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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-14
EAST SIDE NOTES

Notes and personals from East Side
by Frances Jones. 211 Grattan street
Telephone between and 10 a. IN, 800;
other hours. 4I51 K-2.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Baughman have changed
their residence from Twiss avenue to Green
and Indiana avenues.
The Good Luck club was entertained by
Miss Nellie and Mr.. Earl Cooper at their
home. 426 Chandler street. The guests of
phries. Miss Thelma Patterson, Miss Mil
bred Scott, Miss Nellie Cooper, Miss Grace
Patterson. Miss Juanita Snyder Miss Neva
Jones. Miss Juanita Walton. Miss Hazel
Evans. Miss Mollie Edwards. Miss Ada
Sandefer. Miss Selma Bedwell, Mr.. otto
Seaman, Mr. Oscar Peterson, Mr. , J3hn
Mr.. Earl Stockwell. Mr.. Dick Manuel. Mr..
Roy Brizendine. Mr.. Bob Bailey. Mr.. John
Austin. MIR chester Morrow. Mr.. Frank
Taylor, Mr.. Earl Cooper and Mr.. Ray
Cooper. March II. the club will be enter
tanned at the home of Miss Mildred Scott,
;,25 Lake street.
Mrs. L. H. MearS has been called to Iowa
by the serious Illness of Il relative.
Mrs. Charles Cole entertained the Lotus
club Mt cards Tuesday afternoon. The
honors of the afternoon were awarded
Mrs. H $ Spencer; Those who played
Davis, Mrs. Eldon Seagraves, Mrs Frank
Morris. Mrs George Villee. and Mrs. james
Brizendine: The next meeting in two weeks
will be with Mrs. James Brizendine, 624
Taylor street.
Mrs. Harley Harper is i'll at her home.
German avenue. Her little daughter MaFN
Louise. who has been ill is slightly I'M
proved
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Morris and their
son, Clyde Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cum
ingham motored to Ozawkie. where they
were guests of Mr.. Morris's brother, Allen
Morris.
The Missionary society of the East Side
Methodist church will meet Friday after
noon at Mrs. L. Slagels' home, East Sixth
avenue.
The Social Hour club will he entertained
Thursday afternoon. by Mrs. Charles Shea
for. $40 Chandler street
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-14
Looking Backward In State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY

Mrs w. A. McCarter is entertaining a
few of the neighborhood children for her
little daughter, katherine, in honor of her
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Atwood will go to Chi
cago next week where they will reside.
Mrs. +. +. Kline. who has been visiting
her mother. Mrs. L. d. Thomas. will re-
turn to her home in Hot Springs, Arkan-
sas. next week
Mr. David Palmer will go TO Winfield
tomorrow to remain several days.
Miss Isabel Peck will be Miss Ollie
O'Brfen's guest next week.
The Modern Literature club Will meet
with Miss Eleanor Wilson next week.
Mrs. II. NJ. Spivey is in Lincoln, Neb.,
visiting her daughter
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they far superior
Their durable surface alb
offered
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-14
When Itching Stops

There IS one safe, dependable treat
ment that relieves itching torture and
skin irritation almost instantly and that
cleanses and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for Csc or 81 bottle
of zemo and apply it as directed. Soon
you will find that irritations, pimples,
black heads, eczema, blotches, ringworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
A little zemo, the penetrating, salts
flying liquid. is all that is needed, for it
banishes all skin eruptions and makes
the skin soft, smooth and healthy.
The z. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
Advertisement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-14

penny, and is now visiting her mother.
Mrs. S. ]. Morton. She expects to re
turn home Friday.
The Topeka Art Embroidery club
will meet with Mrs. Charles Little.
1924 Monroe street Thursday after
noon.
Here are the names of the new
draperies. Neltours, Neltons, Khedive,
Silk. Lindenen, Lions Rep. Beauvias
cloths and others. now being shown
by the VIM. Connors Furniture Co,
106 Kansas Ave.-Adv. sd
The Mothers c. E. Society of The
First Congregational church will 'qe,Re t
with Mrs. L. L. Baker Friday after
noon. at her home. $40 Western
avenue
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Congoleu1n Rugs

See the two Rugs
on our side walk in
front o. the store.
also the display of
Rugs and Congo
lcum by the yard in
North Window.
These Rugs arc
going to be left on
the walk for one
week to demonstrate
their wearing quail
tics: afterwards they
will be on display in
our Carpet and
Drapcry Department
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-14

Kansas State University. Lawrence,
Kansas. After his graduation he went
TO Alaska and spent a year there in
engineering work for the United States
government in its coal land investi-
cations. Since then he has been in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-14
Notes and Personal Mention.

