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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-07
OUCH! BACKACHE!
RUB LUMBAGO OR
PAIN FROM BACK
Rub stiffness away with small
trial bottle of old
est. Jacobs Oil"
All, Pain is gone,

Quickly Yes. Almost instant re-
lief from soreness. stiffness, lameness
and pain follows gentle rubbing with
.St. Jacobs OiI.''
Rub this soothing, penetrating oil
right on your painful back, and like
magic. relief comes st. Jacobs Oil"
is a harmless backache, lumbago and
sciatica cure which never disappoirlts
and doesn't burn the skin.
Straighten up. Quit complaining!
Stop those torturous stitches" In
moment you will forget that you ever
had a weak back. because it won't
hurt or be stiff or lame. Don't suf-
fer. Get small trial bottle of old.
honest st Jacobs Oil" from your
druggist now and get this lasting re-
lief.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-07
Ally STATE JOURNAIe-MoNDAY EVENING, MARCH = 1921

lin, Mr.. Albert Presgroye, Mr. Walter Girls
void, NJ. George House and Mr.. Lee
Warner.
= Mrs. Louise Obenhaus of Elkhart. Kan.
is visiting her son, Mr.. A L. Obenhaus and
Mrs. Ohenhaus.
I Mr.. Eugene Miller of Everett, Kan. was
4 guest last week of his cousin, Miss Mabel
Cromwell and family, Falcon and Adams
street.
residents at Twenty -third and Pennsyi-
Mr. G H Harms returned Thursday
from Fostoria, Kan, where he spent i
: Mr. and Mrs 10 strawn will change
their residence March 10 from 23o0 Mary
land avenue to 222S Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Obenhaus gave din
ner Friday evening at their home for Mr..
and Mrs. w. w Gear. Miss Mary Gear and
Miss Nellie Gear of Exeter street, Miss
Carolyn Vance and Mrs. Louise Obenhaus.
The Kings Daughters class of the High
land Park Sunday school met with Miss
Florence Marsh Wednesday evening. Of
ficers elected were Miss Roberta Crom-
well, president, and Miss Carolyn Vance,
secretary and treasurer.
The Highland Park Methodist Episcopal
church Ladies' Aid society had meeting
Thursday at the home of Mrs. o. NJ. Sims
Mrs. E. J. Whitaker and Mrs. J. II. Quinn
were made members of the society. Off
GERS were elected, resulting in Mrs. Stella
Bean becoming president; Mrs Walter
Chubb, vice president: Mrs. Charles Boast
secretary and Mrs. George Porter. treas
urer. Those present at the meeting in
cluded. Mrs. George Porter. Mrs. W. Dav-
idson. Mrs. Emma Gregg, Mrs. J. G. Tomp
kfns, Mrs. Charles Boast. Mrs. Moore. Mrs.
Jerry Chubb, Mrs. Elmer Chubb, Mrs
George Mems, Mrs. Stella Dean, Mrs. r. D.
Cotton. Mrs. O.. Sims, Mrs. Z. L. Jones,
Mrs. G. q. Bastian.
Mrs. Charles FaidIy of Alta Vista, Kan ,
was the guest for short time this week
of her cousin, Mrs. William Hassebroek anu
family of Twenty fourth and Maryland ave-
nues.
Mrs. c. H. Harms has returned from Hol-
ton. where she attended the funeral of a
friend
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-07
IN ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN
Material Men Getting Ready for
Spring Building Activities


Building activities in Topeka are ex-
pected to open up with a rapid in
crease this spring, according to local
men:
Upon this expectation. Topeka build
ers, men in the material and contract
ing lines. have prepared an advertis-
ing campaign to assist in getting their
share of the spring business.
A page advertisement under the
title The Reason for No Building at
Present-Lumber Back to Normal
Other Costs Too High was run Satur-
day in The State Journal. The follow
ing firms contributed to the space:
UNITED MATERIAL CO.
J. THOMAS LUMBER co.
CURTIS TOWLE PAINE co.
McCLEERY-DUDLE LUMBER co.
D. T. GABRIEL LUMBER CO.
CHICAGO LUMBER co.
GILLETTE & NICHOLSON. r
]. B. WHELAN LUMBER co.
w. I. MILLER LUMBER CO.
J. B. HECK & SON.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-07
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zemo, the Clean, Anti
septic Liquid-Easy to Use
Does Not Stain

Greasy salves and ointments should
not be applied if good clear skin is
wanted. From any druggist for Csc, or
$1.0O for large size, get bottle of Zemo.
When applied as directed it effectively
removes eczema, quickly stops itching,
and heals skin troubles, also sores,
burns, wounds and chatting. 1t pene-
trates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is
a clean, dependable and inexpensive
antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we believe
nothing you have ever used is as effec-
tive and satisfying.
The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland. Q.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-07
PLAN PARTY FOR DEAF PERSONS
Arrangements VIII Be Made at Meet
ing Wednesday Night.

