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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-06

Lingerie Frocks Appear in 1918 YER
sion as Soldiers of Nation Plead for
Feminine Fashions.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-06
Non.i Side Neus

Items for this column may be left
at Petro's drug store, or phone
ElesLo- Kimball after p. M: other
hours phone $780,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-06
SANTA FEE NOTES
Notes and personals from Santa Fe
by Francis Jones. Telephone $780,

The entire board of adjustment of the
o. of r. c. spent some time last week in
Chicago, where Il meeting was held with
the vice president of the road.
Miss Oda Helbert, of the car accounting
department, accompanied by her sister,
Miss Helbert, is spending a vacation in
Excelsior Springs. Mo.
Conductor Charles Dalton, of Chillicothe,
Mo-, is at the company hospital following
an operation which he underwent, having
his tonsis removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Haggard have re-
turned to Wichita after spending a short
time with Mr.. H guards parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Haggard.
Mrs. +. v. Borst and daughter, Mary
Rnrst IN tS %te ere ana 1it OF
visiting in New York and Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cozard have changed
their residence from 40 to 433 Wilson
avenue.
Mary Jane. the little daughter Of Mr.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-06

The Red Cross division will meet
as usual tomorrow. There is plenty
of work on hand for all who come,
and the need is urgent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-06

New York.-Some time ago we
learned that this summer was to see
the revival of the lingerie frock, in its
1918 edition. Sure enough, as the
warm days approach, the shops which
cater to more expensive wants are
showing elaborate gowns of lace,
which recall other days. I remember
the first frock 1 ever saw in which
f1lmy- white lace had been hung over
dark satin, and the sensation that the
wearer created at the Longchamps
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-06
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Food Ease, the antiseptic powder to
the footbath. The Piattsburg Camp Manual
advises men in training to use Foot-Ease in
their shoes each morning. 1t prevents Bills
tiers and sore spots and relieves painful,
swollen, smarting feet and takes the sting
out of corns and bunions. certain relief
for sweating, Gallons, tired, aching feet. AL
ways use Aliens Foot-East to break in new
shoes. Sold everywhere, 25c-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-06

and Mrs. G. T. Fleming. underwent an
operation Wednesday at Stormont hospital,
having adenoids removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Rochester have changed
their residence from Grattan street to VIII
son avenue.
Conductor J. E. Ross, Of Emporia is at
the company hospital following an acct
dent In. which he was burned. He Is
doing nicely.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
Attractive Real Estate
Offerim&S

$6,500-South Boston, 6 rooms; basement hardwood
floors. Large rooms; splendidy arranged; 5000
cash, balance arranged.
$6,500-South Main; g rooms; basement; east front.
$1,000 cash, balance arranged
$8,000-South Detroit; 6 rooms and sleeping porch 2
tireplaces hardwood floors Easements garage. Spleen
did location; $4,000 cash.
$5150-5 rooms and sleeping porch; basement, ga-
rage, North Main 500 cash.
$5500--North Elwood; rooms, basement; east
'front.' $1,000 cash.
S5,500-Park Hill Addition on North Rosedale five
rooms; basement garage $1,000 cash.
$5,75O-Park Hill Addition, North Tacoma; five
large rooms; delightfully."- large living room; large
bedrooms; basement, garage; $1,000 cash.
$2,500-South Zinis; four rooms; east front $1,000
cash, balance $40 monthly.
$2,5O0-East Jefferson; 5 rooms; south front; good
well; cement barn. garage $500 cash, balance easy.
$2,S00-Quaker near Twelfth; s rooms east front.
$1,000 cash, balance $40 monthly
$315O-South Wheeling; rooms; on pavement
modern; $1,000 cash, balance arranged.
S3750-Burnette; rooms; basement, garage. good
WE'LL 81 300 cash.
S4350-North Iunis; rooms hardwood floors
throughout; garage. $500 cash. -
RMssell g Abbott
238-24O242 Robinson Building Phone sta.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
The Fleetwood Co.
2l0 Daniels Building.
Save Your Rent

800 cash and SIS monthly
let Tor paving; Eighth only
''''''
5000 cash and f25 feet
deep gas and water
PARK .ongfelow school ana Relyiew carl line Onh
6i cash and 80 monthly buys
wen house and OF
Utica. Only $50 " ~ '' "''
OF BelView blocks
POSSESSION,
' 'N''''
$3.50 cash $50 and garage
Houston
$500 cash and $50 monthly
nj
modern
20
pei for cash
We VIII be show ed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
Let Us Show You

