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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15

Ligia. le dijo con acento ironico:
VA pasaron los tiempos. Actea.
en- u en- los banquetes tie r~eclinabas
NJ !aGo del Cesar: Y como, ademas,
Gicen que eStaS cast ciega, no atino
como puedes diStirguir desde aqui
= el Cesar nos mira o no.
lie veo. sin embargo-replic0 Ia
2.udida. con triSte acento. Ell tam
5ien es corto de vista Y te esta miriam
DO al travts de su esmeralda.
La mas insignificante cos que Ne
ron hiciera, desperta5a Ia atenci6n
de todos. aun de los que mas cerca
&c 81 estaban; no era extrano, pueS,
cue Einicio. aiarmado. Sc r%ecobrara
empezara z mirar disimuladamen-
te :, Cesar.
Ligia. que al principiar el banque-
te Y Yer 4 Neron como q traves de
una nubc, eStuvo I punto de perder
ell conocimiento; que entretenida lue-
60 con la ~presencia V la converse
ci5n de Einicio no habia pensado nj
Dor un irStante en- mirar al Cesar,
clavo ahora en- 81 los ojos con curio-
sidad y o miedo.
Lo que habia dicho Actea era
exacto: el Cesar les observable, III po-
co inclinado Sobre Ia mesa. con I'm
ojo medic cerrado Y soSteniendo de-
!ante del otro n esmeralda redon-
da V pulimentada, que lie servia de
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lestaba la luz.
-;Es aquella Ia muchacha que
esta en- rehenes Y de Ia que Sc ha
enamorado Vinicio?-le pregunto e.
Cesar 4 Petronio.
ST. ella es-contesto ell interpe-
lado.
Como Sc llama SUI pueblo?
Ell pueblo ligio.
~ a Vinicio lie parece hermosa,
Ell?
ST a Vinicio le ensenas un tron-
co de olive vestido con un peplo de
muier, lie ~parecera hermosisimo; pc
ro en- tn rostro, ioh, conocedor sin
rival de la belleza. estoy leyendo Ell
fallo. No es menester que 10 pro-
nuncies. Tu fallo es justo; 81, esa
muchacha es harto flaca Y enteca,
carece de formas, parece una flor en-
10 alto de fragil tallo: Y ell tallo es
precisamente, ioh, divine esteta. 10
Que III mas estimas en- la mujer.
Themes razon; ell rostro NADIA es de
por 81. Mucho he aprendido a tn la
do, pero todavia no Sc orientarme tan
rapiGamente como til, con una ojea-
da c~ertera e infalible. Sin embar-
60, lie apuesto a Tulio Senecio su
querida a que, aunque estamos todos
recostados y en- tai posicion es diff
Gil a%preciar, en- general, las formas de
una mujer, til has formulate va en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15

rcsueIto elevar ell precio del pan Y
amenazan con entregar Sus hcenclas
: cerrar los establecimientos.
rs motive de seria preOcupaclon
para las a~utoridades Ia agitacion cue
So nota con motive De este conf!icto
entire 81 pueblo, por cuyo motive Sc
han redohlado las precaucioncS Y Sc
yigilan las fabricas 4 fin de evitar
que sc repitan los ata4ues contra las
panaderias.
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ELE.GANrE MATRlMONlO En-.
NUEEA YORK.

NEW YORK, ii de Scptirmbr".-
Fl matrimOnio del senior Arturo
Gonzalez attacht del ConSuiadO he
PANAMA y Ia Sch0rila Maria Te-
rr.-a .lmador hiia del senior Simon
.Amahnr y META De don MANUEL
.tmaGor. Primer Presid"Eie de pa
mama. luvo lugar aver Il laS . t.
In tar.ir IN In rrsiInnc.1 dr los
rairrS dr IA n0Eia. 100 dc ga. rl!lr.
Fl Rrv. Padre Patrick +. Vaughan.
IL. Ia ~I=lrSia CatGlica Romano dc
san Matco, ofici6 IN Ia ceremonial.
La n0via llevaba IN vcStldO blan-
co satinado de chiffon y tul con
vclO de esta Ultima tela sembrado
lie rOSaS Y liIas del Vale. Su da-
ma de- honor fui ia scNOra Quilt
tero. tia del nOviO. Y entire otraS la
Senorita Manuela Gonzalez. her
mana del n0vio. la sefOrita Sara
AmadOr FL representation de la Sc
nora rSp0-a del PrrSiicnte de Pa
mama. Fl senior VI. +. Stark. repre-
<cnt6 al prpSidrnIr. ri DR.. Jane;
Troya al de Nicaragua y 81 senior
Manuel Castro Quezada al Prcsi-
dcnir /" Costa kira.
NumrrOSaS ScloriIaS y caball"rns
ar0mpalaron a los noviOS y cons
titIy6 este mairimonlo una brl-
!.anIr nOt2 social.
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Amenazan con declnrar la hueiga
general

