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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-08
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Hqll ,d to a st. L. P srarn add $500
T. w Warner to w. s. Van Petten,
lots e0-92, Broadmoor ave-, hen-
#. Hardisty to T. Hardissy, lots l5i
to 143. Sth ave. East...
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penby Asks Sims TrutI,.

Washington, June s. Secretary
DENLY instructed Rear Admiral Sims
today to advise the navy department
Immediately by cable as to whether
he was correctly quoted in press ac-
counts of an address he made to the
English speaking union at a luncheon
In London June Z.
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MALE AND FEMALE

MEN. WOMEN OVER II NEEDED. POS
tai SERVICE - Examinations soon.
Salary 81, 400 81 500 Experience unneces-
sary. Write for free particulars about
positions and examinations. Geo. Robbins,
formerly with government Civil Sservice
Expert. as Pope Bldg, Washington, ID. c.
WANTED-14-year- old girl for light house
work and help with children. White 1888.
Residence 1865 Boswell.
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TAKE 81, 200 DIAMOND RING.
B. F. Ellington Held Up by Three
Men.

A diamond ring valued at $1,000
was taken from, B. F. Ellington, 631
Lane street, by three hold-up men
shortly after o'clock Tuesday morn
ing, according to a report to the po-
lice.
Ellington had taken his daughter to
an early morning train, it was said,
and had just put his car in the garage
on his return home. AS he stepped
outside the garage he encountered
three men. one of whom covered him
with a gun while another took the
ring from his finger. it was said. The
men then ran down the alley. The
ring was insured for $1,000.
Get a residence burglary and theft
policy from George L. Tuer today.
Phone 1997-Adv
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-Counter girl, west. Kan, SIS
wk; cooks, west, SIS wk.; waitress for
Topeka; private family help; house keep
ers for country homes; chamber maids;
dining room and lunch counter girls, $40
mo-, furnished. Furman's Employment
Office. LOG west Sth.
WANTED-Dessmaking and plain sewing.
Phone Black 2107.
WANTED-Shirt maker at RAINS shirt
factory. 120 Kansas ave.
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADvERTIsINe RA I; 81. Tos rate st aSs
inserting Want Ads IN Ine ptnserfion
minimum 10 cents; by the week Genus =
word: minimum 80 cents; rms, ne
,ccomnsnied with cash or cheek IN iui.
psyment of the same. Note the Lorsgoin INA
instructions about corntlrg .n TansGa stete
Journal aaa IN ba
c,essified properly must be in Inc 6tate
Innrnal office before II $40 o'clock. want
ADS received after II 80 till 10 p p. WI ~
be inserted under the head: TOO AaIe u
Classify. efr
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North Topeka Mews

Items for this column may be Ieft at
Petro'S drug store, or telephone Eleanor
KImbaH, 1881 altar o'clock. Other
hours. $3.50.
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waNTED-MALE HELP.
TREE TRIMMING

And the care of trees. We do tree
work of all kinds. Phone 43S3.
WANTED-Married farm couples; farm
hands; restaurant and hotel cooks; team
men; fry cooks; head cooks; kitchen help
ers etc. Furman's Labor Agency. LOG w. $
WANTED-Married man for farm. Good
opportunity for the right man. Must
furnish references. Write P. o. Box 50.
Topeka.
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LOST AND FOUND.

denot ladies' black poplirN silk cape;
black knitted vest inside Reward. Notify
address 7S6, care Journal
LOST-Gentleman's gold watch at the
brickyards Sunday afternoon. Reward.
Phone Red 2199.
IOST-Wrist watch on College Avenue or
between Huntoon and campus or on
Washburn campus. Call 1886.
LOST-At 18th and Lincoln, crank for
Jackson car. Finder phone 3I1S
LOST-New flash light Ever Ready" No.
2674 Finder please call $50
WANTED-SITUATIO
WASHINGS WANTED. 1000 Fillmore.
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WANTED-sALESMEN

MAKE 500 weekly selling our 1000 mile
guaranteed auto tires, direct to car owner
at wholesale. Side or main line. Capital
or experience unnecessary. HARRISON
TIRE CO., Hammond. Ind.
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Battle In Streets of Dublin

