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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-29
OFFICIAL CITY COMMISSION PRO


CEEDINGS.
Commission Chamber. Topeka, Kansas,
Monday. October % 1872 The city COM
mission met in regular session at 500
o clock a. m. with the following coInrnls-
sioners present: Commissioners Bone,
Miller, Stotts and Tandy-- Mayor Bill
lard in the chair
The minutes of the meeting of October
"A, 1872, were presented, read and, on
motion of Commissioner Bone, approved
protest against the vacation Of the
alley in the block bounded by Lane, LIN
coin. 9TH and Sth streets, heretofore peu-
toned for, signed by Mrs L. G Camp
bell and number of others, was pre-
sented read and referred to the commits
sioner of streets and pubic improve
Petition to grade and pave the alley,
running north and south. between " est
eru avenue and Fillmore street, Stn street
to 10th avenue, signed by John E Frost
and a number of others, was presented.
read and referred to the commissioner OF
streets and public improvements
Report of the Plumbing Inspector for
the month of September. 1872, was pre-
scented. read and filed
Bond of J. NJ Brain in the sum OF
s11e35 covering the construction OF the
marginal curb in City Park, given oy
the Southern Surety Company, was pre-
vote. AYES. commissioners Bone, Miller,
randy and Mayor Billiard; absent,
Commissioner stotts-f-
Claim of p D. Mckee in the sum OF
$50 so account of thawing out water ser
vice pipe at ISL West 18th street. was
presented, read and referred 10 the com
missioner OF streets and public improve
ments-
Protest against the opening Of the
Gordon road, also against the crea-
ton of a benefit district TO pay Tor the
same signed by ]. 8 Sproat and q num-
her of others, was presented ana READ,
Several parties being present interested
in the matter, the mayor gave them an
opUortuufty to be heard and various ones
SPOKE both in favor Of and opposed 70
the opening of said road After nearing
discussions it was moved BY Commission
81 Tandy, that the protest, together Win
tre petition for the opening OF the ROAD
ard 4 nmunication relative TO the mat
ter All be placed on file, which motion
C1ain Of Myrtle Adams in the sum of
cog ~ for personal injury received by
reason of stepping on Of street car and
failing into a hole in the pavement at
5th and Jefferson street. presented TO
corr1uission on October p 1872. and rN@7--
red 70 the commissioner of finance and
citv attorney, was reported back and
recornuerauded to be allowed and paid,
which motion prevailed
No further business appearing on mo-
ton of Commissioner Bone commission
adjourned to meet at $50 O'Clock A. m,
Thursday, october 81, 1872
TSeaII c. B BURGE,
City Clerk
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rF-irst published in The Topeka State
Journal October 1s. 1912.l
onIce of Commissioner 81 EIections-


MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPER
VISORS OF ELECTIONS
a meeting of the board Of supervisors
of elections will be held at the Office OF
the Commissioner Of Elections on Tues
DAY. October 18th. 1872, at 7.3O o'clock
o. m for the purpose Of revising the
registration, hearing appeals from the de-
cfSfon of the Commissioner OF Elections
ing meals 70 election boards Io- the eIsc-
80, 70 be held on Tuesday, November
ION to be held on Tuesday. November
sft- 1872: also any other business which
may properly come before the board Of
supervisors
Bids for furnishing meals for the cleo
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LEGAL

ton boards are solicited and same must
be filed at the Office on or before ~
O'Clock. Tuesday. October 18th. 1919.
LSeaLl ". G. TANDT
Chairman Board OF SUPERVISOR
9 H. TITUS. Secretary
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POOL AND BILLIARD Tab ES.

