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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18

sitting IN a picture show, and not Tar
away also sits the owner ot breath
so heavy laden with spring onions
that It's weight most knocks us down
1t is then that We wish the chairman
OF the "non-onion eating" union
would step forward and escort this
low, vulgar creature out to the
purifying station, and have him ar
rested Tor disturbing the peace.
It's No Secret.
Sometimes we will meet modest,
quiet little soul, and alter the iirst
greetings. she will stand back, clap
her hand over her mouth and an
nounce as ii 1t were a big piece OF
news, Il ate onions Tor Supper-l
must not get too close TO any one.
But bless your heart 1t was no
news TO us--we knew II almost as
soon as we turned the corner That
is one of the family skeletons which
can not be very well concealed
Murder will out" and all OF the
coffee, and gum in this mans town
can't entirely cover onions up. II Is
JUS, possible that most OF the sixteen
IN les oil gum--or what number OF
miles il was--that was chewed here
last year, was done so in the onion
defense. II it.was, it was for good
purpose, and we could even stand a
mile or so more.
There are persons who say, Il love
onions. but they do not like me, so |
never at them" However, there. are
mighty few folk--no matter how ias-
tidious, who do not love TO sneak oil
where no one will know it and eat a
great batch OF young, green spring
onions with fresh bread and butter.
And they should.
Here's the reason why Onion,
contsin a pungent OIL rich in sulphur
For this reason they are considered
as geod blood ,urliier as any on'
iced TO take They as some fruits
come early in the spring OF the year
when we need something for the
blood-sort OF tonic. .or purifier
and the onion comes right alor with
thh answer. Their bulk is an easily
dlgesrd cellu'ose (easy for most per,
son0 and thereby aids in digeS,inp
finer foods
Flavor Is Appetizer.
This pungency or flavor act; as ar
appetizer, and when eaten along a
the first OF the me-. viii create al
petite and an appreciation for tn,
rest a the dinner
For most persons they also act as
tonic lor the ncrves--producing
soothing effect and slecpiulncS.
have lizard OF a very few wh,
claimed the reverse action, and whc
were stimulated to point OF pro
longed waketuhess by eating onion
at the evening meal.
II onions were just little NOR
modeSb-retirng in their natures
not so positive about being noticed
they would be considered the mos
popular vegetable OF the early sprn,
variety, But, as with so mary goo,
and eu-moaning persons. they ar,
Just too loud when out in compan,
and discriminating folk have to shul
them-much as they hate to do it.
MORAL 1T pays to he modes
and quiet along with you aggressive
| ness.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
By LENO OSBORNE,
Supervisor Home ECONOMICS, Okla
homa City High School.

Hulna ivy hihh SN"oD'
Green onion days are here.
And they are the days when we
are called upon to show clemenoy,
and 10 beg i, for ourselves.
With the first signs OF spnng,
away back in February sometime
paw" or NAV" or the gardener OF
the ianply. slipped out and stuck
sUnc oiuon sets IN the ground Now
they are just ripe and ready to eat.
khey are the first offerings OF the
QartNn, and We feel rich 10 be able
70 20 out and get something for the
table tina, does not cost a lot OF
money. We walk cautiously down
the rows, pulling up the largest-and
il we ave good gardeners, We stick
in another set right where we pulled
out the developed oroduct. Back to
the house We go with a bunch OF
them. s,ct them down in dishpan
full of wa,rr and with parlng knife
sc, to work, making them presenta-
bic for tho family.
First. Oft come the white, tringy
looking ro''ts-then the layers oil
brown skin-all that remains OF the
once valued set-,hcn the extreme
ends of the, tops. In flat or shall
low dish. SHE by side and upon each
other, wa jlc them-then give them
a place W prominence On the dining
table.
They Look Good
Their loug, slender, youthful forms,
the pearly whitenesS OF their COM
plexions. tie restiul green OF their
top gear, dlll forth cxclamatiops oi
real Joy from the imlly as they are
bSinv scate d.
FaN,er ard mother eat theW with
real enjoyment because this is one
evening" WHEN they are gong to stay
at home. Little brother and sister
ca. them 'bneapsc they like them, and
they don\ care whether they are go
ing any pace or not or whether any
one comes pr not. Big sister doesn't
know OF ",my,hiug' she is going to
DO that nilJrt-but some one might
cali up. or come by and whistle, so
j. order to Sc on the safe side, she
does not indu lge, but, oh, how badly
she wants TO. Afterwards, she an
nounres, how yer, tat the whole
house smells like an onion patch,
and insists II. Z She IS going to keep
her distance from everyone. Your
breath smefi, so strong OF onions,
want you 10. keep away IRON me,
etc
Usually, onion eating is one matter
uoon which all' members OF the same
family agrce-,hat i, the fact that
every one shout' cat them at the
same time.
well, It you are going to eat on
ions. | guess will have TO- too
self defense, YOU know"--and its
pass the onions"
There are a few dotted around
perhaps about one to every hundred
or ~. who stand right up on their
hind legs and announce positively
that anyone who win eat an onion
and then 90 out amongst human be
inAs. ough, to he shot. We call such
a pxfson a crank and other things
until some night We happen to he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18