Battle in Streets of Dublin.
Dublin, June S---Dupnn stIsS 1880,
,,,sra Swsnt with bullets for twenty
minutes this morning, following an
attack with revolvers and bombs on
a police lorry Five constabies were
wounded during the attack and some
civilians were wounded
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satisfied! And, you can
prove it! Why-P. AS
flavor and fragrance and
GOODNESS and it's freedom
from bite and parch (cut out
by our exclusive patented
process) are a revelation to
the man who never could
get acquainted with a pipel
P. A. has made a pipe a
thing of joy to four men
where one was smoked be-
fore! And, you'll say so as
soon as you start to cash-in
on this smokehunch!
Evening journal., 1921-08-18

still have enough OF that grand old
Spirit left TO attend the funeralg
love to talk with some of the
old timers about the good spirit and
the good times we used to have and
wish you could see them smile, it
would do you good
1t is the spirit we need today not
only in our city and State. but in
cur nation and the world in general,
the spirit OF love which our Saviour
taught his disciples and the people
in general.
We are all regardless of earthly
wealth or power, travelling on that
broad Level OF time. to that undis-
covered country from whose bourne
no traveller returns. Let us re-
member this and have in US the
right spirit toward one another, then
shall We beat our swords into
plouShshares and u our spears into
pruning hooks
Yours respectfully.
JOWTHER W. BEACON.
No. 2507 W. 18th St,
Wilmington, Del,
August Is, 1921
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
AT THE ALDINE.

II is seldom that a picture con-
tains the services Of two such at
tractive artists as Martha Mansfield
and Margaret Marsh. who have been
delighting patrons of the Aldine
Theatre, Market at Eighth street,
this week, in Women Men Love. ="
Miss Marsh, who is sister Of the
talented Mae. who has appeared o
such advantage in so many impor-
tant Griffith productions. has added
new fame to the family name in this
stirring tale OF love and disappoint-
ment, finally straightened out in a
plot brimming over with dramatic
possibilities. Miss Mansfield is a
potent foil for the sterling acting OF
the popular William Desmond, who
fills the male stellar role in a man
ner effective. Patrons OF the Aldine
continue to express satisfaction over
the managements new fall policy
whcih marks a return to pre-war
prices. The quality OF Aldine at
fractions has been proven through
out the summer and to see such pic
lures as are on view at this beauti-
ful playhouse for a minimum. with
the war tax paid, insures a double
treat It should be noted that chill
dren are admitted to any seat in the
house, at any performance for one
price-11 cents.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
BERGD0LL'S HAVEN
NOW IN SWITZERLAND

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1s.-Gov
ernment officials are watching with
interest for developments which may
result from Grover c. Bergdolrs re-
cent flight to Switzerland. Al.
though no ofhcial word has been re-
ceived here hxing Bergdolrs exao
Whereabouts. it has been establish
ed that he crossed the German bord'
er into Switzerland and apparently
intends TO take up his residence in
that country.
The draft dodgers latest move, Il
is believed here, can be credited 20
more than Beredolrs fear that the
terms OF the German Peace Treaty
with the United States viii provide
for his delivenance 10 American
army authorities. Ohciale are in
clined to think Bergdon has started
upon a new maneuver to get back
his property in Philadelphia recently
seized by the alien property custo-
dian As a citizen of Switzerland.
or OF some neutral country. Bergdon
probably believes he would be in a
better position 10 make a claim for
the property.
The possibility Of extraditing him
from Switzerland is not being seri-
cusly considered at the present time
The legal and diplomatic difficulties
o. getting him out on the grounds
Of such an offense as deserving from
the army. II Is said. are apparent,
ns insuperable as those presente,
when he was in Germany.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18

