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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
GSitorirues.
2abe, aeu5bn' bid bran!

Sic i66ne 8eihifte bonn Bidder
m~eiiter. ipelber feline &aBe baran
sep6bner polte fir ben bciben
@ndofen als 8iirite 81 bienen, err
5dblen mir ipeiter unten. Sier Suerit
mas uns 3eitunssleuteu cine Nutoritdt
als ,Srolt" bietet. Infer Sadblatt
.@bitpr & gubliiber" bebauptet Dor
Gnbe 1917 tperbe berDrudsB a p r.
moth Cube fommen, peil ipir 3eis
tunssleute se5tpunsen tpiiroen berart
su iparen, bab bolig Eapier por<
banoen 1ein ipirb. l1nterbe7eu Iolen
Die Serren Seitunssberaiseeber ein>
fe6 lire abonnententss uno Gn3eises
preiie berartig erboben, bnb tie
10 eniser Bapier eebrauhen nnb
bp6 bieielben @eIbummen ers
balten tpie friiber.
Sebr einfa1, niht tpabr2 @ir
tpolen's audi serne periuhen. @as
aber, penn mir aus Rapierbuneer 81
Orunbe seben? @s lie9en ihon
&eiden 9enus auf Der Seitunssitrabe
felt September 1915. Ratirlih es
eibt aud nod ~Wittelhen", Die mits
belfen iperben, unb eines berielben lit
feline 5citans Dber Aa3etse su ~liefern,
uelde niht I'M gpraus besablt lit.
Inner .9eab Beat Boot" lit obuebin
bid senis. obne bag mir bic 2eihens
sabl. tpel6e iuir alf uniere Soften i'm
rOeao geat Boot" besraben miiHen.
bermebren.
2iebcr 2eier. tpenn Sir Define
3eituns ipirfIih Iieb lit, 10 Jorge
fir 8 be8abluns fiir's cause
Sabr. Die Serren 2eitunesberauss
eeber iiub in seoriia.er Gage unb
gu fanuit benz eeplagten 3eitun9ss
mamie, urb Sir ieIbit. fcinen ipertbs
boueren 9ienit leiiten, aIs renn Su
ibm. 8erube iest in Der Belt Ieiner
srobeu Notb, traffic inter Die
Grme sreiff. Glio bite ~Wiies
reniini mel, ialtem bos" pie es i'm
0ieauiem beibt. gei ben 8eitunss.
Ieuten 1T beut6utase meiitens Heauiem
an Der Orbuung. ~@Iorias" eibt's
nidt mebr. Defenders utdt mebr bic
10 iGu1afbaften unb tpdrmenben
-@lorins".
8ir 3~eitunssIeute miiiien uns nun
pobl on bas rSbitenl" ienes Bidder
metjter5 aetpOhneu, Der tqulih
Iorsens linb Gbenbs feline &nse
beim Sbtpan3e nabm unb ieinen
beibeu Sadofen NIT ibr puste, oab
fie MIR 10 iammerte, miaute unb
fdrie. Ser gddermeiiter aber citirte
barauf bann Ieinen 9feim
.&abe 9etuDbn' bid bran, seipObn'
bib bran!
%s tommt chen GIes uuf Die y e.
10 D brnn9 anl
Ser @bef : Rebafteur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
Wteber bic n.Tuut- Traae.

