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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-23
SANTA FE NOTES
Notes and personals from Santa Fe
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.

Milton BlalOck is suffering with broken
ankle received while PLAYING at school. The
little boy is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. :.
p. Blalock who at present are making
their home in Chicago. Mr.. Bullock is a
car inspector for the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Schmitt' are the par
ents of a son born Nav II. Mr.. Schmitt
is a fireman In the yards.
Miss Olive Fleck has resigned her posi-
tion with the company aud has gone to
Colorado for the benefit of her health.
Mr.. Frank Junkins. roundhouse ma
ehinist. mas been called TO Baldwin. Kan.
by the serious illness of his father.
Mrs Flo Rankin underwent an operation
at local hospital several days ago. She
is doing nicely but will not return to her
work in the general managers office for
several months.
Mrs +. +. Young who has been at Stor-
mont hospital over n week Will be re-
moved to her home. on Ashland avenue,
Sunday.
Mrs. r. L. Harris and children have
come to Topeka to join Mr.. Harris here.
making their LONE They formerly lived
at Los Angeles. Calf.
l. W Witt. formerly n fireman 1o7
and los. has been transferred to the yards
as engineer on switch engine.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-23
WANTS UNDER OUR WING
Persia Now Seeking L. Mandatory
Says Minister.

, New York. May 23.-Persia would
like to be taken under the wing of
the United States, John L. Caldwell,
American minister to that country,
said today before going aboard ship
to return to Teheran, after a trip to
the peace conference and a visit in
this country. He was called to Paris
by President Wilson to furnish infor-
nation regarding affairs in Persia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-23

Childrens White Mary Jane Plmps-made of
white with good leather soles-all sizes
from infants size size large girls-T5c
S5c each---accordng to SIZE.
Childrens white canvas shoes. made with good
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-23
Specials from the Shoe Section

leather soles enameled white-te9 and 1sS, accord
ing size
Black Kid Lace Oxfords with low heels. for school
Sirs-comes in sizes IL y 2-3.25
WOmens black gun metal or brown kid Oxfords-
with white welting and military heeI-4.50
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-23
A Sale of Underwear Cloths at Csc yd. .
35c MILDLY Cloth
Special, 26c yd.

Just as a special we are pricing
MILDLY cloth at &c yard less than
our regular price. OF course it Is
suitable for many other purposes
besides making middies, such as
wash skirts, boys suits, white
aprons, etc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-23
Hot Water Bottles
$1.OO and $1.25 Qualities-69

1t is rare indeed that you get good Hot
Water Bottle, special sale. under $1oO. In
this sale you your choice of of the most
popular sizes a big saving. Each in box.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-23
Boys Dress and School
Shirts-Special S9c

You probably have had difficulty
in securing good looking shirts for
the boy. Here is an opportunity to
make a selection that will be pleas
ing to the boys and at the same
time make a saving. You can
choose from Plain White Madras
with attached collars, fancy COL
ored stripes-just like dad's-with-
out collars and with soft cuffs,
cheviot shirtings in stripes with at
tached collars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-23
Pepsodent and Pebeco Tooth Paste,
the SOC size-39c each

Previous sales have sold out entire supply be-
fore the day For tomorrow have pur-
chased unusually large quantity-so that all who
desire share in the saving
large Moth Proof Bags-a lot just re-
ceived-25c each
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-23

Yard wide with fancy imitation
drawnwork borders on both sides.
A quality that usually retails at 25c
yard.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-23

Yes, it is the very same quality
the uptown High Rent District"
stores sell at 35c I'd. For years
this quality has met with universal
satisfaction.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-23

$50 Bolts equaling 5000 yards
in good patterns-light colors-
silver or dark grey and medium or
dark blue. They. will wash nicely
and are "a inches wide.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-23
Wool Fiber Rugs 5

ment of patterns in plain and
ventional designs-6X9 ft.-ree
$1,000 for $s.95. and 81 x1O% 10
#. size, SIS value for only. L.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-23

40 inches wide--34c yard-42
inch width-3Sc yard. They are
qualities that are sure to give good
service even though the low price
we quote might seem to indicate
that they were inferior.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-23
Boys Wash Suits on Sale,
Two lots-85c and $1.48