FOR SALE-Eev and secondhand caror,
and pocket billiard tables and bowling
alleys. We lead the world IN cheap FIX
lures: easy payments Send for caraIorl.e
Brunswick "a Ize-CoI1euder Co I13-lI
Main street. Esnsas City No
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WGETFD-MAlE HELP

MEN WANTED to learn barber trade
Few weeks completes a student: rest and
-atest methods used; positions secured.
commissions paid while learning; t0css
given absolutely free with the lowest TIKI
ton ever offered Call or write at once
.opeka Barber College. sS2 Kansas ave
nue.. Topeka. Kansas
WANTED-Energetfc men TO handle an
exceptional good selling proposition in
Kansas and all other states Apply Glen
wood Hotel BLDG Mr. Smith OF Mr.. Gray.
MAIL CARRIERS. postofrice clerks, $50. 90
month Topeka examinations during No
vember. Free coaching Franklin In
stitute Dept. "a 7. Rochester. \. 7.
WANTED-Furnace men and timer at
Lukens Bros, S11 Kansas ave. North
Topeka. Kan
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FOR SaLE-POULTRY.

W. APE MAKING a speciality Of dressed
poultry and fresh country eggs Give
rs a call Wolfe Poultry Supply Co., 10es
Kansas ave Phone S7a
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UNDERTAKING.

L. y. PENW Ill. funeral director and
eulbaIrner. T z Jones. Asst First class
service 50S-510 quincy st Telephons la
Phone Zs7. Day and Night
HAWLEY & STEELE
'uneraI directors and embalmers. lis East
sth ave Mrs Robt. Steele. assistant
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LEGAL.

published in The Topeka State Journal
October %, 1921
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MACHINE Ships.

WANTED-Lawn mowers to grind. fac
tory process. done right. At Howard
ST 90 TeleDh0ne 1877 Free delivery
PATTERNS. models and sUperfueutzf
works; brass. bronze and aIuufutrr1
casting A A. RidinEs. s1z JeTerson-
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LEGAL

First published in The Topeka State
Journal October %, 1921
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PICTURE FRAMING.

FRA MING. regiIdfng. nat making. mount
ing done BY J. D Sullivan. ~ W ElgEth
street Packing. shipping. etc
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WANTED-S SITUATIONS,

WANTED-Nursing BY experienced nurse
Call Z77s Red
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MONEY

81, ooo. 10000 OF S PER CENT MONET -
loan on farms In eastern Kansas
An unlimited amount Of low rate rnoney
to loan for building homes ana on sC--.S.
already built and on business property 10
Topeka. at lowest rates
II you wish a new loan o- b,,,. . -
turing loan or wish to change vou- -
either farm or city. write or can \, -
Office. first floor New England F2fT-
BETTER REAITY ~ TO4
Topeka represen tatfve for more - =.
OF the u S. Mortgage & Trust - n
SIC. O00 COCO
MONEY TO loan on I've stock pianos. O.
guns, typewrfters. household l---,-5- ~
personal security. L Biseoe. so Kan ave
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Good barber shop, O. J
O'Brien. Lucas, Kansas
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

. MADE 50 eco IN five years With . smal
mall order business: began with S. Send
for free booklet Tells how HeaeocA
IS Lockport -. Z
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AlU MISCELLANEOUS ADS


ADVEVRTTSL NJ Rates The rate Eor
inserting Want Ads in The topeka StsLs
minimum % cents: BY the week cents
a word minimum 50 cents
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must q
accorupa1feg4 with cash CT check IN full
payment for Ike same Note the focsEC
ing instructions about counting the Woros
and the rates per 9crd FOR me 1OEe-S
State Journal
COUNT THE WORDS OF your Al U
eiudtzg four words for state Journal az
esch ..f7ftfa1s' letter and each number or
cor1b nation Of figures as one word
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men for nearby Railroads.&c. to
500 monthly Age IS to S35. Experience
unnecessary 10 strike Promotion to En-
giueer. Conductor Railroad Employing
Headquarters No charge for assistance
to employment state age: send stamp
fo- Application Railway Association -
care Journal
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WANTEl-AGENTS.

AGENTsAct quick. Best proposition
out Nothing trashy Large profits
Success assured Write Fidelity Supply
Co. Dept H, 4oS Granite Bldg, St LOUIS,
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE.

