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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
MAKE THEIR OWN HOURS
wichita City Firc-cen May Settle
r Work, State Says.

City firemen in Wichita may appor-
ton their working hours any man
ner desired, so long as the city is re-
leased from responsibility under the
law. That is the order issued today
by John A. Crawford, state labor COM
missioner, following conference with
assistants in the attorney generals
office
Under the new law a city shall not
require employees to work more than
ten hours a day. The old law said
permit. AS a result of the amend
ment, a revision of working hours
may be made where such action meets
the approval of the city. The Wichita
sfiremen would have an to O'Clock
day for men on the day force. while
mer on the night force would be in
service the remainder of the time
Since the men change to the different
shifts. neither crew would suffer as
result of the change. Approval OF
the plan was asked by. the firemen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21

but the matter of temperament is as
important as mere muscular strength.
A player like Francis Ouimet, who has
excellent control of his nerves. can
go thru a match with an opponent
who is stronger physically and come
out Of a 36-hoIe contest the stronger
of the<two. OF course the remedy for
the stale" player IS a short vacation
from golf
One question that is frequently
asked me by golfers is How much
practice is necessary TO bring a player
up to his best form before a match
There is no definite answer to-. this
question. Some players round into
form more rapidly than others Just as
some men take on flesh more quickly
than others. Speaking > genera lily.
however, ten days is about enough for
most men to polish up their play dur
ing mid-scason or at the end of a sea
SON. And I would say that three
weeks is enough at any time. The
golfer who knows himself viii be able
to jud~e about how much practice
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
State Board DEGREES for Sterili-
cation Against Influenza.
Restaurants Must Wash All
Utensils for the Public
DISEASE ORDER IN SCHOOLS
Teachers and Pupils Are Barred
Against Attendance.
Wage Farmers May Be Exempt.
ed From Quarantine.

Sterilization orders affecting all
hotels, restaurants and public eating
houses as a safeguard against in
ffuenza. have been issued by the state
board of health. The board has also
barred doors of the public schools to
pupils teachers5or other employees suf-
ferfng from venereal diseases.
In.order announced today. the board
provided that all glasses, cups. spoons,
knives. forks and other utensils used
in serving food or drink to the public,
shall be steriilzed before being re-
placed in service The social disease
order Is a fIatsbar to the schools of the
state to any person suffering from the
disease. 1t affects student, teacher.
janitor or other person who visits the
public schools of the state
The State Regulations -
In a regulation regarding flu cases,
the board said:
INFLUENZA. ta) All cases must be re-
four hours. II no physician is called, the
head of the house must report.
Obi The house must be placarded-
(cJ All members of the family, not en-
gagged in Imperative business, must remain
on the premises
(d) Wage earners may be exempted
from quarantine provided the patient is
isolated in n room TO himself. and the
wage Garner remain out of the sick room
anu nave Written pcEuAS$AOA tuC
health officer to come and go upon the
premises
(e) All patients afflicted with the dis
ease must be strictly Isolated, coming in
contact with no one except the necessary
nurse or attendant
(f) No one is permitted to enter the
premises except the attending physician
and those who enter as nurses or nurses
attendants.
(g) Nurses or nurses attendants before
entrance must be furnished with instrue-
tons to prevent contracting the disease
(which Instructions may be received from
attending physician or from the local
health officer and must be given permits
sion to enter by attending physician.
(h) Quarantine of patients will be con-
tinued for five days after temperature has
reached normal. Quarantine of contacts
or exposed persons must continue for five
days after date OF last exposure
Cd Fumigntion Of premises Is unneces-
sary and tmpractGabIe. Families. how
ever, are urged TO see that every room
have thoro summing and airing.
Sterilization of Dishes
The boards resolution affecting the
sterilization of dishes and cooking
utensils follows:
WHEREAS. It is Known that certain
dangerous communicable diseases are
transmitted thru and by the secretions of
the upper respiratory tract, therefore,
RESOLVED, That all gIhsses, cups.
spoons. forks. knives or other utensils usetf
in serving food or drink to the public that
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21