LONDON Here, a blgamy tan
gle as complicated a, a iigsaw puz-
lle. Clara Jane NJ. MiIlward. or
Parkins or Garrett married three
men, thinking her previous husbands
were dead. Now all three have bob
bed up, each wanting divorce SO
they can marry other women 1t was
too much for the Judge, so he re.
mandcd her on bail to think it over.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
FRENCH RAIL WORKERS
POSTPONE BIG STRIKE

PARIS, Thursday April H. =
(HavasJ-Al,hough the railway work
ers have decided to postpone the call
ing OF a general strike, i, is announced
that there will be a Cessation Of work
Tor u hours Tor Central Services and
three minutes for road services May
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
For a MsAtlsss Day.


onihNu h'l''hS-Che ohpiul OF
'eeueu fa'N'hS, lH'ce OF ohe-hali lem
on 'hree'quar'efS cup OF waller race
III saucepan ana cover closely Bring
10 ooli ana then SET the saucepan
wnere II ",lI COOK very slowly Tor
twenty minutes,
rSn ooup-ose oackkoone ana oeily
Pie'e 10 mako d POT OF soup, non the
pieces !" a quart OF wafer lot thirV
MINUTES, '" an an" p'cS inc meat from
oore, n 10 ',e Stock add
D"c '"' '"''F "i'ep potatoes
U U.e' 0uat'e, cup 1' ilnc'y cut onion.
',s'cy ana ot'eu thyme 70 taste
ga" ava peppeh
one ''o,e'poon OF soit hut'er sub
M'u'e lhI
Chc 'ao'espooh OF I'ouf fupoed to-
B't,'.' :,
Oue "dsPoo" Not'he'efsh'te
''u(e u ,,
n "o ''o'',PooH> I"'>uP'
0"e p cup NOT n',N
Don potatoes ana onions un'il ten
ger; theI add seasoning ana Hour,
oo' ',t minutes JuS' helofe serV-
ms, a'd 'ASup ana mix and the
p'cked ilSh' ms makes a delicious
soup
Eggs ToIden uiiow--One cup rice.
Ohe tablespoonful butter substitute.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
Have q Smlle2

Little Willie--Mo,her what, Z
tankl
Mo,her-Your fathers a'tank.
Little Wills--And does he 90 oyes
the top
Mo,her--lIe will OIL July I.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
Try These.


Try These.
Next time YOU bake bread try bak'
ing your biscuit IN gem pans, and see
how much nicer they are.
For Baked llam-Make a paste OF
flour and water and roll out ,hlnly
roll Your ham in this and bake SIS
hours. When cooked YOU will find
your ham will be much swee,er than
when bo,led.
To Clean Toilet Bowl-lt tollc,
bowl becomes stained and YOU can
not clean with cleanser, buy 10 cents
worth OF muria,ic acid Drop one
quarter OF it in the bowl, over night
while not in use), and in the morning
flush the closet and you will find your
closet bowl perfectly clean Put the
aci1 where children cannot reach it,
AS IL is poisonous.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
HOT CROSS BUNS
AND TARTS SOLD
HERE FOR EASTER
Lavish Variety of Foods Are
Available for Sunday Use,

