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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-12
ACREAGE

10 ACREAGE
TuuRsToS COUNTY i0-ACRE
TRACTS
A PLACE WITHOUT a CHor
FAILURE
In Buying Land Tor a Home
.
Do YOU Know
That Good SOIL Ia the first consId-
1hat Good Market ia tho second
consideration
We have IT,
That Good Transportation Ia tho
third considerations
We have a.
That Good NoiEhborhood Is tho
fourth consideration
We have ~
That Good School Is the ffth con
alteration
We have A.
All Of which makes Good Com
muniiy.
That's the Reason why
In regard 10 Good Soil. We think We
can show YOU ~ good q garden as
can be found In any part % the
state.
In regard TO Good Market we can
show you the new army canton
mont where preparations have
OF 10000 men.
In regard TO Good Transportation.
northern Pacific depot Hdloins our
land
In regard 10 Good NciRhhorhood We
can show you A. good cummun-
ity az can Doe found IN the state.
In regard 70 Good school. school
bus calls for the children In the
morning and takes them back ia
the evening
Come 20 our office aud tall, with rs
Its worth while The terms VIII
ruit you-y0u can set n i0-hcr~
tract Tor see cash and $40 per
month. Talk Go those who have
purchased from Ne.
MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO SEE
THE LAND NEXT SUNDAY
or at your convenience.
4 ~ REID & co.
1it-5tT New York Block.
Please a~nd Free Illustrated
FOLDER TO
Name ......ts....s.s....
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OVERSEAS NUT
TO BE PARADED
THRU STEETS

"Doughnuts for Doughboys" hut,
an oxnct replica Of front line = NJ
c. A. hut erected for the United War
work Campaign. viii begin is CO.
reer on wheels "wednesday. At 10 a..
m. accompanied boy 70 strlnged quar-
tet OF sailors.
The hut n three sided. built on "a
truck. with lts CHEEKY fireplace.
gramophone. reading table and seven
costumed representatives Of the sew
en- organizations IN the campaign, II
viii move about on exhibition. stop
ping AZ street corners.
Bert swezea and and Orvis {. Glad.
den both Of whom are on the cam
paign publicity committee. conceived
the idea Of the truck and have super
Intended ita construction.
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BROWN BALLOTS
ARE CHECKED IN
SUPERIOR court

At the request ~ the defnocratie
committee. the ballots ~ the recent
closely fought contest for the office
Of county prosecuting attorney were
carefully checked IN Judge Frsters
courtroom Tuesday morning. before
they were turned over 10 the can.
yagsluR bonrd
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SUES CAR COMPANY

The Puget Sound Electric railway
IL being sued for 1900 damages on
account Of injuries sustained by
Theodore Berryhill. aged u. when
riding In an auto That was run down
by the Tacoma intcrGrban at Con.
necticut ~ and First ave. IS.
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81 BUSINESS 0pPORTI MITES
PERSONAL