sshbHld-4 be crowded. into s.tHis period
Lei ter than an outsider can teH him
Questions and Answers.
Question: think I have the worst
s6ceS ever seen on the golf course.
And 1 have it both with wood and
iron ctsrise: a BY 5Inaking allowance for
it, 1 get along pretty well, but don't
like to play this way. Have you any
1dea th74a Isf1l help md? = g. Ls@o.
AnsWer-For a long time l suffered
rem ,fa s,ics that was a regular
round -house" curve. I cured it by
the simplest plan in the world A
sliced BAH .mears that the hands are
ahead. of the .c1ubhead when ball is
FIT. i1sf1is position causes a slant to
tie fcftftJtlesd fog the heel Of the cIu b.
head IS in front of the toe This slant
irnDarts 4 spin. to the ball and this
produces a Slice To drive a straight
ball the hands and 'clubhead should
be on a perpend1cdlar SO that when
the ball is properly met the clNb faces
at right angles TO lifeline of direction.
When I was afflicted With "A silica 1
used to 60. out in the backyard every
night and practice swinging wit1o1t
hitting a bali and I kept two ideas
clearly. in mind which pass on to
you. They. are Keep your left elbow
and upper left arm in close to your
body on the follow thru; and, ca fin
ish with your right hand knuckies
pointing toward the. sky. The effect
is MAGICAL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
HICKEY APPEARS IN COURT
Topeka Waiter Charged With Stntu-
tory oGense Given Attorney

Bert Hickey, Topeka waiter. charged
with : statutory offense against Hazel
McEwen< II. appeared in the court OF
Topeka this morning for his preiim-
mary trial Hickey had no attorney
and. Judge Rad NJ. Lee appointed Guy
Bradford to protect Hickey's interests
Bradford demanded that the state
present its evidence against Hickey
and Judge Lee granted continuance
until a la,e hour this afternoon.
Hickey is the only mar arrested so
far. in connection with the school girl
scandal unearthed ~ the city board
of health recently, Involving half a
dozen school girls and as many men
and automobiles.
Hugh T. Fisher, county attorney.
has stated that there will be no fur
ther arrests until evidence is produced
in sufficient quantity TO secure con-
vfe1ions
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
RHEUMATISM is PAIN
ONLY, RUB IT AWAY
Instant relief from pain, sore
ness, stiffness fellows rub
biHg with "St. Jacobs
Liniment.'
Stop dosing rheumatis

Stop dosing, rheumatism.
It's pain only; not one case in fifty
requires Internal treatment Rub
soothing. penetrating "St- Jacobs Lini-
ment" right on the tender spot and
by the time you say Jack Robinson
out comes the rheumatic pain and dis
tress. st Jacobs LnimeBt" conquers
pain, II is a. harmless rheumatism
iiniment which never dtsappoints and
doesn't burn the skin It takes pain,
soreness and stiffAess from aching
Joints. muscles and bones; stops sci
atica. lumbago, backaehe. neuralgia
and reduces swelling
Timber up. Get a small trial bottle
of old-time. honest st Jacobs Lini-
ment'' from any drug store. and in a
moment you'll be free from pains.
aches and stiffness Don't suffer-
lRub rheumatism away.-AdE.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21