MADRID. Septiembre-El goher-
aaior de T~arragona In communicate
Il M:ni~terio de n Condemnation que
e ha efec,uado una reunion ohre-
n en- In Casa del Pueblo de ReuS. en-
IL oue - acordo espe~@r diez dias pa
n QUE paedan hacerse esfuerZos en-
Dusca de Ia seduction de- conflicto;
81 para entonces no Sc ha consegui
do NADIA de los ~patronos. los obreros
osran resueltos i Geclarar Il huelga
general.
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EN- So.Hl0

CASA DE ) PLEAS EN- DIAZ STREET.
\ I'M ladO de Beacon Hal; I'm. casa moder-
ma. DE : pleas. caSi nurva. grandiOSo Sa-
Ion de unO i nir0 ladO de IL casa: balco-
mes al rr"nte Y aIrdS de la casa. "n Ia es-
Guina de- la Gale: banQupiaS de crmento:
4 una clIadra de ia Inca de ~tranvia: cuarto
de DahO. e>cu>ado; gas; patio exterior con
irhOleS %irutalcS de tOdaS classes, cast todOS
lienrn irutaS VA. 80 vendr eSta casa a tan
bain prcrlO. pOr iencr que auSentarSe Ell
propietario dc ella, 4 calSa de cnfermpdad.
lnrOrman: (9-ijl
CONFESS REALTY co.
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NOTTCIAS DE ESPANA

dos Dor los eStibaiores. cargadores,
mozos, ca~rretOnerOs Y otrOs obrerOs,
uue ma ndado mueStra de gran soil
daridad.
Sc nan tornado p~recauciones para
eviu"r complicaciones.
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e. Consul presto las f~ianzas por 70;
alenenes apcehend:dos.

BARCELONA. S~eptiembre. F.
Consulate de Alemania en- esta clu-
dad ha prestadc IA fianza que Sc
eyjgia = los Sais subditos de su ma
ci6n qque :n~tentaban enbarcarSe cor
Dasaportes f",sos: ahora podran dis
'ru,ar Ge liDertad provisional.
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Las practicas militares efectuadas er
Tudela fueron satisfactorias.

TUDELA, Sept.-Han terminado
las Dracticas militares Y ~resuita-
dos seran dc mucha utilidad, priEci-
palmente porque en- elias Sc han de-
mostrado los efectos de los eXplosi-
o modernos V IL eficacia del tire
de la artilleria en- los canoneS de di-
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Cano e. Duque de P~astrana.

SAN SEBASTIAN. Sept.-En {,
concurso de trio de pich6n en- opcloE
a IA Copa CriStina. ha reSultado VIC
-arioso 81 Ducuc de Pastrana.
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los SrilOrrS Dr. T.. 4. Ne IntnSh. Sc
rrrtari0 DE- Ia SOrirdad: DR.. q. II.
Moody. DR.. II. :. Smith. br. W. Il.
Russ. DR.. \. Ii. limrIrs0n Y DR..
:. +. I.nWrry.
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Sc ~efectuo con entusiasmo la fiesta
de Ia flcr.

