The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-22

of garment will be entitled to know
the story of tbs former owner. Many good
clothes are to be in the sale, including
silk dresses and heavy wool sweaters
Proceeds from the sale will go to the
Provident association or to the detention
home
Edna White. negro woman, went to the
court house today to complain that Maggie
Lee, another negro woman, had ''aD
seconded" TO st. Joe with her new So pink
Russian waist and 1920 Easter bonnet
Edna said she was rooming at 220 Kansas
avenue and that while she was uptown
Sunday. Maggie, who also roomed at the
place mad entered her room. tried on her
waist and hat and, deciding that they
became her better than her own had taken
French leave. She acquired a coat. shoes
and dress belonging to Ethel Anderson on
her way, the county officers were told.
A boy scout benefit moving picture show
viii be given Friday and SATURDAY. of this
week at the Isis theater. The benefit was
postponed several weeks ago because of the
fazel, scont master. is arranging an inter
troop contest for ticket selling, and the
sented with a S. Red Cross first aid Kit.
Every scout who sells ten tickets will re-
ceive a free ticket. Among the films to be
Table 'Nfustie's Vacation 1.-The Luck
of Roaring Camp and The Boy Who
Cried WOLF
Student nurses for hospitals where there
is 4 shortage of nurses are heinz. recruited
Nv t1,e nafional Red ross TN, .o,ntT
chapters In the nursing profession, the
Red Cross states. there are many ad-
vantaEeS. No financial outlay is necessary
during the training for the profession and
when the nurse graduates she enters upon
field where the demand is always
greater than the supply. In the nursing
profession there is little competition and
! Il good nurse may attain remarkable sue
ccSs- Anyone interested in becoming a
nurse should communicate with local hos
pitfalls or write to Red Cross headquarters
in st. Louis.
Before the Joplin & Pittsburg Railway
company answers to the plea of its EN-
ployes for higher wages, the court of indus
! trial relations must decide whether 1t has
Jurisdiction or whether jurisdiction for IL
wage hike lies with the federal court. In
an answer filed today in the court, the
railway company points out that it wished
| to be informed whether the nations trans
i portation act of 1920 threw such decisions
under the federal court or whether the
power was in the hands of the state court.
Members of the court plan to hold a hear
ing on the wage increase petition at
Pittsburg next week. decision on juris-
diction is expected before then.
The removal of seven supernumerary
| teeth and two baby teeth from one place
rin the upper jaw of Wayne Maries age 16
Of Hoyt has been completed by DIR. War
rem f. Jeffrey of Topeka. Inquiries to the
editor of the journal of the National Dental
! association brought Doctor Jeffrey the in
| formation that such formation was with
out precedent in the records of the maya
zine. Roots of the baby teeth were so in
4 sthat they could not fall out naturally The
Fright adult cuspid and lateral inciscor have
! begun to descend since the operation. The
tcentTal incisor is still embedded in the Jaw
Doctor Jeffrey expects to bring it TO its
proper position.