MERCHANTS Transfer and Storage Co
furnish expert packers: also look after
freight Phones 1856 skinner & CFayhart
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ATTORNEYS ATLAW.

HIRAM C. ROOT, Attorney at Law
Abstract and Real Estate and pTooats
law. % Columbian Bldg. Topeka
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PATENTS.

]. A. RoSES. patent attorney. - kan
sas ave. Topeka. Kan
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
Monthly or weekly fnstafir-sne-
An easy way to buy or build
Extra payments received AZ - -.
Each payment cuts OF some fntsr.-4
May pay balance due any TINA
CAN and see the
SHAWNEE B. & L ASSOCIATION
us west SIKH Street.
MONEY TO LOAN on ALL KINDS OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Horses. cattle. ptsRos. households --,,4-
Libraries. typewT-ters- carriages ana -.
chinery. and 70 salaried people Frank 4
Thomas. SIS kansas ave Tel. ga
MONEY TO LOAN on personal property
and collateral security on easy tern
Q. Il. FIineham. 90S K 4th st
MONEY To LOAN on rtauos ana hon.
hold goods Newest methods. lowest
rates American Loan company. Room 7OT
Mulvare T3idg Tel SIS
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Office Of Commissioner Of Elections,
TnnALra Oct Is 1912
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FOR REHT-R0lMS.

FOR Rents unfinished downstairs
rooms. 618 West Fourth.
GOOD rooms, unfurnished. gas and
water Call 140s Black
FOR RENT rooms, unfinished, or
one furnished 1124 Tyler. z7sS Black
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Commission Chamber. Topeka, Kansas,
Monday, October %, 1872 The city COM
mission met in regular session at 500
O. clock a. m with the following commits
sioners present: Commissioners Bone,
Miller, Stotts and Tandy4. Mayor Bill
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EuRRLER,

JOHN PETRZILEE, the only practical
ftIrrter II Kansas 1T W It'll, Topeka
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The minutes of the meeting Of October
"a 1872 were presented, read and, on
motion of Commissioner Bone, approved
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
THOUGHT MESSAGE
WAS FROM BROTHER

Sunoik Va Nov g1Rev. "a A
Mcfarland. pastor ~ the suffolk
Baptist church. was made the victim
today ~ peculiar hoaN a Western
union telegram signed ~. - McFar-
land came a. Rev. " A. Mcfarland
from Washington. n. g. asking the
pres cher % sire ten dollars at once
"a .. Mcfarland is the name "a Rev
". A. McFarlanda brother. gho "a =
merchant ln Berea. ~ g.
The minister wondered shat hls
brother waa doinR n Washington
broke hut wired enc money. Later
0u. becominE suspicious. he wired q
the North Carolina town and found
hiH brother right on the spot
NJ Mcfarland stated that he war
out about 81 Tire message vas scnl
collect. aud ~ had % pay thai. 10.
sides the money order
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ELECTION FRAUD CASE IS
BEING TRIED ~ MEMPHIS

Memphis. Tenn. Nov. ai-six siec-
ton oncers charged with having fal-
SIZED the returns from ire third pre-
cinct. eighth ward ~ Memphis. In ths
county election August last. were
placed on trial here today in the sec
ond criminal court
The election 81 commissioner
charged men we're counted a. having
voted and despite ere fact there 4
no woman sumrane en- Tennessee. no
men were also counted as having cast
their ballots
Tire prosecution. o. 81 said. VIII en-
deavor 20 prove that the defendants
returned more votes from the pre-
cinct a. actually cast than there are
ieaal voters in the ward
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~ DESIGNATED 70 HoIp
TERRITORY OF RgpUBll c

Chicago. Nov 20 - special d..
patch ~ the Chicago Daily News to-
day from Canton. china. SAYS
The governor SENEGAL has dcHiFnaf
"A Lieutenant Governor Chank WING
Ming comm lrr ~ the Cantnnrsn
force FnlnH tu Mrpznlia a. hold the
territory ~ the republic Red Gross
societies are preparing % follow the
army.
let "a fight and end once fnr ~
these foreign inwasionH ir the wnr
cry that has been rair~n IN Canton
An anti Russian norietv opens head
quarters here tomnrrow.
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FOOTBALL
At BARRANCAS
TEAMS FROM TIE MICHIGAN AND
MINNESOTA WILL PLAY THERE
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.