Baby. Shirts in wool and
cotton. made in two styles
RVbens. also straight but
ton down the front in all
sizes SSc to- $3.50.
The Vanta Shirt, of fine
quality. double breasted.
ties with twistIess tape. No
pins. no buttons. sec up
to SG-95.
Abdominal Binders for
the new born baby. All
wool flannel. Special 45e
up to $780,
Teething Bands. Gotten.
and wool. all wool and silk
and wool. soc. up to S1.25.
Baby Stockings in CASH
mere, silk and wool. sec
to 500.
Knitted Jackets in white
with a touch of blue and
pink. $1-25 to $685..
Quilted Pads for the
baby's use.
Babies Bibs IN fancy de-
signs, 29c to Sf.5O.
Bunny Pants. soc, CSC. 81
Crib Blankets, $1-5O. SI.s
sheets. Pillow Cases, PHI
the Raby's Fed.
And everything 10 sfurhis
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
Miss Darline Newbee Charges
Attorney With '.Safe" Talk.
Says S. H. LashbrOok Claimed
Friendship" With Mayor.
is PROVIDEHT ASSN SECT
Mrs. Ida Pierce Admits She Sat
ON Bed With MangOId.
Claims She Is Victim of "Hos-
tile3 Cosby NeighbOrs."

oh. you won't DE convicted. The
mayor and chief of police are friends
OF mine"
This is the statement charged
against S. F. Lashbrook. Topeka at
torney. by Miss Darlene Newbee. gen
eral secretary of the Topeka Provident
association, in testimony introduced in
probate court Miss Newbee's state
ment was made while she was testify
ing in the case Of Mrs. Ida Pierce. 49s
organizations are endeavoring to sepa-
rate from her children
Was Friend of Authorities.
Miss zNewbee- testified that after
Mrs Pierce was arrested and charged
win. diserderly conduct she called on
Lashbrook and he assured her of his
good standing with the city admins
tration. Mrs. Pierce called with the
children on Miss Newbee and repeated
Lashbrook's remark. Lashbrook de-
MED the major portion of the state
ment. informing the judge that he
merely told Mrs. Pierce he was
fried OF Mayor Corwine- and Chief
Hannah. Testimony showed that Mrs
Pierce and Frank Mansold, of New
man. who was caught ia a room with
Mrs Pierce. forfeited their bonds and
did not appearsfor trial in police court
Mrs Pierce. on the witness stand
this morning told her side OF the stor-
les volunteered last week in court by
neighbors. She admitted that she was
caught in a room at 4 O'Clock in the
morning with Ms-ngold but declared
that she AMI 9IanEold had been sit
ting up all night with her mother, who
was i'll. and that she went upstairs
with him to fix the bed and change
the sheets before he went to bed to
get little sleep
Sat on Bed.
Il sat down on the side of the bed
and he Rugged and kissed me and
just then the police came in" said
Mrs. Pierce.
She admitted that MangoId had very
few clothes on at the time the police
called. She admitted that probably
her children had beggedTfor pennies.
What child, won ~, she asked
Other acts of misconduct charged
against her were denied. She claimed
that she was the victim of a hostile,
gossiping neighborhood The court,
however. ruled that the two children.
were dependent and neglected chill
dEen and should be taken away from
the mother.
Wall -papeE for less. Z K Jones
Paint Co.-AdY-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21

" III Id 70 d III III
that can only be
en- je<yed when t h e
snappy crisRness of
the air sends the
blood sgrginE thru
the 'Aody and one is
glad with just the
sheer joy of being
alive. In the fall
I always like to
play a hole which
borders on a wood.
for I love to hear
the shots resound
against the forest
wall.
OF course, t h e
strain of playing
toeF steadily tells
upon ev n TIL e
atrs117 CHf DIVGik13Ia a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
pour Mir Into sewer.

Kansas City, Mo, sOct. 21.-Food
and. dairy inspectors today turned into
a sewer one hundred bottles of grade
B milk. taken from the wagon of E
F. Norbury, Independence, Mo. dairy
man. The inspectors charged that the
milk contained sediment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
YIN. C. A. DINNER TONIGHT
Central VIII Hear Talks by G.
Bishop and NJ. \. Clark.