Sic $audboots Srase bat in Der
amerifaniiden Yreiie berfloISene Bohe
irieber ibr griheinen semnht.
9ie eneliihe YreiIe bat befanntlif
hie britiihe Hesierung getaoelt, bab
Ie iih biz beute unfdbis our Gbipebr
Der beutihen ll<goots @efabr ertuicien
babe. Die britiihe Hesicruns erlieb
Johann Die betannte Gnfiinbiguns iiber
Die geipaffnuns Der SanbeIsi6iffe AM
Blig iotpie am Stern bes Sdiffes unb
ben 9efebl an Die &apitdnc, feinhlihe
lls8oote bel Siht an5uareifen.
SeutI6lanb anttportetc NIT Der CIR
%fldruns, baB iolte Sdiffe nibt mebr
aIs frieblihe feinblide SanbeIsidiffe
Selten founen, ionbern ais Silfsfreu5er
oneeieben urb bcbanoelt iueroen miiBs
ten. Ser amerifaniiden Hesierun9
iinb ferner Sofumente u~nterbreitet
norben, laut ipeldeu britiide Sans
oeIsidiffe cine sr6bere @n5abI beutide
Saldboote bel Siht ange9riifen nnb
auf oieie 8eiie 5eritOrt baben. (Ser
britiihe r8%araIons" : Sdanbfaa iit
bterin ni6t einseidIchen.)
3piihen Der amerifaniihen 'uub
Ger beutihen Heeierung beitebt bas
uebereinfommen, baB friebIihe
Sanbelsififfe an3urufen, Die Yapiere
bcrielben ein5uieben nno, iuenn bas.
Sdiff 8outrabanbe fiibrt, por Der
8erienfune Wannihaft unb etipaise
Baiiasiere in Siherbeit 5u brinsen
iinb. Beadtet elm a%nseruienes Shifi
bas Sisnal nidt, iu6t es 5n ents
iIieben ober lmeiitet es gar @ibers
itanb. 10 bat es iih bur6 iold,e Sanbs
Innsstpeiie auBerbalb bes gOlfers
redts eeitellt uno lam obne ipeiteres
perienft iperoeu.
Cine .Iiiociatcb YreB" : 9cpeI6e
bonn 80. Sanuar iebod beiaet:
ut Is asserted in the same wash
ington) quarters that upon no consid-
Grafton will British or French mer-
chant ships submit to visit and search,
i'm accordance with the customs Of IN
ternational law and that this portends
to the certainty of battle between the
two classes Of enemy craft"
Die Srase lit alio flar. Surd
Gas ameritauiid sbeuti6e G6tommcn
iino Sanbelsihiffe, ipelHe 8iberitanb
Ieiiten. fir boselfrei erfldrt fpcrben.
Sn 9pnsrebs arciien bat man lih audi
IN bieiem Gimme 81 Der N%cubeipaffs
nung britiifer Snnoclsifiiie gediBcrt
unb Die Srage cripo9en, oh es nid]t
rdtbIam iei, cine offi5ieIle @nrnuns
an bas amerifaniihe 8eiics Yublitum
unb on ameritaniidc Scelente 3u crs
tIaIen. iol9erart beitidte unb aonters
banbe iiibrenbe Sanbelsidiffe fir
Neiien an benusen obcr auf benielben
Sienit an berriften. Imtlih bate
man our Neueeitaltuns oicier Srasc
bis gum Sdreiben bicicr 3eilcn e..
Sc6ruar) nod nidlt Stellung acs
nommcu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
Die glamase lit nnferc eisene.

0ie britiihe Hesierung bat Der
engliiden Wunitiousfirma Sabfielbs
STD. ~nerboten, einen $3,141, 900 Wils
lipnen &chtraft fir 2ieferuns bon 14s
56niseu 6eiboIien fir .uniere Mariue
aus3ufiibren. Sic ensliihe 8eeies
ming bat Elm 8edt Sieies 5u tbun,
banbelt Tie bod i'm SntereiIe pes eisee
nen 9aubea. lluiere Hesieruns bat
eben in uneineeIhrduftem RaBe uub
alif Soften Der Neutralitdt bin Die
ausiubr bon 8affen nnb Runition
nod gnslanb. Sranfreid unb HuBs
LAMB eeitattet, eutseeen benz Sntereiie
rnieres 2anbes. 8ir %perIansten
Ron elmer fortidrittlid iein poIlenben
Station, tpie bic britiihe, bab tie
bic Sntereien pes eisenen
Bottles banbeln iollte: bic 8lamase
fdlt auf uus, ntht auf bic 8riten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
Nmcrifaniiher WiIitarismmS.

