieie5 NIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-06

gc9cn iiebt Die Smcricau Scocration
bon Der Iuiitcuung zines Srosrammcs
ab unb mill iih nnrnuf beidrdnfcn.
oic Organization Nes aougreiicS 5ils
Itailoc 3u bringcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-06

Sa5 llurcht trG9t bic Nudc
III lid.
Sic StGrtc in Scr Nusilbung
gutter @crfe miro nod iibertroiicu bon
Der Stdrfc in Scihcu mo Sriibialcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-06

Gabrielle b'NnnuuSip. 9idtcr mo
omtIihcr Observation-Disclosures ncI'cn
rethtes NuQe tilr3Iih bel ciucm Ncros
plan slluinu pcrlcst ipIrhc, iii burd
@erlcibung elmer i%ilbcrnen NicbntQc III
Nnerfenmuug iciucr &crbicnite oIs DC
obodter i'm 6ccrcsflu9oicuitc nllsBcs
5eid)net porbcn.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
SCHOOL CHANGE PLAN
OPPOSED BY CITIZENS
North Washington Association
Asks Free Text Books For
High Schools.

The report Of the school committee.
opposing an! chang" Ia III" Mr"seu'
school system ard urgtuv C"rgre.-
to proy.dc tree r"vr books for tn"
high schools. wa uranimoH~ly
adopted by tho Nnrtn Washington
Citizens Association ~ GaGc school
last night.
\ letter was read Crown tho COM
mi>sinurrS saving an APPROXIMATION
for the purchase % u site aHd Jh"
on~Irur,Iou O. - Courtroom a..ilf'on
to the Gage school Is before tine
House Appropriations Committee. The
request Of the association that a fire
escape be placed on III" east end os
the school. f. was stated, Win be
given attention
y r"uur~t from the Easr End Sub
urban CIlIzci.~' body dat tn" a--OrlH-
ton oppose the bin to amend tho
"loau shark" law by !nrrea sing Ihr
Iale Of interest from : to per cent
It month and TO urge Legislation AL
lowing 2 per cent on loans under so
was referred to the executive COM
Uitter.
Th" r0mmiIt"" ON streets was di-
rrctrd to ak tn" Cuunmv >i0lrnrS t.
'ld"r the repair of the Sid""Hk a.
FIRST street and Rhod" lsI"md aV"nHr
ed t. hiring /" The nttrmr!on Of th'
commissioners the u""d OF a IGhl ~
the alley between E.v"reis and FIankln
streets.
Washington Topham, chairman Of the
banquet committee. reported II ha; been
decided to hold the annual nanuu"L
the latter part OF April. Frank Il.
bowling was admitted to membership.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
Y. v. {. A. WILL GIVE
GYM EXHIBITION
Special Program Planned to
Show Educational Work in
Physical Line Of Association

a limited audience. composed ChiefY
Of women interested In physical training
and other lines Of education for girls
and women. will witness a special cXhi-
hition Of gymnastiCS by the Washing
ton Y. W. &. a. at the gymnasium Of
tn" Epiphany Church tonight. On ac-
count OF limited accommodations II has
been found necessary to restrict the at
tendance 10 invited guests, and also 10
omit the swimming and diving exhibit
tions and drille originally planned, due
to the size OF the pch
The exhibition is part Of tho "duCa-
tionaI work intended To inform tho pub
Il" % tho extent OF the assUCia tons
activities. which is an important feature
Of It's Jubilee celebration being held
throughout tn" country this month.
To Keep Body Healthy.
Exercises for recreation aud for
keeping the body healthy. with special
attention to posture viii be- shown by
groups picked from IN" association
rym classes and by individual per
formers Among III" latter are Nj S.
carol DolinEor who will execute d
Spanish dance; Miss Burnctta Black.
in "A solo dance. and Miss GrimsIey and
Mrs. Taylor in an exercise for correct
ing round shoulders. in the form of "A
COupl" dance ,
I'"lk dances Will he illustrated by
thro" young business girls clubs. They
ar" the Woodward & I,othrop's cub in
tn" AC" Of diamonds" GoldcnheII's s
Cluh, in "'s"hOrgar." and hann'
Glub, in Hop Morr Anpika.
Other Features. I
Tn" following f.ntures viii l." pre-
s"nted by groups of Y. W. &. A. mem
hors, "Narcissus," 10y the beginners
esthctiC dancing class, "Waltz OF the
Flowers" and "Humorcsquc," by the
advanced class, and two numbers By
III" "Sth"tir classes. ''kind"rpolka'
and "Rhincla ndcT"
Tn" D"rlu1ruancc will npen with an
exhibition q. swedish gymnastics and
sailors horrpip". and close Nirh
basketball gam" between teams picked
from the gym classes
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
MAKES THE STOMACH
FEEL fine
Mi-n-nn Quickly stops Heartburn.
Sourness, Gas and All Miserirs OF
Indigestion.

