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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
gfut ira auc 2anoe.

Set f,rtbc bore Moro at pioe, ON
Ser cr aria cler Treo nlellem Eolell
"a Nualano for nprpGreloe. Get
bor prrct npIpIt, at Sopiet.& egiertn'
ocn aoofic1otc &iea-S%r aftaten Wan'
Soo / iorrige llOe, men ON Den polite
Nc1icrin1 eiorbe set famine i11ocll
Griitcn uoleb / Wioten al llgcn, bar
ri life faat pioe noget ON. Selegra'
zen cr tnlis iom Ell Wfur ON bette.
neutrality-suspicious. lfuloe bape
rrrct uoucrlet i 2ibau ienelt pon
c,irsoag eaer Snsbag / ocllte llge.
S,ffc Ell 9po ON oct beler. Wfet il.
Srn Sclearaien heller life bar mclot,
ct NoIaffcrne bar gieropta9et 81
snotIlobeberne, er BET bel not lad
trr0t at giGtte paa, at Der er blef
GrCo. j.,
Ccrinloo cr Der al @rllno I'll at
fro, at Scr ~ioregnar 1,o9et | SporitS'
lanO. Ielgenoc forte Telegram ira
Varis al 30te Oft. tpoer poa bette:
Set flnogiores ioug, at Soplet'
1roppernc bar to9ct 1000 Sanger,
IRE aanoner % SAT Wtitralleler
!Snnnpcn MOB Sen. @rangeI."
Get err megct iielberL at Der ira Fa'
les Ictocs no Weloinger ON Neoer'
Iag Tor 8cr. @ran1el.
ga ielgenbe Telegram fra Scbo'
itopoI innes at peee / ianln,e Met
ming ionl oer forte Wteloing fra ga.
riS:
Husiiife 9olibepif- trooper bar be-
qrn0t Ell poloiom Sfieniiu / oct Eie.
mco Of giere set al meo General
@rongcls Irmecr. Sc bar al,grebct
oon 70 Stcoer, aaaet pper Snicpr
trersoper Nifopol oe begpnot at
iprcoc itg no ira &bufopfa.
trooper ira Den polite 6ront %
Gusier al iibiriife Soloatcr bru9es
! 0crurc Sffeniip % Soriterfninger |
tore Wasier icnbes iliomt op / oct
2lcncb at iege at brpoe %i9icnnel1
Gen. @rungels 2inier.
0ctte er fsrite Sang, at General
Nrollgel bar ppret unberleeen baa-
De mc0 Senipn til trooper, Irtiueri
% oliln9s arigsmoteriel. San bar
noottet forforte i'm Sront for at
ifu''e ii9 eilbel Heierper unber fine
torbereoeIier paa at tage inlob oct
SteS, iom ban bar pentet / flere
Sage.
(Gette Selgram err Ell Dag GlOre
enc Wtelbinaen fra HariS).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
Dtoerporoisheeer