Nlip 100000. 900 fir 2anbcspcrs
tbeioigune s5tpedel Idtbunoert TiIs
Iipnen 9oIars ! !! Sns &eprdiens
tantenbaus paiiierte Die sol Wilios
men Bill fir aiiitenpertbeibisuns; bas
Narines &umite oes Sauies bieb Die
1851 WiQionen S%lottenbali > gorlaae
fir 1918 gut; Die Irmeez gorlogc,
tuelde cine Nussabe BON $3.50 Drill
Iionen poriiebt. lit nod bot ocm
Sauss &omtte. Sier5u fummt nod
RE gorlase fir ansemetuen WiIitors
5pans. aIio Militdrismls at 0aiier
lln0 81 Ganbe. Nber europa leet man
GbriiitunsS gorihldee Dor unb ielbit
anseiebene utibsameritaniihe SIdts
ter 9eben auf bieien Setml
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

einen Der FUNDAMENTAL : 8runbidee
fes @olferredts, ndmlth auf ben,
bnB einer fricsfiibrenoen Iaht feline
@ergiinitigungen ertpieien iperoen
o%ilrfen. bic nidt and Der anberen
cripieien iperben fonnen- be-
merit bic ~amerifa" iebr ridtis.
Sefferion iibte pa6re Sumanttdt, benn
er lebnte es ab, IN elmer Sahe NIT
5ubelfen, Die bnralif ausgine. Die nidots
fdmpfenbe gebDlferlns Sranfreib's
Der Hrtb preisouseben.
ltno mas tbun mir beute ? -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

itcin mebr Die ensliiben &iilten err
leitt. Guf feline eigene Strait e~eiteIlt.
Der Runitionss unb 8obmaterials
Sieferunsen bon lleberiee beraubt,
niro England i'm &rieee gum pbn<
mdfti9en Gopan5. @on ibrem 8rots
forb abgeidnitten, Der In Canada, in
BEN Der. Staaten, in Irgentinien, in
Guitralien nnb Subien bdnst. mlb
gnsIano's Gipilbebolferuns binnen
einisen Ronaten in Die Gage seratben,
IN tpcl6e Die gnterte bic gipilbebolfes
rrng Seuti6lano's 81 brdu9en iu6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
&pnfequent petiert.

Erdiibent 8ilion bat fonieauent
9sbanbelt, aIs er am 30. Sanuar bic
Ginipanoerun9ssS ia gum 3 M e Il
Wale betierte. Die @iIbunssteits
alauiel, ipelde ben Natioiiten 10 iebr
am Ser5en lie9t. bat aud oiesmaI ben
anIab fir iein geto 9eboten. ~9eber
cine Yrobe fir ben g~barafter, nod
fir Gualitdt, nod fir inbibibueue
Sauslidfeit" nennt Der Yrdiibent
oieien TeIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

gnb5ieI, baB ale anoercn Steuern
fallen selaileu nno mir cine Steuer
tleiben pirb: Die cine Steuer auf
8runb unb 8oben. Nur 8atbolifen,
bic iih iiber Die Sahe nid,t bonn
tatboliihen Stanbpuntt aus informiert
baben, tonnen 8efiiriuorter iener Be-
ipesung iein, bic auerbiu9s tdelih an
au seiuinnem ibeint, (0as
g.ctten'ihe Pamphlet toitet flint Gents
per aopie, gu be5ieben burd s. Bep
g. Con, $500 9orain Gpe., glepelano.
Sbip. obcr bur6 bic Gentrnlitele bes
Central Wereius, Semplc Building,
ct. 2puis, Ro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

@influb 5ur gefreiuns Subieu's bon
Der ensliihen Ipraunci eeltenb gu
MADDEN. Sie 9epeide 1ebt berpor.
ipie bns emit bliiberbe, reide u1b
auf Der SDbe ber 8iNenfhaft nnb
&unit itebenbe inbiihe Golt inter Der
eneliihen Haubs unb @efpaltberrs
ibaft in Grmutb uno gleno seitiir5t
tpcrben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
S~etperiammlunscn nidt am plat.

Gic beutide H~esieruus bot idon
Dor Bodcu Der ametitaniiden ben
@orldIag 81 ciner llnteriuhuw Der
iu9en. Deportation" Der 9elsier ses
siRft. Sic 8iIions Negierung bat
nrinmebr ben 8eianbten @erarb be'
auftragt, cine llnteriudung Der in
Seutihlanb untersebrahten geleier
uub ibrer Sebensperbdltuiiie bor3us
acbneu. gis pieier @eridt benz
ErGiibentcn porliest. iinb feincrlei
6essg eriammIuusen iiber bieie Sruse
am Elab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
llolllnlcll

llnicr Nrbcitss Winiitcrium bat
nusgcrcdnct. bnB 100000 Nrbcitern
Die g0bne erbobt iinc in oieier 3eit
Der Yroiperitdt =. Die iibrigcn 80
Wiuionen baben bic grb1buna In
.@pit Of Ginning" gu iutcn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
6untncntar iiberflifiia.