fine suburban home within three miles from center
of city fifteen with $4,000 worth of improvements
fenced and fenced Onehalf cash balance terms
Possession now. This is Il snap andit will pay YOU to
investigate.
Own your own modern home ON the farm; Is acres Of
fine farming land lies we'll 80 in cultivation bal
ance i'll NOV land fine gas WELL which goes with the
place Price $3.50 pcracre This land is only miles
from Tulsa
1fyou interested in one-haf one two and one half
ten or twentyacre tracts close to Tulsa See us before
buying, for we have them.
Five-room modern bungalow ON east side, not far out;
possession now; $3.50 800 cash. balance terms
Three house. close in ON east side corner lot at
bargain 800 cash, sos per month and it will rent for
$50 per month
We have two three four five and sixroom houses on
easy terms.
List yourpropcrty with us.
Phones 296, $50 or 4j0S-R.
Call j, w. Cunningham
WITH b. f. PETTUS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
RrAL ESTATE

n tncn pc of natural
cdn Park which located four blocks Maple Rc Mornngse
e W is r art to- class and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE ~
EQUITY boo o. roHm modern. close Boa. for
hureaIow. Phone s1lS.J
FOR SALE OK TRAuE-lOe. acres Wash.
inE'ou county. NrkauHas land / y muoa
from Railroad town some improvements
will take auto aa part payment What
have sou to trade Boy 2it, kIoter,
0Lla
WANTED To TRADE Lots Tor equity boz
or q room residence must be we'll 10
Gated ana have quick action. Phone
residence $500
FOR ~Alt OK rRNbf Tor farm ir
northern ArkAusas o room house, 2 lots
75N201 each on Sand Springs car line
AZ Glyun station. John vs. smith
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
REAL EsTATE TOR SALE

HOUSES TuU .hII
oNA Nutk uNN HOME rar sal. 4.
.''' ..h''' NfanHM Hw.m two
.'' .'" hardwood 'n0r tHlnUahupl
t''t" .h.. mrNi. '"..H'UI nuv read. FOO
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tu.t ar.r uff Phone .naf
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quo $1,000 ta.'t'
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hhi Iu 0lnt home tlshI rooms. tsu
huiN osh hHUu dhrty lu every t
tH't' lHnu, mr inf fuI description
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

iuh fAih OK EAOhAkuh ~
| rQllIf iu good 9 room plAstorod house
for sale AZ farrfice; small cash payment
will handle. or will trade for snythina
worth ihe money. owner 2025 fedsral
or S'2 aarr World
FOR sALE or EACHANGE-ia apart
monts o' and o rooms each. furnished
for light houseteepine Fith best Of fur
ri'urp Murphy ina door beds hot and
cold water ig each apartment. one Of
the best locations in Tulsa, tig returns
on inveument. very little work. VIII
frll Tor half cash. terms on balance, or
viii trade for good residenec Fhone
50OI
rUR SALE OK TRAnE-s0 acres of land
mile cast o. Tulsa. room house. good
we'll acres Of orchard Will trade for
north side residoHre property or sell ~
rirht price Phone a3o'
FuR SNir or will take lirhi car In
ON uruperfy I acre of well Improved land
three hIdOks north 0f Rose Hill Dcwftcry
2 Likes owner on place.
rtN AtktS-- Coal county. in line of de-
vr'opmc.t psrieei uue. trade for light
car can Marshall, Usage 2ipI. 3lG.A
Vast 1hiri
~ .uAltAT ultMuNp io trade Tor ford
car Apply D. N. Danicl, 20 West kirst
street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
PERSONAL PROPERTY


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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

CONNER lur In hIFHy rss,rft,d dii
uI.l Par. Place addition. tot 800 days
aenrfar fg 900 v'l takr en- 900 ratn
uAu s. uhaalu yli Robinson Hldg
Phone tEN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
EMPLOYMENT

Il -..'TIrNr r,..l. ,,.,...,,..,'
\ Aad women. .'ona iu washington
a 80 }'I' nr.,....'. ''0.a ..'H cor.
IA ral't"l ~" P''''''h 'anr.lrnr' f'
~ Vii today Free nrueutra sent im.
II rstul..1. to'umhia School OF Cl.I
ssr.|.. Dent -f Jordan Ndr Ns.E.
ufr.
MuuU. Aatn woman wanted fur paatry
..r. ID Nt.Jt cafe
s..,uuItAlnrH. vino ra. t,t. .,r,-.....
iH .H0e 0t oh ganpau. ur angs-. sts.r
clH...n.' aHd saary dwusI. Address
p h'N N7
MAN lh'fnHrn HpDHrr..d A'rs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-03
Taking the Soldier Vote.