lisa pleasure 10 sell a nodiri - ,h,rp :.
t.iu,vS ruI.r IN H!lrrWagI ami Ivn t"u i"N
.l..rH good - MAJ don, them.
IrUgEIs'- '.vrIyW h"r" ,an leII OF TIM ~
=, rIrI,., IA ln,lr s5," OF Mi-u-na, o." F-ii-
tuoWm -tum,a-h remedy And IlU - In' tea
son VIII, il"H urr always Llti 3" s-u a.!
l,' Ollu.,na M-"-I.a. Ii 'iu's the Nurk aI.I
i.., .,I .,un.I,h distress Just Tx" The Nh-'.
!H I".opr, -, j. wIi As "'sIl, "i pa ;
~a'r,s~ uusl ,>~ll drGsEIS, goes i step !tI-
lh"l dr! s~i!~ Ml-uu-H I'll d IosI>.'r Guar't"t""
liu' un!vs~ il N,Ir> ~" i'uTcN ISor ~. al
nu,v ht~ luoI.,:v back. Tnat NAV SEEN Lash.
iIt rus'uHu - haN" sad :" many -oou words
ia Ml-o-ua'S la\Ur lhH' very ie" Iarka,,.s
Az, llk,iy to hr returned.
Au, one who has dyspepsia. whose to"
I",S mot digest W"ll, and "lu a-s 80 TdD,
'DnIpnt as to- what lie rau cat. ana Hu.'r.
can t"aN, %" ,,n's d'lnslt NJ au' dIu: A,n."
a..I 'alc Nolur bon Of Mi-u-ui ana II nc
r,r,e. .v do.~ nuf r"Uuidt. his digestion .r.I
l,..u L.s uN.,,r,ia a.. vau wundraN Us
.lDrrs.
TINS shows Er,at 'ntth in IN" '"orit a. Mi
,,-rt l. = really '.ue' Hu Isl llal hI,.ii iu"
.,'u. ,', RAPID lrcr'as" OI sales sinr" It Was
l''IuI',rI in Wn-Nin-loU >'"vs nat IL "n,.~
- rlH' 10 b.. ",3'u.i 'n Il" '"'l" "s iySr'n
IL r"cU.ai..~ ..lI"-rIor.. Grn5 .uabl"s '"o-r
who li,r. u go ..,,' ',S' " he they "uu' y i,n
IT," JcaI o. ~, 30, H.t"r, Sold 70, npoun"r' )
lIru- S'or, r.H q. ";'r. '"a'.ms AII-L.-.
~ thus '.''ulI Na|'.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
BOARD TO CONSIDER
COLOMBIAN TREATY
Senator Stone Is Anxious to
Dispose Of Matter At an
Early Moment.

'iE" struggle over lrr Colombia an and
NIC.t'.-uHn tCrtI"S i ext" Ci"G soon Ia
l'.rIu in Executive S'SSI'liS Of tn Sen
ale. =. .lut ~ stone. Chain man OF Foreign
Rciat -onS, Is .lnTto'.S t. d'.p"." Ol the III.
"a" chan2ra IN tn" rDI"'nlian treaty
a." tH4u to h" not II, HSin& 10 the Al
pinIN,iati,N Hiu to / number OI D"in-
OtraiIr S,uairls IEo~,' chances ct
U"An tn, award - 81 O"''", ami r.
>ld"d ior u',lnaI I" jr-i,s. Minister
p'tnUcnult uf '"l"nhIu j. Sorcly dis
,l, ,I-,i.
l.nul;- vii bc mad" e. r"store the
lI"> iSIout e t." "I"rnOIaI, treaty .
However. tn" oppun"nta Of tl.c treaty
feel mCrr certain than ever TIA. they
car det,lt II
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
WHISKY CASE OVER,
JAM BEFORE COURT
Department of Agriculture Turns
From Liquor and Macaronl
to Sweets.