WANTED DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD
DIN JEwELRy. OLD SILVER
WATCHES. OLD FALSE TEETH
IIICYFs-r rRtrFs PAID.
SMITH JEW EiHY co.
~. T. 9 SMITH BLDG. sTH FLOOR
rRTvATE sASfTAnfuM = Dis
eases Of women Fuccsssfully treat
reasonable 1857 18th ave. Cap
itoi iiiii car
Mrs. cEriiIA SHuPARD - YOUR
sister. Mrs. Justin Mccarthy. OF
S~quiu. wash. In very III ana
near death ct Proyid-nee hospital
seattle. JUSTIN MCCARTHY.
OLD GOLD. sffvER TEETH. Ola
monds wanted. Highest price paid.
1ss cherry st
PRACTICAL SuEsE-aitS WILL
,siksen,, 5ois 18th n. w. Phone
PRESENT ADDRESS OF THOMAS
Drnman. late OF Seattle. urgently
requested. Address r. l. Clark.
Oshkosh. wls.
Hf.NNA. PACKS ron GRAY HAIR.
any Rhade. Switches dyed while
you wait Ladies Improvement
IMpoRTAST-AD or J. w
a. Corr earnestly reaucsted. Nd
dress payid samu,lson, seIi Ninth
LEoSA COOK. COOK rs TRYING
10 locate you. Please send your
address to 3os Epiar building.
BELLS GofTER RrNEDY-suRE
cure IL used according to dlrcc-
tionp. s2s Liberty building.
Mis-. NJ y MACK HAS MOVED
from 1880 sixth ave. TO Byece
Hotel 1891 Third ave, room ..
DIAMONDS. WATCHES on CREDIT
MICHAEL. 20a PIKE ST
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We are offering below for your
careful consideration some Of the
best properties at rtdicuiouHly low
prices and ON most reasonable
terms TO be had In seattle today.
We have gone over our extensive
hst OF properties very carefully
nni selected what We consider to
." bargains the home seeker viii
DO wen 70 have ua assist YOU m
getting what you want and locat-
lng you comfortably on short no.
tee, II there II nothing IN the
Following properties that might
appeal 10 you Jet us know, and
We viii gladly submit you some
thing else. We have ON our book :
residences ranging from tsa0a 60
$4,000, located In all parts OF We
CITY
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WINS COMMISSION

Ethan 4. Peyser. ron Of Airs Ia
". Peyrer. C2i ". Caller st.. and
former sophomore al the University
of Washington. has been commiaslon.
ed a second Lieutenant Of q machins
gun battalion At Camp Hancock. Ca
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Ex-King Ferdinand
to Study Science

Especial TO The star by n. H. A.
PARIS. Nov. 12.--Aocording TO
report from the Munich Ncuestc
Bulgaria has decided TO spend the
rest of his years in the study of
science.
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Seattle physicians are requested by
the health commissloner 10 continue
reporting influenza cases.
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QUEEN ANNE DISTRICT

", 0oo-one 81 those beautiful
homes on corner lot command
INK wonderful view. the in
terror decoration and arrange
mrnt cannot be rNeoiled large
living room across tho entire
front. spacious and well lighted
dining room. with massive plate
rails built-in buffet. hardw God
floors; large. airy kitchen. but
lcrs pantry. drain boards ana
huilt-ln features that 40 90 make
preparing a meal pleasure. Bet
ter see this handsome home tomor-
row, We can arrange reasonable
terms and give immediate posses
sion Ask FOR No. 1891
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At KIRKLAND
IMPROVED PLACE

ts7s
Large tract. all cleared. fenced
and seeded to clover and oats:
comfortable house. rood root
house. FrarRrS. 10 rabbit
huichsH. 20 hiEh-ersdc itri-
CLAN hares Pure spring wa
ter piped over place and into
house. 800 straw berry plants.
rhubarh and horprradiNh.
grapes. fruit trees Of good va
rie'y Can live here and siiii
hold position IN city. scent
fare TO rrsidrntr Price fyTs.
terms 60 FrHporkihin party
Excellent bargain. Come over
Co Kirkland and sec this
place Inquire for Mr. T W.
Sucking. At the brick bunga-
low office on the dock at
kirkland
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5 FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE

~ n CuESSttER q COMPANY
500-i-2-s.t Mchlhorn building
Telephone Elliott 1886
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ron sAi.IS-REAL ESTATE
LET AI.L REJOICE
orr HOMES ARE SAFE