A party for deaf persons only will
be planned Wednesday night at a
meeting at the home CT Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Funk, 1711 Van Buren, street. Mrs.
Funk is president of the new Deaf
club of Topeka. organized about three
weeks ago. There are about forty
deaf mutes in the city.
The purpose of the club is to en-
able the members to assist and enter
tain each other. The generally pop
ular opinion that the deaf cannot
dance because they cannot hear music
is not well grounded, members of the
club declare. Most of them dance
without music and can fox trot and
'-shimmy" as we'll as the dancer with
the most artistic musical sense.
The party will probably be given
March 10.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-07

be given out. he said. until after suf-
ficient time had elapsed for them to
be received and given consideration by
the governments to which addressed.
While not denying that the notes had
been sent to Panama and Costa, Rica,
Mr.. Hughes said announcement of
their dispatch had been made by mo
authorized person" ~
Replies from Panama and Costa
Rica to the latest American notes still
were awaited today by the state de-
partment. Meantime officials with
held comment on the situation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-07
NJ. ENOCH WINS IN SHOOT.
Takes Two Target Events I'm Contest
by Topeka Gun Club.

NJ. Enoch won two of the target
events at the Topeka Gun club shoot
Sunday afternoon. J. Kritser and A.
Springer made the high score in the
third. Scores were:
z Fifty target event-M. Enoch, 40: F.
Enoch, Al; j. Stewart, 81; W. Culver,
81; H. Shirley, % out of 25.
Seventy-five target event.. Krit-
ser and A. Springer. "a; H. O'Brien,
81; F. Bonebrake, So; S. Hamill, 46;
p. Sessions, As.
Double target event-M. Enoch, 81
out of "a; f. Enoch, II; ]. Kritser, 16;
F. Bonebrake, 16; s. Hamill, 16; H.
O'Brien, 8; H. Shirley. IA; w. Gull
yer, 13; A. Springer, 12; J. Stewart,
g, and P Sessions. Z
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-07

Miss Bertha Bailey who has been visit
ing her grandparents at Agra, Kan, will
return home Saturday.
A surprise party was given for Dorothy
Estes. Thursday evening at her home in
Heights, in honor of her eigh-
teenth birthday anniversary. The guests
included: Miss Estes, Miss Anita England,
Miss Florence Marsh, Miss Naomi Greene,
Miss Vera Hutchinson. Miss Vera Chubb,
Miss Lillian Alstrom. Miss Roberts Crom-
well, Mr.. Harold Porter. Mr.. Clyde David
son. Mr.. Carlos WEIGH, Mr.. Russell Frank
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-07
HIGHLAND PARK

Notes and personals from Highland
Park, by Miss Frances Jones. Tele-
phone .,530
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-07
Coal Company Cuts Big Melon.

2 New York. March THE Lehigh
& Wilkesbarre Coal company today
declared. a special cash dividend OF
one hundred and fifty per cent on its
s9-210. 900 stock outstanding.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-07

Get a residence burglary and theft
policy from George L. Tuer today.
Phone 1997.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-07
BURGLARS ENTER FORD HOME.
Bill Folder Containing $40 Is Taken
From TrOuSer Pocket.

A burglar who entered the room of
j. G. Ford, S12 Kansas avenue, some
time Sunday night, took a bill folder
containing S4s from Ford's trousers
pocket, according to report to the
police this morning. The bill folder
contained $24 in bills, $40 gold piece
and SIS in silver, it was said.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-07

again and see how much you have gained.
Your money will be refunded by the manu-
fncturers If you do not obtain perfectly
satisfactory results. At all druggists.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09
9idter- abemb
i'm Concord alnb.