The S5c lot contains mostly the
one piece styles in many pleasing
combinations of colors and mater
ials. At $1.4S you can select from
a large variety of separate pant
suits. All are well made of cham
brays. reps. and linen finished suit
ings in colors and plain white.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-23
Boys Pants

These are not all wool-you
could not expect that at anywhere
near the price-but they are good
looking and well made. Similar
qualities usually retail at s1.75 to
$500. We purchased these at a
discount and pass the saving along
to our customers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-23

Upwards of a hundred patterns
from which to make a selection.
Just the thing for an inexpensive
summer dress. a light kimono or
dressing sacque.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-19

Second. raise your arms and forcing
your elbows back place your hands on
your hips. and then lower them to your
sides. Go through this routine ten times.
Third. raise your arms. and forcing
back your elbows. touch your finger
tips at the back of your neck. Return
your arms to u horizontal position. Go
through this movement ten times.
Another exercise begins with raising
your arms sideways to q horizontal
position. Turn your palms upward and
force your arms back as far as pos
sible. While in this position count slow
~ from one to ten. and at each CT unit
describe complete circle about twelve
inches in diameter. Your arms should
remain stiff and pivot from your shout
ders. Go through this motion ten times.
Rest, then reverse the direction Of the
circle and do another ten of these
wheels.
A good exercise for your arms begins
with raising them to the horizontal.
Move your left foot about twelve inches
from your right. Slowly bend your fists
and lower arms downward from your ell
bow. Then curl your fists upward into
your armpits. bending your head back.
ward meanwhile until you look upward
At the ceiling. Take q deep breath ~
you bend your head back. and let IL
out a. you come back to your original
position, head erect, arms horizontal.
Go through this movement ten timeA
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-19
The Liberty Bond Marvel.
"LET'S GOr'

~ NE of the cities which invested most
II heavily in liberty bonds, and which
W might, therefore, be supposed to have
cut down its savings bank deposits,
has, according to recent reports, $3O,561,-
600 more in the banks than it had year
ago. This represents net gain of depos-
it's for the year of about 6 per cent
Thus the liberty bond purchases, far
from depicting the citizens savings, are
actually credited with being the chief cause
of their increase. While putting scores Of
millions of dollars into the government Sc
curities, the people got so in the habit Of
saving that they had millions left over
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-19
My HEART and My HUSBAND
Adele Carrions New Phase of
Revelations of a Wife
DeLQ MS


~ o you want to come along with me
while lay some traps and put out
some nigh. :ines"
Lillian spoke gsyly az we rose from
the table at Broquin's after our shop
ping lunch"
Anywhere" returned. not quite un-
Outstanding tho word symbols sho was
using, but contentedly sure that she
would explain them in her own good
time,
Good girl" she said smiling. and
chatted of other things until We had
cross street.
I'VE turn here" she said. and in an
other moment we were entering a vsn-
cradle secondhand book shop.
Have you found anybody yet who
will fall for that book Of old printsr'
she demanded jnsouciantly OF tho mid
dle-aged man who came forward to meet
us, and who greeted Lillian with the
respect due a valued customer, for such
felt sure she was.
MANY VINO wish 1t. none who Will pay
its price," tho man re1oined.
''Nor would you have roped me IN, -
she retorted, ''only have q special use
for It. So. I fall. Let me have another
look at II. then pack It UP and send It
over will you pleaser
with pleasure" the man replied bow
ing 'If you Will please be seated"
He drew chairs for W., and soon laid
before us a large. heavy. old volume OF
marvellous costume prints. which Lii
liar looked at with critical eyes, while
openly ana wonderingly admired, for
I had n,75er seen anything quite like It
before.
Every we'll" Lillian gave her nnal de-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-19
Humorous Happenings
Here, There, Everywhere;
Put Up in Tabloid Form

Macomb, In.-The rush and hurry
bug has bitten Macomb. Wagons must
stop driving through the grave yard
or encounter trouble, the cemetery
committee announces.
Fenton, Mo.-Mike We'll came home
showing evidence of excessive drink
ing" That was % years ago, but Mrs,
Well made 1t grounds for her divorce
suit today.
Chicago-Two armed men took the
pleasure out of the Devon pleasure
club, breaking up a rhum game and
grabbing $50. Quieter and much more
effective, they said.
Chicago-F'rank Kendziora initiated
the western sheriff by shooting first
and talking afterward when he met
two men on dark street. He will be
allowed to do his talking in court.
Los Angeles-Cliff Durant and Eddie
Hearne. famed auto drivers, have lost
their laurels. They went down to ig-
noble defeat In a race with speed
cops at Venice. They'll appear Thurs
day.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-19
"OLD BILL" AT T. RS GRAVE.
New York Times.)

