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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-07

ltmD be1tGn0tg I'm EatrDHtlle=S Stentt
tatig. Zen Genten anf ben Sdiffen
sefaat Ser 9ienit nnb bas san5e 2e-
ben iebr gut. gllle @pde bat ieber
Wsanm einen balben Sag 0lbore
leape" mn6 anf Dem 2anbe meroen
fic iebr frennblid) anfsenommen.
Sn Der nortuesiidJen Samptitaot
Gbriitiania. lit tuieber alles rnbig.
/ Der b,1lsariide Eremierntiniiter
9iaboslaipotp lit in syinansangelesen-
beiten nad| Berlin geretit.
Sn Der bergangenen ISOLDE baben
Ste GnsIdnber nadl elmer Sepeid)e
ans 2onbon fiinf5ebn Sdiffe upu
n1ebr als 1900 sonnen GebaIt bnrd
bentIde ltnterieeboDte perloren. Ser.
ner unrben orei fleinere S6tffe
perienft nnO finf Slider r-5abrsense.
sSn stofbplnt follen yinbeit0rmn-
gen porsefomnen iein, Gs follen
&Gntpfe siDiiden oen &olfsmalfen
nno ben srmppen, bie bas Earla=
mentsgebanoe beiuad)ten, itattgefnn=
ben baben.
Der amerifaniIdJe Sanipfer 0Wta-
ia", ser nit Wetreibe belaSen nadJ
syranfreid fnbr, lit in einem frauso-
| iilden e.6afen angefommen.
Die Ser. Staaten baben i'm Mto=
nat Weai iiber 33 Millipnen Collar
Golo mebr anssefiibrt als einge-
fiibrt. Srobbem fat mnlere Gegie-
RING nod mebr ais 30SS Millionen
Collar 0plb snr@erfiignna luas nn-
aefa6r einem 9rittel Ser @Olouor-
| rate Der aeiammten @elt entIpridt.
Die inpaniide @eIanOtidaft in
gsalbinaton erflart, lie iuiiie nidts
bapon, baf lire 9iesiernns mmo Die
emsliide Ser rtiiiiden erflGrt hut
! ten, iie luiirben seslunugen icin, in
getradlt 81 siebeu, iuns fir Nak-
reaeln lie sm. ersrcifen batten, i'm
| Safe 9tmffanb iidl Bon Dem sriesc
suriifsieben iolle.
/, Sm ssranfreid fat man nit benz
Ginerersieren Der Nefrnten begon-
uen, sic nit mnIern Soloaten sil-
iamnen gesen oie9entiAen fanlpfen
| lollen. Gs finb 6ies Die sltlekt Gin
bermfenen, innse Mannidaft, bon
Der ser srOftc Sell erit nennsebn
Sabre aft lit.
Gapitan alattenboff, Der friibere
Jiibrer oes beiitifen 6anbelsidH-
fes vgiebenfels", bas leinerseit in
] ternicft iunroe nab iett nater benz
gsamen u6omiton" BON nnierer 2e-
siermng tn 9ienit eenOninten iii,
| fat iid) IdJnlbig befannt, Iein Sdifi
i'm Jabripaiier oes Safens bon
gbarleiton, g. s, perienft sn ba-
ben. Gr iumroe sn einem sSabr @e-
famsnis nno sur 3ablnns BON fiinf-
Bnnoert Sollar Dernrteilt,
@pr &itrsem wnrbe Der engliide
0ampfer o8ena" BON einem oent-
iden gmftidiff perntittelit eines SOr-
pebos amsegriffen nnb 5eritSrt. Die
gnglanoer bebanpten, oas NmsItat-
ten Der Gnftidiffe nit Sorpebos lei
I nripriinslidj lire Sbee, Die 9entiden
ieien ifnen aber NIT ber ansfiif-
rmng berIelben 5nporsefummen.
@on Der @eripaltuns bes Spntl)-
ern 9epartement int Sort Sam Son-
iton lit befannt seseben, bae bieans;
iuabl Der gente, Die 5am Wilifdr.
bienit einse5psen iuerben iolleii am
Is. ssitli beginner ipiro. Bis sum
Is. sfnsult merben bic innsen Sente
baum benadrid)tist tperoea, baE iic
iidj bis gum 1. September itellen
miiiien. 3aerit lueroen ansefabr
100000 @aun einse5oseu tueroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-07

tlUtu %AuylbIIy WI upStf UW Wv
Jran5oien Iasen, suriidseidlasen
iunr0e.