0oS 2iternriide &omite oeS Con-
coro &li1bs bot oen eriten 8~ortrags-
abano Ser Soilon auf n6diten Mon=
tag, ben 12. arrangiert.
Ser goipin $. 3epbel, $50. g.,
oelien biibihes, Dem Concord &Iub
gemi0metes @eoidt Grin : 8eiB ;
&ot mir in u~nierer letten Nlimmer
beroffentlidten, miro eiren Sell lei
ner eigenen 8erfe bortrogen, oarnn-
ter cine meilterbofte l1eberiebrng ms
9eutihe oes befannten @eoidtes oes
@ONar 4len 8oe uSbe Haben."
Or. 3eDoel fam iiherli6 aIs Ser
bette oeutidzomerifaniihe 0i6ter Der
liingeren @%eneration betra6tet mer-
ben, uno fam ais ~ipitroi9er Na9fol-
ger bon &onrao Gies gelten. Ser
Gintritt 5u oem 8orffag lit frei, aud
fin0 Die Sreltnbe Ser Mitglieoer oes
Clubs niafommen.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09
9entidcs S6eater am Is. DECEMBER
i'm GumDrb Stub.

Sonntag, ben is. 9e3ember, bat
unler Concord &luh mieoer einnaI
eiHen Gbeoters Nbeno uno bietet Dem
0euti6en Bublifum einen mobren
@enuB. 3urn Gortrag fontmt Ser
8uoel 8rin6" ulO u0as Set Ser
&onomerfer".
Der &lub beiibt unter ieinen Weit-
glieoern 9omen uno Serren bon nm
gem0bnlider 8eranlagung fir l6au-
ipieleriide 2eiltlngen, melde iif) al
Ie Miibe gegeben boben, oieien 4beno
at einem our6l6lagenoen @rfolg 81
MAIDEN. 4lio loBt eure Sorgen an
bieiem Gage 81 9auie. SEER Soiepb
8onorof bolt Die 9aliptre0e oes
&onomerfer -5eltes, uno Oa ladt ibr
iebt iAon, metn ibr nur leinen SEQ.
men bort. Aaeu @obl un0 niemanf
@ebl MuSgeuomnen es ioate ii6 ie.
nloro ou So0e la6en. @intritt SOC.
0titglieoer I'M 8eiib bon &arten pa.
ben freien @intritt. Gin boues 8ro-
granrm miro in na6Iter gellmmer er,
ldeinen. @.8.8.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

oise @eiidter, id0nc Dameg 81.
garrcnl6oen. Glide sur 2obuma ocs
2eibes. berlodenoe gIusiteulngen fir
&aufIlItige fir Die noben 8eibnot.
ten, liebe 6reilnoc lino 8efonnte, al.
les mar On, um Dem 8eiuder anae.
nebme Stun0en 5u bereiten.
Serr SEQ. N. Spier er0ffnete ole
8eranltoltung NIT elmer 5l 9er3en
geben0en Nniprode, in meIder er auf
Oos cole 8erf Der 8obIt1tiafeit uno
Die innige 6reuuoidoft btnpie8,
5reuu0lhaft 81 ormen ain0ern uno
6reunoidoft 6ueinonoer, Oie Den @n.
lporrl 81 oieiem 8o5ar gegeben bat.
ten.
Ale Stdn0e maren nit Ihonen
Sadlen perieben, tells bon ben 0o.
men bier ongefertigt, tells IoIde,
melde bon Delttihlon0 fomen, Gin
lpoblidmedenoes oeiltidles Nbenoei.
len mttroe bon oen 8anen 0es Con.
coro.@Iilbs ierpiert. @m @ingonq
boten Die Serren oes Concord &llbs
3igarren fell. oamit Den m1nnliden
8eildern Die bette 2aitne erbolter
bleibe, trob Der pielen oGbmtces .
nn0 Ser5erL Die ihnen bon biibIdcr
Wtoofen orgeboten muroen.
In Den St1noen mar ibon al fri
Der Stltnoe reyes 2eben uno Greibctl
6i ben1erten. Scr 3uppeniton0 i'm
%beionoeren mar cine An5iebung fir
ale. ga CAB es Hitppcn oler 0otio-
men. Sic paren baIo ale O~erfalift.
Auh fon1en nod etIide neue 3ltpper
oa5u. 5r1uIein 5heffeI brodlte einc
rot-weiB-blau geidmiifte n2ibertp
cine on0ere munoerihoneEuppe mltr.
De bon Ben ainoern oes 0eutihcn
8aiienbuuies 9elhenft. Damn fam
nod oa5u pSun9-a merifo" uflo cine
@ruppe, Die cine Qu1ferin bartlett.
te, mie iie 3obrungsmittel fir oic
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09
DER Wpbltdt;9feitS -8a3ar