wo must turn nov from the huFt.
peace. and the chief business oi
poarr Is TO KEEP MOVING. Lot
our slogan boi
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i 600 Alaska Petroleum 4 coal 10
MAX WiNkLEH
2it Union 81 Elliott $50
Liberty bonds
or all Issues bought or sold on
basis Of New York Stock ES-
change quotations
Do your htoek and bond business
through wen-known. responsible
este hilshed firms.
tIERHfS a RHODES. Inc.
EEtsbilshed itae
STOCKS AND BONDS
iia cherry 81 Main ikt2
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
Liberty bonds or receipts open
daily: evenings To- =. sci Green
Iiidg. Fourth and PIKE.
81 BUSINESS 0PPORTu MITES
RELIABLE INVESTMENT co
-.T EeABoHrd Vide 9Th and Pike
ATTENTION.
he your own boHr short hours ana
good money 1900 will nut you
in possession 81 an easily man
eyed business clearing $500
monthly owner VIII Eive ib days
trial 10 prove the profits. There
is no goodwill. a. the fixtures ar.
worth all the NANCY asked. Think
this we'll over. you can't beat a..
and then come In for full parto-
nFi.iAnrR INVESTMENT co.
TzT RsHboard HldR. 9Th and PIKE
SMALL MACHINE sHoP FOR
sale. Particulars, III y W Main ct
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
Liberty bonds or receipts. Open
daily: evenings To- 2. sci Green
HidF. Fourth and pike.
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FARM LANDS

nEnE ~ \ GOOD HuY
ono Of the best 40-hcre farms near
Kent. house. large barn. now fol-
81 hay. several outbuildinRH: or
chhtd. spring water. team. hnr-
ness wagons, tools implements.
mitch COWS. everything goes.
$500. easy terms TO responsible
party.
n6nERT MALTHY co. zoos "a Ave.
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QUEEN ANNE DISTRICT

-. bo0--Herc you are ono ~ those
new. np-toat h"-uiinute homes.
with large rooms. where the ape
pointment is simply perfection
large lott fine net Ehborhood We
can mak. you reasonable iermE.
For further particulars. ask FOR
No. 1850
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PITY PINE LOTS

FIFTY FINE LOTS
TO HE SOLD THIS WEEK
Owner says CLOSE Them Out"
and W~ offer them at
BARGAIN PRICES
while they last Think OF ".
LARGE. SLIGHTLY LOTS. s0xis0
feet. going 81
$3.50. 5000. fasD Terms $40 Cash.
Vsnienccs. close 90 ears and paved
street. one % the pretiiert fesi-
drncr Huhurba fiuy two or three
% these tracts have your own
Earden and chickens. and so back
and forth 10 business
RICH LOAN SOIL, spring water.
free wood for winter. BETTER
SEE THEN At ONCE.
our autos ready TO take you Phone
for appointment Main 1887.
ROnEHT MALTnY co. zoos trd Az
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CASH
sAsu Nm nOOns

