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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-28
First published in The Topeka State
Journal April q, 1914.]
RESOLUTION.

Resolved, by the Board of Commission
ers OF the City Of Topeka, Kansas, that
the stagnant water standing on Lots
Numbered 153 and 155 Liberty Street in
veale's Addition to the City of Topeka.
Shawnee County, Kansas, owned by E..
L. Kelsey, whose residence II unknown,
is a nuisance and Is dangerous to the
health Of the neighborhood, and that 1t
Is Z nuisance and IL dangerous to the
city to abate said nuisance by filling said
lots, so as to prevent water from stand
ing thereon; and be 1t further
Resolved, that the owner Of said lots
be, and he is hereby given until May Is.
1914, as provided by Section of Ordi-
nance Number 25S1 of said city, to abate
said nuisance by filling said lots, SO as
to prevent water from standing thereon;
and, II said nuisance be not abated within
the time specified herein, as provided by
said Ordinance, then the Superintendent
Of Streets is hereby directed to fill said
lots in such manner as to permanently
abate said nuisance and report the cost of
said work to the Board Of Commissioners.
which said cost shall be levied and assess
ed against said lots, as provided by law.
W. L. PORTER, Commissioner.
I, c. B. Burge. city clerk Of the City Of
Topeka, Kansas, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing resolution IL q
true and correct copy of the original now
on file in my Office.
[Seal.l c. B. BURGE, City Clerk.
Topeka, Kansas. April u, 1914
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KODAK FINIsHING.

for amateur photographers. Write for
prioo list. J. y. DtEiekrott, Topeka, KAn-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-28
First published in Tho Topeka Stat
Journal April n, 1S1A1

City Clerks ORice. Topeka. Kansas.
April n. 1914
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice IL hereby given that May Is,
1914 II the last day on which to file petit
| tons for sidewalks for tho year 1914.
lSeal.1 C. B. BURGE, City Clerk.
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ALL MAKES for sac or rent. Best No.
ahanical depaftmemf IN The country.
CRANE = Co
Topeka. Kan . Yeas. n Business
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ORDINANCES NO. 4333.

Published in The Topeka State Journal
April %, 1914.1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-28
FARM FOR A HOUSE

FARM FOR A HOUSE
100 in Gray Co., Kan, clear, miles from
Pierceville, 80 under plow, good well, II
tt. small granary. Will trade for small
house and few lots out for chicken rails
ing. What have you? Will give you a
good trade.
1920 ACRES well Improved stock ranch.
nlentv shallow water. Price $40. 900.
viii trade for smaller farm or good stock
Of hardware. All clear. VIII take mort
gage back on land for any difference.
l. II. Allen. Burdett. Kansas.
TO TRADE FOR HORSES
head good Jersey and Guernsey cows.
soon. 406 Fillmore.
WANTEDITo exchange stock Of general
merchandise for automobile. Phone 4z4z
Red.
TRADE-Income property now rented for
3 years at $500 per. What have you?
Address r. H, care Journal.
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LEGAL.