Will play In Extravaganza" This
picture is something interesting in
the entertainment line. May Allison
is. of course. the first reason for its
being interesting. Any picture with
her as star means something pleas
ant The story OF the new produc-
ton mas been furnished by that in
teresting writer Ben Ames williams.
He has forsaken temporarily blood
ana thunder stories to delve into So
ciety life. His young married couple
the hero and heroine OF "Extravag-
ance," are real human beings who
suffer human sorrows and human
joys.
No need to say that .-rxtravax- T.
ance" is the tale Of expensive living.
That is the suggestion or the title.
The wife In this respect Is the guilty
party. She pays twice as much as
her allowance on a gorgeous eve
ming gown and then spoils the thing
by swim in the lake. This is Just
one OF her methods OF mad spend
ing. The husband is too much in
love to take her to task until things
drift on to big climax that viii not
be told here.
Miss Allison's supporting company
is a good one. Robert Edeson, we'll
known screen and stage player. has
very important role. Theodor Won
Eitz has the part OF the youthful
husband.
"chni Romance" is a comely with
the Hallroom Boys which Is the
added attraction
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
AT THE ARCADIA.

The present attraction az the Ar
cadia Theatre. Life" is TO finish its
engagement this evening. II is a
melodrama with a mystery story. a
love affair and financial complica-
tions all involved in one. It's setting
is New York and its characters are
all American. Many persons famil-
lar with the great city will recognize
points OF interest as shown in the
film.
Nita Naldi, who has revived the
vamp. has a real vampire role in
the piece. Rod La Rogue is hand
some and polished as the william.
Jack Mower and Airline Pretty are
also in the cast.
Tomorrow Hope Hampton will be
seen in The Bait" This is another
melodrama that is set in both New
York and Paris. The two cities are
the locales for the workings of in
ternational crooks.
Miss Hampton will be seen as a
department store clerk who is sup
posedly saved from prison and dis
grace by the gang. This step on
their part was only a ruse to gair
her beauty for their ends. In other
words she was their "bait."
Hope Hampton is the beautifu
Southern girl who became famous
by winning a beauty contest. She IL
'find." Her acting was wholly
surprising to even the most expect
ant OF admirers
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
an THE PARKWAY

Those who enjoyed Wesley Barry
in "Dinty" the latter part OF last
week at the Parkway will welcome
the announcement that the freckled-
face star is to be seen again today.
tomorrow and Saturday in 'Sob
Hampton. OF Placer" Bob Hamp-
ton is two-fsted frontier gambler
who was always searchin' for some
one" Barry plays the part OF
Buddy" the boy scout. who roamed
the west with Hampton They are
inseparable pals. but the pair be-
come a trio when Bob snatches a
timid white girl from the Indians
and comes mighty close to the
some one he was always searchin'
fer" But Buddy sure does hate that
dame. The magnificent cast Is head
ed with Barry. James Kirkwood and
Marjorie Daw. There are hundreds
OF Indians. scouts. frontiersman IN
prairie fights and the stirring eli.
max. Clusters Last stand There
will be the regular added attraction
"a laugh-a-minute First National
comedy. the Parkway Review and
the string orchestra.
AT THE QUEEN.
Today at the Queen Nav Allison
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
At the ArcadIa. d egInnIng Tomorrow.

usually capable cast, viii have its
opening presentation touay at rne
Savoy Theater for a threo-day s..,-7g
ing. She went away Lizzie" and
came back Elizabeth" And when
she did come back. nothing in Point
view was quite good enough for her.
so she thought she'd make the town
over and you ought TO see what nap
pened. They didn't know what a
lorgnette' was in Pointview until
Lizzie came back from college. and
then .hey were as plentiful as flies
around a honey pot. But that wasn't
all that Lizzie did TO Pointview-she
almost turned It upside down. There
are many good laughs awaiting the
patrons OF the Savoy who find an
opportunity to see this sterling pro-
duction.
In addition. Snub Pollard in
Teaching the Teacher" his newest
comedy. and Pathe News complete
the program.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
RAINS HELP CORN
ANDLATE POTATOES

