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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-29

First published in The Topeka State
Journal, Wednesday, Dec. -, 1920.l
In the Probate Court of Shawnee County.
Kansas
In the Matter of the Estate of Fred L.
Luthye, Deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
All creditors and all others interested In
the aforesaid estate, are hereby notified
that on the 9th day of JanuRry, 1921 L
shall apply to the Probate Court sitting az
the Court House IN the City OF Topeka.
shawnee County. Kansas, for a fun and
final settlement of said estate and for aus
order of the Court finding and ddjudging
who are the heirs of Fred l.. Luthye, de-.
ceased
You are further notified that my claim
for compensation as Administrator and foe
attorney fees and other expenses necessarflsf
incurred in the administration OF said estate
has been filed and, as ordered by the court.
VIII be heard on the said 9th day OF jana :
airy, 1871. at 10 O'Clock a. M.
w. A LUTHYB. Administrator. (
First published in The Topeka state.
State of Kansas, Shawnee County. IS.
In the Matter of the Estate of W. t.
Williams. late of Shawnee County. Kansas Z
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given that on the. uth-
day of December A. u. 1920, the unler-
signed was, by the Probate Court Of shaw
istrator of the estate of W. Il. Williams
late of Shawnee County deceased. AL
parties interested In said estate will take.
notice and govern themselves accordiuglys
PAUL II. HEINZ AdmInistrator. Z
(Flrst published in The Topeka State Jour@
nal, December 10, 1900 -
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-29
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-29
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rooms. Light. heat and water. No Oh
dren- Phone Red 800
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
BuLina CapaIieri
The Most Famous Living Beauty.

The Most Famous Living Beauty.
a whole crop OF unsiEhtIy. comedones
and piuples viii result
Furthermore. some Of this accumu-
lated soil o. the day is ground into
the skin and eventually makes its
way into the circuIatIon, and is thus
carried through the body.
After you have donned a loose
wrapper or robe, preparatory 20 tax
ING your comfort for the night. you
should wash your face, not with water
a first but with cold cream When
a good coating o. this has been ap-
piled leave it on a few moments IN
81 the skin has absorbed all the oil
Z can take up. Then use a soft cloth
% wipe of any excess moisture that
may remain
You are now ready for che real
bath with tepid water and a mild
soap A word OF caution here BE
sure your face-cloth is above re-
proach- Il must be redolent Of fresh
AID and sunshine. In fact. it should
smell as sweet and clean as your own
dainry lingerie. al laid out fresh
IRON the laundry ready 70 be put on
in the morninE-
feel that TOO much stress cannot
be laid upon this point. because SO
many women are iueNcuEably care
less about their wash-cloths. which
are often used day after DAY without
any airing whatever You should
have az least two or three IN constant
use
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

TVTEETHER she admits 81 openly or
VI not every woman knows. deep
down On her heart. thaa a good
complexion is Oh most precious eift
thu gods can bestoW upon her. Even
fer a nan Il paves the way to sue
cess IN the great adventure OF busi-
ness friendship and love. u Is not
too much. therefore. 60 insist that
one good half-hour a day shan be
Eiven over 90 its preservation and
care.
The best tine 70 devote 70 this
most thorough toilet Of the day Is
Just he1ore retiring. The reason for
its pristine freshness bT more or less
direct contact with the dust ard
Crime which most Of us meet with
out OF couFs- When the face has been
carefully cleansed we can not only
sleep better but we can feel reason
aaly sure Of the skin being clean il
the morning. Became While We are
Ia or bedroom With the blankets and
sheets around US there De- but slight
enance Of any goilinG agent settling
upon the skin
Even az that every really fastidI-
Gus person always Insists upon Law
Ing che face once more "a cold water
water Immediately upon arising.
Another and more coEent reason
Tor this Housekeeping q the face
AZ night is that tne DAYS Crime
should not remain on the face and
neck. because it WI become firmly
irnhedded in the pUss. In this way
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
AS A WOMAN THINKETH
By HELEN ROWLAND.


with a song and a smile ana a
joke on their lips.
But don't you believe iti
II they sang-the blessed dar-
lings--it was 70 hide the shaking OF
their knees and the qualzins OF their
nerves
and. the same thing g. true Of the
veteran actress-if she has any
soul az all
"Her knees tremble. every time she
steps on the stagei
"And. no matter how many tines
you practice the wedding ceremouh
You never get USED to 10 it-
"lts not a bit like swimming. of
ice skating, or going up in an air.
plane
There q always q new thrill Gnd a
new terror in getting married.
~And you are frightened 20 death.
"Every time sou take another mans
life in your hands,,
Now wasn't that pathetic-
And set. ~ it's true
What's The use OF an this progress
sive marrying and divorcinge
And why DO they 90 i-.
When exchanging enc husband FOR
another s. merely a temporary re-
lief
Like changing bundle from one
haud 90 the otnerr
WHY 90 they DO Copvrirhf,
1890. By tha Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