nuisance by filling said lots, so as to pre-
vent water from standing thereon: ana.
Il said nuisance is not abated within the
tendent Of Streets is hereby directed 20
fill said lots in such manner a. to per-
manently abate said nuisance and report
the cost OF said work to the Board OF
Commissioners, which said cost shall b.
levied and assessed against said lots. as
provided by law.
1, C. b. Burge, city clerk Of the City OF
Topeka, Kansas. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing resolution Is q
true and correct copy OF the original now
Topeka, Kansas. April Il. 1914.
Thirst published in Tho Topeka State
Journal, April q. 1s14.1
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board OF Education Of the City Of Topeka,
Kan. at the OFFICE Of the Clerk OF said
noon, May 18th, 1914, for all the labor and
material required in the erection Of an
addition and remodeling to High School
building located at the corner Of Eighth
and Harrison streets. Topeka, Kan, in
accordance with the plans, details and
specifications furnished by Holland, Cam
BILE & Holland. Architects Topeka, Kan.
and now on file in the Clerks office. also
the Architects.
Parties bidding on the work will be re-
CURED 10 furnish ceruneo CHECK VIII
their bid in the sum of per cent Of the
amount Of their bid, and payable to the
Board Of Education. to be held as q guar
antee that the successful bidder will en-
ter into contract and furnish satisfactory
| bond within 10 days after the award 0l
contract, said check to be forfeited tt
| the said Board of Education in the event
| Of said contractor falling to sign said con.
| tract and furnish satisfactory bond OF
accordance with said bid. Bidders will
be required to make out their bids on uni
form blanks and set forth in specifications
same to be enclosed In envelope and ad
dressed to NJ. c. Holman. Clerk Boart
Of Education. Topeka, Kan, and market
| ''ProposaP' for addition and remodelne
| for High School building, Topeka, Kan.
| The Board reserves the right to reject
| any or all bids. M. c. HOLMAN,
Clerk, Board OF Education.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
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.MACrsINE sHoPs.

wANTED-Your lawn mower to overhaul
and grind. factory procesx Q-0Q Tel
Howard, III. Free delivery.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

To All Whom It May Concern:
You are hereby notified that a petition
signed by c. Burning as owner Of Lots
numbered 2S9 to s33 inclusive, on Liberty
street, and Lots numbered as to 764 in
elusive: on Tenth street. All in Knowles
Subdivision No 2. to the City Of Topeka.
Shawnee County. Kansas was filed in the
office OF the County Clerk Of said county
this 18th day Of April, 1914 and IL now OF,
file in said office. directed to the Board
Of County Commissioners Of Shawnee
County. Kansas. praying for the vacation
of certain alley running east and west
along the south line Of said Lot numbered
SSS Liberty street. in said subdivision, az
shown upon the plat Of said subdivision
on file in the Office OF the Register of
Deeds being part OF the northwest
Is.
Said petition Will DO considered by said
Board OF County Commissioners at their
regular meeting to be held Monday May
Dated at Topeka this 18th day Of April.
T. 1914. and hearing will be had there
on at 10 O'Clock a., m. of that
day or AZ soon thereafter ~ practicable.
and at such time and place all persons
interested can appear ana be heard under
said petition.
1914.
CHRIS r,rYNNrN<s p.<,.a....
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FOR sAIE--MoroRcYCLEs.
NOR SALE-Good motorcycle, cheap
sold at once. Phone 6SS between and
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RESOLUTION.

Resolved, by the Board Of Commission
ers Of the City OF Topeka, Kansas. that
the stagnant water standing on Lots
Numbered u 76. 7s 30. q, 81. 81. IS. 50. and
90 Mcvicar Avenue In College Addition
to the City Of Topeka, Shawnee County,
Kansas, owned by Josephine Phillips. Of
Kansas City. Mo-, is nuisance and is
dangerous to the health Of the neighbor-
hood, and that 1t is necessary for the best
interests O. eaid CITY 70 aoate saio nMs-
vent water from standing thereon: and be
1t further
Resolved, That the owner of said lots
be- and she is hereby given until May Is.
1914, as provided by Section OF Ordinance
Number zsGl Of SAID c3tys 70 abate said
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abornirt ouF bic EdgIide aribiine.
$500 oas 5abr ourh ote Poit.
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0tuir tteftriIae Rarabt.