SANTANDER. Sept.-Se ha efec-
ruado con gran txito la Fiesta De Ia
.lor. Il eStuvo muy animada; los
reyes e infantes recorrieron las ca
lle~ de Ia ciudad en- automobiles, ha-
ciendo esplendidos donativos.
Fl pueblo les hizo ohjeto de entu-
.iastas demostraciones de simpatlas.
Las ~senoritas e~ncargadas de Ia co
locta, quedaron muy s~atisfechas. pues
ell resultadO de sus e~sfuerZos fue
ruy notable.
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NECESITO SOCIO C~ApITALISTA con dos
mil d0larrs para neg0ci0 que tcrmina en-
cinco mrSeS. UtilidadeS de 80 4 200 per
riento. GarantiZo perdidaS ron $500. Guada-
lupe Rodriguez. ~ W. Salinas ST.. San
Antonio. Tex. (9-al
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versos calibres, asi como las ventajas
de los aereoplanos sobre los gloDoS
cautivos, para d~escubrir las baterias
enemigas ' fiiar ell trio de los ca
nOnes.
FL coronel Wives : los oficiales del
Cuerpo de Aviaci1A Militar han re-
cresado i Madrid.
f. comandante de artilleria, Pero-
gordo. Y tres capitanes del mismo
cuerpo. saldr::n en- el %lobo libre Nep-
tuao. en- direction = G~uadalajara.
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e Va sera vendido 4 r:cnor precic
en- Madrid.

MADRID, Sept.--El MiniStro de IA
Gobernaci6n. senior Sanchez Guerra,
e subSccrctario del ramo. el gober-
rador de Ia provincial y el alcalde de
"A ciudad han celebrado en- el des-
pacho del miaistro una ~importante
corferencia tratanGo accrca de Ia
question del ala del precio del pan.
Trataron dichos senores de las de
nuncias formuladaS ontra los pro-
pietarios de ~panaderias q Quienes Sc
atribuye el propjsito de &ubir consi-
derablemcnte dicho articulo.
Acordaron los rcfcridos senoreS to-
MAJ detcrminadas medidas para evil
ar II excesiva carestia del pan sin
motive alguno. J SC coafla que el con-
flicto quedar# s~oluciouado favorable
mente en- el dia. taHto para los in
iu~striaIes como para q pu6Iico.
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Sc NECEsITAN MINEROS-Mlna de S pies
de carbon. buen trabajo, nina SEGA, casas
conrnrtables, buena aqua Y eScuela pnblica.
No pagamGs lransporte. TrabaJo SECURE.
Tomcn eI rerr0carril Missouri. Kansas 4
Texas. independence Mining Company, Phe-
Ian, Texas.
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EN- ABON0S CONDOS.

Con S200 al contado: So cada mes
Incluy"ndo inlerfs. compra UNA CASA, 10
mas exquisite.
Con 500 nj cOntadO: SIS cada mes
Compra raSa moderna de 4 cuartos, con TO-
das las comodidades posibles.
Con $50 al cOnladO; sis cada mes
Compra casa cenirlca. buen estado, 4 Guar
tOs, bailo porrelana v luz electrical.
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MATRINON1OS.

Rafael Rohri=urX Y JoSrra Gllz-
main.
.IeSIiS Gon2aliicz V FRANCESCA Lu-
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Sc RENTA una casa de ) cuartoS. con PAST
Ito. ComodidahcS modernaS; media culdra
del tranvia. Informan 1i3 Leal 81. Tel
Crockett Gi14. (9-aO
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Hay OLE SiBER INGL.ES. para obtener
buenoS SucldoS.-ES I'm paSaporte valioSo.
-Emprzadlo 4 aprender hoy miSmO.-Cla-
ScS 4 dOmirilio.-Mrt0do prictico.-Pr0fe-
Sora dc inglc>. Iradurtorra. interprete. NE
can0grara.-3O9 Avenue b.
e-i7.)
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DR.. FRANCISCO VAZOIEZ G0ME2.-CiruRfa
general. ESprrialmenlr enfermadedas de ma
riZ, gar2anta V OidOs. Oririna. 80 Frost
Bldg. Houston 81. V Main Ave. TrlifOnos:
Travis $500 V 3Gif: NIcvn t73. 9-3O
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COMPRE listed Ell Almanaque Ilustrsdo pare
1915 en- Ia Liberia de I.oZano: SOC Ell e1em-
plar. Por correo Coo a cualquler parte 40
los Estados Unidos.
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Para evitar que Sc propaguc la huel-
ga de Reus.