Sn Den &reiien ser 6rern0e ser
alien Seimat IN 8aibingtou berrIdte
in OieIer 8ode 6eiertugSItimmuna
Gin Glab, Elm @eibnohtsbo3ar, bill.
oete fir Die eriten flint Gage ser $50.
DIE Den SommeIpltnft fir Sung uuo
glt, elm SuoI, ein lieber Ort, All Dem
man ging mie man ais Ginoer len.
ieits oes groBen 8oiiers at einem
&irdueibfelt, gum 8al, gum Sabr-
morft, gum Oorfton8 iid 81 begeben
ptlegte. 9as 2ofolfomite 0es aros
ben 9ilfsmerfs 5ur Steueruna Der
gtot inter ben &inoern 0eutIdIonos
un0 SeItreids botte in Sen Gdltmen
oes @oncoro-a Iubbauies einen 8o5or
peran1taltet, Der in Ieinem qon3en
8eien, luegen Oes @eiites, Ser BORT
berrld)te, ipegen oes ipormenSer8enS
ooS ibn beleelte, alien LANCE IN Ser
Grinnerrng boften miro. Mon bat.
tie i1on am Sonntag Nadmittog Sen
troben Sinn, Die ber3lihe 8egeiIter,
lttg, oerer ieben n%liiiiet bic fIeiBig
Die S1uoe riibrten 1tro oaes porbe.
reiten balfen fir Sen folgenoen GAG
Der Groffnung, Inn Die lt~eber3euglllq
al 9%eipinnen, Dab 8obltGti9feitsIinn
9eimatliebe, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, BEL
uns 9elttId-a merifonern nod nidt
alsgeltor6en Iiiio, Dab mir nod Itol5
lein oiirfen ouf Die @eiinnungell, Sen
Gbarofter, Die 2iebe 8l allen golen
ltno @ltten oie BORT IN 70 Idoner
@eiie itd betdtigen.
am Montog Nbeno begriiBte Sen,
Der feline Sdritte gum Goncoro-& lltb.
Saol lenfte, iiberoa 6robiinn, ae.
idaftiger @eiit reyes 2eben uno
Sreiben. Man mar in Elm Mardlen-
lono berlebt, 8ltoer, 8Ilmerb freu-
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09
0cntidjc Niniif in @nibinstum.

9elttihe Ntiliif miro in @olbine-
tom lougiom 1pieoer popular. NSodl
eiiiem 8eridte bon Settle Mc9rioe
ubra6te Giharo StrauB wirAliGe
&uItltr (cuIture) no6 @oibington"
(mos2 ein @lnue uno <Itrr in
@aibington2). iein &on5ert, iein
Spiel alf Dem 6lii9el, feline &ontpo.
Iitionen ermedten Sen 9eifaG ser
(niht lebr groBeul 3uboreridoft.
unter tpelher iih aih sic MuIifIieb.
baberitt, Die 6rdu oeS 8rGiioenten
&oroine, befono. 6rolt @aOsfi lang
ferner am lebten Sonttog olisidIieB-
lid oeutide 2ieeer i'm @iaoro-So-
tel, 2ieoer BON Schubert, 9rabms Ii.
boiptidd)Ii6 @agner; audi in i6rem
Sale moren Die 3eitungSfritifen
q II s / It giinItig (giinltie iino lie
ia ionlt gep0bnli6) @rolih gab
mon letten 9ienStog Dor ser 8aib-
ingtpn Societp Of Sine Arts Elm
gauges 9odsaon3ert, in Dem beion-
Oers Der befounte CHARLES Sittmann
mieoer 9ldnote. 6rGulein 9ridens-
bein begleitete arn &lapier. Sn Die
ien Sale nurbe Bad ober mobI in
engIfider Sprade geiungen.
Bad ttno Sdnoel geIten ia foit mebr
ais engliIde 0enn ais oelltlhe &om-
ponilteit. Sittmann ging ober oltf
oos 2eben 8adls in einem ginlei-
tllngsbortrog Elm, fonnte alio nidt
lmbit 2eip5ig pnO Sulle uno Ser
lin 81 erludbnen. Die S%unnennntlif
fontn1t mieber SIT @bren, nodoem
mon bic Sunnea leIbit geuiigeno nit
6iiBen getreten unO beiuoeIt uno Inn
ibren Homen gebra6t bat.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09
arminins eOse go. 25, s. ". ". 80