Die Gelterreid|er melOen, lie fat
ten in brei sagen 10000 Stalie-
ner sefansen senontmena Die Se=
iterreid)er ipllen aif Der sanseu 2i=
ME porgeriift leim. Die italienildjen
steGmngen bel slonbar iinb etipas
smrifefsogen.
Oentide nnb Geiterreider iolen
in @alisien itarfes glrtiileriefemer be-
apnnen baben nnb~ man eriuartet
in Nmflanb cine Dffeniipbeuesnns.
9immtamien's Greutier 9Jiniiter,
gratiamn, erflGrt 9iitlaanien babe
iein Serr reprganiiiert un6 lei mie=
Ser fampfbereit, es babe lein @ort
gebalten i1nb lei bereit, feine Wer-
lpredmngen sil erfihIen. Sc boffe
nnr, Saf bie 9lliiierten aud Inn se-,
aeniber lire Weriprednnsen erfiif-
ZEN luirben. - 8ratanu's Grfla=
runsen fino nidlf elanbipiirois
y 0entIdJe 9nftidJiffe Aabeu am
9isnitag einen Slug nadJ Dem Oft
lidJen 9pnbon semad)t. Gs iunrben
slu0lf Geute getOtet nnb 36 periuun-
set, grpfen Sdaben wnrOe nid)t
anserid)tct. Die Gnslanber be-
banpteIr, iie uGren nafkben geimd,
pDlig einseridJtet seiueien. Bon bem
gugenblif an, ais Die smffihiffe
pom Der anbern Seite oes aanals
fDrtfm6ren Ieien iie uon ensliiden
Gdifien ansesriffen luororn mnb
Der aannpf babe 10 lanse seoanert,
bis lie lpieber 5nriiffebrten. Bon
ben ad)tsebn Sdiffen, Die beriiber=
flpscn, ieien nnr Sebn snriifsc=
febrt.
Giner Melonng oes Stats De-
partements sn 0olse bat Elm ame-
rifamifdJes SIanbalsidfff, beiien
Iame nidt genannt luirO, bon oem
aber ams6riiflid) perIidert ipir6, 6ah
| ts nidt oie Mongolia" lei, Elm
bentIdes llnterieebout mad lGnge-
rem Sample berierft. slls bus
itnterieebopt, 6as ems Der groken
Soote seiueien sn iein ideint, iidJ
seiate, soa bas amerifanild)e 5diff
Sic amerifaniid,e Jlasse amf. Mis
bas llnterieeboot maber fam, idoa
Der 0ampfer; oas ltnteriecboot err
luiberte nnb baum mar Der &F
| i'm Wamge. 9erieIbe oanerte unsc=
fabr anberbalb Stanben. Der
0ampfer fmbr 10, oak bas llnter-
Ieeboot in Sdnfiueite bleiben fonn-
te. Der lette Sdnfs pon behi 9ain-
pier traf bas llnterieebDot. Gs bob
| iidl erft sans ans bem WaiIer ber-
nus mnb sins bann idjnel inter.
/, slnf gserlamsen bes o@ar Gabi-
net" n9onbon 1T 2orS WortHciffe,
i Der Better Der ySimes" mno an-
berer 3eitnngen, an Stelle Bal.
ionr's. sitm @oriitenoen Der ensli-
id,em aommiiIion in rnIerem 2anSe
| ernannt porben. Salfomr nnf 8e-
ldafte balber snriiffebrem.
Nad eimer ipateren Miteilmns
beift bas amerifaniide Sd)iff, luel-
DIES bas ltnterieebpot pericnfts,
cSilper Shelf.
slns Yaris wirb semeloet, ameri-
faniid)e &riessldGffe batten on Der
fran50iiiden aiiite glnfer seiporfem.
1ranfreid's 6lotte mnb oas sam5e
2am6 besriihten tic NIT Seseiite-
rung.
