davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-12
STAVkA SLEVACU UROV-
MANA?
Tovarnici prohlasuji, ze temer
vsichni delnici vra Iii Sc do
prace.

Pred tydnem vyvolany stay
ky slevacu V tovarnach Cruel
BILE Steel Co., Vitreous Ena-
melning Co., Hasserman Co.,
National Steel Barrel Co.,
Grabler Manufacturing Co.,
Superior Foundry Co. Allan
tic Foundry Co., kde tez mnoz
stvi ceskych slevacG bylo "a
mestnano. Stavkari pozadovali
vetSi mzdy i lepsi urovnani
pracovnich pom6ru a dnes dot
ceni tovarnici hlasaji, ze te-
mer vSichni stavkari vratili
Sc jiz do prace, takze We zmi-
n6nych slevarnach cinnost pry
V pine sile byla obnovena. Ia
jakych podminek stavkari do
prace Sc vratili, zastupci jme-
novanych firem vsak nevysvet
luji. Vsecky ty tovarny nachA-
zeji sc newbuzskem ocelaf
skem distriktu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-12
PRIZNANA ZASOBA LIHOVIN
PREDPovlDAJf LICHvU S KoRALKoU.

Washington, IL. stopadu. = 81 miionn gaonu whisky
bude uvon6no akme spn nadee mokrych re president
Wilson Zvastn prokamaci odvoa dosud savajcf prohbci
vaecnou Ma tax sat dvou ydnech Jest odhadnuo,
ze natee koraky nyn naleza a pod vladimir bondem,
vyziska sluSny obnos 500 monu prpad6 vice. drive
ieste nez nasoupi vadu dne 6 edna prohbce narodni
Neskrovn6jsi odhad stanovi vydeIek pfi gallonu
by lid nahromad6n6 zasoby zaplatl cekem
$1,l4O,OOO,0OO
Statstka kancelare vntrozemn dane nam prozrazue.
bylo tohoo roku cd 81 srpna pod bondem 67549028
galonh ihovin zp1soblych konaku, dzi
whisky. udane pax zasoby bylo Sousati do czny
vyvezeno pGl mionu galonG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-12
UHLOKOPOVf Y ILLINOIS NESPOKO.
JENI s ODVOLANiM STAVKY.
LEWIS NEMEL PRAVA RUSIT USNE.
SEM CLEVELANDSKEHO SJEZDU.
HAVfRI OHIOSTf ZAHAJI DOL LOVANf.

Indianapolis / /. lstopadu Costa Ike konecnemu upra-
ven rozporu mezi maiely doi mekke uhli Spoenym
havifstvem Amerky bude spoecne nastoupena jese
veGer. ~ ~ |S9@w&sSNFE a.
Hned rano akme zastupci hornctva podrobil soud-
nimu zakazu, rokovano budoucim smeru potiky havr
skych organsac SekretaT prace federanho kabnetu Will
rozesal hned elegracka pozvn spolecne pora
de- ma kere hlavn sovo budou m Brewster ako zasupce
kapitalu Lewis zasoupeni uhokopi Lewis iiz pozvan
pfiia sejde mate Sachet iz patek Washngtonu
H. hodine dopoedni.
Strana uhokopd oznamuie re upusten stavky nkte-
rak neznamen re denictvo bude zakad6 stare
no mzdoveho cennik kterem OPERATOR domnvai
platnosti.
Zpravu odvoanf stavky pTijalo hlavn6 haviistvo V
nosu velkou neuspokoenosti die teegram doslych
Springfield, nehodal take savkuci brati zrete powell
zahaen7 opetne prce Urednich zprav vsak tomto hnu
chybf. &C isou velce pravdepodobny
Jine elegramy podobn6 nasvedcuii malem nadseni
ri havr pro zanechani boje Joe Heron Joliet pokanik
szss unic, ienz byi jedn dolegatd srpnovem hav
Sk6m sjezdu Cleveland kde byy sanoveny dnesn mZdove
a pracovni podmnky havirG, vydal nasedovn poednani
Vyhdky isou y, re inoiSsti havir nevrati k praci
By to delegat ceveandskeho seZdu kef sestavova pod
minky havir6 Lewis nikdy nemGze savku odvolati.
mezinarodnm stanu organsace vypraveo, re leta-
ky mz svka havir m6kk6ho uhli odvoava byly dany
postu drive nez vyprea oba soudcem Anderso
g. hodin6 veGerni
Columbus II. listopadu = Uhlokopove Ohio uposech
rozkazG svych Gfednik nastoupf ihned prac do
ech nchz jest ale norman cnnost ocekavana teprve po
ovc priStho tydne Kapta prace nyni vypoctava akou
Skodu vka ob6ma ranam pfinesla $4,000 ohioskych ha
pii$lo mzd6 cd 81. Tna diva miony dollarn
kdezto OPERATOR ztrati jen pul mllionu.
pronaSen zde nahed re kontroa zasilani seino-
rozd6ovani uh potva vzdor odvoan stavky el
koz by odvoani dozoru moho zpisobt veke zmaky byo
by nebezpecno ponechat majitelGm velkoobchodnikGm
uhli volnou ruku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-12
STRELBA MA VYSLOUZILECkY
PRUVOD. E[f>
3 BYVALf VOJACI ZABITI A DOMNELY
UTOCNfK LYNCOVAN