Mr.. George E. Nettels, who is
student in the State university, has
been pledged to the Theta Tau en-
gineering fraternity.
Mrs. Roland West of Chicago ar
rived today to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Moneypenny. She will
probably remain about two months.
Mrs West was formerly Miss Jennie
Moneypenny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Dewey and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28

WANTED a technical
IS yesrs fo travel for
Germ ncsg NeH York. sell
send school training tw
ard Photograph sslus.
end travelling ctrenses
fHr and sdfluUUmCrt
OScs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28

WANTED. 4 technical man. mechanical q 10 .-
years old. Tor advertising department. mus, have
GOOD command of Egslish. for large manufa turing
concern near New York. Send samples u sny writing
sou have done. sslsr. Slo0 per month 70 stau biz
opportunity for training snd sdfauetInelf a. D.
Box lci Tribune once
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HELP WANTED
Male

sfkNY IMMEDIATE OPENINGS - Accountants
bookieerers. tenosraplers. CLERKS can. MIG
HILL (Age1cyl. Flstiron Building Times Building
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Next
Twenty-four Hours

Washington Jan. 27.-Ths area Of high baron
etsr that was over the Eastern states on Friday
has advanced northeastward TO New England while
the disturbance that then orcr British Co
lumbia has moved southesstssrd IN Moutsns
The temperature has risen in nearly All psr'
o. The couf1ry and 10 is now decidedly ABOVE nor
nal in all districts except in tire Middle Ausn 70
and New England S,sies. the region of the GreaJ
Lakes and the upper Mississippi VALLEY.
The wind has become unsettled over mucn OF
The oounty and during The last tweniy-folr hours
there we're rains iu The Cult states. Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley and on Tie NORTH Paclhc
Coast and local SHOWS In New York tie regiun
OF the Great Lakes and the Northwest
Tie weather win be unsettled sunday and Monday
generally cast of the Mississippi River with snoNS
in the Northern border istes and rain elsewhere
The temperature will rise Sunday IN the hlddl5
Atlantic and New England states and the re
gon Of Tie Great Lakes, ana d Will remain aoo'e
me seasonal average in the Ohio Valley and the
south Atlantic and Fast Gulf states.
storm warnings displayed on the North Pa
cifc Coast -
cold wave warnings have been issued for Mon
tans. Northern Wyoming and the western portions
o. the DssCtss
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Arn1y and Many Orders,
Movements Of WdrshlbS

With commission on raw yards and naval s''-
tions Navy peputnent =. ~,
s.S,,d II pE WITT PHK detsched duN Hr
usn ConSsbulay. 90 duty iN Provisional IN
so srS ,s : G BATES. ADMITTED Ns',l Hospital.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
Ian eg-Celuc sud Sonoms Al Gusntansmo DO p
Ian ph,n 81 Wasmnftou, Hsncoct, al IneiHo
pls's: Manson Monaghan and S'ercii. a. Nicl'
burs Nashrine 81 Vera cru. Rowan. a. Ienss
~cis. sampson a. New York San biero. ~ IL
huron. TuNuu. a. PuTct Sound
Ian 26-Bushneli Columbia HI rs, L.L
Ia La Ia lie LILO. ILL, DISK and rslis-
h,sscs. from Dry ToTtugks for Pensacola HsncncA
frrn Puerto Plsis for Monte Chrisa; k2. from
Ncs York fc~ New LOndon; Iamscn, MONAGHAN
snd S;er-<f from Nstchcz for Nicssburr; Nereu'
from Norfolk for Vera CIu1 O.bnen, from New
mort 20 see Ontario. from Norok for Guantanamo;
Rocket from Norfolk FOR Rappahannock Spit: s@mp-
son from New York Tor trials: Wordon. from New
York foe New London Nankton. from fort-su-
Prince for Santiago
cheyenne made temporary flagship coast torpedo
force. Pacific feet - a..
Active hest has sailed from Port su Prince Tor
Guantanamo. where they viii arrive to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28