Sic gretutipe Der d c n
Rational sYartei bat an Yrdiioent
g9ilion Elm SeIcgranmt s~eieubet,
iuorin berieIbe I'M Ramen ber S15
IGiqionen Snbter eriu4t iuiro. ieinen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
Sails Enthusiastically 90

- SnuS StnntSicfrctdr yonIinA
slnubtc, rap ieine Sbcprie bc8ilalidD
Der iricplidcn bcitiidten Snnoclsihiiic
oercinit 9e9cn ole Ger. Stnatcn in
Nmpenoumg gcbradlt werben t0untc.
piiroe CT Wobl wcni9cr bcfliIen iein.
on Der 1ctte Sl ihmienem, an bic mir
ielbit eelest werben fOnnten.--.W. y.
Staats5te."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
4einc Seit our Gpielerei.

Sir Die jesiee &onerebsS eiiion
finb tpeniser aIs 80 Grbeitstase iibris.
clio tuenig Seit. nm pie Sriebensrebe
bes Srdiioenten 5itr poIitiiben Spies
lerei gu miBbrauden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

8eil Sem aber nidt 10 lit, tonnen mir
fie setbeilte Stimmmng inter ben
0meritaniihen Bolen ipobl perlteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
Die 3pnferens Der Maiierten in Som

rN cagcro": Sas Su1nm,
ntentreffen Der Sibrer Der Nliierten
in Mom lit Elm 8eipeis bafiir. onb es
inter linen feinen 3pieipalt sibt unb,
baB ale Gnereie anf Gin SteI fon5ens
triert pirb. nd,nlih baIb einen ppls
ltdnbiaen Sie9 81 er8ipinsen.
= aNa 3ionaIc" Die 0er<
treter Der auiierten Rdhte nerIam<
meln lid in Hont in elmer entiheibene
ben Stunbe bcs &oufliftes. Sect crit
tbirb fir ben @ierberbanb Der eieents
lihe &rieg besinnen uno bas militia
ride Sniamnen8eben accentliert IT'D
bon Tag 81 Gag mebr.
g iornaIe b'StaIia":
Sic &onferen5 in Hom 5etst, bnB bic
Nliierten Die Rutbpenbiefeit einses
icbcn baben, in eneem 3uiammenz
9eben 5u banoeln, nm fir ben leeteu.
gefpaltigen Shlag aus3ubolen, Der
Gem Morocn elm 3iel icsen ioa.
.SccoIo": Die 8pnfcrenS in
9om lit Der 3uias gu benz uneri6iits
terliteu gntihluB, ben &rieg bis auf's
Meuberite lpeitersuiiibren. @ir riiden
Der ent6eioenben Stunbe INNER
ndber 80. gs lit besbalb unbe,
binet no%tbfpenbig. bab cine gemein.
fame SanbIuuespeiie feitseIeat uno
bab niht 10 berielben abgetpitsn
nirb.
.StaIia": Sic &oniercn5 in 8om
licfert Den 8eipeis bafiir. bab Die
heutihen Sriebensmanoper ibreu 3tped
perfeblt baben. penn ~anitatt Die aus
ierten 2dnber 5f ipalten, baben lie
bieielben ndber NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~Yerieberansar: Ser Saupt-
aiped Der .&onferena lit nab
~hnIerer Reinuug bas Seftlesen elmer
aemeiniamen Sanbluusstpeiie fir Den
Sail mo- Seutihlanb es periuten mill,
ieinen SriebeusbIuff piebcr auf5u'
ncbmen.
Is bcIId Sera":
Wtr iinb cnblif am lceten Wit Der
Sra9Doie angelangt. Sn Der Nonis
&onferens ltubieren bic Gliierten ibre
Stolen Elm, bamit Nles nit Dem motifs
gen gniembel ablduft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
llno Dor ipenisen @ofen lit Dem

- 8eim gb3ug aus Werifo baben
bic Nmerifaner ale IorrGtbe, barunter
Q~ebensnittel. bic fe nidt mitnebmen
tonnten, perbrannt. Mnbte haS
Icin ? Let. g. golfs3tg."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
|8as Mmbere iageu.
Mlit beionoerer 8sriidIidtisuus
Der alliierten YreKe.
9ie 8ebentnng hes 2riessmatcrials.
epe5icn iir bieie Seituns bearbtitet oun
II. Xavier Pruem.