BARCELONA, Sept.-Se han to-
mado precauciones para cvitar que sc
propaguc Ii huelga de ReuS.
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CIrALOCIER irabajO de albanIlerfa, norias,
clSlernaS. etc. Juan n. Guajardo y Hnos.,
1890 South Flores. G-sl)
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Llegaron los acorazaaos a Gijon.

GIJON. Sept.-Han llegado los a.
c~orazados Espana y Alfonso MI. STEM
do visitados por millares de perSo-
mas.
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R0FEsI0NALEs-

Dr.. sALOME CARA ALDAPE de Ia FacultsA
de Mexico; autorlzsdo en- Ell Estado De To-
Ias; especialista en- Intermediates genlto-
u7tnarias v ciruiia en- general Residences.
Avenue D.. 1891. Telefono Travis 1897. OH
Gina. Frost Building, Telefonos, Nuevo III:
VieJo Travis 364L
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POR SI.nnU

EXCEPTIONAL BiRtTA EN- RUIZ STREET
10 mas baralo en- raSaS dc s pleas que
exist" aclualmenrr IN ri mercadO. A una
ruadra de- III Inca de tranviaS: casa ia
rrcnlr al sur. Dirha casa e>ii en- magnf-
riraS rnndicionaS. ron salon grande. buena
vcriniad. lOic mIde iSNiW pies. inlOrm3n:
CONFESS REALTY CO. igenteS Exclusives.
els
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DIvERSOs-

81 EN- sU PUEBLO no hay sgenfe de Ia
pRENSA ded1quese listed q venderia y 10
produclra magnffica utllldad. EscrlDanoS
' lie daremos nuestras condolences para
los agentes.
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ceived after that hour wifi be inserted I'M
der the heading: ITO Late to Classify"
ore next day as desired.
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world in the past seventeen years
Not only has Mr.. Selg pioneered the
industry, but he is continuing along
the same lines and in The Spoilers
he has accomplished work that will
live as monument to him and to his
untiring efforts to achieve a work
of art for the benefit and betterment
of man and womankind.
There is not a dull moment in the
entire picture. Mrs. Ethel Ogden
Harrison the famed authoress and
wife of the Chicago mayor, has pro-
nounced THE Spoilers as the acme
of photo drama. Anyone who fails
to see this masterpiece will always
have a regret that they did not avail
themselves of the opportunity which
will be offered to them at the Hip for
the last times today and tomorrow.
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Eidman Webb's orchestra; song,
Barcarole from Tales of Hoffman,"
Oakland Glee club; devotional. Rev.
E. A. Peterson, pastor of the Oakland
NJ E church.; song. "One Sweetly
Solemn Thought Oakland Glee club;
reading, 1.-The Ninety and Nine" con-
testant No. 1; reading, For the Faith
erland'' contestant No. 2; reading,
ugly Sam contestant No. 8; piano
SOLO "Grande Polka De Concert"
(Barte1lo), Miss Virginia Biscoe; read
ing THE Cost of the War contestant
No. 4; reading, '-Slain by Strong
Drink contestant No. 8; song. The
Little Gray Home in the West Glee
club: reading, 1.-THE Boy on Prohibi-
ton contestant No. 6; reading,
charged With Murder" contestant No.
Z. Judges retire. Orchestra; song,
1.-The Miller's Wooing," Tanning Glee
club; report of judges; presentation
of gold medal by Ex-Governor E. w
Hoch; orchestra, Il Am Longing for
You" Hathaway; Miss Ceora A. Lam
ham, coach; Miss Margaret Prout,
glee club leader.
The regular meeting of Division No
90, G. I. A. was held this afternoon
The Junior gymnasium classes will
meet Saturday morning at o'clock
Frank l.. Martin. of Hutchinson,
will have charge of tne mems gospel
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. His
subject for the address will be. Trial
of ST. Paul Before the Roman Court
George AdamSon will furnish special
music. The fellowship lunch which
follows will be presided over by D. o.
Coe. The Santa Fe orchestra will also
furnish music.
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SANTA FE NOTES.
IItems for this department may be
phoned to 1915 or State Journal office

