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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-04
WILLIAMS LOSES GAME
TO CRIMSON OUTFIT

Cambridge. Mass. June 3..-IIarvard
defeated Williams to-day, > to . In an
unlntercsting contest. Hitchcock passed
three Williams men in the ninth. all Of
whom scored on Pinch Hitter Hodges
thrcc-hasc hit. Aside from IIitchcock's
Wiidncss IN the ninth. no pitched n
larry good game. allowing only four
hits.
Score by innings: RHE
Williams 49,. 100000 "a 1 >
hayward ....... 000l 001 3'--5 . >
batteries; Bowen ana Powell; Hitch
COCK hnd Waterman. Empires. O'Reil-
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COLUMBIA LOSES HARD
TEN-INNING CONTEST

New York, June 3.-Columbia lost a
hard ten-inninG game TO the University
OF PENNSYLVANIA nine to-day by the
score OF % TO 4. In three prior games
this season between these two leans
Columbia came out Victorious
score by innings II. II. Il.
PENNSYLVANIA OOO0OOO4 0-5 II
Columbia $50. 10000 OOO-4 4 z
batteries: Sayre and Schwert:
O'Ncale and Rosef. Umpires-Vernon
and MCGUIRE
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,hlcaEo. june Ia shake-up In tho
Cleveland American League team was
iof.caSted 10 day In the announcements
by Manager Birmingham that Bisiand.
VINO mas been playing shortstop. would
he bcnchcd. The dishenrtcning show-
ing of the Cleveland team has moved
birmingham to experiment until no
Nnds winning combination.
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Score .
Totals n 6 y - e Toinls s. 3 -
'Batied fOr StrAnA In miMih.


scoFe by innings: r.
Boston Observation-Disclosures. q n n q n n
Brook 81 Observation-Disclosures. 0Go.0 :
Summary: Eriors-Smith. Klgrert. OMsrn
90. First base on errorF-Bostou : Icr
on bases oston. {; brooklyn =. First hase
90 halls-on Rudolph. :; OF strand. !: on
Euchcr, struck our--by Strand & Nv
Rucker Home rUn-Smlth Th,ec-ha.e
hIis Rudolph. Rucker. Two-basc Nit
MarduVllc. G0wdy. Mann Dalton. SaC-lnr.
hit-Gowdy stolen base-Niaranv;llr. U,;e
on Rudolph. In innings. on strand ,
IN . innings Time. i:&. Uinpires. Iason
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-Hattcd for Allen in eleventh.
tEattcd for Munich in eleventh.
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New York.
On aan01n "a

ScOre % innings: n
New York. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n q ) Il n ! . Il a
PhilHdelphiu .................oo icDi :. IN
summary: i:rTors-Crant. Meyers. Two
base mis- cNander. Paskert. Grant. Home
run-l.ud"rus. Sacrifice hit-Killifcr. stolen,
paseS-LuGerus. l.oNert, Stock. First base
on errors Pm iladeiphia. :. Left on bases
Ph'adeiphla. = New York. 6 Struck ont
10y AleNnndet. =; by Dcinarcc. !; 10y Schupp
l. Double play Doyle to Snodprnss BASES
on balIS-oiI Den!aree. 3: OF Schauer. .: on
a eAander, : Hi;s-on Demarce. In ~
innings on Schaucr. III Ia Innings: OFF
SIShupp. In inning Time i:45. EMPIRES
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Totals & 8 = - IL Totals 81 az? -
Rated ;o- Gibson In sixth.
tBatted io- Kdutlehner IN sixth.
Scor" by Innings: r.
.StH" '.'..'...'''-'..'.'....o $cn3o %
summary; Errors-l.rRch. Zimmerman
CorF!1en. Leonard 90, Gibson. Left Oh bases
Chicago =; Pittsburgh. 9. IIits-on IIar-
mon. j. In innings: on Iiulnphries IN
!-S innings. Two-basc hlt-Archer. Sacri-
hce hits-Ccrr!den. Carey. stolen bases
Good, schultz. Carey. Koretchy. Double
plhEs-Chency to Archer to Saicr. Wagner
TO konetchY; Eonctchy mnnssistcG) RaScS
on halls-of Harmon. g. off Cheney 2. OF
hanilehncF J. OF oToole. ;. Struck ont
ny Hutnphties .: by Cheney. !. Ny Eantlc,l-
ncr. by o'roolc. :. Time. c:i3. Empires.
t.uirley md Enslic
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\ very exciting game was played
yesterday morning at Byrd Park be
tween the Ford Picks and Church I'M
SlugEcrs Ford Picks started IA bat
ting rally In ninth. ticing the game.
The game was called. the score being
to 9.
Score by Innings: L.
S!upgcrs ........ ooO0O1 15O--9
Ford Picks ........ 10000 80
Batteries: Ford i'icks, Flippcn and
y Aaron: Church liill SlugScrs, Sloan
and Parish.
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TIGERS AND PIRATES
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL
Roanoke Takes First, but Portsmouth
Brnces, Landing Closing En-
counter IIaudfIy