Die amerifauiIden 09eitroDer"
iinb iett nngefabr einen Wonat bril-
ben In SGtigfeit. 9roke Selbenta.
ten baben lie bisber nid)t berrid)ten
fSnnen, tdtiGhlid lit es nod 81 fei-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-07
Hnqriff der Gngldnder.
grfdqd6r Orao6 oe6 9epya6 6dg Del 00lltade
8romitaot gtcbt uncb.
Steuer von zWei Gents allf Bank Ebe6s.
9emtide 2lmgriffe*
0talieniicbc Grfpl9e an Ser Sipn5pzTrpnt.
8um6nien aneeblieb tuierer
famtpfbereit.

Cine Oepelbe aus gpnbon mel
BET, bak bie Gn9lauber mmter Gene'
raj Sais beute ntprgen in Der
0egeno ppn WDtidate unb Dpern
eiuen @oritpf sentadt nnb srofen
Grfpls init Tim gebabt baben.
Die Oaritellnng in ben ensliiden
9epeiden lit natirlidl 10 pbanta=
ltifdl nmb 10 mnberltGnoliA fuie
,nSaIid); es uir6, mil gesuiiien
Norten, uor allem NIT benz misper-
itanbenem uialiert", Gin srakli6er
ltnfng getrieben, aber NIT gntent
Nillen nn6 elm menig 9ininations=
qabe, fanm man bod ,tmsefabr fol-
aen6es erfennen: Der Ansriff bat
iid amf cine Gtrefe bon ungefdbr
nenm Nieilen, siuild)en Waiiines nuo
8ptIdaete, nnsse6ebnt. 9as 9orf
NeeiTines loG BON ben GngIGnoern
beiett iein, ebenle 9eafer ttnb 3aree<
ba, nnb HptIdaete ioa BON ben
Guslanbern itarf beorGnst auerben.
Muf benz ,,6bensug, Der fidJ faDDit-
lid BON gpern nnd benz Elositeert
@aIbc, nSr6lid BON 9lrmentieres,
fimsiebt, baben bic Jransoien iuid)=
tiae Gtcllmmgen genommen. llnge-
benre Minenerploiionen faitSem mns
ter Sen porseIdobenen oentiden
Gtelmngen itntt. Der Ganpf mar
ein amFerorbentlid leioenidJaftlider.
Die 9emtIden baben ldiuer selit-
ten. Die Gnglanber baben sablrei-
DIE @efangene gemndJt. Die 9emt-
Sd,en iin6 nm t1gefabr 6rei Nieilen
smriidaeorGngf lire Heiben iinb aber
nu5dleinen6 nid)t bmrd)broden. Sire
nei.en Stellmneen biloen sinise
la)nrfe Ansriffspmnfte fir bic 3ii=
fnnft. Wfan eripnrtet amf emsliidler
eeite eisien Gcsenansrfi Der 9ent-
5dlem. Cie GnglGn6er bradten nn-
aebenre srtilleriemaiien in satis-
feit,s
Gin yead)tapgrtff Der Gnglanoer
bei 2ens lpa iie nGber an bic Staot
beranaebradjt nHb oie Stellnns Der
9emtlden seldhpadt baben.
ssorbueitfidj pon graine i'm
glisne 0ifrift bdben bic Deutiden
stpei itarfr Nngriffe apf bic Jrnn-
aoien genfhd)t. Oieielben iunroen,
ipie Die fraasSfideu 0epeidem mel
ben, 5nriif8eldlasen.
aronitdbf fat I'D nateriporfen.
Der bortigc glmsfd)nf Der Sol0aten
nnb slrbeiter bat bic 9iesiernns in
Eefersbnrg anerfannt.
9as Jinan5fOutite bes Senats
bat fid) anf eine Sttner BON sipei
Gents anf ale G6eds iiber flint Dol
lar geeinigt.
0as 1imansfohite brs Senats
iuiro nidt ppr naditer Modje mt
Der Griessiteuer Bill fertig iein.
Nean fat bie 9temer anf Nmiifinitru-
mente seltridtn. Die Steneridke
Der Sansbj4 anf Yarfumerien uno
fosmetiI6e Mittel, io,uie auf Eatent-
meoisinen fat psaa ,tnperanotrt &C.
IoiTen. Cine Stener BON % Geuts
bis $1.50 anf pbotograpbifde appa-
rate bat man angenommen; ebenio
cine Stemer pon einem adtel Sent
anf Sportiadem.