Is expected 10 soon have his fall at
tack q appendicitis or whatever it
iss and then he win begin 70 fatten-
Dan Hooks says when they were
young he asked his wife for her
nane and got It. and ever since she
has had II in his pocket
Bin HellWanger has been shot at
and stoned SO much this summer for
stealing Watermelons that he has
gotten 50 he runs Ike a scalded
hound every time he sees a water
melon patch
zero Peck would ike to take the
stump for his candidate Tor president.
but since woman suffrage Is noW a
reality Zero cannot do all the things
he would like 70 do. He was opposed
20 woman suffrage, but says we now
have 10 with Us and all one can do Is
70 make the best Of &c. Il is general
iy predicted that he win retire from
active politics as he has always been
very unsuccessful IN making his vile
see things as he does
= 8
since he has been sick and taken
50 much medicine from the horse
doctor, Alexander MoseIey appears TO
be gagged every time he meets the
doctor In the road
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

II that happens 70 be out OF the
question. then avoid the sodden. half
dry wash-cloth as you would the
plague i would much rather use the
palms OF the hands instead. The
best material for wash-cloths is the
coarse. natural raw silk. but this Is
not always easy to find. The next
best thing is the open mesh weave.
so that the air VIII circulate through
it more freely
Never rub the face hard A hard
rubbing loosens the skin. causes the
form. A mild soap that agrees ven
pertinent until you find one that does
not roughen the skin OF cause the
face to peel
Do not have the water too hot be-
cause this means that the pores win
be opened and the skin rendered IN
duly sensitive OF course, IL YOU feel
you must have the water very warm
On order that 90 may be properly
cleansing in IT'S effect, then you must
rinse the face afterward In cool mot
cold water 70 close the pores and
tone up the skin
Now you are ready to give the face
its final cold cream bath No woman
who really tries 70 take care OF her
complexion can afford to omit this
The cold cream bath at night Is the
principal thing that prevents wrinkles
by keeping the skin vel oiled. A
good skin food. such as lanolin, mayl
be used instead Of cold cream for
the face bath IL preferred.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
HOROSCOPE :.
oCToRER 1I. -


In EAVT kindly stars smile today, ac-
| III cording to astrology. and It
should be rarely lucky. While the
sun and Neptune rule strongly for
good. Jupiter. Mercury and Venus are
all in henefic aspect.
Above all things else the sun dom
! mates earthly power and gives great
favors 10 all who RUE, whether over
small or large domains.
During this sway there viii be a
tendency to assert the right 20 dc
tate, but justice viii temper tudE-
ment so that there VIII be less AFRO
gance than is usually assumed
The planetary rule Is most auspl-
During this government Of the stars
all candidates viii be sanguine and
confident.
All the unseen forces are believed
to contribute to physical health and
to the consciousness Of Intellectual
force Thus success Is assured ia all
endeavors that are carried forward
with enthusiasm
At this time men should be quick
TO accept the aid Of women IN all
public affairs, for Venus supports
Jupiter nobly and wisely.
Again newspapers and magazines
benefit greatly from conditions max
II.
Women should benefit wonderfully
at this time. and one who IS young
VIII enjoy supreme honors.
Courts Of law and great audience
chambers are supposed to be under
planetary rule making for wisdom.
calmness and vision on the part OF
al who have authority.
This should be a most profitable
day for all who buy ana sell ner-
chandlse that appeals to women.
Modistes, miliiners. importers. lew
elers and art dealers have the best
possible direction OF the planets.
Artists Of every sort should par-
take Of this days benefits. There Is
most encouraging sign for actors
and actresses.
q, I.heaters should prosper during
this week, which viii be especianv
favorable for new productions.
Persons whose hirthdate IL il have
ne, ne ausury OF quiet and happy
Children born on this day have the
augury Of success and long lifs. the
may pc rather nervous. but exceed
lngiy keen in intellect.
1870, BY the Mcclure Newspaper syn
dictate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