SASH AND DOORS
our large Illustrated catalogue ~
sent free. postpaid. on rea"ss,
prices on sash. doors. frames
paints. building paper. etc, -,
'ust received a large. fresh stoeN
or and e-ineh cedar siding, Eeh-
,,ns at 81, ner thousand to.v.rs
AspEsit building pspr SCOTT >,
i-piv Cold seal peoifisS -. 800
H-plv Gold Seal Roofing .,...-. AZ
s-nlv Gold Seal Roofing ,.,..,s, sup
We sell anyone. and ship anywhere
One nrtcc 90 all -.
The largest manufacturers In INC
West selling direct TO the con
49,. . n WILLIAMS co
1913 First Ave. $. Seattle.
LUMBER -tIfNrER
To close out our stock. Ne VIII
make the following prices while y
lasts only limited amount
Great reduction in prices Note
~ cedar Siding 10 Ia u ~. So 40
- Ve cedar siding. 10 20 l6 r.. ~
t-inch beaded ceiling .t..t.t. y"
tNt V q, flooring ..........., SS.eo
~ -irch ~ \. casing cocoon. 70
ms II y hase ............ y"
tNl 10 ks clear. DTS ....,..t 20
iNE shtptan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 %
sSs and ali dimension lumber. 20 90
sxs aoor ismh Der openlng Csc
Opcn frouN \ y. -. ~ y, ~.
is0s POST ST.
Between University and seneca SIS
GROOM HOtfSEno ut All
launch for sale At n,eksenss
Furnished all fHr fiNo earh
House alone sesa nnd lr.neh
alone $3.50 g Morrison. Hotel
-
| rnoNcrn WIS orr, SPECIALITY
FoprrrS RECORDS
MUSICAL. RECORD EyrWASGn.
Opposite new Times Biar.
We hrv ,r-s-. ~v~h-r~~ r~rais
BREWSTER ut-ys Roxps
sfs S~aboard Ridr
Liberty tonds----opcn Evenings
nOAT roR SALE, 1SNtG; is-HoRSE-
power heavy duty engine: boat
and engine In Al condition; move
lving a. Westleke hoathouse No,
OvERcoATS
/ Slightly used ovcrroefss good quail
itv and known makes. at low
prices. ROnS. sis Third ave.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
Liberty bonds or receipts. open
daily. evenings to y. h1l Green
Eldr.. Fourth and Pike.
ure~ PIANO AMI rttoNoCuApH
values - rringe~'s Piano House.
ias- ~Nlrs .v~. rtiin't rs6T.
50 i~pfvfpuAI. CHRIS $
cards ar1 envelopes weh your
rsrr.e nrtrt~d thereon. soc. Tho
Rnsv Printer. 10 urior -
NEW PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT
sppiiod on purchase. Meyer
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Blake Furniture Co. tos Pike. Main
Sc POULTRY
Iie RHODE ISLAND RED HENS. I
rooster. for SIS. Choice does with
young. Leaving city. Stif teth
80 LIVE STOCK
FAT YOUNG HORSE. 100 LIS
harness. wagon. saddle. bride. all
good $50 a bargain. 40 Ken
ynn ST.. south Park.
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1900 CAgH--SPLENDID BUY
5.room modern bungalow double
constructed. beautiful lawn
woodland park district. lot t0xi00
TO alley. near car: garage: cement
basement: fireplace. 5000 cash
takes Immediate possession. bal
ancc f3f monthly. Price $500,
A. J. THrt.kND
SO ssnboard Bldg
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.DtiI,i.

ALASKA JUNK co. 1920 FIRST ave.
:. Elliott 1891.
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Physicians and Surgeons
Opticians
Turkish Baths

IMPERIAL TURKISH BATHS. 1908
Fourth ave. Electric cabinets.
therapeutic lamps, tubs. Rheu-
mattSm my specially. Louis
Myers. chiropodist mechano- Their
apist. Phone Main 3219. day or
night.
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Farm FoR SALE. tz0 ACRES
50 acres in cultivation. 10 acres
timber; some bottom land and
some black soil. n little creek
runs through the place. and
spring in the middle ~ the field
wells feet deep: big barn: 10
cows. horses, chickens pigs
farm tools. big new finished
house. half mile from WoodmRn
station: raiidoad station and road
r., rom se ss, 20 let sp- %i bali sel ne
place for ff.s0O. $500 cash.
$4,000 terms. & per cent interest
N somebody wants 60 SEQ uy place,
buy a ticket on the Milwaukee for
Woodman station. and after get.
straight up the hill. or write
Frank Corfien. Chimacum. Jcffsr-
son county. Wash
YOUR CHANCE IA IN CANADA
Rich lands and business oppor-
tuni'ien offer you Independence.
Farm lands. sii to i2a acre. lrri-
gated lands. iss to $50. 20 years to
nay: $4,000 loan In improvements.
loan 81 live stock. taxes average
under 20 cents an acre. no taxes
on improvements. personal prop
erty OF live stock good markets.
churches. schools. roads. tslr-
phones: excellent climate - crops
and live stock prove ". Special
homeseekefs fare certificates.
write for free booklets ALLEN
CAMERON. General Superinien-
dent Land Branch. Canadian Pa
ciflc Railway. 100 Ninth ave. Cal
gary, Alberta.
NEAR HIGH.INE BOULEVARD
10 acres. partly improved; fine. lev
81 tract: facing good auto road !:
close 20 boulevard. small bunga-
low. si.Sbn: terms
ROBERT MALTRY CO. zoos 20 Ave
3 ACREs-REAL BERRY SOIL
$500. on EASY PAYMENT PLAN
8 acres. in berries and chickens.
will make you Independent. This
is good tract Of land: easy to
improve. good ncighbors Buy
now. Price OF land is always ad-
Price 800. $50 Cash. $40 Per Month.
7. VAN ARSpALE
1919 Third Ave.
GOOD TRACTS OF LoGGED-oFF
LAND FOR SALE. Low prices;
easy terms, We will accept LIB
orty bonds as first payment: pay
the balance out Of your wages
Steady work In our camp and mill
for steady men.
THREE LAKES LUMBER co.
Three Lakes. Wash.
BEST BUY NEAR KENT
20 acres, with creek. rich. product
i've soil: partly improved owner
wants quick sale. has cut price to
si.i0O. terms
ROBERT MhITBY co. 1908 I'd Ave.
NORTH END ACRE TRACTS
Nice, level acre. good soil. plenty
wood 2 milea north ~ citN''
Halter Lake district. only $3.50
per acre; $50 down, $40 per
month. X. Mines. 209 Alaska
bldg. saith and Greenwood. Main
60S0.
20 ACRES BEST BOTTOM LAND
$1,000. on easy terms 1 y miles
from Buckley; some cleared and
balance easily cleared This IL a
real snap
MIR. NEUMAN. 352 Empire Bldg.
$1,000 BUYS TWO LOTS. SMALL.
house tneeds repairs); some fur
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utgINESS nETrEn
THAN USUAL