Sccan6ampcrcn "TrGiibent @t!-
ion, ionl forrige llge anfom ri 9tcip
Sort, bapoc, citcr buoo FaaIagp,
lcrlte bercttcr, mango S%locrpprolg,
beocr paa Spcrreilcn ira Stallcn.
Strar citcr Ifrciien ira SricIt ltll'
ocrrcttcbeS &apteincn / ct trdoololt
Telegram ON, Of CT tort Wftnercl7
bar fonlnlct / Grit, iua Oct blep MO-
ucnoiat at aiere en- itor Smpci fornt
.ino1oa beEnc 6are. Strar tpr
Campcrcn naaeoc Neapcl, nobreS
ser SIbles omborO. Zen bleu BEL
SiauiS illlffct, Tor nogcr llIDtfe iOr'
cariageoes, men eitcr A%lltonlltct pa1
Geapels Sapn bIcp Der al SolIbcpi-
fife Igitatorer 9iOrt 6orIoG paa at
foo Munoifabct iii at gierc Mtpttcrt.
Gitcrat benre Sare par Del opcr-
ltoaet opoaseNes oct nTlte Gog, at
man bapoc iuact 10 crtra Vaa'd9t'
,cr, iom bapoc iorituttct Jig neoc !
2oitca, Iaa Gampercn moatte gI'r'
%cnoerciic iorat iaa Dem ldt l.aro
iaicn. On iorisatc at bc8aa Sclp.
rIoro peb at boppe / Siecn, men bIe0
i;ifet op i9icn.
Otter at ppre fomnrct pel aIlteo
iaicl,. iteotc nlalt pea inn Sflbbruo'
re / en- liocn aabeu Saao, halpopof
al SuIt OF uoitaacoe Sloeller. e
maattc tagcs mco iii nTite Tnleb@.
bapll.
Toa Ieiicn rulrot Gibraltar oper'
faIoteS Sampcrcn Al Ell polo'oIlt
Storml, ser rGitcn b~csraueoe ben |
son poloiommc Sissnng. S9'aa
uocr Storbapct bapoc moil hart
I,ormiulSt %cir. ! NeIc ta9e'
bapSc Reilcn pGret megct booro, laa.
rel for Tasiaecrcrne iom ipr StI'
lets Ssrcr % Wauoitab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
Gnalane o. Sranfria.

Ser er otter opitaaet Ell &oittro.
pers mclem ENGLAND % Sranfrig
= De begpnoer forreiten at bli nofs
ioo bppioe iii o1 after er Oct
~Sorboloet til Spiflailo, Iom CT
8runoen.
Gnalono unbcrrcttebe / forrige
ltoc Spiflanb ON, at BET ptloc gipc
IifaIo paa clihper Het, lom BET ifpl.
&c Ieriaiues- Sraftatcns Taragraf
Is maotte bapc til at bellaglGggc
Gienbpm eacr Miolcr, iom al tplfe
9oraerc ~anbringes inbcn britilf Slll'
raaoe.
: Sranfrig bar bette iiperteoe
Sfriot fra Gnglanos SiOe paft ltor
geitprtelie. Set bGpbes / EariS, at
Bette pil ifabe Sc allierebe Wtaaters
S,ntercsier iom Selbeo, og at eng
Lamb oerfor life burbc bapc banolet
paa egcn SnallO pg iloen at raaore'
re iia meo sc oprige gliereoe | ocn-
ne Saq. Wen Ser or Ell anoen Sioe
peo Sogen, iom gier bette Sfriot
enbnu mere obisit, tiger SranlfmTn.
beHc, ca set er Set, at GnalPnocrne
paa eacn Sannb % ilocn piocrc bar
aaact hen oa mobificerct ScrIaiQes.
Sraftotcn, Tom for Oct ofiicicQc
Nranfrio or ct beliat Tofument.
Sertil iparer england, Of Srafta.
tens Yaraaraf 1S life paalGaaer oe
aaicrcbe Wagtcr set iom en- Eligt of
bcmGotigc Jig al tpif Gienoom, lonl
fonuner inoenior bcres SmraaOe,
men oipcr DC enfclte ollicreoc Waas
ter Nct bertil, ON &c pil benptte iig
berai. Set or altiaa en- fripiaig
Gag. 90 ENGLAND snifer life of be-
bolSe benne Hct. Get or Sorret.
ninasitanocn life bare / gnalanb og
/ SpifIano, men / nGiten ale 2anbe
/ Ieroen, icm bar opiorbrct Sen Ell.
oclifc Rcgiering til, for lit cgct og
ale anbres bcbite, oificiclt at gipc If-
folo paa bcit net Tom DC maattc ba.
DC i Grait al ben obieie 90 umillige
Taraeraf is.
Srt for Gr., flyer DC. at en- tpif
Iabrifant oeponerer $4,000 Yun0
go.iiaiisS pea e,se I.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
Spar Sc uifaeelise Ovr.