WORKOUT COLD AND SILVER BOUGHT ~
n IONGMAN'S SONS. sold and silver rehners
4 John e.
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MULTIGRAPHING
OLD GOLD AND SILVER

ArLrICRAPH' TYPEWRITER LETTERS 800
.sfs6, 900 sl1J: 10000. 81. GEO Il
,Nf,AfHTRFORD. 40 Broadway Equitable Bids ,
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World

vsrztyr manl. MatanIsS Jan q. to me Mui'ou
Sc Line with sugar. Bar at midnight zetn Ia,
Mar Negro (SpSnl. Msrseilles Dec 20 se,lle a.
and Norfolk "a 20 the Ken IS Line WIN o"'N'
Bar at 2 m. goth ~. 4
Co with cork Bar a. midnight 3oth III
Neerhaven (Dutchl. Baltimore Jan y. 10 "
Bull & Co In ballast Quar- At s.t5 no
II Paso Galveston Jan 20. 70 the southern Ia
cifc Co with rndse quar- a. ~ N -
vssAri (Br). Liverpool Jan II and HahfsI = -
o. TO LamPort Holt in ballast. Bar az Ai'lV
rspaioz fBrazl santos Nov 20. Rio de Janero
Dec s Para Jan 10 and san juan 70. 70 The Lcld
Brsnliero. with passengers and mdse' quar- al 900
-
Bella tBrl. Kinrton. samlsnd lBesl R9itsr
dam: Dsrdsnus Dutch, | 0css ssl Ia ia
Newport News: Brstlsnd fNorl. Phnadepma keso-
lutte Halifax: Tagls BIZ Kingston; Fl Dis. Ga
weston: Creole. New Orleans. Comsnehe. Cnsrits on
and jacksonville. Cola obj, Gibraltar; fnusoe. .
phia, Liverpool; Ccamo. san Juan TOT hI us,s
Ponce: PGnaman Norfolk: AbAtross 1hnssl hoia
BAY via Wilmington. Del: Atnsteoyk toulenj' nv
terdam LAmpasss, Brunswick.
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Iron Tho Tribune Bureau
Washington. JsnuayJ ~.

Iron Tho rrhune Bureau
Washington. JsnurJ y.
ARMY
Mai WILLIAM = JACKSON. INF, uusssirned AZ
sienei Goth Infantry.
Mai IISSF Y HARRIS Mciic,l Ccrpe, from mr.
.her ten,porsrv duty With Field UoslNth No. >.
Leave az ahsencc FOR one month ucon arstval IN
4 : granted Captain CHARLES =. BATES, lSih
Inf - -..,,,
y,ssisnstcns q First u. JOSErU DE GAfuNO
Nsbapa National Guard John y. MOI tiJsAN'
New Hsup~htrr NanonA Guard, Capt JOIN y
Lilly >cN YORK Nstiocsi Guard. ana flrsi
~. PEYTON G. CLEMENTS. Teas NstionL
6uard sccCTtcd
NAVY
H. a. G. r. n LEWIS. dc,achei vorks Md
vale Steel Co 20 nav yard. M1hing'~
Assisfan, surgeons l. ID. ARROChE y IA
1F~SFN J. A HALPIN ard L h. Lib. NJ X
4 esached Naval Medical School WaIhnE'on'
10 Asistic station. via February trsnPWt
psyrras;sr ;. T. JORDAN. TO navy yard. Charles
ton.
MARINE CORPS
CO. T. {. TREADNE1I, de,ached heahqusners
Marine Corps. 20 oommAnd Marine Barracks
rirs. Il 4 A. CUNNINGHAM. to Temporary duty
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Wind, for Sunday and mondsy.-North At

fresh southeast to south weather and snow
and rain Middle Atlantic fresh south and south
cast and rain South Atlantic East Gulf moderate
east and southeast and fair weather. West cur.
moderate south and overcast weather. Upper Lakes.
fresh shifting winds. mostly esst and southeast
o,sr,.ast weather and probably snow Lover lakes.
moderate variable winds and overcast weather ana
snow or rain
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