VIM. Hunt. of the store department
at San Francisco, Cal, has been
transferred to the office here. Mr..
Hunts family will come to Topeka at
the close of the school term.
Cards have been received here from
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Brengle, of
Hutchinson, announcing the birth Of
a daughter Virginia Reckhold, Tues
day, March 8. Mrs. Brengle was, be-
fore her maria ge, Miss Alta Amos.
The entertainment tonight at the r.
r. Y NJ. c. A. is the annual silver
medal contest given under the au
spices of the Oakland w. c. T. U. by
the Oakland high school boys. Fol-
lowing is the program: Music, THE
Violin Our Great Grandfather Made" "
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Orpheunl Review.


Many persons are familiar with
Richard Harding Davis's novel, .'Phe
Unfinished Story" which gained pop
ularily only short while ago and was
classed as one of the best sellers. The
story which is a drama of love and
adventure in this country and South
Africa, has been adapted to motion
pictures and called THE Last Chap
ter" This film is in five reels and
shown at the Orpheum Thursday and
Friday.
The scenic effects in 1.-THE Last
Chapter are well worth seeing and
make a strong impression with the
audience.
An educational film showing the
manufacture of automobiles is also in
cluded in the Orpheum program and
is interesting.
bonita, a soubrette, styling herself
as a merry little maid, is good. The
Federal Trio have a comicaI satire on
a baseball game in which one of the
trio shows fair musical ability.
K. H. P.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

pit: sw. 4 lilo To- - 49, - es So, ooC
w Henry and others to NJ. Il. O'Neil
pit: lot Is Woodlawn ave-, Potwin
W, II. Stations to j. Ripple. lots 27i.3 iiOO
Wabash ave-, J. w. Morris add. 49,.
NJ; X. Davies and wife to F. w.
klasse, lot 519 N. y 521 West ST..
Williams add ..'................... 5000
blk. . Park Place add. ..o..... u 400
F. r. Bryant to r. r Bryant Il
int. in lot 49S pit. 500 Harrison St,
Huntoon's add, and lot 159 Polk
St, and lots 42-4 Tyler st. Douthitt
Place add, and lots 642-4 blk. 8 Blu
chanan st, NJ. & D. add. .... /
NJ. v Jacobs and wife to G. r. Walk
err, lots 311-13 Boswell ave-, College
Place sub. ................ 100
p. w. Allen and wife to o. G. Day
ton, right of way for sewer. See rec. 1
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Topeka, Kan. March II, 1918.
A meeting of the board of supervisors of
the election of the city of Topeka will be
held on Saturday evening. March 20, at 8
O'Clock. for the purpose of revising the
registration. hearing appeals from the de-
cision of the Commissioners of Elections
and for the consideration of bids for fur
nishing meals to the election boards at the
primary and also at the election.
Also any other business that may be
brought before the board.
and the same must be in the hands of the
of elections by Il O'Clock
noon March 20. ~
w. b. kEMPER. Com. of Elections.
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Ter, the master violiniSt, who comes
to the Grand opera house Saturday
night, March Is, speaking of this once
said:
lit is only the mediocre artist who
plays the same on all occasions, strik-
ing certain level to which he adheres
without fluctuation. But the great
artists have their moments. And they
are worth waiting for.
And the artist has his ideals, too,
those things which he can never at
tain. Many is the time that he walks
off the platform after finishing a work
detected, unhappy while the audience
appIauds with untiring ardor He
falls short of his own ideal often,
even when the public is satisfied with
him. 1t is this. in fact, that makes for
the development of his artistic self
and spurs him on in his striving
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HAVE GOOD proposition for right party
that can invest $160 in profitable manu-
sale and retail Address 160, care Journal.
FOR SALE-Grocery, meat market, bake
shop. Phone 1850.
BOOMING HOUSE full of roomers- Must
sell. Phone $50.
A GROCERY and restaurant, doing a good
business. Price to sell. Phone GA
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
SALE-TRADE,