The decision OF Acting Secretary Of
War Crowel not to send abroad the
commission appointed to collect the votes
OF New York soldiers now in France and
England VIII disappoint many people.
saws the Brooklyn Eagle The idea Of dis
franchising men who have gore TO the
front is = seeming injustice 70 them of
which their friends at homo will want an
explanation
The explanation, however, Is simple and
is contained in Acting Secretary Of War
Crowells letter 10 the Secretary Of State
for New York II is not based upon any
objection To sending over the commission.
but upon the difficulty Of collecting the
votes Of soldiers who arc constantly on the
move and who are widely distributed
along the whole battle front That is a big
undertaking and it would unduy COM
phcatc the bigger and more pressing under
taking Of driving tho Huns out Of their
present dcfcnscs
As for the men who re DISTINGUISHED.
We do not imagine they will mind il SO
much as their neighhors at home viii
They arc interested at present gathering
Boches and not IN getting either Demo
Gratis or Republicans INTO the Assembly,
Congress or the govcrnorship The so'-
dicr's attitude IS likely 10 be that, if he
can attend 10 the Bochc, the people AT
home ought to he able to take care Of
little thing like an election. especially this
wear when his Mother and sisters are 10
vote The soldier from New York State
will be represented at the polls with a
completeness unknown in our history.
All that the Brooklyn Eagle saws in the
above editorial Is applicable 10 the State
OF Delaware We have our citizen soldiers,
both at home and abroad A special Law
authorizes their registration and the cast
ing and canvass Of their votes, wherever
thew NAV be But il has been wisely de-
cided not to attempt 10 secure the votes
of Delaware soldiers fighting in France
We will accept their valiant services and
welcome them as citizens and voters when
they return home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-03
BRITISH POLITICS.

The coming general election IN Great
Britain Will now take place under ex-
cellent auspices II will he - ''khakI
election" in the fullest sense of tho term
rs there will only bc one question before
the electorate the fashion IN which the
war has been conducted and the means
by which il will hc brought TO a successful
conclusion In other words the coun-
try will be called upon 10 give Mr.. Lloyd
George either vote Of confidence or a
vote Of blame
If the election had been held in the
dark DAYS of March last. when the fate
of the Allies was trembling IN the balance
there is no saving what might have
happened Mr. LLOYD George has many
enemies another way of saving that he
Is strong man. and SIX months ago
they might have carried with them
the mass OF the electors. At the same
time II is hot easy 10 see what politician
they would have wanted 10 put in the
place of tho prime minister What he
had most to fear was The mutinous section
OF his own immediate followers. Mr.
Asouith. though he has ceased TO be
premier. has chung Jcalously to his position
as official leader Of the Liberal party
In spite OF the disastrous errors of the
invertehrate government of which he
was the head and the fatal results of
his policy of wait and see, the fact
that he had possession OF the party ma
chinery was a great trump card In his
favor Washington Post
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-03
JUST FOLKS
COG WHEELS.
BY Edgar A. Guest.

A cog wheel turns, from day to day,
Always in just the self-same way;
Its time is set. its movement fixed,
With other cog wheels it il mixed,
II never knows and never asks
The part it plays in all its tasks
Monotonously on. IL krinds,
To do the work Of thinking minds,
The sclf-samc course each day II takes
Until at last it snaps and breaks.
And there are human cog wheels, hero,
Content to turn from year To year.
They never know and never ask
The part hey play in every task.
They do their bit OF turning we'll,
But why it's done they cannot tell
Their hours are set, their work IL planned,
They labor only with the hand;
When problems rise they stand about
And let some thinker work them out
Boy, let your brain control your hand !;
Know we'll your work and understand
The reason for the task that 3 given
Know why n certain bolt In driven
Think clearly as your fingers move.
Avoid monotony's dull groove.
God gave TO YOU a ready brain
To pare you dr,idgery and pain.
Whate'cr your trade, whateer your art,
Refuse TO play a cog wheels part.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-03

THE RESERVATIONS.

Chancellor Won Hertling Of Germany
has sung his swan song. 80, likewise,
has the foreign secretary of brief cx-
perlence in the Office, Won Heintze. These
with Others delivered long lectures To the
Rcichstag last week ancnt the war situa-
ton, the internal political situation and
with respect TO the matter of peace.
Their excessively uninspiring essays APP
pear to have fallen upon apathetic listen
ers. They offered no solution for the
massed universities To German arms
They could only point to the future and
mark il ms blank
They have resigned. In this quick
following of denfeat by resignation,
defeat both in the field and defeat in
the effort to maintain the confidence
OF the country, is seen IN approach to
the English system of resignation of the
cabinet in similar cases of evidence Of
lack Of support. Only, in England.
the cabinet goes out and an election is
in order May it not he thnt the time
If not far distant when a crisis such as
that which has caused the resignation
of the principal councillors of the Kaiser
will witness appeal to the country and
an election with "A fully enfranchsed
population participating. The knlser
hints at such an alteration IN the form OF
government when. he says To his retiring
minister, the chancellor, that he would
have him keep his post until a successor
can he named and that he desires the
people to cooperate more effectively
than hitherto in deciding the fate of the
fatherland Is there not here a hint,
even, that the fate Of the fatherland
in the war may he decided Ivy a plcbiscits
Stranger things have happcned.- halti-
more American.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-03
THE EVENING SMILE.
WHERE. INDEED