ANNINEU
runta Arenas Jan 2f-ChinchA New York and
Norfolk va Bahia Blanca. a..
la GuayrA. Jan 25--Zuu2. New fcTk va maya
guez.
SAILED
CristooA Jan 2S-Pcisdes iron san Francesca
New YORK. Meldersldn (No7l iron Valparaiso
Nay York
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SITUATIONS WANTED

AMERICAN. age is married. honest reliable
hustler. lnogledse Of reSI estate and buildings
used TO handling nen Bon 50. Tribune Once.
BoOkkEEPER christian seeks position calling for
an Intelligent, vel bred man Of mature age and
highest personal character cunrefsant With Modern
accounting methods and accustomed 10 full
charge n hooks; good stsnoUspher: Al New York
reieren,e &2l. y D. Bon 80. Tribune once.
nAtrrElR wishes p,si10n with pirate famliy
e.si uechanic. best q personal and written ref.
o-caceS. Apply 10 NJ. care " McArdie 2es W
18Th 81
DESIRE place my chauffeur. mechanic sober. reli-
able. careful. highly recommcnded Beals, III
Broadway.
MECHANIC -Technicsl graduate, spcaKing Fnslish
French. Russian. German and Polish. e1ceilsnt
salesman or MANUFACTURES. would like 20 get &C
quainted with Al concern export business
y O1ouIy us stanhope ~. BROOKLYN. Y. Y.
RIAL ESTATE MANAGER. -C Christian. sucressiiil
IN Management n large eststes. 20 years er-
rrrfence. wants management II Brooklyn proper
tie. hank. corporation and individual references a.
Interview Manage Boa p Tribune on1cc
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TRANSPACTFIC MAILS

Mails clos.
in y. Y.
xsii Mani .--................... To-day
R.-sii. Guam and Philippine Islands (ris
san Franciscol--U : Transport ........-. Jan -
HawAn Via san Franciscol-Ss NuhslmtnS FEB
riu Ixlands. New Zesland and Australia (Vs
vancouterl-ss Niagara ........-........ fsb
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ARRIVED

Msrchinn4s OF Butte tBrl. Hsvre De- 2s 10 the
CompaEnis Gensralo TranssuGtique. with ndse
Ear AZ 80 m.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC


United States Coast and Gecdeac survey
IN ris,x .......... i0N Moon rsss a. M II -
aa ss.s ............ Q .oS Moon sets %. n sN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28
Female

A-A-CHILD's NURSE or nursery gorernsss
young English woman. $50 81. r. Miss Hof-
phone sq4s Murray Hi.
A-A-CoUPLE-Y0 Germans butler and
COOK or chambermsid. city o. coGrtu $50 g.
Mss Hgfmager's Agency. 10 Ezrf fGd A. Sd
nccr. rslsphons as Murray Hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28

Forecasts fer Special localities. Northern New
Engsnd-Snow and warmer sunday; Monday un-
settled probably snow.
Southern New Englsnd-Snov. probably chang
ing 70 rain sunday. warmer sunday; Monday un
settled probably rain.
Eastern New York-Snoa In north and snow
changing 10 rain I'm south SUNDAY warmer SUNDAY
Monday unsettled probably rain.
Eastern Pennsylvania New jersey: DelaMsI"
bly, rain and warmer Sunday; Monday unsettled
probably rain.
Western Observation-Disclosures SUNDAY. Nom
dsy rain. moderate temperature.
Western New NOrk-suow SUNDAY, warmer 100
East: Monday rain or snow.
Local Official Reoofd.-'rhe following official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during the last twenty -four hours in compsriscn
with tho corresponding date Of last year
1917 1915. 1917 1915
II. + 5.$$$ & s Z" i /. !:
~ m. -.... 23 80 II p. m -..-. 70 ~
Highest temperature Yesterday. % decree t.t
- average same date last year. CO. average same
date last ihirty-thrce ycsrs. 90
Huridit
a. ms D. m...t p. M. %
BUsmstsr Readings
= m...5O.ji , IN. ..a055 p. m...3O ~
Local Torsoast--Snow changing 10 rain. AM
rain: fresh southeast 10 south winds.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE

coon CHANGE To ErY AZ Old ESTABLISHED
,lue store in sI.i LEGATION BroOAiynl selling
on account ~ feti.iug RON business Stoca about
81 Ga0 40 brokers need Apply A. Box l1s.
Tribune once 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