Portland Ore, II. listopadu. = Mayor mesta Baker
polceni nacenik Jenkens naTdi zvastnmu oddeeni pol
cstn prohdku mesa nasedkem podezrele tinnos Prumy
slovvch DelnkG Svea ejichz havn stan byl prepaden
zatknuto 40 osob, ucastnkG prave konane schuze.
Centraia WASH 1. listopadu = Tri byvali voJac byh
eden domnely pTisusnik organisace Prumyslovych
Denf Svea byl yncovan pr nepokojich povsaych kdyz
byo stfechy prvod konany oavu pred
uzavreneho prime Mesto citac 5000 obyvatel Jest
bez dav lidu rozcen patra po radkanch agato
ukidneni mesa musio byt povolano statn volsko
Osudne rany byy vypaleny bizkosti sine F. d ST. ma
cez nGastn havne voac uniformach, vniki do msnost
a zatl kazdeho podezreeho coveka Zatcenym hrozl We
veznici lyme lid byl en vekym uslim drzan ma uzde
byla shasnuta svetla Davu podaro zmocnl
zacenych ktereho nza povesia ma telegra
soup Rychle prchvatavsi pocie doprava stastnka
do venice. kde zapasi Sc smrti.
Pr toku zab by jeden muz diva JIM smrtene zranenl
krom pofelenych vschn slouz svetove Vace
Zakernych ecd kteri paradujicf vojsko vysre byo
neko byl puvodcem tax hrozneho zocinu nebyo do
vysveteno ale hnev davu obra pouhe vslovene
podezren p D. S. ktere ihned ba uspofadana hoo-
va Stvanice. -e:.5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-12
MA CESTE. DO STARE
VLASTI.
Narodni Svaz Ceskosloven-
skych katolikn vysila dIlezi-
tou delegaci do Evropy.