The hrat contest between the foot
ball squads from the haftisships viii
take place tomorrow afternoon "a Fort
Barrancns between teams from the
Michigan and Minnesota. The game
win start 81 2 40 and q Close ard "a
citing contest IL expected. Both teams
have ENGAGED In practice work since
the arrival ~ the vessels and the
players are an In nne condition or
ne frnv
Trailers wiil he attarhsd - ne bay-
shore cars and a E0od schedule has
been arranEed ~ the Pensacola Elec
trio Company a. handle the crowds
Arrangements for e Kans % baseball
between a team from the Minnesota
and the crack aggregation - soldier
boys AZ Fort BarranoAs are under vay
and y ia thought that the game vii
b. riyed ~ the fort sundsy after-
noon
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PREsIoEar.GLEcT WILSON
HAS a LIVELY DISPUTE

Hamilton. Bermuda. Nov s1--Trrs-
ldrnt elect Woodrow Wilson today had
lively dispute With an American
Photographic. which almost SCI 90 the
fvrhnnEe nf blows
Tho photographic Noot : snap uhni
at Mr. Wilson in spite ~ hts prohibit
tion. Mr.. Wilson thnrenrcn anHrilf
exclaimed
You are no Gentleman NJ vou
want = good thrashinr kesp that up
I can take care ~ myself IN thess
thinEai I came here especially "a
avoid photographer.
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Subscribe for The Journal
4 New way 70 &c, Mo..y.

There are many waAH % rrt money
from people. and IN these days when
W - often necessary ~ raise various
sums Tor missionary and other church
work, the ministers u the gospel make
at sorts ~ moving appeals But ths
preacher who takes the prize IN this
line ~ endeavcr - far r. an oid coll
ored man down south.
We has a collection 20 take up dis
mawnin'." hs said % collection for a
mos Important cause an ws needs ~
much money Is ws kin at But fon
De sake ~ your regulations. whichever
~ you stole ar. Jones turkeys don't
put nothin' In Dc plate"
That vas how he got money out II
every member - hia congregation
Popular Magazine
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CONTINUE THEIR SEARCH
FOR a SUSPECTED MAN

ChicaEo. Nov. e2-ChIcaEo police
"a. koetters suspected az murderinE
Gel last week
Word reached ths police that q nan
ansWertng the description % Koettsrs
rad been seen yesterday a. the en-
trance az q down town once build
ing koettern iH described a. left
handed with q maImed finger en- his
right hand. lie ia said 20 have wo~k p
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PRESIDENT TAFT WILL
WORK on THANKSGIVING

Washington. Nov. 22.-President TAR
viii not worship on Thanksgiving day
az the shrine ~ Aunt Della" Tcrrey
IN Massachusetts,. whose pumpkin
pies the president "a said 20 regard
with both personal and executive Ia
tor. Stress 81 public business will
force Mr.. Taft 20 dine in the White
House, although he has promised thai
IN case e was possible % Lead the a.
tack at Miss Terrrys table. For the
same reason. 90 vas announced today
the president has been compelled "a
foreEo attendance a. the army and
navy football rame a. Philadelphia
November 90
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NEW RATES oF MODERN
WOoDMEN Are BuRDENsoME