ITS no good uncle. - said the am
bilious youth If you won't give INC more
money NJ your place I'm going over to get
a job at the new store
Don't he silly, my lad" admonished
the old merchant They've only just
started How d'you know they won go
to smash in six months You've job
with me for life We're firmly established
and thoroughly sound financially
We'll, il they do smash ! dare Say III
get another lob somewhere else. :
"Ah, my boy, remember the old adage,
a rolling stone gathers no moss.
Moss? Moss? Who the deuce wants
To gather moss Where's the market for
moss these dave" Answers
Belle George thinks I'm easy to
please Nell No wonder. after 80
many Of us had turned him down. Bal
timorc American.
mo man ran acquire money without
making sacrifices. said the man who had
made his NO. mt even when he marries
for II +" replied the man who had tried the
experiment Life
Tramp Kind lady, would yer please
give poor man bite 70 eat The Lady
What You here AGAIN. will call my
husband Immediately Tramp TX
c,ise me. lady. but ] amt no cannihal |
bid yer good day Boston Transcript.
do YOU believe everything Won soc IN
the newspapers2' mo. replied Senator
Sorghum IF some mistakes didn't get
IN now and then therc'd be no Use OF my
doing SO much work from tune 10 time 10
get campaign stuff into their hands
Washington STIR.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-03

In the death of Andrew Bryson, which
occurred al his home in New Castle on
Tuesday not only that city, but the State
as well, slistains distinct loss. Though
he had been a resident OF this State only
about IL years, he had become thorough
Delawarcan and not only took keen
interest in anything that was for the
general good, but gave of his time and
means in furtherancc of every cause that
he considered worthy. BY his great in
tcrest in local affairs, he had come tn be
regarded as a necessary part oil New
Castle, in the estimation of the residents
of that city, which was manifested time
and again by the honors conferred upon
him by the people. II was hd who drove
one of the substantial opening wedges for
the great steel Industries which have
added TO the commercial Importance OF
New Castle in The past few years. II was
he, in common with number of other
good citizens, who realized that clvic I'M
provcments were necessary, even II some
sacrifices bad TO be made to bring them
about, and il was n matter of community
satisfaction that he was member OF the
board that was charged with raising funds
for street paving; therefore, what has been
accomplished in this direction will stand
as n lasting monument to his memory
lie took foremost part in every
patriotic movement, his recent particular
achievements in that direction being IN
connection with the Liberty Loans. As
chairman of the last committee of the
men of the city who had the matter IN
charge, and with the wonderful CO.
operation of the women, the project sue
cecded beyond the expectations OF many.
Therefore, il was no wonder that he had
been selected for the same responsible
duty in connection with the Liberty Loan
campaign now in progress. Notwlthstand-
ing the fact that he had been confined to
his horne by illness, he occupied his time
in planning for the success OF tins loan and
kept in touch with the doings OF his com
mittec And in many other ways he had
demonstrated his value. particularly 10
New Castle which justly mourns his
death
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-03
THE DEFEAT OF SUFFRAGE.

In spite of President Wilson's inter
vention, the Suffrage Resolution was
beaten in the Senate yesterday, its sup
porters having been unable TO rally the
necessary tWo-thlTds vote which the
Constitution prescribes.
Althougl the President has insisted
that this amendment Is a war measure,
thirty-one Senators disagreed with him
Some of them are Democrats and some
Republicans, but in the ranks Of these
thirty-one are men who have unhesi-
tatingly voted for every grant Of war
power that the President has asked
They refused his request in this instance
because they did not believe that an
EQual7Suffrage Amendment to the Consti-
tuition of the United States could properly
be regarded as a war measure, and In
that respect We think they are right and
the President is wrong.
After having demonstrated that it
was possible in most Of the States of the
Union TO gain the vote by the process by
which every white man obtained the
vote, the Suffrage leaders suddenly de-
clded that this was too slow and that
nothing short Of constitutional amend
ment would satisfy them They were
determined to be in advance of public
opinion The result is that their reso-
luton has been beaten in the Senate
and that they have made no gains in any
Of the States
We are bound to say, however, that we
can find ne evidence of either consistency
or of principle in the action of the Senate
When we remember that the same Senate
which refused to submit the Equal-Suff-
rage Amendment recently submitted the
Prohibition Amendment, it is evident
that the adverse vote yesterday repre-
sented personal prejudice rather than
adherence to any known theory of govern
ment-New York World