| (New York Times.)
William Wingate sewall guide the late Theodore
Roosevelt when he hunted in the woods, md
TWO years foreman of his Medora N d. visited
the colonels and the Roosevelt Sycamore
Hill the other day.
"Old BILL" he affectonatey known to Colonel
Roosevelt full "reminiscences and everything he
saw that was connected with the colones
to him incident that one way or another
illustrate phase OF "Theodores" character.
was what he always called the colonel Teddy"
seemed too small name for such a man.
When Mr. sewa viewed the modest grave the COL
one nestled away in obscure spot woods his
first words were;
"A quiet place. close Nature. and away from the
hustle Of the world. That's just like the colonel"
Then he tramped the paths that We're the favorite
Roosevelt haunts, and when he o the numerous
bird houses which scattered about the estate
marked ferventiy that the colonel did love birds
HIS IDEA OF A MEMORIAL
As to the particular type OF memorial be
BY the Roosevelt memorial committee, whose invita-
ton he came to New York. Mr.. sewan much con-
cerned. and he expressed decided opinions to Whist
would have pleased the colonel
He would have liked something" he said in the
way Of institution that would teach Americanisn-
that would put into men of justice truth.
THE kind would a school to teach boys
to be Americans along the lines that his boys
taught because there could be better
there would be woodcraft and out all
that sort Of thing The boy would be
Of himself and to use other men he ought
THE colonel knew how take himself and he
never gave up. Most people have the idea was
a strong man. He from that: % physically
weak all his life but he let it be except
those with whom he most intimate. reason peo-
pie did not know about it that he gave He
was full of grit and did not know how complain.
r. r. BORE ALL RANCH LOSS
Il don't think It is generally known that the North
Dakota ranch lost the colonel about 100000 He took
viii Dow and out with him. but no business
arrangement We were practically partners but when
half the cattle died. the colonel that his half
that died, and that Dow and had nothing to lose
But the big thing about colonel was that he was
an American. After travelling all through Europe he
said to me- The more Of foreign lands the better
was satisfied with my own where man 10 a free born
Citizen When he was in Switzerland he climbed the
Matterhorn just because he had an English
man who had idea that American couldn't do it.
That Roosevelt
Bill sewall was born in little clearing the heart
OF the Maine woods 70 ago used to stand six
feet four when he in his prime his shoulders
are bit bent now From above a beard peer two
Keen blue eyes, as ebert those Of youth And he is
proud OF his profession daughter gently
proved him for coming to New York wearing blue flan
mel shirt, he declared he a woodsman and wanted
people to know 1t.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-19

VIII. If you can do nothing else. at
least You can smile. Most persons look
much better when smiling, and all who
have well-kept teeth look younger and
much moro attractive.
Reform your habits Of sleeping. The
posture In which you sleep determines
into what lines tho face and body win
fall for eight or nine hours Of each
twenty-four-a third or more OF your
time. II correct habits are formed for
that time there Is an admirable start on
the road to comfort instead Of weari-
ness.
Notice how your head rests az you
fall asleep. Perhaps It is bent too far
forward. In that case the facial muscles
are relaxed and their tendency Is to slip
downward. tugging their weight. es-
pecially the large cheek and chin
muscles, drawing them down through
out the night. All muscles are relaxed
while you are asleep. That Is the rea-
son why on rising in the morning most
faces look SO heavy and .'pudsy"
Therefore. rest well ana avoid all
sense OF fatigue by seeing 10 It that
there are no Assesses In the roots Of
the teeth; no enlarged tonsils; in .
WORD, no nest of infectivs bacteria.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-19
RIPPING RHYMES.
SPRING DOPE
BY walt Mason. Copyriehte