Springfield. Il. Noy. 22-HoldinE
tho new rates adopted By the head
camp ~ che Modern Woodmen 90 bs
burdrnsame and unnecessary. judge
Robert shirley today granted "a per-
petual Injunction restraining the head
camp from putting the rates into e.
lert and also restraining the omcers
from dDe.arinE delinquent ary mem
her refusing 60 pay the rev rates
The injunction a. effective every
whore a. Illinois b. the home ~ the
urraniEl lion.
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WIN. II. KNOWLES
RETURNS HOME

william "a. KNOWLES returned vrFs
tsrday from New Nork. where De- WIS
summoned ~ the serious illness ~
his brother Henry Knowles. shout ten
DAYS ~ two weeks aEo friends ~ thc
latter IN Pensacola win 10 panied a.
learn that his condition "a prarticaiiy
UNCHANGED
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PENSION FUND OF CARNEGIE
CORPORATION NOT APPRoVEc

New YORK. Nov 90 announcement
hy TIE Carnegie corporation that q
pension ~ t4E.no0 would bs offered
each eN- president 20 the Unltrd states
has made likely 3 atronE movement "a
the coming aessf.n % fnducs congress
ta provide such a pension. senator
Culbersau - Texas declared lt would
fe aundrmocru e. have former
presidents psnsiourd from a private
fund
Several other members 81 the house
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BOWLING TEAM
IS COMPLETED
sEsr ~ CITY TO MEET TIE MEN
FROM KANSAS TosIeHT on 20
CAT AIIEVs-FAsT GAME *.
PEcTEo.

The Pastirns club vtu b ths scene
q an interesting howiinE match Co
night When ere fat aEErcEatiun -
bovisrs ron 81 tsnpins with the pick
~ the local talent
The Pensacola tear VII rornrriss
Gordon. Siehert. Gonzalez. Cvindinez
and LukH and they promise - put up
= speedy rarns. TIRE hour ~ ths match
A. eight O'Clock
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AusTRo- HUNcARiAs ARMY
RESERVES CALLED on

London. Nov. 22-Ths first classes
% TIE reserve ~ HiW Austro- Hun
Earinn army corps have been called
Co. me colora. accordinw g. a news
aEency dispatch from Vienna. Three
- thess army ocrpH are stationed Ia
the north and three IN ire southeast
20 ths Austro- HunEnria empire
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ADJUSTMENTS.


EawA WFHWkM Wfa#a
A rInk scream That Dr. NhM
Klau and ErianEsr'E Pink LADY miEft
aptiy b. termed.
Beautiful scenery. catchy music and
attractive choruEes and chorus girls
made ID an ensemble that captured
the large audlcns last night
The scenic snc~fs. especially in the
last act. bordered on maEnifcence,
ne toiiettes vers the latest Partisan
Easn. and the FUN vas furious-snd
fast
The audience sKp~-tsd much IN ths
uav - uairth and music, and received
each number with appreciation.
Miss de Baugh as Ciaudine, tho
Pink LADY. captured al hearts. espe-
clallv IN me lest act. when she proved
herself mistress ~ the violin. a. wen
a. possessing q voice - rare and rx-
quisite timbre. and form and face
% iovellncss.
John 4. Young. IS PHILIPPE pondi-
der ana George Harvey as Madame
ponAihier played well ths partn. and
prettv Tszsa Kossa a. Angelo Vas =
favorife from the time she appeared
on TIRE scene.
TIE pink LADY o.. n anythinE. bet
ts- than last year a. ta appearance
here. and Ere audience showed Sos ap-
probation ~ repeated snoores
when Love Goes AEtrayinv In
a French Girls Heart. The Tn
triruers." Denny Dtd Denny Didn't
Beautiful Ladv and in fact each
number brought forth burst after
burst ~ appreciative applause from
fNa LARGE audience that lauRhef itaei'
into the best - hunur BY IRE time
fhs curtain fell On thr scene 90 ths
Cafe Les saryrz. Paris
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PRISONER 10 SAID TO HAVE
coNFEssEp TO MuRDU n

Warsaw. *. - Nov. 81 -AithnH
Prince. Who was arrested WcdrcNdav
Ia connection with she murder "a a
Bentley Ia SID o. have confessed tn
sheriff Bauer today that ~ committed
the crime. Tho sheriff said Prince told
him he had known - the attention
BENTLEY had shown Mrs Prince aHI
that Prince admitted hn killed nont-
lev In n teahafs frrnft
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
EDWARD oREY DECLINES
TO APPRoAcA RUSSIA