And in your Joy over the ending OF
The war. don't neglect serious
thought for the futufe--of your
self and your family Your utst
duty 10 yourself and your iamlly
Is "a HOME
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Bicycles and Repairs
[ Ollaternl Loan.
Detective Agencies

MONEY LOANED ON ALL NRTf-
cies OF value. The Reliable. sv7
Third ave.
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PACIFIC COAST DETECTIVE
Agcncy--a20 Scaboard Bldg. Male
and female operatives; open day
and night. office. Elliott 1868.
night Queen Anne 1894
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FAT YOUNG HORSE. 100 LIS
harness, wagon saddle. bride. all
good. $50 4 bargain. 40 Ken
Won ST south Park
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UNIVERSITY DISTRICT

IS 600 beautiful S.room modern
home not built for speculation
hut FOR a home and comfort.
hardwood finish throughout.
huilt-tn fixtures large lot. IN
fact. everything that goes 10
make up real home with nil
convenience. For further De-
tails and terms ask Tor No. 1854
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10 RHODE ISLAND RED HENS. I
rooster. for SIS. Choice does with
young. Leaving city. Stit 18th
ave
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-05

than it is in New York or in Topeka.
the girls say. Shoes. especially, are
very expensive.
The girls both speak English. but
they make a distinction between the
English and the American language.
If one speaks to them very slowly,
they can understand pretty we'll. but
the ordinary fashion of cutting short
the words and running them into a
little heap doesn't do with the new
corners. They learned their English
from English people, and having
learned to say "cawn't," they don't
understand what you mean when you
say cant" In New York" they say,
'the people do not pronounce their
words as they do in Kansas, and in
London the English language is still
different from New York" The girls
have not yet been to Arkansas and
Tennessee. and so they still have some
new puzzles coming to work out on
the justly celebrated American lam
guage.
The young women. whose education
heretofore was in private schools fol-
girls, where it was nearly all work
and but little play, are taking to the
new educational system like ducks tt
water. They are being made the OBJ
jccts of much adm.ring attention al
the college and have good many in
vitations. Two of the home girls. Mis-:
Laura Neiswanger and Miss Florenct
Fair, are acting in the capacity of biz
sisters" to the newcomers. The bis
sister idea, which has been in fashion
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choice of girls to come to American
schools was made by some Amercan
women with the aid OF the department
of education of the French govern
ment and professors who have been
teaching in universities in this coun-
try. The French government appro-
priated $4,000 francs for travelling ex-
penses."
Saw First Yankees.
The girls told of seeing the, Amer
lean troops when they came to France.
of the welcome the French people
gave them. when their green hflisides
were covered with cheering French
people waving their flags and the
American colors. And the eyes OF the
girls filled with tears when they spoke
Of 1t.
No time for inconsistencies has yet
been found by the two girls from
France, for entertainments for them
follow each other in rapid succession.
and there is still that fascinating new
form OF amusement to be thrilled over
| out in the Washburn park-the foot
ball game. a. SaE 90
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-05