BY Walt Mason. Copyrighted
Now that spring. SO blithe and merry spreads its
rugs of living grass from the learned apothecary we
must buy some sassafras. For our blood is coursing
slowly after winters longdrawn games, and a lot
of bols unholy soon will break out on our frames;
and We'll have bilious and lot of other ills,
and old Death will swing his cleaver IL we don't buy
YARDS and pills Oh the druggist smiles and whistles,
as ne iapors all alone. as he boils lot of thstles
for this season is his own: he Is brewing tea Of
tansy and Of iivsrwort and ieeks. Favored with a
dash OF pansy, and he chortles when he speaks In
the cure OF ailments chronic our learned pharmacist
delights; he Is mixing up a tonic for our lvers and
our lights For our blood is slow ana sluggish, and
we're breaking out with rash. and for potions dire
and drugEish We must blow our surplus cash And
need hair restorer and an eyewash for our
giims: dope to stop the elm tree borer which Is
threatening our limbs. So we see the druggist
wrsstle back OF his prescription case. with his
mortar and his pese. making DOPE 70 save the raee
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-19

tractively in rose or coral taffeta,
The gown at the right is de-
signed for the more matronlv
inquire. The long lines of the neck.
waist and tunic give the effect
OF tenderness.
Midnight blue taffeta, in a very
SOFT weave, develops this street
dress, which finds distinction in
the unusual lines Of the surplus
bodice, that extends into q belt.
This belt, passing around tn.
back, ends at the side front.
A dainty collar Of white organ
die and Val. lace shows the use
OF old-fashioned puffings, 50 pop
ular at present. A touch Of blue
silk floss embroidery is also dis
played on this dress.
The hat of dark blue basket
weave straw, which is worn with
this gown, is faced with blue tat
feta. Bunches of black and red
cherries trim the crown and give
an effective touch Of color to the
costume.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-19
INFORMATION

For the five-year period, 1s12-17,
Alabama increased It's municipal light
plants by 10.
All railroads in the Union of South
Africa, about 5000 miles, are govern
ment owned.
An electric flash lamp with a bulb In
tho shape OF hand Is q novelty for
night signaling ty automobiles.
Taffeta, the stiff silken material of
which women's dresses are made. gets
its name from a street in Bagdad.
For handling materials In bulk a
power shovel has been invented that
can be mounted on any motor truck.
Throughout the British empire the
naval salute of the king Is Fl guns,
excepting in India. where it is l21 guns.
Toxic has more than 500 public
bathing establishments, which are
used by some 100000 persons daily.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-19

1T He Ada county victory loan commit
tee has devised plan of voluntary
u subscriptions on the basis Of individ-
ual allotment figured from past subscrip-
tons.
Under this plan an allotment card will
be mailed each citizen with the request
that he or she present it to the designated
campaign official, with the first payment
of 10 per cent.
The advantage of this plan will appeal
to all. It is difficult for the average man
or woman to determine the proper amount
to subscribe in such cases. The allotment
card will prove happy suggestion, help
ing to solve problem that is the first
to arise in the minds of all who are anxious
to do what they should what their gov
eminent expects of them.
Moreover, the Ada county quota will
thereby be raised by voluntary action. We
will take up Uncle Sans loan in the same
spirit that our boys took up his arms.
The drive will commence Monday and
it is hoped that within day or two after
ward the bulk of the Ada county quota will
be subscribed.
Idaho will do her share to finish the
job. Ada county has always responded
promptly with her proportion, and all
signs point to broken record for the
fifth loan
"LET'S GOr'
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-19

one shopkeeper that he should lena bar
LOT consideration anything in the shon
party. "a 'hs
Betty Has New,.
one made similar Arrangements IN
otner shops whore lengths of beautifu,
oriental brocades and laces and yeilinRs
were displayed. and In still others-mu-
seuin-like structures holding treasures of
oid silver ana copper-while bewilder.
ediy gave up trying to follow tho kaleido.
scopic evoiutions OF her fancy.
inere" she stopped abruptly outside
lne door or particularly dusty ANTIQUE
snop. Talk about preparedness! rye
sot enough ideas In my grab bag Of q
oIa'h 30 can match that woman
AT any point Now for home! I'm tired
to death. and know you must be, I
feel musty and dusty. Well 70 to the
nearest taxi stand. BIO whisked home In
Jiny. get this dust of and have a good
cup Of tea before you have to take your
train"
We wsre both more tired than Wa
knew, and we uttered nothing but the
most necessary words until we were
costly settled in the library with LII.
Hans beautiful tea service before U.S.
Betty. who had brought up the tray.
lowered near US. with q manner that
seemed to me to betoken uneasiness.
Lillian must have noticed It also, for
she spoke to the woman brusouely but
kindly.
We'll. Betty. what's on your r,ind?'.
Drink yoh tea fust." the old servant
replied automatically, IAN den I'll tell
yoh. Yoh amt At to heah muffin youhs
dat tired. Get yoh tea down fust, /"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-19