Acnte nAD moracn fiho Bic Nnupt.
|leittaae Der af. Sar Ben. Seute
aben0 III Bic unberaleihlihe elef.
ItrtIde Raraor, Bite Emaba Rilbm
uno 9bre e%inaebradlt bat imO NOR
aen gtahmittas linbet Der 5eium5ng
Der goaeu nno 9ereiue itntt
Gie puraoe Der elettriiaa Sddu.
maaen miro nm plnft 8 ubr balte
Mbeub bon Der Cunning unO 49,.
Strabe aus fih Durh bic @aupt.
.itraben Der Stnbt beiDegei.
Die Staot lit iett idon bon aus.
.m1rtipen geluhern iiberfiilt non
oenen itnuolth &unberte mrbr mt
Spe5iolSilgen ans gebrasta nno
Soma eintreffen.
Der moraiae 6eft5ua beaiurt Inn
2 llbr 4ndmittags. 5reitag abeHo
fomHten oaun bic 6eitlidteiten nit
einem Scfbaa gum abidluB. Der
.geiith 1T til oieiem sSabr iebr tart
uto oitrite oIe McEpr0s ilbertrriieu.
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Marftberidyt.

Sa6.cmaba, 7. Off.
linopie6-3ufubr $500; Marft
felt Bis itarf.; anoera felt.
Suite BIS bette gorngefiitterte,
&c. 0-t0.30.
MittcImdbige bis CUTE $3.50
$50.
@erp0hnIi6c Biz mitteImaBiee
$775-8.60
@uta Big bette gfanse Stiere
81 1877 rs.
aihe mo Sellers felt Biz tart.
4IlerbeIte Sellers $6.50-7.50.
@utc bis bette Sellers $6.25-
700.
@ep5bnIide Bis mitteInaBiae-
$4 00-5.50
5tofcrs uuo 6eeoers cute tart
anoere feit.
8tfe bis bette aiihc S75o-8.25
Brine 1eeofrs $8.25-8.40.
NaifteImdBac Bis quite $5d5-
500.
MitteImdBiae Bis CUTE $3.50
@eip0bnIide Bis m%itteImdbige-
&C. 25-7.00
mittelmdbise bis cute 1926
1875.
@en6huIifa Biz mttteImdbies
Sc 25-7.2
gtod aii6e Sc. CLOSES.
Seal S8.00-10.50
Buffer So. 25-7.G0.
5dneinc g3ufubr 5000; Mnrft
20 nie0riger. 3urdidnittspreis
SIS. 45-8.50; b6hiter Rreis $3.50.
56afe 3uiubr $1,000; Norft
.itorf bis Toe bober; GQn1rner felt,
5ecoers feit.
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Emaha Getreibe.M iarft.

(@ehefert bon Der @reat 8eitern
Gomnliiiton Co.
Omaha, Z. Of.
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8as ioa man 6a3u iagen? Gin
@eihidltsprofeiior ioate 6odl bic
GntiDideIungsgeidttt oes 6eutI1en
.8oIfes fenner, oas iih i'm 2altfe
Der lesten Sabrbun6erte burd lin.
.idglide 6pfer eineu BldB an Der
Come errang, oeiien GmporbIabelt
non england NIT bitterem Aei0 EN-.
tpnr0e, gegen oas etne Gin.
freiimaspolitif in Die Nege geIeitet,
.qegen oas Elm aeiieItreiben oeron.
%italtet mur0e, bic es enolif gum
@rud)e fam, ben 3eIttidlan6s aai.
fer Dergeblih BIT b~erupioen iu6te.
Scr SER 9rofeiior ioate tpiiietb
BOB aniier, 6iiriten iirO golt CHING
iiito I'M iebigen Sample, 0aB, penn
es jc eifien @Olfsfrieg gab, Der ie.
bige Elm iolfer gei1annt tper0en
niuB; Dab Das oeittide Seer Elm
9olfsbeer lit, III ipeIdlem syiiritenfin.
Der nnn 0alterniobne, Arm unb
Reidl gelebrte lin0 5an0perfer,
aIte nn0 Sllrtge, ariltpfrnten mo
So3ialiiteit, GdTufter an Gdalter
iteben init Dem freuoigen GntihIub,
3u iiegen ooer all itcrbett. ltnb,
iDerin Der Serr 9rofeiior ihlieklin
b~ebnltptet, 0ag bic rEiiiiAsn aoIa.
fan. bic engIiidlen SoI0lingc, bic
beEaiiden 0lendeImoroer fiir oie
beiten Sntereifpn 6er europ1iidef
aultlr pintreten 10 1T bds offpn-
lat gL0oiinn unb cine 9eleioiaung
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agcnten iiir Elm ie1r tpertbuoles
unb leidt berfdnflihes engItites
guf tueroen iiberna qeiltft uno an.
aeiteat Outer 8er0lenit ltn0 iteti.
ge @rbeit fir s5coen. Der etipas tbun
min. I'm neitere gnsflnft aorei-
lire. g. 8. gor 335, Gmaba, geb.
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1entides Sans,