III TIER NALET. TSEF 1 T.. Settled. reliable
truftgnrthy. exceptionally we'll trained hes' re-
eIence: 20 anyv here: So. Mssou's Azsncy lGl
West f2d S. Tel Bryant 5s3s.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.
COOK and CHANBErifAID- WAITRESS Roth
capable. together Or separate. three ycars excel
lent references. riy or ,ounir. Miss Nndughutass 5
Ascncy. q, West ~ e.
COOK AND WAITRESS together or separate
good cts reference. SO 500 h. Mas Hof-
msler's Agency. 10 last 4fd st.. Sd floor Teo-
phone s9ii murray Hili
COTOEED COIPIE. capable. relisbe. desire poi
lion. city county wages. To-SI5. ire Feb. b..
Colonial Employment Asene2 % West '2d 81.
CooK-svedish: competent. reliable. several
years last position ~ages 80. Ssmrson's Agen-
@. ISL Lctington ave
COOK. LAt.NDREss. -Youns: 2 years excellent
references. $50. Mis- shaughneys Ageicy. Il
West i2d 81
COOK. WAITRESS and HOUSEWoRKER-
nish girls competent and reliable. god references.
=. I@hti- Ageng, - D.. l2jth. Tel. Harlem jlil.
COOK Scotch Protestant. hrs, class. highly recon-
nended desires position. city o. c0uutB. wages
So. Colonial Employment Agcng. - West i-d 81.
CoOH-Capall e Swedish cooh ha.t references. good
manager Jussila Agency, 6'3 Lexington av
CoUPIT -Firvt class butler vaiet. cook: neat nice
Appearing efficient. mcsr desirable. splendid ref
rrcuccs. 500. Mssou's Agenc l3l West i-d 81
COtFLE-Bu,lct vlic, ladies maid sesrl,Ies,.
tail me sppesring Sesndinayisns; s1cep ionsl!y
competent. excellent references. Sl0u. Mr.. Ma8ou'-
Asency. l3l West i2d ST.
cot-PIF-Fnsibh. butler. cook: both excellent.
good appearing. $50. country preferred. entire
wofs eTcee lsundry Miss shes's Agency 80 T. "a.
corPLE.-Butler maid. ehanb.ermsid. excellent
sasInstress 90 West 90 south best reiefcnccs.
Miss shea's Asenc5. 80 East i2d. Murray Hin 6'7t.
CoUPLE-Cook. butler. valet. useful man. years
evcailent references. So. CITY country Mis-
shaushneSsy's Agency. II West i2d ST.
COUPLE young FINNISH: butler and cook
capable. reliable. highly recommended SIMPSONS
Agency. 81 Lexington ave.
FRENCH COOK.-Young good cook and manager:
Sis: country preferred years last place. Miss
Shea's Agency. 30 East i2d 81 Tel Murray Hill
s774
GENERAL HOUsEwORKER Neat first class. in
city no lagndX o., Sa a 'Sionis hmp sss
LADY's MAID-Youns Scotch maid. plain hair
dressing. good seamsircss. So $40. D.. Miss
Hofmsyef'. Assne. 10 East asa ST. ID floor
Telephone s9f Murray Hill.
LADY's MAIo-scc,eh refined: competent hair
dresser. dr,s,naker. parker. traveller: years
splendid r-fereuce. most desirable: $50 Msson's
Asencs. i3l wesi '2d st.
LATrNDRESS CHAMBERAfATD - tonp,tenf
yVlIng. city or country $50. excellent rrfcnncrs
Mis- shea Agencs. 90 Esst ga So Tel Murray
HiU eTTi
IN'NDRESS Shirts. collars CUTS. 4 wears er-
relient references. Miss Shsugnutssys Agency.
o. West f2d 81
NURSERY GOYERNESS Refined vounz Insh
woman. cool ncedewomsn. care tao children
city. ysar i@f piace; 20 MIS- Shea'- Asen-
c. 30 Eay 80 EN-.
WAITRESS -rtrst csss equal M butler. wants
place in apartment. So. YEAR, las place Mis-
Slss's Asency. % Esst ga 81.
WAITRESS- Competenf Finnish grl. hrst refer
eucs. Jussla Asrucy, sjl Lexington az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28