Der ErGiibent bat oas eanOwirt-
Gd,aftsfomite bes Senats erindJt, bic
Bid, ipelde Der Hesiernns aomtroae
iber Die purbanbenen Gebensmlttel
aiebt, 10 idlnea luie mOslid sn erls-
oigen.
0emtIdDe Srnppen baben franSOii-
Tde Stellnnsen an bent Gbemin oes
DANES amf cine Strede BON unse-
fair auotrtbalb Meilen senommen.
Sie madten audi bei ct. Quentin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-07

sS1t, einenr 8rief an Sen Gpnper=
near 8rnnbuugb ppn EenniDfpanien
crflart iid Ser Graiibent gegem sic
sSsbee, baf ais cine &riessmafresel
Der offisieac grbeitstas perfansert
mer6e.
Die Slrbeiter Der Srnnsmif Wa=
rine Company, sic grufe Shiffs-
werften ir 8rmnslpif, Ga, bat, fret
fen. Sic baben alle @pridlGse sr
eiliem Gersleid 5uriifseuieien, and)
ben @uridlag rnfig lueiter 5m ar=
beiten; Sic Beieqidaft uiirbe ibnen
in ptersebn sagen slutiuort amf III
re- 1yorbermngen aeben. Sic perlan=
gen einen slrbeitstas pon nemm
Sttnben. Der getrieb anf ben
@erften itebt iu Tplse beiien itia.
ltnsefabr 5luei Grittel Der 3egi=
ftrierten bebanpten, bais iie pum
9ienit befreit ietn iollten, iuie Gene=
raj Grolpber, Ser Groooit Wiar-
idaa, Iagt. Gs miro aber nnr Elm
IeIr fleiner Sell bieier 9lnIpriide
Seadtnns finben, 10 oaf bic mr.
Ipriinglide 3afl Ser Hegiitrierten
nid)t align piel rebnsiert iuerSen
tuirb, iuenn es amf bic 5eititeanus
ber bieniffabisen Weannidaft an-
fonrntt. sSn siuei Staaten lit Ste
9iesiitrieritns iiber Die genins-slb-
IdGknngen binansseansen mnb slpar
in siemlid bebentenber @eiie. 9ieie
sipei Staaten iino 9enniplpanien
nm6 @ermont
sSn .&pfforb, 81, iinb cine Nn=
snbl ssSnbnitrial 8orfers Of tbe
@prlb", bie iid Der Gegiitriernng
iuiberiettem, in's 0efGmsnis seiteft
mprbem.
Nus 9fio Be sSaneiro iuirb gemel=
set, sic 8raiilianer itdnben poa-
ltGnbis auf Seiten Hires Hraiibenteu
beshslid ieines @erbaltems sesen
9entidlanb.
Mns WafbtngtDn iutrD gemeloef,
bic s0e1tidem iollen jett ltnteriees
boote baben, bic beim Jabren abfo=
Int feim @erGitld MAIDEN.
Die rniiiid)e propiioriide 9iesie=
ring beipillistc, ipic bie anttlide
WaAridtenagentnr Ia9t, Ben @or=
Id]lag bes tentporaren sSinansmini-
tiers seretIdJenfp, 1000 Wsiaionen
Mnbel aitfsnbringen nnb SdJritte
sm tnn sic m0tis seiuorbene 9apier-
aeloanssabe fir bas Sdatamt 81
brfen. Die Wmtbeiknng Ses |or=
idlags, beikt es, erfOlste einitim-
mig.
0as 2onboner y0ailp Gbruniele"
Iast, es babe 8rmnb snr Innabmc,
cab Die &egiernns i'm gesriff ltc-
be, alien iebt III @efananiiien be-
finoliden Snn seiners slmneitie
III sewa1rem, Die 3eitnns tit Der
elniidt, bak Elm iuldes @orseben
Der Gesierams oasn beitrasen Mir
be, eine siinitise gtmOipbare fir
ben 6eporitebenben SOME 9iule-&on-
bent sn ldaffen, aiti lueldjem, iuie
Iie iast, and Die Sinn 5einer per-
treten iein uerben.