Sm Yariler n6i9arp" bctont
General Waleterre bic 8ebeutung bes
9rieasmuterialS IN bieiem arie9e. @r
ihreibt II. a., 1ramfreih beiibe seseuz
irdrtig mebrere Sauienb Sabrifen, NIT
etipa 100000 Irbeitern, bnruntcr
ilnsefdbr % Yro3ent Srauen. Sm
Samnar 1915 ieien tdelid $4,000
@ranaten fir Die 75ers&anonen. ionic
1,000, 600 idfpere 8ranatcn hcracz
itcllt iporbcn. @e9enipdrtig Jet Die
Yrobuftion bebentenb arober. 9as
Iier5isfafc Der I'M Musuit 1914 bers
geitclten Ren9e 75erz@ ranaten. oas
oreibi9fa6e Der bumals bcr9eitellten
75ers &anonen. has 3ipeifahe ber
iGipersn 8nnonen. bas 300sfade Der
eanals er5eugteu Nn5abl 8cipcbre.
oas 170<fn6e Der Waidinengeipebre.
tperbe ieet berscItelt. gbenfalls peroe
iieben Nal mebr Yulper, pier5is Nnl
nlebr Srplofipltpffe, II. /. IN. fabri5icrt.
lleber bns WerbdltniB Der 400ers &n,
nonen, bic an Der Sommc erIdrienen.
laiien iih feline B~ereGnungen aus
lteaen. Greniot fperee bemnGtit chen,
falls cine 520ers &anonc fabri3ieren.
Sranfreih Iiefert ieinen gerbiinbeten
in Der letter 3eit 8ebntauienbe bon
@ranaten alIer. &aliber. Sic Nns
itreneune Sranfreih's, bic NOD Der,
hoppelt tperoen fonne, babe es eng.
lamb e~ru,oelitt, bas Seinise 3i ipagen.
General Nalcterre lit Der Nniibt, bab
on benz Gage. ba bic Grmee tdglih
iiber 100000 @rauaten. bapon Gin
0rittel idtpere Geihoiie 5ur 8ers
filgnne bat, Der 9urhbruh Der feiuos
lihen Sronten mir nod cine Sroge
Der @ertbeilnng Der 9eItdube icin
ipirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
Wie fd bod bic Soften anbern. -
Sm Sabre 1877 fang Der brftif6e
Ibpofat unb Sifter CUNT:

@bpoiub ~ ~tSbtNN R
y@ir piiniden ni6t su
fdmpfen;
Sod, bel Sinso! ipenu
Mrs tbun.
Go baben mir bic Shiffe.
8ir baben unire 2eute,
@ir baben du6 baS 8eIb.
8ir ihlusen einf ben
Barren,
Rir peroeR ms ibou
fpebren:
aonItantinopel friest Der
HrHe nidtl"
llno Dor tpenieen 8ohen lit Dem
:. Nuiien" nidt nur 8pnitantinopel.
aud bic 9arbaneQcn unb
mas Drum nm bran bdn9t, voiiis
Sicl" 5useipro6cn lucrben Gs
icblt mir nod cine alcini9fcit: bic
7iirfen baben nod nift ibre Snitima
inius gegeben $3.50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-21
TODAY'S AID TO BEAUTY