Chicago, IL. listopadu. Wee
ra vydali Sc z Chicago ma dale
kou cestu do Ceskoslovenske
! republiky delegati, ktere Mar.
Svaz Ceskoslovenskych Kato-
liku v Americe vysila do sta
rych kraju rodnych "a dGlezi-
tym poJlanim. Pod vudcOv-
stvim riditele seminare V Lisle,
H., Prokopa Neuzila, vyjeli
odtud rev. F. w. Jedlicka, ia
rar pri osade Fanny Marie Do
bre Rady, dale rev. Jan Neku-
la re st. Louis, Mo-, rev. Kolar
z Reedsville, Wis, p. Hynek
Dostal, redaktor "Hlasu" re
st. Louis, Mo-, red. A. V. Tesar
2 Halletsville, Tex, a konecne
p. V. f. Jelinek z Omahy,
Neb. = Ukolem tajemnika a
pokladnika pro celou vypravu
byl Ustrednou Svazu poveren
rev. F. w. Jedlicka. Ma nadra
III prisla Sc Sc jmenovanymi
rozloucit celia rada jich pratel
a ctitelI pranim, ably costa
iich korunovana byla uspe-
che ma hlavne st astnym navra
tenn. Vsichni zastavili Sc vcera
ma den asi We i Washingtonu,
ID. c., kde nell poradu S diplo
. matickymi uredniky jak naSi-
mi, tax ceskoslovenskymi a
vedle toho i hlavnimi zastup-
ci organisace National War
Council. Ultra jiz nepochybne
yydaji Sc ma dalSi cestu do
New Yorku, kde pred odje-
zdem ma more budou Jim vyda
ny uniformly Kolumbovych Ry
tirI. Pc prijezdu do Francie
pojedou dale do Rima cd
tamodtud nastoupi cestu do Ce
skoslovenske republiky, We kite
re die posavadnich rozpoctu
ceka ma ne pima sestimesicni
prace. Jak name "a to, dele
gace jede tam hlavne "a tim u
celem, aby V pripade, re V re-
publice doSlo by skutecne k
| odlouceni stalu cd cirkve = a
k tomu dojde - pracovala v
katolickych kruzich Ce5koslo-
venske republiky k tomu, by
pomery cirkevni zarizeny by
| ly nj die vzoru Ameriky
Rev. Prokop Neuzil je pax mi.
mo to povefen jeSte zvlastnin
poslanim, ktere zavede jej ma
Balkan konecne az do Pale.
stiny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-12
Schize videnskych SlovakI.


Jak sd9.luje "Vidensky dem
mix" mluvil vcera ma schulz
videnskych Slovaku, jichz We
Vidni ziie pres 10000, refe-
rent bratislavske vlady Kor-
mel Stodola, znamy slovensky
pracovnik, ktery drive po del
81 cas- pusobil We Vidni. Vylitil
pocate6ni obtize, Sc kterymi
bylo zapasiti, a administrative
nj nesnaze, nebot' veskere IRA
dy ma Slovensku byly rukou
Mad 'arG a mad aronu a pouka
Zal ma nedostatek veSkerych
prostredkd dopravnich, ktere
vesmes byly cd Mad aru odve-
zeny. Z uvedomelych Slovaku
nebude nikdo pro nesporne
malickosti zatracovati dar o.
sudu a stesti, jake znamena
pro Slovensko osvobozeni 2
mad arskeho otroctvi. VSichni.
kdo uncle vyvlavaii nespoko
jeno3t, majf jediny Gil: Pest a
navrat stareho otroctvi., ktere
bylo ddelem Slovakd po tisic
let. Slovaci must 81 vaziti ees-
keho demokratismu, ktery Wy
stfida, mad 'arskou despocii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-12
Nova konference hornictva kapitalem
ZPRAVY Z CZECH.
kn:ha o tom, CO bylo IL mas
prvtm roce republiky vyko-

kn;ha tom, CO bylo IL mas
v prvtm roce republiky vyko-
name. "Rok prace', vysla pra-
We nakladem Tiskoveho odbo-
ru presidia ministerske rady
We vkusne uprav6 Slav. Tusa-
ra a X. Dyrynka. Jest to pro-
sty, vecny referat vSech mni-
sterstev o rocni cinosti jich be-
ze vSech honosnych SLOW fra
81. Lee vaha sne ;eneho materi-
alu sama ma svou skromnou
vymluvnoSv preSv6dci vas,
re bylo u mas V prvnich dvana
I'll meslclch, plnych neklidu,
Zaludnych nebeZpeci nervos
niho napjeti, vykonano o.
pravdu velmi muoho a projeve
no tolik radostne a Zdrave e.
nergie, re muzeme pres vSech-
ny nesnaZe a nepGkne Zjevy,
ktere Sc jeSt6 tn a tam vysky
tuji, pevn6 veriti V budoucnost
republiky. Kazdy, kdo chce
mluvi i o nasich pomerech, kri
tisovat a posuZovat, mel by ii
nejprve preclsti tuto knihu
takt. Jsme presvedceni, re
spis, ktery je bystfe a sv6ze
p an a svou cenou X 1850 pfi-
stupny nejsirSim kruhum, Wy
kona sve poslani V narode.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-12
Dllez.ty vynalez dslnikiv.

