The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-24

without any fuss on her part. The
thing works just it always does The
mans freedom makes him willing for
the apron-string slavery, and tho he
is a big. handsome chap whom the
girls make a good bit of TODD over.
no one look so good to him his
own wife, and he keeps pretty close
to the straight and narrow, as men go
X
DELEGATES have been appointed by
Governor Arthur Capper for the meet
ing in Philadelphia of the League to
Enforce Peace, the convention hav-
ing for its slogan win the War Tor
Permanent Peace" The sessions, Will
be held at the MISREPRESENTATION no.
tel and at the Academy of Music. be-
ginning May 16. Addresses will be
made by some of the most eminent
men in America. Among the speeches
announced for the program are the
following:
"StruggIe for World Freedom
George Wharton Pepper.
America Seeing 1t Thru William
Howard Taft.
The War and the Individual''-Ed-
ward A. F'ilene.
Safeguarding the Future - A.
Lawrence Lowell.
Battling for the New World"-
Stephen S. Wise.
Fighting Against Germany's Dream
Efficient Without a Sour'-W.
Morgan Shuster.
"A Made-in-Germany Socialism,
John Scargo.
Degradation of Childhood and Wo-
Imanhood'-Anna Howard Shaw.
'Germany's Exploitation of Back
ward Peoples D. Elliott.
"Kultur-Its Attempt to Educate
the World''-Robert McElroy.
What Democracy would say if it
lost the war:
Collapse of Civilization in the Next
War''-Frankli Giddings.
Armament and TaXation"-Leo
Rowe.
"A War Basis for Business and La
bor'-Oscar Strauss.
"A Lawless World''-Charles Evans
Hughes.
Fighting for Peace"-Henry Van
Dyke.
The Goal of Sacrifice and Service"
Lyman 2. Powell.
'Mobilizing the Minds of America"
&C. S. Meddury
Shaping the Worlds Ideals"-Rt
Rev. T J. Shahan.
New Order of International Co
William E. Walling
A conference of governors and for
mer governors will be held with
Charles Evans Hughes presiding An
allied war banquet will be held with
William Howard Taft as POSTMASTER
The speakers will be: For Great Brit
ain, Lord Reading; for Japan Wis
! count Ishii; for France, Mr.. Jusser-
and; for Italy, General Gunglielnotti;
! for United States. Nicholas Murray
/ Butler and Alton V Parker.
| =
| Mrs Oscar Gohlke was the guest
of honor at a surprise party given by
a number of the people of her neigh
i borhood in celebration of her birth
! day anniversary. Those present were:
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gohlke, Mr.. and Mrs.
| George A Lansberry, Mr.. and Mrs
! Brunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rad
! cliffe, Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Hooper,
Mrs. ]. A. Stoner and her daughter,
| Mary, Mrs. W. c. Keiser. Mrs. D. G.
| Haggart and her daughters. Catherine
and Helen Isabel, Miss Myrtle Rad
cliffe, Miss Kitten, Mrs. E. P. Jordan,
/ Gohlke, Miss Myrtle Gohlke, Mr..
/ George Hanlin and Mr.. Ralph Holland.
/ One of the soldiers who is home on
| furlo has not yet learned the techni-
| cal terms connected with the work OF
women. even tho the needlecraft &C
! compIishmentS are fast being attained
nv the men who do their own mending.
| This young mans overcoat was fray
| ing al the hem, and he wanted some
/ vice His request to his wife was
that she hemstitch his overcoat.
X
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. s ]. Bear of St. Louis, Mo. is
/ visiting her daughter, Mrs. villa
( Colvin. Mrs Colvin had, been visiting
her parents in ST. Louis and on her
return she was accompanied by her
mother. The Bear family moved re-
Gently from Topeka to st. Louis
/ Mr.. Charles Blood Smith has re
turned from a bar association meeting
in the south.
I DR.. S s. Estey went to Camp Funs-
ton this morning to make an address
to the soldiers.
Mrs Margaret Bear Barnes of St
Louis is visiting relatives and friends
in Topeka She is now with Mrs
Clyde Miller, and will also visit her
sister Mrs. William Colvin.
Mrs A B. Deutsch has returned
from Los Angeles, Cal, where she
spent the past few months.
Mrs Jonatha n Thomas has returned
from Sa 1ta Barbara. Cal. where she
\ visited the Ray family, formerly OF
Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rowland Smith
of Moclips. Wash, have named theiI
infant daughter Alison. Mrs. Smith
was formerly Miss Helen Fowler.
MIR. J. Ernest Jones has returned
from a business trip to oklahoma
Mrs. Alice Love, who is i'll at Stor-
mont hospital, is reported to be i'm
proved.
Mrs Edward Luff of Chicago. i.
visiting her niece, Mrs. W. B. Swan