Sra Smoba meobelcS bcn 2Sbe
Sttobcr: ) Ell Gale, ion Or. ~.
SiiforO bcrni @pell ioag bolot ior
0eIcJatcrrc iii Get nneriforlifc BIT
nlalle ScIifaba" Iorsmpoc, crflU.
rcbc ban, bI. a., of "SSSnitirftct I'll ar
0rGbc, Ser banner @rllnologct FOR
al Sast for 6ornsielica SfplO, ct
rt @cuuing ira Stenaloercu" % at
bcfaleoe, at Scr pcota9c5 braitilt,
2ope MOB Sagt paa l,Ifoocllge. 6ii9lc
~ Spr.
Som Ell SsIgc al iaafaloct
Sport" bcspnocr Suglc % Gpr,
I'm alminbeIig flasiiiicercS ION
"SiIbt", burtig at i%oriuinbe, erfI9
rc0e han.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
Jno. oe l~lopanorins.

SfsIge DC Sorenebe StaterS Sn'
miarationsbureou pcltote / Silful'
aaret, iom cnotc 30tc Sum-, 100000
fren,mcoe Irbciocre tilbaee til tine
cilropGiIfc &icrnlmoe. vi iaguo.
barneoc Irbciocrc anfom Der imib-
Iertio i famine 9io 1876 fIere, ems
Der ubpanorcbc. al Sarmarbciberc
1880 og al Sienere % Sienclte'
piger $1,000.
Sosct / lin 6elbcb anfom Ser /
BET nppntc Mar 1854 flere Ser.
Ioner, eno Der ltooailoreoe. ri bette
Initial bar life mirbrc erto 1854
@pinber, mebcns Intanet al DC
lhonoIise Snbpororere blot par So.
26S.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
Papoe Dozen ~tiIfeIoe.

Naa GountpboIpitaIct / Chicago
lGoof Gountp) opoe Den 2Soe Oa. Ell
I'll Var gannlcl 0iulib, IDoIpb @itt
81 Wu1ofranlpe ("~2ocfiop"O, Der
Lar cpltaoct ira et Iioet ubcMoeIigt
Saar, ban Tor 10 Tiger iiben tiIicicoc
zig paa p~cnitre Tceciirger, mcOcll3
ban 'tlnrpcoc en- &Ipant nlco i'm
Sonlnlcfnip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
en- fin %Sorrstnine!

Sra @oibington mclbes, at or.
lnour Grain Company" / Gbico3c
ben 27be Sftobcr bar erflpret Jig
ifpIbig / 6orfalifnirg % Sal'fn1crf'
ming al % Carloads meb SABRE %
al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. par BE.
bet iloat @poer ! ct @elsb al $1,050
Iamt Sugcns Snlfoitninger.
@cifploningcn gif no paa, at Sir
inact bopbe Iabct Saprcn ppbIanot
meo Miiulo, StSr % Iuncr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oplp'er
at Zig iin Craft bar gaoet iioong |
flerc gar, uben at Oct biotil bar Inf.
fcbcs OF faa bro5t bolobare gepiIer
ttlpete.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
Ct 6ds,2lttentat.

s &eno, Nep., bIcp Der forlebcn
Gag giort ct Spricg pao at tage 81.
BET al Srco Inberion o. 6. =. Sent
ZEN. Sfisnt Der o~nuenOtcs CIT al bc
giitisite Sa3arter, iom blcp opiull'
oct unoer 3rigcr, miSIptfcoeS DOG
6orisaet, ioct begec por / @ebring,
ba S%elegranullet a%iicuNtc$.
Senieil % Inberion bar Sloucr /
enoeI itore @biifpiagcr, Iom bar
oppe for Den ieoeraIe @roubiurp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
:fIdaoensO runoIoooelie

SfcIac Telegram ira @olbin5ton
bleu ser 2prbog Den 30tc Sftober al
"Sous OF the Iniericnn 8cpolution"
otilpret en- @roncctaple paa Sip.
bcltcn Sobn Gnnl Sones Morunlert
/ Eotonlac Vurf til Mi1toe ont
Granddaughter at ben american,
tic &rigsilaahe.
Set bar oen 30te Sftober 1915,
ct oei, fpntincntaIe Gongres, iom be.
ilob al TeprGicntanter ira Be -
"Sorenebc SoIonier" benlpnOi9cb,
aisbet al Be TO Inlaa &riesifibe, Ioul
fannebe @~cgnnoeIicn til Dor n9rpG'
:cnoc arigsilaaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02