Central VIII Hear Talks by. G. G
Bishop and NJ. A Clark.
A dinner will be given at the Gen.
trail Y. NJ. c. A. at 6:15 o'clock to-
night in honor of G. C. Bishop. OF
Kansas City. and Myron A. Clark, OF
South America. Bishop is the general
secretary of the Kansas City assoeia-
ton and had just returned from
China Clark is the general secretary
of Y. NJ. C. A. work in South America
= Both men will telf- of their exper-
fences in their. respective field. of en-
deavor. The event is part of a nlan
TO create Interest in the bud get to be
raised for the support Of the work of
George Lertgo. who has for several
years been working in China,
Cut rate tires. lone. Paint Co,-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
FURNISH CLUB ROOMS
Military sisterheod To Aid Loyal.
Legion. work Eere.

The Military Slsteskood win fur
nish the club rooms of the Loyal Lee
gieTf7 at 2t6 Wet SIKH street That
was the announcements made MONDAY
nfgs1te at the -rnoker held by the ie-
gioT1s
! The evening was spent in remiIlis-
sciDE over where Il was a year ago
now in listening TO music by the
sun flower quartet in playing the old
army game of BLACK Jack. eating
doughnuts, drinking cider. smoking
cigare.s and cigars and discussing the
many topics of the day s ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21

come in contact with the lips or mouth
shall be sterilized ana adequately protected
from contain mat ton before each service
PROVIDED: In lieu of sterilization
utensils which are destroyed after service
TO one Individual may be used
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
SHOPPING FOR BABY

Babies White Outing
Pinpdng Blankets. Price
5se.
Babies Gowns, extra
. quality OF outing flannel.
Special 75c. Others up to
SIPS.
Gertrude Muslin Skirts.
lace and embroidery. Price
$1.25 to S2-dO.
Gertrude Flannel Skirts
with scalloped edge. Prices
$50 to $500.
Long Dresses with fancy
yoke lace and embroidery.
CSC to $3.Qs.
Hand Made Dresses in
long and short sass to
$0.z5.
Babies Bcotees in white:
with pink and. light blue
trimmings. sec to S1.25. {
Long Slips. made of fine
nainsook, finished with
lace edge Special sac.
Others up to S1.50. in a
variety of styles.
Stork Shooting. one yard
square. Extra heavy S1.O0.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
New orleans Cotton Market.

New H0rE MOCK MAFktt.
/. FURNISHED by T. J. Myers, 501 \. F. Bldg
New York, Oct 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21

Short White Coats of
cashmere, silk, crepe de
chine, scal1oped and EN-
broidered edges; 6 months
to 2 years. $4.9S to $13.9S.
Long Capes, s5.9s to
se.0e.
Long Coats, ss.05 up to
$fa.9S.
Long and Short Dresses.
made of nainsook, dainty
trimmings of lace and
shocking effects. $1.50.
Toilet Sets. with hand
painted designs. Brush,
comb, powder and soap
box S1.75 up to $3.50
Hand PainteiIyTRattlcs=
for the baby 35c. Others
up to 9sc.
Babies silk Bonncts.
trimmed with. ribbon Spa-
cial 500. Others up to
$500.
Babies kimonos of
white domet flannel fin
ished with pink and Hight
blue. Special soc. Others
up to $3.50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21

Wall paneE for less. 7 K Jones
Paint Co.--AdY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21

Robes, Sf-50 up to 500.
Bath Robes, S1.50 up TO $500.
Mittens, Ieggins. SweaterSf
Toilet Baskets. S1-J0 up to 81. ::
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
Then Y0a WIN Learn What Solid
Comforts Is If In Doubt. Send
for n Free Trial

Itching, DECIDING or protruding
piles often come without warning
and everyone should know OF Pyra-
mid Pile Treatment. Il you are
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
Toilet Sets

Perhaps there is someone whose thoughts lean toward powder, perfumes and toilet waters Here at the Boston Store are combination boxes, containing Perfume, Toilet Water and various pow ders-the famous bier Kiss, Colgate Hudnut and Mavis-a large variety, at s2.00, $3.75, s3.9S and s4.50 per set.
 (Main FToor)
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
Parisian Ivory