Portsmouth. Va, Juno SPORTS
mouth and Roanoke divided tho double
header here this afternoon. The Tigers
captured the opener by Il OTTO score.
by q to count. Goalby, the Roanoke
second basemnn. put the ball over the
renee three times In the double bill,
once III the first and twice in the sec
ono game In the second affair Ports
mouth both outhit and outnelded the
VISITORS; and held tho lead all the way
IhcN also played better baseball than
they have in many day. The scores
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SECOND GAME.
Totals So s % IL Totals rs & II q Il
iEatt"d for EnScl in sixth.
'Rnftna To- d;nssntf In ninth

score bE inninEs r.
y -
New l"Gk.... .......... ......:.o o " o o u Is
summary: Errors-A. Williams Hartzeli
IL Williams. kca;!nE. First base on errors
WASHINGTON, !. New York. !. Left on bases
Washington. -; New York. l. First base
ON ballS-oH Engcl 6; OF Ayers. !: off Kcat-
Ing. 5. struck "ut-hy Ayers. ,: BY Eeat-
Ing. T. Two hn schts-Milan. Maiscl. Sacri-
nee hit-Shanks. Stolen basc-lIartzell.
Double plnys-M ctiridc nni Gand!l: Foster
and Gnnd!l Wild p!tch-Eugcl. IIits-ofr
Engc!. In Innings. OF .Sycrs. . in In
ningS. Time. TWO hours. EMPIRES Hide
brand and O'Loughlln.
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Portsmouth ..:....,.. 3o0l0l1'-G
y. summary, Two-base hits-Graham,
-, McClenry Double ys--Trov TO
Foiles; Mcl:lveen to Troy. Sacrifice hits
-c,'0alnN. Mct.lvecn. Base on balls
Off Poole. l: of McCleary, o. Left on
htscs,-Portsmouth. Z; Roanoke.
Struck out-hy Poole. 3: by McClcary,
1. Time Of Eamc--l:20. Cmp!rc-Nor-
cum. Attcndancc-400.
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Grnys stu Unbcntcn.

The Battle Axes failed 10 stop the
Grays yesterday when they met ut
Broad Street Park, the score being
to g.. Battle Axe used both Lehman
ana French against the Soldiers. but
these were not sufficient to stop Big
bie's heavy hitters. TiGnor hit for
SINGLE, double and triple in three times
up. The score:
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SENATORS TAKE BOTH
FROM CHANGES YANKEES
Shaw, in Fine FcttIe. Scores Shut-Out
in Curtain Raiser,
SECOND GAME IS SEESAw
Bases on Balls, Coupled with Three
Singles. Counts for Three Runs,
Giving Climbers Lead.
oND GAME IS sEEsAw
American League Results
Yesterdays SCORES.

yesterdays SCORES.
Washington. 2, New York. o (frst
ERmc).
Washington. 8, New York. 8 (sec-
Ond Eumc).
Philadelphia. 10, Doston, (hrst
Eame).
Philadelphia, ~ Boston, 8 (sccond
Eamc).
Cleveland, O, Chicago. (ten In
nfnEs).
st. Louis, a. Detroit, 1.
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MORAN'S ERROR COSTLY