London. Nov. 22--sir Edward Grey.
British foreign minister. declines 90
approach Russia with a view % ue-
curing the withdrawal ~ restrictions
placed on British Jews IN mat coun-
try, 90 the sround that such action
b. Great Britain would lead O. thc
termination ~ the Russo British
treaty ~ rommerce. Euch q result.
he adds. would not advance the inter
esta ~ the Jews and would IN other
respects BE- diaadvantaFeous 20 Brit
iah interests.
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rs EXECUTED
FOR KILLING MAGISTRATE

Eddyvfiia. Ry.. Nov. 22--James EniA.
- years Cd. a constable. who shot
down Magistrate Beatty IN the attsrs
once az Burnside. XIV. a year asa was
electrocuted today Rt the Eddyvilis
state raultsntiarY The magistrate had
issued q warrant for Ellis charging him
with the ulsEai sale % whisksy.
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TRAFFIC CONTINUES IN
CHINESE SLAVE GIRLS

San Francisco. Nov. I'm utmost
vigilance ~ the government has not
succeeded IN breaking un the Chinese
trafnc On slave girls on Angel Island
today awaitinE deportation are i've
Chinese Eiris secretly arrested last
night
Immigration nfncerH say that they
were brought here BY American horn
Chinese. acting - ~cadets~ who we're
paid $1,000 each and their expenses
10 visit china. marry there q pretty
girl bring her 20 THIS country and
they sell her into life % shame
Search L. being made for the huH-
banea
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10 pLNIsIoN N sENATF.

tow. 90 Kansas. expressed ne belief to-
laE that the prnEreasives would not
attempt % separate ere party urEani
PATTON Iu thn senate. he expects con
Fraas On 40 little between now and
March except dispose of the ArehhoIa
Imrearhment trial and pass the ueccs-
saFy supply bills
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RUSHING FEoERALs FROM
cA6As GRANDEs DISTRICT

N Paso. Nov. 22 -Four hundred sed-
erai reinforcementH are being rushed
from the Cacaa GrandeH district today
with orders - retake palomas. the
border port which felt into tho rebels
hands yesterday. Tire border ratrol II
United states troops has strict orders
TO prevent the crossing ~ the rebels
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
AMERICAN Is BEINo HELD
FoR RANSOM OF 5000

Washington. Nov. 22.--The state de-
partrnent received word today that
William Pink. ~ American citizen. Hu-
perintendent - the San Toy Mining
Company. rs miles from Chihuahua. a.
held Tor 5000 ransom ~ the Mexican
rebel hand which captured santa Eu-
Ialla Wedneaday
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UNDERWOOD PURCHASES A
NOME ~ WASHINGTON

Washington. Nov. Represents
tive Oscar Underwood. % Alabama.
democratic leader ~ The house today
completed the purchase - the former
residence - the late Major Archi-
haid Butt Mr. Underwood bought tho
house on the settlement - Major
Butts estate m 10 substantial build b
ing within easy valk ~ the White
House
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-FOUR IsFoRMERs ARE
LEAVING NEW YORK

Cleveland. Nov. - sam Schspps.
Bridge wehbsr. Harry Valicn and
Jack Rose. the four informers In the
Rnsenthai case. are said 20 have
passed through here early today On
The New York Chicago limited ~ the
Lake shore and Michigan Southern
railroad
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
MAN WHO SHOT UP
TOWN IS CAPTURED

Charleston. "a. Va. NOV. g2sam
uel Russell war run down 81 hlood.
hounds and mino guards IN the NOUN
faina last night and taken 20 military
headquarters a. Paint creek Junction
today. Russell ~ alleged "a he onn
~ the leaders 81 the hand which zee
tsrday shot up ths town - Hirh Coat
W. Va outside the martial iaw anun.