@m 0ienstag oieier ISOLDE fano
Sic Notwithstanding berbunoen
nit 8eomtenipabl in Sempel Der So
ge ltatt. Die A"bitimmung ergob, 0aB
oae jebigen 8eamten nieoerermdblt
mur0en, nno 5tDar::
gbrm. Meilter, 9apio 8uid.
i. 4ufieber: Sobn Ilt;
2. @ufieber: 81. Sdiib;
Gefretr: Moam S6neieer;
S1abmeilter: gbas. @erner;
l.. 8orlteber: 9(rmin &otb;
2. @orlteber: SIR. aronenbittcr;
Sdoffner: q. 8ernborot uno 4lb.
8lab.
3-eremonienmeilter: $. @immel;
8eobahter: 6. GiienbeiB.
Sinan5-&omite. Die Serren Ster-
3er, Siebert, @immel uno ggolf.
9elegaten:
Maionic Board Of GeIief: s. @im-
mel;
ct. Sob1s Mite qliociotiOn: S.
Shontal;
goitern Star Some: 9. 8uld;
employment 8iiro: 90. S6erer;
Deittides 8aiienbaus: SIR. &ro-
nenbitter,
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09
Stiftnnssfeit Oes 9amenOereins OOm
Gonpr6 Stub.

Am Sonntag, Den II. 9e8ember,
fin0et 0as /. Stiftungsfeit BEG Da-
menpereins ltatt, in Der aud) Die Sc
omtenpabl fir oos reue Sabr abge.
bolten miro. Nad o~erlelben lit &c.
miitlider &uffeeflatid nit ani1lie-
Benoem San8fr6n5den. Die Serrer
Mitglieoer iino gang EXTRA eingela.
Sen, beionoers iolde, Die muiifalild.
bumoriitiid berallo9t fino, oOer nod
oas Ganabein l4min9en fonnen.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

Atlerltdller 1til0!
y Il =
Ginige menige mitige &orf1mpfer
Ser @obrbeit giebt es bod nod. Ho1
Sen MrtiteIn ocs nSiitoricltS" iiber
vtbe mptb Of a guiltp nation I'M
DSreemon" uno oatlfbar aufSutlebs
member M%eltBerungen Der ngtotion"
l1Bt ii6 nun ein fatboliiher @eiitli-
der irti6er M6ltammung, s. S. Sell
liz, ser Dor einigen Sobren an Ser
y&atboliI6en llniberittGt" III @aib-
ington ais Metiiflebrer angeItellt mar
ltlto in 8eltihlnno It1toiert bat, b0.
rem iiber .tbe TRUTH about TIE Ger
man atrocities" in tbe 6ortnigbtlp
&eDiep (St. 2ouiS). @r erinnert
an Sen Gortrog Srpin gobb's I'M
uNotionaltbeater" @ulbingtons, Den
biele nnierer 6reltnoe ia aud geb0rt
baben iiber feline @rfobritngenl in
8elgien, mo- er oeiiti9e @reueltater
niAt feItiteIlen fonnte, an Colonel gie-
pingtton bon Der 2onooner Sines
Der lagte, 0aB mo one cafe coul0 be
probeo" un0 dn0eres mebr. 9Te
Meptben ltno Medrden iiber Die 0eltt-
iden I'M &riege 5er1tieben longiam-
a~leroingS immer nod 3u langiam.
@rof G3ernin, Ser friibere 0Itreidiide
Staatsicfretdr oeS Musmdrtigen, er=
fl6rte 0ieier Gage, mas ia lditglt be-
fant1t NOR, oaB MIR 6te @ebeimber-
trGge @nglonos nit SytaIierL Ser
bien unO Humanien, Die SrieoenSbe=
~itrebungen Seltreids I'M Sabre 1917
pereitelten. england batte oes So
men @oltt gegen s3uliderung Ser
Siilfe gegen 0eutidIono bereitS Der
teilt, Seitreih lollte 5erltiidelt ltno
an Die gendbarldnoer oufgeteilt iper.
ben, mo5u 9eltrei9 natiirli1 ME leine
3uItimmung geben fonnte, obne itd
ielbit 81 berni6ten. Die @abrbeit
iiber BEN gan5en &rieg miro einmol
ans 8ageslidt fommen. Nur gebt
es 5u langiam.
Oie @aibingtoner u8oIt" bon boz
riger @ode brufte einen 8rief hires
&orreiponoenten aus &obIell3 ab, Ser
nit &edt orf Die biifGoie Gage Der
oeuti6en 8eantten uno 8enIion1re
al1fmerfiam madt. 9elttide 9(rbei-
ter befommen 0emlto6 100 Bis 200
Marf 2obn tdgltd, ltniperittdtspro-
felioren 1tno lonitige 2ebrer ober uno
8eamte i'm aIlgemeinen erbalten n1r
so Warf an Gage. @S foItet aber
menigitens 100 Marf tGgIidL Inn eli
ne fleine bierfopfige SomiIie bonn
Sungertpoe GIT erbalten. @s giebt
idon 2ebensmittel in 9eutl6lano
uno Seltrei6, 10 beri6ten oieienigen,
Die bon oriiben 5uriidfebren1 aber es
lit fein @elo fiir Die arr1en 8eamten
oes Mitteliton0ees, gerooe fir Die
g~ebiloeten StGroe, 90, Inn oas SCOT
penoiglte 3u fo1tfen. Die Sa6en iino
uneridminglid. AngeiihtS Ser be-
uorItebenoen 8eibnadts5eit lit eS
ipobf ratiom. idon iebt IS el 5 8u ben
@ermanoten (nidt 10 iebr 2ebens-
mitteI) in Die alte Seimot 3u idifer.
Man geoenfe olh peiterbin bes# lofo=
len Silfsbereins bier in @aibington,
Der @eloer fir arr1e, oelttIde &inoer
iammeIt uno ourd oen 8a5or betpie-
len bot, oaB er tdtig, eifrig BEL Ser
9[rbeit it, gum @obIe, gum 8eiten
Der 4rmen I'M alten 8oterIotoe.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09
Mriom-9 amenuerein