31a acres garden land, new house, 6 t.
nail, porches, cellar, cistern, well, garden,
school close, u mile street car. Price S., 600,
i-3 cash, or trade equity for small dwell
College district, 2 fine lots, bungalow
r. bath room, stairs to unfinished attic
electric light cellar, porches, etc. Price
$2.250. Trade equity for vacant lots or sell
Great bargain. Make an offer.
Oakland, g lots, cottage, T., fruit, s., 000,
Oakland, corner lots, new cottage, T.,
gas. cistern, well, 81 500, clear, car line
J. E. TORRINGTON. 100 w 9th rel 22s
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
LOST-Between Sth and 9TH Kansas
ave-, mesh bag containing change Re
ward. 1879 Black.
LOST-On Kansas ave, gold breast pin,
enameled in blue. Reward. Phone 1S1.
LOST-Toltec Rite pin. Reward TO finder.
Call 1927 Red.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Cafe, soda fountain, fine fixtures. doing
q good business in the retail business dis
trict on Kansas avenue. Rent reasonable
Here is your opportunity. Act quick. as
this will sell. Come and see it. Not mort
gagged. Domestic troubles. Terms.
STEPHENSON & WEBB,
GIL Kansas Ave.
Real Estate Dept. F. c. Workman, Mgr
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Government wireless stations have
been planned for Indo-China that will
be powerful enough to communicate
with points more than 3.ec0 miles
away
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AT The THEATERS.

1t is a well known fact that great
artists have their good days and their
bad and it seems as if the greater the
artist the greater the variation For
the soul of a musical performer is
temperament and this varies great
ly necessarily with the physical con-
ditions of the performer. Fritz kre1s-
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At the Novelty.

Harry T. Shannon and his company
presented Nobody Home at the Nov
city last night. There are five come
dams in the cast, including Shannon,
and it was merrYmakfng. production,
rather than a singing tabloid.
Shannon has been in Topeka be-
fore and his appearance has always
proved popular. As Alec Smart this
long-legged thespian created feel
ing of mirth at the Joy Spot. Assist
ing him were four other comedy char
acters: Pat Barrett, as Filbert FusSie.
the old gentleman seeking rest and
quietude; Robert Earle, as the handy
man around the place: Ed Tallman.
as the hobo, and Mabel Waller, as the
hired girl.
Miss Waller made a hit Unlike
many other persons whose singing
voices are not exactly pleasing, she
makes a pleasant burlesque of that
fact. She has been here before this
season. s. J.
Spoilers at the Hip.
Rex Beach's Alaskan romance. THE
Spoilers - which has been filmiZed into
a wonderful photoplay consisting of
three acts and nine reels is the work
Of William n. Selig. one of the men
who pioneered the motion picture in
dustry which has risen to the rank of
fifth place in the industries of the
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WANTED-TO BUY.

WANTED-To buy suburban property
within 2 3 blocks of line: must
have g. or rooms. We want terms or
will exchange for 5 room cottage. Phone
9SG-Ring 2.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for one or two
good small sn rentals II priced rlght, from rom
lowest cash price. Answer CASH" care
journal.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WE PAY highest cash price for End hand
clothing, shoes, hats and overcoats.
Drop card call 1915 Z. Scrinopski &
Son, 40S Kansas
GOOD milk cows fat cattle and veal calves.
w. c. A. Letzow. Tel. 251.
.MEAVING CARPETS, rugs, Good
work. 221 Lake Phone 264i White.
LACE CURTAIN cleaning. 1872 Topeka
Phone 1315-2.
RESPONSIBLE tenant for modern house,
choice neighborhood: almost new. $3.50 ].
WANTED you to phone your carpenter
work and cabinet work to 2150 NJ.
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WANTED-Men unemployed or on small
salary to learn the barber trade Can
spring rush. Can qualify you for any job.
Open to all. Moler Barber College, Kan
City. Mo-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. clerks, $1,000
month. Pull unnecessary. Topeka
aInina tions soon- SamDle questions free
Franklin Institute. Dept $50 c, Rochester
n. y.
KANSAS AUTO SCHOOL-Thorough prac-
teal instruction. Terms very reasonable.
300 Kansas ave.
% MEN TO KNOW that The Clayton Drug
Co., 1919 East 9th St, cuts patents.
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PICTURE FRAMING.

regiding, mat making. mount
ing done by j. ID. Sullivan. 122 w. Sth.