Special TO The Evening Journal
MILFORD, Aug. 1s.-According
to reports from all parts OF Kent
and Sussex counties there never was
better prospect for a bumper corn
crop. The weather OF the past week
has been ideal for corn and has kept
the foliage green and in a growing
condition. The stocks are large and
strong and are making immense
ears OF corn. The farmers report
that the harvest this year will be
early.
The rains have also been bene-
ficial 10 late potatoes. Many acres
OF late potatoes have been planted
in Delaware this year. as the crop
OF early tubers was a failure Early
potatoes are now scarce and the
price has scared to IS cents, 5-s
basket
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
PLAN VISITING
TEACHER WORK
School Auxiliary May AS
sist State Board of Edu-
cation in This Line
EXPLANATION MADE
BY Mr.. HOLLOWAY

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Aug. 1S.-State Superin-
tendent Of Public instruction, II. V.
Holloway. makes the following state
ment relative to visiting teacher
work in this State:
The idea Of visiting teacher 20
work in the communities Of the State
in connection with the local teachers
and the local Board OF School Trus-
tees is not new. The classroom
teacher has generally so much to do
In preparing her work and in teach
ing her school that she does not
have time to DO the work in the
community that she would often like
to do. The Board OF School Trus-
tees are usually busy men who can
not give the time to doing the work
that they would like to see done in
their communities.
The helping teachers have their
hands fun with trying 10 assist the
nifty or more teachers in each OF
their districts and cannot give the
time 10 the home life of the children
to helping them where help is ne
cessarv or to the helping their par
ents where help Is necessary. The
state Board OF Education has beer
considering the advisability Of un.
dertaking TO make use OF the visit
ing teacher idea It has been used
in many cities and to good purpose
in our own State in the town oi
Smyrna last year. No funds are
however. available for the use of th'
Board to that end. so al a recent
conference between the State Sup
erintendent and representatives o.
the Delaware School Auxiliary Asso'
citation the proposition was discuss
ed. and the idea OF getting 70 th'
school trustees and the various com.
munities the valuable Information
that has come TO the State Board ir
the matter OF school attendance
through the assistance Of the Auxili.
ary Association, was suggested In
connection with the above outlined
work. The Association and th'
Board Of Education each have the
plan under consideration and IL Ia
hoped that something that will b
helpful will come out of II.
The next meeting of the STATE
Board Of Education has been called
70 meet in Wilmington on Saturda,
next at 1890 o'clock at the BoarC
Room Of the City Board OF Educa
ton"
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
Amnwsemnemes
RICHARDS FAMILY REUNION.

RICHARDS FAMILY REUNION.
Members OF the Richards family
Will hold their annual family re-
union at Shellpot Park today. The
family will have it's own private pro-
gram and 1t Is expected that several
hundred members OF the family OF
that name will be present. It will be
one of the largest reunions ever held
at Shellpot Park. At the same time
Peter ]. Ford will entertainn the
children from several orphan asy-
lums about Wilmington az the park
and he will see that they have an
excellent time.
Brandywine Springs Park will
give its usual program for the re-
mainder OF the week and a number
Of excursions are booked for that
place
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
STOLE ALL4TIRES
FROM THIS MACHINE

Special to The Evening Journal
MILFORD, Aug. 1s--Members OF
the family Of W. ]. Dutton. who
was killed in a railroad accident on
Tuesday. while journeying from Mar
Gus Hook to Redden by autom obile
had the misfortune to have the d.es
stolen from all four wheels of the
machine. on being notified OF the
accident they started from Marcus
Hook. where they are employed in
an automobile. Tuesday evening
they stopped at a restaurant in Do
yer for lunch. While they were
eating someone removed all the
tires from the wheels OF the car
and they were compelled to hire
another auto to travel the balancs
Of the distance to their home in
Redden.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
Peoples Column
BRANDywrNE "REMINISCENCES