OR gorlt1r0 Bee Geittfden 6uiis
Ies hut beihloEIeli, ont 9onnerItag
kIbenb TIT Eefttlmen 8nitie eth ges
nrnthlihes geiiarnrleniein nebit
nnsfrun8den nb5itbalter. Die meis
1en EheIgnebHEer at BET Narn0e ON
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'etner 9uborrr, oenen CT 5umIt1ct,
iolhe btruberbrdnntcu 8%ehaltptun.
gen alanbia hin3unebmen.
@ie geingt, Is thut mir lelo,
onB Die Staataimipcriitdt Don yte.
brnsfa einen iolhGl gldHn gum
aebrer Der @eihihtc beriet 0euu
Der Mdrn bot non @rididte teiue
Abnmg. Seia llrthctI iii non
SAB Siftirt ieine slugen iinb blind
fir Die tbuti1dlihet &erblItniiie.
Sd boffc mir, haB Die S%tuoeuten'
ihait it'd BON oiciem @eihiftsidl.
ifer Hiht beeinimiien laBt IN ibrem
llrtbeile itber ncltgeihtdltlihe That.
laden. an benz ansgdHge oes STRIFE.
aes aber pir6 aud Ser g. 9t.
sling nidlt5 auoern Die 8elt.
.geifttte miro alid 1T oiciem @eIt.
.friege oas @eltgeriht ieinl
@epr9e Neqer.
Col. So6n g. Mo5cr, elmer ser
b~cfannteiten Burger oes Staates,
.ginq einen Shritt peiter uno per
Iungte in einem Shreibeu an bic
8rrpaltlmg Der Staatsrmipcriitdt
ben 9liidtritt oieics parteiiiden @rn.
.Rrofeiinrs~ Colonel Ytuber
ifreibt iebr treiieno:
,2ie 5hioenten Der Staatsuni'
beriit1t beiteben ans iiirgen giar.
uern uuo 6raueit, ollie itoI5 auf ibr
amerifdnertbum. giele ie0od iinh
~gehoreue Gcutihe o0tr non 0eutider
abitammmg. uno Tie piroen I'M
menitli6 iein, menn iie uidt INIT
benz 9olfe ibrcs eigenen 9lutes
ipmpntbiiiren ipiiroeu
lie uuiperiitat mtrO 0tlrh Be-
iteucrrng oler giiraer erbaIten unh
aae giirger t6eiIen 9rof. 6liHgs
8onlrtbcile eegen Geutihlano nidt,
mo Die oeutihen 9iIrger legen ent'
idie6eu Rroteit ongeleu Gin, OaB er
ieiue autlide StelluHg 8ltr @erucr'
rufuna BON &nrurtheilru ge9en
Geutihlan0 miBbrauht
pAuBcroem fat &rof. Sling bic
Reutralitata reclamation nut 8or.
6a0atlt iIbertreten. Gies ge5t nitt
an fur cineu Mlann, Der cine Stel.
luna mic or in micrer groBen llni-
.oeriitdt befleioet, un6 es lit Elm Ser.
qehen. oas itrenge 8erlirtbeilung
BON 3brer 5eite ants perbient.
Gie unabbdn1igen 8lrger Deg
5taates 9}e6rasfa ner0en Colonel
Rober fir ieine manubaften 8orte
Ganf niiien.
3eutif,c gltcrn, bic ainopr in
Der Rebrasfa staatsuniberiitdt ia.
ben, ioateu iid Dem 9orgeben oes
6errn Wtaber unper3iiqlih nnihIie.
ben, un0 aud ~ihrerieits einen &c.
harniidten Rroteit gegen bic inner.
borte 5eereoe 6ieies gProfeiiors"
SLING al bic 9ermaItrng Der
5tnatsuniperiitat ridten.
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@ute Bis bette @|lltteri6oie $3.50
-475.
Qdmner S7.20-7.45.
8i60er 520-5.S5.
5ee6er @ih6er 81. 20-445.
deeoer SibrIinge SIS. 80.
1eeoer Sdmmet SG.00-7t5.
5eaoer MirtteridJafe $3.60-4.30
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gndmtttag naBten bod niht, fDas
fie nod 0erfeiben nnfnngen ~iolIen,
nn0 ID bat man oeitn belAlohcn aLle
Gbeilnabmer uro 0eren 5reunoe
nah Dem Geutiden &anIe ~eir8ula-
ben, i'm ben Gag hi nnge11ehmer
@eieaidaft uno NIT 9an8 81 De.
ihlieben. Se0en 8einhar lteben ei.
itigr argerebme GtirHoeit It'll 4us-
iidt.
S6iers aarf ieDer art fauit 5u hoh-
item GreileR g8crFer1 1916 8ii-
iaI @trabe, Ggiragu, 5a.
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Die modernste und sanitsrste Brauere;
i'm Weston