Hot Cros, buns, without which Eas-
ter breakfast would be incomplete, will
be on sale this afternoon. Home
bakers have filled retail merchants
orG,rS given early yesterday morning
for this popular bun Banbury tarts
with real English flavor now on sale
are a close second TO the English bun,
the two competing in favor today.
Little lamb is offered for Easter
consumption. one dealer asserting that
Oklahoma Cityans do not favor either
mutton or lamb.
They are beef and pork eaters" said
he. and lamb is too high To handle
with little demand -
Lots Of Eggs.
Eggs. in all shades coloriugs, quail
ties aud sizes are on sale today. Hen
eggs at 4S cents a dozen; crcam-cen-
tered candy eggs, life size; chocolate
covered, / for 10 cents; marShmallow
eggs, ounces, 10 cents; Jelly bird
eggs. yellow, red, lavender, green and
speckled like a robins egg, at 10 cents
pound: rabbit" eggs N nests with
bunny sitting cxpcctantly near and
even egg plant a, 30 cents a pound are
included in Easter egg offerings
One Main street market displays
seycnty-iiyc newly hatchcd chicks,
iluiiy and white as carded cotton
Each chick was bathed in indigo blue
ing water before becoming an Easter
display
Sunday menus will have new south
crn grown Early Triumph potatoes, a,
~ cents pound; new squash at j.
cents pound; home grown asparagus
at IS cents a bunch; celery hearts al
5 for Is cents golden wax and green
string beans at 2S cents a pound and
head lettuce at IS cents each.
Strawberries in quart boxes for he
first time this season, retail so cents
box. New radisheS including the
iceland variety, retail at cents and
punches IS cents.
Among first offerings" are new
peas at 20 cents a pound the shipment
is small but essential to lamb with
mint sauce dinners. Considerable
fresh mint is grown in Oklahoma City
but little appears on the Easter mar
| ket
Tomatoes and Apples.
Tomatoes, cn,icingly ripe for Stui-
ling with nut meats as a red salad IN
the Easter dinner service and WlncSap
apples. for baking in cinnamon drop
colormgs to bear cut the red motif,
are plentiful and fresh in quality. They
retail at 35 and ~ cents a dozen re
,pec,lyely
Sunday dinners viii be better by
adding new sweet peppers, retailing :
Tor IS cents.
Edam cheese, fine quality at S.S
each and limburget cheese a, IS cents
a pound is attractive for evening lunch.
Several meat dealers are offering a
special price OF 30 cents a pound for
Supreme ham and 50 cents a pound for
English breakfast bacon, just ior Eas-
ter. so they assert
Grapcirul, steady at 10. Is and , for
2S cents coBilnue to create a good de-
mand.
Other ptlceS are.
New cabbage. ~ cents a pound
sweet potatoes, 10 cents a pound,
lunch onions. ) for 10 cents.
Bects, . lunches Is cents
Mustard green's, 10 cents n pound.
Leaf lettuce IS cents a pound.
Spinach. l2i3 cents a pound,
| Irish potatoes told) so cents peck.
| Turhips, cents n pound.
Naval oranges SO cents dozen; fo'
% cents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
Ha1TsH #Haa91%TsH6@5;'e
LENTEI MENU HINT.

Breakfast.
Steamed Raisins Cereal and Cream
Poached Eggs on Toast Coffee
Fish Luncheon.
Baked Cream Haddoek
Stcwed Potatoes Relish OF Choice
Grapefruit Salad
Cracker and Cream Cheese
EgE Dinner.
Fish Soup
Eggs Golden Glow with Green Pea,
Cabbar, Pineapple Tapieoa
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-20
HOW To JUDGE A WOMAN
BY HER HAIR

There is real common sense in just
noticing whether the hair is well kept
to judge of a woman's neatness, or
good taste. If you are one of the few
who try to make the most of your
hair, remember that it is not advisable
to wash the hair with any cleanser
made for all purposes, but always use
some good shampoo. You can enjoy
the very best by getting some canthrox
from your druggist, dissolve a tea
spoonful in a cup of hot water. This
makes full cup of shampoo liquid,
enough SO it is easy to apply it to all
the hair instead of just the top of the
head. Dandruff. excess oil and dirt
are dissolved and entirely disappear.
Your hair will be so fluffy that it will
look much heavier than it is. It's lus-
ter and softness will also delight you
while the stimulated scalp gains the
health which insures hair growth
Advertisement.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-20