To the Editor OF The Evening
Journal:
Sir.-You know as well as I do,
everyone loves good times. They
may be in the form of pleasure or
maybe prosperity. but we love them.
or course we have all kinds OF times
just as we have all kinds OF people,
the present and the past few years
especially being a very good ex-
amples. But such Is Life.
Memory ia a wonderful thing, isn't
it? 1 love to think OF the good
times we used TO have when I was a
boy, only a few years ago I was born
and reared on the banks of the
Brandywine, on dupont Banks,
where everybody knew his neighbor.
where everyoe, regardless of religion
or politics, was the other fellows
friend and was ready and willing to
hasten 10 his assistance. Where
Mr.. Eugene dupont, Mr.. Francis
G. dupont and Mr.. Alfred I. dupont
we're known to the fathers and
mothers, the boys and the girls
simply as Mr.. Eugene and Mr.. Frank
and Mr.. Alfred.
II that spirit OF love and friendship
which existed in the hearts and
homes OF the duPont's and dupont
ers in those days only existed In the
hearts and homes OF the people OF
our country today rich and poor to-
gether, what good times we would
be enjoying.
II you want to see some of that
good spirit, Just watch the death
notices and attend the funeral ser
vices OF the next person who dies
and is or was at one time one OF
the old duPonters. The families
have been gretaly scattered TO al
pats of the city and State, but they
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
BLAcKB1RDs DARKEN CITIES.

GLOVERSVILLE, N. Y. - The
cities OF Gloversvilie and Johnstown
and other parts OF Fulton county
were in complete darkness for two
hours and all electric power entirely
suspended for the same period.
"A flock OF blackbirds alighted on
the high tension wires about two
miles from Gloversville causing a
short circuit which burned of the
wires. which dropped to the ground
in the midst of dead bodies Of
birds.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
AT THE RLALro.

At the Rialto Pauline Frederick is
70 play today in her greatest tri-
umph Madame X" Never in her
long. brilliant public career has Miss
Frederick had a vehicle to compare
in excellence or in aim with
Madame X" She by her wonder
full emotional ability has made a
wonderful story almost immortal.
Casson Ferguson Is in the cast
playing the role of the son OF
Madame X"
Tomorrow william Fairbanks, &C
tive. athletic star OF the West, vii
be seen in "A Broadway Buckaroo.
II Is a Western tale with a flavor OF
old New York in It, The action Is
snappy and speedy and the comedy
clean as a whistle and as invigorat-
ing.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
sIRs. sAIlAH ANpERsoN DEAD.

Mrs. SAItAH ANDERSON DEAD.
Mrs. Sarah Anderson. of late a
resident Of Middletown. died yester-
day at the age OF A years. She was
born near Viola in 1874 and had
lived in Wilmington. Buttonwood
and Middletown. She was a mem
her OF St Peters A q. Church, Will
mington- she is survived by a hus-
sand. Samuel Anderson. one son. ].
Henry Harris. Buttonwood; two sis
ters. Imy Ross. Middletown. and
Mary Howe. Waterbury. Conn. and
two brothers, Hosea Harris. Viola
Evening journal., 1921-08-18

The Want Ads tell their readers
what the public wants--and supply
the public with what II needs.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
Ar THE AI.nINE.

Women Men Love-" the big spe-
cial sensational photoplay which is
showing at the Aldine Theater this
week, brings William Desmond back
to us in a role such as made hfm
a front-rank favorite in the old Tri-
angle days Women Men Love" Is
the story of a man who loved his
weak and beautiful wife so well that
he went down TO and finally brought
her hack to the Throne. In the all
star cast supporting William Des-
mond is Martha Mansfield, Marguer-
its Marsh and Evan Burrows Fon-
tame
Cowboy Jass. a film made under
the auspices of the Benevolent Pro
tective order of Eiks. exclusive
showing OF international News an'
Screen Snapshots are included II
this weeks program.
Evening journal., 1921-08-18
AT THE SAVOY

Keeping Up With Lizzie" an r.
wing Bacheller story picturized and
featuring Enid Bennett and an un-
Evening journal., 1921-08-18

and MOSES Harrls. Salem, \. ]. Ser
vices will be held on Saturday at 2
o'clock in Trinity A. NJ. E. Church,
Middletown. The pastor OF the
church. the Rev. J. o. Mackall. will
ofhciate. assisted by the Revs. W. c.
Bolden and J. W. Brown. fntermeni
viii be in the A. NJ. Il. Church ceme.
| terv. Middletown
Evening journal., 1921-08-18

AT THE QUEEN.
Today al the Queen May Allison