O intelligence ceskeho delnika
svedci to, re jest hojn6 mezi
mimi vynaleZcG. Eel vSak. re
bycejn6 jejich vynalezu "uj-
me se' nejaky "dobrodinec',
tovarnik a vyZiska tax pekne
peniZe, zatim co delnik pravi-
deln6 byva odbyt nejakym pa
ka ylkem nebo Zcela n.tim.
Prav6 dovidame Sc o vynalezu
move ruGni Sramovky pro havi-
re. Karel Robek, Zamecnik ma
jane "Terezie" We SleZske O.
strav6 vynalezl pro horniky
rucni stroj ku kopani kamenne
no uhli, tax zvany "kylo" ne
bo "ko5a", pomoci ktereho je
horniku umozneno mnohem
snadneji uhli, obzvlaSte tvrde
jakosti, kopati. VynaleZ tento
nabyva vetsi ceny tim, re u
moznuje, ably stare sys emy
techto nastrojG mohly byti do
celia snadno predelany ma sy-
stem novy, cimz Sc velmi u
snadnuje zavedeni tohoto prak
tickeho naJtroje. Vynalezem
tim bude o znaGne procento u
lehcena a usnadnena prace
horniku a tim nejlepe jest do
kumenlovano, jaky dobry a
cenny to vynalez.
Tragicka smrt syna minis.ra
Stanka. Z Nor. Budejovic. Wee
ra dosla sem Zprava nahlem
skonu syna minijtra post te-
legrafu Prokopa Stanka, sJudu
jiciho Ceskoslovenske obchod
nj akademie v Praze, meskaji-
ciho ma rodinnem velkostatku
Zeletave. V sobotu o ii hodi
ne dopoledni vySel 81 ma hon.
NeSt'a a Jtnou nahodou u rybnika
sklouzl, rama vysla a nadejny
jinoch zasazen zGstal lezeti
mrtev. Udalost vyvolala velky
rozruch a hlubokou sous rast
V kruzich mistniho obcanstva,
ktere mladeho Stanka znalo
jako dobro rdetneho cloveka,
jehoz delnictvo ma velkostat-
ku zamestnane 81 pro jeho bo-
drou mirnou povahu v pra-
vem slova smyslu zamilovalo.
Prokop Stanek mel pfevziti
rodinny statek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-12
PLEBISCIT MA CERNE HORE.

Ze Solune. = Solunska independence uvefejnue
hodnu konference pode nehoz bude Cerna Hora OBJ
angckymi francouzskym vojsky Po navrau GER
nohorskch uprchkG dojde svobodnemu hasovani budou
cnost zeme Nasledkem ohoto rozhodnu budou hosovan
ske civiln vojenske drady Cerne Hory odvoany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-12
JEDENACT CERNOCHU ODSOUZE-
NOK SMRTI.

Helena listopadu. Soudce j. M. Jackson dnes od-
soud smrti eektrickem kesle Little Rock jedenact
6enochn ke by usvedceni razd prveho stupne spacha
nIch znamNch pemennch bou uplynuem mesici rijnu
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-22

Here is n fashionable frock for
wear at this between season time of
year. 1t is made of black paulette
satin, and it may be noted here that
satin is one of the most popular
fabrics of the moment. A very novel
effect is produced by wool embroid-
cry, the ordinary darning stitch be-
ing used all over the skirt. A tiny
gilet OF filet lace is the only bit Of
color,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-22
9 MILLION ON ROADS
Kansas VIII Spend More Than This
Amount This Year.