"A specialist has at last perfected a
pure face powder that is guaranteed
harmless to the most delicate baby
skin. 1t beauties wonderfully, be-
cause it helps to clear and tighten
the skin and protect the complexion
from blemishes. And it really stays
on better than any other face powder.
Of course, every one knows the ia
nous La-may Powder (French, Poudre
L'Ame). This is the powder that does
not contain starchy rice powder or
dan gerous whitehead to make it ad-
here. White lead is a deadly poison
and rice powder turns into gluey
paste that ruins the complexion by
causing enlarged pores. blackheads
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-20

were the laggards in hard road con-
struction and Kansas was one of four
states that did not have law where
by they could even cooperate with
the federal government. Now they
have absorbed all their five year al
lotment, three years ahead of time.
and are crying for more. 1t is a new
experience for them TO receive federal
assistance for the Rivers and Harbors
bill never helped float prairie
schooner.
THE Kansas Highway commission
has granted federal aid to 43 counties
and there are requests on file cover
ing more than that already granted.
But granting petitions does not build
roads and that is why the commission
has been compelled to insist on real
contracts being let and real roads be-
ing constructed, or the real money will
go to the counties which will get real
busy"
Tells of Truck Lines.
The use of trucks following the con-
struction of hard surfaced roads as a
means of transit between neighboring
towns was outlined by W. 3. Buck, as
sistant state highway engineer. F. w.
Epps, state bridge engineer, gave a
technical talk on bridge Designs"
DIR. B.. K. Kilbourne, U. S. public
health service, was to speak on De
linQuency and the Public Health. -
this afternoon while Relative Values0
was to be the subject of a talk by
DR.. S. J. Cru lbine. secretary of the
state board of health.
Following these addresses the COM
missioners and engineers were to go
treasurers and listen to addresses by
L. ]. Pettijohn, secretary of state, and
Samuel T. Howe, chairman of the
state tax commission.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-20

which is the cauge of so much fdilure II,
the treatment of the hair. The hair roots
may be developed to a very remarkable
degree by using the proper methods As
root-developer nothing can equal the use
of beta -quinol. This can be secured at
any drug store for 80 cents, in one-ounce
packages. When mixed with a half pint
of bay rum and half pint of water the
and when used literally gives all the re-
suits which anyone could wish. By deye,-
oping the roots, the growth is forced. 1t
becomes thick, vigorous and silky. bald
spots fill out, and instead of shrunkcn.
sick hairs which fall out readily on comb
ing we have strong hair, held firmly in
the scalp, thus putting an end to hair
falling.
MRS. A. T. F.-The skin can be brought
back to its originak plumpness and vigor
by the following formula. An astonishing
result is the quick disappearance Of
wrinkles, little and big, crows feet and
lines of age 1t is simple and can be
prepared in few moments. by adding -
half q pint of water one tablespoonful of
ed from your druggist for 80 cents This
takes years from your appearance and Is
always sure and positive in its Work II
you will apply 1t literally, every day.
MAY 3. T.-As to head-wash. I advise
against using soap or the many sham poos
sold. because of the alkali they contain;
This dries up hair secretions- Get aeggol
at the drug store and dissolve tea
spoonful Of it in half cup. of water You
cents for a dozen or more head-Wasbes
/ 1t is magic in cleansing hair and scalp
| and aids wonderfully in making hair grow.
Advertisement.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-20
ASSOCIATION OF COUNTY COM
MISSIONERS OF KANSAS.
Meeting in EIks Club. .
Thursday, November 90.