Die 3eit1ns u9setit Yariiien" per-
0ffemtlidt cine 9epeidJe aus 0enf
bes Snbalts, bnf CeiterreidJ TIM
garn ben @itnidJ nad einem err
id0pfemoen glmstanI6 BON @efanse=
nen init Stalien, iuie er fiirslidy
oom Snternationalen goten areits
betreffs 9eiti6anbs mno iranf=
reids in @oridlag sebradlt NOR
ben lit, ansseoriift babe. 9ieie Siter-
reid)iidle slnresnng miro in nadl-
tier 3eit BON Der gseripaltnns oss
3oten arenses in Gripasmns seSo=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-07

Superlatipe fiibrt ltets I'M
Neltnoe, tuem es an lleber5englnss,
fraft gebridt
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-19

Frank Young of Richland, has returned
home after several days visit with Cletus
Buehrer.
will be held at the school house Friday eve
ming, May % at o'clock The following
Wednesday evening. May %.
C. W. Marlin and A. w. Weaver ac-
eompanied the seventh and eighth grade trade
Mrs. Emma Tefft and daughter. Mrs;
Mrs Jerry Chubb.
The Woman Foreign Missionary society
will meet Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. with
orrin Berridge of selden, Kan, is the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. d.
Richard Ahlstrom, who has large build
ing contract in Russell. Kan, is visiting
The Chalitso club met Tuesday, with
Mrs. W. r. Lott The annual election
Mrs. Cornelia Curry; vice president Mrs.
F. Saddlemire secretary. Mrs. J. w: Lamb :;
treasurer, Mrs. w. E. McCarter The day
Of meeting has been changed from Thurs
The township Sunday school convention
will be held at the NJ. E. church Sunday
The freshmen with Prof J. c. Cahill pic
nicked at Gage park Friday evening. The
vinewood accompanied by Miss Elnore
Neal and Miss Helen Douglas:
J. w. Ferguson, w. II. Coultis, Jas. Stew
enson and A. b. Smith attended Pomona
grange at Mission Center Wednesday.
The X. X. ks met Wednesday evening
with Miss Helen Eberhart. Guests were
Orrin Berridge. Ava Woodwork and Kath-
crime Weisgurber.
Miss Edna Kohnle of Centerview, Mo,
is at the home of her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Mems.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Lair and family will
spend Sunday with friends in Lawrence.
Mrs. NJ. C. Schaeffer who has been i'll
at the home of her son in Topeka is much
improved and is now with her daughter,
Mrs. r. U. McClenahan of Wisconsin ave-
nue..
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. BLADES of Topeka,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Going.
The Luther league of the English Luth-
eran church enjoyed a wienie and marsh
malIow roast at the home of Cletus
Buehrer Tuesday evening
Miss Dallace Coberly of Berryton, spent
the past week with relatives in Highland
Park.
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Buehrer were din
ner guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. A B.
Smith.
Maurice McMullen of Kansas City, spent
Sunday with his mother. Mrs J. J. Curry
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bender of Topeka,
were guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Smith.
About fifty ladies of the Swedish Luth-
eran church spent Thursday with Mrs. A
P. Ahlstrom.
Jas. Kemp of Hiawatha, and Mr.. and Mrs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-19

university is visiting Miss Lucille Ell
more.
Miss Ruth Brewer of Oklahoma
City is visiting her grandmother, Mrs
James Brewer.
Mrs. S. w. Wheeler of Sterling ILL.,,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. D. o. Coe,
and his family on their way home
from California, where she spent the
winter.
w. A. McCarter, D. D. s. Orthodon-
fist, 709 Mills Bldg. prevention and
correction Of irregular teeth only
Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lininger of
Kansas City, are visiting Mrs. Lin
myers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Larimer.
Mr.. Clif Stratton, who is attending
the officers training school at Fort
Riley, came to Topeka today to remain
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Brandt of 6O7
West Tenth street, are the parents of
a son born Thursday at St. Francis
hospital. Mrs. Brandt, before her
marriage, was Miss Barbara Tauer.
The child is a nephew of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Creary.
DR.. Lillion Malone, Osteopath, $40
Mills Building.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Nesbaum are
the parents of a son born Wednesday,
May 16, at Stormont hospital. They
will name him Lewis Francis, jr.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-19

home, Norton street. after a business trip
Mrs H. v strait entertained Friday
club He, Her guests Included Mrs Mrs. F. F.