1amilenbeOarf fam beogen mtrOen: in 4 a6-Smaba, gu. Setter,
2502 q Strafs; SeIepbon Sontb 863-Emaba SuaO i. gils 1924
Coughs 5traFe; Seep6On 9Onglas 3040-6oanal Bluffs, Eo ggs
Bar. 1912 Sab g. Strafe; Seepbpn 1923.
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aus @ra8, Geiterreih, berfigt iiber
cine 26-idbrige 9ragis III Der ana.
tonliiden uu6 tef)niIden Mailoge
uno SciIoDmu1itif, ionic I'M &c.
ianniten Observation-Disclosures.
9et observation-disclosures, gIat.
iberfiinuna NerpenIei0er, Mbeumo.
tismus ni0 Sidias. trigger Baud.
I"Hl9lAlukhI AIlU QuIIIeIUIBlgTIt GeTIs
fungen un0 9eridie6ungen Oer
5@rauen.G raane, hDiteriitau 8uitdrs.
ben, droniideu 8eriteifitngen Der
@eIenfe.
empfebIungen: nnipeffit1t, ann.
Jas Gitp, qas., Blue 8alIeD Sos
IpitnE, Sebron Nebr.
Office. Grug Qbeater.
IA. nno 6arneD GtraFe.
Gpreditunoen BON 8 llbr Bortn.
Bis 8 llbr Nndm. Qel. Gong, 1888
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OAKLAND NOTES.