MeIen 10000 % t25, 900 Nrbci.
bere / ScrtiIfabritcrnc / YbilaoeI.
pbid rcliferer at bli o~rbeioslpie /
Slntcr, ont DC life Ter iig for, ct.
t.9rebe ban. Senimoo 10000 boc
alcreoe faact aflfcN, % fra III al
oil oct bIi "cn Scamp paa anipeil
ileo &aoifdliSmcn" ArbeioSgiper.
ne er life imcb, Of bercS Nrbciocre
ilutter Jig iamrmen ! 6agicrcninger,
lapoe ban, men De err irnob raoifalc
Sererc, % Oct or TlcO Oisic, Sam.
pen fprrmer til at Ttaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
6eneralitreif / ,nerico.

Sra Wcrico Gitp tcIcerafcre3 bc1,
2Soe Sftober: @itcrrctninger ira
scrifieaige aorter Al 9aroct tpber
@ao, Of Irbeiberiitlintior1er bilrtib
bcspnocr at anta9c mcgct truenoe
Cimcniicncr. Sra %cra Gru5, Gam.
,ico, Tileblo, Siioreto ~ Tro1rcio
lleIbeS, at StrcifcrncS gutol ooeIig
r9eS, og oct famine or Silfrlbet i
oct isbcrolc Siltrift. @Iabcnc Ito.
.uIcr iig megct peSiimiitiif ON 81.
nlotinncn 90 antpoer WuIigbebcn al
Ell @enrraIitreif opcr oct belle 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
paaSrcbn,
@1isht Sieers."

Tra MIontsomern GInbama. mel
bes. al 10 al De iaafdlStc -Nish'
Nioer5". iou bar hcrltt % br9T'et
WomulSspIantagerne Neri Stairn
ht Sicnleo Al tpinse 6armerre ri
N bolSc paa lin SomnlIS. ri Den bar
rooet en- piS TriS. or blecet arrelte-
ret ! 9ebet al Sc iioitc iaa Sn9e. %
Il Sc nil bli truftct itrengt III Nm
i1or ior i'm uIoplise % iiiuranoS'
mU4iigc Serb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
6ammel pioner 900.

Sra GentraIia, 81, meloes, at cl,
az Statcna 9anrIe Eionerer % en- al
@pcn G~entraIiaS 8runolGgaere,
Sberit Bcor0c =. Tettiugcr. err al.
Aaaet pco Gsocn / lit @icrn oeriteos,
IS Iar gonrmlcl.
San bar &ctcran ira @oracrfri.
gen % fonnnlaltoercoe ct iripiQiNt
Icgemcnt / oen Ipauif .anlcrifauitc
&ri9. &an citcrlaoer Jig &llitru %
Ell Spn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
Stort 1upeltvperi.

Ira Chicago mebocleS Sen 29oe
Sftobcr: SamlIcl Sietfl, ErGiioeri
ior Tianono Hing Company / Nep
gorf, Der opboloer iig her / Sorrct.
nin0sanliggeuoer, anmelote ioag til
Tplitict, at Tiomanter I'll en- SGr0i
al $4,000 bar blepct %itiaalet ira
hans @rrclIc / ct af @pens bcoits
SpteQcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
manse Qutomobiler.

@alter %. Wilcr, Gbei for Sta.
tens Observation-Disclosures, icrtGl'
Ter, of ser / Sainpis M iinocs oper
100000 Here IutpmobiIer emo for
It Gar iiSen. 9ette reprGienterer
en- Sorsselic al 20 Trccent / Srbet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
Krie moo Raoifalismen