SO THURSDAY, NOEeihDeF ~.
o a. m,-(Forenoon session assigned to
State Highway Commiss-on)
p%Bridge Designs F. w. Epps, state
Trucks and Their Uses" W. B. Buck,
assistant highway engineer.
Progress of Federal Aid" NJ. W. Wat
son, state highway engineer.
Markham, secretary state highway COM
Legal Aspects in Road Building" R. j.
Hopkins, attorney general.
? p. m.-"Delinquency and the Public
HEALTH" DIR. b. X. kilbourne, of U. S.
Relative values" Dr. s. J. Crumbinc.
secretary state board of health.
3 p. m.-Joint session with county treas
urers to hear Secretary of State L. J. Pet
tijohn and Tax Commissioner Samuel L.
Howe.
Automobile License Laws L. ]. Petit
AJAX Commission Problems" Judge S.
T. Howe.
Address by Governor H. J. Allen.
Appointment of committees on nomina-
tions of officers and resolutions.
s p. m.-Assembly of all bodies at senate
chamber for social hour
Formation of procession to Novelty thea
ter
Friday. November FL.
a. m-Reports of committees on nom
nations and resolutions.
Question box and discussion. Commits
sioners will be called upon to informally
discuss the following topics: Tax Levies,
Equalization, County Poor Farm. INDECENT
Poor. Brick Roads, Cement Roads, Gravel
Roads, Dirt Roads, County Machinery,
Force Accounts and Contracts.
Election of association officers.
IL a. m.-Adjournment, to Kansas official
council session.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-20
KANSAS COUNTY CLERKS
ASSOCIATION.
Thursday. November 20.
Meetings in Senate Chamber

Q a. m.-"Legislation Needed for the
County Clerks and Taxpayers" w. L.
Seckavec, Ellsworth.
Should Deputy Assessors Be Elected or
County Roads and Bridges" II. n. Kin
kead. Dodge City.
Legal Tax Levies,'' Mrs. Nettie Ausman,
Fort Scott.
"Four-Year Assessment of Real Estate"
Mrs. Effie Brown, Seneca.
THE Ups and Downs of County Clerk, -
Mrs. Katie L. Burt. Alma.
Effect of the Rebate Law" C. NJ. Voel-
ker, Atchison.
, = p. m.-"Uniformity of All Records" J.
3. Claywell, Westmoreland.
Marking Highways" Rodger Moon,
Getting Fun Out of Your Work" c. H.
Benson, Wakeeney.
Elections, 1920-Double Boards, etc., :"
John Doane, Osborne
More About Elections" c. D. Yetter,
secretary of states office.
) 80 D. m.-Joint session with County
| Commissioners Association to hear Judge
S. T. Howe.
TAX Commission Problems" s. T. Howe.
appointment of committees on nomina-
| tions of officers and resolutions.
8 p; m.--Assembly of all bodies at senate
chamber, for social hour.
Formation of procession to Novelty thea
ter. under direction of Grand Marshal
! Charles L. Mitchell.
Friday, November 81.
8 n. m.-Eleetion of association officers.
appointment of committees by new presi-
dent.
Il a. m.-Adjournment, to Kansas afficial
| Council session.
| IL 80 a. m.-Annual session of Kansas
] official council.
Election of officers of the council.
Adjournment, sine die.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-20
KANSAS DISTRICT CLERKS
ASSOCIATE
Meetings in supreme Court Roc
Thursday, November 90.

thursday, november ~.
0 a. m-"Court in the Short Grass
Country" Miss Helen NJ. Stowell, Garden
City.
'The Clerk and the Abstracter," H. F.
Thompson, Kinsley.
Section 1865, q. S. 1915" Mrs. Lura D.
Keith. Council Grove.
Judges Can Help in Collecting Costs,
L. Z. Jeffceat, Abilene.
Problems of a New Clerk" Maude
Spickard, ST. John.
. p. m.-"The Aliens in Our Midst" Gov
ernment Representative.
'Bookkeeping in the Clerks Office Miss
Luella Rorabaugh, Smith Center.
THE Next Friend" Frank w. Stearns,
Hiawntha.
Appointment of committees on nomina-
tions of officers and resolutions.
S p. m.-Assembly of all bodies at Senate
Chamber. for social hour.
Formation of procession to Novelty
theater.
Friday, November 81,
Q a. m.-Election of Association officers
and other business.
Ii a. m.-Adjournment, to Kansas Of
ficiaI Council session.
IL: 80 a. manual session of Kansas
Official Council.
Election of officers of the Council.
Adjournment, sine die.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-20
%a-may " 5oAs7S0sA~
10 n|se,0~aNAd II n eosD
O. nmJJ01oM OlMAAtcan. useu1a1x