Having determined what whisky j..
as we'll 80 hat is spaghetti and what
j. uHcjti,Il.. the Joint commute" on
definitions and standards of tine De-
Inrlmr,l OF Agriculture, Is ready to de"
rrrminc what is jelly, what is jam, and
\. dat - IuHImalad".
II'arlugs On iclli'S. Jams, and marina
ladies' and their ingredients will u" held
by the committee at the Bureau OF
Chemistry on the morning OF March =.
The trade and all Interested parties will
be given opportunity to present theiI
views as to what should ronsutut" a
proper definition and standard tor these
products.
February .. the committee will hold
hearings in Buffalo on standards and
definitions for dried apples. with "s-
prc!al kefcrcnC" to the amOunt Of
moisture that should be permitted IN
this product
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
TODAY'S BEST FILMS
BY GARDNER MACK.

Clara kimball Young. in "Th" Vel
low Passport" adapted from Tia"
play The yellow Ticket" tWorld
Film CorpD. trandall's. Ninth and
J.. streets
Marguerite CInvl"n and +. II. cal
vert. I'm "A Daughter of the city,
(Essanay). the HON" Th"atcr
Twelfth and { streets northeast.
William Farnun and kathlyn WILL
Jams. in "Th" SpOilcrS." adapted
from the story hv Rex B"dch
'S"ligD the Casino. + near seventh
street.
Charles Rtchman and Norma TadI-
madGe, in The BATH" cry of
r"ace.' hv J. Stuart Iilurktou
NitaGrarm. the Strand. Ninth and
- streets
Julia bean. Edward Mackey. and
r.uuitahleD, the Garden. As Ninth
street
Anna Held in Madame President
,Moroscol. Loew's Columbia.
Twelfth ana f streets.
Molly Mcintyre, in "Her Great
Hour the Masonic Auditorium.
Thirteenth street and New York
avenue. and Crandall'S Apollo Va
II street northeast.
William GarW0Od. in "Lord John .
third installmrnt Il -nivrrsaD. the
Alhambra. 5l9 Seventh street.
Jane NONak. in "Grafl." eighth in
StHllment IuiverSaN. the Hippo
dromS Ninth street and New York
avenue.
Marie Doro. in The White Pearl"
Paramount PictuTes). the Leader,
Ninth between + and f streets.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
MICHIGAN STUDENTS
TO HELP DEFENSE
Alumni Hears 1000 Men Nav Be
Added to Preparedness
Plan.

Seven thousand national defenders in
the making are what the student body
oC the University oH Michigan VIII prove
I" he II plans ror military training at
the university doN"lup. declared speak
crs heC fore tho annual htuUu"t oc its
Washington alumni. at Rausch"r'S last
uiEht. Senator Shahroth in an address
heartily approved tho plan.
President Harry Il. lIutChins, of the
university. was guest o. honor Among
IhC speakers Wrr" \. T.. lhr"v. y. T..
Fox. senator Charles :. Th"mnS. con-
gresham Frank Scott. Hnd :. w. BcakS.
The following were elected. In l.y-
man kcbler president: Capt Thomas
Snauldng. first vice president, Hiss
Ruth Rizcr. second NirC president, ! iou
Wrncy secretary, and Newton Fox,
treasurer.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
Other Features.
D. c. Postoffice Receipts
Increased By 6 Per Cent

An increase OF lM@f per cent WAS
sh, Evu in the r"c"iNts ~ thu. local POST
offc" for Jannar, ~ corpar'd with
the CORRESPONDING month last year Th"
receipts for lnst month aggregated
$3.50 20 06 the iEcest item being SlGN.-
49, ~ derived from tho sale or slammed
paper.
Rox rent aEcr' "ntod lS97."9 for the
month. while tn" waste mnt'rial sold
for sGI.Gi
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
PAIN GONE! RUB
SORE, RHEUMATIC
ACHING JOINTS
Rub pain away with 4 small
trial bottle of old
"St. jacobs OIL"
Stop closing" rheumatism.

1t pain only; not one case in fifty
IeGHir"s internal lr"atInrnt Run south
ling, penetrating st. Jacobs on" right
, on tn" "tcudcr spot" and 10y tho time
You say Jack Rohinson-out comes The
, 'h"umati" pain and distress 81
Jacobs OIL" Is II harmless rh,umatf-m
hnin'cu; which never dIsurpoints and
doeSn burn the skin. IT takes paIn
SORENESS and stiffness from aCnjng
joints. mus 'l,- and hOuC~. stops s,.I,,t-
lea iumhago, hack4cnc aud usuralgi.,
LImhcr uU, Get Il small irlaI hn:lI.
O. old-In". honest "S' jacobs Ou"
from, arn iruG store. ,,rd ii, o mrlncnt
YOU u he f'"" rom pains. u,no, and
stiffness Don't suffcrl- Rub rhcun1,,.
tism SWsY-Advt
The Washington times., 1916-02-08