All winter sports. through train daily.
Winter rates on American plan. Write for
booklet and Information to Miss Philips,
Chateau Frontenac. Quebec. p. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28

man. rnerhanicsl. age g 70
large manufacturing con
.ing experience unnecessary
10 ycars cIperienoe record
sos psr month 20 st.rl
big opportunity for Train
q 4 Boz -l- Irtlns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28
MEETINGS

.NNrAr. MEETING or TIT AMERICAN ~
eT.fTf ~. TIursdsy. FEB isl 1917 a. q "
ss.a ~ $50 T.. 81 MURDOCH sec''
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TIVE EvlFW BELLEAIR HEIGHTS.
IhL pCLlCFllW FLORIDA.
THE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA

season Jan. 9Th to April Two Finest Goli Course,
n, Ire south AZ the Famous Belleair Country Clue.
II. D. SAXTON Mgr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28
HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL.

& the ideal winter resort. It's wonderful, climate
enables the tourist TO enjoy outdoor sports through
out season. Address n. RS. BIDS. OF Trade Hotels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28

r.hned winter hotel in the middle soutl
American plan--Furnished Cottages 20
Rent. j. }. SN EENEl, MgI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28
lie UECI LhIND EAST COAST
PARTRIDGE INN 'S Now Ust e.
CHATEAU FRONTENAC, QUEBEC.

Nav Addition. Two ls-Hole Golf Courses near th.
Inn suites with Bath: Private Nerandss. Noted
!or Homelike Comfort and Cuisine. Write for bookle
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-21
AMERICA TO
PREPARE FOR
HOSTILITIES
Armed Forces to Proceed Against Germany If Imperial
Government Insists on Attacking American Vessels;
President Plans to Outline Outrages Against American
Lives and Property on the High Seas

Washington, D. c., March 21.-Presdent Wilson, rec
ognizing that Germany practically is making the
United States the SEAS to-day called Congress to
semble in extraordinary session April to deal with the
situation
The purpose of the session, called two weeks
earlier than the date first set announced in the Pres
dents proclamation is to receive proclamation from the
Chief Executive grave questions of national policy
The President in his address to Congress will detail
how Germany practically has been making the
United States by the ruthless destruction of American lives
of nations and humanity
Congress then is expected to pass resolution declar
ing that state of has existed between the United
States and Germany for time.
Such resolution in itself will be declaration of
war in technical sense, although practically will
to the same thing.
Protect Vessels
AS consequence the United States will take further
the high elsewhere against
like Germany and whether will
its full will depend the of the Imperial
German government
Since last Sunday when three American ships
British Isles quick with loss OF American vesbrng
the total number of Americans through
operations than Ohe President and all his advisers
recognized that OF existed From all the
try have calls for the immediate summonng of Congress
extra session.
Although the President by the provisions of the Constitution
must leave Congress make the practical declaration
such adces have the White House
Congress- governors of states public officials many
citizens have contained statements of support of such policy
fullest
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Plan Separate Roll of
Aliens in County When
Making Military List

In addition to making more COM
plete list of all men in Dauphin coun-
ty available for military service, coun-
ty commissioners to-day considered
plans to have all aliens in the county
separately enrolled next September by
the tax assessors.
Occupation. residence, nationality
previous military service and physical
condition of all aliens will be taken
The commissioners believe there are at
least 5000 in the county.
BY including all men ranging in
age from Is to 40 years this year, in
stead of from 81 to 45 years-as was
done last year-the' list is expected to
total more than 10000. In addition
to the names, previous military train
ing, if any, and physical condition
will be included in the enrolment
which will probably be one of the
most complete ever made.