and rice powder irritations. Five thou.
sand dollars reward will be given any
chemist who finds that La-rnay con-
tains any white lead or rice powder.
All dealers carry the large sixty cent
box, and many dealers also carry the
generous thirty cent trial size. When
you use this harmless powder and see
how beautifully 1t improves your COM
plexion wou will understand why La
may so quickly became the most popu-
Tor beauty powder sold in New York.
We will also give you five thousand
dollars if you can buy a better face
powder anywhere at any price. Her
bert Keystone. 16 East 18th St, New
York. Save this notice.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-20
Watch the Little Pimples;
They Are Natures Warning

any part Of the body, take prompt
steps to rid the blood OF these dis
orders. And the one remedy which
has no equal as a cleanser IS S. S. s.,
the purely vegetable bleod medicine,
which has been on the market for
more than fifty years.s 1t is gold by
druggists everywhere.
If you are afflicted with any form
of slein disease, DO not expect to be
cured by lotions. ointments, salves
and other local remedies, as they can
not possibly reach the source of the
trouble. which is in the blotd. Be-
g1n taking $. s. Ssztoday. and write a
complete history. of your case to our
chief medical adviser, who will give
YOU Special Instructions without
charge. Write at once to Swift Spe-
cittc Co. ESQ Swift Laboratory, At
! lanta, Ga.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-20
COUNTY TREAsURERS' ASsO-
CIATION OF KANSAS.
Meetings in office of State Treasurer.


9 a. N, Efficiency" Samuel Stewart,
Kansas City.
Courtesy" W. r. Hewey, Wichita.
Experiences of the Legislative Com
mittee," A. E Noonan, Hutchinson.
Daily Distribution of Taxes" Thos. B.
Boyd, Topeka.
"Insufficiency of First Half Tax" Min
ME Mckay, COncordia.
2 ?. m.[I"Uniform Tax Receipts" F. w.
Increased Work; Pay Stationary"
Helen Coryell Cove, junction City.
tUniform Methods and Accounting" J.
L. Cation, State Accountant.
"Shopi Talks J. e. Dent, Olathe, Leader.
3 p. m.-Joint session with County Com
missiOners Association to hear Secretary
of State L. J. Pettijohn and Tax Commits
sioner S. 7. Howe.
Automobile License Laws" L. J. Pet
tijohn.
Tax Commission Problems" Judge S.
t. Howe.
s p. m.-Assembly of all bodies at Senate
Chamber, for social hour
Formation of procession to Novelty
| theater. under direction of Grand Marshal
! Charles L. Mitchell.
Friday, November 81.
| a. m.-Question box.
l. Election of Association officers and other
business.
IL a. m.-Adiournment, to Kansas Of
| ficial Council session.
| II 80 a. m.-Annual session of Kansas
| Official Council.
| Election of officers of the Council.
Adjournment, sine die.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-20
KANSAS PROBATE JUDGES
ASSOCIATION.
Meetings in State Accountants office



a H." Legislation" Senator w. F.
Sehoch, Topeka.
IL a.. m.-Juvenile Court Round Table.
p. m.-Joint session with County Com
missioners association, in the Senate Cham
Der, to hear DIR. B. X. Kilbourne.
Delinquency and the Public Health"
DR.. B. *. Kilbourne, U. S. Public Health
Service.
3 p. m.-Probate Court Round Table
Appointment of committees on nomina-
tions of officers and resolutions.
p m--Assembly of all bodies at Senate
Chamber, for social hour.
Formation of procession to Novelty
theater, under direction of Grand Marshal
Charles L. Mitchell.
Friday, November FL.
a. m.-Question Box.
10 a. m.-Election of Association officers
and other business
IL a. m.-Adjournment to Kansas Official
Council session.
11.30 a; m.-Annual session of Kansas
Official Council
Election of officers of the Council.
Adjournment, sine die.