Cincinnati. June 3.-An error by
Moran on Rcck's single fn the second
inning gave the Cardinals n lead thar
Cincinnati could not overcome. and 81
Louis won. 10 .. two hits of Adams
ana base on balls giving the visitor.
Three more runs IN ,he ninth Rowan
and Sallee both pitched well, the latte,
having shade better. Tom Clarke.
COutinueti m, Nipth Pace \
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Pittsburgh June 3.--Pittsburgh DO
featcd Buffalo . to } to-day.
Score By innings: RH F.
Pittsburgh .....3 0OOOl OK II .
Batteries; Anderson and Blair; Cam
nitz and Berrya.
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CICOTTE WEAKENS. MAPS WIN

Chicago, June 3.-Aftcr holding the
Maps level FOR nine innings to-day, O.
cote blew" I'm the tenth. ana rour
Cleveland runs came over, ending the
game III their favor. 6 to .. After tbc
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

AT New llaven-Yalc. II; Amherst
MISUNDERSTANDING, 5; Williams.
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Kansas City, Juno 3-Chicago won
a thtrtecn-inning pitchers battle from
Kansas City to-day. Packard weaken
Ing after n strenuous struggle with
Hendrix. Enzenroth. who jumped the
st. Louis Americans Monday. caught
his first game.
Score by innings: RHE
Chicago 1000 100000 3-5 10 3
Kansas City
0ooo02o % 6 2
batteries: Hendrix and Wilson;
Packard and Enzenroth.
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tOtois 81 10 10 ct Is
Bhtted for Baxter in fourth.
IoBrien ran for Mills In fourth.
Score by innings: ID

Summary: Two-base h,tsnCoo,,
Ihree-base hits-O'Kecfe Home run
Goaiby. Stolen bases-NIoran. Wclcher.
Cook. Double playS-IrmScher Goalbv
70 Graham 90: Goalby, Hu,nmel TO
Graham Sacrifice hits-Ciraham. Shea.
Moran Left on overwhelmingly
~; Koanoke. 6. Struck out-by Barn
mart by Johnson. o. Time of game
40. Umpirc-Norcum. Attendance
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Capital City League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY SATURDAY.
Grnys w. COllcEinns. Mt Byrd
Park.
Park.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Indianapolis mt st. Louis.
Buffalo Mt BROOKLYN.
Baltimore at I'IttsburRh,
Chicago Mt Kansas City,
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battle Axe 80: So0ooS6G2-s 3
summary: Two base hit-Tignor
Ihree-Dase hits-Poh. Tignor. Sacri-
iicc hlt-Poh. Stolen bases-Dowdcn
Struck out-by Lohman. 2. Base on
balls-on Lehman. 3. hit by pitcher
Hooker. Lee. Burch. Innings pitched
by Lehman. 5: by French. 4. IIits-oT
Lehman. &: off French. 3. Left on
bnscs-Grays, .; Battle AHc. T. UNI
pire-French. Time-l:55.
Richmond League Meets Tonight.
The Richmond League Will meet to-
night Mt Howell Brothers at O'Clock
president Crowdcr requests all man
ayers TO be present promptly.
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tEattcd for Munich in eleventh.
Score by innings: n
Norfolk ...... 0O51 q q q q n n a 4;
Petersburg o 4 o 90 900 O--6
-, summary, Two-basc hits-Damrau
remnant Three base hit--[cllcr. Sac
rihce hitS-lSusch, Mcmahon. Alexander
60. stolen hascs-Pressly, Cleveland
Alexander, Stein. Agnew, Busch (2)
Laval. Barnett. Double plays-Barnett
10 busch: Stein TO Pressiy. Struck out
by Mhlloy. !: by Pearson, .; by Nun
ford; 3; 10y Cochran. >. Base on balls
.: off Malloy. 8: off Pearson, 3; off Mmn-
ford. ,. Hit by pitchcr-Stewart DIV
i'ears4n). Wild pitch-by Malloy and
by Pearson. Balk-HaI Innings
pitchcd-by Malloy. . 1-3 by Pearson
J %; by Hall. %: by Marklc. ga
nitS-oT Malloy. .; off Pearson. .: off
iiail :; OFT Markle. .. Left on bases
Norfolk. :: Petersburg, s. Tmpircs-
Kelly and Clarke. Time of gamc-2:30.
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THIRTEEN-INNiNG GAME
WON BY CHICAGO FEDS
Packard wcukens After Strenuous
Struggle, and Wceghn,an'n Men
Land on Him.
League Leaders Succumb to brooklyn
for Third Consecutive TIme-Indian-
npolis Wins In Ninth.
Federal League Results