Mrs. hse {. D. Webb, Mrs: 81 G. r. Gross. Mrs.
A. E. Snider, Mrs. A. p. Wolff. Mrs. F. Z,
Young. Mrs. l. l.. Morris and Mrs 8
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Moscow. Chand-
Ter street have gone to Carbondale to
spend the week end as guests OF Mr.. Mos
The. East Side Methodist church is be
ing. wired for electricity; The Ladies, Aid
ing activities to the church which has been
cleaned thruout, the past week.
Miss Vera Lowe, Miss Olive Graves, Mr..
Clyde Morris and Mr.. Albert Schrader at
tended the graduation exercises at the Le-
compton school. Thursday evening
Mrs. Sylvia Alexander and Mr. Edwin
Rambeau of Dallas, Texas, were married
Wednesday, evening at the home Of , the
the Rev: f. c, sutton. Mr.. and Mrs. Ram
Mrs. J. J. Woodward. Quincy street, Is
spending the week in Salina, Kan.
Mrs. Minnie Parker, East Fourth ave-
nue. is i'll of bronchitis.
| The Philathea class of the Seward Ave-
nue. Baptist church, taught by r; 7 Mo9 Cd
Edison plant Those in the party were:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Farquer. Mr.. and Mrs, r.
Mis-. SdFo Fa M and MSS He s Willie
Miss Florence Miller. Miss Edna Thomson.
Miss Laura White, Miss Lola Vaughn, Miss
| Ruby Puett Miss Violet Bigham, Miss
| Ruth Gentry, Miss Teresa Kern, Miss
Frances Saylor, Miss Geneva Kern and
Miss Gladys Saylor.
Sunday morning at the East Side Metho-
| dist church Mrs. Gregg returned mis-
| sionary will speak of Egypt and India"
| In the evening the pastor will preach on
the topic. "Christianized Commerce
| Mrs. Fred Redd entertained with a So
| cial afternoon, Friday at her home. Free
/ mai Following friends
Mrs A. B. Brown. Mrs. T. E. Puette. Mrs.
| J. Birmingham, Mrs. Dan Warner Mrs.
Frank Brit. Mrs James Burgett, Mrs. Bert
| Bronson. Mrs. A. hewitt, Mrs. J. W. Mi
| chael. and Mrs. A. Renbarger.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-19
Roy e daughter shoaf

and ready of wit in conversation. She
was educated in Baltimore at the Pea
body school, after finishing the To-
peka high school and spending a year
in a Catholic school. She is the moth
err of cunning little daughter, some
thing less than a year old, Patricia
(secretly known to the circle of rela-
tives as the Princess Pat), who re-
ceived a high score at the baby show
this spring. She would, of course,
have been a 100 per cent baby, had
she not been just recovering from a
cold that affected her ears slightly.
At any rate, she is a first rate baby
and looks as tho she intended to grow
up to take beauty prizes, too.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-19
CLUB NOTES.

The Vespuccian club will have it's
last meeting for the season Thursday,
May "a, at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Campbell, 1011 North Jackson street
currences will be made by Mrs. King.
Mrs. Morehouse, Mrs. Neese, Mrs.
Wehe, Mrs. Langston. Mrs. Mouldy.
Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Walker. Answer
to roll call will be a favorite recipe ana
sample.
The West Side Forestry club is
planning an interesting trip for next
week. Thursday they will go to Man
haitian for an all-day visit to the state
agricultural college. They will be
guests for luncheon of the domestic
science department of the college. The
party will leave Topeka at 1925
Thursday morning over the Union Pa
cific, and will return in the evening. -
The regular meeting of the Political
Science club will be held at the Ma
tional hotel Friday, May 25.
A practical lesson in parliamentary
law will be conducted by Mrs. w. A
Thurston, parliamentarian.
The annual election of officers will
be held and all members are urged to
be present.
The forestry department of the Wo-
mans club will have its last meet
ing of the season Thursday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock, in the observatory of
be concerned chiefly with the subject
of the City Beautiful. Mrs. H o. Gar
vey, newly elected president of the
Kansas State federation, has been
asked to speak on the subject, What
the Cities Have Done in Beautifying
Themselves" Mrs. Katherine Hand
will give an illustrated address on
Landscape Gardening and How to
Beautify Topeka. Mrs. S. S. Estey will
talk on The Modern American City"
All members of the department are
asked to attend as the program will be
one of unusual interest.