:. =. S%cnton,. abminiitrerenoe
Tircfter / philadelphia Fertile
Manufacturers Isiociaticn", bar
oifcntligeiort en- erflGring ON, at
Sobrifantcrnc err iait beitcmt paa ct
"iri iia fra rabifal llnipnisme, Iaa
reIiom ct tort Intal al uopstise Pr
heibere."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02

a. De fer'tc 10 Moaneber al inocpe
rclt0c Mar.
Ser er iortioen rcgiitreret oper
100000 FaSIa9erpoenc, "a 900 DO,
tor Srtcts % II 900 W~otorcnfIer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
fred % ufred

IT, Ser sria elier 5reb mellem Eolen
~ Mmslaub? Solibepiferne be-
amber cit ny itOr Ctfenliu moo
Geueral @ransel meb Sropper
iya Sibirieu % ben pulife TrDnt.
saaer 1000 Sanger % 800 Mt
tralipicr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02

o,u cuoelife Snlitreif. - Ten 49,
aorias Yrims Taml prOflamerss
ium Sellenernes ME &onse.- en
Nh aontrouers meQem Gnglano oa
;Sranfris %ansuaenoe SurbOlOet til
SpiflunD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
{ nQar GIT.

'NS OAA
ole. st 9oot
bltpr, 100 Too5
t fomplet toy
vi f|abriteysr
gooe Stou
$3.50. Ee0re
! Stanbiou N.
oeo. Striu o.
S: "Selectml
% Bulletin No..
e iuaes iru
|%facturinS Som.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
Qpoe Uille0'

gDoe Nnleo'
Ere big en- Naymt
V on9e, bbor GOD
IN o9 lang }Iurs
rittrin9 ON tore
neiota er SIcot
terens Turaola.
attsnoe ale Gt.1
siota By Com
~9lrneion, Go~'
II, RoomI 2l9
Mini.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02

lfa SahleiUb
5. Sa99e, 1856
80 pr. 20 fo5.
Salmou Nlr
3e, $500 pr. 50
90 Fbs. Hettt.
bpiltenlombtlg
eltfo naur ou tc
laar BIZ beilQty
be Tirnta. e..
Wtinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02

e netpp fi7tet

netpp ftet
Trout. 29bus.
ib) birette ia
o9 &biteub er
:, $500 pr. 81
20 Fos. Hotts.
talbt ilumtla
D VbS. 8u9ee.
g $3.50 pr. ~
l9erne er n,e9gy
otsoer uoenom.
|tb, Wtiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02

,usboIoutassvats',,.s
fcinneu o. nl s'r
ma nj uesisfi. ,
o.. ~ialaasasolis. s3's
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
ing paa

Ing paa Hus
te o9 ~rellslCie
~lobproeoe Sem
uQe NerS / }ll.
Sioer. laas5
I. Iris 500
II. 1901 &uaa
is, Otinu.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-12
BILLY STICKEL MAKES GOOD.
Young Topeka Lawyer To Be Real
Asset TO Fred Robertson

The Olathe Register of recent date
has the following to say OF William
F. Stickel OF Topeka, who has been
appointed second assistant district at
torney by Fred Robertson:
William F. Stickel, over in Kansas City,
Kansas. has been appointed second assist
ant district attorney. That's good news
TO everyone who knows BILLY" and further
evidence OF the good sense OF Fred Robert
son. L. s. district attorney. For nearly
eight years BILLY" has been working his
head off. In the day time as secretary 10
the district attorney. In the night time
studying law. No employe that Robertson
has ever had. made any more friends for
his administration than BILLY" has. When
a stranger came TO the district attorney
office Stickel showed him as much courtesy
and consideration as he could have shown
the attorney general. His work for his
chief was so accurate ana paiDStaking that
Robertson soon learned to depend upon
him. II there was any spare time. BILLY"
pulled down some OF Robertsons law books
aud nOsed into them. He wasn't much for
society because he spent most of his nights
studying law He went into the service.
and when he came out his boss was glad
to get him back And now Billy has been
admitted to the bar and is an assistant q. ).
district attorney. Everyone who knows
him is glad. because BLY, is clean,
courteous, dependable and worth while
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-12
Boys, Look at This High
School Girl Lists HouseWorR
AS Her Preferred Vocation
Most of Girls of 1920 T. H S. Graduating Class Become
Teachers-Boys Express Preference for Engineering
Only One Farmer.