Note-Those selections are made
from programs prepared by the
managers of the thCatrrs concerned,
and no responsibility is assumed for
arbitrary changes without notice to
The Times. They arc based on IN"
personality OF IN" players and the
pT"during company, ana not per-
S0nal inspection, except IN special
eases G NJ.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
Educators of Virginia to
Hold Banquet in March

Members rf the ASSo, Ia ton 70" In
dustriaI EdurHtion = tn" u."uutatAs Of
VIRGINIA arc nHklu., arr1M-"m"nts t"r
Il Lenc:j. tea and dane" 10 h" h. ii A.
RH IsCh"ra' S"ln";in' ii March
Plans for IT," rir:t rtulnm"nl '>or" jus
cusS"d at :, NJ, ting ct III" "rarniHtti"n
Ncstcri1N HItDnu"u At t." hom., OF
MIS-. CInud.' \. ~ an-ou. who ts chair
man Of IN" ae~"'.:,tr"u Tl,- Rev.
George y. Mar". h'ad ,r M. r'n,nrau.
school at Dyke, W.. I.lt u" - "'luct-
liunal work being dome "mIoU2 The
mountain people.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
NljXATED IRON

INTI'H - 5 EtIengTN
of delicate. nel'N-
9 Is, rundown pcO-
pl" -nW per cent in
ten daNS IN many
Instances. s. 0 q
forfeit il it fats
q 8 p"I' fan r,-
UlaLOtl1I ~ la''
t!lI,l" ..UOn ir o.
\ & = uiH = @.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
Transforms Complexion;
Wins Social Favors

.'IIad / been unable to transform my
rompIc Nion 50, quickly. 50 completely. Icy
am UNIQUE process had lu-t learned Of.
never could haN" at."nd'd TN" Charity
Ran" \ certain 'I,u taNurit", Il pie
turr of Iolcljnr>s ut In" great event.
iuII ni, this 'Whcn hrh"id myself IN
the mirror after q uiGhI~ troubled sleep.
~aw | was h'ro.riu- h"nvN-"y"d ami
pn'r. could 10, take. and attend the
hil1 the Ion re- my physician al
ylsru \ iri,ud su--"SD"i I get an
ounce ui nrirulIz"d Wan at the drug-
sI~r'+ .tud 49,. tt - | "ouli colt cream.
duI--t.l, re-. all - appHr"n!. In a wrrk
hnd 4 new complexion. TN" Wav took
oft me oli ~kIn =" -Iadu"lll. th'.rr "" ,
uu discomfort. Now A"u -" ~. ir, > y.
hri-hl uud"rskiu. with its youthful glow
and expression.
''rMr worry lines ANA wrinkles. which
had hccom" quit" num"rnuS ! removed
very cusily bv simply bathing my fac"
every morning IN harmless lotion
nadn by dissnl>ing an ounce" Of pow
drrrn saxulil, IN Il half put Of witch
hazel You sco tho result my skin Is
smooth and firm uS a sGhOol@irrs."
Anccn IN Town Talk. Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08

,,. wa =. I..t Hn"Ii -
Drug store. Hjk'r . !I"g'm.u r.a,.
carry II N slu' n A'Nt.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
Authorizes Coinage
Of Mckinley Gold Doller

Coinage Of 100000 souvenir gold dol
lars In Coz m"mnrHtiou Of William
Mckinley Was aulhuriZcd yesterday by
The House III, premium collected ON
the sale Of tho s,ul,cl.lr ',lll - iuln lur
cndnwi'cut fupc '' .''''"l ~ $50.
,iaticn ,yln,. .,..,.. 90. 'nnrilI l.
AlrlEir'c
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
One in Ten Has Car.