(Iterns for this column may be
phoned to 1915 or the State Journal
Officer
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Oak
land Presbyterian church was de-
iirhtfully entertained Thursday after
noon ut the home of Mrs. w. H. Draut
on Michigan avenue The members
Dresent included: Mrs. r. p. Taylor,
Mrs. John Lingo, Mrs. Lee. Mrs. KEEL
lev. Mrs. J. L. Massie, Mrs H. r.
Caruthers. Mrs. Draut. The guests
were: Mrs. Jas 'Jessop' MISS , arene
Brownlee, Miss Browniee. the LADIES
made plans yesterday Tor. an Ice
cream social to be given THURSDAY
evening. June 8. on the lawn OF t0e
". II. Draut home, corner Iowa ana
Michigan avenues.
Mira. T. J. Allen entertained the
members of the Vesta Embroidery
cInh this AFTERNOON at her home, 418
Mr.. Ray Ambrose OF Topeka was
the guest at the o. c. Wtisey nome
on Forest avenue wednesday.
Mrs. N. c. Balderson OF Winneid
avenue. who underwent an eperauon
,, at Christ's hospital Wednesday, Is re-
ported improving nicely
Mrs. ]. W. Thompson, wife OF rev.
J. w. Thompson, pastor OF the Presby-
terrain church, who has been in Q hos
pital at Dodge City the past six weeks.
b improving nicely. end IL expected
), Mrs. III. C. Taylor and daughters,
Esther and Florence. OF Macna1an
avenue, went to Maple Hin Wednes-
day, where they are spending this
week with Mira Tayaor.s sister. MIRA
Frank Collins, and Mr. Collins
lodge of Oakland will meet tonight at
the O. q r hall fer practice.
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EAST Side NOTES.
Items for this column may be
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Items for this column may be
phoned to 1915 or the State Journal
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis D. Short, of
Chicago are the parents o1 - son bora
Sunday. May LIST. to. whom they have
given the name Leonard Melvin. Mrs.
Short was before her marriage Miss
Elsie Recob.
Topeka Temple No. 10. Pythian Sisters
Will have box social for the members
and their friends following the regular
business meeting Saturday evening at
X. +. nan. The committee in charge is
composed OF Mrs. Kate Gorhman, Mrs.
La Vfna Werstell and Mrs. Ida Wehe
All members are urged to be present.
The graduating exercises Of the Bel
voir school were held Wednesday after
noon at the schoolhorSe. An interest
Ing program was given and the follow
ing received diplomas: Miss Edna
Rommy, Miss Elizabeth Purdy, Miss
Pauline Bell, and Mr.. Glen Martin.
The annual memorial services OF the
I. o. O. F. lodge Will be held Sunday,
June 7th. at the First Christian church
at p m All Odd Fellows of the city
are cordially invited. The short serv-
Ices VIII be given by Rev. C. A. Finch,
pastor Of the church.
Miss Marie Jensen and Miss Lena
murphy OF Florence. Kan, are guests CT
Miss Hazel Sfitt, 4o4 Monroe street.
The regular business meeting Of the
Tecumseh Grange viii he held tonight
at the Grange hall. All members are
urged to be present.
Graduating exercises were he'd TO-
day at Lincoln school. The following
program was given: Piano solo, Les
Mucadius Yachts. Miss Della Ash; vo-
cal solo. When the Bloom - On the
Cherry at Sardou. Mrs. Macarthur,
Miss Florence Fraser; Out a the Deep,
Lohr School Chorus: address ~Why Go
to High School," Supt. H. B. Wilson:
piano Solo. .Seginere'' Cohn. Miss EN-
ma Eogel; piano Solo. '-rrfunphal
March Kunikle. ME- L. d. Mckee;
class song, June Morning." Villeby:
presentation OF diplomas. Prof. W. C.
Magaw. principal. The following gradu-
ates received diplomas: Eva acoft Pal
mer. Phoebe Lamatta Wilson. Deila>
Isabel Ash. Nettie Belle Watson, Alice
Margaret Young Emma Elisabeth vo-
gel; Florence Fraser. Harold Parker
Lowe, Robert James Kneisler, Harry
Paul Grosch, Berlin Wilson Moore, Carl
Richard Bergman. and Wilbur Richard
Niece.
Mrs. D. D. Stitt. OF 80 Monroe. ex-
poets to leave within a short time for
an EXTENDED visit with relatives and
friends in California
The social committee of the Redden
mission gave an all day social Thurs
DAY. Dinner was served to about 40
guests. Rev. Fazell gave a short talk
to the Mothers Mission club in the
afternoon
Juniors Of the Third Presbyterian
cnurch, ages from to II. are request
ed to meet their pastor, lfr. Gilmore.
at the city building tomorrow (Hatur-
day) morning at 8.15 O'Clock. Br1ne
your banners and flags. You viii m
be given q Joyous ride.
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year, arrived here Wednesday to
spend the summer vacation with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. ]. C. Hanna.
CATHOLIC CHAPEL CAR