The scarcity of teachers which has
been feared until recently because of
the low salaries of the profession is
not forecast by the class of 1920 of
the Topeka high school For no less
than thirty-two girls of the class
which finished this June are planning
to become teachers. according 10 data
complied by J. 5. Kaho, vocational
director and instructor of civics, eco-
Monies and sociology in the high
school
Boys Favor Engineering.
Not one OF the boys of the class.
however, chose to enter the teaching
profession. Engineering of various
kinds is the occupation picked out by
the majority Of boys the data show,
twenty-five having elected to follow
electrical. civil. architectural, mining
or structural engineering The ten
dency toward engineering was in
creased by the war. Professor Kaho
said. altfo the number of high school
boys who eject to follow engineering
is always large. Business pursuits
including banking, accounting, sales
manship. real estate and pharmacy-
were listed by fifteen boys in their
preferred occupation.
For several years We have been try
ing to get the pupils to choose their
vocation early in their high school
days and plan their course Of study
accordingly" Kaho said, land find
that members of the succeeding senior
classes are more definite as to plans
for their occupations By pressing the
vocational motive we encourage the
individual to take the initiative before
his four years are over"
Nineteen girls listed "stenography''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-12
Topeka's Output Greater Than
Any City's of Its Size.
Value of Product Should Exceed
SS,000,000, Marshall Says.
LARGE COMMERCIAL TRADE
Ninety Per Cent Handled by
Typothetae Members.
Seventeen Hundred Persons
Employed as Printers in City.

That Topeka has a printing indus
try, the value Of the product of which
should exceed ss.000.O0o per year;
that the investment in plants. inelud-
ing buildings, presses. folders. other
printing machinery and type is ap-
proximately s1.000,o00: and that the
printing industry in Topeka Is larger
than in any other city OF its size in
the United States. is the contention
Of Joseph E. Marshall, executive Sec
reary of the Topeka Typothetae.
The state printing plant production
is included in the figure, altho it can
not be said to be a strictly CONNER
cial institution. The value of the
books alone produced at the state
printing plant is around 100000 and
that of other supplies close to
100000.
90 per cent of Topeka's commercial
printing is handled by printing estab-
lishments that are members of ths
Typothetae association. The member
ship of the association includes:
Adams Brothers, Capper Printing
company. h Clarkson. Crane & Com
pany, Hall Lithographing company,
the State Printer. Stoves & Sons.
Stuckert & Stanley. Superior Printing
company. Vesper & Fox. College Press.
Richardson & Shrake. Trap Printing
company, and the associate members,
the Capper Engraving company. Cen
trail Topeka Paper company, and the
Daily Capital.
Reports Big Increase.
The value of the commercial work
produced in 1918 by the members OF
this association was $S4S,2a0. Last
year it amounted to s1,o50,000. There
I has been a tremendous increase, Mar
: shall says, since that time. The fig
ures are all based on commercial
I printing and do not include news
! papers, magazines, and other publica-
tions. Commercial printing includes
legal blanks, office forms, circulars.
sales books. lithographing. railroad
/ printing. shipping tags and other SINH
! lar articles. 1t is the sort of material
used daily in the business world and
/ for which there is a a constantly grow
ing demand.
! A total Of 100 persons are en-
ployed in the printing trades in To-
peka, SIS of them being members Of
the Typothetae association.
Magazines published by the Capper
Farm Press alone give Topeka a
greater volume of printing of this
sort than is handled in any other city
between the Mississippi river and the
Pacific coast, Marshall says.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-12
Sixth District NeUs Notes
Items and "reminiscences by An Old Timer With His
Ear to the Grass Roots.