Hair is by far the most conspicu-
Gus thing about US and is probably
the most easily damaged by bad or
careless treatment. If we are very
careful in hair washing, we will have
virtually no hair troubles. An espe-
cially fine shampoo for this weather,
one that brings out all the natural
beauty of the hair, that dissolves and
entirely removes all dandruff, excess
oil and dirt, can easily be used at trif-
ling expense by simply dissolving a
teaspoonful of canthrox (Which you
can get at any druggists) in a cup of
hot water. This makes full cup of
shampoo liquid, enough so it is easy
to apply it to all the hair instead of
just the top of the head. This chem
ically dissolves all impurities and Gre
ates a soothing. cooling lather. Rims
ing leaves the scalp spotlessly clean,
soft and plant, while the hair takes
on the glossy richness of natural color,
also a fluffiness which makes it seem
much heavier than it is. After a can
throx shampoo, arranging the hair is
a ure.-Advertisement.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-21

day from Hoyt, where she has organ
lied a dramatic club.
Miss Anne Huntsburger left today
for Wichita to spend two weeks with
Mrs. E. G. Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs A ]. Carruth, jr., and
| their children, Arthur III and Elisa
beth. will go to Herington Saturday
to spend week with Mrs. Carruth's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Hawley,
and Mr.. Carruth's father, Mr.. A. ].
Carruth.
Miss Laura Spaulding. of Birming-
ham, Ala, who is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. H. S. Ginger. and Mr..
Ginger, will leave soon for Denver,
Colo, where she will spend the sum-
| mer.
Mr.. Clyde M Adams has returned
to Detroit, Mich, after a short visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Adams
Mrs F. A Stevens will return home
| Friday after a visit to her son, Floyd,
at Pratt, Kan.
Mrs. Allyn L. Stone will leave to-
morrow for Chicago, where she will
spend three weeks with Mrs. William
Eberle, jr.
| Mrs Bruce L. DeGarmo is visiting
friends in Hutchinson for few days.
The following children enjoyed
picnic at Cages park Wednesday aft
ernoon: Ruth Parry, Mary Margaret
Parry, Elizabeth Makens, Airline Nc
lowski, Irene Cooper, Emily Cooper
and Reita Cooper. They were chap
eroned by Miss Marie Mcdonald.
Mr. H E. Lyman and Mr.. Bridges
are in St Joseph attending the golf
| tournament
| Mr.. and Mrs Carl w. Trap motor
ed from Kansas City the first of the
week, to attend the dinner at the Elks
club, given Tuesday evening for Mr..
and Mrs E. c. Fox, who leave Friday
for their new home in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. John Eagan have re-
turned to their home in St Louis after
! a ten days visit to Mr.. and Mrs. c. S.
Elliott.
Miss Mildred Bowman returned yes
terday from Boston where she has
been attending Wellesley. She was
the guest of Miss Frances Perry of
Topeka, at the Perry summer home
near Bernard5town, Mass, recently
Mrs. May BelIeville Brown of Salina.
will be in Topeka today for the suf-
frage convention
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Stevens of Kan
sas City, are the guests of Mrs. Anna
Stevens and other friends.
Mrs. W. A. Morton and Mrs. Charles
Mitchell are spending a week in Lake
view.
Miss Louise Kelley of White Cloud.
who has been the guest of her aunt.
Mrs. Robert Merrick. has returned to
her home. Miss Octavia O'Neil re-
turned with her for a visit of two
weeks.
route to a visit in Las Vegas, n. M.
spent Monday and Tuesday as a guest
at the ]. M Meade home
Mrs. A. T. Daniels has returned
from Hiilsdale, Mich, where she was
called by the death of her mother
Mrs. A Smith and her daughter,
Miss Laurette Smith of Whittier, Cal,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A T. Dan
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iels for a week. Mrs. Smith is a sis
ter-in-law of Mrs Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Coe and their
daughters. Miss Emily, Miss Mabel
and Miss Helen Coe. motored to Man
haitian yesterday to attend the COM
mencement exercises to be held today.
Miss Merle Beeman, a niece of Mr..
and Mrs. Coe, who has always made
he home with them, will be among
the graduates.
Miss Lena Philbin, who has been
studying voice in Kansas City the past
year, returned today to spend the
summer vacation with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Neiswender.
Miss Philbin was graduated from
Bethany college a year ago. She has
been singing in the Trinity church in
Kansas City the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Forbes and their
children will leave tomorrow for a
visit of several weeks in Colorado.
Mrs. Herbert Lininger of Kansas
City is the guest of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Larimer.
Miss Mary Lannan left today for
Colorado, where she will spend the
summer.
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Phone-From $50 to p. $500; other hours 100
BY DAISY NEIL