Long before the fair haired Saxon races
had civilized even a small portion Of the
North American continent the Jesuit
FAthefAL missionaries Of the Catholic
faith. pushed forward into the wilderness
holding their crucffIx In one hand and q
musket some other weapon Of defense
IN the other
A number Of Topelkans who visited the
Catholic chapel car. st Peters," near
the Rock Island station, witnessed q
splendid contrast OF the foregoing The
an-steel car L. "a feet In length Every
inch of the fnterior Ks mahogany. It Is q
missionary car sent out under the super
vision OF the Catiaoaic Church Extension
society II - specially designed Tor mis-
no Catholic churches.
Father Faith PDmpeny. q splendid type
OF the present day missionafy, h in
charge Of the ear and E. Hemmeneey OF
Chicago ID manager OF the exp0d1t1on
The chr vas presented to the Catholic
by Peter Kunfx. q wealthy Dayton man.
and was built at the expense Of more
than 1z5yeoo.
The chapel YIN ssaf n persons A sim
nh hut beautiful A1tAf, supporting q
crsacif1x u Virgin gold, stands Mt the
front OF the chapel. The car II equipped
with bath, sleeping ana dining rooms and
q Kitchen.
It Il nov On m exhihttisn through q
number Of the larger cdtie1 It viii leave
this evening" for Denver. From tneee It
win - - IanhoI whore thers ar foW
Catho1lc church1a and Wm engage = 1n5e-
s1on work - 1Atk1r Yn1ponU wiN carry
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number Of them have entered their
teams in the parade.

number Of them have entered their
teams in the parade.
Personal Meuta0n.
]. c Snediker, owner Of the Sned1Eer
Mercantile store in North Topeka. VIII
leave tomorrow on business trip to
Chicago.
Mrs. J. N. Bradley and children Of
Denver, Colo. VIII arrive IA North To-
peka within a short time, where they
will visit Mrs. Bradley's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Sheetx.
F. z. 1petter has returned homo
after business trip to Silver Lake and
Clifford Priddy has returned home to
Elmont after a business trip to the
North SIDE
Guy Boast has returned to his home
in Kansas City after spending short
and relatives.
Frank Mongold has returned to Perry
after spending short time ON the
North side on business.
Charles Williams Of Silver Lake is
spending short time In North Topeka
on business.
Ray James has returned to his home
In Rossville after q business trip to the
North side.
Vernon Smiley Of Emporia has re-
turned to his home after spending a Few
days in North Topeka on business.
L. E. Anderson and family will leave
for Kansas City today, where they will
visit friends and relatives.
Miss Bess Jones will return in a
short time from Soldier, where she has
been spending the last two weeks with
friends.
Charles Ware has returned to his
home in Omaha after a business trip.
to the North side.
Hoboes are still plentiful in North
Topeka. according to the North side
police.
Frank Emmons has returned to hts
home in Manhattan after a business
trip to the North side.
Mrs. w. H. Nicholas and Mrs. David
Tamhyn are spending short time Ia
Kansas City
The Ladder Aid society OF. the Sec
ond Presbyterian church VIII have a
food sale Saturday, June s. NJ Pratt
Bros hardware store.-Ady
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PARCEL POST GAIN.
cypress Company Business in Kansas
Has FALLEN Off.

That the express business in Kansas
has already suffered materially in COM
petition with the. Parcel post, is indicated
by the falling OFF in the assessed valua-
tion of property found by state tax COM
mission Express company property Is this
year whitfield about % per cent, or from
$1S6,z34 to $149,e42. This represents the
equipment actually used in handling ex-
press business, including wagons, horses.
Ole furniture and tation equipment.
Later In the year the companies will
ner cent on the gross receipts from their
business during the year ending June 3
next This will be the real proof Of the
effect of the competition with the parcels
most.