A woman's toilet table is a place that has much pleasant thought and care. She may want one of these as remem- brance. Ivory Hair Receivers. 9Sc to $1.98 Ivory Hand Mirrors, 59c. Ivory Combs at 49c. 75c and 9Sc. Ivory Button Hooks at soc and 75c. Ivory Nail Files, soc and 75c. Ivory Picture Frames. 9Sc to $2.9S.
 (Main Floor)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-17
81 MUNpo
Certamen ibero-americano

ra la soberania de los Pueblos de nues-
ira Raza en- America, y su incompati-
bilicad con los ideales del Ibero-Ame-
rieanisino puro.
SEGUNDA.- uno de los tres
temas podra SET desarrollado separada-
inente, EN- xa-so en- prosa.
TERCERA.-Para el mejor trabajo
sobre cada uno de estos temas habra
un premio de $4,000, es decir, tres pre-
mios para tres trabajos EN- prosa igual
nilmero para tres composiciones en- ver-
20, ademas de los Diplomas correspon
dientes cada uno de estos premios.
CUARTA.-Un Jurado Califcador.
compuesto de individuos de la orden,
que oportunamente seran designados,
abrira los pliegos ell dia Is de Junio,
en- session extraordinaria del Capitulo.
que empezara a las ocho de la noche;
y despues de ese dia y de tai hora, no
Sc recibira ningnn otro pliego.
QUINTA.-Cada pliego debera con-
tener: (a) el trabajo o composition en-
un sobre sin lacrar, pero cerrado, con
ell titulo de la composition escrito es-
te, junto el ell tema; (b) Ell nombre
del autor dentro de otro sobre mas pc
quefio, lacrado, ell cual llevara ell lena
de la composition, y NADIA mas.
SEXTA.-El pliego que contenga to-
dos estos documentos, debera llegar en-
la forma antes fijada, manos de don
Manuel Acevedo Serrano, F. G. del S.
de este Capitulo, bajo cuya custodia
quedaran hasta que Sc constituya ell
Jurado Calificador
SEPTIMA.- Ninguna de las personas
que constituyan este podra concurrir
al Certamen para optar premio.
oCTAVA.-El Jurado califcador
emitifa su laudo, y este sera leido en-
una solemnidad literaria, que tendra
efecto ell dia 16 de Julio del corriente
afio, para la que circularan oportuna-
mente invitaciones especiales.
NOVENA.-El Capitulo organisador
de este Certamen, Sc reserva ell dere-
cho de publican en- un tomo los traba-
jos premiados, para venderlo y dedicar
su producto al Institute Universitario
F'Jose de Diego.
DECIMA.-Cada uno de los que con-
curran con algln trabajo al Certamen,
recibira como obssquio un ejemplar de
esta recopilaci6n, y los autores pre-
miados recibiran %.
En- el Cap. "Jose de Diego, No. /,
IA de Abril de 1919.
Vicente Balbas Capo, Noble Cruza-
do.-Julio Cesar Gonzalez, vice-No-
BILE Cruzado.-Rafael Diez de Andino,
Honorable Proveedor Modesto Gotay,
Caballero de la Espada.-Alvaro Mar
tinez de Leon, Centinela Interior. Juan
Diez de Andino. centinela Avanzado.-
Manuel Acevedo Serrano, Fiel Caballe-
70 del Secreto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-17
Fragmentos de I'm discurso
del Eohde de Romanones
Lo que'piensa del porvenir de la poIftica