Kansas will this year spend s9.5s1,-
27S.0S for road building. according to
revised figures by w. C. Markham,
secretary of the state highway COM
mission. Nearly a million dollars of
the fund-$962.697 in exact figures-
is paid from the motor license fund
The Markham figures show $4,411,-
307.32 from county road and bridge
funds. $S,165,79 1914 from township
road and bridge funds, $962.697 from
motor license funds. $541. 477.35 from
township general funds, and 100000
from poll taxes The largest road and
bridge fund was raised in Shawnee
county. which provided a total of
5000, 504.27. Butler county is second
with a fund of $194, 494.O1. Wyan-
dotte county Is spending the largest
amount per mile of road in the county.
Her mileage expense if $2,250.50.
Shawnee county spends $916.S7 for
each mile of county road.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-22

Sallie Peers and Mr.. Milford Baker,
have returned to their homes in Kan
sas City.
Mr.. Keene Saxon motored to Law
renee Saturday evening to meet his
mother, Mrs. Theodore Saxon, who
was returning from visit in Ottawa.
She visited Miss katherine Campbell,
state G. A. r. chaplain, and Miss
Grace Meeker.
Il Mrs. T. 5. Doran has returned after
a weeks visit in Kansas City.
Midshipman Gale Morgan leaves to-
day for Annapolis to resume his
studies after a months vacation in
Topeka with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Morgan.
Miss Marguerite Gohlke leaves this
evening for Abilene, where she has an
enga gement of four days to sing at
the Abilene Free Fair.
Mr.. Allan f. Nicely spent the week
end with his parents in Lincoln street.
He left for Lawrence, where he Will
be a student in the university.
Miss aKtherine Conkling of Lyons
has returned after a visit to Miss Jane
Alexander.
Miss Margaret Suydam of Leaven-
worth is the guest of her sister Miss
Lydia Suydam, at the Theta house.
Mrs. Thomas +. Doran has returned
after a weeks visit in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. johnson and
their children have returned after
motor trip to Wichita and Hutchinson
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dallas of Chi
cago have come for visit to Mrs.
Dallas's mother. Mrs. Anna j. Wilson.
Mrs. Anna Chambers of Philadel-
phia is visiting her brother, Mr.. I. A
Beck.
D.. George v. Allen, Eye. Ear, Nose
and Throat, S35 Kansas avenue. over
Tully- McFarlands Entrance on Ninth
street Phone 1O59.-Adv.
Mrs. c. G. Foster and her daughtAF'
Miss Lillian Foster, of Lawrence, fo"-
merly of Topeka, are spending a short
time here and are at the home of Mrs.
A. O. Rosser, on Topeka avenue.
Mrs. Walter Laundon and her
daughter, Jane, have returned from
Ludington, Mich, where they spent
the summer.
Miss Jen Williams of Paola is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Spencer.
Mrs. w. P. Lyman and her daugh-
ter, Patricia, are visiting Mrs. H. Z.
Lyman in Kansas City.
Mrs. Adolph Myer and her daugh-
ter, Grace. returned yesterday from
Long Beach, Cal, where they spent
the summer.
Mrs. Charles Elliott is in Herring
ton on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Foltz and Mrs.
Mary (. Cornell have returned from a
motor trip to Manitou, Colorado
Springs and Denver. They were gone
Ia month.
MIR. harold Smiley of the Kansas
State Agricultural college is spending
the weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. J. Smiley.
Miss Jessie Elliott will leave Sep
TENDER % for Nashville. Tenn. where
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-22

ing equipped for record crops next
year.
AS to this year. figures are quoted
showing that wheat is yielding from
10 to 80 bushels per acre. barley from
20 to so bushels. corn from 10 to 40
bushels. Oats was a fair crop. Feed
crops such as alfalfa. millet and sor-
ghums were never better.
On September II. 5.35 inches of rain
fell at Hoxie in sixteen hours. The
ground is thoroly soaked. There is
more than twelve feet of subsoil mix
ture to carry the wheat thru the win
ter and into the spring. Some of the
new wheat crop is sown and is already
coming up. BY the middle of October
1t is believed that there will be about
140, 900 acres in wheat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-22
SOCIETY
OBY 6RAcIA POPE WOOD. l.