family. The drummer jumped out of
his chair and hoIlered bloody muir
der" and save me from the murder
Gus gang" The outside door being
locked he ran, screaming, to the bed
room of the proprietor, climbed un-
der the bed, and didn't show himself
until the early morning train, when
he was glad to get rid of the muir
derous cowboys and Indians. A dozen
or more blank shots were fired. Only
a lot of fun for the Bull City boys,
and the money all returned to the
rightful owners. So far as the people
of the town knew he never visited the
town a second time. He had seen all
he wanted of the wild and woody
northwest Kansas.
Another incident of pioneer life. and
one of the most comical too. was the
snipe drive which the Cedarville boys
played on a new business man who
had come from Atchison to accept the
cashiership of the new bank. 1t was
the first bank organized in that Smith
county town The boys of the town
visited the hotel where he was stop
ping, and getting acquainted with the
newcomer. some OF the town boys
sprung the snipe drive. He was inter
ested. and wanted to know all about
it. Some one must go along and hold
the bag while the town crowd was to
so and driYe the birds in. The new
cashier not knowing anything about
the game, would gladly do this The
gang went to the timber on the Solo
mon, the new cashier in the crowd.
He was given the bag, and told to
hold it open, and the boys would
drive the snipes in. All in readiness,
the boys parted from the new strang-
er, and eircling around in the timber,
making believe they were driving in
the birds. they returned to town, leav-
ing the new banker holding the bag
Long after midnight they heard yells
coming from the woods. 4 am lost,
come and save me" The fellers went
[ to the timber and brought him back
to town. When asked what became OF
the snipes. he said he kept the bag
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-12
Sixth of High School Seniors
\ Select Local College.
Thirty-Seven VIII Enter To-
peka Institution Next Fall.
K. U. IS SECOND CHOICE
Sixteen VIII Go to University
at Lawrence.
Diploma Sent to Warren Parr at
e. s. Naval Academy.

Washburn college is the institution
OF higher learning which thirty-seven
members of the 1920 class of the To-
peka high school have chosen to at
tend. Nearly one-sixth of the class of
232 members is planning to enter
Washburn next fall.
Sixteen members of the class have
signified their intention of attending
the University of Kansas, seven will
go to the Kansas State Agricultural
college, three to Baker university. six
teen to other colleges mostly outside
the state, and twenty-five plan to at
tend college. but as yet are undecided
where.
These Choose Washburn.
A survey of the college plans of the
graduates shows the following stu
dents listed in favor of attending
Washburn college: Lester Covert
Bernice Curry, Gladys Swearingen
Paul Breihaupt, John Shaw, Leonard
Irwin, Wendell Shaw, Elliott White
Ben Marsh. Arthur Mortimer. Karl
King, Francis Heron, Arthur Brew
ster George Wheeler. Wilbur Nelson
Beulah easier. William Semple, Sid
ney Hyde, Baxter Duke, Ivan johnson
son. w. T. Macarthur, Ivan Roose
Clarence Simpson, George Sirois. Fay
Contran. Maxine Mitchell. Everett
Jones, Mildred Brown, Ivan Barker
Clell Hanson. Annabel Eyer, Heller
Thomas, Mary Alderman, Gertrude
Macaulay, Gladys Cromeyer.
Those who plan to go to the state
university are Hazel Zimmerman
| Mabel He'll, Dale Finney, Walter
| Armagost, Albert Kerr. Gerald Kee-
| sic, Joe Schneider, Chester Jensen
De Forest Joslin. Charles Crews. Eu-
gene Painter, Clarence Romig. Ear
Draper. Marie Johnson, Miriam Hand
and Mary Kirkpatrick
| Chester Zook, Harold Hotter and
| Grant Peterson listed Baker univers-
| ity as their chosen college. Florence
| True, Richard Lindemann. Warren
Roose. Ivan Anderson and Margaret
4 Malloy plan to go to the Kansas State
| Agricultural college.
Finish ut Annapolis.
Maynard Hampstead of the 1926
class will attend the Colorado Schoo
of Mines at Golden, Colo, having wor
a scholarship to that school Warner
| Parr. member of the class, is attending
! the Naval academy at Annapolis. hav
| ing received an appointment to this
academy shortly after the beginning o.
his senior year. BY special arrange
ment with the local board of educa
| ton with credits obtained at Ann
! apolis, his diploma from the Topek;
| high school was forwarded to him las
/ week.