9ie 8~erfammllng oes Nrion-0o-
menpereins finoet am MittpodL Ben
"a. DECEMBER BEL Sral sc. Mltemus,
200 Neunte Ctr. 81. g. Itatt,
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09
40 sc6ite straRe MOrOipeR

bilfloien aIeiuen in 0eutidIano Der
teilt; Srau @golf brohte $t2 fir eiu
p8obn. Greb". oos iie eefleioct ruio
bcrfduft batte.
auf Der 9iibne CAB es Sce.Gream
uno in elmer 3auberbu0e fonnte man
bon elmer 8iaeunerin Die 9ufunft er.
fobren. 9iIoer, Sdiiraer, &iifen
Sudden, SpieIlohen. ale Arten
acknowledgements, tamen gum
gerfaltf.
Borne i'm .8orlor" batten Die Mlit-
glieoer Der bieiigen .ShIaraffio" elm
lleberbrettI oufgeihIogen. Ser @e.
iuh BORT mar Elm 1uberit gutter. 0a
CAB es luitige @orfibrungen, 8eiGn-
&c bon Solilten un0 Guartetten,
aloniers uno 8ioIinbortr1gen. Im
0ienstog Mbeno boten Mitqlie0er 6es
Bbila0elpbio. SDmpbonie. Orhelters.
ole Sdloraffen iino iuio geroOe Die
Staot bellhten, auserIeIene Stiide
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Amerifouer iin6?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
THE ERA or HOME CANNING.

Oh, farm NE, whore Is thy stiugP The coun-
try womon are not doins os much canning as
formerly in spite Of the impetus Hoover and
his echo gave TO saving home products during
the war For some ycnra it has been the hoight
Of the housekcopors ambition to cheat the profit
teer by raising as much garden stuff us pos
siblc and canning Il for family use thus trans
fcrring the concentrated sunshine OF soptcm-
her into the frgd idca Of February Hut tho
Gainesville Register has discovered the canned
fruit exhibits at the county fairs was smaller
this year than ever before Laying an Hoover
ist philosophy aside, what emancipation this
means from the kitchen, old methods and hide
bound theories
Lovers OF tho good old times win In the
news only one more indication ot how rapidly
suffrage is driving the country to ruin, But
their fears arc groundless. fancy exhibit OF
canned fruit does not mean so much today as Il
uscd TO. because modern methods have made
canning successful to the point OF art IN most
Kitchens, Mrs. a, cannot display the peaches
and tomatoes with which she had real luck
this year" in triumph over her noighbors be-
cause they all use thermometers sound mate
rIals and good equipment and luck Ia lost in
certainty.
Drying processes have supplanted canning,
too, They are easier and cheaper, and the re-
suits are just os good. Cold storage methods
made 70 Iossiblo 20 keep stuff without prcscry-
ms, Easy transportation takes tho fresh fruits
and vegetables into town I'm season. and while
the farm wife stll puts up N,.lr STUFF COR
family use, sho Ia seldom umrauyd 10 put mp
vast quantities on the principle Of eating it 10
save IT,"
She now has time TO sit on the porch, read,