Plans are already being made for
the opening function OF the Woman's
club. which is to be a breakfast on
Thursday. october 2. 1t will be given
In the Pelletier tea room and the
whole floor will be reserved for the
use of the guests. Preceding the re-
ception an informal reception will be
given to welcome the president the
officers and the department chairmen
Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter is the
president
The club is looking forward to a big
year. with the increase in membership
the big undertaking of a club house
to unite their interest and the general
enthusiasm there is felt this fall in
the work of the various departments.
The membership limit of 400 has been
reached and the members are paying
up their dues more promptly than
ever before.
playlet called "Oh for a Wife"
written by Mrs. eHarty Earl Brown
Association of Collegiate Allumnae
will be given by the Topeka A c. A.
some time this fall. Mrs. Nelson is
an authoress who is receiving recog-
milton in the east, and. what is more.
nice fat cheques from the Atlantic
Monthly. This play is a humorous
production dealing with the trials of
woman lawyer, a woman poet and a
woman alienist.
Miss Annetta Nicoll is the head of
the committee in charge of the play.
Announcement of the cast and date
will be made later.
y y y
This is one of the latest college
scandals. At a recent visit of a fra
ternity jeweler to Washburn one of
the members of a prominent Irater-
nifty ordered a new frat pin. He al
ready has two out somewhere in the
world; not lost either. And now he
thinks he is going to need another.
Army life developed this tickle nature
in him.
y X X
A wedding of interest to Topeka
people is that of Miss Dorothy Waugh
of Berkeley, Cal, to Capt. NJ. J.
Weller of San Francisco, which took
place Saturday. September 16. at st.
Luke's Episcopal church in san Fran
cisco.
Mrs Weller attended the Topeka
high school for a year and was a
Washburn student three years while
she made her home here in Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-22

business college and later had good
positions here.
Mr.. Medlock is the son of Mrs NJ.
f. Medlock of Fillmore street. He is
cashier in the American Railway Elk
press company.
Mr.. Curtis, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. J. Curtis of Manhattan. is a gradu-
ate of the agricultural college. He is
a member of the Sigma Alpha Ep-
silom fraternity. AT present Mr.. Cur
It's is the farm agent for Clay county.
Following the ceremony he and his
bride left for Clay Center, where they
will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Medlock went to
Wichita for a few days and after their
trip will be at home in Topeka.
Both of the brides wore dark blue
silk dresses Mrs. Medlock wore a
black velvet hat and Mrs. Curtis one
of taupe.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
at X. L. announces the following
pledges: Miss Constance Begnan.
Hutc nson: Miss nellie Carey. Hutch
inson Miss Catherine Jacklan, Law
renee Miss Marian Montgomery,
Junction City; Miss Francis Pierce,
junction City; Miss Catherine Keefer,
Olathe: Miss Virginia Schwinn. Well
ington: Miss Mary Laury. Kansas City;
Miss Helen Thompson. Kansas City;
Miss Beth Romans. Burlington; Miss
Virginia Puffer, Arkansas City; Miss
Helen Peck, Kansas City.
y 4 =
Notes and Personal Mention.
The Lincoln Post G.. A. r. will have
an all day meeting tomorrow in Lin
coin hall.
Mrs. Bennett r. Wheeler has left for
Providence. r. l.. for a six weeks
visit to relatives
Justice and Mrs. w. a. Johnston
have returned from a trip to Canada
and the eastern part of the United
States. They have been gone all sum-
mer
Miss Augusta Taylor returned to
Lawrence this morning after spending
the week end with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. E. R. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Hodgins
have returned to their home in Kan
sas City after being in Topeka for the
Hodgins' children's party
Mrs. D. r. Payne and her daughter.
Peggy, have returned after a weeks
visit TO Mr.. and Mrs w. p Cuff. in
Chillicothe, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Curtis were in
Topeka yesterday for the wedding OF
their son. Mr.. Robert Curtis.
Mrs. George Bionberger and Mr..
John Williams of Kansas City. who
were here for the wedding of Miss
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she will attend the Ward Belmont
school. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Elliott viii
spend the winter n the south.
Miss Hedoine Hyatt has returned
from Minnesota, where she spent the
summer.
Mr.. Edward w. Thompson aid Mr..
william h. Thompson have returned
to Lawrence to finish their work in
the university. after a two years alb
sence, during which they served in the
army and navy, respectively.
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MRS. SIMPSON TO TESTIFY
VIII Tell Why She Shot Husband in
Court.