parte integrante de las tradiciones ma
cionales, one eran ell punto de partida
de los partidos mas fuertes.
Inglaterra introdujo ell servicio mi
litar obligatorio, Ell gobierno intervi-
no en- los .asuntos econ6micos hasta
un Unite inconcebible; emprendi6 re-
formas electorales que resultaron en-
benefcio del sufragio universal. su-
PRIMO ell sufragio plural y concedio ell
sufragio femenino, 10 que significa que
Ell solar native, en- La nueva era que
SO vislumbra, pide solamente la coope-
raci6n de todos, hombres mujeres,
en- beneficio de la unidad nacional.
Esta fuera de duda que los viejos
partidos tienen que evolucionar y trans
formarse. Quizas sobrevivan sus. NOM
bres; posiblemente su estructura, sus
plataformas. Pero cada dia que pasa,
la naci6n percibira mas claramente la
fuerza de esta verdad inexorable A
nuevos tiempos, nuevos partidos.
Sin embargo, no debemos enga1arnos,
pues esta transformation no ocurrira.
inmediatamente. El periodic de transi-
cion de viejos partidos nuevos parti-
dos no puede ser breve, pero podemos
asegurar de antemano que los esfuer-
zos para establecer la restauraci6n
completa de los viejos moldes seyan.
fttiles. Una de las difcultades mas for
midables en- ell camino de esta restau-
racion ssra la progressive participation
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adem&s de su natural aspiration al po-
der, sera la propagation de ideas y La
organization de las fuerzas de la Opt
MON publica.
Los partidos meramente formados
por uh ideal conin, no pueden ser ms
trumentos adecuados del gobierno, por-
que ellos Sc saldrian de su GAUGE nuevo
para entrar de lleno en- los erroresa del
pasado.
Hay mas; los partidos que permanez-
can aislados no podran dominar al 60
bierno. Los gobiernos brotaran de los
partidos como consecuencia de tran
seccion, 10 cual dara estos dos resulta-
dos: fuerza para afrontar los problemas
que ssan demasiado grandes para ser
soportados por un solo partido Y ell
continrismo necesario paIa asegurar
los buenos resultados Y perseverar en-
el esfuerzo.
iQue Siempo transcurrira mientras
Sc cubre Ell ciclo entero de evoluci6n
Y Sc levantan los cimientos de los prin-
cipios definitivos? Esto es dificil pre-
decirlo. Depende del modelo de cultu-
ra que impere en- cada nacion, motive
por Ell cuaf no deben de precipitarse
imprudentemente los processes de evo-
Iucion por medios violentos, nj tratar
de implantar por la fuerza 10 que ha
dc venir por la fuerza misma de las
circunstancias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-17

uho de los efcotos mas asombrosos
del sargol os Ia rapidez con que redon-
dea y hace mas pronunciadas las f0r-
mas divinas de Ia mujer no desar-
rolla una parte del cuerpo EN- mayor
proportion que las otras. ain6 todas
por iguai. en- complete armonfa. Los
cachetes Sc llenan hasta adaulrir ga
fOrma ovalada: ei cueilo ei bust0 a.
ponen hrmes y durosl los brazos -
redondean y adquieren proporcIonea
simetricas y Las demas parties del cuerpo
femenino Sc dosarrolian en- proporcitn
v adQuieren esas lineas curvas cue I0s
hombres tanto admiran sin las cuaies
no existe Ia veraadera hermogura. No
hay crems. masaie nj ninRdn medic ar
tifclal para producer carnes y befisxa
que pueda compararse cen eI desarToIIo
perfecto que Sc obtiene cuando los Or
ganos de digestion asimilacldn tra-
bajan en- perfecto acuerdo Va snfon-
ces no hay neeesida6 De ocultar tfafar
de disimulsr con reilsnos y almohaai.
Has, ri1aneas iargas cueilos altos. las
imperfecciones del cuerpo femenino
Tome sargol Dor aigunas semanas. au.
mente de a 10 kilos de carnes > us&sd
misFna se uuedara asombra6a del cam
bio tan notable. no aoiamente "a.
auirira una bonita fgura, sin6 qus 80
esfado general De saind mnjorar&. nu IA.
gesti6n sert pcrfecta y se scntir6 usge1
contcnta y fclis y satisfenha de u vida