A STROLOGERS read this as an IN
a favorable day. FOR Mars domi-
mates with sinister sway. Venus
and Neptune also, are adverse in
their rule
Ii Is a time IN which criticism Is
readily aroused and so the sway is
not a fortunate one for preachers,
whether they deliver sermons on re-
liEion or lectures on politics
Contentious ia the churches and
between various sects seem to Be
foreshadowed- Pre5udices VIII be
awakened. owing TO public events
or personal spite
Again there is a shadow o. SOL
diers moving across the earth and
among them Americans seem TO be
drilling, the seers declare. They
forsteu preparedness but not active
campaigning
10 is not an suspicious rule for
women. for Neptune forecasts dis
satisfaction concerning some Of their
public enterprises
Lovers should be cautions this
day which IS not favorable for court
ship. Engagements made under this
rule may not be lasting. Some close
relation between the theater and COL
leges is toreshaduwed. Educational
institutions viii cultivate dramatic
Interpretation from a new point Of
view. &c Is foretold.
Physicians and surgeons apparent
y VIII enter on e period Of much
work in hospitals and public insi-
tutionE
Warning IS given that there win
be much suffering during the winter
months when the poor via claim
more help than has been given re-
Gently.
The appearance Of a reformer who
makes q deep Impression is prophe-
sled Re VII be the forerunner Of
others.
All the signs seem 70 forecast the
rise OF new leaders in every branch
OF human endeavor. for the old who
have won fame villa have passed 10
the last man and woman before the
new era has advanced beyond the
first milestone" occultists declare.
Persons whose birthday e IS should
beware OF new UNDERTAKINGS during
the coming year They should Be
careful TO pursue vel beaten paths. ]
Children born on this day have
me forecast OF great good luck
through AL their lives. They are
likely 70 Be talented and clever
Copyright, 1920. By the Ncclu-s
Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

. white SLAYER and finally stahbing
him But hope OF more along the
same line died with Auna'a Grium-
plant CRY. Tou think yos can drag
Anna down. Co Tou2 No ANA as
This high-flowu idea was put into
Anna.s head By a leisurely young nan
doing q little welfare work on his
own hook In sugEesriug that girig
coming 20 this country need safe
guarding during their first year.
while they are learning our language
and perhaps our ways, the playErIrht
hit upon a good idea only 70 make
bad p OK OF g By Transforming Anna
into g slZ-ysars' wonder when he
brought her uptown In tnat time.
her love o. big words eagerly picked
from 9 pocket dictionary had led her
az you may Euess, Anna Asceuds.r
and what's more 60 had brought her
no less than sZ0. COO. fAnl Get VIII
liam Hodge IN The Guest Of Honor
manages % worry along With 5000
So here Was Anna dressed all out OF
proportion 20 her salary az secre-
rary, and naturally enough abe sx-
cited the suspicion and auimosiE= OF
her rival for the name OF tie Wl7far-
Ing young nan. who was none other
than the son Of mas sinsularly
amiable employer Accordingly. ft
Van Housen came into the drawing
room Just as Howard was making the
most OF Anna and inquired. Am j de
tropf' Wheraupou Howard told her
right 90 her face that he vas max
inE love 20 his future wife and re-
uested-that's the only word for it.
her 20 90 away. After a few more
words that Increased the laughter OF
the audience, Nellie Van Housen an
uounced IN icy tones that she was
very sorry and backed out luso the
scenery To make more trouble for
Anna the white SLAYER turned up alive
as -the first third man % the er-
traVaganr establishment and gave
her bad name when she claeht him
stealing necklace and brought
about hls capture Then true love
took its course back TO the wash
inEton street restaurant. where Anna
took the wedding veil OF her native
country and Howard took her with
out the dictionary.
GustaFe ROLAND was simple and
amusing as the keeper OF the res
taurant, and Rod La ROGUE and f.
tingham Pinto gave added LEGAL color
TO the place John Warner played the
hero with considerable gusto-in fact.
here was a deal Of shouting through
out the play. An impossfbls office
boy made the proceedings sti1l more
imp osslble- Miss Brady gave variety
90 her performance with q song that
was PLEASANT TO hear. and althoEerher
proved herself too clever for a play
better suited 20 the screen than the
stage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
Come Seven" Is a Play That
Is Making a Hit-Alice
Brady In New One.