Chicago. Sept. 22.-Mrs. Emma
Simpson, who shot and killed her hus-
band In a local court room. today was
expected to take the stand to give her
version of the tragedy and tell why
she fired the fatal shot
The defense pleads temporary in
sanity.
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FARMERS OUTLOOK GOOD
Sheridan County Soil in Fine Condition
for Working.

Hoxie. Kan. Sept. 22.-According
to reports from the Naylor Investment
company, of Hoxie. Kan. Sheridan
county presents the appearance of be-
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-08-08
WHEAT INSECTS
Continued from page one)

out In about week and suck the
juice from 1.-THE soft kernel. When
the maggot is mature it is about
lilo of an inch long and orange in
color.
It falls to the ground and buries
itself. forming cocoon where it
lives. usually. until spring when it
CONS odJ ag ain IN the form of fly
This weevil can only injure the
wheat when it is soft and does not
damage it in the bin.
Rotation of crops, plowing the
Wl-~..o scuODIe ana C1e Use OF beard
ed varieties which are somewhat less
affected are about the only ways of
combating the pest.
Wheat Joint Worm
The wheat joint worm is caused
by small ant like fly that stings
the stalk of wheat about the time
it is heading and lays its eggs which
matches out into small whitish
worm. This worm causes the wheat
straw to get hard and often times
formed. 1t lives over in the straw
as pupa until the following year
when it changes again to the fly
which comes out and lays it's eggs
in the new wheat.
If all wheat stubble could be plow-
ed under deeply it would greatly
lessen if not do away with the dam
age from the joint worm. That, OF
course, is impossible due to the clov-
er being seeded in the wheat.
About the only way to combat the
joint worm is to rake the wheat
stubble and burn it. Most of the
child's ticket, war tax included, these
prices will probably be advanced
after the Chautauqua opens, so now
is the time to buy and take advan-
tage of the reduced price.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-08-08
Correspondence
wINAMEG

W. II. vanDensen of Waldron
Mich, win preach at the Christiaa
church, Sunday evening. August
10th. Come.
Philip Fetters and wife, t. L. Sim
del and family and Z. e. Sindel were
guests at the Pray home in White
house Sunday afternoon. They were
also at Liberty Center and Camp
Henry in the afternoon.
W. L. Campbells spent Sunday in
Toledo.
John Barker of Charlotte, Mich.
has been visiting his brother, Viii
the past week.
The show "Under Blue Skies
cleared the Grangers $500. They
expect to show in Liberty Center
this week, Friday evening at tbs
City Hall.
Chas. Knapp entertained Cassie
Shaw and family Of Adrian Sunday
VIII Dunbar is working in ToleAo
Henry Tome arrived home from
overseas last week. He is looking
fine and everybody is glad to give
him hearty wecome. He also tool
part in the show Thursday evening
he is a member Of Aetna Grang'
31O. a.s.