EfARRISRG'RG Pa. Feb. s. One Of
evcrv ton Pennsylvania farmers has an
automobilc tn" total - 6oS il more
than II per cent Of the total number
licensed in the State last year.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25

An Investigation Of Gage Park Lake
To Be Made at Once

An investigation viii be launched in
uediateIy 10 determine the sanitary
condition at the Cage park swimming
pool It was announced today by w
L Porter. commissioner OF parks, and
H I. Clark city health officer a
classified analysis of the warEr VIII be
made IN the laboratory IN the office
Of Dr. Leslie R0wles. city bacrer1oiI-
g1sC
The pool has not been drained for
more than 4 month
The investigation OF the pool Is be-
ing made. following the report that
several Touekaus became i'll after
swimming m the lake Sunday
'-Of course said Commissioners
Porter. there IL possibility tnat
they stay IN the wafer tHo long or 60
N Just aTtsr eating heavy meal
Two hours Is much tBa long 70 stay
m any water
Dr. Clark said the analysis would
be completed and the condition. OF the
pool. II there Is anything u1SauIrL-y
about II VIII he remedletI hY Sunday
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25

MachiniSt Emmett Norton Is II OF pneu-
monia at his home. in Elliott street
L BaruuIn. claim adJuster for rhe COM
pany, has returned from j business trip
to Akron. Ohio.
l. c. Kays, of the audIt0E OF disburse-
meut's office Is spending i vacation IN
Minneapolis Mimi
Travelling Accountant H W BflIingsIea
and Mrs. BflIingsleH have gone TO Port
land Ore, where they viii spend their
vacation
The gospel meeting Ut the new mill
Tuesday aoon- was letf by the Rev Harry
Wise Of the seward Avenue Baptist
church The meeting ut the old mill was
in charge af the Rev q. Eebhs of the
Evangelical ass0ciac1on
Engineer C. Z Hempstea.f. spent SHE-
ursfay and Sunday IN St Toe, On business
2. L Wren. who has been IL the past
two months. has returned 10 bis work IN
the car sheds
Ms Hubbard Geer wife OF EIectricaI
Foreman Hubbard GTeer. Has gone to View
points, returning in two or tfrae weeks
Craftsman Fred Bechtel with Mrs.
BeeEiteI and small son. Victor have gone
to Manftou- C0lo.- where they viii spend
their vaeaGan-
r. 4 Simmons OF the autitsr af dis
bursements office and Mrs Simmons. ara
VISITING. raiarfves in Searrie-
Yr and Mrs. Z 2 Vauarssiafe Ind
daughter Mabel and c. Swan mutarett IN
Maclinisr and Mrs T " Covert OF MasII-
son street Mr. and Mrs Covert VIII Ic-
company them on the return trip
Please remember. Dave WaIiace. prin-
cfpaI LYMAN school. Republican cautfidate
for county Observation-Disclosures
The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-25

Mr. c. J. Crum and family mot0red
from Ottawa To Topeka To spend the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Sabiu and family
gone on a motoring and fishing trip of
two weeks
Mrs. Herbert W Geer and son. How
ard left Sunday TO visit On d ranch
near Des Moins. N NJ
Miss Margaret Conneu and Miss
Edith Cornell have returned from
Ludinsron. Mich, and Chicago, Ill
They we're gone five weeks.
Miss Ethel Brooks. Of EmPoria, Is
the guest OF Mrs. 7 W HGwe- Mrz-
Arthur k0eber. Of Chicago. viii arrive
later in the week for a visit TO Mrs.
Howe
DR. and Mrs. D. R. Kerr. of PhiIa.-
deipnia- Pa, will arrive this evening
To spend a week with their daughter.
Mrs. David Page. and Mr. Page
Miss Clara Fink, Of FL Paso, Tex,
is the guest OF Miss Elizabeth Hopkins
for few days.
Mr. A D. Grey has left fer Idaho
Springs. Colo. TO Join Mrs Grey who
is spending the summer in camp
Miss Mary Alexander and Miss
Maiorie Rodgers left yesterday for a
trip through the east
Mrs s. J. Brandenburg, Of Oxford
Ohio, is the guest OF her parents Chief
Justice and Mrs. W A Johnston. She
expects ta be here until September l.
Mrs Terrence Ewarr expects to go
TO CdIea go soon for a visit 70 friends.
Mrs z T Hazeu and her daughter.
Miss Marian VILLA MS viii leave to-
morrow for Colorado Springs. CoID..
where they viii spend the remainder
Of the summer
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Lininger. Of
Kansas City have returned to their
home, after visiting Mrs LfuingarS i
7arznrz Mr. and Mrs + r TariTY1eF- IL,
PutwIu Place.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Walker ara
spending a few days this week in Chi
caGD-
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Eowes and their
family and Miss Hazel Howes of
Wichita who is visiting IN Topeka
mot6red 70 OsHaIoosa- Sunday
Miss Frances Torpey, Of Fl Reno,
Okla Is visiting Miss Frances Ford
and Miss Gertrude Ford