Yesterdays SCORES.
Pittsburgh, 81 Buffalo, 3.
brooklyn, 10, baltimore, 4.
Chicago, 8; knnsns City, 3 (thir-
teen fnnings).
indianapolis, o. st. Louis, O.
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BUILDER RALLY FALLS
JUST TWO SHORT OF TIE
bcintcd Try, With IIcdgcpeth az Pinch
Hitter Nearly Brings Colts
Disaster.
BERGER HAS PERFECT DAY
founEsfcr Lands for Double, Two
Triples and Single Out OF -Four Trims
to Platc-Rynn Hits Hard.
BERGER HAS PERFECT DAY
Virginia League Results
YEsTnuDAv,s sco,,,,o

Yesterdays SCORES.
Richmond, s, Ne,vport News. a,
Petersburg, 81 Norfolk, q (elcyeD
inninEsi cnlIcd).
Roanoke, 10, Portsmouth, 3 (hrst
Eame).
Portsmouth, @, Roanoke, 3 (second
Eaine).
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Brooklyn. June 3-For the third
time the league leading Baltimore to-
day succumbcd TO the Brooklyns. who
continued their heavy batting. Three
OF the locals hits were horners by
l.antte. shaw and Murphy. two com
Ing in the fourth inning
Score by innings: RHE
Baltimore i0o3nn-A
i5rooklyn .....0 | 4o2OO x-1oll
batteries: Wilhelm, Coulcy, Yount
ana Russell: Latittc and Land
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st. Louis, Mo, June 3-St. Louis
six runs. but could not win, IndIonnp-
ninth " 40
Score by innings: u II =
indianapolis ...4 90 0ooc "a IL !
ST Louis .....O o 0 90 % Of 3
batteries: Kaiscrling. Mosclv and
EEarlden: kcuppcr. Brown. Groom,
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SECOND GAME.


Totnls g lc Q. 10 Totals n : II %
RATED fcr Cady I'm eighth -
fSaftcd :or Bcdieu. in eighth
,Uttt.t Tor Scot, ia eighth
Score =,
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GIANTS SLUMP, WHILE
PHILLIES SCORE RUNS
Demaree Lasts Just Three Innings.
Being Pounded Hard By
DOOin's Men.
ALEXANDER RETURNS TO FORM
Looks Better Than mt Any Time Dur
ing Present Season, Having Perfect
Control-Lets Up at Finish.
National League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Chicago. q; Pittsburgh, &.
81. Louis, 81 Cincinnati, ..
brooklyn, q, Boston, 3.
Philadelphia, 10; New York, 8.
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Mems Singles.

Frank G. Lewis won from II. 7.
James. Sc. 10; w. i. fIarrity. Jr.. won
by default: Eugene IIcinie won bv de-
fault; Frank j. Hall defeated Francis
Johnston, 6-@. CT: Wylie Grant de
icated y. j. Core, Ga. %; a. II. Allen
WON from George l.. Lewis, Sc, ca:
Irving Wright won from McCabe 6I
e.: Wylic Grant. won from Frank 7
Hall, e.. 6-l Irving Wright won from
y. II! Allen. 6-3, 6-l
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Continued on Ninth Page1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-18
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEwa

There's the money itch
And the seven year itch.
And the itch of the first 10 fiabt
But the worst of itches
It brings not rtchesl
Is the itch Of the palm to write.
ROB NJ. CAMPBELL
DR.. Roy b. Guilt will return from
Chicago Saturday.
'" H. WATSON, city auditor. who
mas been i'll several days, is not i'm
proving.
several stores carrying Christmas toys
ne'e oeen forced to ask for rush orders
on TIN soldiers. The war has stimu-
things.
Just as luck would have it-tomorroxx
= saturday. no school and south wind
Jumps IN and thawsSt ice and snow.
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to keep the skaters 'stootsies' warm
These will be a pile Of logs conven-
iently placed at the side Of the lake to
provide fire.
Miss Ruth Nygren. who is taking a
course in domestic science at the Ag-
ricultural college at Manhattan. re-
turned today to spend the holidays at
her home, AL Lane street-
1T is about time that some one will
start another brand new religion" said
a Topeka man today "A religion that
would be very popular among men
would be one with women-Only
church.
The Home Missionary society of the
Euclid Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, which was to have met at the
home of Mrs c. T. Mattingly. 1911
Lincoln street, today, has postponed
its meeting.
Myron A Waterman, assistant state
bank commissioner in the Populist days.
was in Topeka for a few hours today
Mr.. Waterman now lives in Kansas
City. At one time he was associated
with ]. F. FARRELL in the publication OF
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-18

the Kansas Knocker-- Myron. Jr.. + on
board the battleship Sam Diego. cruis-
ing in Mexican waters, and has been
in the navy eight years.
The Associated Press account of the
lions escaping in the New York thea
ter was first class but lacked two
things-no mention was made OF the
frenzied populace'' or 1.-THE ferocious
quadrupeds-'
The following births have been re-
ported at the office of the city clerk
today. Charles G. McCIeery and wife.
1914 West Sixth street. November 20,
girl; Preliciano Gutierrez and wife.
Santa Fe yards, December II, boy.
There is still a chance to contribute
towards Belgian relief Money should
be turned in to J. Will Kelley, secre-
tary of the Commercial club. or the
central committee in the Mills build
ing il the gift is from outside of
Shawnee county.
Red Cross seals may be had at the
postofIice and in leading Topeka
stores. They look well on Christmas
packages and the money derived
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Here's hoping the kids are not disap-
pointed
Another sensible woman has been
found in Topeka. She was given her
choice of a trip south during the cold
weather or a house and lot She took
the latter.
A marriage license has been issued to
Marion George and Mary Long. and to
Russell b. Reed and Verna Long all
OF Topeka The first mentioned couple
are colored people.
The Riddles of Topeka were happy
this afternoon. They are free to play
as they please for a period of two
weeks. Schools closed today for the
Christmas holidays.
w. L. Porter. city commissioner of
parks and ,ublic buildings. IS at home
i'll with a cold contracted in a two-day
wrestling match with the heating
plant at the city hall
The lake nearest the street car de-
pot at Gage park will be open for
skating tonight Not only will skaters
be welcome, but ". L. Porter. city
commissioner of parks. has arranged
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The following pexmanent O01cers were
elected: Pres5dent. Ralph H Cav:
vice president, John IL Cleveland: E
". Craver. secretary and treasurer
The club started about six weeks ago
with q membership Of 5.
A very dfgntfied Topeka railway Of
fetal was walking across the state
grounds to the Santa Fe o0lces this
morning. Bingo. A SNOWMAN Knocked
of his hat He looked around
just In time to see two small
boys dodge in behind the state
house pillars He bent down to pick
up his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SNOWFALL.
This time the missile didn't knock on
his hat.
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HeN1lN6 ON sLf


Geneva, Dec. 1a.-With the arrival -
deep snow ON the French-GoEman fro0-
tier, especially in Alsace-LOefaine a.
the v0ages. the Alpine regiments On
both sides are now fighting on ska
The Chasseurs Alpins. whose hea0Quar-
tiers in peace time are at ChAmpotx ana
Grenoble. are at home ON skis and can
travel long distances without tatgue.
Last winter . whole regiment. nnlU
equipped, climbed the Mont Blanc %
skis. not a man falling out OF the ranks
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New York. Dec. 1&-Bank ciearines
for the week as reported to Bradstroet1
aggregate $2.8s5, esS. 600 a decrease q
143 per cent from this week last year
and Of = per cent from the like week
Of 1912.
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The Underwood Typewriter Co. are
moving their Offices from 10s w. eth
to 1O6 ". eth, in the Aulvane Bldg
Adv.
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Kansas City, Dec 18.-Fifty-eight
prisoners, the largest number ever sent
at one time from Jackson county to the
left here today for JET
ferDon City.
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Gloves for Men and Women