All social circles in the city are very
much interested in the War Dance,
which is to be given Saturday night
at the home Of Mr.. J. r. Burrow in
Highland Park. So great is the inter-
est shown that the first five hundred
tickets were sold some time ago and
an additional three hundred have
been ordered. Mrs. Frank Eurrow
and Mrs. w. d. Updegraff are manag
ing the affair. Mrs. Paul Walker has
charge Of the program, which is to be
something new and very good. The
program for those who do not care to
dance begins at $50 o'clock
Extensive preparations are being
made for the entertainment of the
guests. The dance platform is fifty
by fifty and a real band stand is be-
ing constructed.
Ice cream cones will be sold dur
ing the evening by Miss Harriet Hill,
Miss Carol Thrall. Miss Isabel Stew
art. Mis-. Doris Rosser, Miss Marian
Williams, Miss Nreda Burch. Miss
Anne Weishtman, Miss Jessie Bur
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nett Miss Esther Dolley, Miss Ernest
inc Kline, Miss Antoinette Clark. Miss
Edith Cornell, Miss Ruth Wood, Miss
Mary Burnett, Miss Alice Lyman, Miss
Ethel Chase, Miss Muriel Nichols,
Miss Dorothy Nichols and Miss Hilda
Miller, of Oklahoma City.
x y
Mrs. c. A Wolf entertained thirty
guests informally in compliment to
Mrs. Charles Hendricks, of St. Louis.
who is visiting friends and relatives
here, at her home Oil Western ave-
nue.. The rooms were decorated thru
out with crimson rambler roses. Mrs.
Hendricks will return tomorrow to
her home in St Louis.
X X
Topeka women are gradually be-
ginning to wear the overalls. One
pretty young woman who has a new
car insists that she is going to look
after the oiling of said car herself and
consequently has purchased a pair of
blue overalls. One of the we'll known
young housewives wears then when
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Looking Backward In State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY

Two members of the Ninde Chautauqua
receiving the Chautauqua diploma. The
diplomas were granted to Mrs. Emma
Baker Smith and Mrs. Alice Mitchell Fos-
ter. who are known socially in Topeka as
Mrs Geo. o. Smith and Mrs. Eli G. Eos
ter.
The dances which are being given in
the wooden mills at Oakland every other
Wednesday will be alternated by dances
given by the younger crowd The first
one will be given next Wednesday and the
proceeds will go to the festival fund. Music
will lie furnished bv Steinberg's orchestra.
Mrs Geo. E. Dougherty and children,
Gladys and Floyd, are visiting at Downs,
Kansas.
Miss winifred Wagner entertained at
dinner last evening in honor of Miss Libbie
Hazlett of Chicago, who is the guest of
Miss Lillian Whitlock. Covers were laid
for Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner. Miss Whitlock,
Miss Libbie Hazlett, Mr.. Will Wadsworth,
Mr. Harmon Ryus and Mr.. Frank Davis
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cleaning. She is not very tall and
says as she has to climb up on a lad
der so often they are great help.
And they say that one woman in the
west part of town is seen digging in
her garden early these mornings wear
ing a pair of becoming blue and white
striped ones.
Miss Ethel Chase, Miss Edith Con-
NELL Miss Alice Lyman, Miss Ruth
Wood and Miss Mary Burnett have
asked the assistance of some of their
friends at the tea which they will give
Friday afternoon at the Country club
for the benefit of the Red Cross. Those
asked to assist are Mrs. J. C. Burnett,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Council. Mrs. H. E. Lyman,
Miss Margaret Cornell, Mrs. Everett
Akers, Miss Cynthia Monroe, Miss
Charlotte West, Miss Dorothy Nichols,
Miss Johanna Gleed. Miss Frances
Hammatt, Miss May Rogers.
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The Rota club had its fortnightly
meeting Wednesday night at the
Puritan cafe, newly equipped eat
ing house on West Fifth street. The
members assembled in the parlor up
stairs and after dinner returned to the
assembly room for the business meet
ing. The officers, who were re-elect-
ed from last year, each made informal
some of the committees. Mrs. P. H.
Adams, who is second vice president,
and permanent chairman of the civic
committee, reported on the Rota eX-
change, the management of which is
in her hands. Her report showed that
month than in any mouth since it
opened
Mrs. Adams also reported on the
effort of her committee to have a band