A Jew YORK. Oct. s.-Oue OF the
~ most charming and captivating
misses seen on the New York
stage in months has made her ap-
pearance here at the Plymouth theater
and bids fair TO become famous she
IS Miss Genavisve Tobins not a total
stranger 70 Broadway. but one who
is just becoming recognized as one OF
the coming actresses OF the age
Miss Tobln Is being starred in
Little Old New York" BY Rida John
son Young. and her work has earned
her the praise Of every critic ia the
city. Ernest Glendluning, Who al
ready has won his spurs as one Of the
best leading men on the stage today.
Isl featured with Miss Tobin, but the
leading honors 80 to her.
Cast rs an Irish lass who has had
90 disguise herself as a bog IN order
20 win a legacy. Mss Tobin gives
o. Lauratte Taylor IN Peg O. Ny
Heart she also brought vivid mem-
cries Of Maud Adams. when that star
was making herself famous as Peter
Pan Miss Tobln's charm comp letely
fascinated the flrst-nlght audience at
Little Old New YORK" and the
praise that was shoWered upon her by
the Plymouth to b packed every
night since
Little Old New York" "a . comedy
romance Of life IN New York q hun
dred years ago and has been reviewed
il these columns.
Come Seven" the blackfacs COM
edy novelty. produced By George
Broadhurst At the Broadhurst theater,
is an that its sponsors CLAIM in that
the eleven players appear IN burnt
cork there Is enough comedy % sat
isfy, and the entire offering is as
novel an addition to things theatre
cal as has been seen on Broadway IN
a long time.
Octavius Roy Cohen has written
score or more o. entertaining maya
zine stories dealing with the schem-
ing negro. They all abound with
provoking lines rather than
with situations.
IL was with one OF those Schemes
''ths schemlest scheme that was ever
sc1emed," as one character described
the plOt-that the play had 20 do.
Fiorian Slappeys a town-sport so
crooked that Go was predicted they
would have TO screw him into the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09


@ which IS the most active OF the
American oil fieldaf That Is vThere
are the most new wells being opened
/ T. j. ".
A me VAL Street Journal states
I that the Oklahoma fields were the
nos acllEe during the month OF
august, $50 wells being completed.
giving a new production Of 1885 bsr-
rels.
g. How are Br1nte--' rollers muaes
A. Printers rollers are made BY
thoroughly soaking dry flake glue in
Hater- cissolving Il by gentle heat
ana mixing It with suitable amount
e 8t9cerln- molasses or both. In
large Embellishments the proportions
Or the INGREDIENTS are varied accord =
ing 20 the time OF the year.
G. How can keen cider fro-
turnlne into rfneuurf ". A.G
a CIDER cannot be kept success
fully except in a cool cellar. II the
cider Is made in cold weather. and Is
Kept IN temperature not above as
degrees 2, acetic acid organisms Will
not develop. and fermentation viii bs
slow. The cider VIII not become ba-S
Tor rom four 70 six weeks. To make
good elder lt must be fsrmented al
q low temperature
g. What fruits are eInrrffIeF ~
cltrouE fruits3 FL
A. The department OF agriculture
says that citrous fruits include
oranges lemons. grape fruit. lines.
cIuonH
g Can you ten me the race and
nationality o. Jack nempaevg W. o.
A. william Harrison Demnsev Is Al
american citizen. He was born In
a--lllasai Colo, and IS OF Irish ances-
lrg with trace Of Indian blood.
y Why is Babe Ruth called BAN
blnof g. III.
A. Bamhino IS the italian word for
oaoy. This term was first applied TO
tne FAMOUS batter by the Sporting
writer Of the New York Tribune.
g To settle an argument can vou
zen me whether the steamship Levin
u carried two stacks or threef A.
A. The c. s. shipping board SAYS
tae LeFiathan carried three stacks.
-"o OF Wni-n we're smoke stacks and
one for ventilation.
q What a. @spanlsh Touus ana
where ia Il locntedf A. C. z.
~ This name is applied 70 forv-
IN Jamaica. otherwise llnown Il san
-ago de ia Vega It Us on the river
GORE about 10 miles west OF Kings
g When was the UI-rainIa.i repub-
lie Droelaimedf G. BIN.
= INC gzrailian republic was
prociatnled November II. 1917.
votes cast he is said to be elected by
a minority vote
g What q meant BY a minority
a. hhen there are several candf-
oates Tor an office aud one OF them
has more votes than any other one
plt not more than hair OF an the
g Does pure lard contain nnv
p o..tgrei lf 80, what PERCENT ".
A. Tie bureau OF chemistry saws
49, mere IS only a trace Of moisture
-olna IN lard Occasionally 81
amounts to ore-half OF one na-re-r
e am co-respondin- with =
Young woman who uIwavs nuts .
cross under her name in signing her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS


n what e. the secretary bird and
". WkV o. a. Ho-cuIIedg r. a.
A The secretary bid 81
snake eating bird found ln thertrop-
ics and gets its name from tie crest
or laa4hers on the back OF irs head.
which IS supposed 70 resemble the
pen stuck behind the ear q a clerk
q What r. the king Of vTateru7
G. E ID.
A. This name IS applied 90 the
river Amazon IN South America
G. How may ethyl OF grain nleo-
hal be diEtiuEuished from wood aleo-
holt -. r c.
A. There is a simple test known as
tne l1doLcrm test which NAY be per
formed By any chemist in q few min
urez u consists Of pattiug some
iodine IN the alcohol and heating the
mixture II the alcohol Us wood al
cohol TIE solution VIII be stable. but
u &c 81 ethyl or grain alcohol a white
precipitate wiz FORM. This does not
show whether the alcohol IS pura.
G. what Is the rrentenf known
depth Of the Hsaf A. II. C.
A. The greatest known depth OF
lne sea Is 1852 fathomE, OF 1211d.6
teets and occurs OF the coast OF Mn
e Is Ia true that an he wud
ulweouG IN the linked States have
been llllcdl ". r. r.
A. Tia passenger pigeon which oc-
CURED - enormous numbers iu the
eastern United States has been ex-
terminated, but there Is a true Wild
pigeon IN the Roclzy mountains and
on The Pacific coast known as the
oalc-t1iled pigeon. while several
tropical pigeons are found in Florida
and perhaps elsewhere In the south
ern states
G. How aid Teddy beura receive
their unmef G. RI. L.
- These toy bears OF stuffed
plush. or ike material, were named
after Theodore Roosevelt. fn sl1uefon
10 his fondness for hunting big game.
g. What a. a zlmmerWnldistf r..
A. A zimmerwaIdist IS a follower
o. -aa program adopted BY the inter
rational Socialist convention held az
Llmmerwald. Switzerland. OH 1915,
H-licn emphasized internatloualfsm as
a method OF abolishinF war.
O. Whence did TIRE saving athin a.
nlll7 arlElultei f. p. ~.
A. The saying shin as a rail-"
does not refer 70 8 fence rail- as Is
commonly supposed. but 90 the bird
known as rail The rails, Of which
there are several species In this coun-
try I've in marshes and have ex-
-raueiy compressed bodies SO that
they may thread their way between
reeds and rushes.
G Il president Wilson q ainTers
=. r g.
A. Z Sc stated upou good authori- :
~ that president Wilson has a tenor I
voice Of unusual power and quality. Z
ana that In his college days he was in /
great demand as g SINGER.
G. What "a ceEtifled f1k9 w r.
a Certified milk is milk produced I
under the strict supervision and ac-
c1r1iEE 10 the rules Of some public I
lea-th department. and certified BIZ /
Thar authority 20 be sanitary. The I
nerd producing the milk fs examined +
OF disease az regular intervals. The /
conditions O. harms and utensils. and E
F. be bacterial content. and age OF the .
ailk when sold, are all carefully 7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

shoulsder. and weish from rs to los
20 seiencef j. e.
A. The bureau OF mines saws that
1enon IS the rarest known as O.
e SgT rms. IN the atmosphere one part in
ANY reader can get the answer 10 any
4-ee1ln y writing The Herald Informs
washington, D. c. The bureau rrun0t
give a1Flc= on legal medical and finar-
car matters L does not attempt 10 ssf-
le domestic troubles nor 20 undertake
exhaustive research on auv r1bfert Tr-ifs
yolr questicus plainly and briefly. give
fun name and address and encioss two
cents 10 stamps for return postaps All
replies are sent direct TO the lnculrer.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

Eolo Washings Of the Pacific slope.
but nowhere else IN North Ar1erI.e
e Does q car consume more rnso-
line At 80 miles or at - niles an
hourf r. c.
A. The American Automobile as
soeiauon says that other conditions
being the same. q car would use less
81s Wnen going fast, because ft
would be possible to use a Isa,e-
mixture.
q Can y0u tel me how large saint
bernnrd dogs grow TO be, ana how
large RulEiln wolf houndss-R. B.
A The largest saint Bernard dogs
stand about 80 inches or q little more
at the shoulder, and weigh about $50
Bo1nos- Russian woI hounds are
from % 70 81 inches hirh at the