are among useful and appropriate Of gifts.
Gloves for all occasions here. moderate prices
Mems unIined Gloves. I Mems fur lined Gloves,
% $500 pair $3.j0 to $500 pair
Mems silk lined Gloves, | gauntlet Gloves.
S2.75 pair. $500 $1,000 pair.
wool lined Gloves. | Mems fur back Gauntlets,
$3.50 pair. $500 $500 pair
Wonen's Cape Skin Street Gloves,
n black. white and tan-$1.50.
wornen's Gross Kid Gloves black with white M
broidery, white with black enabroidery-$15O.
Cross Kid Cape Mocha Gloves, in
grays. tan, white and black-$1.s5 and &2O0.
long Evening n n
white-&3.75
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Genuine 81 "Lambsdown" fleece lined
shirts and drawers, silver gray. color;
warm and durable; special ce
Mems heavy weight, fine cotton Union
Suits, Roxford make, ecru color, closed
crotch; regular $1.5O value. or.
Special OOC
Mems medium weight wool Union Suits,
natural color, very warm and service
able regular $500 values. g. AZ
Special Observation-Disclosures. III
Mems $3.50 Union Suits; extra heavy
weight ribbed wool, with e. or
closed crotch Special sale pr. 10
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Saturday Bargains In Seasonable Furnishings

Mems $1.5O and 81 Negligee Christmas
Shirts, high grade fabrics; plain or
pleated bosom, coat style, soft or
starched cuffs. Choice of big assort-
ment of colors and patterns; sizes ID
to 18 Special sale - -
QXlCc - = -
Special "clean up" sale of makers sur
plus stock of flannel shirts, in blues,
no. .t ON sa1e NO. IF Csc
Mems $500 Sweater Coats. g. ar
SkcCl6l " = . -
Mems $3.50 Sweater Coats, 90 Ar
specia. ske3O
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Finest Variety O Holiday displayed by
Beautiful patterns and designs in hand frame
$500. Magnificent Vienna imported
wide four-in- hands and $500.
81 so 500. pure
wings, straight open-end -hands-uxu-
sold everywhere at 75c and s10o- S0r.
eve tie in In OVN
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Mems and Women's Mufflers

Margetson Co. Of London imported silk knit
AIuffiers the thing for and women;
coors plain black, white gray; priced from
$3.50 $1,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-18

BOYS ALL-WOOL MACKI-
NAWS-WoFth $500. are q spe-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-18
House Coats and Bath Robes

why buy Him a comfortable Smoking Jacket.
n double faced golf cloths, beautiful eH Tn 81y IN
all wool garments 90 ~ %-'O~
Velvet Jackets. silk lined $50 to 30
Our Of Bait Robes is better assorted
Beautiful patterned CO IN IN C10
taSSes. COs>O w FAO
Pure Wool Navajo Indian Designed Robe>-Some with
silk cords and others with belts $3.50 and $40
match,
CDECTAT Smoking Jackets left from
"a -2OA1AA all good patterns. Sizes
from "a to 49, s $500 and $3.50 values 1895
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-18

It's the most sensational and
startling thing we've ever
done. We expect huge
crowd to attend this sale
We know that there are sew
eral thousand shrewd moth
ers in this town who know a
a good thing when they see
it-who will drop every
thing and come to this sale
post haste
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-18

Gases WasteP aperB TraveHn
FIandBa The1non
Sets Racks Sewing Stands
Ninniu Diaries
Caxs TrnSeHn Alarm Clock Desk Clock
FuCktC Com Reading Glasses Hat Pin Stands
SewincA Hand kxhef
Cases Trays
Imported Cigarette
to o Ash and Lighter
Combinations 81 to S.
!, to House
Slippers
So So
n Umbrella to $15 Um
Walking Sticks
at novelties 81 $5
and $3.50. Velour
t
$15O $3.50.
Robes Leather Goods