When entertaining visiting soldiers
or sailors, make it a point. when they
take leave of your home, to give them
a cheerful and encouraging farewell,
and they in return should express ap-
probation for your hospitality.
Questions Answered by Marie Riley.
K. Z. CORN: 1t would really be
quite proper to add service stars in
the service flag representing your
union for those young volunteers
whose parents belong to the union.
but possibly it would be wiser to ask
the members to vote on the question
before deciding, to save any embar-
RAISING discussions which might
arise.
MOLLY: The young. man you mem
ton seems to have an overdose of
ego and since he admits that he does
rot care for you, why waste such de-
votfon? Possibly being called into
this last draft will develop the man in
him, but il you value your self re-
spect, make up your mind to manage
without him. and when he learns to
be little less selfish he may discover
what he overlooked. Then will be
time enough to renew your friendship.
In the meantime explain to him how
you feel about his present treatment
and put the facts plainly. Indeed it is
not wrong for a girl tot work in q
shop.
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Charlotte Walch

in American colleges for some years,
YVES "a new idea to the French girls.
1t had to be explained to them in
French before it got completely
across" but they liked it immensely
when they understood it. Now one
has but to say big sister" to see their
faces light and break into a smile.
On Their First "Hikc."
They are falling into the attitude of
the true coed with great adaptability.
They were invited one evening to go
on a hike" Another queer new
word that was not taught them In
France! Nor had they ever encoun-
tered the term in their reading! What
was a "hike?" Was it a sort of med
icine to be taken internally, or a poui-
tice to apply outside. or was 1t some
sort of pet to be raised by hand? With
the explanation that hike was just
a long walk that the girls took into
the country, carrying their suppers
and eating in the open air, the IDEA
was hailed with enthusiasm. Now the
girls know from delighted experience
just what a hike means, and the Cos
pei of the hike, as well as that of the
big sister, is likely to go back to
France with the young women who
are heartily in favor of both in the
great scheme of national education.
Educational Reciprocity.
The purpose of the plan of coming
to America was explained by the girls
thus: "It is the first chapter of a
program of educational reciprocity be-
tween the United States and the other
allies and involves the exchange of
students and faculty members. with a
view If close spiritual alignment and
mutual understanding of the various
peoples of the allied nations. When
the plan was first made public, ESQ
girls applied for the scholarships. The
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-05
CLIMATE GOOD HERE
No Necessity To Leave State for Tu-
berculosis Cure.


If the people who spend their mon
ey going away from Kansas in search
of a tuberculosis cure would stay at
home and help support sanitariums
here it would save money for every
one. This is the view of DIR. J. J.
Sippy. epidemiologist for the state
board of health. a.
There is no better climate any
where for g. patient suffering with tu-
berculosis than Kansas" said Doctor
Sippy. These sufferers go south.
they go north. they go east and they
go west. but always. or at least in a
certain number of cases they run away
for help. when If the money they
spend in travelling and in trying new
climates could be accumulated hero
it would pay for a systematic treat
ment and the proper facilities for care
that would guarantee the very high
est per cent of recoveries.
Our records show that seventy-four
tuberculosis patients left Kansas i'll
1915 for nineteen different states in
the Union. In 1917 we are informed
ninety-three persons went out OF the
state in search of recovery from this
disease. This total of 167 represents
probably 10 per cent of the cases act
ually exported. This is known ex-
ports of more than 10 per cent of such
cases. This means that 1870 people
left the state in two years. 1t is a
well established fact that the average
cost of such move and its accom-
panying treatment is a little over or a
little under $500. If this s$s35.000
could be utilized here for sanitarium
treatment the per cent of recoveries
would reach the very high figure pos
Sible in any climate"