LII NELlA bUKI THEFT b6fnB ofeH0'
too thin OF too fat. The proper exercise
and diet should greatly help you TO
overcome either of these defects.
Massage will also be found beneficial
IN promoting tho beauty Of your arms
by stimulating the circulation Of your
blood. Massage strokes should be from
the wrist upward. running the entire
length of your arm.
Lotions That Help.
A delightful bleaching lotion which
encourages the whiteness of the skin on
your arms IL made as follows:
Bruised almonds. ........ ounce
Orange flower water..... ounces
Rosewater. ounces
Borate Of soda (herax)... = dram
Spirits OF BENSON. ........ dram
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-19
An All-American Easter Lilv.

TT has always been customary for Amer
lean florists to import most of their
u bulbs from foreign countries. They
have spent an average of 100000 year
on imported bulbs. Nearly always, too
bulbs are discarded after Towering once.
Because of this dependence on foreign
products, florists in this country were
greatly hampered during the war.
Now the department of agriculture is ex-
perimenting with view to making such
heavy importations unnecessary. The ex-
perts are growing large number of Easter
lily bulbs which have been discarded by
florists. They are growing them outdoors
at the government experimental farms at
Arlington, Va.
We have always depended on Japan and
the Bermudas for these Easter lily bulbs.
Yet there is no reason, say department au-
thorities, why they should not be raised
here, or why, if properly cared for, they
should not be used more than once. Dis
eases brought in on foreign stocks can be
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-19
Dark Colored Frocks That Predict the Mod
10 ROME charmeuse. that
KB looks like the glossy shell
By ANNETTE BRADSHAW

IN ROME eharmeuse. that
ID looks like the glossy shell
Of a chestnut, is draped
into youthful lines on the rown
shown with pannier pockets. The
bodice blouses slightly, but the
waist Is clearly defined BY a
broad girdle Of the material. Be-
meath this girdle falls the skirt.
which Is draped into panniers on
each side. In the lines Of thi.
drapery are found two cleverIy
devised pockets.
The euimps. which Is charac.
teristic Of many Of the smarter
summer models, gives a becoming
nsckline to this frock, because Of
the dainty shserness Of the ivory-
colored null, which Is combined
with lace to make the yoke and
undersleeves. Undersleeves ara
dainty and feminine, and give an
air OF GOODNESS to the dark silk
gown, which every woman should
have in her summer wardrobe.
This gown will also develop at
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-19
By LUCREZIA BORI
The Famous Spanish Primo Donn,

Make the first three ingredients into
an emulsion. let IL stand "a hours then
hitter and add the soda. Agitate until 1t
Is dissolved. then add the benzoin, drop
by drop, under continual agitation.
Use this lotion In your bath water or
e30ly undtluted to any discoloration. II
may be rubbed into your arms with
moist hands In combina alton with a few
drops OF Elycsrins or honey. This lotion
Is said to refine coarse or reddensd
skin It's delightfully."- refreshing and
has a delicate odor.
Many arms are inclined to be fiabby
above the elbows. When a woman first
begins to put on weight 1t is apt to APP
pear around the upper arms and shout
ders. In fact. the upper arm is a good
age barometer. If the upper arm is In
clined to be fat and nabby It will deny
the youthfulness which the face may
express. Exercise will make this flesh
nrm and keep It perfectly roupded.
Exercises That Aid.
Thin, scrawny arms are also unlovs-
ly. and should be built UP through exer-
else and massage. Three exercises
which tend to keep the arms In rounded
condition are the following:
First, raise your arms to Z horizontal
position. Lift them straight above YOUR
head and slowly lower them arain. re-
peat this movement ten timss.