Western Sorosis will hold it's field
day meeting May &c at the home of
Mrs H. w. Charles. An interesting
program is arranged A jitney bus
will leave the transfer station at IL
o'clock Saturday morning for men,
bers who wish to go that way.
The Aramanth club will meet Tuesday
afternoon. with Mrs. William Traut-
man, 1901 West Tenth street.
The W. T. K club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. F. C. Bowen,
209 West Tenth avenue.
The Golden Rule club will hold its
last meeting of the season Friday, May
| 25, at the home OF Mrs. ]. c. Holland.
1906 West Fifteenth street, with Mrs.
R. B. Cunningham, the assisting
hostess
The Chaldean club will have a pic
mic party Monday at noon at the home
of Mrs Q. E. Walker. The picnic is
the last affair of the club for this
season.
The Ceramic Art clubNwill meet Fri
day, May 25, with Mrs. Charles Ham
mond, Canary and Ohio streets. Mrs.
Clark Berry and Mrs J. S. Ensminger
| will be assistant hostesses- AnswAr IN
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Entirely Ne.D Way to
Danish Superfluous Hair

Why should any woman continue to wear
an ugly, humiliating growth of hair on her
face, that it is known this can be
ali bv the new nbeisctine nroce s1oes Tba
process is not to be compared at all with
the depilatory, electrical or shaving meth
DDS. Phelactine is non-odorous, non irri-
tating. -poisonous-so harmless it could
be eaten without any bad effect-Best of
all, the hairs come out entire, even the
roots, bfore ones very eyes, The skin is
left as smooth and hair-free as a child's.
Anyone who purchases a stick of phe-
lactine from the druggist and follows the
simple directions. is bound to be pleased
and Observation-Disclosures she can have her
money back by merely asking for it.-Ad-
yertisement.
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THE tumult and the shouting dies"
for a while, and the conventions that
swarmed in Topeka this week are
over. The delegation that touched
the social side, was the members of
the Pharmaceutical association, whose
women folk gadded nearly every min
ute of the two days they were here.
At the banquet which closed the
session, prizes were awarded to var
ious worthy persons in the convention
and the beauty prize went to a To-
peka woman, Mrs. Roy Shoaf. Mrs.
Shoaf, before her marriage, was Miss
Frances Walsh. She is an attractive
young matron, tall and striking in ap-
pearance, with animated expression,
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by Frances Jones, 211 Grattan street.
Telephone between and 10 a. m, $3.50;
other hours, 1Io1 k-2.
W. W. Hutton, chairman of the Board
OF Adjustment of the o. of K. c., has
gone to Dodge City on u business trip
ce1v1ng treatment for some time at the
company hospital will return to his home
in Chillicotbe Ill, in a few days.
to Amarillo, Texas. to spend two weeks.
Mr.. Kaye is connected with the electric
department.. While at that point Mr..
accompanied by his wife, will spend their
vacation in Topeka.
Mrs. Harvey Fuller entertained with an
aluminium shower Friday evening in hon
or of Mrs J. Schumann, formerly Miss
Helen Brown, head of the comptometer
bureau in the freight auditors office Mr..
and Mrs. Schumann were married in Law
renee, March 81. Mr.. Schumann is a trav-
cling freight auditor for the company. The
guests of the evening were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Sehumann, Miss Grace GiIby, Miss Laura
Katherine Clohessy, Miss Phoebe Wilson,
Miss Olga Carlson, Miss Gladys Thomas,
Miss Dora Aickenger, Miss Esther Peter
son, Miss Martha Jennings. Miss Hazel
Ter, Mrs. George X. Gregg and Mrs. Thorn
as Tomazich. Mr. and Mrs Schumann
are at home to their friends at 1915 Clay
street.
j. B. Halter of Denver, Colo, enroute
to Albuquerque, is guest at the l. l..
Morris home.
the week end with relatives in Argentine.
Floyd johnson of the bridge and build
ing gang who recently underwent an oper-
alton on his foot is recovering.
enroute to Paris, France. Mr.. Pinney is
being sent with a consignment of locomo-
at Philadelphia to France He will spend a
short while in London